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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

Faculty .............. 6-10 Features 65-84 Seniors .............12-24 Athletics........... 86-97 Underclassmen........26-42 Snapshots......... 98-102 Activities ..........44-64 Ads................103-117 cAdmini tra tion '«a VEDA ATTAWAY Registrar ELIZABETH WITT Secretary OFFICE STAFF IflSOftttGtfOflS Consider that I laboured not for myself only, But for.all them that seek learning. MRS. BARBARA LAWRENCE B.S.E., Peabody College Librarian MISS EDNA EARLE NATION B.A., Mary Harden, Baylor Speech, English MISS BETTY DAN I ELLS A B.E., F.S.C.W. English MRS. ETHEL BROWNING MB. F.S.U ; M.Ed . U of F English MR. BLOOMER BEDENBAUGH A.B.. F.S.U. English MISS AMELIA KELLER M.A., L.S.U. English MISS ONDINA LOMBARDERO M.A., F.S U. Spanish MR M G ROBERTS M S , Ed., Bucknell English MRS OLA LEE MEANS AB . G.S.WC. English, Latin MRS. CATHERINE SUTTER B.S. F.S.U. Home Economics MRS MARJORIE BROWN B.S., F.S.U. Home Economics MR J L. DUNNAWAY, JR B.S.A., M Ag , U. of F. Agriculture MR RAY FORTNER B.S., U. of F. Shop and Arts and Crafts MR. W. O WHITTLE M A., U. of F. Agriculture MRS LUCY PARSONS B.S , U of Missouri MS, U. of Michigan Dietician MISS BETTY JO HUDSON B S. Phy Ed, Carson Newman Physical Education MR CY LOWMAN A.B. Phy. Ed., U. of F Physical Education MISS MARION HALTER A B., N.Y.U., Fermont S.C. Physical Education MR. GRI CASH 10 M.A , U. of Alabama Physical Education MISS CORINNE VAN IDERSTINE BS„ F.S.C.W. Chemistry, Science MISS ALIX KERR B.S., F.S.U. Biology MRS. MARY McCONNAUGHHAY B.S., F.S.C.W. Science MR GROVER PRICE B.S., U. of Louisville Science o MRS. VEDA ATTAWAY B A , Otterbein College Mathematics MRS MARION KIPER B S E , F.S.U. Mathematics MR ARTHUR BUCKNAM Aurora College Mathematics MR. H. G PARKER B.S , U. of Tampa; M S E.. A P I Mathematics MR HENRY RAMSEY B A E.. U of F. Mathematics MR WILEY DOUGLASS FS.U BA, BS.L.S Social Studies MRS LULA ANDREWS A.B., U. of F. Social Studies MRS. MARY FUTCH B S E.. F.S.C.W. Social Studies MR BROUGHTON WILLIAMS B.A.E., U. of F. Social Studies, Head Coach MR. TED WALTERS B.S.E., U. of Tampa Social Studies orte GERALD BRANNON (Stormy) Football 10. II, 12, F H.A 12, C Club 11. 12. BRADY BRINKLEY Honor Society 9, F.F.A 9, 10 (Vice-Pres. 11); 4-H Club 7, 8, 9 (Vice-Pres 10. Pres. 11, Sec. 12); 3rd Prize Win- ner in State Honey Production Contest 11, State 4-H Public Speaking Champion 11, Most Dependable. Ministry HARRY L BROWN Track 11; Thespians 12 Navy CHARLES WILLIAM BUCKLES (Candy) Spanish CluD 10. 11; C Club 11. 12; Football 10. 11, 12; Basketball 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, 12; Baseball 10, II, 12; ideal Date. Commercial Work LYNWOOD BURNS (Pee Wee) Class Officer (Pres. 10, 11 , Vice-Pres. 12); Honor Society 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 7, 8 (Treas 9) 10 (Vice-Pres. ID. C Club 10 (Vice-Pres 11) 12 Hi-Y 10 (Sec 11), 12. Boy Scours 7, 8. 9, Football 8, 9. 10. II. 12. Basketball 7, 8, 9, 10. II, 12; Tracts 9, 10. II, 12. Boys State 11, Most Athletic College. L.S U. ROBERT BYRD (Duke) Honor Society 7, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 10, 11,12, Football Managei 10; Basketball II, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, University of Florida CLAYTON CARNATHAN Transferred from Bainbridge, Georgia, 12; Basketball 12; Football 12, Senior Play 12. Engineer, F.S U. PEGGY JOYCE CASEY (Dynamite) Class Reporter 12; Annual Adv Staff 12, F H A. 11, 12, Thespians, Our Miss Brooks 11; Drums of Death 12, C Club 12, Latin Club II (Sec 12); Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Basketball 11 , Cutest. Nurse, Touro Infirmary GEORGE CATLEDGE Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Boy Scouts 9, 10; Bas- ketball 12; Most Intellectual. College GUY HILL CHAMBERS. JR (Pots) F.F.A. 9, 10. MARILYN CHAMBERS (Little Bit) Transferred from Winter Haven, Fla, II; F.H.A II; Annual Staff 12; Thespians 12; Senior Play; Most Dependable. Stetson University LORRAINE CHRISTIE (Shorty) Thespians 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Glee Club 7, 8, 9, 10, 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12. Music, Stetson University JOHN SPENCER COLSON F.F A. 9; F.H.A. 12, Spanish Club 11 , Football 9, 10, 11 Get Married HUBERT COMBS (Buck) F.F.A. 8.9, 10, II , F.H.A 12; Football 9. MARJORIE CREWS (Marge) Cheerleader Club 7, B Basketball 11. PHYLLIS MARIE DAWSEY (Phil) Honor Society 7, 8, 9. 10, 11. 12. Annual Staff 12; Student Council 8, 9, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10 (Pres 11), 12; Library Club 10; Pep Club 11, C Club 12; Glee Club 10; Senior Play 12; Cheerleader 12, American History Award 8; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Most Intellectual. F.S.U. ELEANOR DICKENS (Ele) Honor Society 8, 9, 11, 12, F.H.A. 10, 11; Thespians, “Our Miss Brooks'Ll 1, 12, C Club 11, 12; Latin Club 11, 12; Band 8. 9, 10, 11; Girl Scouts 1,8,9, Volley Ball 8, Bas- ketball 12. Nurse, Touro Infirmary JOYCE ELIZABETH DORTCH (Joy) F.H.A. 12; 4-H Club 7, 8. Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee TED DOUGLASS (John L C Sivoney) Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Annual Adv Staff 12; Boy Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Senior Play. University of Florida VEVE ELIZABETH DOUGLASS Honor Society 11, 12; F.H.A. 9, 10 (Treas. 11, Vice-Pres. 12); Thespians 10, Our Miss Brooks 11, 12; Spanish Club 11 ; C Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Rainbow Girls 9, 10; Girl Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10; Senior Band 8, 9, 10, 11 ; Senior Play. F.S.U. STELLA MAE DURRANCE Honor Society 10, F.H.A. 11, 12; Thespians 12; 4-H Club 8 (Pres. 9), 10, 11 (Sec. 12); Senior Play Brigham Young University FAYREE ANN EDENFIELD F.H.A. 9, 12; Pep Club 10, Cheerleader 9, 10; “B Nurses Aid 9, 12 Secretary BOB ESPENSHIP Transferred from Miami 11 MARGIE FARNELL Honor Society 8, 9, 10, 11; Annual Adv. Staff 12; Latin Club 11 (Treas ), 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Rainbow Girls 10; Girl Scouts 10, II; Basketball 11. 12. Nurse, Touro Nurses School BEVERLY FIELDS Honor Society 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 9, 10, 11 (Pres. 12); Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Glee Club 10; Rainbow Girls 10; Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10. F.S.U WYLENE FLEMING Honor Society 11, 12; F.H A 9, 10; Spanish Club 12; 4-H 7 (Pres. 8, 9), (Council Delegate 10). Secretary BILL FLETCHER Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Boy Scouts 8, 9, 10; Band 8, 9, 10 (Capt. 11). Engineer MARY JOAN GIEBEIG (Jo Jo) Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Annual Adv Staff 12; F.H.A 9, 10, 11; Thespians 11; Latin Club 11, 12; Tri- Hi-Y 11, Treas. 12; Hi-Y Mascot 12; Girl Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10; Pep Club 11 ; Basketball Mgr. Nursing, Charity Hospital GLEN GILBERT F.F A. 10, 11, 12 ELAINE GILLEN (Lamms) F.H A 9, 10. 11 Jones Business College WAYNE HAMMONS (Dumbo) Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11 ; Hi-Y 10, 11 (Sec 12), Tn-Hi-Y Mascot 12; Boy Scouts 9. 