Clewiston High School - Tiger Yearbook (Clewiston, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1941 volume:

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AA, A A. .AA A-A -A 4, A as as , A .r. 45, L EDITORIAL Here we are the twelve members of the '41 success, Twelve years it has taken to bring us here, and with each year an obstacle And when one meet an obstacle he 1 given the choice of three things The first that we should consider is the choice of overcoming and surpa sing that barrier By setting our shoulder to the wheel and pu hing, we can win, thereby gaining prized experience as well as one more step toward our goal The second choice one has, and too often re lies upon, is the deci ion of detouring around the obstacle Never actually coming in contact with that certain problem we do not gain the knowledge we would by facing it And so, we reach our destinatlon in thi manner also, but once there, fall back becau e we have not applied ourselves and learned, but lid along in the wake of the others Lastly and leastly, is the third choice That choice is giving up We do not attempt to go on, once a barrier 1 thrown in our path, but we throw up our hands in despair and turn back No one can 1ake uch a deei ion and stand where the cla of 1941 stand today, ready to give that door of succe a hefty shove and stride through, enjoying the life on X Earth that God meant us to have '. v 1 A L -. z If America is going to remain the country g J we have loved and trusted, then we must remain L l of the sturdy, strong, and honest character of A the men and women who made America. L r For this, we have but one choice. M ! n X x fi - Dick Owen y V -A ' 1 4.244-K' FREEDOM Several weeks ago I had the pleasure of listening to three men discuss our National and Foreign Policy, In this conversation I heard one man heavily criticize President Roosevelt. Eventually this same man brought the conversa- tion to our own community. His philosophy and speech did not change. He went so far as to mention names and openly criticize our communi- ty and its officials. Although his points were not agreed upon by the others, neverthe- less they were stated. HE WAS HIGHLY INSULTED BECAUSE WE DID NOT AGREE WITH HIM. I could not help but wonder while our friend was talking what would have happened him if in the presence of three witnesses he had similarly attacked Stalin, Hitler, or Mussolini Would he not have been instantly imprisoned, lf not hot at sunrise? I congratulated the gentleman that he lived in a country and community where he could freely and safely express his opinion of men in high offlce without fear of dire consequences, but I felt he should be the last one to wish to instill in others the right which he himself enjoyed sa ' Q , I 1 P g. I Q 2 . 9 . . V ,Q af , if U1 .55 Q iff l .V ' 1. ' ' D, EL , ig 5, Q21 - A 2 . K , gg ' if . . N cr I O f: 9'fi:2Yf' Msn' I ,5.f..,.,. xutilai' J 'fri I .A 5?l'f'r.,-P-z...fe.ssssf-aaa- I I don't know whether there is a lesson in all this for the Senior Class of 1941, but there has been one in it for me, R W. Turk et. se bam ewiwwffes-sae smwama ,W P7155 hi! M. M -4 'Q' 4 N w -u 5 'Z x I5 fiffifflljfwf XVHS. Lfvofvfa !fof57EnJ 'W b I. D fh33.0Q QR .Q-QV' E, -H6 ..-- .fi 25 Qmfi fa' wfv-wk ao fam, Mf'S5 Luc ffumbfe ' Pm 'IPM MRS- fx7 '?'15 'kc ' w 6 s 5 ? C ' . 3 G V 5 ' K , Q 1 C Q Nr 4 Q fl- ' ' 1 P ' a Q. ' xg Z' '. . 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That future 1S our trea ure chest, and it is not through prediction but only through exploring that we gain wisdom and un derstanding, pleasure and experience And so the answer to the question is silence We want no prognosticatien we want to live each day as it breaks and fades for it shall never break again Each day is one more grain of sand falling into Eternity, spelling out Life across the abyss of darkness Yesterday shall not return Pictures and diaries serve only to bring back memories more clear l but they too fade and die It has passed into 0 ivion forever, and all such efforts at regaining it are futile, And so it is with tonight. This ninth day of June in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty one is slated to appear only ence upon the calendar And so it hall, and then, when it too has slipped away, there is no way of recalling it That is why we live for today. That is why I say we shall pas this way only once, Any good deed that we can do, therefore, any kind word that we can say, let us do it new, for we shall not pass this way again, Se with this thought in mind I welcome you here tonight, To you who have been to many graduations, including those of your own, this is nothing new, But to us it is. To us it is an era of awakening. And it gladdens our hearts and souls and bodies that by your attendance you have shown your interest in us who are living for tonight, fighting for every mo- ment that keeps us here, while the blood of life threbs through our veins, - Dick Owen qyf , , 'YY , I 1, 1 H 14, A ' Jr ss L.. A.. A , . E., .ur ,rl , ,L,a,,?,, -2. my M : sy -w, ewgz vu ,, 1 V ,, .Q 5. , N 5 f, 1:-wr ,pfm ,:4.5',,n,m,fga rims-E5q.,,'f1am?i1-sz-,,:,42L' fx'grgsar5'a:M!.:f'fL - . , ' gf. 4. , . 