Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Lake City, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1952 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS presents ,he III52 COLUMBIAN mu Mil II HIUH SCHOOL LAKE CITY, P LII It I IIA AS WE LOOK BACK, OUR MEMORIES OF CHS. WILL BE LIKE CHERISHED JEWELS . . . SPARKLING SOUVENIRS . . . TIMELESS GEMS. TABLE OF COSTE FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES STS ADVERTISEMENTS SNAPSHOTS VEDA ATTAWAY Registrar ELIZABETH WITl Secretary OFFICE STAFF . A Mr. Jack Coker B.S.P.E , U. of F. Physical Education Mrs Bud McColsky B.S., F.S.C W Physical Education Miss Evelyn Allen B.S . F.S.U., U. of F. Physical Education Mr Walter Foy B.S, F.S U. Physical Education . Mrs Mary McConnaughhai B.S.. F.S.C.W. Home Economics Mrs Marjorie Brown B.S , F.S U Home Economics Mr George Thompson B.S.. MA, W. Va U Biology, General Science Mr Clyde Carswell B.S ., F.S U Biology, General Science Miss Corinne Van Iderstine B S . F SC.W. Chemistry. General Science Mr. J. L Dunnaway B S A , M Ag , U of F Agriculture Mr Hal Griffin B S.PK, MS.Ph , U. of F Effective Living, Science Mr H. G Parker B S., U. of Tampa M.S.E., A.P.L Mathematics Miss Marion Rast B S E., F.S.U. Mathematics Mr Henry Ramsey B A E , U. of F. Mathematics Mrs. Veda Attaway B A.. Otterbine College Mathematics Mrs. Johnny Johnson B.A.E.. FS.C.W Mathematics Mr. John B Tokheim A. B..U. of F. English Mrs, Ethel Browning MB . F S U . M Ed , U of F English Mrs. Ola Lee Means A B . GS.C.W. English. Latin. Speech Mrs Barbara Lawrence B. S E . Peabody College English Miss Betty Darnells A B E , F SC.W English Mrs Meriba Ogden B S C . F.S.CW Business Education Miss Bordy McBride BAE. FSU. English. Spanish. Journalism Miss Madge Hutcherson B S E , F.S.C.W. Librarian Mrs. Bessie Hiers B.S.E., F.S.U Business Education Mr. W E Bishop BS A .M.S .U of F Agriculture Miss Kathy Eagerton Wesleyan Conservatory Music Mrs. Lucy Parsons B.S.U., U. of Missouri M S., U of Mich. Dietician Mr Ray Fortner B.S , U. of F. Shop. Arts and Crafts Mr Albert L. Cina F.SU Band Mr Broughton'Williams BAE. U. of F. Social Studies. Head Coach Mrs Lula Andrews A B . U of F. Social Studies Mrs Mary Futch BAE. FS.CW Social Studies Mrs. Janet Harrell A B . U. of Vermont Social Studies Mr Ted Walters B S E., U of Tampa Social Studies Left to Right: Mr Dunaway, Sponsor; Mrs Brown. Sponsor; Lamar Ellis, Vice-Presi- dent; JoAnn Howard. President; Alfreda Sheely, Secretary; Harold Taylor. Treasurer; Mr. Walters. Sponsor; Miss Allen. Sponsor. JOANNA ADICKS Hosanna Honor Society 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12; Thespians 10. 11, 12; Student Council 8 (Reporter 12); Jr. Dramatics 7. 8 (Pres 9); Girls' State II (Mayor, House of Rep); FHA 9 (Parliamentarian 10). 11; Rainbow Girls 10. 11 (Past Worthy Advisor, Recorder 12); Annual Staff 12; Band 7. 8 (Secretary 10. 11, 12); Girl Scouts 7, 8. 9, 10. 11; Latin Club 12; Keyettes 10; Library Club 7. C Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Jr Amer Legion Aux. 7. 8, 9. 10, 11, 12; Won Columbia County Spelling Bee 8; Contestant. State Spelling Bee 8 Short-story writer- Univ. of Fla STANLEY ANDERS Stan Honor Society 9. 10. 11; Student Council 10, 11; “C” Club 11, 12; Football 11,12 University of Florida WALTER ATKINSON Piney FFA 9. 10. 11; FHA 12 JACK ATTAWAY FHA 12; FFA 9. 11 (Reporter 12); Key Club 10 Cutest. Air Corps JERRY HUGH BEDENBAUGH F FA 9, 10 (Secretary 11. Reporter 12); F.H.A. 12 Farmer, Mechanic CAROLYN BLACK Mama Class Treas 11 ; Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10. 11 (Sec. 12); Jr Dramatics 7. 8, 9: F.H.A. 9, 10 (Vice-Pres 11, State Pres. 12, Nat'i Treas 12); F.F.A. Sweetheart 12; Rainbow Girls 10, 11 (Past Worthy Advisor, Recorder 12); Annual Staff 12; Band 7 (Drum Majorette 8. 9, 10, 11, 12); Tiger Staff 11 ; Spanish Club 10, 11; Keyettes 10; C Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11 (Rep. 12); Winner State D A R Dressmaking Contest 11; Local. Dis- trict Winner, Amer. Legion Oratorical Contest 10. 11; County Winner, I Speak for Democracy Con- test Most Likely to Succeed University of Florida EARL BOYETT F.F A. 9. 10, 11; Football 9, 10. 11. 12: C Club 11, 12. University of Florida JEANETTE BRANNON FH.A. 12. Secretary CAROLYN BRINKLEY Jr Dramatics 9; F H.A 9. 10; B” Team Cheer- leader 9, 10; Tiger Staff 11 (Asst. Editor 12); Girl Scouts 8, 9; Spanish Club 10 (Sec 11), 12. Get Married GRACE MERLENE BRINSON Pudgie Secetary, Jones Business College ETHEL IRENE BROWN Most Dependable. Secretary, Jones Business College JAMES THOMAS CALDWELL, JR. Jim F.F.A 10, 11, 12. Football 12; C Club 12' Hi-Y 12. University of Florida ROBERT CRAIG CARTER “Ubangi Class Sec 9; FH A. 12; Football Mgr 10. Basket- ball 8 9. 10. 11. 12; Boy Scouts 9; “C Club 11. 12; Hi-Y 11 (Vice-Pres. 12). Pharmacy, University of Florida DELANO CASON Henry F F A 10. 11 (Pres. 12); Football 12; “C Club 12; Hi-Y 12; Best Looking. University of Florida DOYLE CASON Dick F F.A 10, 11 (Pres. 12); Tiger Staff 12. University of Florida MARVIN CLIFTON CHRISTIE. JR. Mack” Thespians 11 (Reporter 12); Boy Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10; Spanish Club (Sec. 10). 11; Woodmen of the World 10, 11 (Watchman 12); Most Dignified U S Air Force ROBERT T CHRISTIE Tut F H A 12; Annual Staff 12; Football 9. 11; Boy Scouts 9. 10. Hi-Y 12. Meteorologist. Univ of Fla CHARLES WESTON COLEMAN Jake Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 11 ; C Club 11. 12; Hi-Y 10. 11. 12 Medical School GENE COX “Snig Class Pres 9. 10; Football 9. 10 (All N EC. 11.12); Basketball 10. 11, 12; Track 11, 12; “C Club 9, 10. 11. 12, Hi-Y 10. 11. 12. Most Athletic. University of Florida SHIRLEY CRAIG Secretary. YVONNE DeVANE “Von” Thespians 10, 11, 12; Jr. Dramatics 7, 8, 9; F.H.A 9, 10; Rainbow Girls 10, 11 (Past Worthy Advisor 12); Basketball Mgr. 12; Finance Com., Annual Staff 12; Tiger Staff 9. 