10, Basketball 8,9, 10; Baseball 11, 12; Cutest. University of Florida LOLA MAE HARRELL (Lulie) Latin Club II. 12; 4-H Club 7, 8, 9, 10. HOYT HORNE (Toot Toot) Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 (Pres. 12); Student Council 8. 9. 11; Hi-Y 10, 11 (Pres 12), Football 9. 10, 11. 12, Track 10, II, 12, Boys' State 11; Most Versatile Doctor VERA HUGHES (Clyde) Glee Club 7, 8, 9; Library Club 10. 11. Jones Business College ANNE SHARON JACKSON (Babe) F H.A 12; Dramatics Club 12; Library Club 12 (Pres ); Carnival Queen 12, Senior Play; Trt-Hi-Y 12; Ideal Date. U. of F. COLON JENKINS F.H A Parliamentary Procedure Team. Judging Team 9; 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12. U. of F. GWENDOLYN JONES Annual Adv Staff 12, F.H A 12; Tiger Staff 12; Glee Club 10. II Secretary NAX MASON JOYE. JR (Joye-Boy) Class Pres. 12; Honor Society 7 (Pres 8). 9. 10. II, 12; Annual Staff 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11 , C Club 9, 10. II, 12; Hi-Y 10, 11. 12; Tn- Hi-Y Mascot 12. Boy Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10, Band 7, 8, 9. 10; Football 9, 10. 11, 12, Basketball 7, 8, 9, 10. II, 12, Base- ball 9, 10. 11, 12, Boys’ State 11 ;-N E C All Conf Team, Most Popular Duke University FLETA JOYNER (Fer) Annual Staff 12; F H A. 9, 10; Dramatics Club 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, Glee Club 10, Rainbow Girls 9, Girl Scouts 7, 8, 9, 4-H Club 8, 9; Pep Club 10. 11 , Library Club 10, Cheerleader Club 7, 8, 9; Camera Club 9. 10; Nurses Aid 9, 10; Homecoming Sponsor 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12; Friendliest. Nurses Training, St. Luke CARLEAN VIRGINIA LANGSTON (Ginny) F.H A 9, 10, 12; Spanish Club 10. II. 12, Rainbow Girls 9, 10, II, Past Worthy Adviser 12. Nurses Training STEVE MARTITsI Honor Society 7; Spanish Club 10 (Sec. 11); C Club 12; Hi-Y 10. II. 12, Football 10. 11. 12; Basketball II. College. L H. MATHIS. JR (Brunner) Spanish Club 10. 11 ; C Club 12. Hi-Y 12; Football 10. 11. 12, Basketball Manager 10. Engineering U. of F FRANK LEE HELEN LITTLE F H A 10. Sec 11; Tiger Staff 12; Most Bashful Secretary CLARICE THOMAS LYNCH (Reesie) F.HA 10, II. 12; B Cheerleader 9, 10. WARREN DONALD MACLAREN (Mac) C Club II, 12; Band 9. 10. Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 12 Commercial Work ROSALYN McLENDEN 'Sandy) Honor Society 7. 8. 9. 10, 11 . Annual Staff 12, F H A 12, Spanish Club II, 12; Glee Club 7. 8. 10; Rainbow Girls 10. 11. 12. Past Worthy Advisor, Most Artistic Art College NORA ANN McCOLSKEY 'None May' Honor Society 7. 8. 9. 10. II 'Treas 12); FHA 11; Thespians II . C Club II. 12. Latin Club II. 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11 (Sec 12). Girl Scouts 7, 8. 9. 10; Pep Club 11 . Bas- ketball 10. II. Dietetics. F S U. ORMON MEEKS (Squirrel) Honor Society 10, F.H.A 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Rainbow Girls 10, 11, 12; Library Club 7, 9, 10, 11, Office Assistant 10, II, Pep Club 11. Jones Business College LAURA JUNE MERSHON (Peanut) F H A. 12; Tiger Staff 12, Spanish Club 11, 12; Library Club 7, 9, 10, 11 , Pep Club 11 ; Office Assistant 10, 11. Interior Decorator LIBBY MORGAN (Strap) F H A 9. 10, 12; C Club 10, 11. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Rainbow Girls 9, Girl Scouts 7, 8; 4-H Club 7; Office Asst. 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 11 ; Cheerleader “B” 9, “A” 11, 12; Basketball Manager 10. Business College LEONARD MURRAY BOBBY NASH ;Hilda� F.F A. 9. 10, 11, 12; 4-H Club 12. Most Outstanding Art and Crafts Student 1? IRENE NORRIS Honor Society 7, 8.9, 10. 11. 12; F H A 10, Tiger Staff 12 Secretary. Jones Business School ROBERT FRANKLIN NORRIS iCorkhead' F.F A 10 iTreas 12� , F H A 12. Diesel Mechanic BILLY OGDEN iBe-Bop� Class Pres 9; Honor Society 7, 8, 9. 10. II, 12. Student Council 11 12; Spanish Club 10. 11; C Club II. 12; Ht-Y 10. 11. 12. Boy Scouts 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12, Boys' State 11 . Football Mgr 9; Football 10. 11. 12, Basketball 8. � 0. II , Track 10. I! ; Annual Staff 12 U of F STANLEY PHILLIPS JAMES OTIS PAGE - Transferred from Ft White 10; Football 11; Basketball 10. 11, 12; Senior Play 12; Most Dignified. MARTIN PAGE (Birddog) C Club 10 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, II, 12. U. of F. BILLY GEORGE PERRY F F A 9, 10. 11; F H A 12. Navy Officers School PATRICIA ANN PHILLIPS (Pat) Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. 12; Annual Staff 12; F H A. 9; Thespians II, 12; Tiger Staff 9, Editor 10; Spanish Club Rep. 9, 10; C Club 9, 10, II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Girl Scouts 7, 8, 9, 10; Pep Club 11 ; Cheerleader “B” 7, 8, 9, “A” Cheerleader 10, 11 (Captain 12); Basketball 9, 10. 11 (Co-Captain 12); Volleyball 9, 10; Most Versa- tile. Nurse, Charity, New Orleans JOHN WILLIAM POMEROY (Jack) Band iO, II (Captain 12); Spanish Club 10; Annual Staff 12; Most Artistic SYLVIA SUE POMEROY Tiger Staff 10, Spanish Club 10, 11 , C Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Basketball II. Co-Captain 12; Most Athletic. JANIE LOUISE RAULERSON Brigham Young University WILLIAM C. ROWAN (Rip) “C Club 11, 12, Hi-Y 12; Football B 9, 10, A II, 12; Track 11; Senior Play 12; Friendliest College, Treveeca PATRICIA COOKE SAPP (Mama) Transferred from Titusville High School 10; F.H.A 11,12; Tiger Staff 12, Pep Club 11; Homecoming Sponsor 10. Work HAZEL MADELINE SHAW Honor Society 7, 8; F.H.A 12; Tiger Staff 10, 12; Spanish Club 10, II, 12; Girl Scouts 7, 8, 9; Library Club 8, 9. GERALDINE SMITH (Cox) F.H.A. 9, 10, Thespians 12; Spanish Club 10, Band 7 8' 4-H Club 7, 8. Secretary REGNA JOYCE RAY (Cooter) Honor Society 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Thespians 11, 12, Tiger Staff 9, 10; Senior Play 12; Student Council 8, 12, Spanish Club 10, Latin Club 11 (Pres. 12); Tri- Hi-Y (Chaplain 11, Pres. 12); Hi-Y Mascot 12, Rainbow Girls 9; Girl Scouts 8, 9, 10; Teen Town Council 9, 10; Pep Club 11, Ba'sketball 10, Volleyball 10, Most Likely to Succeed. Medical Technology, F.S.U. JOSEPHINE ANNE REGISTER (Josie) F.H A. Finance Chairman 12. BOBBY ROBINSON Student Council 12; Hi-Y 10, 11 (Vice-Pres 12); Boy Scouts 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; B Basketball 10, 11. A 12. U. of F. KATIE JOANNE ROBINSON (Chick) F.H A 10, 11, 12; 4-H Club 9 (Pres. 10); Homecoming Sponsor 11, D.A.R Clothing Award 9; Best Looking Business College JACQUELINE YVONNE SMITH (Jackie) F.H.A. 9; Thespians “Drums of Death 12; Spanish Club 10, II ; Library Club (Sec 10, 11). Nurse JEANNE SMITH (Puddles) F.H.A 9, 10, Tiger Staff 12, Spanish Club 10, 11; Pep Club 11 Civil Service WAYNE SMITHY (Smitty) Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff Editor-m- Chief 12; Thespians, “Our Miss Brooks” 11. Drums of Death” 12; Senior Play 12; Hi-Y 12; Boy Scouts 8, 9, 10; Sea Scouts 11; Football Manager 10; Most Likely to Succeed Engineering, University of Florida BARBARA JEFF STEWART (Red Li ght) Class Vice-Pres. 11; Honor Society 8, Annual Staff. Asst Editor 12, F.H.A 9. 10, 11 (Vice-Pres); Thespians 10, 11, 12; Student Council 7, 8, 9 (Sec 10, Pres. 12), C Club 9. 