2 . ' S S - f 0 ' 'YQ , 1' S . :AY .lt nf, - '12 Iwi ' 6 F a a E O ,E . , , U A . K H ' O . - r ' ' -. I ' FQ. I A 'Ff Q . ,Q - O ' o 1' . , :E - - -Z . S ' jf . O 5 S 1 , A A A Q , T ,, ,A , . V ,,- I .L .T U I., , : -..VJ .. ,M ...Z 4 -l ... .7 -I ..,.:x,f A. w I an - f,- .w- -A -,, H .Xa , a f ,c '.- gy '4 rQ11v-Kuff q,fy-'o-'avwxf' Wy' V' L52 , . 1z'::2:f.'12-v' .fir A 1 .-,Hsff l- - ,+ nfifiv: z65VW? Z CLASS HISTORY To all you gathered together here, in our honor, we find it only fitting and proper to recite to you the past history and the present status of this, the Senior Class of 1941. As freshmen we were composed of fourteen members, and it was said that we were the freshest Freshmen Class in the history of dear old C. H. S. We had something to live up to, and we did. That year we were on the receiv- ing end of every prank played and were accused of all the evil done. We laughed at our reputation for being bad, We knew it was our extreme vitali ty for which we have always been noted In our sophomore year we were re duced to ten members Also we assumed a more dignifled behavior We still led the school by our pep and zeal e were proud to have two of our members, Bill Davis and Sam Lang, on the foot ball team, and just as proud to have several sophomole girls on the first team in basketball Also that year three of our girls were elected maids for the May Day festival. The boys' counter attack to this bit of publicity was made by placing a sophomore boy, Dick Owen, on the annual staff as sports editor' Our Junior year started out with list of lorries much longer than the list of courses we were taking, We were till active in all line of activ ities, sports, program , detention hall and last, and sometimes least, studies . . A 1 . . . rr ' . , W A . -. 1 . . ,. 1 ' 4 . J V 1 ' a v O T S S S U A 444.44m 4 7'Qa..Q..4..L' ' 'LA' ' ' ...AL ,Af .JF aqv, 354 1 Imx F5 xi 2 fl. ,x .Q K5 i6ib'!S'fS H'f9' WWM f K 'll if fa- - ef -at--'ex vf s:-vfW'V?'fV5vf i'fHr' qv VM EW, .y PK Of course, you all remember the May Day festival with three Junior girls as maids. And now came the time to erase the largest worry from our list, We were going to give the Seniors a banquet. We had a nautical theme and altogether a very gay affair. We ate, we sang, we laughedg we looked beautiful and we were merry. After the banquet there was the Junior-Senior dance: net re- sults were sore feet, torn clothing, sleepy eyes and a big cleaning job. After all this had been accomplish- ed, we felt ready, yes, my dear friends actually ready to be called Senlors of Clewlston High School Our most impor tant struggle thi year has been to maintain a certain amount of dignity Sam Lang was elected captain of the football team and Dlck Owen, editor of the Annual Queen Margaret and King Sam relgned on hay Day On our picnlc, as you probably saw by the papers, we took Miami by storm' Perhaps the most exciting event of the year was the banquet and dance the Junior gave us It was really a delightful event And so, dear friends, you find us tonight after we have passed our last examination, fought our last battle, anxiously awaiting our diplomas We ve mixed work and play, but our time is H , and we leave this, our history of t e Class of '41 Julia Ann Oglesby 'Y 1931! xv' if ,Q ' ' Q . 0 ' ., S 3 ' ' 5 ' ' L f ' ' 0 , 1 r Q , Z I : . S . ' ' 0 A I . ,, . .5 ' ' at g . .-,,. ., .V ,, . ,, ,. ...- 4 i, Q yy NIV: 'Titel'--DMT W NW. M YWMX QL -NAA MAA-...Ak ' ' .p.4.4..' ALA' g ag.. M Hyip- 'nr VW? '3 '7 W'7 'Y c awwwaammm CLASS PROPHESY It was the year 1950 I was a nur e in Proxidence Ho pital in Detrolt, Michigan. It wa the beginning of my vacation and I was in my room packing my bag to go hole I had three weeks for ly vacation and I was glad I turned on my radlo Just in time to hear the last of a new cast The commentator was announcing the opening of that new Bro dway hit nSwat Me Sistern with Dick Owen playing the lead, This brought back old memories of my old cheol chuns again I fir t decided that my be t bet would be to drop in on Dick He could probably tell me vhere the rest were, I fini hed packing and took