10, 11, 12; Girl Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Library Club 9, 10; Tri- Hi-Y 10 (Reporter 11, Sec. 12); Jr. Amer. Legion Aux 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. 12; 4-H 7. Teach 3rd Grade; University of Fla. TERCIE DICKS Tube” Telephone Operator MARY DORTCH Topsy” 4-H Club 7. 8, 9. 10. Secretary LAMAR ELLIS Dum Dum” Class Vice-Pres. 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11; Thes- pians 10, 11; Boys' State 11 (Supreme Court Jus- tice) ; Football 9, 10, 11 (Co-Capt. 12); Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Teen Town Vice-Pres. 11; “C Club 9, 10 (Pres. 11, 12); Hi-Y 11; Most Versatile University of Florida IDA MAE EVITT Honor Society 9, 10, 11 (Sec 12); F H A 9, 10; Spanish Club 10, 11. Secretary TOMMY FOWLER Honor Society 7, 8, 11; Basketball 9; Band 7, 8, 9, 10; Boy Scouts 7. 8, 9; Explorer Scouts 10; Latin Club 12; Key Club 10; Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. University of Florida ANN GEOGHAGAN Honor Society 8; Keyettes 10. CAROL GRAVES Basketball 11, 12; Latin Club 11. University of Florida ■ ALBERT GREENE Light Greene Football 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts 8. U. S. Navy GRADY GREENE Dark Greene” Honor Society 8, 9, 10, 11 (Pres. 12); Student Council 9, 10, 11; Jr. Dramatics 8, 9; Key Club 10; Industria! Arts 8; D.A.R. History Award 11; Most Intellectual. Air Force Ace DONALD HALL Mohican F.H.A. 12. Aviation Mechanic JUNE HAMMONS Poonie Jr. Dramatics 9; F.H.A. 9; Rainbow Girls 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11. 12; Annual Staff 12; Band 7, 8 (Drum Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12); Girl Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10, 11; Spanish Club 10, 11 ; C Club 11, 12; Tn-Hi-Y 11 (Vice-Pres 12); Hi-Y Mascot 12; Homecoming Sponsor 12; Cutest. Primary Teacher, University of Florida DORIS MARIE HARRINGTON Dottie” F H.A 12; Latin Club 12; Ideal Date. South Georgia College RUSSELL HANCOCK, JR. F F.A. 9, 10 (Pres. 11), 12. Beef-Cattle Farming BERTRAM N. HERLONG Bert Honor Society 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11 (Treas. 12); Student Council 10; Jr. Dramatics 8, 9; Track 10. 11. 12; Band 7, 8. 9, 10, 11; Tiger Staff 9, 10; Boy Scouts 8, 9, 10; Sea Scouts 11; Key Club 10; C” Club 10, 11, 12. West Point, Jet Pilot or Technician DONALD EDWARD HIGGS “Smiley” Student Council 12; F F A. 9 (Watchdog 10, Treas. 11); F.H.A. 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Boy Scouts 9; “C” Club 11, 12; Hi-Y 11 (Treas 12); Carnival King 12; Ideal Date. Civil Engineer, University of Florida THOMAS ROBERT HIGGS Tojo Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12; C” Club 11. 12; Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y Mascot 12. University of Florida DICK HODGKINS Slim” Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10 (Vice-Pres. 11), Thes- pians 10, 11 (Pres. 12); Jr. Dramatics 8 (Vice- Pres 9); Boys' State 11; B Basketball 9; Annual Staff 12; Band 7, 8, 9, 10 (1st Lt. 12); Tiger Staff (Managing Editor 10); Boy Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10; Latin Club 12; Key Club (Sec 10); C” Club 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; American Legion Citizenship Award 8 University of Florida JOANN HOWARD Class Officer (Sec. 9, Treas 10, Pres. 11, 12); Honor Society 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; Jr Dramatics 8, 9; F.H.A. (Sec. 10, Rep. 11), 12; Rainbow Girls 10, 11, 12 (Past Worthy Advisor); Basketball 12; Annual Staff Edi- tor 12; Girl Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10 (Pres. 11), 12; Latin Club 12, Keyettes 10; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12;.Hi-Y Mas- cot i2; Pep Club 12; Carnival Queen 12; D A R History Award 8; Amer. Legion Citizenship Award 8; D A R. Citizenship Award 12; Most Popular. Nurse, Emory University EVELYN DIANE IVES Sissy Jr Dramatics 7, 8, 9; F.H A 9, 10; Basketball 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10 (Capt. 11, 12); Girl Scouts 9, 10; Library Club 10; Office Asst 10, 11; C” Club 9 10 11, 12; Tn-Hi-Y 10, 11 (Asst. Chap. 12); 4-H Club 7; Wittiest Air Line Hostess, Univ. of Miami KATHARINE JACOBS Kitty Class Sec 11; Honor Society 7, 8, 9; F.H.A. 9; Annual Staff Asst Ed. 12; Tiger Staff 10 (Asst. Ed 11 Ed. 12); Girl Scouts 7 (Pres. 8), 9 (Pres 10), 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11 (Pres 12); Hi-Y Mascot 12; Most Dignified. Teach School on Indian Reservation EDWARD FRANKLIN JENKINS Stringbean F F A. 9, 10, 11; F.H A 12; Basketball 10 (Capt All N EC. Basketball Team 11), 12; Baseball 11. 12; Hi-Y II, 12; Friendliest U. S. Navy EUGENE JOHNSON Cookie Student Council (Vice-Pres. II, Pres. 12); Boys' State 11 ; Football 10, II, 12; B Football 9; Track (Mgr. 9), 10, 11, 12; Boy Scouts 7, 8, 9; Sea Scouts 11; C Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 10, 11 (Pres 12); Tri-Hi-Y Mascot 12; Industrial Arts Pres. 9; Most Popular. Florida State University GERALD KEEN FRANCIS KELLEY Transferred from White Springs 12; Football 12. EUFAULA LEIGH F.H.A 11. 12. Telephone Operator JERRY DAVID MATHEWS Jr Dramatics 9; Tiger Staff 10, 11; Boy Scouts 8; Spanish Club 10. 11; Hi-Y 10 (Treas. 11). 12; In- dustrial Arts 8. University of Florida CARL McCORMICK MAULDIN. JR Honor Society 11; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Boy Scouts 7. 8. 9, 10; Sea Scouts 11. Civil Engineer. Georgia Tech LUDA ANNETTE McCRAY Net” F.H.A. 9. 10. 11; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Keyettes 10; Library Club 7 (Vice-Pres 8). 9. 10. 11. Get Married, Clerk in Store SARAH KAY MELTON Honor Society 11 ; Jr Dramatics 7; Band 7. 