10, II. 12, Latin Club II (Pres 12). Tn-Hi-Y II, 12; Hi-Y Mascot 12, Rainbow Girls 10, Girl Scouts 9, 10. Pep Club II. 12, Cheerleader ”B” 9. “A 10, II, 12, Girls State (Comm House of Rep. 11); Homecoming Queen 11 , Basketball 10. 11 , Amer Legion Citz Award 8, Most Popular FS.U JACKIE STEBBINS Hi-Y 11. 12; Boy Scouts 8, 9, 10; Sea Scouts 11 University of Florida TRUDIE STEWART F H A 10. 12; Tn-Hi-Y 11.12; Library Club 7; Pep Club 7, Homecoming Sponsor 12. Most Dignified Secretary SONYA SWEAT (Some) Honor Society 7, 8. 9, 10. II, 12, Annual Staff 12; F.H A 10. 11 , Thespians The Closed Door” 10. Vice-Pres . Our Miss Brooks” 11, Pres , Drums of Death” 12; C Club 11, 12, Latin Club 1'. 12, Tri-Hi-Y Treas. 11. Vice-Pres 12; Rainbow Girls 10; Girl Scouts 7, 8. 9, 10; Band 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, B” Basketball 11, A 12, Winner Fire Prevention Contest 9; Senior Play 12; D A R Good Citizenship Award CHESTER TAYLOR F F A Softball 10, 11, 12, Football 12. Diesel Mechanic JOAN GREY TEMPLE Latin Club II, 12; Band 7, 8, Winner I Speak for Democracy Contest 11 Nurse HARRY TODD (Chippy) BOBBY TOMPKINS Hi-Y 12, Boy Scouts 7, 8, 9; Sea Scouts 10; Basketball 9; Football 11, 12 Work HARRY TUCKER Honor Society 8, 9, 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Boy Scouts 9, 10, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12, Football 12. Engineer, Georgia Tech. EDGEL TYRE FH A 12, F F A 9, 10. II Business School. Jacksonville. Fla FRANCES WALDRON Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 12, Annual Adv Staff 12, Spanish Club 10. 11 ; C Club 11, 12; B Cheerleader 10, A 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Wittiest. Medical Missionary, Aurora College FRED GAY WALKER (Neck) F H A 12, Spanish Club 10 (Vice-Pres 11); C Club 11, 12; Hi-Y 10 (Chaplain ID. 12, Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10; Wittiest Get Married WINTON WILLIAM WALKER. JR (Bill) Class Officer (Sec 10), C Club 12, B Basketball 11 Football 12, Hi-Y 11 (Treas 12); Most Bashful College BETTY WEEKS (Stinky) Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Annual Staff 12, F.H.A. 12, Dramatics Club 12, Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; C Club 11, 12, Pep Club 11; Cheerleader 11. Jones Business College JOAN WHEELER Honor Society 7, 8, 9, 10. 11. 12; Dramatics Club 12, Tiger Staff 10; Spanish Club 10, 11; Latin Club 12; Girl Scouts 7. 8, 9. 10, Band 7, 8, 9; F H A 10, 11; D A R American History Award 11; W O W. American History Award 11 ; Pep Club 11 Doctor, Wesleyan and Duke University JOHN WOOD Class Officer (Treas 11, 12), C Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, Hi-Y iO, II, 12, Tri-Hi-Y Mascot Football 9, 10, II, 12, Basketball 9, 10. 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, II, 12; Best Looking L.S.U. J. BOYD TONG (J. Bird) Audio-Visual Aids 11. 12; School Boy Patrol 8, 9, 10, 11, Capt. 11. Electronics, U of F Ann Bradley Patty Bruce Catherine Bryan Billy Carnathan Glenda Christie Mariell Daughtry Carolyn Dix Larry Douglass Wayne Douglass Evelyn Downing Bill Ellis Gene Feagle Sidney Floyd Latrelle Fowler Donald Gieger Diane Gillen Rogers Gillen David Goding Buddy Granger L N Green Patsy Harris Gerald Hewitt Sherrian Higgs Mary Hines Appoline Hodges Lawton House Nancy Hunter Betty Hurst Edith Hurst Betty Hutcherson Homer Hutchingson Alwood Jensen Cecile Joyner Myrtle Kelly Plato Kirby Sybil Langston Delia Larramore Larry Law Jimmy McNeil Jean Mikell Morrison Melton Beulah Neeley Edward Norris Norma Norris Winton Norris Shirley North William O'Cain Dorthy Page Geraldine Parnell Naomi Pearce Robert Pearce Joseph Philbeck Margaret Phillips Peggy Philyaw Betty Purdy Martin Register Mona Lee Renfroe Janie Richardson Mary Louise Rivers Patsy Shepard Alene Spradley Gerald Stewart Paula Sweat Charlotte Thomas Edsel Tyre Ella Mae Walker Pat Weeks Frances Wheeler Elizabeth Williams Gene Williams Jackie Witt Ted Van Iderstme Vice-President Darrell Markham President Bobby Sandlm OFFICERS Miss Hudson Secretary Clay Parker Treasurer Steve Nettle; Miss Halter o m o r Mr. Dunnaway DU tvii x tfian tfie.ii fin 007. Mrs. Sutter Miss Van Iderstine e 4 Johnnie Mae Adams Sandra Alford Mary Anderson Bobby Austin Pauline Barwick Jean Barker Nettie Black June Boyte Alma Bracewell Laverne Brannon Clarence Brown Johnny Brown Audrey Ann Carter Arnold Chandler Burr Coxe Frank Coarsey Opal Colson Charles Crews Ann Croft Joyce Dismukes Lois Dortch Elizabeth Eadie Fritz Fountain Thelma Gilbert Robert Gillen Frankie Goss Annie Greene Nona Greene Erma Jean Hall Douglas Hall Henry Hawthorne Pat Herndon Carole Hiers Ellis Holliday Lynn Hollingswor.h Gail Howard Eloise Hunter Willie Ray Hunter Billy Ray Johnson Frances Johnson Vetaulia Johnson Mary Claire Joyner Hallie Jean Keen Jackie Kicklighter Hugh Kirby William Kirby Joe Lambert Mary Langdale Annie Dora Lee Reggie Lewis Jeanette Little William Lyons Sandra Maddox Belva Markham Darrell Markham Ruth Ann McCall Billy McClain Sally McColskey Andy Morrison Wilbur Murray Betty Lou Nash Steve Nettles Langley Niblack Christine Norris Gloria O'Cain Clay Parker Jack Perry Emory Phillips Julia Phillips Alice Jean Rathsam Elnita Richardson Sandra Richardson Hinman Rizer Ann Roberts Billie June Rossi Anne Sandlin Billy Sandlin Bobby Sandlin Betty Ruth Sapp Larry Schaeffer Gloria Shaw George Snyder Thomas Taylor James Thomas Terri Thompson Vivian Tomlinson Eddie Tompkins Blondeen Trowel I Bessie Turner Marcelle Tyre Earnest Vining Jack Walker Bill Wheeler Gene Williams Corrine Young Lorrme Young SPONSORS Miss Kerr Miss Lombardero Mr Whittle v- Mr, Walters Secretary Wanna Jane Law OFFICERS President Maurice Gieger ci a fJit ivoxtn winning Vice-President Joe Morton Mr Douglass Treasurer Mary Johnson Gaynell Butler Earl Byrd Janie Mae Caldwell Wesley Chasteen Wallace Christie Glenda Cox Jerry Colley Mary Crews Helen Curry Phillip Davis Martha DuBose Dan Duckworth Jean Durranee Lillie Durrance Helen Ellzey Curtis Earls John Fowler Margie Fraser Mary Johnson Jane Kelly Hardy Kemp Sandra Knight Wanna Jane La Gloria Ann Lee Gerald Mahan James Mauldin Frances McCall Andy Harvey Margaret Hobbs Sal'y Hodgkins Press Hollingsworth Annette Horn Charlotte Horton Ester Hurst Thelma Hurst Ann Hutcherson Joaun Jackson Wayne Jackson Bill Jacobs Pe£gy Morrison Joe Morton Sandra Morton Virginia Myers Nevm Nettles Meriba Norris Jerry Padgett Shirley North Glenda Parnell Eugene Pettyjohn Louise Phillips Sue Pitts Edgar Poitevint Faye Revels Joyce Revels Cora Lee Rosier Tilman Richards Evanglme Robertson Cora Lee Rosner Tommy Rowan Martha Scoggins Billy Shaw Becky Sherrill Curtis Sherrod Fred Skinner Ramona Smithy Robert Spivey Martha Ann Stephens J B Stewart Sylvia Stuart Ruth Stratton Monroe Hall Douglass Johnson Sue Sutherland David Sweat Floyd Taylor Ann Thomas Tommie Sue Thomas Wayne Thomas Annette Townsend Shirlene Vimng Daisy Waldron Harry Watson Ruth Watson J C Williams Maxine Wingate Pauline Wise David Witt Wayne Witt Jerry Wood Luanna Young Front Jimmy Morton. Roby Sue Cason. Jimmy Register. Back Johme Hutcherson. Donny Joye. Buddy McLaughlin. 