the train to New York I took a taxi from the tation and rode up town On forty second Street I saw Dick' nano written in lights a cross the Tivoli I told the driver to top the ear so I could get out The afternoon perform ance was ju t ov r and all the people were clamoring for hi autogr ph I slipped in the stage entrance andnvent to h1s room to wait for him It wan't long befor a chorus girl cane into the room Sho had her back oouldn't recognize her, but when head, I saw it was cnc of my old Wethington She told me she was in a revue turned and I he turned her friends, Renee dancing there After pending some time with Dick and Renee I decided to go to a restaurant and get something to eat I went to HSloppy Joo'sn and who hould be the first person to catch ay eye. No one but Flora Leo waiting on table When I walked over to a table to it down the orchestra tarted playing I then aw the piano player wa none ' other than Doris Hodges She was full of ngive , and Ngetting in the grooven with the UBoog1o- 3 woogie rhythm, Flora Leo came over to the table to take my order. Sho told I was their Chief Chef. Poor K1 oouldn't lose enough weight 1 I After eating I started fy was waiting for a taxi when ji 1 me that Bill Davis Bill. I guess he to become a pilot. back to my hotel. I a truck pulled by the 'LU .2 ,la Q rf, , .I . lt 45 Qm,,f+vw' 'wwf-'-W iv inf' , U '9fd m ' I ,- . . of Q .- x s .,,c. 4 gala has IH' ' ' . . spas-f'f1pia,l,,M,l.a wgawwwmmwmmwawwm ' gfwl: Mmwmmmiwmduunhuuhuumnmdlldali! Lei at , 0 if Q . o ' - I 4 ' T . 5 , Q , O , . s A 1 , . ' Q I . . . s L . 'Y . I Q 5- E T A ' ' it ' S . . . ' 2 5 ' a I v Q M 1 T ,. 3 5 1 . . 1 s . . 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He asked me if I would like to go to thelr house for Q little whlle I accepted Jean told mc that he and Sam had been in New York about six month It wa about even o'clock when I got back to the hotel I rfgn tcred and rang for the elevator The door wa opened by Margaret Von U h Margaret, an ele ator girl' Wa I ur pri ed She let 10 off t the fifth floor There I bumped into an OKOUIC young lady She reached down to plck up her bag and I aw it wa Leah Richaud the fa1cd archltoct. She wa ln a hurry to go to m etlng, o we didn't have long to chat, Halfway down thi hall I saw a famili r form peeking ln a keyhole It wa A. D, Frith, new a wa merely tr IDU to flnd out if the occup.nts were feeling receptive he explained I followed him around, watching hi technlque selling vacuum cleaners fthe sane technmque he used in high school! Pr tty oon we were ln the middle of a fairground lthat just go to how how much territory A, D, c n coverl We decided we would take in ome of th lde hows. They were all terrible, but one, Julia O lesby, the d re devil of our Senior Glas ,wa being frozen in Q cake of ice, That doo take nerve when they took her out of the ice we were able to talk together, and she told e he had been traveling with the circus ever slnce he cr hed a plane about a year before, You know, Idventuresome Julia' I left New York and went to Florida. Clewis ton wa my n xt top to se the last of my old chum , Bettye B iley Her name wa n't Bailey now, She had be n xarried for f1vo year and had two lovely children I shopped for a short stay before going bacl to my work June Hooker A. h....A.4..45-,A l-ALHAI -.A I ' - I OS Q LIC, S 'I 1. I Q e ' .1 Q A. g 'T V' , . C1 ' 1-1 AJ X 'S 5, L s . YY' , . . . A , P . L Q 0 ' S Q X . . 3 , S S 3 - W , . ' , .2 - .S 3 , L N ' , , x g X S o . ' lv SC g '. X XV . ' S S ' S , 11 X G . , , ' 3 - o il r ' cw r YL' l, LJ ' , 3 ' S -- , J: A ' ' S . fi f N . O ZW I H :- 1 el . -J Q all - 5 1 Hg fb 9 ' S . O. . . ,Q f Q C, . 1 x s Q Q Q 1 3 traveling salesman--you know, door to door. He 5 , C1 - 1- wr' ' n f . Ll 4 . 9 p a Q 5 Q4 , X . C, 0 -5- ' X , A n.. Q S ' A ' J ' V. X ,. if . - .. A , C S ' , T rw rw H ' 1' L v0 Q sl ? V UL . ' r 5 I - . , S . X LJ S X S ' ' . 'X Q - 8 ff' C1 W 3 LJ LJ L z n ' w 'r k . 'J O if ' X 121 S Q. 'X x 'X J . I F' fi C' p LJ LAL? 9 ' ' ' 1 - ' . If . Q' f S . C S C . Q, A S 1 7 Q 7. k , S X ri e n ' s S 1 ' . -'x t L. C . Q 3 X Pa - LH f 4- 4 1.4 ' ' 4... 4., A. .4 M. Ja. .Q A 4..,,l.-a.,.:+.. .es .se -1 Q... gl, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of Florida County of Hendry We, the Senior Class of 1941, of Clewiston High School, after a visit with our noted physi- cian, realize that our constitutions are failing fast after such hard work in History, English, Latin, and Mathematics, We, therefore, being of sound mind and disposing memory, do hereby make and declare this, our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all wills by us heretofore made. ITEMS: 1, To Mrs. Holstine we bequeath an ample supply of Detention Hall Slips--so she can give more Detentlons next year. 2 To Ui Knight we bequeath a daily re minder to ring the tardy bell every period. 