8; Tiger Staff 12; Girl Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 ; Spanish Club 10. 11; Keyettes 10; Library Club 11 (Pres 12); Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11. 12 Airline Hostess, Univ of Miami DOROTHY MARKHAM Dot Library Club 7. 8; 4-H Club 7. 8. Secretary; Lee College, Cleveland. Tennessee ROY MARCHANT Minnie Pearl F F A 11 (Treas. 12). Farmer ROY F. MERRY Honor Society 8, 9, 10; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Jr Dramatics 8, 9; Basketball Mgr 9; Baseball Mgr. 9 Band 7, 8, 9, 10; Boy Scouts 7, 8, 9; Latin Club 12 Key Club 10; “C” Club 9. 10, 11, 12. Chemical Research, Univ. of Fla. KENNETH A. MORTON “Ken F H A. 12; Football 10. South Georgia College THELMA IRENE MURRAY “Rene F.H A 9, 10, 11 ; Library Asst. 7, 8, 9. Secretary BETTY JUNE PEARCE F.H.A. 9, 10. Secretary IVAN PERRY Honor Society 8; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Student Council 8 (Treas. 9, Sec. 10), II, 12; Jr. Dramatics 8; Boys' State 11 (City Commissioner); Track 10; Library Asst. 7, 8, 9; Most Likely to Succeed. University of Florida LOU ELLEN PYLE “Ellen” Honor Society 9, 11; Thespians 12; Student Council 9; F.H.A 10, II, 12; Finance Com., Annual Staff 12; Girl Scouts 7, 8, 9; Spanish Club 10, 11; Office Asst. 10; Glee Club 11; 2nd Place, County I Speak for Democracy Contest 12. Lee College or Secretary SYBIL JUNE RAMER Telephone Operator KELLY REAMS “Budden Transferred from Greeneville, Fla. 12. HOWARD REGISTER Cash” F.F.A. 11; F.H.A. 12; Glee Club II, 12; F.F.A. Quartette II. Florida Board of Forestry and Park Service MILDRED VIRGINIA REGISTER F.H.A. 11. Bookkeeper BEULAH RIVERS F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11. Secretary NORMA JEAN ROUSE “Jeanie” Honor Society 1,9, 10, 11; Spanish Club 10, 11. Laboratory Technician MABLE SCOTT F.H.A. 12; Spanish Club 10. Barber ALFREDA SHEELY “Freda” 'Class Secretary 12; Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10 (Sec. 11, Pres. 12); Most Intellectual. Secretary, Get Married KATHRYN SHEELY Honor Society 9, 10, 11 (Treas. 12); F.H.A 10 11 12. Telephone Operator RUTH SHINGLER Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Jr. Dramatics 7, 8, 9; F.H.A. 9. 11, 12; Rainbow Girls 10, 11, 12; Basketball Mgr. 12; Annual Staff 12; Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Girl Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10, 11; Latin Club 12; Keyettes 10; “C Club 12’ Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Best Looking. Laboratory Technician JOANN SIPOS Transferred from Tucson. Arizona, 12. ETHEL SKINNER Honor Society 9, 10; FHA. 12. Telephone Operator LILLIAN SKINNER Lil” Thespians 12. FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Finance Com., Annual Staff 12, Spanish Club 10, 11; Library Asst. 12; Glee Club 11; 3rd Place, County I Speak for Democracy ’Contest 12. Religious Education. Lee College MARTHA JANE SMITH Sleepy FHA 9; Rainbow Girls 10, 11. 12, Finance Com, Annual Staff 12; Girl Scouts 8, 9, 10; Spanish Club 10, II. 12; Library Asst 9, 10, 11. Nurses’ Training.-Jacksonville SHUFFIELD SPRADLEY F FA 10 (Sec 11. Pres. 12); FHA 12. Jones' Business College ESTA MAE TAYLOR Giggles Honor Society 8, 9, 10. 11; Student Council 10; FHA 12 Missionary, Stetson University HAROLD TAYLOR “Shoes Class Treas. 12; Football 9, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11,12; C Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Wittiest. BETTY TOLLESON Shorty Spanish Club 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Glee Club 10, 11. 12, Pep Squad 12. LaGrange College, Then Get Married SYLVELIN TOLLESON Tolly Honor Society 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; F.H All; Basketball II, 12, Annual Staff 12; Tiger Staff 11; Girl Scouts II, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Library Club 11; Office Asst. 12; C Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11. 12, Pep Club (Captain) 12; Most Athletic. Phys Ed Teacher, Florida State Univ. RICHARD TURNER Ric Transferred from Lakeland, Fla 12; F.H A 12; An- nual Staff 12. Aviation Engineer, Navy ROTC, Ga. Tech ELWOCD TYRE Hickie F.F.A 9 (Reporter 10, Sentinel 11), 12; Football 9, 10; C Club 9, 10, 11, 12; School Patrol 9. 10. Emory University RALPH CHARLES TYRE Truck Honor Society 9, 10; Student Council 9; FFA 9 (Rep 10, Pres 11), 12; Football 10, II (Little All- State 12); Key Club 10; C Club 11, 12; School Patrol Captain 9, 10, Most Dependable. Clemson College MAGGIE LUCILLE VINING Lucy F.H A 12; 4-H Club 9, 10, 11 ; Friendliest. Secretary COY M WILLIAMS FFA 9. 10. Band 9. 10. 11. Ministry, Young Harris College SHIRLEY JEAN WITT “Little Witt Honor Society 9, Jr. Dramatics 8, 9; Basketball 10, 11 ; B Team Cheerleader 9, 10; Annual Staff 12; Tiger Staff 12; Girl Scouts 8. 9, 10; Spanish Club 10, II, 12; C Club 11, 12; Tn-Hi-Y (Treas.V 10; Hi-Y Mascot 12; Backetball Queen 11; Most Ver- satile. Home and Family CAMERA SHY SENIORS Earl Brown Harry Lee Crews D F. Creel Hugh Crews Billy Nash cus s... From magic rings to sophisticated pearls cuss OFFICERS and SPONSORS Left to Right: John Wood, Treasurer; Mrs. Ogden, Sponsor; Barbara Stewart, Vice- President; Miss Rast, Sponsor; Hoyt Horne, Secretary; Miss Eagerton, Sponsor; Mrs. Means, Sponsor; Pee Wee Burns, President; Mr. Williams, Sponsor. JUNIORS Lynwood Burns Robert Byrd Guy Chambers Marilyn Chambers Peggy Casey John Colson Patricia Cooke Phyllis Dawsey Eleanor Dickens Veve Douglass Stella Durrance Fayree Edenfield Margaret Ellis Beverly Fields Wylene Fleming Bill Fletcher Mary Joan Geibeig Elaine Gillen Wayne Hammons Lola Mae Harrell Hoyt Horne Ted Douglass Colon Jenkins Gwendolyn Jones Mason Joye Fleta Joyner Carlean Langston Helen Little Laura June Mershon Libby Morgan Irene Norris Billy Ogden Billy George Pern Patricia Phillips Stanley Phillips Gregory Pollard Sue Pomeroy Janie Raulerson Regna Ray Bobby Robinson Joanne Robinson Barbara Stewart Trudy Stewart Sonya Sweat Clarice Thomas Bobby Tompkins Boyd Tong Harry Tucker Frances Waldron Bill Walker Fred Walker Betty Weeks Joan Wheeler Joann Williamson Marvalene Wise John Wood JUNIORS in absentia Tommy Ashley Leonard Murray Gerald Brannon Bobby Nash William Brinkley Robert Norris George Catledge Ronnie Norris Loraine Christie James Page Harold Coates Martin Page Marjorie Crews Jack Pomeroy Bobby Davis Walter Rodgers Joyce Dortch Preston Sandlin Eugene Gemmer Walter Smith Glen Gilbert Joan Temple Billy Green Harry Todd Vera Hughes Edgel Tyre Fitzhugh Lee Virgil Williams Franklin Lee Henry Woods Left to Right: Algia Collins, President; Mr Tokheim, Sponsor; Mr. Thompson, Spon- sor; Billy O'Cain, Sgt.-at-Arms; Linda Arnold, Treasurer; Patsy Shepard, Secretary; Morrison Melton, Vice-President; Mrs Harrell, Sponsor; Mrs. Lawrence, Sponsor. SOPHOMORES 5rhtr.no Eryar La.vne Carver Glenda Chr.stie Donald Church Algia Collins Mary Cornell Polly Ann Cox Susie Crawford Mariell Daughti Quinn Dicks Carolyn Dix Larry Douglass Wayne Douglas Evelyn Downing Virgie Earls Bill Ellis Gene Feagle Randolph Feagle Sidney Floyd Latrelle Fowler Donald Geiger Rogers Gillen David Godmg Vera Gragg Buddy Granger L. N. Green Alice Hamlin Patsy Harris Gerald Hewitt Sherrian Higgs Mary Hines Juanita Horn Lawton House Nancy Hunter Betty Hurst Edith Hu. st Betty Hutcherson | Cecile Joyner Myrtle Kelly Josephine Kirby Sybil Langston Delia Larramore Larry Law Morrison Melton Jean Mikell Martha Mikell Leonard MacLaren Jimmy Me Neal Norma Norris Winton Norris Bill O'Cain Dorothy Page Geraldine Parnell Ivalene Pearce Robert Pearce Joe Philbeck Margaret Phillips Peggy Philyaw Betty Pointevint Betty Purdy Martin Register Mona Lee Renfroe Alice Rhoden Janie Richardson Mary Louise Rivers Patsy Shepard Alene Spradley Wayne Steinberg Gerald Stewart Paula Sweat Charlotte Thomas Shirley Tice Ted Van Iderstine Ella Mae Walker Richard Weaver Pat Weeks Frances Wheeler Elizabeth Williams Sylvia Williams Jackie Witt OTHER SOPHOMORES Huey Blow Howard Bulthuis James Coarsey Robert Coleman Billy Eatmon Richard Howard Joseph Huchmgson Luther Huggins Howard Hurst Alwood Jensen Plato Kirby Bobby Merritt Randolph Mikell Edward Norris Dickie Scott Curtis Townsend Edsel Tyre Left to Right: Eddy Tompkins, Vice-President; Mr, Coker, Sponsor; Mrs. Heirs, Sponsor; Jean Barker, Treasurer; Bobby Sandlin, President; Johnny Mae Adams, Sec- retary; Mr. Foy, Sponsor; Miss Van Iderstine, Sponsor. FRESHMEN Johnny Mae Adams Bobby Austin Jean Barker Nettie Black Alma Bracewell Clarence Brown Johnny Brown Janie Caldwell Audrie Ann Carter Nancy Chasteen Billy Clark Frank Coarsey Opal Colson Charles Crews Blanche Cunningham Lenora Davis Lois Dortch Elizabeth Eadie Curtis Earls Helen Ellzey Fritz Fountain Thelma Gilbert Robert Gillen Mary Esther Ginn Frankie Goss Annie Greene Nina Guerry Erma Jean Hall Henry Hawthorne Pat Herndon Carole Hiers Ellis Holiday Violet Hollingsworth Topsy Howard Pat Howard Eloise Hunter William Hunter Billy Johnson Frances Johnson Shirley Johnson Vetaulia Johnson Mary Joyner Hallie Jean Keen Jackie Kicklighter Hugh Kirby William Kirby Mary Langdale Annie Dora Lee Jeanette Little William Lyons Sandra Maddox Gerald Mahan Billy Marchant Belva Markham Grady Markham Louise Markham Darrell Mathis Andy Morrison Wilbur Murray Clinton Murriel Lowell McCall Ruth McCall Billy McClain Sally McColskey Betty Lou Nash Winston Nash Steve Nettles Langley Niblack Christine Norris Gloria O'Cain Clay Parker Jack Perry Emory Phillips Julia Phillips Elnita Richardson Sandra Richardson Hinman Rizer Ann Roberts I Meredith Roberts Billie June Rossie Anne Sandlin Billy Sandlin Bobby Sandlin Betty Ruth Sapp n Larry Schaeffer Gloria Ann Shaw Elaine Sloane George Snyder Georgene Thomas Jimmy Thomas Terri Thompson Rachel Tomlinson Vivian Tomlinson Eddy Tompkins Blondeen Trowell Bessie Turner Marcelle Tyre Tal Tyre Earnest Vining Jack Walker Betty Jean Wheeler Betty Jo Wheeler Bill Wheeler Kenneth Wheeler Eugene Williams Martice Wise Corrine Young Lornne Young more freshmen! Clayton Altman Laverne Brannon Melba Bryan Genell Carroll Sidney Clements Burr Cox Claudine Crews Mary F. Davis Charles Dassinger Annette Emanuel Douglas Hall Eugene Hughes Edward Jenkins Eunice Milligan Barbara Ann Pafford Charles Register Emma Lou Rivers Eva Snelgrove R J Thomas James Wheeler James Williams First Row: Carol Balan, Helen Curry, Nancy Amerson, Louise Davis, Mary Crews, Dennie Adams, Joyce Brown, Gaynelle Butler, Martha Bennett, Betty Brown. Second Row: Mrs. Mary Futch, Carlos Prescott, Wayne Jackson, Rhoda Arnold, Robley Ann Bruce, Glenda Cox, Hazel Davis, Erma Jean Box, Dolores Charles, James Wheeler, Tommy Rowan, Gene Cole. Third Row: David Biggs, Wesley Chasteen, Earl Byrd, Jonath Albritton, Jerry Galley, Wallace Christie, Floyd Robertson, Hiram Dougias. First Row: Martha Ann Stephens, Sally Hodgkins, Julia Ann Harding, Lillie Durrance, Nancy McDuffie, Norma Jean Harrison, Jean Durrance, Thelma Hurst, Shirley Harris, Jacqueline Davis, Ann Hutcherson. Second Row: Ernest Barnes, Sylvester Reeves, Etheline Dupree. Katherine Daw, An- nette Horne, Ruth Stratton, Luanna Young, Martha DuBose, Kay Hartsfield, John Fowler, Phillip Davis, Mr, Parker. Third Row: Maurice Geiger, Dale Hammons, Alfred Hall, Tillman Richards, Dan Duck- worth, Junior Harrell, Carl Hurt, Wayne Hollingsworth. First Row: Martha Scoggins. Jane Kelly. Mary Johnson. Betty Johnson, Francis Jenkins, Julia Kelly, Margret Morris. Wanna Jane Law, Gloria Lee. Peggy Morrison, Mr Griffin. Second Row.: Warren Jensen, Bill Jacobs, Alton Larramore, Alma Jean Morgan, Dorris Lacefield, Jouan Jackson. Sandra Morton. Lawra Lee Laird, Jonme Lee, .Craig Moore, Nevin Nettles. Third Row: Charles Norris. Mike Jerdan, Charles Perry, Wayne Thompson, Hardy Kemp, Doug Johnson, Eugene Pettyjohn. Audrey Merritt, Richard Meeks, James Mauldin, Jerry Padgett. First Row: Betty North. Josphine Parrott. Katie Mae Owens. Joyce Revels. Sue Pitts, Ida Mae Nettles, Evangeline Robertson. Cora Lee Rosier. Clora Mae Richards. Francis McCall Second Row: Albert Rowe. Robert Dortch. Louise Phillips. David Witt, Faye Revels. N C Adams. Merita Norris, Ernest McDonald. Mrs McConnaughhay. Third Row: Stanley Green, Wilford Aldridye. Ronald Sumner. Harry Wadkins. John Brannon, Bobby Minchin. Edgar Poifivent First Row Maxine Wingate. Sylvia Stuart, Shirlene Vining. Ramona Smithy. Daisy Waldron. Annette Townsend. Sue Sutherland. Pauline Wise. Tommie Sue Thomas. Ann Thomas. • Second Row Mr Sellers. J B Stuart. Jimmy Crumpler, Donald Mayfiejd. Jerry Wood. Fred Skinner. John Waldron. Curtis Sherrod. Wayne Witts. Floyd Taylor Third Row: Edwin Russ. J C. Williams. Billy Shaw. Clyde Varnes, Bernard Pearce. David Sweat, Walter Sherrod. Levarn Starling. K C Trovel First Row: Mrs. Andrews. Betsy Brink, Barbara Fraser, Florine Bullard, Ramona Eu- banks. Sybil Carson. Norma Jean Eadie. Barbara Horn. Margaret Fountain, Frances Bridges Second Row: Carol Haworth. Maurcine Tyre. Ann Britt. Betty Lou Harrell, Sara Davis, Helen Cox. Geraldine Atkinson, Buck Buckles, George Davis. Third Row Stewart Parsons. Jerry Morton, Charles Meeks. Jimmy Geibieg. Sammy Leslie, W L Griffin. David Duckworth, Dale Furgeson, Mayse Holliday First Row Bobby Johnson. Irene Strickland, Easter Cook, Priscilla Jones. Alene Black, Nan Bodiford, Shirley Harrington. Waldina Ash. Lois Carroll, Daley Harrington. Second Row: Mrs. Browning, Roosevelt Dicks, Billy Darley, Willie Joe Hines, Johnny Markham, Donald Carter. John Hall, Mackie Prescott, Gerald Blanton Third Row: Gary Douglass, Joe Brown, Mallie Roberts. Kenneth Goureau, Jessie Calla- han, Arthur Johnson, Elmer Canova. Larry Coates. Buford Charles. First Row: Frances Gillis, Carol Howse, Edith Hancock, Shirley Harrington, Shirley Howard, Judith McHenry, Annie Clemons, Dema Feagle, Mary Elizabeth Howell, Bonnie Jean Green. Second Row: Mr. Carswell, Vernon Wattles, Sherald Gasque, Ted Guerry, Ralph Har- dee, Robert Kemp, James Mulder, William Dicks, Richard Bulthius. Third Row: Johnny Huggins, Franklin King, Lynn Martin, Randall Stewart, Leonard Gafford, Frederick Hill, Randolph Gilbert. First Row: Becky Revets, Charlene Kicklighter, Sharron Markham, Joan Van Arsdall, Wilma Young, Mrs Johnson, Sybil Gunter, Eulene Sweat, Ruth Woodworth, Barbara Ann Hunter, Mary Elizabeth Roberts. Second Row: Gene Hall, Jim Johnson, Randolph Markham, Jim Parrish, Robert Mark- ham, Marcus Shepard, George Dean, Britton Dennio, Hugh Wilson. Third Row: Johnny McColskey, Chester McDonald, Bobby Mears, Jimmy Knox, Neil Horn, Jodney Steinberg. First Row: Helen Shaw. Pansy Turner, Claudine Altman, Jerry Boland. Janice Thomas. Anna Ruth Register. Faye Tomlinson. Lorine Feagle, Edna Ray Black, Sadie Stephens. Second Row: Mrs. McColskey. Bobby Graves, Nesbitt Gray, James Bush. Le Roy Dur- rance, John Henry Williams, Tommie Mikell, Third Row: Tommy Tyre, Buddy Renfroe, Allen Murray, Bill Stamper, Wayne Nettles, Quincy Raulerson. Wendell Pearce First Row: Mary Louise Wheeler, Susie Thomas, Betsy Snow. Annette Rizer, Mary Lillian Mikell, Jeanette Varnes, Doris Taylor, Ann Sutherland. Charlotte Spann, Barbara Padgett. Second Row: Miss Daniells, Robert Bulthuis, Lynwood Pueschell, Muriel Roberts, Doroth McLendon. Betty Revels. Glenda Vickers. Cissy Moore. Wayne Williams, Johnny Niblack Third Row: Jimmy Walker, Robert Phillips, James Waldron. Gerald Smithy, Dennis Williams. Harvey Ryland, Jim Pope. Terry Roberts Jo Ann Howard.............Editor-in-Chief Carolyn Black...........Business Manager Mr. Thompson......................Sponsor Katharine Jacobs.........Assistant Editor Cast of the skit presented in assembly tc begin the Annual sales drive June Hammons Shirley Witt... Ruth Shmgler.. Lamar Ellis.... Robert Higgs.. Mr Fortner .. Tolly Tolleson. Robert Christie .......Club Editor Girls' Sports Editor ... .Feature Editor Boys' Sporrs Editor ADVERTISING STAFF Left to Right Albert Greene, Lou Ellen Pyle. Mary Lillian Skinner, Martha Jane Smith, Carolyn Black. Yvonne Devane. Mr Thompson. Bert Herlong Thespians First Row—Left to Right: Sonya Sweat, Vice-President; Carolyn Black, Secretary; Ruth Shingler. ‘Tolly” Tolleson, Yvonne Devane, Mrs. Means, Sponsor. Sfecond Row — Left to Right: Marvin Christie, Reporter; Bert Herlong, Treasurer; Dickie Hodgkins, President; Ivan Perry, Jo- anna Adicks, Jo Ann Howard, Roy Merry. Third Row—Left to Right: Wayne Stein- burg, Buddy Granger. Veve Douglas, Wayne Smithy. Fourth Row—Left to Right. Lou Ellen Pyle, Betty Purdy, Sandra Bloodworth, Mary Lillian Skinner. Fifth Row—Left to Right: Mona Lee Renfroe, Cecila Joyner. Evelyn Downing, Janie Richardson. Sixth Row—Left to Right: Linda Arnold, Jackie Witt, Patsy Ruth Harris. Sharon Higgs. Seventh Row—Left to Right: Nora Ann McColskey, Pat Phillips, Barbara Stewart, Patty Bruce. Eighth Row—Left to Right: Peggy Casey. Regna Ray, Margie Farnell, Sybil Langston. Ninth Row—Left to Right: Joan Giebeig, Joan Wheeler; Eleanor Dickens. Patsy Shepard («lee Club First Row—Left to Right: Betty Tolleson, Bessie Turner, Christine Norris, Mary Claire 'omer, Georgene Thomas. Second Row — Left to Right: Lorine Christy, Mary Davis, Janie Mae Caldwell, Betty Ruth Sapp, Thelma Gilbert, Geneli Carrol, LeNora Davis. Third Row—Left to Right: Miss Egerton, Judy Phillips, Ann Roberts, Billy June Rossi, Helen Milton, Shirley Johnson. Shirley Tice, Howard Register. mini: iiiivnii s«cietv First Row—Left to Right: Miss Rast, Sponsor, Ida Mae Evitt, Joanna Adicks, Alfreda Sheeley, Grady Greene, Dickie Hodgkins, Mrs. Means, Sponsor. Second Row—Left to Right: Sylvelin Tolleson, Kathryn Sheeley, JoAnn Howard, Ruth Shingler, Car- olyn Black, Miss Eagerton, Sponsor. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First Row—Left to Right: Erma Jean Box. Helen RoseCurne, Sandra Mattox, Elizabeth Eadie, Joyce Brown, Becky Sherrill, Sally Hodgkins. Louise Phillips, Wana Jane Law, Sandra Richardson, Meridth Roberts. Mary Claire Joiner, Second Row—Left to Right Mrs Browning. Sponsor; Mrs Futch, Sponsor; Miss Johnson Sponsor; Elaine Sloane, Nancy McDuffie. Luana Young. Ruth Stratton. Martha Dubose. Jean Barker, Violet Hol- lingsworth. Ann Thomas, Pat Herndon. Nettie Black Third Row—Left to Right; Mance Gieger, Bill Wheeler. Larry Shaeffer, Dan Duckworth. Henman Rizer. David Witt. Darrel Markham. Press Hollingsworth. Wayne Hollingsworth. John Fowler F. II. t. President .... Vice-President Secretary .... T reasurer Reporter...... MEMBERS OF THE F.H.A. AND THEIR OFFICERS: .....................................................Alfreda Sheely .....................................................Barbara Stewart .......................................................Helen Little ........................................................Veve Douglas .................................................Mary Claire Joyner COLUM Bit CIUPTEH - F. F. t. First Row - -Left to Right: Earl Davis, Gerald Keene, Jimmy Crumpler, Robert Christie, Bobby Gillen. Billy Shaw. Second Row—Left to Right: Laverne Starling, Tommy Rowan, Sidney Floyd, Luther Williams, Rogers Gillen, Bobby Davis, Edgel Tyre, Billy Green, Ronnie Norris, Hubert Combs, Roy Marchant, Shuf- field Spradley, Audrey Pearce, Jo Raulerson Third Row—Left to Right: Curtis Sherrod. Jonath Allbritton, Jimmy McNeil, Wayne Jackson, Earl Byrd, Plato Kirby. Homer Hunchingson. Doanald Church, Russel Hancock, Robert Pearce. Doyle Cason Glen Gilbert, Richard Howard, Kenneth Wheeler, Jimmy Williams. Wesley Chasteen Fourth Row—Left to Right Fred Skinner, David Sweat, J C Williams. Darrel Mathis, Jerry Wood. Gene Feagle, Charlie Crews, Willie Ray Hunter, Bobby Sandlin, Wayne Witt, J B Stewart, Winston Nash, W E Bishop. Sponsor BILL SIE E L Y - F. F. 1 First Row—Left to Right: Fitz Hugh Lee, Frank Lee, Mr Dunnaway, Sponsor. Eugene Pettijon. Earnest Vming, Wayne Thomas, Laverne Brannon. Second Row— Left to Right: Ralph Tyre, Walter Rogers. Leanord Murray. Delano Cason, Jim Cald- well, Jerry Bedenbaugh. Earl Boyette. Elwood Tyre, Jackie Attaway, Earl Brown, Bobby Merrit Third Row—Left to Right: Jack Perry, Charles Dassmger. Nevin Nettles, Hardy Kempt, Floyd Smith. Charles Norris, Billy Sandlin. James Mauldin, Douglas Johnson. Jimmy Harrell. Tal Tyre, Richard Meeks, Johnnie Lee, Alton Larramore. Fourth Row- Left to Right: Jerry Padgett, Sylvester Reeves, Carl Hurt. Aubrey Merrit, Junior Har- rell, Wilbur Murray, Curtis Spivey, Gerald Stewart, Charles Perry, Hugh Kirby. Bobby Nash. Press Sand- lm Mirhpll Inrrtan PEP PL IIII Foreground—Cheerleaders, Left to Right: Frances Wald- ron, Betty Weeks, Libby Morgan, Sissy Ives, Pat Phil- lips, Barbara Stewart, Jackie Witt. Second Row — Left to Right: Lieutenant — Jean Sheppard; Captain— Tolly Tolleson; Lieutenant Deanie Adams C” CLUB First Row-Left to Right Mason Joye. June Hammons, Lamar Ellis, Nora Ann McColskey Weston Coleman, Charles Bradshaw, Donald Higgs. Betty Weeks, Roy Merry. Second Row—Left to Right: Bert Herlong. Edward Jenkins, Cookie” Johnson Frances Waldron Robert Higgs, Sissy Ives, Pee Wee” Burns, Libby Morgan. John Wood, Miss Allen, Sponsor Mr Foy' 5ponsor; Gene Cox, Stanley Anders. r Ihl!R°w Right: Ralph Tyre, Harold Taylor, Sylvelin Tolleson, Barbara Stewart Reena Ray. Pat Phillips, Earl Boyette. Martin Page LATIN CLUB First Row—Left to Right: Shirley Tice, Joan Giebeig, Sherrian Higgs. Peggy Casey. Sonya Sweat. Jackie Witt, Barbara Stewart. Patty Bruce, Joan Gray Temple, Cecile Joiner. Dorothy Page. Betty Purdy. JoAnn Howard, Joanna Adicks. Mrs. Means, Sponsor, Roy Merry. Second Row—Left to Right Richard Weaver, Joe Philbeck. David Goding. Charles Bradshaw, Algie Collins, Nora Ann McColskey, Margie Farnell, Evelyn Downing. Regna Ray. Eleanor Dickens. Nancy Hun- ter, Lola Mae Harrell. Dickie Hodgkins, Ruth Shingler. Tommy Fowler, Carol Graves SPAN mi CLUB First Row—Left to Right: Juanita Horne. Betty Lee Portivent. Sybil Langeston, Pat Phillips, JoAnn Wheeler, Sandra Bloodworth, Ann Bradley, Carolyn Dix, Elizabeth Williams Second Row—Left to Right: Miss McBride, Sponsor; Eleitha Bocar. Paula Sweat. Betty Tolleson. Bill Ellis, Steve Martin, Phyliss Dawsey, Fred Walker, Buddy Bedenbaugh, Orman Meeks. Joan Sheppard, Laura June Mershon. Ivalene Pearce. Third Row—Left to Right: Wayne Stienberg, Susie Crawford. Frances Wheeler, Donald Gieger, Linda Arnold, Alwood Jensen. Mona Lee Renfro. Martin Register. Betty Weeks. Jean Sheppard. Carlene Bell. John Colson. Rosalyn McClendon. Charles Buckles. Hazel Shaw. Robert Byrd, Martha Jane Smith, Patsy Shepard, Jimmy Biggs Fourth Row Left to Right: Wayne Hammons, Sue Pomeroy. Bobby George. L H Mathis. Frances Waldron. Morrison Melton, Geraldine Smith, Buddy Granger, Veve Douglas. Yvonne Devane. JoAnn Wil- liamson, Jean Smith. Carolyn Brinkley. Shirley Witt, Mason Joye, Billy Ogden HIV First Row—Left to Right: Rev Montgomery, Sponsor; Shirley Witt, Mascot; Carolyn Black, Mas- cot; Cookie Johnson. President; Bobby Carter, Vice-President; Pee Wee Burns. Secretary; Donald Higgs, Treasurer; JoAnn Howard. Mascot; Kathrine Jacobs. Mascot; June Hammons, Mascot. Second Row—Left to Right: Weston Coleman, Bill Walker, Fred Walker, Billy Ogden, Wayne Hammons, Bobby George, Mason Joye, Steve Martin, Dickie Hodgkins. Edward Jenkins, Jerry Matthews, Hoyt Horne. Third Row—Left to Right: Luther Huggins, Ted Douglas. Stanley Anders, Bobby Robinson, Tut Christie, Delano Cason. Gene Cox, Tommy Fowler, Robert Byrd, Harry Tucker, John Wood, Robert Higgs First Row—Left to Right: June Hammons. Vice-President, Kathrine Jacobs, President; Yvonne De- vane, Secretary. Second Row—Left to Right: Sissy Ives, Sonya Sweat. Betty Tolleson, Ruth Shmgler, Beverly Fields, Kay Melton, Carolyn Black. Third Row—Left to Right: Joanna Adicks, Trudie Stewart, Natasha Ablon. JoAnn Howard, Margie Farnell. Joan Giebeig, Barbara Stewart, Veve Douglas. Fourth Row—Left to Right: Robert Higgs, Mascot, Regna Ray. Sylvelm Tolleson. Nora Ann Mc- Colskey. Cookie Johnson. Mascot; Mrs. Montgomery, Sponsor. (Not Pictured Mrs. Foy. Sponsor ) First Row—Left to Right: Emory Phillips, Orman Meeks, Willie Ray Hunter, Kay Melton. Second Row—Left to Right Opal Colson, Janette Little, Betty Purdy, Yvonne Smith, Charlotte Thomas, Clarence Brown, Billy Clark, Vivian Tomlinson Third Row—Left to Right: Gene Williams, Edward Jenkins, Charlie Crews. Billy Johnson, Steve Nettles, Bill Marchant. Fourth Row—Left to Right: Darrel Markham, Bobby Austin, TIGER STAFF Left to Right: Doyle Cason, Ann Bradley, Janie Richardson, Yvonne Devane, Kay Melton Carolyn Brinkley, Shirley Witt, Katharine Jacobs, Miss McBride. Sponsor, Patsy Ruth Harris, Mona Lee Renfroe. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated—Left to Right Donald Higgs; Joanna Adicks. Reporter; Evelyn Downing. Secretary, Pee Wee Burns. Vice-President; John McColskey; Jean Barker. Treasurer. Becky Sherrill. Wayne Hollings- worth Standing—Left to Right Joe Morton, Historian. Ivan Perry. Mason Joye; Billy Ogden; Frank Lee; Mr Henry Ramsey. Sponsor; Cookie Johnson. President; Eddy Tompkins; Hmman Rizer, Cissy Moore, Sharon Markham. Bill Wheeler; Topsv Howard, Phyliss Dawsey, Bill Jacobs; Marice Gieger. SCHOOL DOY PATROL First Row—Left to Right: Jimmy Thomas, Edward Wheeler, Rex Hamlin. Phillip Browning. Billy Stebbins. Douglas Hall. Johnnie Niblack. Stewart Parsons. Buddy Renfroe Second Row—Left to Right: Fritz Fountain, George Catledge. Boyd Tong. Henry Hawthorne, Cap- tam Hansford. Sponsor. Frank Coarsey, David Witt, Dale Ferguson, Earl Byrd M 4J0RETTES Cl Teft,t0 Rk1ht J Hammons. Drum Maiorette; Carolyn Black, Drum Majorette' Nettie Black ardsonW'r 6r’ Ren r0G' Alice Mane Rhoden' Sandra Bloodworth, Sybil Langston. Sandra Rich- Members of Band—Flutes: Joanna Adicks. Sally Hodgkins, Ernest Barnes, Edna Black. Clarinetts: June Hammons, Carolyn Black, Ruth Shmgler, Pat Herndon, Sandra Richardson, Sonya Sweat Terri Thompson, Elaine Sloane, Maurice Gieger, Ruth Stratton, Luana Young, Buddy Granger, Pat Weeks, Kay Hartsfield, Jodney Steinberg, Wayne Stienberg Alto Clarinett: Harry Tucker. Saxophones Nettie Black, Sharon Markham, Marcus Sheppard, Sandra Knight. Comets: David Goding. Gene Hail John Fowler, Eleanor Dickens, Alwood Jensen, Jack Pomeroy, Press Hollingsworth Baritones: John McCols- key, Jimmy Knox, Eulene Sweat, Martha Stevens. Trombones: Bill Fletcher, Wayne Hollingsworth Paul Marcus. Craig Moore, Violet Hollingsworth, Donald Geiger French Homs: Dickie Hodgkins Gordon Davis Bass: Eugene Gemmer, Martice Wise, Richard Weaver, Britto Dennis. Drums: Veve Douglas Nancy McDuffie. Wilma Young. Joan Van Arsdall, Phillip Davis. Becky Revels. Jimmie Parrish Director1 Albert I Cina. f-SLt 5 tiy V w : First Row—Left to Right : Donald Higgs, Howard Hurst, Mason Joye, Ralph Bell. Robert Higgs, Al- bert Greene, Gerald Brannon, Luther Huggins, Rip Rowan, Billy Ogdon. Second Row—Left to Right: Eugene Gemmer, Delano Cason, Fitz Lee, Harold Coats, Martin Page, Ed Melzer, Martin Register, Warren MacLarin, Frank Lee, Hal Griffin, Asst. Coach Third Row—Left to Right: Broughton Williams, Head Coach. Harold Taylor, Stanley Anders, Fran- cis Kelly, Morrison Melton, Gene Cox, C.C.. Hoyt Horne, Jim Caldwell. Walter Foy. Asst Coach Fourth Row—Left to Right Weston Coleman, Earl Boyett, Lamar Ellis, C C . Cookie Johnson. Lyn- wood Burns. John Woods. Tommy Ashley, Jack Walker, Manager. HI. E. I’. CHIMPS Columbia High School’s “Fighting Tigers roared and.clawed through their 1951 season undefeated It was the first undefeated Tiger team since 1932 and the first conference champions in seventeen years. The Tigers were then under the tutorship of Hobart Hooiser, now assistant coach at the Uni- versity of Fla. In the '50 season the Tigers were knocked out of the number one spot by arch rival Live Oak With this thought in mind the wearers of the purple and gold went into the season with thoughts of revenge. When they reached the last game of the season with Live Oak they were backed up by nine straight victories. After the smoke of battle had cleared the Tigers had won their Homecoming tilt by a score of 33 to 0 and Columbia High School was the new NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPION. The Tigers lose the services of their co-captains. Gene Cox to the University of Ga and Lamar Ellis to the University of Fla. The Universities of Stetson. Fla State. Vanderbilt, and Ga Tech are still bid- ding for the services of other outstanding senior Tigers Ralph Tyre, James Boyette, Stanley Anders, and Weston Colemon all have a bright future in store for them m college football So let's go Tigers' FERNANDINA—6 toO Our First One MAIN LAND—31 to 6 Almost a Swim Meet OCALA—13 to 7 They Were Rough PERRY—13 to 7 MACLENNY—20-0 Easy But They Scared Us ST. PAUL’S—26 to 6 Avenged an Old Jinx GAINESVILLE—12 to 0 Another Wet Night LEON -26 toO The Big Red Got Cooled ST LEO—20 to 0 Rain Again? in Fla.! LIVE OAK—33 to 0 We Did it — Ten Straight!1!! Front Row—Left to Right: Charles Buckles, Luther Huggins, Gene Cox, Mason Joye, Burr Cox, Mgr. Second Row-Left to Right: Jack Coker, Coach, Lynwood Burns, Martin Page, Lamar Ellis, Ed Jenkins, John Woods, Bob Carter, Charles Bradshaw, Ralph Tyre, Mgr. BASKETBALL SCORES Lake Butler........ Perry ............. Leon .............. DeLand ............ St. Paul .......... Leon .............. Ocala ............. Perry ............. Live Oak .......... DeLand ............ Mainland .......... P. K. Younge....... Lake Butler........ Mainland........... St. Paul .......... Independents ...... Ocala ............. P. K. Younge....... Live Oak........... N. E. C. Tournaments Ocala ............. Mainland .......... District Tournaments Mayo .............. Madison ........... P. K. Younge....... We Opponents 54 23 47 32 45 54 57 27 48 26 36 35 41 63 54 49 57 34 47 54 40 43 47 46 51 48 46 52 41 29 52 50 64 42 46 43 59 36 43 28 45 41 70 56 47 42 56 52 GERE TTE OPPONENTS C.H.S Lake Butler 65 56 Perry 45 41 St. Paul 40 66 Ocala 48 53 Perry 41 34 Live Oak 26 31 Lake Butler 49 36 St. Paul 43 57 Ocala 31 36 Live Oak . . .... 37 37 Starke 53 52 GIRLS’ s BASKETBALL TEAM First Row—Left to Right: Manager, Ruth Shingler, Barbara Stewart. Margie Farnell. Peggy Casey, Manager, Yvonne DeVane. Second Row—Left to Right: Sissy Ives, Tolly Tolleson, Nora Ann McColskey, Sue Pomroy, Carol Graves, Pat Phillips, Annette McCray, June Hammons. JoAnn Howard. Coach, Miss Allen. Front Row—Left to Right: Wayne Hammons, AIgie Collins. Stanley Anders. Mason Joye. Harold Taylor, Robert Pearce. Second Row—Left to Right: Francis Kelly, Bobby Carter. Charlie Buckles, Martin Page, Buddy Bedenbaugh. Third Row—Left to Right: John Woods, Robert Higgs, Bobby Sandlin. Donald Higgs, Hmman Rizer, Emory Phillips, Mgr. The Columbia High School nine has some great material in the form of pitchers, Harold Taylor and Bobby Carter. Both of these boys have seen service for three years and this should be their year. When you throw‘in heavy-hitting first baseman John Woods you’ll have a combination that is hard to beat. When you add the two Higgs boys, Donald and Robert, to the infield a ball is going to have a hard time getting away. Even if it does, though. Senior Stanley Anders will be on top of it before it has bounced twice in the outfield. When you put all these boys together the rest of the schools in the conference are going to find it rough going when they cross bats with the Fighting Tiger nine. Bobby Carter Front Row—Left to Right: Lynwood Burns, Lamar Ellis, Coach Hall Griffin, Tommy Fowler, Gene Cox. Back Row—Left to Right: Bert Herlong, Tommy Ashley, Robert Byrd, Walter Brown, Cookie John- son. Ivan Perry, Stanley Anders. Martin Page. James Boyette, Delano Cason, Billy Ogden, Rip Rowan. The Fighting Tiger” Track Team got off to a flying start when they made a very impressive showing at the annual Florida Relays. The next to feel the cinders flying from the fleet heels of the Tigers were the schools attending the P. K Younge Relays The Sprint Medley Relay Team of Gene Cox. Lynwood Burns, Cookie Johnson, and Lamar Ellis set a new Relays record in the event for the top performance of the day. Cox and Ellis have turned in favorable times in the Century event with 10.5 and 10.3 respectively. Lynwood Burns has stopped the clock at 23.9 in the 220. With four more meets on schedule the Tiger Track team will be heard from TRACK Left to Right: Frances Waldron, Bettie Weeks, Libby Morgan, Sissy Ives, Pat Phillips, Barbara Stew- art, Jackie Witt. Left to Right: Deanie Adams, Frances Jenkins, Frankie Goss, Nancy Chasteen, Topsy Howard, Alma Jean Morgan, Terri Thompson, Norma Jean Harrison. Bright bracelets and gay moments Ruth Shingler and Delano Cason “Sissy Ives and Harold'Taylor The queen, her attendants, and their escorts. Left to right, are Edward Jenkins, June Hammons, Jerry Ma- thews, Barbara Stewart, Jo- anne Robinson, and Steve Martin. The crowning of the queen. ' Alumni Officers: R. L. Green, president Mrs. Sherrill, vice-pres. Miss M. Williams, sec.-treas Columbia High School's 1951 homecom- ing ended the football season with the tenth straight win for the Tigers. Festivities started early in the week with banquets, dances, and pep rallies. Before the game, the two bands played while the queen and her attendants rode out onto the field. The queen carried the ball onto the field, and the game began. Lake City led at the half. The bands put on a thrilling performance. At the end of the game, the score stood at 33 to 0. The crowd went wild! Live Oak presented Lake City with the Old Oaken Bucket trophy. Then, with visions of the N.E.C. trophy in their heads, people went to the big dance which climaxed homecom- ing week. Prize Winning Window Decoration The presenting of the Old Oaken Bucket, with the two Student Council presidents, Cookie John- son of Lake City, and Billy Gunter of Live Oak, representing their schools. 1 J 1 1934 N E C. Champions nir THE BANQUET The Juniors give a banquet and dance in honor of the Seniors every year. This year, the theme was the Circus. At the banquet, delicious food called by such names as Petite Balloon Garnish',’’ was served by boys in clown costumes, and girls in vari-colored tight rope costumes. Rolling down the center of the table, were cardboard trains, stuffed clowns and bright streamers. The circus spirit was even more evident at the dance. A barker greeted the couples at the door with tickets. Next to him, in the foyer was orange juice, peanuts and cookies Hundreds of streamers met in the middle of the ceiling and gave the illusion of a brightly colored tent. Bob Bauer’s orchestra played for the dancers. The Juniors began the floor show with a trapeze act. Tight rope walkers, Donald Dick imitations, songs plus a show put on by the orchestra filled an hour with entertainment. At the close of the show, balloons floated to the floor. At 12:30, the dance was over. Seniors will remember with pride that the night was in their honor. 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