4 Front: Gene Hall, Cissy Moore. Back: Sue Blow, William Dix, Mallie Roberts. nn Ltl elute, tvbii fieri lotv, 'Dbou mart, Obey refilly, Tl « can. First Row: Bennie Jean Greene, Joyce Skelly, Eric Croft. Robert Dortch. Barbara Hunter. Harriet Sprad- ley, Julia Kelly, Pansy Turner. Second Row: Ted Guerry. Randall Stewart, John Hall. Randolph Gilbert. Mayse Holliday. Nesbitt Gray. Wendell Pearce, George Deen Third Row: Charlene Kicklighter, Charlotte Spann, Doris Tyre. Florzell Hobbs. Doris Taylor, Janie Thomas, Sue Blow. Daley Harrington, Edna Ray Black, Francis Kelly, Mrs McConnaughhay, Sponsor First Row Norma Jean Eadie, Cissie Moore, Becky Revels, Mary E. Roberts, Johnny Niblack, Sammy Leslie, Jim Pope. Gregory Parsons, Leonard Gafford, John McColskey, Doyle Glover, Chester McDonald Second Row: Carol Haworth, Sara Hope Davis, Ramona Eubanks, Florene Bullard, Ronnie Taylor, Bobbie Lee Williams, Dennis Williams, Neal Horne. Alene Black, Ann Sutherland, Tommy Mikell, Albert Har- rington. Third Row: Buddy Renfroe, Gary Douglass, Francis Bridges. Jeanette Varnes, Gerald Smithy, Gerald Blan- ton, Jimmy Walker, Gene Carnathan, Jimmy Bishop. Buckey Buckles. Mrs Futch. Sponsor. First Row: Gene Hall. Stewart Parsons, Jack Espenship, Sherold Gasque, George Davis, Jimmy Knox. David Duckworth Second Row: John Register, Johnny Huggins, Robert Mears, Jimmie Giebeig, Frederick Hill, James Waldron, Bobby Johnson, Sharon Markham, Dorothy McLendon, Mary Ellerbe, Dennis Britton, Robert Markham, Ralph Hardee. Third Row: Betty Lu Harrell, Lynwood Pueschell, Joan Van Arsdall, Margaret Fountain, Wilma Young, Christine King, Marcus Shephard, Eulene Sweat. Fourth Row: Margie Register. Jeannette Harris. Annette Rizer. Muriel Roberts. Jim Pope. Dale Ferguson.. Miss Nation, Sponsor. First Row: Barbara Fraser, Robert de Aguiar, James Johnson, Spencer Thomas, Donald Norris, Nan Bodiford, Frances Gillis, Ann Britt, Carolyn Bucknam, Shirley Jean Harrington, Faye Tomlinson, Helen Cox, Mary Elizabeth Howell. Second Row: Wayne Nettles, LeVarn Starling, Barbara Padgett, Maurctne Tyre, James Mulder, Tillman George, Claude Meeks, Terry Roberts, Roosevelt Dicks, Billy Darley, Donald Carter, Mallie Roberts. Third Row: Lynn Martin, Hugh Wilson, Sadie Ann Stephens, Kenneth Govreau, chard Bulthuis, Peter Barcia, Wayne Williams, Randolph Markham, Mr. H G Parker, Sponsor. First Row: Robert Kemp, Geraldine Atkinson, Tommy Tyre, Willie Joe Hines, Quincy Raulerson. Second Row: Lois Carroll, Delores Charles, Sybil Gunter, Carol House. Robert Bulthuis, Robert Wood, Mackie Prescott, Johnny Markham. Third Row: Waldina Ash, Denice Feagle, Evelyn Norris, Anna Ruth Register, Shirley Harrington, Sylvia Carson, Helen Shaw, William Dicks, Bennard Pearce, Jimmy Green, Susie Thomas, Priscilla Jones, Mr. Lowman, Sponsor First Row Jeanette Webb, Frances Dix, Clay Alford, Dan Wilson, Jimmy Douglass, Frankie Powers, David Phillips, Darryl Meisky, Joyce McDuffie, Second Row: Olivia Cruschew. Sandra Smith, Ruth Wilkes. Vivian Paulk, Sylvia Miles, Janet Moses, Lana Jean Hines, Carol Callahan, Judy Upchurch, Relma Kirby, Phillip Browning, Jimmy Morton Third Row: Terrel Williams. Ray Kalgreen, Brenda Brown, Sharon Bedenbaugh, Mary Jim Melton, Phyllis Williams, Joy Lynn Thomas, Sandra Sue Summers, Henry Horton, Tiny Long, Freddie Richards, Bill Steb- bins, Johnny Barker. Mrs Andrews, Sponsor !7% « cjiou.’ cirtiet C'ij and l'i . Seventh Qrade First Row: Paul Marcus. Charles Hudson, W. B Sherrod. Ronnie Tyre, Carolyn Sue Sweat, Verlon Dou- berly, Betty Jane Marcum, Lee Hedges, Celia Rosier, Vera Jo Powell, Kenneth Hunter, Bobby Andreu Second Row: Buddy McLaughlin, Bobby Persons, Gay Baumel. Estey Powell, Arnold Greene, Byron Har- rington, Sally Scarborough, Janet Ford, Bea O'Brien, Billie Dassinger, Mattie Hedges, Mrs. Browning, Sponsor. Third Row: Johnnie Lee Hutcherson, Ivon Greene, Ronald Myer, Donald Baumgardner, Jean McHenry, Mary Dell Cole, Gerald de Aguiar, Harold Kirby, Roy Greene, Erston Kirby, Wayne Holliday. First Row. Redmond Cummings, Franklin Keen, Curtis Davis, Edwin Wheeler, Grandle Starling, Ken Cox, Jerry Martin, Carey Westberry, Buford Charles, Johnny McLarin, Doyle Glover. Second Row: Lawrence Hendricks. Dale Edenfield, Joyce Snyder, Betty Jane Evans, Linda Nell Carter, Lucille Christie, Jo Ann Hill, Patsy Westberry, Nancy Christenson, Donna Dekle, Manlon Waldron, Caro- lyn Williams, Norma Jean Albritton, Ollie Jo Wheeler. Third Row: Donald Little, Ed Durrance, Voncille Dow, Vernice Williams, Mary Lillian Mikell, Virginia Lee, Shelby Jean Williams, Donny Joye, Jerry Bruce. Mr Price, Sponsor. First Row: J. W. Lovett, Dick Thompson, Bobby Stamper. Charles Anderson. Edward Anderson, Luriese Brannon, Patricia Wattles. Second Row: Jerry Roberts, Rudolph Jenkins. Alton Williams. Harry Albritton, Annette Bryan, Anna Mae Kirby, Clarence Milligan, Jimmy Adkins. Bill Stamper, Third Row: Buddy Todd, Nancy Bracewell. Ouida May Jenkins, W H Higginbotham, Willard Callahan. Alva Dobbs, Hazel Lee. Albert Morgan. Mr. Bedenbaugh, Sponsor. First Row: Linda Brady, Mozeta Greene, Lucy Sutton, Jeanette King, Sandra Roberts, Nancy Rose, Louise Farr, Ernistine Harrington, Lillian Green. Second Row: Jaunita Davis, Yvonne Clyatt, Ronny Minchm, Harry Morton, Myrna Loy Hall, Joyce Thomas, Buddy Lee, Gerald Boston, Allan Greene, A. W. Grimes, Billy McCall. Everett Crews, Marion Moore. Third Row: Nancy Carlson, Patsy Sandlin, Alice Jenkins, Jewel Ruis, Elaine Christie, Judy Douberley, Robbie Sue Cason, Loy Ann Cribbs, Glenda Bankston, Phyllis Cottle, Slade Howell, Miss Daniells, Sponsor. First Row: Jimmy Mills, Jimmy Register, Wayne Brown, Reuben Thomas, Voncile Mershon, Carole Weeks, Carol Purdy, Sharon Sweat. Second Row: Freddie Richards, Aubrey Tyson, Harold Herndon, Monroe Tyre, Judy Denmark, Jerry Coleman, Mike Rose, Walter Robertson. Third Row: Betty Jean Brown Annette Blanton, Mary Pearl Jones, Aretha Williamson, Mary Davis, Vir- ginia Smith, Peggy Waters, Loma Lewis, Ada Roberts. Peggy Rossi, George Andreu, Freddie Stuart, Mr. Bucknam, Sponsor. Alote too tfiat a fait (ifui i ttuly of tfie literal arti Humanize i character and permiti it not to He cruel. Fleta Joyner Business Manager Billy Ogden Photography Editor FINANCE COMMITTEE Seated, Left to Right: Wayne Hammons, Peggy Casey, Joan Giebeig. Miss Carol June Thomas, Spon- sor, Margie Farnell. Standing, Left to Right Frances Waldron, Ted Douglass, Ralph Bell, Fleta Joyner, Business Man- ager, Gwendolyn Jones. Beverly Fields. Rosalyn McLendon Art Editor Mason Joye Sports Editor SPONSORS, Left to Right: Mr. Ray D. Fortner, Photography; Miss Carol J Thomas. Business, Miss Corinne Van Iderstine, Production I Betty Weeks Asst. Club Editor Jack Pomeroy Art Editor Barbara Stewart Assistant Editor Pat Phillips Feature Editor Phyllis Dawsey Circulation Manager Pledges, First Row, Left to Right: Evelyn Downing, Polly Ann Cox, Linda Arnold, Cecile Joyner, Norma Norris, Margaret Phillips. Second Row: David Goding, Billy Rowan, Gerald Hewitt, Betty Hutcherson, Nancy Hunter. Third Row: Mason Joye, Bill Ellis, Algia Collins, Larry Douglass, Ted Van Iderstine. Center: Mrs. Richard D Kiper, Sponsor; Mr. Byron Hileman, Supervising Principal; Hoyt Horne, Presi- dent of Society, Mrs. Harold Means, Sponsor. Senior Members, First Row: Irene Norris, Margie Farnell, Nora Ann McColskey, Regna Ray, Beverly Fields, Veve Douglass. Second Row: Joan Giebeig, Pat Phillips, Wylene Fleming, Joan Wheeler, Phyllis Dawsey, Sonya Sweat. Third Row: Frances Waldron, Bill Fletcher, Billy Ogden, Wayne Hammons, Ted Douglass, Wayne Smithy. National J4onor Society, To be eligible for membership in the National Honor Society a student must show outstanding qualities of: 1. Scholarship. 