3 To all the othel faculty members we leave our deepest hopes that they have the priv ilege of teaching another clas as bright and intellectual a ours 4 Xe bequeath the Junior the Senior Home Room providing they keep the desks a clean and orderly a we did 5 Le bequeath the Sophomores the largest Cannonball in e 1 tcnce iwabash by nauel to be char ed, naturally, to the Senlor Fund 6 We bequeath the Freshmen our undying energy and misehieviousne s, who need it only to break and urpass our own devilish records 7 I, June Hooker, bequeath my throaty torch singing voice to the would be Dorothy La mours in the ninth grade 8 I, Bill Davi , bequeath my athletic prowes to Bobby Broadfoot, complete with a set of NGa1n Seven Pound in Eight Daysu booklets .MAA Au . lx. S S 7 .- 0 ' . 'I 1 S S o -r g 'u S A S S 7 g o V I ' 5 ' x's X ' as . U, - 0 0 r . . A , A , S - . 4 S ' . g A U 1 1 gp U g S . ' S 1 ' 3 1 sg: ,.1-1-'sesvesawgwasswqa-assess-wane--s.-+1-f are k V .se M. .s..1,o. .a...,,,s.,e,.. .mm An..s,. .,.., 45. ,- .sa 4. laisa. ,A 4-., as 4 1. H WSW Tw'fW 9. I, Julia Oglesby, bequeath my title of HC1ewiston's Most Popular Girln to anyone who can fulfill it. lO, I, Sam Lang, Beville, who needs it his eyes. ll, I, Flora Lee personality to Janice bequeath my hat to Jack to keep his hair out of Haven, bequeath my lovable Tjvynlfl . l2, I, Dick Owen, bequeath a supply of a- larm clocks to all those who are likely to be- come maladjusted due to tardiness. lb. I, Bettye Bailey, bequeath my ready wit and good sense of humor to Dorothy Knight. 14 I, Leah Rlchaud, bequeath my surplu weight to Bet y Sprlnger 15. I, Renee Wethington, bequeath my repu tation as a student to Elizabeth Winn who needs U. 16 I, Margaret Von Mach, bequeath my place on the basketball team to Hauryne Prewltt Frith, bequeath my CPOOD1Hg ability to Carrol that he is in the Navy 18 I, Doris Redish, who ulll need lt new Hodges, bequeath my abllity to remain calm at all tlme to Edna Leiter We hereby appoint Mr Markette ole executor of thls lill In witness thereof, we have hereunto sub acrlbed our name thi ninth day of June, in the year 1941 In the pre ence of Scarlett O'Hara7 Rhett Butler ywitno Cla S of '41 0 . X 'K S , q S . . Q ' In , and ' i . V - KJ. . . - c. A . ' 3 17. 1, A. D. ' . . . . . ' 1 Q 1 . 1' ' I1 , 9 l . I H n . , . A ' e S if 9 if S 1 2 S ' l 5 ' sees 5 'J - Doris Hodges 'gf 'ff' 'V ' I' 'i'?.' 4?: 55' ' 'I 'F 5. ' '. ' V . ,' ' L-.,, , , - pw -' , V ' A, ,Lg A-A xc' L ,.. ..-,, if -ig , . L VALDEICTOHY There are times in the experience of everyone when HFarewclln seems the saddest of all sad words, And there are other times when around the sadness lingers a touch of golden hope and joy, Tonight is one of those times of mixed emotions. To say fare- well to teachers and schoolmates brings regret, but as we look forward to find the answers to the puz- zles of this world, of which our lives are the greatest, cxaltation blends with regret. In nothing does a person challenge more res peet than in the expre sion of sorrow, In joy and in merriwent ther 1 no real kin hip of the heart. What plea e one call forth a pitying smile from other . But the tear obliterates all ocial lines. It di olve dl tinctlons made by wealth, po ition, and education and leaves only the democracy of ympathy. All under tand and respect, The firme t frlend hip re t on orrow, not on joy Of cour e it 1 idle to pretend that to leave this school of learning new convey to us a shock of grlef For a I have aid, this i a time of mixed emotion It differ va tly, in degree , lf not in oberne of pirit, a tender deep solemnity, a catch at the heart perhap , a we think of the by gene year , our in tructor , cla mate , and friend Why i it that o many people et out upon their graduation day with hlgh hope nd golden promi es, yet fail to make even a feeble mar! upon life' page W I it not becau e they turn here and there into paths of ea e forgetting the high pledges with which they left their school day be hind themq Ye , it i not only in the religious life that the way I 'straight and narrow', for this 1 the nature of every path which leads to ucces . I think that we feel a the expre ion voiced in our motte UThe Door to Succe 1 beled 'Pu h'H Perhap one has done great thin in the pa t, led the cla in mathematic , carri off the prize for rhetorlc l , or led the cla s in thing What one ha done hould be relegated to the pa t, for who doc n't hope to do till greater thing in the future? It is in vain that we as ure ourselve that we shall meet again and again, that we hall form 1 fmmmw 1swwmrmgssw'maWr Q - I f I as a A .LA N' C S S K s s s A A S s ss s 's ' s s s . s . s ' s as s s ' . s s 'x 1 ' S V . Q S ' S S 1. A 1 s, s s s s ' s ss s . ' - s s 'A ' - s s s ssx s s s . s . ' ' s a 1 s . e . 4 s s. s s ' .sw F S ,- L . S S O , .K S f v S - . s s 2 s v -' ss s : A ss s la- N s . - s H Q s gs -' S ,E A Vx' A S 1 ' a s s scholarship. But it is wise to forget all those s. ' s s X s s s s . ' s s i . ' s . 1 . , . 1 f1f' s , 1- on -1-,, Q.. em-Y 'ff ,As .Ve. s...,,Lm Ave. .fe J. Jn X se ..A..ss..4n..a.. ,A my .An,.,Qg4..,.. Lk A W Vw V4 we wm,,v ,f6,,.,qw,Q,, 1, W, ,W .,,g,..,v,,,-.,,,,,Y,.,.nv Y f,.,,, associations of alumni and at recurring commence- ments visit once more the old spot, It will never be the same to us again, We know it in our heartsg and so in the few moments of time that yet remain of high school life, I pledge you Trustees, Facul ty, fellow students, and Class of 1941. Fir t we alutc you, the Board of Trustees you the corporatcd body that ha helped to make the school what it is Hail and Farewellu Member of the Faculty With today ends that intimate relationship which through the year of school life ha been maintained, and we trust, a deep and re pectful friend hip that could not bu cone from long acquaintance wlth men nd won n of your learning and eriou purpo e, End yet, though your purpo e wa seriou , or perhap becau e it wa o erious, when we look back upon the hour e have pent together, we h-ll recall moment light hearted gaioty, and a mile will cone to our lips In th ,ear that are to cone, we hall think kindly of each other and begin our reniniscence UMy teacher used to ay lnd you nThere wa a pupil in the Cla s of 1941 Goodbye, you have been good to u Undergradu te of the chool Regret pierces our heart when the thought enter that after we are gone from here, no one will mi a us. We are going. You will take our place And the year to cone will bring till other tudent after you are gene You hall forget us, they will forget you. nwhen You and I behind the veil are past, Oh, but the long long while the world hall last N Fellow ela nate Of our meeting here we may though no doubt we sh ll be here on a1other com nenceuent day, we hall not be the Cla of 1941, except in name Sonethlng will be lacking, one thing gone, The old bond of unity break this hour, and when we look into each other's eye we know that a the Cla of 1941 we part forever. Wo go on our way When in meeting again, as we shall do, the llght that there hines upon the meeting will be o brief that lt w1ll be gone before it ha fairly begun for th1 chool, our 1 an average sized class, not so many, but, I hope we will always remember our motto WThe Door to Suece 1 Label ed 'Push'H Renee Wethington T1 1 s s g s QQ- H . . s : . s S A . s s t - . e ' . a .e L s s s . s s s s s s s s . s w s s s a . . s of D S A A 3 , e v s . s , x A S: , s ...N . : s S ...H S 0 a ss s : ,- 'X ' 5 'X S . - sf X ' s. 1 s 4 s H s s . s ' f . S . ssg sz 1 X f say: nThis is the last timen. We shall meet, and Ck - A 1 ' S SS A Q 4 ' S I ' s r 3 S j ' s ' ss ' s, . O I v S K . . s 1 ' ' O s . s s s s 1 ' ' . . . g ss s - r . Q I 74g': 1gg ' '.- N eL '- M- ,rf 1i,: ': us- r.: 'f 'Inf 1'f'e' -1 'inf ' 9 sf .n..AJ.4n A-44-Ak : g UATQE: WDWWHE WEB: :o.rB-- :HPMHgm! 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Q: ' 4 C U4 'If' S, .7 H' . t, ,Ir if MT, 'L Kin mv nl n v W w w V' W I ww H , ' I -f ww-Qltfvmz-riivX1'1--WSE?-3x,ypf.v'nvi-'g-Q.- 3g,,- ..,3g:3Q4g5,4i.,,,I,,,,,q35,:.T,Q ' , V I - . .- .44 Agflmk A L AAMa,hi,5h. N Ax ., ., ,L , , M, A L W vhl, R J Iv Q W1-EW' ,aiu wvig-WM Niiaiwwm :P 1 'mom -'uw-col' T 1 .r '-I 0 I 210'-lx -mm W 35 Y F i I C 5 E C 5 F 1 ,FS We AQ JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Here at last! For many years we have looked forward to the time when we would be Juniors in high school. During the first few weeks of school we elected class officers as follows: President, Junior Waters, Vice President, Beulah Guthrie, Secretary and Treasurer, Edna Leiter. Later we decided that the news of this Junior class should be known, so Louise Roath was elected News Repor- ter. We were anxious for the Junior-Senior Ban- quet and Dance--not thinking of the work there was to it. Ne began the first month of school to plan and work toward the Banquet by increasing our cla s trea ury Our flrst activlty of the year wa a dance which added H1lttlGu to our treasury, When the American Leglon held 1ts annual Carnlval, the Juniors were Plghf there with a hamburger joint Since this did not net us enough, we put on a Square Dance, and after pulling together ln mak ing the plan , it went over with a band' Then came the two main events the Junior Senior Banquet and Dance, We hustled arou d and made the tickets for the dance a month ahead of time The banquet, which carried out the Dutch theme, was held at the Clewiston Inn on May 25, 1941, at 8 o'clock Afterwards the Dance started and our antlcipatlon was a realization We really had a great year Charles and Louise S S , . . S , . . . . , ' . Il I! J O O . 