2. Leadership. 3. Character. 4. Service. 1952-1953 OFFICERS President......................Hoyt Horne Vice-President.............Evelyn Downing Secretary......................Regna Ray Treasurer.............Nora Ann McColskey To remain an active member students must maintain a B overall average and portray the other Cardinal principles First Row, Left to Right: Edna Rae Black. Historian; Joe Morton, Treasurer; Jean Barker, Secretary; David Godmg, Vice-President; Barbara Stewart, President Second Row Mr. Ramsey, Sponsor; Tiny Joe Long, Phyllis Dawsey, Evelyn Downing, Regna Ray, Gerald Hewitt. Third Row: Donnie Joye, Gregory Parsons, Ruth Ann Watson, Janie Richardson, Sharon Markham, Billy Ogden. Fifth Row: Bill Wheeler. Algia Collins, Wayne Jackson, Mason Joye. Bobby Robinson, Jack Walker, Sherrian Higgs junior J4onor Society, First Row, Left to Right Miss Lombardero, Sponsor; Mrs. Futch, Sponsor; Mrs. Browning, Sponsor; John Fowler, President; Luanna Young, Vice-President; Ruth Stratton, Secretary; Sally Hodgkins, Treasurer, Stewart Parsons, Reporter. Second Row: Jimmy Giebeig, Wanna Jane Law, Gene Hall, Ramona Smithy, Ann Thomas, Louise Phillips, Jeanette Harris, Beckey Revels, Mary Frances Bridges, Sharon Markham, Warren Jensen, Phillip Davis, Andrew Harvey, Joan Van Arsdale. Third Row: Kerel Trowell, Eulene Sweat, Wilma Young, Hardy Kemp, Nesbitt Gray, Jim Parrish, Dale Ferguson, Bill Jacobs, Helen Rose Curry, Cissy Moore, Muriel Roberts, David Witt, Marcus Shepard. Front Row: Nevin Nettles, Charles Perry, Randolph Gilbert, Hiram Douglass, Marion Thomas, Douglas Johnson, Spencer Thomas, Bob Gillen. Second Row: Leonard Murray; Chester Taylor, Donald Church, Franklin Lee. Howard Bulthuis, J L. Dunaway, Willie Ray Hunter, Hugh Kirby, Charles Register, Third Row: Franklin King, J. M. Moody, James Coursey, Plato Kirby. Homer Huchmgson, Tommy Rowan, Edgar Poitevmt, John Hall, Alton Larramore, Eric Croft, Ted Guerry. Last Row: Glen Gilbert. Tillman Richards, Hardy Kemp, Wayne Jackson, Charles Crews, Henry Harring- ton, Jerry Wood. Mayse Halliday, Wayne Witt. Fritz Fountain, Gene Cole, Jimmy Williams, Pres- ton Sandlin, William Kirby. Nesbitt Gray. Arnold Chandler. Mill Sheely - 3. 3. cA. The Future Farmers of America or ‘‘F.F A. is a National Organization of, by, and for farm boys studying Vocational Agriculture, between the ages of 14-2! years of age The F.F A is an mtra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum—Vocational Agriculture Through active participation, the members learn how to conduct and take part in public meetings; to speak in public, to finance themselves and to assume civic respon- sibility. The F.F.A is a non-profit, non-political, farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed for the development of leadership, the building of a more per- manent agriculture, and the improvement of country life The Bill Sheely Chapter was organized in Sept 1949 with Rodney Dicks acting as first President. The reason for the organization of a new chapter was due to the large enrollment of the Agriculture Department By having two chapters the members have an opportunity for more par- ticipation in various contests, developing leadership as well as a sense of competition within the department The name of Bill Sheely was selected as a tribute to one of our Columbia County F.F A boys who gave his life in the Service of his country during World War II Bill Sheely was an outstanding Future Farmer as well as a fine student. Chester Taylor, Sentinel, Leonard Murray, Reporter; Wil- lie Ray Hunter, Treasurer, Donald Church, Secretary; Hugh Kirby. Parliamentarian, Franklin Lee, President; J. L Dunnaway. Adviser; Howard Bulthuis, Vice-President. Back Row, Left to Right: James Mulder, William Dicks. Mallie Roberts, Vernon Wattles, George Davis. Fifth Row: Curtis Sherrod, Kenneth Govreau. Fourth Row: Eugene Pettyjohn. Bennard Pearce, Joneth Albritton. Junior Harrell, Mackie Prescott, Sid- ney Floyd, Earl Coleman, Edward Norris, Tal Tyre. Third Row: James Mauldin, Roosevelt Dicks, James Bush, David Sweat, Willie Joe Hines, Lynwood Pueschel. J. B Stuart, Earl Byrd, Billy O'Cain, Wilbur Murray, Bobby Sandlin, Lowell McCall, David Watson, Robert Wood. Second Row Billy Shaw, Elmer Conova, Tillman George, Wayne Thomas, Wayne Williams, Johnny Markham, Robert Kemp. First Row: W. 0 Whittle, Donald Carter, Monroe Hall, Quincy Raulerson. Earnest Vining, Tommy Tyre, Edward Jenkins, Floyd Robertson, Billy Darley, Bill Stamper. Columbia Chapter - 3. 3. c4, COLORS National Blue and Corn Gold The F.F A. is designed to supplement training oppor- tunities for boys who are progressing toward the goal of establishment in a farming business. Through F.F.A activities the cooperative spirit is fostered and individual talent is discovered and developed The F F A. is a school of experience in the art of working together for a common good. Each member also has individual responsibility rest- ing, Sentinel, accomplishments. OFFICERS OF COLUMBIA CHAPTER F.F.A. First Row: Wilber Murray, President, W 0. Whittle. Adviser. Second Row: Billy O’Cain, Secretary; Earl Byrd, Treasurer Third Row Bobby Sandlin, Vice-President; Earnest Vin- ning, Sentinel. Not Pictured: Brady Brinkley, Reporter. MOTTO Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Learning to serve Juture J4omemaher£ o cJmerica First Row: Mrs Maeone Brown, Advisor; Beverly Fields, President, Veve Douglas, Vice-President, Topsy Howard, Reporter; Audrey Carter, Historian, Jeanette Little, Treasurer; Betty Sapp, Parliamen- tarian Second Row: Jackie Kicklighter, Eloise Hunter, Jeanne Durrance, Martha Ann Stephens, Peggy Ann Morrison. Daisy Waldron, Trudie Stewart, Josephine Register, Julia Phillips, Shirley Harris, Bessie Turner, Sally Hodgkins. Third Row: Ann Roberts. Hallie Jean Keen, Sandra Knight, Sandra Morton, Becky Sherrill, Thelma Gil- bert, Ormon Meeks, Carlean Langston, Latrelle Fowler, Frances Johnson, Ann Hutcherson, Mary Joyner, Pauline Barwick. Fourth Row: Lillie Durrance, Julia Ann Harden. Helen Ellzey, Wanna Jane Law, Frankie Goss, Jane Kel- ley, Rhoda Arnold, Robley Ann Bruce, Jackie Witt, Gerald Brannon, Kay Hartsfield, Gaynell Butler, Mary Johnson, Dennia Adams, Ann Thomas. Sandra Bloodworth, Nettie Black, Mary Anderson. Fifth Row: Betty Johnson, Jacqueline Davis, Esther Hurst, Laura June Mershon, Rosalyn McLendon, Frances Wheeler, Madeline Boyte, Frances Jenkins. Janie Peterson, Clarice Thomas, Gwendolyn Jones, Virginia Myers, Mary Beth Brannon. Sixth Row: Ramona Smithy, Sandra Alford, June Boyte, Sue Pitts, Betty North, Stella Durrance, Hazel Shaw, Pat Sapp. Libby Morgan, Fayree Edenfield, Ralph Bell, Joanne Robinson, Walter Rodgers, Joyce Dismukes, Joyce Dortch. Seventh Row: Martha Dubose, Shirley North, Thelma Hurst, Ida Mae Nettles, Martha Scoggins, Meriba