3 S f ' Q , - A 11 1 I o . ' I . . O O 1 W' W-1-1 - iw?diff-Xi?f4if?fifiee5v31Q.-eiisV 2114-,TV 1 'mssssfa-Mxzas.-sl., 1 ' 1 'ales , am. .a sag , ff sa. Q .-s.f..,' del' 4. ...ag Ashram dn, V46-.A JA- 4554.14 .Al .Ca ...1. ---- . 1 ' .' .- I . I :,. X I OP!-FOMURE K 6..- My IQ- 'Xi ,pk ivy ff -i 2 ,,a- S Q Z...-I X I of T116 f QMORQS -9rxa--- FP N rvzq STRINS - v fra, Q. Sam- -vm wtf. ..-va .ch dl 4. .Ay A . yrs... . ,,.4.,,-N mr. f USB 2 w ffiizaklfs? 1 .iw Y SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On the sixteenth day of September, 1941, we-- Sophomores--who, though we hate to admit it, were last year, only lowly Freshmen--walked into the school with heads high and minds, absolutely, wholly, and solely on--having a good time. The first week of school we elected officers as follows: President, Elbert Hooker, Vice Presi- dent, Gloria MoDuffieg Secretary, Sonny Vaughn, Treasurer, Jim Davis, News Reporter, Dorothy Knightg Sponsor, Mrs. Holstlneg Room Mother, Mrs. H. T. Vaughn. Our first party was held with the Freshmen on the levee. We had a Ufairlyn good time. But to be Hfranku with you, the party at which we had the most fun, was th one with the about lt later J Oh, ye We had a grand time party in M1ah1 lhis party lasted un up to ur down Several ladie our room mother, took us over We are very proud of one of our boys cently Joined our clas Hi name is Knight, better known as Georgia Boy H award playlng ba ketball at a Tri County Juniors task us on our beach all day, from , lncluding who re Aa on won an Meet Our cla had the honor of having one of 1ts members, Glorla MeDuffie elected as a 1aid to the queen on may Day Aaron Kni ht wa her escort Well, you now have our hi tory, nothing left out and nothing added, I hope Dot Knight I 1 t3 L V . C I 0 I I LJ 9 g . ' M-' FYI . r - .. Q 3 . S S .-' , , S A A Y . . .. . . KW fl ' 'PW u g 0 - .L . . C ' F S . - -. , on , ' uo . 4 , A - ' : I1 ' 1' , 0 , - S Q - S . ' o - ' ' L ' L - ' - ' - - a ' ' -7 I ' ..:-f. fe,x'1 if f :ai'f-ees-fl: - ' 'f y ', .A 1 ,fa fl , SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Elbert Hooker Gloria MeDuffio, Jin Davie President Vice President Treasurer Sonny Vaughn Secretary Dorothy Bernard James Juanita Knifht Leiter Brewer Burkett Harold Laura Arnold Dick Ehney Bailey Taylor Trenary Imogene Isabelle Jack Janiee Slaten Iills Waters Wynn FRWSH XN CLXSS ROLL Barbara Broadfoot John Hobblns Marianno Jeno Mauryne Prcwitt Betsy Springer Elizabeth Winn Billy Beatrlcc Robert Perry Pratt Hodge Jimmy Guy Ethelyn Paul Elkin Murphy Bobby Mary Philip Broadfoot Mathi McLeod EF1C Thema Mary Lou Jennlng Jack Bevillo '. x , - 1 x . . 1 D 4 . T, I r 1. Q an s an an -. - -w T371-Q .J nil 1 r ' 'N cv 4 . u ' n LJ 'Q , 0 , Q LJ - ' X ri - LJ 1- 0 , n . 1. S . S WAX g X A-gj MM N' 4 xfiv Q ssyafinl als' .,,.',V. abd-' .L.f ' .Af-AL' 'gm -Q A ' li ' 4 W if is 1 I f f 4 O . 5 T I 'ffl 1, , 51 4 ,551 i. 23? rg 3 Q51 , X QW A A , I, A r . Q: 5 'Y ff f '3 f -'-N I W? N 'Q L: J f L 1 4 4 gf, ' 3 ' 1 ' W ' '5 Q ' WM 7,i ,..,if' i H 4 1 . - S r ,T 1 AXAX q, 4 Q ' fi is , 5x Ju, lm I 4 , J? 0 ' To- ' GY A x A ,fi -X ' is , l f E N SQNIO 04 R5 of 1 i D ' ff if' 5 f FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES Finishing the first lap of the long four year grind, the class of '44 has taken a prom- inent place in school activities, The Freshmen class was outstanding in school sports this year. Members showed best in Football and Basket Ball. The F. F. A., Diamond Ball Team, and Glee Club are worthy of mention. Earl Mooneyhan rated on the Tri-County all star Basket Ball team. Freshmen will be Freshmen and must be a- mused, The Sophomores pitied us and invited us to a wiener roast on the levee. The Freshmen, being courteous and well bred, returned the kindness shown then with a rib roast for the Sophomores Our no t unforgettable week in our whole Fre hnen earee was Initlation Week The emnip otont Senior had a good time at our expense They told u what to do and how to do it for the whole week John Robbins a cla reporter had a nest dlfficult time dlgglng up new , as the other classe never con ldered the Fre hmen important enough for news The Freshmen are proud of their capable officer Barbara Broadfoot served well in the capacity of President Mary Mathl cooperated as Vice President Guy Elkin proved a atis factory Secretary The treasury was skillfully handled by Robert Hodges Miss Lucy Humble was a great help a our sponsor Mauryne Prewitt . L, - o . S S . I' ' - ' , . S - S x . S S S ' L . A . . S s X s' s . U S a , J' S n S S ' 1 U , . . 