Norris, Louise Phillips, Beulah Neeley, Alma Jean Morgan, Ronnie Norris, Edgel Tyre, Billy George Perry, Virgil Williams. Eighth Row: Helen Rose Curry, Gloria Lee, Margie Frazier, Sue Sutherland. Joaun Jackson, Norma Jean Harris, Vetaulia Johnson, Elmta Richardson, Glenda Cox, Luanna Young, Ruth Stratton, Evangeline Robertson, Cora Lee Rosier, Hubert Combs, Glenda Parnell, Nancy Amerson, Maxine Wingate, Syl- via Stuart. Charlotte Horton. Left: Sandra Bloodworth Drum Majorette (5 yrs.) Right: Sybil Langston Asst. Drum Majorette, Acrobat (5 yrs.) Aiajorette4 The Band Director chooses the Majorettes. They are judged on poise, ability to twirl, and appearance. All majorettes must be able to play an instrument in the band during concert season. The Drum Majorette and assistant are elected by popular vote by the Student Body. Nettie Black 1 year Mona Lee Renfroe 2 years Left: Sandra Richardson 3 years Right: Pat Herndon 1 year Mona Lee Renfroe Dianne Gillen Kay Hartsfield Bass Clarinet Pat Weeks Saxophone Sharon Markam Marcus Sheppard Elizabeth Roberts Sandra Knight Cornets Gene Hall John McColskey John Fowler Douglass Hall Al Jensen Jack Pomeroy Hugh Wilson Piccolo and Flute Sally Hodgkins Flute Edna Black Oboe Nettie Black Clarinets Sandra Richardson Luanna Young Pat Herndon Ruth Stratton Sybil Langston Buddy Granger Sandra Bloodworth Maurice Geiger Gloria Shaw Sandra Maddox Horns Jean Mikell Stewart Parsons Gordon Davis Mary Lillian Mikell Basses Warren Jensen Briton Dennis Drum and Typany Nancy McDuffie Drums Phillip Davis Wilma Young Bass Drum Becky Revels Cymbal Joan Van Arsdall BAND OFFICERS Capt., Jack Pomeroy 1st Lt., Donald Geiger 2nd Lt., John Fowler Sgt., Douglas Hall Sec to Dir, Sally Hodgkins Librarian, Luana Young Band News, Sandra Richardson Judge of Band Court, Pat Weeks Baritones Jimmy Knox Martha Stephens Trombones Wayne Hollingsworth Paul Marcus Craig Moore Donald Geiger C - Club Front, Left to Right: Billy Ogden, Warren MacLaren, Charlie Register, Algia Collins, Fred Walker, Jack Walker, Buddy Bedenbaugh, John Wood, Ralph Bell, Martin Register, Nettie Black, Sandra Bloodworth, Jackie Witt, Frances Waldron, Libby Morgan, Phyllis Dawsey, Sonya Sweat, Pat Weeks, Nora Ann Mc- Colskey Second Row: Hinman Rizer, Billy Rowan, Steve Martin, Tommy Ashley, Sue Pomeroy, Tommy Rowan, Gerald Brannon, Veve Douglass, Sybil Langston, Margie Farnell, Pat Phillips, Barbara Stewart. Third Row: L H Mathis, Leonard McLaren, Bill Walker, Hoyt Horne, David Goding, Mason Joye,.Mar- tin Page, Bobby Robinson, Charles Buckles. Sck no I J3ou Patrol Front Row Langley Niblack, Chester McDonald, Stewart Parsons, Mr Herman Porter, Billy Stebbins. Back Row: Franklin Keen, Charles Anderson, Ted Guerry. Ralph Hardy, Dale Ferguson, Henry Haw- thorne, Reggie Lewis, Jimmie Thomas First Row: Jackie Witt, Sue Pomeroy, Wayne Hammons, Mascot; John Wood, Mascot; Mason Joye, Mascot; Patsy Harris, Trudie Stewart. Second Row: Miss Haiter, Sponsor; Evelyn Downing, Nora Ann McColskey, Regna Ray, Sonya Sweat, Joan Giebeig, Mona Lee Renfroe, Miss Hudson, Sponsor. Third Row: Pat Weeks, Linda Arnold, Sherrian Higgs, Patty Bruce, Pat Phillips, Janie Richardson, Bar- bara Stewart, Margie Farnell, Peggy Casey, Libby Morgan, Natasha Ablon, Eleanor Dickens, Beverly Fields, Veve Douglass. T)ri-J4i- y and Mi-y First Row: Bobby Tompkins, Wayne Douglas, Barbara Stewart, Joan Giebeig, Regna Ray—Mascots, Hoyt Horne, Billy Ogden. Second Row: Reverend Montgomery, Sponsor; Billy Rowan, Robert Byrd, Algia Collins, DavicL Goding, Mason Joye, Wayne Hammons, Gerald Hewitt, Wayne Smithy, Fred Walker. Third Row: Harry Tucker, Bill Ellis, Jimmy Biggs, Martin Register, Jackie Stebbins. Last Row; L. H. Mathis, Lynnwood Burns, Ted Douglass, Eugene Gemmer, Buddy Bedenbaugh, John Wood, Bobby Robinson, Morrison Melton, Larry Douglass, Steve Martin. First Row: Vivian Tomlinson, Jane Rathsam, Peggy Philyaw, Marcelle Tyre, Sandra Maddux, Lorraine Christie, Mary Anderson. Second Row: Sandra Bloodworth, Cecile Joyner, Evelyn Downing, Sonya Sweat, Beverly Fields, Geraldine Smith, Barbara Stewart. Mary Claire Joyner Third Row: Julia Phillips, Veve Douglas, Patsy Shepard, Betty Purdy, Regna Ray, Patsy Harris, Marilyn Chambers, Stella Durrance, Fleta Joyner, Ruth McCall, Peggy Casey, Sybil Langston, Mona Lee Renfroe, Audrey Ann Carter, Jean Barker, Sand a Richardson, Sally McColskey, Sherrian Higgs, Pat Herndon, Miss Nation, Sponsor. Fourth Row: Gerald Hewitt, Jackie Smith, Eleanor Dickens, Harry Brown, Alwood Jensen, Phyllis Dawsey, Buddy Granger, Wayne Smithy. Jdramatic4 3)ept. The Dramatics Department is made up of every one interested in dramatics It is inner circled with Thespians, a National organization—Thespians in lower 4eft column. JCibrary Club The Library Club is made up of volunteer library workers from the ninth through the twelfth grades. It meets once a month Its objectives are to insure proper aid to all students and promote in- terest in the Library. This year for the first time academic credit is being given to Library Assistants, in hopes of repaying them for the service and time they have given to their school. Seated, Left to Right: Sharon Jackson, President; Betty June Boyette, Vice-President; Audrey Ann Car- ter, Secretary; David Biggs, Treasurer; Mrs. Lawrence, Librarian. Beginning at Left: Janelle Carroll, Daisy Waldron, June Boyte, Martha Bennett, Betty Purdy, Frances Jenkins, Phillip Dampier, Charlotte Thomas, Ann Croft. W. C. Adams, Suzie Crawford, Helen Rose Curry, Katherine Bryan, K. C Trowel I, Naomi Pearce, Mary Hines, Dorothy Page, Helen Elzey, Ap- poline Hodges, Delia Larramore. First Row Regna Ray. President, Margie Farnell, Pat Weeks. Nancy Hunter. Joan Grey Temple. Nora Ann McColskey. Joan Giebeig. Sherrian Higgs. Patty Bruce. Second Row Mrs D. H Means, Sponsor, Hmman Rizer, David Godmg, Joe Philbeck, Darrell Markham. Langley Niblack, Eleanor Dickens. Ann Thomas, Mary Claire Joyner, Gloria Shaw, Sandra Maddox, Marcelle Tyre. Third Row Audrey Ann Carter. Sandra Richardson. Jean Barker. Treasurer. Pat Herndon, Sally Mc- Colskey, Evelyn Downing. Vivian Tomlinson, Jane Rathsam. Ramona Smithy, Lois Dortch, Belva Markham Fourth Row Ruth McCall. Mary Anderson, Pauline Berwick, Sonya Sweat. Jackie Witt, Dorothy Page, Ceciie Joyner. Lola Mae Harrell. Betty Hutcherson, Ruth Stratton Standing on Sides Algia Collins. Secretary, Bill Wheeler, Vice-President; Peggy Casey, Barbara Stewart. cQatin Club The Latin Club was affiliated with the Junior Classical League, a nationwide organization, in 1951. It is a non-profit organization The only aim of the club is to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world They believe that a knowledge of the classical world of Greece and Rome will help them to understand better the governments, laws, literatures, languages, and arts of today Each year one special proiect is carried out by the entire group In the school year 1951-1952. the club went to Jacksonville. Florida, to see the picture Quo Vadis (Whither goest thou?). The 1952- 1953 project was a Roman Banquet The long range goal is a trip to the museum at Sarasota where many classical works of art are displayed First Row Ormon Meeks (Ramona). Laura June Mershom (Juana), Rosalyn McLendon (Rosita), Sybil Langston (Teresa). Linda Arnold (Linda), Naomi Pearce (Elena), Susie Crawford (Susit ). Second Row: Wylene Fleming (Marta), Thelma Gilbert (Isabel), Peggy Philyaw (Margarita), June Boyte (Isabel). Terri Thompson (Teresa). Hazel Shaw (Teresa), Patsy Ruth Harris (Mariana), Joe Lambert (Pepe), Jimmy Thomas (Jaime), Reggie Lewis lAntomo), Patsy Shepard (Patricia), Ann Bradley (Ana). Third Row: Morrison Melton (Carlos), Martice Wise (Pancho), Phyllis Dawsey (Maria), Walter Smith (Jorge), Miss Ondma Lombardero (Sponsor), Buddy Bedenbaugh (Antonio). Martin Register (Ra- mon), Jimmy Biggs (Diego). Carlean Langston (Carolina). Bill Ellis (Guillermo). Steve Nettles (Esteban), Alwood Jensen (Alberto). Spanish Club This year the members of the Spanish Club, under the direction of their sponsor, Miss Lombardero, have worked on several projects, their main one being the raising of money to finance a trip to Talla- hassee in the Spring in order to participate in the Spanish Weekend, a statewide educational activity sponsored by the Spanish Department of Florida State University. UME •F.R THREE e loss Ef t .e s !,° w the : season terar as □d rnnoh Wlr foam r Ut Up a ft Hazel Shaw ize. but 1 dature Ed.tor «JSj d nrst m me initial quarter lona . Jr ri8ht end e er- j|xtra pont lead ' IT Jfc ckoff ished v ashing te Sei - Dctober week •alaya. c. Rob Regis • (bh Ec iv Flirt oi tne weeit- Fresa Sand- I ' « . Here comes the band! The Queen, Her Attendants and Their Escorts Left to Right: John Colson, Fleta Joyner, Wayne Smithy, Lorraine Christie, Trudie Stewart, James Page. The winning float. Victory Celebration Dance. Cxtra Curricular c4ctivitie Annual Staff picks Prettiest Christmas Tree MOST DIGNIFIED t in iv fiat ive. do, fut ivfiat iv und xitand MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FRIENDLIEST Izta 'j.oyntz -£f. jxie.nd ii tfiz jizate.it of att CLeiiinji.’’ Si Zy cRoican cRoGin BEST LOOKING Wisdom ii tGc attract of tGc fia.it, Gut Gcautij ii tGc fixomiic. of tGc future. Q-° ln Wood WITTIEST zeA Hi aLHex Dfiey axe. always. Lauyfiiny fox tfiey fiave an infinite, deal of wit. m-nces Vl aldxon PfiyLLii MOST INTELLECTUAL ii. 3°° cl-will malisi inte.ll igenc e. tfleoxcjL Clattedcje MOST VERSATILE iPat Pfcllifti- VaxUttf'i tkz very ifiicc of Lift, that yioa. it all it± i wiuui. Jioyt cHoxne. MOST ARTISTIC 'Dine, art is. tfiat in ivfiicfi tfit fiarnl, tfic ftzaJ, and tfie fzeart yo toyetfier.” tRosalyn J . cJdtndon Pomeroy MOST BASHFUL 'Bill XVaUzti ''BaiAfuLnt.il. U an enemy to poverty. Men little MOST ATHLETIC £ue. Pomeroy tfu. garrit s end. we ifia.ll. set wfo gains..” Pte. (T Vee Burns. CUTEST amnions. miz IDEAL DATE C flails, i Jsucfdsi Ofu. mild sit mannsxi and tfis ysntlsit fizait. £ axon 'Jacfuon MOST DEPENDABLE Jl aiityn dfiamfiLH J e endaC-iUtij is. tfie lieif to luccenfuL Livincj. HBiculy !Siinlil£.if MISS COLUMBIA HIGH £arul a HBLoodivoxtfi HOMECOMING QUEEN JLoxxaine. (2(ixi±tie. ■ HALLOWE’EN QUEEN £fia on Jacliion BASKETBALL £ leaner QUEEN ic en± Our Jootball yitentorA Mr. Broughton Williams (Head Coach) Mr. Cy Lowman (Asst. Coach) Learned Mr. Cashio (Asst. Coach) To play in our place, To play for our team, and not for ourselves Mr. Henry Ramsey B” Coach L ,J f 11 J , 1 � '. 2 2 2 ? e 2sr NS If i 4 I .mj ..f First Row, Left to Right Tommy Rowan, Clayton Carnathan, Gerald Brannon, Algia Collins, Burr Coxe. L H Mathis, Billy Ogden, Ellis Holliday, and Donald Church Second Row Bobby Robinson, Warren MacLaren, Hinman Rizer, Howard Hurst. Charlie Register, Morrison Melton, Eugene Gemmer, John Wood Third Row: Coach Broughton Williams, Fred Walker. Martin Page, Tommy Ashley, Billy Rowan, Steve Martin, Mason Joye, Charles Buckles, Bill Walker, Hoyt Horne, Asst. Coach Cashio. Fourth Row : Asst Coach Lowman, Jack Walker, Virgil Williams, Buddy Bedenbaugh, Martin Register, Harry Tucker, Leon- ard MacLaren, Chester Taylor, and Pee Wee Burns %z- nej FOOTBALL SCORES Opp. CHS Fernandina 0 25 Central Catholic 0 42 Ocala 6 Perry 47 P K Yonge 13 7 Gainesville 0 28 Leon 28 St Leo Academy 0 41 Live Oak 19 Fletcher 13 The Fighting Tigers' turned out one of the fastest and most-dreaded teams in the NEC They played fine football all year and had a good season. The Tigers lost 22 Seniors this year but we all know that Coach Williams and his assistants will turn up with another good team next year. Two of this years tri-captains received scholarships to LSU and are expected to play a lot of football next year good luck Pee Wee' and John. The Tigers placed five players on the All-Conference team: Hoyt Horne, Warren MacLaren, Mason Joye. Pee Wee Burns, and John Wood. “J$” football First Row, Left to Right: “Sam Markham, Gene Williams. Steve Nettles, Billy Johnson, Edsel Tyre, Gene Williams, Clay Parker, Press Sandlin Second Row Eddie Tompkins, Wayne Witt, Bobby Tomp- kins, Fred Skinner, Press Hollingsworth, Larry Law, Buddy Jacobs Third Row: Emory Phillips, Bill Wheeler, Bobby Sandlin, Wayne Hollingsworth, Jerry Wood, Donald Church, Fourth Row: Fritz Foun- tain, David Goding, Coach Henry Ramsey, Manager Tommy Rowan, Wayne Douglas,,and Warren Jensen. FACULTY — VARSITY GAME -Aiidget football WALTER'S TEAM—First Row, Lett to Right: Cecil Richardson, James Kirby, John McColskey, Doc Bloodworth, Robert Kirby, Johnny McConnaughhay. Second Row: Albert Harrington, Curtis Davis, Jessie Lawrence, Grandle Starling, Donny Joye, Eugene Greene, Spud Stewart Third Row: Tommy Tyre, Jim Pope, Gene Carna than, Johnny Niblack, Philip Browning, Buddy Phillips. Fourth Row: Coach Ted Walters. PRICE'S TEAM—First Row, Left to Right: Ronnie Mmchin, Harry Martin, Jimmy Morton, Buddy Mc- Laughlin, Darryl Meisky, Ronnie Myers, Jerry Martin. Second Row: Johnny Barker, Stewart Parsons. Randy Stewart, Sherald Gasque, Redmund Cummings, Jimmy Mills. Third Row: Marion Moore, Slade Howell, Coach G. H. Price, Ken Cox, Jimmy Register, Willie Jo Hines. Pictures from MELROSE PARK TEAM were not available. JZazketball Mr. Cy Lowman Coach BASKETBALL SCORES We Opp. BASKETBALL SCORES We Opp Mayo.................96 32 N EC. TOURNAMENT Tallahassee Ocala DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Live Oak.............60 44 Perry Back Row. Left to Right: Charles Buckles, John Wood. Pee Wee Burns, Gene Williams, Martin Page, and Clayton Carnathan. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Bobby Sandlin, Algia Collins, Mason Jove, and Bobby Robinson. Z)ig,erette£ Left to Right Johnny Mae Adams, Martha DuBose, Nettie Black, Joan Jackson, June Boyte. Sonya Sweat, Sue Pomeroy, Pat Phillips. Eleanor Dickens. Jean Barker, Terri Thompson, Sally McColskey, Mar- jorie Farnell, Charlotte Thomas. Back Row: Linda Arnold (manager), Miss Halter (coach) and Joan Giebeig (manager). BASKETBALL SCORES We Opp Faculty 57 10 Perry 57 51 Leon 54 48 Ocala 59 75 Gainesville 47 40 Leon 54 36 Live Oak 46 39 Forrestry School .. 