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', 4. ,ggi li Y' FOOTBALL 1940-41 September 16, 1941 found the Tigers out on the 5 is us were off for a good start having eight scheduled L games ahead of us, , Q our manager. He was Elbert Hooker and was assisted f- by Sonny Vaughn. 3,2 Before we played the first game Charles Turner 'Q broke his arm during scrimage Jim Davis was in 5 jured during a game Besides these two injuries 4 about eight boys dropped out for one reason or an q-. other We, therefore, ended the season with nine tg boys on the temu ff our annual Football Banquet was held Thanks giving Day at the Clewi ton Inn with Boca Grande, our opposing team of the day, as guests BASKETBKLL 1940 41 The ba ketball teams started practicing two weeks after football season The girls were coached by Mrs, Oliver, the boys by Mr. Turk Our first game was played with LaBelle. The results found the Tigers holding high score, 32 te 165 and w stayed on top the entire season by winning seven games and losing only three, The Tigerettes did not have quite as success ful a season as did the Tigers, but they did have a good showing at all the game After the season was over the boys' team tered the Tri County Tournament in Fort Myers la ed Alva first and wen by a score of 36 to OX came Boca Grande, and we again won, this time Cup by defeating Moore Haven 1? to 14, Aaron Knight and Earl Meoneyhan won silver medals for outstand ing playing throughout the tournament. This was the most successful year for the Tigers' Basketball team Bobby Broadfoot 41444 AA-LLAAAAAL A 4 . . , - 1 . , 1 - 4 . Y' 4 0 4 - f? v - Q S f'4 - f - ff I . i 4 S Q11 . Ji ' ivf . z,4 . A 4 V if A , . en- iq - 1 . We Q B X L- L ' x 51: F by 52 to 23. In the finals we wen the Championship f ' ' - ' 1 . A ' I A 'gf'v. ' 4 f I football field ready for a new season. Nineteen of . 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IT: 'M WMA 4 .,hw AA. , , ,LA .-fb., A -1 DAY -453' ID-IL ll MY CIRBER The line of duty or the cour e mulch I in tend to follow ha been a hard Job to declde O ont hand, I can ehoo e to tay at home and earn a living working in a factory or the like the other hand, I can goin with one in titution ueh aa the Army, Nafy, C L C etc and work to help my country a all true C1tlZeH hould If I ehoo e the fomaer, that will 1ean that I'll remain at hole with friend and we'll all work tegeth 1U the aan old rut, but lf I do, it wlll mean that I will go lWtO a n v plae and make new friend and lso earn my llving helping nUnelc Sonu in every way po 1bl doing th1 , I can enter dlfferent fleld of Compll hnent which I could not hate entered had tayed at home nd worked in the garden of everyday life John Bethea A x 1 N 5 ' - 1 ' 3 2 ' ' , D 'w S S - A 3 , J . . On I ' ' I s . S S ,r u . L1 u 10 D l 1 ' s Q ' e s S . s, 1, L C A ' 2 ' 3 ' W ,, er ' I S-xg ' ' choose the latter which, I have almost decided to A L I 'L en e . K v s a , 1 ' by 1 n. 1' f ss' o. By 's . 1 2 ' N ' e ac- 1 'S . ' L 'I - if I S I xx a .1 L -fo RAINY DAYS Rainy d y arp addunlng To ony To O the are gladdcning And fun To the E t ouch lornlnv I ga And 4i H un dqwnlng o minj day Chcuulk Thfrc'll br Ju T a lonp dn, at chool For mg For each morning the Docsn't hlnc Fha aftvrnoon' for fun And nina' Renew Wcthington L v Q S 1 x S x ' ,,. F1 'N -1 A 0 1.1 f 57 . 2 . ' . o A Q , as L L O ZC f . , .. tl S g c ' . ' I' ablaze , Y, X ,, 1 N .L L X ' 7 Q , ff ., J J g .Q Q1 ,- V 1 3 L .J Y' S L. , ' f f , Sun F1 . X J .- V 1 1 J S ' X ' O -, f -,, . SWEET SUE Large drops of rain beat a weird tune on the roof of the little white house and Sue sat quietly watching the dark clouds through the window. But as she watched them they were the clouds that had so darkened her life the past twelve months, for she was lost in a dream. The rain drops were her tears. but what Would he but dead went by. The tears in 1 quiet the camp Those months seemed a life time since the boys had gone to France, They had received cer- tain word that her brother would never return, about Frank? Would he never return? be found, or was he --? No! Anything They would just have to wait. Months letter lay in her lap. There were er eyes, It began' Usweet Suen, ua and I will write a few lines. I sit by fire and think of home, You would not like it here, ful as our there now, to all the times ceived no letter from you Wonder if you have received nine The night here is chilly and there is no noon, only a few scattered star Just received ord r to break camp and move on, so must fini h thi later v , Frankn the country isn't half so beauti Oh' What I would give to be back go hiking, fl hing and live over we've pent together I have re How well he remembered those plenics with Frank They had laughed and ung together at the top of their voices Always o happy Those were the days before the black clouds, be fore he had written the letter It had never been flnl hed and never would be The war was over and peace ruled once more A voice called from the next roomt It wa Frank's voice, and Sue smiled as she folded the letter he had carried home ln hi pocket The clouds had lifted and the sun shone brlght on the little white house TWO happy persons wandered down the lane with rod and reel and lunch ba ket, and even Sue knew that dark cloud have a ilver lining Bettye Bailey Q ,QQ s h . ll S ' x r 4 ' C A ' 3 0 , - U 'J 0 o V x S ' . 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Renew that Faith in God each da ln Fellowmen along the Way' I beg of you to bear ln mmcl Be ever loyal' Be ever kmd! The best D1ploma you can earn The one for Whlch your hearts should yearn ls that wh1ch comes ln Heaven above Wlth God s approvlng Seal of Love' Rev Lafwrence Flynn DRINK MG M5561 FORT MYERS COCA COLA BOTTLING CO The Ladles Tradlng Place 1016 Flrst St Ft Myers, Fla 3f5g' X135 I? I .4 ,Z 402453 - ya ' , 5: I , ' ' 2 gi' ' ' ' -fl 3 hi , 53. QL V .3 - J. v , 1 me 24 n 5 X ff ' . ' A if l :f?ia.1..m.m-1: -If-ww'-I h '1 K -g15,,...v.,,.a, ',ra.v,.vw- . 11 V f 1 L' ' ll Q vis ' . . . .4 - lr -, W-N 1nffrElM4,,k 'l 'H l x L,L.,v,n-l. Li? JV, - - W Q ,fxi QQ, ai' f Q - .2 g , : l 1 SF- V 3. fi Q1 ' M . FLQSSIE HILL fir an T25 1 f A Fil' Il ' 4 ' u . . H .2 gi' , i 5 R, 1 gf ,sg 1-5 ' 1 I r. ' 5 ,wi ' '11 Q l 1 l 0 I ' 4 lg 3: r E ffl , , .f f e, . 5 WH - I U 91 y,': , W ., V. v- Z, - A-.-X, V. 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Congratulatlons To The Seniors Hendry County Motors, Inc Ford Mercury Llncoln Zephyr SALES SERVICE 0 c , o I COMPLIMENTS OF lllllll IIIIICCU ' 2 .' I QF? , WEST PALM BEACH 'lolnllnv nAvGi'l West Palm Beach Congratulations to The SENIOR CLASS CLEWISTON INN BEAUTY SI-IOP Hazel Prmce Senlor Beautlclan A Thousand Things for the HOVIE AWD OF1' ICIL Soclal and Commerclal Statlonery Offlce Equlpment Typevs rlters Acldlng Machlnes Books of All Kmds Gxfts Greetmg Carols Plctures Plcture Framlng HASLEY and GRIFFITPL Inc STATIONERS 313 I7 Datura Street West Palm Beach . . . . 9 U 7 Q A 4 L . . . . . Y . . . . . . . - - A . K,-, I- -.Q,'o . , L, . . T I- 12.- C OMPLI MEN TS ug' Re znzng Company Franklm Hardware Company 01 I Xl 01 AX Q Xb IKOIOSPIIO K C IQ 1 Full Ime of lloueehold Neces Nlfl0N trom Illglll lOSt0l l8 Sturdy Effluent Iutchen Ranges LAKE DRUG CO NIHI KCBS Where Your Buslness IS Appreuated 1 a f ' AAA' A 'fu y v K DA A' li 1 ELEUTIKOLUX IUCIVIIIIIICRATORS ' to - COM PI ,I MENTS Clewiston Realty and Development Co. CATER S FURNITURE Easy Terms We Want Your Busmess Free Dellvery M1am1 West Palm Beach Comphments FIRST BANK CLEWISTON 9 of . iff ilif if - ff-f 51.54 K-lf' ':?Y Tf .V .X ,1,,,.r,,-, . .,. - 4 fr- V- f -v- .- . V ' - - -ff' - - ,c -, l .- A 8: B SANDWICH SHOP For Those Who Love Mexlhot Sandwiches Beauty Best Coffee Let s Make It A Day Town A 8z B BOWLING TURNER S BEAUTY ALLEY SHOP Bowl for Fun Fore Beauty Goes Bowl for Health Away .lust Bowl COMPLIIVIENTS 1000 F1rst Street Ft Myers Fla OF CLARENCE R BITTING C OMPLI MEN TS OF JAY W MORAN C OMPLI MEN TS CQNGRATULATIQTNS BEST WISHES T Th C1 f 1941 UNITED STATES SUGAR CORPORATIUN T and 0 e ass 0 OF GLADES PUWER and LIGHT COMPANY C OMPLIMEN TS Congratulations to the SENIORS OF 1941 TEXACO SERVICE STATION R. C. Nowling, Mgr. Washing Polishing Cxreasing Tires an Batteries BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '41 P.-T. A. Congratulations to the SENIORS SHORTY S BARBER SHOP Compliments of DIXIE CRYSTAL THEATRE Compliments of the HUB CHEVROLET COMPANY to the SENIORS OF 41 Sales 8z Service New Cars and Trucks STANDARD SERVICE STATION U 6 , Y Complete one-stop service Raleigh Mock Mgr Compliments of CLEWISTON LAUNDRY, Inc. LAUNDRY an DRY CLEANING Congratulatlons TO THE SENIORS OF I94I THE CLEWISTON NEWS Th1S annual was made pOSS1blC by our aclver t1sers We W1Sh to thank them all for thelr cooperatlon and generoslty Dlck Owen Edt c f Margaret Von Mach Q .. i or-in- hie Business Manager