51 38 P K Young 22 68 Main Land 41 59 P K Young 62 74 Ocala 44 54 Mam Land 45 49 Gainesville 61 58 Perry 34 37 Live Oak 58 30 Mayo 65 37 J3a£eball Left to Right: Mr Broughton Williams, Coach, Larry Law, Wayne Hammons, Hmman Rizer, Jerry Wood, Clayton Carnathan, Algia Collins Back Row, Mason Joye, Bobby Sandlin, Buddy Bedenbaugh, Warren MacLaren, John Wood, Martin Page, Charles Buckles, Robert Pearce. mm smxHd %jr. _________________ Left to Right: Wanna Jane Law. Dennia Adams. Norma Jean Harrison. Topsy Howard, Alma Jean Morgan, Terri Thompson, and Frankie Goss. uAtidget” Cheerleader4 Left to Right: Joan George, Jan McColskey, Brenda Brown, Judy Douberley. Mary J� m Melton, Linda Nell Carter, Andrea Powers, Jane Sherrill, and Judy Carter. In memory BURR BIXLER COXE March 8. 1935 March 4. 1953 Honor with remembrance. 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Let us help you moke a fine art of giving. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS COLD WE LLC FARMALL TRACTORS LAKE CITY FLORIDA 224 NORTH MARION STREET Columbia Gas Company Mathis Service Inc. BULK 703 North Marion Bottled Gas Telephone 78 • LAKE CITY, FLORIDA Call 1104 W. Duval Your LAKE CITY, FLORIDA Kaiser - Frazer Dealer i Suwannee Gas Company I HACKNEY GROCERY i i 1 j 24 West DeSoto Street COMPANY i 101 East Railroad Phone 67-J Telephone 1340 LAKE CITY, FLORIDA LAKE CITY, FLORIDA GRANGER LUMBER COMPANY INCORPORATED Lumber Manufacturers R. G. GRANGER, President P. O. BOX 547 LAKE CITY, FLORIDA BROWN REALTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Abstracts of Title Insurance — Real Estate LAKE CITY, FLORIDA Hart Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishing 928 North Marion Street Phone 355 Fred Weeks, Owner Murray Hagan Motors Packard and Hudson Motor LAKE CITY, FLORIDA See A. B. CLARK For General Electric Appliances 16 East Orange St. Phone 702 Come to the MAGNOLIA GRADY MARKHAM, Owner FOR GOOD FOOD TO EAT ROUNTREE MOTOR COMPANY PHILLIP PICKENS Parts — Accessories — Service INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE LAKE CITY, FLORIDA LAKE CITY, FLORIDA ________________________________ i---------------------- ______________________ —................ ward's 632 N. Marion St. Law's Fish-Poultry Market Phone 103-W and All Philco Appliances Diamonds, Jewelry, and Watches f 4 Red Barn Restaurant J. A. McColskey Motors DAVIS JEWELRY 1201 E. Duval St. - Ph. 381 Your Friendly Jeweler LAKE CITY, FLORIDA j LAKE CITY, FLORIDA BOHRMANS Since 1915 Eagle Department Store in N. Marion St. LAKE CITY LAKE CITY, FLORIDA Columbia Bargin House Compliments Of MOTEL AL - J 907 N. Marion U S. 41 5 POINTS LAKE CITY, FLORIDA LAKE CITY, FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Douglas Congratulations Post Office Service Station To the 1953 Senior Class P. O. Box 486 Columbia County Bank LAKE CITY, FLORIDA — Brown-Vann Paint Store Compliments of Rudolph Williams' Piano GLIDDEN PAINTS Company Wall Paper - Paints - Painter Supplies 1202 S. MARION STREET 516-R Home Gas Company Bruce Clothing Company Propane-Butane 308 N. Marion St. Gas Has Got It 506 N. MARION ST. PHONE 1025 Phone 500 LAKE CITY, FLORIDA 506 N. MARION ST. PHONE 1025 PURE OIL COMPANY O. B. BRADLEY Distributor Be Sure With Pure W. Railroad Street. Telephone 899 COLLIN'S DRUG STORE LAKE CITY, FLORIDA A . H. P 0 W E R S J. L. Sweat Flooring Congratulations For To the 1953 Senior Class Capable and Reliable N. Marion Floor Coverings LAKE CITY, FLORIDA EAST DUVAL PHONE 1057-J COCHRAN'S TOWN SHOP For All Farm Supplies 915 N. Marion The Shop for Particular Women Call The Ladies Number Phone 58 9 8 6 LAKE CITY, FLORIDA 202 N. Marion . xr i j r , Columbia Frozen Foods COMPLIMENTS of Individual Locker Inman Buie Agency N. D. Touchton, Mgr. Morrison Bl. Telephone 1186 LAKE CITY, FLORIDA — — Wood Motor Company Compliments to the 1953 Senior Class East Duval Telephone 498-M SNACKER00 For Snacks as Well as full Meals 211 N. Marion Phone 370 J. C. Penny Company, Inc. The Home of Values Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing 1 COX FURNITURE j It's COX for top Values LAKE CITY, FLORIDA LAKE CITY, FLORIDA WADE-PERSONS CHILDREN STORE Feeds — Fertilizers Style Plus Value Farm Supplies In 301 W. Railroad Street Children's Wear LAKE CITY, FLORIDA j LAKE CITY, FLORIDA Baumstiens Drug Store 1 j PUESCHALL Complete Baby Department Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Household and Sickroom Supplies N. Marion 739 N. Marion Telephone 715 j LAKE CITY, FLORIDA Gelberg's Department Store Invites and Appreciates Your Patronage SEMINOLE PHARMACY M. T. LOVETTE, Prop. Phone 11 — 821 North Marion LAKE CITY, FLORIDA r -� — — 7 SUMMERS CHEVROLET 26 West Duval Street LAKE CITY, FLORIDA America's First Choice For Over 21 Years —i—— —i—� ■ 1 ! SEE TOMMY STEPHENS Your BUICK DEALER DUBOSE AND COX 812 North Marion Frigidaire and Maytag Appliances Complete Home Furnishings LAKE CITY, FLORIDA I - Columbia Music Company Dealer in all Music Assessories — Selvania T. V. Sets New and Used CLAUDE BEDENBAUGH, Owner Meet your friends at The Rexall Drug Store North Marion Street Phone 57 LAKE CITY, FLORIDA 1 PEOPLE'S HARDWARE For all Hardware needs 301 North Marion Phone 7 LAKE CITY, FLORIDA — 2 COLUMBIA DAIRIES DEWEY BULLARD, Owner Phone 505 Quality Dairy Products LAKE CITY, FLORIDA • — — - — — —- DESOTO DRUG STORE Palmer and Edith Purser 204 N. Marion St. LAKE CITY, PHONE 60 — « -i [ Wilson Funeral Home | 92 Phones 700 Operating Oxygen Equipped Ambulances LAKE CITY, FLORIDA ! — r LAKE CITY LAUNDRY Your Zoric Dry Cleaner LAKE CITY, FLORIDA Vfrrrrrrrrfr, —. KENNON HARWARE N. Marion St. LAKE CITY, FLORIDA Chesnut Office Equipment Company 327 N. Marion St. Lake City, Florida r � � � — WESTERN AUTO LAKE CITY BAKE SHOP — Hurst Hole In The Wall Mr. Ellis (Western Union) r — — Blue Goose Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Williamson Proprietors — j —-— BLANCHE HOTEL N. Marion Street LAKE CITY, FLORIDA SENIOR BABY PICTURES 1. Regna Ray. 2. Pat Sapp, 3. Billy Ogden. 4. Joanne Robinson, 5. Carlean Langcston. 6. Rosalyn McLendon. 7. Libby Morgan, 8. Pat Phillips. 9. Marvalene Wise. 10. Sharon Jackson. 11. Peggy Casey. 12. Sonya Sweat. 13. Lola Mae Harrell. 14. Cernldine Cox. 15. Irene Norris, 16. Joan Grey Temple. 17. Barbara Stewart. 18. Eleanor Dickens. 19. Nora Ann McColskey. 20. Billy Rowan. 21. Marilyn Chamber, 22. Vera Hughes. 23. Jeanne Smith, 24. Stella Mae Durrance, 25. Hoyt Home. 26. Steve Martin, 27. Wylene Fleming. FACULTY BABY PICTURES 1. Lucy Parsons, 2. Byron Hileman, 3. Marion R. Kiper, 4. M. Roberts, 5. Mary McConnaughhay, 6. Jim Dunnaway, 7. Cor- rine Van Iderstine, 8. Carol June Thomas. 9. Mary Futch, 10. Amelia Keller. 11. Ondina Lomberdaro, 12. Ola Lei- Means, 13. Alex Kerr. 14. Danialls. 15. Buster Ramsey, 16. Veda B. Attaway, 17. W. O. Whittle. 18. M. Brown. 19. B. Williams, 20. E. Witt. PemembeA PaAcup+t � PemembeA PoAcupa � PemembeA PoAacjan mm loday we are printers of the yearbook of your school. Tomorrow as you seek your future in professions, industry and commerce we at Paragon hope to serve you with the essential Printing and Lithography you will need in the pursuit of your career. Many of our best customers came to us through friendships formed around the annual planning table or from former grads like yourself who first saw our work in their annual. (0ije Qaragon Qrcss MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA BEN FULLER-DICK SANDER Box 513 GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA