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Decl icafion Hdminusfrafon Flea If CIHSSESL1 r rqtfiv i'fie5 Superlnnves '- I SFOPTS ' Hd 5 I' ip ' J' ' -- I ,J H . ..U.a . kg.. Q CREST cneemewfks AT SEA THE FUN lllE'VE HHD 1' BASKETBALL ACTION BONFIRE 2 n U f f1H's.'Hr' A ,ff 4 as '11 ' 'Tl .' g ' flu. f lp! THE THINGS llIE'VE UUHE FROSH ASSEMBLY DISC-JOCKEY-JIMMY CAIRNS 3 - I. ' - a A -'F 'L SWEETHEARTS OF SWEETHEARTS HUFF AND OSTEEN E1 Li 1- 51 1-,. H: I.. ,1- Z I If A I If 'I if 97 ,,,,:- ii SEWING MISS SOLID JUNIOR PLAY PRACTICE 4 FLOAT PREPARATION I. 9' I ' Ir , x ' 'xx ' ' ...- Y- 1 4 5, 155 A L ggsgfxt A - i , Q, ,- i E . ' 'f 4- M! ,, - H -Q1 -1 ' 111, - 1 11 A fb f - Top to bottom: FRONT ENTRANCE, BUS ZONE, CORRIDOR, GYM 5 ? I I ! 51-91-11 -QQ 'I ,n. 'R,-4 it , gy ., ,, l I l I 1 l u We, the Senior Class of 1955, areproud and happy to dedicate our annual, the Santa Lucian, to our beloved friedd and teacher, Frank Pop Osteen. R ' l 'Qtll of-1: - At Work xgxfif M L A 1'.f ,1..5. A,eH.1:.:,, : .mil Ii ,I . A -Yf,tlXE'Q!J' :wg-I lg u 5 '4L5 it M 1 A 'Baia .f ., ' ti: J 217 51 W D. C. HUSKEY Superintendent of St. Lucie County Board of Public Instruction A M Q t l W u M , , f,V- . ,L ,,,lll V ,V H E s' H f' I ' S, qi 4? A B! A 3 3? ,fit sb Bernard Rubin Mrs. Aune Hansen Mrs. Lydia Walker SBHllUl BUHHU ' Clyde Cayo Ki.-by HQYQ5 H. T. Hammer Meyer Heller Jock King F K c Iii' , , 1 i t , 1 l BEN L. BRYAN University of Georgia University of Miami Principal . ,. ,, ,h , f 5 Q 5 1 if ,ll tl . 4 ,- xi: l':1'n 1 i, sf. X JQFW3 H tr. ,- 2117 ' so FRED H. HUFF Marshall College Springfield College Assistant Principal , 'fl' MR. M. I.. COZINE MRS. KATHLEEN H. MRS. MARTHA FAYE MR. MARVIN Finances and Registrar Secretary Custodian Text Books I ,, My i A lb , i f , ' t i - MRS. CATHERINE MRS. BARBARA MRS. C. E. CAHOW MRS. AUBREY COOK MRS. MITZI RENNER ENN5 SAMPLE Attendance Nurse Cafeteria Speech Correctionist 5797500 University Music Supervisor wr 4 ' W 'fi W gk . W iii ing-..l. ' is . 6' W s fs- - If To the Seniors: You are graduating at a time that history will record as crucial. Within your generation mankind must decide upon a peaceful course, any other will lead to world destruction. The preceding generation-passes on to you the political, social, and economic ideologies which have originated and come into full flower dur- ing the past few years, and the inventions and discoveries that have the potentialities of producing the greatest civilization yet known to man, or on the other hand, the total destruction of mankind. The ideals and labors ot the men and women of your genera- tion will decide the social struggle which has now divided our modern world into two great ideological camps. We hope that you can meet the challenge. To the Annual Staff and Sponsor: You have done a splendid piece of work in the production of this edition of the Santa Lucian. It the years to come we will look through its pages with pleasant memories. We feel that the class of '55 can take :ride in the staFF and its accomplishment. Congratulations and best wishes to the class ot '55. Q . . . Jn. .4,, ,,,- , +7 51 .Ag ,Q . pq. 1.5: , ',-' visa- . -- 1 .rf ' it . . . , Q32 V 2.1gj,fs' f- .X TE: fi, Hz' .- S? ' ' ' , Q :hu .tx . :MQ . MISS JOSEPHINE ANDREWS West Virginia University, University of Virginia Mathematics I MRS. RUTH T. CURRIER Colby College University of Maine English MR. W. L. DUBBS, JR. Northwestern University East Tennessee State College Drivers Education and Mathematics MR. CARL L. EARLY St. Lawrence University, Syracuse University, 353 S26 2 3 ge. bl' H . ' - A aw- I 5 f' 1 9' . K gms, .mg 'zo' m-.,,. g g .Rib Y . A , 1- .si Y Y ,., , if f f Sf A f I LW ,TFL 1 MR. GILBERT L. GENTRY University of Missouri Science New York State Teachers College .Io Science MRS. HELEN F. CAMPBELL Muskingum College Spanish and English MRS. MARGARET DAVIDSON Mount Union College English and Latin MISS EVALYN DUNCAN University of Kentucky Physical Education and General Science MR. FRANK H. HAGEL Indiana State Teacher College Industrial Arts ' .-b. ig: 'K .1 MRS, JULIUS A. HAGEL University of Georgia ,Emory University . A Library MR. MARK B. JORDAN R . University of Florida f- Louisiana State University Q Vocational Agriculture . . . . , I--as .bw - . VM' 'T-'M -.a ' MRIROYERT EARL Hl., St. :lawrence Universit, Syracuse lfniversity P ' Science . gg, MRS. ETHEL KING Florida 'Southern College Business Education MRS. MARY FRANCES KUHN Sweet Briar College History MR. JOHN R. LANIER Western Kentucky State College Physical Education and' MISS MARGARET MCGARRY Good Counsel College, New York University, General Business and Business English eff ' .L ' .g f. f- ' -iw. ,fall w . -1 :r K .E , ,es -t . rs . 1-' . 'Irs -4 1 24:12 if ' - ' f ' 3918115 J? ix 3'bZ,1'-Ria MAJOR J. B. O'NEAL Conn National School of Music, Vandercook School of Music, Alabama Polytechnic Institute Band MR. FRANK T. OSTEEN Tennessee State Teachers College World History MRS. HELEN C. MEADOR Transylvania College, English and Social Studies MR. REED CODY OWENS Berea College, University of Kentucky George Peabody College Mathematics Mathematics and Civics 2,1 . . .. r I I. ' V e f ,-.fx ' , f .1 ..- H' ' 5. f 35' X.. ,ws I' MRS. :ARRIE sus Florida State l'niversitl Home Econ- .mics MRS. KATHERINE WALLACE RAPP Randolph-Macon Womans College University of Pittsburgh English MRS. ADELAIDE SCHARFSCHWERDT University of Florida University of Wisconsin Social Studies MR. JOSEPH LARRY SLAY , it University of Florida 5 ,ll Oglethorpe University Physical Education ss. .- '--3 9 f ' :fl E53 '95 pg? I I QQ i ge 3 In is ff. ix i sgs 4, - gg ,.... s N , - .b'f1 ffL 'l E l I f.,, i .3 -2. ' g.,gQfs,..s J I, t .,.-' is , .. , ,, 55.14 -34, EEF- E- :? , . 3 ir ' ' 1 : :fiiri-E-51-315 i o , . 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Kuhn, Sponsor: Alyce Terry, Treasurerp Steve Topol, Vice-President: David Houghton, Presidentf Wanda Goins, Secretary. SENIOR COMMITTEES STUNT NIGHT SENIOR ASSEMBLY BACCALAUREATE AND Bob Meier Craig Heller COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Bob Poysell Grace Thomas Ben Bryqn, Jr, Fritz von Ammon A Joan Altenhoff Marvin McKinley SENIOR DANCES RECEPTION FOR PARENTS PROGRAMS FQR Amo de C?'d'e Wlivn Burney BACCALAUREATE AND PUISY HU '50 I Carolyn Haselgrove COMMENCEMENT SENIOR' PLAY CARDS AND INVITATIONS Kay sfeverson JOGYWS Kell Ida Jean Guerriero Ann law Dan Evans Nancy Negus RINGS GISRCIG Courtne S y tanton Steve Topol CAPS AND GOWNS SUNY Pufnam Wanda Goins Gari Dein Sheffield Anne Lassiter 14 ' nlill-. ' H ' ' K.. xt.. . ,,.. .- ., . . r M... --1-lxexiuwll SA .,,,NE5.A1 .. . .V-Qftfh - -fn . fra ,q,.1,p ,3 I ,E 'Tues y Ulnllls. A QQ.-gf ' f,,v y . , f I EDWIN LEE ALTMAN llEdll Steady, he'II get to the top. Football 3, 4, Baseball 2: H.R. off. I, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 4: FFA I, 2, 3, 4, lntra-Mural Sports 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class off. I. LENA DARYI. ANDERSON Lena lf love were power, l'd rule the world. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Intra-mural Sparts 'I. SHIRLEY CAROI ALBRITTON Short Sl1ortie She is a wlnsome wee thing. Cairo H.S., Cairo, Ga., F. H. A. I. .1 JOAN CAROL ALTENHOFF , - Stranger Nappy am I, 'from-cane I'm free, why aren't they all contented like me? , Central High, West Palm Beach, Ig F. H. A. 3, Basketball 'lp Tennis , 2, 3, 47 Letterwoman 4, Band 4- Scholastic Club 2, 4, lntra-Mural Sports I, 2, 3, 45 Green G White 4, Prom Com. 3, F. T. A. 45 Basket- ball Clinic 2: Spanish Club 45 S.l..C. 4. BARBARA ANNE BALLOU Baggy l.ou Her soul is in her eyes. Stunt Night I, 2, 3,-4, Future Voters Club 2: Library Ass't 'lp Senior Who's Who, Biggest Flirt, Dramatic Club Ig Jr. Red Cross 'Ip Prom Com. 3, Jr. Play Usher 3. fini-Gif ,g2eefflJi2i . V. , .,., Sur if-, ,,v3,,, -. . -uses g.,ff55r-?z,i-- .- ' .. -fi Snug--is. 'wsgsxiw sa tt , :1?ff-iatgfkwiiixlfikliii-ig si, if ' , A K . , , . .. , S f p g s. , '..., ' f f- . -. vga .. ASQ- :W .., ax- if ., we. K s g.. Y -faq .,,, V. 1 L' .5-is ii JI? fi' -... t. , Q Q- - M. I5 .. .11 tl sttr BEVERIEY BALLOU F Haw., Great modesty often hides great merit. Stunt Night 3, Green 8- White I, 2, 3, 4. DWIGHT AMSLER nlken They make the least noise who climb the heights. Football Ip Basketball lp Track Ip H. R. att. 23 Wheel Club 3, 4: Scholastic Club 31 Band If Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Student Director If Clinic 2. H WESLEY EUGENE BAILEY Honey Pot An energetic leader is he. Swimming, 1, 2, 3, l'l.R.5'aK. 1, 21 Stunt Night 'lr lettermen 1, 2, 3, 47 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 41 Student Council Pres. 45 Wheel Club 3, 4g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Class oft. I, 2, Soph.-Sr. Dance King 4. 'v F, .H Q ,.. - A ' as .-S . WILLIAM LEON BEAM Billy Sometimes he's serious, same- times he's gay, but always a good fellow in every way. Irving College H. S. I, 2, 3: Basketball '3: F. F. A. 3. JAMES EDWARD BILES Hymn A dreamer is the chiefest of all men. Football 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: I-i. R. otf. I, 2: Stunt Night 2: Jr. Play 3: lettermen 2, 3, 4: Student Council I: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Scholastic Club I. 2: Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. r -I' .. Ng. AMY 'REBECCA BANKS PATRICIA JUDE BARRETT useckyu lt's nice to be natural, when you're naturallv nice. F. B. l.. A. 4: Handy Craft 1: F. T. A. 4. :Uudyu Work is work, and must be dune, but while I work, I have my fun. St. Anastasia I: Stunt Night 4: Glee Club 4: Keyettes 4: Scho- lastic Club, 4. ,f ROBERT ADRIAN BERGEN Machu A good man ls always a learner. Swimming 3, 4: Hunting 81 Fish- ing Club 'l: N. H. S. 3, 4: Scha- lasiic Club 2, 3, 4. DIKIJO BRINSON nmkiu Always hoPPY. always gay, iust the same from day to day. Stunt Night 'l, 3: Green 81 White 4: Jr. Red Cross I: Prom Com. 3: Speech Club 4. THOMAS HENRY BRUHN ,,Hem,y,, An able captain, an able mind, his leadership will always shine. Football 2, 3, 4: Waiter 2: Stunt Night 4: lettermen 3, 4: F. F. A. I: Art Club I: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports: Senior Wha's Who, Friendliest Boy: Rep. Council 1: Keyette Sweetheart 4: Prom Com. 3: Feature Contest, Most BENJAMIN l.ATHAM BRYAN ' Buck He flies high but alms higher Football I, 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 Waiter 2 Stunt 'tl,2,.:J.Pla: Letterman 2 3k 4: Student Council Annual Staff 4: Intramural Sports I: Green A White 2, 3: N. H. S. 3, 4: Boys State 3: Prom Com. Chmn. 3: Speech Club 4: Soph.- Sr. Dance Court 4: Scholastic Club, Popular Boy: Jr. Red Cross I. Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 4: Chmn. 5oph.- Sl. Picnic: Quill 8- Scroll 4. , .IQ , ,,. . we .. - ez.. S ,. J .s-. , .- , 1-MI. Sf, 1. - f-: , , B 4- , , , L-, r. -V ff' ' , x. .K . - 2 I.ll.LlAN ESTELLA BURNEY GLENDA LEE clmzili V JAMES DANIEL PATRICK CAIRNS lllimll We know nothing of the future, our business is to be good and happy today. St. Anastasia I, 2, 3, Football 4, Glue Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 4, Operetta 'li Annual Play 1, 2, 3. DAVID OSCAR CHARLAND Blimp Whale, the Sardine that made good. Woodstock H. S., Woodstock, Vermont 'l, 2, Football 3, 4, Lettermen 3, 4, Key Club 4, ln- tramural Sports 3, 4, Track 3, 4. ulilu Her mighty aims are but a spur to mighty deeds. H. R. ol-F. 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, F. H. A. 'l, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4, intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4, Senior Who's Who, Teacher's Pet 4, N. H. S. 3. Sec. 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, Jr. Play Usher 3, Cltmn. Sr. Tea 4. Glenda Whether the wind blows east, or the wind blows west, this gal's way is always the best. H. R. aff. 'l, 2, Waitress 2: Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Pres. 3, Director 3, Clinic 'l, 2, 4, Operetta 'l, 4, S. L. C. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4, Speech Club 4, Scholastic 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Bus. Mgr. 4, Sr. Who's Who, Most Likely to Succeed, N. H. S. 3, Pres. 4, Feature Contest, Most Intellectual, Girls' State 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, Prom Com. 3, F. T. A. 4, Spanish Club 4, Quill 8: Scroll 4. :anime Nr-19' Ui-M as E EEF? at E i sh We LA wr' 'gif as iS . L t i iii Q gi iitlxgb up V , L ge .Q , -1 if S--sei' . . .7 .. r .2152 ,., T -'fi ' ' ' ' iff ? lf?-Z-'I.f. ' , Z., 'Eh IES.: 7?-in . ' C . V ' F i QQ - ' A EEE? f ggf!'2ff.': . yt , ',. ,. fi 1- , . 1 - -1 !Uf?i'fZ,E?E 2: ' ' I 1- 1 - .' -R - '- izfsf-rL,,gf,i - 1. .. iz. i , f L., .iii Wig -if H ' . - fr' iff' .' :. Y ' M 1 gin-:E EEZ' LL? 'F M' ' P. f . 4 l 'E 11 K M' 4 A Z 1 ' . Ulf- .I sig' g 1 3 'H E Fe .mm A to V M Y. , K 4 . 1 '- ' 1 CHARLES DAVID CHAPMAN Chappie The force ot his own merit makes his way. G. C. H., S. 'l, 2, Central High, Chattanooga, Tenn. Football 2, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Stunt Night 4, F. F. A. l, Glee Club 4, Clinic 4, Intramural Sports 4, N. H. 5. 2, 4, Aviation Club 'l, 3, T. A. B. Club 2, 4-H Club 2. Scholastic 4. WILLIAM WAYNE CHILDRESS Smokie His limbs were cast in mainly mold, for hardy sports or contests bold. ' Football I, 2, -3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, H. R. off. 'l, 2, 3, Letterman 'l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 'l, Feature Contest, Most Athletic 4: 51'-L. C. Sweetheart 4, Prom Com. 3. THERESA JUNE CHURCH HKH Dee.. ILLA JACQUELINE CLANTON Bright, sunny and gay. ulacklen Library Ass't 4, Intramural Sports The quiet mind is richer than 4, F. B. L. A. 4, Handy Craft 1, the crown. F, 1, A, 4, F. H. A. 2. ' Q A es.- we - -E 11- ' e A 1 'i . I - K - i ' Q 'Y ' K NANCY ANN COLE JAMES EVANS COSTOPOULOS Nan Demitri JEAN ANN CULLEN Jeanie go your best or do nothing at 9 -' Kennard H. S. 'l, Baseball 1, Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross ARNO cle CORDRE Fizzle Greater men than l have lived, but seriously, I doubt lt. Football 3, 4, H. R. Off. 2, Stunt Night l. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Hunting 8- Fishing Club 'l, Glee Club 4, Clinic 4, Band l, 2, Golf 3, 4, Wheel Club 3, Pres. 4, Intramural 3, 4, Senior Who's Who, Best Dancer, Track 2, Jr. Red Cross 1, Prom Com. 3, Avia- tion Club 2. e --- mtg, IIA ha cl F willing heart, a helping nl-i. A. 2, Glee club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus Pres. 4. He is the king of goacl fel- lows. Football l, 3, H. R. Off. 'l, 2, Stunt Night l, Art Club 2, Intra- mural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com. 3, Hunting 8. Fishing Club l. SARAH KATHRYN BLOUNT DURHAM Sally Sha never lifted a finger to attract anyone-but everyone was attracted to her. Tennis 3, H. R. OH. 4, intramural 1. 2, Green and White 3, Charm Club 2, Debate Team, 3, Jr. Play Usher 3. WARREN EARL DURHAM upugn Nowhere so busy a man as he there was: yet he seemed busier than he was. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Hunting and Fishing Club l, 2, Wheel Club 3, 4, Scholastic Club 'l, 2. 3, 4, Green and White 3. HUGH TAYI.0E DAVIS ,IHUQDH He is complete with all good grace to grace a gentleman. Logan H. S., Logan, West Vir- ginia 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, H. R. Off. , 4: Stunt Night 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Clinic 2, 4, Key Club 2, 3, Treas. 4: Scholastic Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4: Quill 8- Scroll, 4. JANE SUZANNE DEl.l.lNGERf Runt A sprite, a vixen full of vim, a cute Junior's her special him. Stunt Night 'l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Wheel Club Sweetheart 4, Green and White 3, Commercial Club 4, Prom Com. 3, Homecoming Queen 4. 1 . ' .ff tn flu . - .- Y - Z mf!-. . -.., - .X ffl N 3 Q - x i 'LQ K ' ' ' ' ' A Q 5 -m nn-' ' 'fi ' aiual : LL A , Ll till g l is V Gl.ORlA ROANNE ELDER CONSTANCE MARIBETH Ge Ge ENDERS A happy smile for every day, Maribetl1 A 1 463- MARY EMMA ERVIN :1Mary:: Her care was never to offend, and every creature was her friend. Basketball Clinic 2: Tennis 3, 4: Stunt Night 3, 4: F. H. A. 3, 4: Letterwomen 4: Intramural 'l, 2, 3, 4: Green and White'4: Prom Com. 3: Jr. Play Usher 3: Campus Sweetheart 2: Kirby Smith H. 5. 'lp Quill 8. Scroll, 4. HOMER DUANE EVANS Duane lmpossible! Never let me hear that word. Waiter 2: Stunt Night 2: Hunting and Fishing lp Key Club 3, 4: Scholastic Club 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Intramural Sports l: N. H. S. 3, 4: Prom Com. 3: Aviation Club 1: Soph. Sr. Dance Court 4. Us she gives to all who pass her way. H. R. Off. 'l, 4: Intramural 1, 4: N. H. S. 4: Prom Com. 3: 4-H Club l, 2: Scholastic Club, 4. It's all in knowing how. F. H. A. 3: Jr. Red Cross 'l, 2. . 7 . ,. . is: .arg it S' V, - f . , m -' ' M- ' ,L . .5 gif ' f in ' - V ' -. 1 ., 1 .anew fl. W. ' 1.21 ..-ye .. .1 if , , .. se 'lil me?k E11 il! ' Q 5297? feiffil' 'Lil 1 V355 Sim 'ff vc: i 'f , 'ge 5 it L .gk me .f .ef 4,21 Q- ff. f ... . ... . , . , -. it . .. .., . . . . QQ '12 ' 'K . .- :. :er- f. ' z 5 A 4 -Y 1- e ff ,V -'A y::,.1 ei1.a,, fi. 1- '59 -34:44. .P-1..... ,, L' 7 i1r.'f'H s' I .:a:'i'-Jr' ' V 5 -. if 'Z 55 H 7 ' eee Q f g ..,-frm Ir:-if if ff Z: - ' WIP-Q. ' A FRANCES ANNETTE FREEMAN Annettie Not afraid of work, but rather not be intimately associated with it. Ketterlinus Jr. H. S., St. Aug- ustine, Fla. Golf 4: Stunt Night T, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play Announcer 3: Annual Staff' 3: Photo Edt. 4: Intramural l, 2, 3: Cheerleader 4: May Day Attendant 3: Citrus Queen Att. 3: Green and White T, 2, 3: Quill 8- Scroll, 4. .... ' ' M V - W .Z +4 v.,,,2t,E gy ,. VS' get 5 is ag' vi lk 9 ii f 'Ii is - .. A , 1 if 1 fill f : ?c .X .. e fi paw 95 1- PATRICIA ANN FRENCH uAnnn A faithful friend is better than gold. F. H. A. 3, 4: library Ass't 'l, 19 2, 3, 4: Intramural 3, 4: Baby Sitter Club I. THOMAS DANIEL EVANS, JR. nnunu Quiet and unassuming until you aet to know him. Spanish Club Sec. 4: Stunt Night 4: Future Voters Club I: Annual Staff Ads Editor 4: Key Club 3, 4: Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4: Band, L 2, 3. 4: Senior Who's Who: Most Talented 4: Green and White 4: Feature Contest, Best Dressed 4: from Com. 3: F. T. A. Pres. 4: Senior Play Com. 4: Quill L Scroll, ROBERT HAMMOND FDRSMAN Bob , I have nothing to declare but my genius. Metropolis Community H. S. l, 2: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Lettermen Club 3, 4: N. H. S. 4: F. T. A. 4: Golf 3, 4: Green and White 4: Quill 8. Scroll, 4: Scholastic Club, 4. ,1 .1 ix slbno !. DELORES WANDA GOINS Wanda Bright brown hair, friendly eyes, wonder where her future lies? H. R. Off. 1, 2, 3, 47 Stunt. Night 2, 3, Jr. Play 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 47 S. L. C. 3, 4, Scholastic Club' 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1, 4, Senior- Who's Who, Most Dependable 'Ap grain and White I, N. H. S. HOMER JARROTT GREEN Gator Men with few words are the best men. Jr. Fireman Club 1: F. F. A. 4, Intramural 2, 3, U. S. Arm 1952-1953. A BILLY GARRUP Billy He who invented work should be cursed. Football 3, 4, Baseball 2: Intra- mural 1. MITCHEI. FRANKLIN GOFORTH Mitch A foolish man speaks, the wise man thinks. Baseball Mgr. 3: Argentia High, Argentia, Newfoundland, 1, 2. tl Auce MARIE HANSEN QIFLASZI-LN-x7 Cricket Lively, capable, and full ol new- H. R. Off. 1, Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholastic Club 3: F. B. L. A. 4: Jr. Red Cross 1, Prom Com. 3: Maiorette lDru,mJ 1: Handy Craft 1g F. T. A. Vice Pres. 4, Orch. 1, 2: Citrus Queen Att. 3: Soloist State Band Contest 3, Scholastic Club, 4. LORETTA .IOANNE HANSEN Loretta She smiled and the shadows parted. 20 F. H. A. 1, Glee club 3, 4, Lntramural Sports 27 F. B. L. A. B 2. ' ggi!-. , .. .,,. . f ...Zi .. 5. .ew 9 V f 2. JAMES AVRIETT GRACE Amazing PoIiteness goes far, yet costs nothing. H. R. OH. 1, 2: Stunt Night 3, r. F. A. 1. An Club ms. 2, Glee J Club 1, Operetta 1, Bond 2, 3, 4, Green and White 4, Prom Com. 35 F. T. A. Pres. 1. l 1 l l IDA JEAN GUERRIERO uldan Quiet was she and reserved. Stunt Night 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 47 F. B. L. A. 4. I l' if ff.-sg:ff--1.gix:f:.a:L.:ef:1'?., .. oo l ' A Q I V- 5,tf'?.. ', 'Q .I 1 .jg-gp , um f U I .nl ' -1 4 'el-4 N Lewis EDWARD HARDWICK sYLvlA Eloise HARDWICK Louie Brown Eyes t PATRICIA ANNE HARRISON Patsy The reason gentlemen prefer blondes. H. R. Off. 2, 3: Stunt Night 2, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2: Intramural Sports 2: Green and White 3: Prom Com. 3: Jr. Play Usher 3: Soph. Sr. Dance Court. VIRGINIA CAROLYN HAZELGROVE Carolyn Her hair is no brighter than her personality. Girls' Intramural I, 2, 3, 4: Commencement Usher 3: Swim- ming 2, 3, 4: Waiter 2: Stunt Night 2, 3, 4: Letterwomen 3, 4: S. L. C. 4: Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff Clubs Ed. 4: F. B. L. A. 4: N. H. S. 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 1: Prem Com. 3: Parliamentarian, F. B. L. A. 4: Quill 8. Scroll, 4. Worry has killed many a man- why die? F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com. 3. Be yourself and nobody else, is her motto. Stunt Night 2: F. H. A. I: Treas. 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Intramural Sports 2: Seniors Who's Who, Most Bashful: Baby Sitters Club I: Pram Com. 3: F. B. L. A. 4: Scholastic Club, 4. DAVID EUGENE HAUGHTON Dave Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. S. Broward H. S. I, 2: Wheel Club 1, 2: B Club I, 2: Tennis I, 2: Football Mgr. 3. 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Conf. Champ 2, 3: H. R. OH. 3, 4: Lettermen 3: Treas. 4: Key Club 3, Pres. 4: Prom Com. 3: Scho- lastic Club 3, 4: Rep. Council 2: Intramural 3, 4: Senior Wha's Who, Most Dependable: N. H. S. 3: Trees. 4: Feature Contest, Most Versatile: Class Pres. 3, 4: Boy's State 3: Stunt Night 3, 4 Letter- women's Sweetheart 4. FRANK HERMAN HAWLEY Frankie Reforms should begin at home, and stay there. F.F A.l 234 Huntin o Fishing cldb '1, 'Aviation ciiub 2. DANNY A. HARTWEIN uounn Good things are twice as good when they are short. Stunt Night 3: Library Ass't 4: Green and White 2, 4: Prom Com. 3: Scholastic Club, 4. 4. ROBERT ERNEST HATFIED, '.lR. usobbyu To worry little, to study less, this is my idea of happiness. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Lettermen 3, 4: F. F. A. I, 2: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Aviation Club I. - .eu fs. -s.1. -p ' --S- .,,..v 3- ,D Lv ' f .. ,, iii-YL fi ,. .5 -A .-- f- o fm fl 1 ' . , Y 1522 . ' 4 MYRNA LOIS HAZELLIEF GLORIA SHIRLEY HAZELLIEF Durlm Squirrly FCllf to l00k UPON. bill belief to Character is the cornerstone of know. success. F. B. L. A. 4, Handy Craft 'lp Commercial Club 4, Handy Croft CRAIG RICHARDSON HELLER Cracky lille cloesn't worry and never wi . Football Mgr. 42 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4g Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: H. R. OIT. 4: Stunt Night 4: Jr. Play 3: lottermen 47 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Intramural Sports 'I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Club I, 2, 35 Senior Who's Who: Most School Spirit. ROGER LA BONTE HOLLETT slim Tall, high powered and hard to beat. McBurney H. S. 'l, 2, 3, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Student Council l, 2, 3, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, Class Off. 2, Pres. 3, Scholastic Club, 4. GLENN STODDARD HUFF, JR. mica lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again, because nothing is impossible. Football l,.2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Lettermen 3, 4: Glee Club 'l, l i E 2, 3, 4, Clinic 2. 3, 4, Operetto I 4: Green and White 4, Audio Visual Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Speech ' club 4. DANIEL LEE HURST Hertz l didn't come to'learn, l came to laugh. Football l. 2, 3, 47 G0lf 3: F- F- A. 1, 2, lntramural Sports 2. '32 Senior Who's Who, Class Pest: Track l. ln BETTY CECELIA HEVERLEY Betty Her laughing eyes conceal her deep thoughts and mischiev- ousness. Painted Post H. S. Painted Past, New York, Annual Staff 4, Prom Corn. 3. MARK MOORE HOLLOWAY Uncle Marcus He was born with a gift for laughter and since then all the world was mad. Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball ly Hunting and Fishing Club ly ln- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Who's Who, Biggest Flirt: Track 4, Red Cross 'l, 25 Prom Com. 3, Speech Club 4, Aviation Club 2. 1 ' JOHN LOUIS JUSTICE Johnny The poor,-I rich, They sad,- I gllad,-They won't,-I would, They bad,-I good. Gainesville H. S. 1, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 3, 4, lettermen 3, 4, Green and White 4, Prom Com. 3, Scholastic Club- 4. leak., PATRICIA A KEN ALL upcin She's not too bashful, nor too bold, she's iust exactly rlght we're told. Waiter 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4, Clinic 2, Operetta 2, S. I.. C. 2, 3, Sec. 4, Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports x2, Green and White, Prom Com. 3, Soph.- Sr. Dance Court 4. 4 . g::,:l1- '- W... gg 1 I ' up A -4 I ' .lf 1541.4 54 UI: lui fi.- .i 5 HENRY ELICK JACKSON MARIAN IRENE JAUDON ' Peanut Jaudon He may be small, but anyway, Always dancing, always gay, who wants a brute? Baseball 1, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 'l, Track 1, Jr. Red Cross 4. that's little Mem in every way. Tennis l, Stunt Night 'l, 2, 4, Future Voters Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 4, F. B. l.. A. 4, Prom Com. 3, Jr. Play Usher 3. LUVENIA ANN LAW Annie I f'A little nonsense new and then is relished by the wisest men. H. R. Ott. I, 2, 3, Waiter 2, Stunt Night 2, 3, Future Voters Club 1, 2: S. L. C. 4, Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Library Ass't 1, Intramural Sports T, 2. 3, 4, N. H. 5. 4, Baby Sitters Club I, Prom Com. 3, A Se S. T. A. 4, F. B. l. . c. 4, ' itrus Queen 3, May IDay Att. Cl. fm fee 23 LORETTA JOYCE LAYFIELD Mousie Nothing rattles but the bones in my wings. Tennis 4, 'Stunt Night 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Baby Sitters Club 1, Prom. Com. 3. MARJORIE JOANNE KELZ HJOII Cheerful, gal, and full of fun, she is like y everyone. Speech Club 4, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, H. R. ON. I, 2, 3, Stunt Night 'l, 2, Announcer 3, Jr. Play Announcer 3, Letterwomen 2, Sec. 3, 4, F. H. A. l, Ke ettes Sec. 3, 4, Scholastic Club 4, Annual Staff Art Ed. 4, Intra- mural l, 2, 3, 4- Feature Con- test, Most Versatile, Cheerleader 2, 3, Ce-Capt. 4, Prom Com., Quill and Scroll 4. ELIZABETH ANNE LASSITER - Lassie Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, H. R. Off. 3, letterwomen 2, Pres. 3, 4, Key- ettes 4, Annual Staff Ass't Sports Ed. 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Att. 47 Senior WI1o's Who, Class Pest, Feature Contest, Most Athletic 2, 3, 4, Basketball Clinic 2, 3, Prom Com. 3, F. T. A. 4. ' J .fl V I MORRIS VENT LINDSEY Plow Hold by hthe right, you'll double ' Y. EdbJl'lbdll'll93, 4, Baseball 2: H. R. Off: 'l',- 2, 4, Jr. Play 3, F. F. A- Vice Pres. I, Pres. 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Rep. Council 2, Class Off. Vice Pres. 3, Prom Com. 3- STEVE THEODORE LOWE Steve Boys will be boys. Football I, Hunting and Fishing Club I, 2, 3, Wheel Club 3, ln- tramural Sports 'l, 2, 3, 4. ff X. 1 .f.i,T,X.. i,.IliU I0 MARFAPET ALYCE LEVERETTE Mpeg.: She has no time for boys or fame, a mere diploma is her aim. letterwomen 4, Glee Club 3, 4: Keyettes 4, Feature Contest, Pret- tiest Girl 4: Cheerleader 4, Prom Com. 3, Speech Club 4, Soph.-Sr. Picnic Queen 2, Soph.-Sr. Dance Court I, 4, Scholastic Club 4, Key Club Sweetheart 4. an ,,e wi mfs: . MM- aw ' SMH -mia-WJ: 11' -- V - f I 3. ...w..2..g..3Mss.,z,.A M- 'fe 13- 4 2 1 ,J 1- if . . , 2 ragga? is 2, ' ,E imma s I . A -- E - ' 4 ie, . f -I -1 e nee 'H 'Ni f y . S , 1 11 : 32 ..' e.. Z7 iii . '- - in JZ: 'I ?T'1Ef2 ?f. . 'Iii it -- I 'iii HBE? 'E-ajlfzg 1 H, ff ef? . , -Z V .Jes PAULETTE GRACE MATTHEWS Squaw Laugh and the world laughs wth you. Coral Gables High I, 2, 3, H. R. OIT. I, 2, 3: Stunt Night 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross I, 2, 3, Charm Club I, Debate Team 2, Soph.-Sr. Dance Queen 4, Tallet Girls Club 2, 3, Calendar Girl 1, 2, 3, Modern Dance Pres. I, 2, 3, Home Ec. Qward 2, Modern Dance Award brvwlg. -J ' SANDRA ANN LEWIS Shorty She was iust the quiet kind, whose nature never varied. Intramural Sports I, 4: 4-H Club l, 2, Scholastic Club, 4. R WILL ROGERS McCASLlN HCM.. 1.-me peopli ggela grant beast? C t IH' . ivar, enn. , i 24 swf P.'92, iooibqll if Glee Club 'I, 2. KATHERINE JOYCE LLOYD Lil Lloyd She is little, she is wise, she's a terror for her size. Swimming 4, Jr. Play 3, Prom Com. 3. CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA MATTHEWS DimpIes We meet thee like a pleasant thought. Glee Club I, F. B. L. A. 4, Handy Craft I, Class Day Com. 4, Dance Com. 4. u Y EARi.ENE JANE Mcl.EOD Earlene f'A heart with room for every IO . Wiaiter 2, F. H. A. 3, 4, Library Ass't 4, Intramural Sports 2, Prom Com. 3. RALPH AUSTIN Mll.lS, JR. Fatboy I dare do all that becomes a man. Football I, 2, 3, 4, H. R. Off. 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Hunting and Fishing Club I, 2, Key Club, Senior Who's Who, Most Bashful Boy 4, Rep. Council, Track 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross. MARVIN DYAL McKlNl.EY h rrMuc1r Was ever a man who worked so willingly and performed his task so faithfully. Seminole Hi., Sanford, Fla. l, 2, Spanish Club 'l, Pres. 2, Basket- ball 3, Stunt Night 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Student Council 2, 3, Chaplain 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Club 3, 4, Annual Staff, Editor in Chief 4, Senior WHOIS Who, Most likely to Suc- ceed, N. H. S. 4: Feature Contest, Most Intellectual 4, Class Pres. 1, Boy's State 3, Soph.-Sr. Dance Court, Quill 81 Scroll, 4. .A ',p.4'?'- , -Z - ht -s r . -i.-'xwffiiit fm ' Y '. -2,.vfJf.ga?-I-' . 'ff 3233? , . ' .. AL v 0 I lug., - 1 bllllul. SANDRA PAULINE MELAIN Sandy As many good points as a pack of pins. Lewistown Hi., lewistown, Pa. 1, Juniata Joint Hi. 2, 3, Mifflin- town, Pa., Basketball 2, 3, Jr. Play 3, Letterwomen 3, Intra- mural Sports 2, Prom Com. 3, P:lay Usher, Newspaper 1, 1 NORMA JEAN MORGAN Jean ':Oh, close your eyes and you may see, the studious maid with o book on her knee. District 5 High, Duncan, S. C. 1, 2, 3, ores club 4, F. s. L. A. 25 4, J. H. A. 2, 3. ROBERT EUGENE MORRISON npeien Homework. and classes are my only oblectuons to education. Marshall Co. High, lewisburq, Tenn. l, Basketball 2, H. R. Off. 2, Band ls Class Off. 1. ERNEST ROBERT MEIER . naobn The flash bulb bu has hit this boy, his camera is iis pride and roy- Port Chester Sr. High, Port Ches- ter, N. Y. l, 2, Tennis 3, 4, H. R. Off. Pres. 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Jr. Play, Key Club 3, 43, Scholas- tic Club 3, 4, Annual Staff lPhotographerJ 4, intramural Sports 3, 4, Green and White 3, 4, N. H. 5. 4, Prom Com. 3, Quill 8. Scroll, Pres. 4. rn 'Gail' RlCHARD ROGER MODINE nick Strength is the chief pride of man. North Haven High, Conn. I, Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Hunt- ing and Fishing Club I, Intra- lKlura2Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, May Day H. . ww. I f'f'5 3 Rffrn A I .- ! DON EDWARD NEIMAN noonn Every inch a man, tho' there aren't many inches. Green and White 4, Stunt Night 4, Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Library Ass't. 4: Aviation Club I, F. B. L. A. 4, Audio-Visual Club 2. NILS TURNER OLSEN, JR. IINHSII They are able because they think they are able. Manual Training High School, New York City, Baseball I, 2. f . '-as.. an ln.. PATRICIA JEAN MURPHY nMU,.ph1. Dynamite comes in small ? ? ? packages. H. R. Off. I, 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night 2. 4, Jr. Play, Letterwomen 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4: Clinic 3, 4, Keyettes 4, Intra- mural Sports 3, 4' Senior Who's Who, Most Schooll Spirit, Feature Contest, Miss Dan McCarty High, Cheerleader 2, Ca t. 3, 4, Prom Com. 3, Speech Club 4. .+A S fs. 2+lilllES' ' NANCY ANN NEGUS Little Lottie Ga1e into her eyes and you will see an angel,,,gaze a little longer and you will see an imp. May Day Att. 'I, Stunt Night Att. 2, Waiter 2, Stunt Night Announ- cer 3, Jr. Play 3, S. L. C. 2, 3, Treas. 4, Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Ass't Ed. 4, Green and White I, 2, Ads Mgr. -3, Prom Com. 3, Soph-Senior Dance Court: Quill 8. Scroll, 4. ROBERT WILLIAM PIEPER nach.. A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 'l, 2, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Track 3, 4. NANCY JEAN PERKINS Hank She may look quiet, but look again. Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play Usher 3. Qefmbw-Rn-WMM-M BARBARA NORMA Jap ...W 7:99 A maiden never bold, of spirit still and quiet. Jr. Play 3, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4. EARL GREENWOOD PAGE IIEarIyll For s uare and fair he is. Football 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, Hunting and Fishing Club I, 2, 3, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. I l t gk Yi' 5' . w A nv 1- 'fi?j,'-Qjtw 4 '. 1 . 2.2 Q5 1 f' JSF, 'L .. V 5.5.x A -.gig Us lf K l H l Y ' '- V ' JOHN ARCHER PENDERGRASS ROBERT ELY POYSELL, JR. WANDA VONCILLE PRIEST Voncille Why make a small mark on the world, when you can scribble all over it? H. R. Off. 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Prom Com. 3: Charm Club l: Soph-Senior Dance Court: .lr. Play 3. WANDA FAYE RIMES uFqyeu Always very quiet, yet with a undercurrent of happy goiety. Martin Count High, l: Waiter 3: Stunt Night 3: F. H. A. l: Glee Club l: Green and White 4: F. B. L. A. 4. Wrewree Jack The only way to have friends is to be one. Palatka High. 1, 2: H. .R. off. 2, 4: F. F. A. 'lp F. B. L. A. 4. uaobu Beware, I may get to be famous. Mariemont High, I: Football 1, 2: Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4: .lr. Play 3: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Key Club 4: Scholastic Club 3, 4: Prom Com. 3. ggtf . 3 L L' 1 . t V y e E it 15: E E 'If L ia! if fag ' , wi, WILLIAM EDWARD RULAPAUGH wnuAM rnemucx Roamsou ,, B ' H , H All great men are dead, and Bill I don't feel well myself. lt does not pa to worry, things Reading High, 'l, 2: Key Club 3: gre bzund to happen anyway. 27 Aliibrary Ass't 4: Scholastic Club, F 'l SALLY PUTNAM usulu To be liked by all in this day and age is the highest compli- ment one can pov. Golf 1, 2, 3: H. R. Off. 'l, 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night 2, 4: Letterwomen 2, 3: V. P. 4: Art Club: S. L. C. 2, 3, Pres. 4: Annual Staff Ass't. Bus. Mgr. 4: lntramural Sports 'l, 2, 3: Senior Who's Who, Most Fun to Be With: Feature Con- test, Best Dressed Girl: Cheer- leacler 3, 4: Prom Com. 3: Speech Club 4: May Day Court 3: Wheel Club Calendar 4: Spanish Club 4: Scholastic Club 4: Quill 81 Scroll, 4. RAYMOND CLIFFORD ROBERTS Raymond Alter me, you come first. W F. F. A. l. 1 l A N - x .v-.. Ffa D' BEVERLY JEAN SASSER Shorty Ready to work, ready to ploy, ready to help, whenever she may. F. B. L. A. 4: Jr. Red Cross 'l. SJ.5A,xCi1.l..e GARI DEIN Sl-lEFFlEl.D Denie Blushing is the color of virtue. H. R. Off. 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3: S. L. C. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Green and White 'l: Class OFF. 2, 3: Scholastic Club, 4. .-we A ...Jmnoir Sl-IERRY CECILIA SALLETTE uImPn True love is like a ghost, which everyone talks about and few have seen. Future Voters Club l, 2: Scho- lastic Club 2, 3. 4: Baby Sltters Club 1. CHARLES EUGENE SNELLGROVE. JR. - Charley Ga. Military College, 2: Annual Staff 2: Debate Team 2: Band 2: Prom Com. 3: Track 4: Football 3, 4: Stunt 'Night 3, 4: .lr. Play 3: Lettermen 4: Audio-Visual Club 1: Intramural Sports 3, 4. Qkfljfwmvwz ' l MARY SUE SALTER Mary Sue Just being happy is a fine thing to do. ' H. R. Ott. 2: Stunt Night 2: F. l'l. A. 3: Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Who's Who, Cutest Couple 4: F. B. L. A. Treas. 4: .lr. Red Cross 2: Baby Sltters Club 2: Jr. Play Usher 3. COURTNEY WILDER STANTON Courtney IF your riches are yours, why don't you take them with you to t'other world? Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play 3: Band 'l, 2, 3, 4: Scholastic Club 2. 3. 4: Annual Stat? 4: Senior Who's Who, Teachers' Pet 4: Audio-Visual Club l, 2. , ....... , -i BARBARA ANN SCOTT Scottie' lf I can't say what I think: why think? Future Voters Club 1: Glee Club l: Annual Staff 3: Cheerleader 'I. LARRY BOYD SMITH- ' Larry People have too little time to live their lives: they're too busy living other's. Football B 3, 4: F. F. A. l, 2: Track 2, 3, 4: intramural Sports 3, 4: Aviation Club T. .1 i 'CT' ADRIAN MAI.COlM STRICKLAND Honey Talk Here today, gone tomorrow: for him life holds no sorrow. ID VIRGINIA ANN STRICKLAN neinu A merry laughing lass who wears a crown of wit on her brown curls. Leon High, I, 2: H. R. Off. l, 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night 3, 4: F. H. A. 1: Glee Club 3: Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Library Ass't. I: Green and White 3, 4: Prom Com. 3: Photography Club l: F. T. A. 4: F. B. l.. A. 4. 0Ltill2ii ALICE. ANNE STARCHER nAIu She sings as sweetly as a night- ingale. - Operetta 4: Intramural Sports l, 2: Stunt Night 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres. 4: S. l.. C. 4: Scholastic Club 3, 4: Annual Stat? 4: Senior Who's Who, Most Talented 4: Clinic lGlee Clubl 4: Student Director lGlee Clubj 3: Spanish Club 4: Prom. Com. 3: Wheel Club Calendar 4: Scholastic Club 4. .xx KAY FRANCES STEVERSON ,.Kay,. Yet graceful ease and sweetness void of pride would hide her faults if she had faults to hide. Indian River High School, I: F. H. A. 3: F. B. l.. A. Pres. 4: N. H. S. 3: glass Off. l: Scholastic Club, IRMA NEl.l TAYLOR uhmn She has o smile -For every girl. and two for.every BOY- Stunt Night 3, 4: Jr. Play 3: Glee Club T, 2, 3, 4: Clinic 4: Operetta 4: Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Intramural Sports 3: N. H. 5. 4: Com. Usher 3: Jr. Red Cross 'I: Prom Com. 3. ' 1 me 1 , ' I J Rf -.. 'qlfj 5-fr' -.5 .jglbir 111 'F .1 ' 2 R. RAIPH COI.EY STRICKLAND Coley Take it easy, have your fun, and let the old world flicker on. Intramural Sports 3: Audio-Visual Club 1, 2: Jr. Red Cross I. THOMAS DONALD TARDY ..-I-om.. Drink not too deeply of the fountain of knowledge, lest ye strangle. F. F. A. T: Hunting and Fishing Club I: Speech Club 4. ROY B. TEAGUE 118011 Time, tide, and Teague waits for no man. 29 Intramural Sports 3, 4: Audio- Visual Club 2: Aviation Club l. . nm J., ,, .Yh?'f2' 5 cj. -YQ 3' ZOA MARIE THOMPSON uzouu Manners make a lady. Stunt Night 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2: Jr. Recl Cross 'lg Prom Com. 3. STEPHEN ALLEN TOPOL Steve Like a woodpecker, he packs away until the iob is finished. East View Jr. High, N. Y. if Swimming 2, H. R. Off. 2, 3, Waiter 21 Stunt Night 2, 4, Chm. 3, l.ettermen's Club 3, 45 Student Council 31 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Green and White, Sports Ed. 2, Co- Editor 3, Ed. 4: N. H. S. A, Boy's State 3, May Day Att. 2, Debate Team 2: Quill 8. Scroll 4: Scholastic Club, 4. ft ALYCE KATHRYN TERRY Alyce lf each day l can make one of you smile, then that day was worth while. Golf 'l, 2, 37 H. R. Ott. Pres. lp Stunt Night 'l, 2, 45 Future Voters Club 'l, 2: Jr. Play, Letterwomon 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Keyettes V. P. 3, Pres. 4, Annual Staff 4: Lib. Ass't. l, 2: Prom Com.: Sen- ior Who's Who, Friendliestg Rep. Council lr Feature Contest, Wit- tiestp Class Treas. 2, 4: Soph.-Sr. Dance Court: Student Council Sec. 3, 45 Wheel Club Calendar, Speech Club 4: Quill Gt Scroll 4: Scho- lastic Club 4. 'i'iiIUliS ,1 .,, 4 1 .- . W V -Exif' NS GRACE DEMPSTER THOMAS nGruyn Where there is a will, there is a way. Stunt Night 'l, 2, 3, F. H. A. 2: Keyettes Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 41 Scholastic Club 3, 47 Annual Staff Lit. Ed. 4, Library Ass't. 4, Green and White 31 Prom Com. 3: Charm Club ip Jr. Play Usher 3, Com. Usher 3. .QPf:3T.ff.lQs5.LA2u.f7q1? L9 riionilfiidtlcsri iii vomoasx J Flo The most' precious gifts, come in small packages. Vero High, 2: 4-H Club 'lg Stunt Night 4, S. L. C. 47 Scholastic Club 3, 43 N. H. S. 4. 30 FREDELENE DALE WARD Pete She is always bright and wittyi her, you'll never have to pity. Central High, McMinnville, Tenn. lg S. I.. C. 4, Intramural Sports 1. W... ROBERT KENT TOMLINSON nlugu Give him the wide open spaces, and let him show his skills. Football l, 2, 3, 47 Stunt Night T. 2, 3: H. R. OE. 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Hunting and Fishing Club l, 2, 35 Senior Who's Who, Most Fun To Be With: Track l, 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. FREDERIC E. VON AMMON Fritz Give thy thoughts no tongue. Belles Military School, 31 Football Mgr. 4, H. R. OH. 47 Waiter 2: Stunt Night 4, Letterman 4: Art Club 2: Hunting and Fishing Club lg Scholastic Club 2: Intramural Sports I, 2, 3: Green and White 47 N. H. S. 3, 43 Track 47 Quill G Scroll 37 Spanish Club 4: Glee Club 3, 4. 9 A -L... 55. .F A ' . '-.,av1 .ge s--L 1 . t f if 1 .- em.: :fir A ,g I elif, -',' ' W .1 HOWARD DAN WARNOCK MARY LOUISE WEBER 1 Donnie ' Mqry Lou TO be C 90'-Wi flfillele is fI'UlY UI1 l shall not look upon her likes asset. again, ff-ng MARIE ELIZABETH WELLING me, - -f V Silence is golden, that she knows. F. H. A. 'l, 2, 47 Ari Club 'l, 2. HAROLD KENT WETZEL Weasel l'le's not too bashful nor too bold: he's iust exactly right, we're told. ' Canyon Hugh, Canyon. Texas 1: Pahokee High, Fla. 2: H. R. Off. Pres. 2, Stunt Night 4: Intramural Sports Qi, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2. Football 3, 4: Lettermen 3, 4, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 'l. Rancocas Valley Regional High School, 1, 27 Girl's Varsity Basket- ball 'l, 2, Stunt Night 4, Art Club 'ly Glee Club l, 2, 4, Band l, 27 Annual Staff 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4, Dramatic Club 'l, 2, Green and White 4: Prom Com. 3: Jr. Play Usher 37 F. B. L. A. 4. CONSTANCE MARIE WHITEHURST Connie She who is firm in will, molds the world to herself. Alexander School, Ip F. H. A. 4, Glee Club 'l, 3, 4: Band l, 2, Annual Staff 45 Green and White 4: N. H. S. 3, 45 F. .T. A. 4, 31 F. B. L. A. 4. FLORA DIANE WHITICE Diane Mad as a hotter-gay os a bubble-often in mischief-but never in trouble. Stunt Night 'l, 2, 3, 47 Jr. Play 3: Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Seniors Who's Who, Best Dan- ce - Green and White 'l, 2, 3, 4, T, Prom Com. 4. MARCIA WELLS Twinkle - A good heart is better than al the heads in the world. Stunt Night T, 2, 4, F. H. A. 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4 F. B. L. A. 4: Charm Club 2 Readers Club I. VELMA WHITE Velma There is mischief in this girl. H. R. Off. Sec. 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, Vice Pres. 3, 4: Cheer- leader lBaby Eaglesl 'Ip F. B. L. A. Vice Pres. 4. 1 1 1 ...... ,, .. .7-' -' J, 1 ns. '4 . : - ri Y JOHN JULIUS WOUTER5 John He that exczlteth himself shall be humbled. Waiter 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4. JOEL HAROLD HOGAN UHOGQYH A man can conquer who believes he can. .,,-,..a ,. H. .,,., 5 A 4 H MJ x -rf ' ' L, ..: .,w lu I in ,ll 'JU BARBARA JOAN WILLIAMS Punk - That quiet dependability that everyone loves. Glee Club 'l, 2, 47 Intramural Sports 1, 2. WILLIAM DONALD WINKLER Bill He is not on the roll of ordinary men. Band 1, 2, Library Ass't. l, 2. V x JEANNE LOUISE GIRARD Always very quiet, but with an undercurrent of happy gaiety. Athens High School, Ohio 'l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Ens. 2, 3, 4, Class Treas. 2: Pep Club 3. .,,,...j. ,, ,,,,, yi, , f ':.' , Y,,,-, 3 l if Q. , 111 1 .,,,' . WY CE! M E A l FAYE ETHYEI. YOUNG ulguyen She's a swell gal, if there ever was one. Intramural Sports 'l, 45 F. B. L. A. 47 Class Day Com. 4. HERBERT A. MARTIN Herb Teachers don't recognize a gen- ius when Ohey see one. ' Central High School, Grand Rap- icls, Mich. l, 2: Glee Club I, 2. . I fr, X IHI IHSI w.LL .MII ..l'HIE..il IHE CIHSS UI '55 We, the Senior Class of 1955, having come finally to the consummation of our years spent in arduous, study between the walls of our beloved Alma Mater, are preparing to leave our coveted belongings to the class of I956, hoping always that they will appreciate and cherish these gifts. To our sponsors, we leave our heartfelt appreciation for the unfailing and understanding help they have given us in everything, large and small, that we have undertaken. To Mr. Bryan, our appreciation for his guiding hands which have helped us with our many decisions. To the teachers of Dan McCarty High School, our appreciation for their ability to keep their patience as long as they have. . Individually, we bequeath to the members of the Junior Class the following: I, Shirley Albritton, being in sound physical condition and questionable mind, do hereby will to Mildred Crawford, my Pepper Pot temper, and all of my dearly beloved freckles, also, my nickname of Short Shortie, which I am sure she will never need, but may she cherish it as much as I did. I, Joan Altenhoff, leave to Lowell Steinfield my ability to sing the St. Louis Blues , when term papers are due. I, Lena Anderson, being feeble minded, and a complete nervous wreck, do hereby will to Willie Mae Rowe, my wide eyed innocent look, which has kept me out of trouble so successfully. Also, my favorite seat in Mrs. Rentz's shorthand class. Don't annoy her as much as I did. Here's hoping that you enioy your Senior year as much as I did. I, Eugene Bailey, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Marilyn Knowles, my poetic ways, and my ability to show cows. I, Barbara Ballou, do will to Bill Padrick, my title of Biggest Flirt. May he use it as well as l have, and get tfhl'f ,'tdff'. ou 0 sc oo m our years ms ea O We I, Beverly Ballou, being of sound mind ???, do hereby will to Noveleen Newton, my ability never to get to class on time, may she get away with it more than I did. fl also leave her the will Gwen Perkins left Ginger and me last year, may she use it to a better advantage than I did.I I, Rebecca Banks, being of sound mind l?I and body, do hereby bequeath to Johnny Copeland, my status as a senior, may he have as much fun being one as I have. I, Patricia Barrett, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Ronald Schaffer, my ability to look interested during a class dis- cussion while dreaming of tomorrow. I, Bob Bergen, being of unsound mind and body, do will to Jack Campbell, my old tank suit and my place in line behind a certain girl. May his luck be better than mine. I, Tom Bruhn, do will to thee, Woody'Smith, all the honors I have received in my senior year. May your senior year be as happy and fulfilling as mine has been. I, Buck Bryan, being of sound mind, do here- by will to William Red Morris, my position as offensive center which he tried unsuccessfully to take for two years. Also, I leave to him my un- dying love for the ianitor. MOST TALENTED 4,-f , J ,ii Iels an ,iq If Dan Evans Alice Starcher ' 33 il 9 -vc . 1 ucv ' . id .arms er CJ 5 ein I f .o.:l:,.i1f mei? '-. llfx Kale en alms: rf I wtatev :rl pn: 1,iOf:': zen . be on D -515151, -f -E to tim... 'J EBV! I, Lillian Burney, do so will to Betty .lo Rowe, my old physics work book, and my title of Teacher's Pet, may she have more success with' them than I did. I, Glenda Cail, struggling through the last few months of speech class, and praying that I make it, do will to Beth Goodwin my title as Most Likely to Succeed and Most Intellectual Girl, with the advice that she not take speech if she hopes to fulfill the titles. I, James Cairns, being of sound mind, hereby will and bequeath to Samuel E. Alexander, my ability to flirt with all the girls and not have Anne find out. Also, the power to struggle from bed in time to get my program going by eight o'clock, and last but not least my ability to con- vince Mr. Bryan that we need new records at the expense of some club. I, David Oscar Charland, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to Pete Frew my titles of Whale and Blimp and hope he takes them as well as I did. I also leave to him my ability to get along with Barbara Ballou and my seat on the bench with The Long One. I, Bill Childress, being of questionable mind and mangled shape, do hereby will to Wayne Shipman, all my football gear that is able to stand up in the corner by itself, and my way of throwing a hip toward the opposing ball players and not being able to find it again. I, Theresa Church, being of short mind and . long body do hereby will to Jack Case my ability David Haughton Wanda Goins to stay USUALLY on the good side of most of my teachers. I, Nancy Cole, being of unsound mind and no body, do nereby will to Karen Koppenhoefer, my liking for school and my teachers. I hope she enioys them as much as I did. I, Jean Cullen, being of sound mind and body do hereby will to Charles IBugsJ Baker my brain to get him through the l2th grade. I also leave him all of my school books and a good year of study and fun. May the best year come. I, Hugh Davis, being of sound mind and body, do will to Walter Smith, all the fun l've had in Phys. Ed. I, Arno Bandersnatch Carrier de Cordre, do hereby will to Pat Richmond, my title of Best Dancer and my position ofthe Lord High Jaberwocky in the order ofthe Wheel. As for my friends of the opposite sex, I refer him to Sigmund Freud who once said, Man can't live on bread alone. I, Suzie Dellinger, being of sound mind?i? CDid I sayj do hereby will to Judy Canaday my ability always to manage to look intelligent during a class discussion and really never know what is going on, which was willed to me by Mary Kelley-I also leave to her my title as Homecoming Queen may she have as much fun as 'I did. I, Sarah Kathryn Blount Durham, Sally , being of uniealous mind and heart, and not needing them any more do hereby, will to Kathryn Elaine Rost, what was willed to me in 1953. The I2 White Sox boys that stayed at Quieta's house, during spring training that year. I, WCWFGY1 DU hGmf being Of COHIUSSCI mind lfl'0m Miss Andrews' classl and worn-out body do will to Patty Piercefield the ability to understand my attempt at wit as being a token of friendship. I also will her my ability to be late for class and to get by on a feeble excuse. I, .Gloria Elder, being of sound mind and snobbish nature, do will to my friend C?l Roy Osteen the ability to speak to everyone no matter how much you dislike them- the ability which few possess. I, Mary Erwin, being of unstable mind and of stable body, do hereby leave to Lorraine Schneider my old warped tennis racquet so she may learn to play tennis as well as I did. I, Dan Evans, being of sound mind, do will my title of Most Talented, and Best Dressed to Mary Sempepos, and may she use them to a much better advantage than I have. 34 ' 7, YW, 7, LLL ' . A. ,, W ,,,...T..TT-, if in if-Q MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED :Egg-. Marvin McKinley Gleda Cail I, Homer J. Green, will to Dixie Lee Drawdy, all my headaches in P..6..D., may she have as much fun as I did. l I, Dikiio Brinson, being of unstable mind, do hereby will to Mary Ann Altenhoff, my ability to learn Spanish so well, and the ability to get along with all my teachers. I, Ida Jean Guerriero, being of sound mind and body, will to Betty Paul my ability to arrive early for band practice. I, Loretta Hansen, being of sound mind and body do hereby will to Janice Robinson my seat at the football games and may she enioy the games as much as I did. l, Marie Hansen, being of sound mind and little body, do hereby will to Betty Jo Rowe, all my old stationery and fountain pens and I hope she gets as much use and happiness out of them as I did in writing to 'You-know-who'. I also will to her all the good times I had in my senior year and hope she has as much fun as I had. I, Sylvia Hardwick, being of uncertain mind, do will to Willie Leeper all the wonderful times I had in my senior year, also my title as 'Most Bashful GirI'! May she be as greatly teased as I, for owning it. ' ,.,A, , ,Wfgdnb .gm :..v- - AA' , Jrggitl.-W A c .ft -ty, I. -UCI - Evff nc' i1i.- K vwi to e x ..:l', v x g oc.: graff s wilt -.t dot 'o P' I i ' at s.aying on the good sim. of . ., .4 ..: - I, Robert Hammond forsman, being ..- ui mind and of doubtful physical condition, do let. . to Jackie Morell, my ability to get A's in the concrete science. My fskill?J on the golf course I leave to no- body, mainly because nobody wants it. Anybody who wants my knack of annoying teachers can,have it. I, Ann French, do will to Irene Miller, all the good time I've had in my senior year. I, Billy Garrup, do will my ability to get along with the girls, to Albert Moore. I, Avriett Grace, being of sound mind l?J and able body C???I do hereby will to Guy Burke, all of my old corridor passes which have so successfully kept me out of class, my ability to skip every day the third period and never get caught, and allof the old band-aids which I put on my heels after a long Thurs- day night drill. I, Annette Freeman, being minus of the mesen- cephalon or any other part, do herewith and hence- forth will to my beneficiary, Carol Smith, my ami- cableness, my swift perception of the incongruous, my place in the May Day Court, and all the other honors I didn't get in school. I also will to her my large and strong vocabulary, fthe dictionary, which I don't own!I- I, Wanda Goins, do hereby will to Della Beekman my best wishes, for a most successful senior year. 1Also, I would like to give her my ragged dog-eared notebook which contains many interesting notes about school. May they serve her so that her last year will be one of no home work. CLASS PESTS Anne Lassiter Dan Hurst -If ' W I lt' -r 1 ...t s- h .rt, - , 'eaflvvill to Ronnie Parkerling ot, .. .. .. D We .lays lc .e ther. as he always nas. . Jrtwein, do hereby will and decree to Harriette Loll, my curly hair, and my ability to talk in --' li I I:-Carolyn Haselgrove, being of sound mind and sound body do will to Carolyn Pirtle, my desire to be c. hot-rod and the flustrations I have because of failing so completely. Also. CGFOIYH. 'he W0f1deffUI WINGS I IWVG had as a senior are all yours to enioy. I, David Houghton, being of sound mind and body, will to Craig Sibley allthe glory of being a football managerq I, Myrna Hazellief, do hereby will to Norma Bembry all my old books in hopes that she will learn more out of them than I did. I, Shirley Hazellief, being of sound mind CWhat?l do hereby will to Bill Gray all my old books. May he get more use out of them than I did. I also leave enough paper and pencils, to do him the year. lOne pack of paper and one penciI.l Good Luck! I, Craig Heller, would like to will my desire to play football to Pete Frew. I, Betty Heverley, being of feeble mind and sound body do hereby will to. Barbara Small my ability to have car trouble or run out of gas every time we start to go to Vero. Also, I give you my peroxide blond hair. May you have better luck with it than I did. Have fun in your senior year. I, Harold Hogan, lbetter known as Hoagyj being of sound and able body, do will to Jimmy Thomas my parking place in the parking lot, and hope he has as much fun in all his Classes as I did. I, Mark Holloway, being of dubious mind and fatigued body, do hereby will and bequeath to Paul Pringle the following: lil my parking place in the parking lot for his '55' Packard, if he ever brings it to school, Q21 my good looks, l3l my ability to get along with Coach Lanier, Ml my ability to be the Biggest Flirt while going steady, l5l and last but not least a bottle of Vitalis so he won't have to comb his hair more than five times a day. In other words all my worldly possessions except Frances. l, Todd Huff, being of weak mind and sound body, do hereby will to Wayne Scambler, Bill Tye's Old Hound Dog willed to me last year, and my old I2 gauge shotgun. May he get iust as much kick out of them as I did. I, Dan Hurst, do will to Bill Dewson, my pear shape, and my ability not to be able to get a date. I. Henry Jackson, being of sound mind and body, do will to Jim King my English work pad so that he may graduate. I, Marian Jaudon, being of weak mind and sound heart, do hereby willto Jeanette Stewart, my ability to be absent at least once a week and still be on the B honor roll. Also my desk in Consumers'-Math- may she do better than I did. I, John Justice, being of unsound mind and body, lbecause of the last 4 yearsl do hereby leave to Denny Midgette my great M hate for certain coaches. We, Pat Kendall and Margaret Leverette, being of distorted minds and enervated bodies as the result of having paid our debts to society for being born into this disillusioned state of affairs, as we are g completing our twelve year sentence do leave to the inmates of the class of '56, this deeply cherished thought: As you wander on through life, dear brother, whatever be your goal, keep your eyes upon the doughnut, and not upon the hole. Also I, Margaret Leverette, being in a sound state of complete perplexity do bequeath to Beebe Mills that which I consider to be most advantageous to her welfare-My title as Prettiest Girl. FRIENDLIEST Alyce Terry Tom Brolin 36 IJST SCHOOL 5. ..:.. cfeig Heller Patty Murphy I, Loretta Laytield, being of sound mind l?J and little body, do hereby will to Thomas Nelson, my sincere love for airplanes, my shoestrings, that always come untied during a parade and the ability to talk in Mr. Ropp's Alg. II class and not get any talking marks. To Donna Davis, I leave my position as bugler in C. A. P., and my ability to play the bugle loud and clear. I, Sandra Lewis, do will to Barbara Small, D.M.H.S. in hopes she gets as many bumps, shoves, sore feet and headaches in its corridors as I did. Also my old desk in Bookkeeping in hopes she will use it more than I did and still make A's . I, Vent Lindsey, do will to Merlin Freer, my squad at P.E. and may it be as much trouble to him as it was to me. I also will to him my dislike for dancing. I, Joyce Llyod, being of sound mind and body, ll hopej, do will to Margie falias Midgei Thomas, my undying love for shorthand. May she have as much fun as I didn't. To Midge I also leave my '54 Cadillac disguised as a Plymouth, willed to me last year, in the hopes she can catch more boys than I ever did. I, Steve Lowe, being of sound mind and sound body I think , will to Robert Price my ability of skipping without being caught much , and I leave to him all the fun l have had in school. I, Herbert Martin, will my ability to skip half my classes and still keep up with the rest of the class, to Anna Marie S ires. pl, Charlotte Matthews, being of sound body and unsound mind, will to Sherald Milton my old seat in typing and hope he does better than I did, and enioy it as much as I have. I, Paulette Matthews, do hereby will to Evelyn Warnock my locker that she may keep it as well iammed at all times as I have, and never remove any books except on week- ends to impress her folks. I, Roger McCaslin, leave . . . Julie. I, Marvin McKinley, not being much of any thing, do will and bequeath to William Whitehurst my ability l?i to get along with my teachers, and all the other headaches I will leave behind when I finally graduate. L .gy ' , Li. lsi Jisoisanne Kiselz, biseing isof niso misind sisisound bisodisy diso hiserebisy misind aisnd sisisound bisodisy diso hisere- bisy wisill tiso isAnne Bisook misy iisob isof Sisisecritarisy isof thise Leististerwisomisen Clisub. Tiso Wayne Shipman, misy aisibisi- liiy tiso pesaintthlsings lisike isi diso. Tiso thise tisactuly misy uisndisying lisove. I, Ann Lassiter, being of feeble-mind do will to Beebe Mills my ability to do nothing in Mrs. Scharfschwerdt's class and still get B's. I also will to her my title as Most Athletic Girl for three years and CIass Pest in Seniors Who' Who. I, Ann Law, being of questionable mind, and questionable body, do will to Carol Ann Matheson CLI The title of Prettiest Girl so thoughtfully left me by Syelda Rentz. CI know she can fulfill it better than Ii OJ My curly hair lMay she not have to roll it more than seven nights a week.I l3.i My superior ability in typing. lMay she make better grades than I did.I MOST BASHFUL Austin Mills Sylvia Hardwick T 3 I, Earlene McLeod, being of sound mind and body l?J . -LL.L' W' I 'Hit . . . . f-N-1,53 , , . A-1 do will to Phyllis Greene all the good times I had in my I' M 'V il senior year. May she have as much fun as I did. ' I I if Ifrd I, Robert Meier, being of sound mind and body will to ' ' ii 'V the iunior class all my used flashbulbs. I hope that they 3, .S ff' can find a use for them because I never could. '94 I I ' I, Austin Mills, do hereby will to David Rountree my spare inner tube and the honorable title bestowed on me by my classmates, Most Bashful Boy. I, Richard Modine, being of sound mind and body, do will to Bruce Greenwood my Hot Merc and my love for t old McCarty High. I, Jean Morgan, being of sound mind and body do hereby will to Patty Parks, Dan McCarty High School. Hope you will enioy your senior year as much as I did. I, Pete Morrison, will to Eddie Wenger, my ability to go ., -NN through high school without doing any homework. And may he, like I, never volunteer for anything that he doesn't have to do. I, Patty Murphy, being of sound mind do will to Audrey Tolson my place as Captain of the Cheerleaders. I sin- cerely hope she doesn't have as much trouble with them as I did. I also will her my ability to get out of class all - the time to attend the meetings of clubs which I am not even a member of. I, Nancy Negus, being of sound I?l mind do will to Trigger Haskew my undying love for Mrs. Scharfschwerdt and wonderful Psychology class. I also leave him the key to the house in North Carolina, may he treasure it until his dying day. - .... J' usfrsesa -Lisle'-E55 F is I, Don Neiman, being of sound mind and a small body 1 do hereby bequeath all my ability to reason things out and to be great friends with all the teachers, to trigger- hoppy Calvin Browning. I, Barbara fBobbiei Norman, being of unsound mind do hereby will to Hazel Hamilton my ability to drive up a telephone pole in a car and laugh about it. Diane Whitice Arno De Cordre I, Nils Olsen, hereby will to Jimmy Macrellis the will to skip classes and to copy exams without getting cau ht. gl, Earl Page, being of great mind and great body do hereby will to Ray Kruger as follows: my one and only worn out fishing plug, one used chemsitry book and a good pair of track shoes, for which he has absolutely no use. I, Bob Pieper, being of sound mind, do hereby will to David Hamilton, my ability to be tardy to homeroom every morning and my old track shoes, provided that he will use them to the best of his ability. I, Nancy CHankl Perkins, being of unsound body and witty mind, do hereby will to Frances Wiggam all my love for hot-rods and boys. Also, my upperplate of false teeth, which have become very close and dilapidated. I, Bob Poysell, being of doubtful mind and exhausted body, will to Ronnie Browning, my position as Hero of the fifth period Physical Education class and my counter seat at the Dixie Drive-ln. I, Wanda Priest, being of sound mind and weak body do hereby will to Janet Jansen my ability to finally get through high school after a long length of time and with doing very little work. I, Sally Putnam, will to the President of the iunior class, The Lost Title, with the hope that he has more suc- cess in gaining it than I did this year. Also my title of Most Fun To Be With, cause in my book, he isl - I, Florence Rice Votrobek, do hereby will my wonderful times at the football games, and all the other fine activities of D.M.H.S. except education to Betty Jean Sapp. Here's hoping she has as much fun as I have had. Good luck, Betty. I, Faye Rimes, do leave to Frances Coffey, my soft voice and crazy walk. May you have as much fun with them as I've had. I, Raymond Roberts, being of sound mind and heavy body do hereby will to Dwain Waldron, the old bubble gum under my desk in Agriculture. I, William F. Robinson, being of feeble mind, do hereby declare Steve Johnson my beneficiary and leave him my prolific ability to be exceedingly stupid in the ways of the world. MOST FUN T0 BE sliilii Sally Putnam Lug Tomlinson ,AW . si. 2.1-. B .sgfggs ,- -- ,?of.:,,,1 1' KFANDQ--' I 1353323 4 it'ff5iQft ,I EZ H1 I, Sheri Sallette, being of sane i?l rw -ci and sound ill body, do will to my faithful cousin Perry Salette, the ability I had Cond still possessl to flirt like mad and still keep one on the string. I, Mary Sue Salter, leave my ability to have a hundred-and-one excuses for not having my homework, to Bobbie Randel. I, Beverly-' Sasser, being of sound mind and body, do will to Arlyne Williams, my old typewriter in Typing I, and all the good times I have had in D.M.H.S. I, Barbara Scott, being of sound body and mind do hereby will to Frances Miss Nick Nicholson all the old bottles in my medicine cabinet and hope she gets more good out of them than I did. I also will to her my old mechanical drawing pencils, and my little ole stool in the 6th period. I, Gari Dein Sheffield, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Charles Woolley all the spiders, in D.M.H.S., doing push-ups on mirrors. Maybe he can tease someone else with them next year. l, Larry Smith, being of small mind and weak body, do will to David Todd, my ability to do everything back- wards and get caught at it. I, Charles Snellgrove, do hereby will to Harry Reynolds my ability to do so little and accomplish so much: my height, good looks, and best of all my good fortune, also my undying Iove 'For all the aood things of life. I, Courtney Stanton, being in a state of some mental condition other than sound, do hereby bequeath to David Beard, who is in an even worse mental condition than I, my ability, what ever it may be, to play a drum, and the art of fencing, parrying, and general dueling with somebodys else's drumsticks. I, Alice Starcher, being of an unstable little old mind, do will to Pat Long John Taylor my title of Most Talented p also my ability to make the A honor roll and still be the dumbest in your class. To our beloved trio I leave, may we meet in Hollywood in 20 years. I, Kay Steverson, being of sound mind and perfect contentment, will to Joan Selph my, ability to get along without mem my membership in Sigma Lambda Chi and in the senior class. , BIGGEST Punts ' 39 Barbara Ballou Mark Holloway F' if 'iiifff N' A rn.: ., Aarian .trickland, being ot weak mind and strong body, do will to Donald Porter, Captain Earley. Also my' ability to get out of class, df jrzs little work as I did and still make A's and B's. I, Virginia Strickland, leave part of my ability to get acquainted with handsome boys to Craig Sibley in hopes that he can get acquainted with good looking girls, but I take some of it so as not to get lonesome. I hope he has as much fun in his senior year as I did. I, Irma Nell Taylor, being of l?J mind and C?J body, do, hereby, will to Richard Baggett, my spirit to dance with after I leave. May you have nearly as much fun at the dances in the future as we've had in the past. I wish you luck in everything you undertake Qespecially in getting the title of Best Danceri. I, Roy Teague, do will to Stephen Smith my ability to do nothing and prosper. I, Alyce Terry, being of small mind and even smaller body, do will to Pat Taylor all of my proud titles such as stork , string bean , bean-pole , stretch , and many others too numerous to mention. May she have as much fun in High School as I did. I, Grace Thomas, do hereby bequeath to Midge Thomas, all my old subject manuals. Also, my old locker, may she use it as much ds I did. I, Zoa Thompson, being of sound and capable mind C?i, do will to Avalon Lewis my ability to pass typing with halfway flying colors. I, Lug Tomlinson, being of no mind or body, do leave to Vern Gosney my path around the goal post, and my honor of always running last no matter how fast I ran. l, Steve Topol, being of sound mind and weary body, do hereby bequeath to Anne Booke, the editorship of the Green and White and all that goes with it including: KU Sleepless nights and unfinished meals. C21 Suf- ficient hankerchiefs to dry the eyes of your reporters when they lament their woes on your shoulder. C31 The Press license plate which I always meant to get but never found the time to pick up. 143 The much used and slightly messy sample sheets. 155 My continued moral support to help you meet that deadline and my very best wishes for bigger and better issues of the Green and White. I, Fritz Von Ammon, being on the verge of sanity, do hereby bequeath to Aldene Evers, that which I con- sider to be most advantageous to her welfare, namely UD a waxen impression of my N.H.S. pin il only have onei and may she use it to more service and honor to the school than I did. Also C25 my black Marlon Brando style turtleneck sweaterhand I can only hope that it would look more appropriate on her than on me. I, Dale Warcl, Petef'do hereby will to Frances Thomas, my place in the Senior class as I will need all the other worldly goods I have, or can get. Have Fun Frances. I, Danny Warnock, being of weak mind and strong will, do will to Frances Hackney my position in the Senior class, in hopes that she will fulfill the iob much better than I did. I, Mary Louise Weber, being of sound and stable mind do hereby will to Betty Jean White, Jerry Kelly, may she walk in the hall with him all the time as I did. Also, I' will her all the fun and good times I had in McCarty High, and the ability to say the wrong things at the right time and the right things at the wrong time. May she be as confused as I am. ' I, Kent Wetzel, do hereby will to Robert Cowan my ability to get out of work whenever possible and my many, many privileges as a Senior. I, Diane Whitice, being of unsound mind and shapely body, do hereby leave to Sandy Arnold, KU my title of Best Dancer, C21 all the wonderful times l've had at McCarty High, Q31 all the names that I have acquired over the years such as Tub, Fat Girl, Lord, Crisco and Shape lwhich she can glad-y havel C41 I leave her my ability always no matter what the occasion to get shifted by my teachers, and last but not least I leave her my undying love for Vero boys and the University of Florida Gators. I, Barbara Williams, do hereby will to Pat Odom a piece of my torn and scattered brain, which I lost some- where in the shuffle between Junior High and my Senior year. Also, all the good times l've had on our Glee Club trips. ' I, John Wouters, being of sound mind and body do leave to the Junior class, all of the books I used, and hope that they can put them to a good use. I, Faye Young, being of unsound mind, will to Margaret Free, my ability to get by in all my classes without studying, especially shorthand, and make the B honor roll. In the presence of the above, we do sign and witness this document for the Class of 1955. ,,,.. 1.3 .- .J l i ' tl in EACHER'S PETS ir.. HIM19 ., g As we, the class of 1955, glance backward a few years, . pleasant memories overtakc us and crowd into our ity' - r ., , 5 . My W' J X 'N thoughts. We remember that in our first year in Senior High School as Rats , we were sponsored by Pop Osteen and Captain Earley. We elected Eugene Bailey, presi- dent, Pat Crowley, vice-president Wanda Goins, secre- tary, and Ed Altman, treasurer. Our Student Council representatives were Buck Bryan and James Biles. We were well represented in the Glee Club and Band and on the Green and White Staff. Bill Childress won his first stripe on the varsity 'Football team, and several boys started their careers in football by playing on the B team that year. Again our memories rise when we recall our sophomore year. Our sponsors were Mrs. Rentz, Miss Sanborne, and Captain Earley. Again we elected Eugene Bailey, presi- dent, and Pat Crowley, vice-president. Gari Dein Sheffield was our secretary, and Alyce Terry was treasurer. The Student Council representatives were Buck Bryan and Pat Crowley. We were again well represented in all the school organizations including the honor clubs Joanne Kelz and Patty Murphy were on the cheering squad The Sophomore Senior Picnic was a great success Because of the increase in the size of the classes we were told that this annual picnic would not take place after this year. Lillian Burney Courtney Stanton We began our third year with the distinction of being the first iunior class in the new Dan McCarty High School. Our sponsor was Mr. Shelton. Leading our class this year were David Haughton, president, Vent Lindsey, vice-presi- dent, Wanda Goins, secretary, and Gari Dein Sheffield, treasurer. Student Council representatives were Buck Bryan, Alyce Terry, Steve Topol, and Pat Crowley, who was later replaced by Marvin McKinley. Two new clubs were or- ganized-the Keyettes and the Wheel Club. Again we were represented in all the school activities. Ten members of our class were tapped for membershipin the National Honor Society. Loo-king over our old calendar of events, we remember the fine Stunt Night, which our class sponsored that year, and the outstanding Junior Play, Young Lincoln . Both were great successes financially, as well as artistically. Next came a great thrill-we received our long-awaited class rings. There were thrills and more thrills over the Junior-Senior Prom, the first one to be held in the gym. It was wonderful. Most of us waded through our exams, and we could then look forward to becoming high and mighty seniors. Our representatives to Girls' State in Tallahassee were Glenda Cail and Joanne Kelz. Boys' State representatives were Buck Bryan, 'Marvin Mc- Kinley, David Haughton and Steve Topal. As we gather in the corridors of Dan McCarty High School during our last year, we recall all the wonderful times we've had in the past. For the class officers we elected, David Haughton, president, Steve Topol, vice- president, Wanda Goins, secretary, and Alyce Terry, treas- urer. Holding the reins this last year are Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Scharfschwerdt, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Ropp, and Mrs. Camp- bell. Eugene Bailey was elected student council president. The other student council representatives forthe senior class are Buck Bryan, vice-president, Alyce Terry, secretary, Marvin McKinley, chaplain, and Wanda Goins. As school closed, we knew it would be our last year in old Ft. Pierce High School, because the new high school would be ready for our junior year. CUTEST COUPLE -gf ft A. ' kk idk 10' 5 bg t, ITM Ti Q ,M A , ,, A - if in -, 53' y 1 Mary Sue Salter Ed Altman 1.1, -xi. 1 - . . f 4-A - ' . ,-: '! ' I 1 ' 'Liss ' J .' ,. .X L- '7..?.l31.:E, qi L ' - 3 . 133 ' . ' up ' r- ' TI, ' iv i I J in ' 1 .1 . ' .1 ir- 553,-.4 Li , N 1-K Ts ll for of I .e annual and-captain cf' the laand, and Steve Topol is editor of the,Greeh Addhlcl 'ivrge fksli-'i., ' Q .. Danny Warnock were elected co-captains of the football team, David Houghton captain f5f',fi.g Ie L' .sketinll team, and Billy Childress was named honorable mention on the Little All-American football team. We also remember our class winning second place in stunt night, and the wonderful Sophomore-Senior Dance given in our honor by the class of '57. We, the S9nl0rS of 1955, l'10Vif19 trod 'he l0f19 Gnd HUVFOW PC1fl1 with a few disappointments, but having all in all a happy journey, regret to say farewell to the years we will alway remember. i954 Jlllllllli PLHU YOUNG LINCOLN The Senior class of l955 in its junior year presented the best play that had ever been put on in the history of Don McCarty High School. The title of the play was Young Lincoln . It was a story of the early life of Lin- coln. Barry Reed and Nancy Negus had the leading roles. Barry played Lincoln and Nancy played Ann Rutledge, Lincoln's first sweetheart. The play told of Lincoln's first ventures into politics. lt concluded with the death of Ann Rutledge and an inspiring speech by Lincoln. Barry and Nancy were ably supported by Charles Snellgrove, as Ann's suitor Diane Whitice as a gossipy old lady, and Buck Bryan as Jack Armstrong, a ruffian who later turned into one of Lincoln's best friends. The play was well received by all who saw it and all our class was proud of the play. Of course we all realized that most of the credit for the play should go to Mr. Dick Shelton, who directed it. He worked us hard but we all enioyed it. The cast asked to thank- Mrs. Strickland and the Glee Club for the help they gave us. Also, the stage crew which was headed by Bob Meier and Bob Poysell did a fine job. All the cast at the end of the play began looking forward to the Senior Play when we once again could display our talents upon the stage. vw - J' 135 ,KW ' 'f' 1 ' 'A 'QW V ' wg N 'W rf-...mn .::,,n. P fr' .nf in ,vyxlmn J ,R , - 'es .. X . . 'x m.uiUH ULHSS uhIUL..o ima QPUIISUH sw Anne Booke, Treasurer, Buddy Warner, President, Richard L. Shelton, Sponsor, Harold Haskew Vice-president, Beth Goodwin, Secretary. JUIIIUHS ff rrrr g T A A r. ,figiiiir 2 N1 A rf? A s-5.1, ,. is A 5 ,S ' 'X QM. , w ' L, w a- A K ,,,, I X SAM ALEXANDER MARY ANN ALTENHOFF FREDDY ANDERSON SANDY ARNOLD 5' ' I , -I g, 1? if ' 3-rmffek' 'FQ T' , W.-' A , , Q. , 5 T, 'V 4'3'Q !fLf 1 1 f , - -lin. . 'f:,,?uh 5 Q . , Y ing. -A .-,hr-' 0 RICHARD BAGGETT BOBBIE BARRETT NORMA BEMBRY ANNE BLANTON ANNE BOOKE CALVIN BROWNING RONNIE BROWNING GUY BURKE JUDY CANADAY FRANCES COFFEY JIMMY COKER JOHNNY COPELAND ROBERT COWAN MILDRED CRAWFORD DONNA DAVIS BILL DEWSON DIXIE DRAWDY ALDENE EVERS MARGARET FREE MERLIN FREER Y,. -. - - ..'f- '1 e-- . L. -- RFB ' ' ,' -.- f 15 , 1 ,e-'.4 ,csv Oi fmgx . sl ' -. jf? 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K Y K fibmzl 1 -' Q f 32 -5 f 'Tel N L 'L EQ-1v', . x E ',V,17'a.ifgk-G FRANCES THOMAS JIMMY THOMAS MARGE THOMAS DAVID TODD AUDREY T01-SON , IZ, Y , . X N- 4 If PERRY SALLETTE BETTY JEAN SAPP RONNIE SCHAFFER WAYNE SCAMBLER CHRIS SEAL , .ii j , , JOAN SELPH MARY SEMPEPOS WAYNE SHIPMAN DONALD SCHURMAN CRAIG SIBLEY 'x 1 -V g I f - , - . 141,14 ' ' I ' ' ' 4, ' ' ---, .. I A '- -if' V Y -' ' - 'Y' fi 'I' f' Q Q- 'J 5.4 ' ' 5 . it I ,. Q ' . . -4 TT' R. T. SIRMANS CAROL SMITH WALTER SMITH WOODY SMITH MAVIS SPIRES LOWELL STEINFIELD JEANETTE STEWART VERNON STRICKLAND DWAI NE WALDRON BUDDY WARNER EVELYN WARNOCK EDDIE WENGER BETTY WHITE WILLIAM WHITEHURST FRANCES WIGGAM L ARLYNE WILLIAMS PATSY WINTER GENE WOODCOCK SYBIL WOODS JANE YARBERRY ,, , .ig 4. , , Emn, .4 Aa.. F I . -'N ' . ' . -W FA h UK, .gn ,,.- -4 'L' V ,, 'A-,2 ' . fa-W M-,,,,,...... ....--..-. . .. his -N .. f MS 'M' T x -. 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THE SOPHOMORE-SENIOR DANCE The crowning achievement of the Sophomore class took place on December 10 in the form of a semi-formal dance given for the Seniors. The theme of this dance was Winter Wonderland, with several scenes signifying the words ofthe song. The tables were located around the dance floor and each table was decorated with a sprig of pine and Christmas tree ornaments. Music was 'Furnished by Bob Munnell's orchestra. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen, and the presentation of the Royal Court. The Court was made up of: Buck Bryan and Alyce Terry, Lug Tomlinson and Nancy Negus, Eugene Bailey and Paulette Matthews, David Houghton and Margaret Leverette, Marvin McKinley and Pat Kendall, and Duane Evans and Wanda Priest. These students were voted on 'by the Sophomore Class and the King and Queen were not an- nounced until the night of the dance. ' The King was Eugene Bailey, and the Queen was Paulette Matthews. Paulette and Eugene were crowned by Sophomore Class President, Dave Fee. After the coro- nation, the King and Queen led the Grand March. Q- ,Lf '-vis? - 1 4' ,I 'cs ,,,,4- Q I wc 1' ' B SUP f Visage.-5 Q. nigw A ?f'9:.Et:: x 3 x, C, ,146 V .lc 1 A A 131.53 . ' .1., 'Q' J B -' . . L f. fi - f -Chg ' ffl' X If I ' A K iii ,, . 1 IW T1 ' Qv A V V L K T fx, i P 5 T f ' it X K ..Z,. x , ' , ' A il. I ' -.Q CQ, r P ,A B . 5' I , N:-new gg. ? P' Riff , I , Q i -::,, , -- 1 .15 I 'ev F 'LM - B1 Q.,-R -A 'kkk fill 1 . 1, V ' 'i ' 1 ' 2.12-Y L fr -f , ,,,1 .. , Q , ' ' K , ,L V .ni .gi v .- . ., A ' VT K N , f gli? f- a l . Q U Q C f iiilf if Gif B 2,2 41 :',ufe-v:-:-ago'-.11 -- ,V in -L , Wgg- N 4 F ,Q if F 'lj' in X- W . . ' B ,ge 2 1 ,..r, f- ki' -- ,, K I n ,L A ,. ,Fi ,, gif i , R QSQQMJ I, , K ' I Q: , 5, ' .1 'V ', 11 :Q Eli, -- 'il ' Ilf fl' 2221.52 2 -i. 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K liz-F I 1 I Dwight Troup Gary Walker Warner Whiddon Shirley Ann Williams Sally Yates is ' Boyd Turner .lo Ann Wall Judy Whiiaker Suzan Williams Floyd Young 1 . -471-1 4 9:55, gs .- WJJW W Q X Y fr iI.-,,.,,, CTL Nf N-s g.A.f---- J EQ .,.A..- -Nt W W '1x.,,,n'M 'S Vw-N Mmm db 1-A 6 :ii :pri-M CNW 5 xy LANM KE! .,Y, V I . F, . v 'em-s 4. tr ,Y e ,A A A , , '-'- S . A ' . BUSINESS MANAGERS - t . 1. Nancy Negus Marvin McKinley Sally Putnam Glenda Call, LITERARY SPORTS We H T. V5 ' S. A were sts' ..,S,S- 1 H A A M E A E A Irma Nell Taylor Grace Thomas Anne Lassiter Buck Bryon SNAPSHOTS I PHOTOS . . 66 Gmger Cooper Alice Stcrcher Evelyn Warnock, Annette Freeman Courtney Stanton we ' ,,s,.,,q v -f 1. .-.., r , 4 ,Mu ' -' 2?3l V'rff.,P, ' , '. ,EJ'5 L'.1v 3: W- . . , B, . , A Aus A i f':'1' fn -P, 'mf L .1 'C Bobbie Randel, Dan Evans, Audrey Tolson. Carolyn Haselgrove, Carol Smith, Standing: Hugh Davis, Mary Lou Weber. Connie Whitehurst TYPISTS PHOTOGRAPHERS Don Neiman, Lena Anderson, Ann Law, Bob Meier Duane Evans Marcia Wells, Betty Heverley ' ART ACTIVITIES 1 . 1-'fj A. R A I 1 if V :fi Wf-i ' K A it -R . ,,,, SQ 1 f' 1- ff i'. ' f if X 1 .ly , imgqii ' ,et Hifi ' - , 5 'Ev Joanne Kelz , Diane Whitice 67 Alyce Terry Wanda Priest I ' -'. F' X e A ' 1' A Ali lil I n t- ' 1? v? ' i i I Third Row: Mr. Shelton, Kay Hamscher, Julie Enders, Sandra Cohen, Joan MacMahon, Judy Holt, Janie Davidson, Ann Wilson, Marilyn Field, Judy Whitaker, Penny Brennan, Elaine Vick, Helen Runkle. Second Row: Marilyn Knowles, Carol Smith, Beth Goodwin, Dick Baggett, Anne Booke, Francis CoFfey, Mary Sempepos, Judy Canaday, i Sandy Arnold, Ginger Cooper. First Row: Connie Whitehurst, Nils Olsen, Faye Rimes, Steve Topol, Joan Altenhoft, n Dikiio Brinson, Robert Forsman, Dan Evans, John Justice, Danny Hartwein, Mary Weber, Mary Ervin. J muhis hgadache -the news is the news, is the news- - Realizing the need for a newspaper that iii would be an asset to the school as well as one that the student body would accept and read, the 1954-55 Green and White, endowed with spirit, and newfound iournalism knowledge, and blessed with a hard working staff, suc- ceeded in publishing an outstanding school paper which regenerated the interest of all. With a completely revised format, and by articles gradually increasing in quality and quantity, the Green and White was able to achieve city, state and national publicity by being awarded high rating honors in tourneys conducted by press associations. The newspaper, this year, was also fortunate in having a complete photo laboratory at the school, which enabled it to print exclusive pictures ot students and school activities at Dan McCarty High. One ot the highlights of the year, was the fourteen page special Turkey Day Edition, the Steve Topol, Editor largest Green and White in the school history. ku ' 1- 2 5 ' Q H. F. Q J ' . Wainered staiewiuu .fi , , .QL-nu J K ee :,,s1j5,fw ,K-3, 54551 -. . il .eq n. E DITORIAL STAFF ,W mf MQW Se mP . Anne Bookefeposf Janne Davidson Bob M ' eier theu paid for it! Bus1NESS I Steve T , oPol, Rlchqrd Bqggen .. ,. , '-ii f, ,,,. Goodwin: L. 5 e L , e N Q , ---gxi 5. X4 1 Eminent ' ...v-eff! ' H J .L 'A' L fi f f H . 'lyn Knowles' Photos by Bob Meier Carol Smxth, MOV' as usual. A Slllllliii 251 A. Terry, Secretary, B. Bryan, Vice-President, Mrs. Davidson, Sponsor, E. Bailey, President, H. Haskew, Treasurer, M. McKinley, Chaplain, M. Mims, Parliamentarian. Standing: C. Smith, M. Kite, A. Evers, B. Lloyd, D. Fee, J. Mes- sec, W. Goins. The Student Council is an organization composed of five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen. The members of the Council are elected by their respective classes. The purpose of this organization shall be as follows: UD To encourage at all times the proper democratic attitudes in our school. l2j To co-operate with the administration in improving the operation of the school. 13, To recommend to the administration any policies or procedures which will tend to increase the etticiency of our school. 70 3 V - F, VZN, 4 Y . A A A llllillilligiigliiiiillll SUCIETU . sr J 1 ago? w. D 9 Q s Q Qi? QF - y .ll g wt s Sr ! ,xl ,rg . Q - .. F3 , , . . lame? 'EE '4 ' T P g-Q ' A Q A' if 'K lf' ' il HQ B Seated: Mr. Bryan, Mr. Blockmon, Mrs. Scharfschwerdt, Mr. Huskey, Glenda Cail, W. Goins, L. Burney, C. Hazelgrove, F. vonAmmon, B. Bryan, D. Haughton, C. Whitehurst, B. Bergen 1 B. Mills, G. Elder, A. Law, B. Goodwin, A. Tolson, I. N. Taylor, S. Topol, D. Chapman, R. Bag- gett, B. Forsman, M. McKinley, K. Steverson, F. Votrobek, S. Arnold, M. Mims, T. Haskew, J. M. Morrell, C. Stanton, A. Evers, A. Booke. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire for rendering service and to .-fb. Mrs. Scharfschwerdt, Sponsor, G. Coil, President, B. Bryan, Vice President, L. Burney, Secretary, D. Hough- ton, Treasurer. encourage the development of character and leadership in the students. The ideals of this club are Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. The members try to promote these qualities by upholding their own scholarship and helping others by 'Furnishing leadership in school activities, and by striving to set examples of good character and service. One annual activity of the National Honor Society is the publishing of the Student Directory. This year, the Society was again in charge of the Alumni Reunion Banquet, held for all alumni of the St. Lucie County Schools. These included grad- uates from the year 1911 to 1954. The banquet proved to be a huge success. Waitresses and waiters for the occasion were the newly elected members of the Society. The initiation cere- mony took place on February 4, in open assembly with parents of the initiates as especially invited guests. The speaker for the occasion was Warren Blackmon. Twenty-one new members signed the Constitution, received the red rose, emblem of membership, and walked under the keystone arch. Ii' Bdffef 1 f N :H ,, T is 'eg E Y s Z if if we Lillian Burnev Anne Lassiter Ma rgarei Leverefte Pcmy Murphy Judy Canaday Janie Davidson Nancy Edgar 51223: - 1 :ii - Francis Hackney x , Qi 1 ll - f I s ,,,, mil gm i JI X12-1, s A an is '-W ' 4 4 Y Q L, W .ga ,E j 11 , f 1 Secrelary Treasurer Sandy Houghton W 11 'wmmy Bruhn JoAn Hersey President Alyce Terry 1? f ii' Jw-H Kel' Cm' s ' r,,'r X Patly Piercefield 'i'i 1 ' T he Keyette Club was Helen Lennqrd organized in 1954 by the Key Club. To be eligible for the Keyeties, a girl musi have a 2.75 average and must be a member ofthe sophomore, junior, or senior class. She must also possess the required qualifies Serv- have pres- main High School. This year Tommy Bruhn was elected the Key to every Keyette's ilborg -v- ' David Charland i , s - Y ,. 5 t 9 E Q1 Margaret Leverette 1-A-.Af f .sf Sweetheart Harold Haskew 5 r B7 gf ,,f1-- is John Copeland I John Wouters I-any Gustafson club for boys, had a very success i Vhlih J JJWDFOIGCTS A few of these were sending buses J tc the out of town football games, presenting several assembly programs, wmnmg first place y in stunt night, operating the concession stand at the home basketball games, and helping the Glee Club present the operetta, H M S Steve Topol :V i L ...- 1 Austin Malls -if L , 4 ,, L N 1 -x 3 H 4 X , if 3 . , ,, as He- 32:5 :rf fl? - tr E , President ,. David Haughton ' Punafore This year the club selected Marg Woody Smith 5 ff rife s Q rf it ' '- ' fs 7 'Vi 'X 'gay ' ff , Vice-President Tommy Bruhn A- - ,L t Z if K- 'vel - ' ' .,., .zgggh T I .Z V .. -1 :wee-g s , .... ,. fi',3r.m:'s W 134 L ' 2-127 Qi, , it-eel? flfif 'J 1 QI ' D sf f t H s me .W gf .f:1., K nw , 3, Q.- K Bai .. ' 5eC efC 'Y Treasurer Bl-'Ck BVYUH Hugh Davis y R Wil? E I if if 4 Buddy Warne .1 535- es' Parliamentarian James Biles 2 WA ,, ff' ' , ' ' -.'1glv,,'1' 'Fw L L lf, F -4 ..,'4 af A aw ' 31.1 , ng ' , X B i -V ly ' . hir .i 1 -we-,f 0 5 gm it A, -55, bg , vb ,g ,. -4 - 1 ff - Q 3 323' .qw Carolyn Haselgrove Wanda Goins - -v vi X Sponsor Sweetheart 1 my N T. Lean Shefiield I glues? J' , in Mk, Evqlyn Dunn ark muy Childress T rg, .gr Q, .,. S, E57 I g. if L. A I ' Alice Starcher Pfeildenf YA 'Kg F Sally Putnam A. Fe Kay Steverson T ' 1 1 A 'f A Mi z ' ' 'LLITJ s ' ,, ff N- I 7175? s . - .. '- If . - -L - R .. l K ff , V,,k ul f JZ., , 'QS 1 7 . . I Vlcemresldem secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Florence Votrobek Sandy Arnold Anne Booke Glenda Cail pm Kendall Nancy Negus Beg, Goodwin Janice Robinson l Aldene Evers .nn-N K 4 f-' 1 ..,. I 'iv-vp I Y iq? . Z.. li 1 . Marilyn Knowles Beebe Mills v-5 . -6 Marie Mims Y s . s ,A W lt x 1 gl-:g L. A 6 '35 . .cgi gy Yay, ascii i The chief purpose of this organiza- tion is to promote projects for the betterment of the school, student body, and club. The main project of the Sigma Lambda Chi is the sponsor- ing of the annual Home Coming Parade which is held before the Fort Pierce versus Vero Thanksgiving Foot- ball game. This year the girls elected Billy Childress to be the sweetheart of their club. K ' Z QQ, if -I Bobbie Randel , . The Sigma Lambda Chi is a girls' honorary organization con- sisting of sophomore, iunior, and senior members. New members are chosen by the old members of the club, considering their qualities of leadership, char- acter, and scholarship. All girls who have a scholastic average of B are eligible for considera- tion. lg-5 Audrey Tols ' M Mary Sempepos A ' ' ' 5 , ., -0- 1 ' , , s K K ,5 1 R I. d R iq Vk, . - ' fa osa in ouss - 1 i- L 7 an J Evelyn Warnock f lv , Jackie Lee Bass 3 T 1 I-'enny Brennan 1 . i 3 ts: .5 A i seg- ,fi ' Laura Jean Humphries K , 13,52 as S! sf-L, Arlene Poster ' , it gf w ,V ji laura Lee Wilder Merlynn I .ST F, . 'Ev' N' f it 1 Q, :gig l Vi gg-,. - 4 Q 3-1+ S . T ti 33? A -T . Lm'1,Q 522 . -A -- , V, -re 'ffeglifii , v ' ...yy ,fs 55 :1 41152 ff - is i 1 -, isiwggf S . Sep ,K T. K af ,V El , ,,,h N? - it if .., H .5 51 T 2222 ig . ff L M ' 'ft - ,X71 2 1 'F it-xi., 'lm-,s r Wh-'ai K A sae, is at ff ' 's' L Jerry Messec Mr. Huff David Rountree Suzie Delllnger SBCYBWFY Sponsor Vice-President Sweetheart The Wheel Club, sponsored by the Rotary Club, is a recently or ganized service club in our school. This organization has had a very successful and active year. They won first place in the Annual Homecoming Parade with the theme, Ebb Tide. The Wheel Club also gained recognition by winning third prize in Stunt Night with a take-off on the recent Senate in Another prolect of the club was the Wheel Club Calendar featuring pictures of representatives of different school or gamzations for each month, and on the front cover, a picture of the 1954-55 Wheel Club Sweetheart, Suzie Harry Reynolds Warner Whiddon William Whltehurst Bill Dawson Ronnie Parker Pete Frew Richard Baggatt David Todd Vern Gosney Pat Richmond Warren Durham Dwight Amsler Courtney Stanton lug Tomlinson Eugene Bailey 1 fi s si x ' 'fa . if 1 .f i A 1. A-5.31 i :ff H 4 ' 'hi gg Q , . T 'i Ee? .5 if ,as or y ,WA . V I .. -'fir - MP4, , lilhlol lihuIiU5 First Row: J. Glacly, J. McMahon, C. Whitehurst, R. Smith, M. Weber, M. Jaudon, D. Whitaker, J. Lopes, N. Cole, L. Hansen, J. Morgan, P. Green, M. Turner. Second Row: C. Shatter, B. Reeve, J. Koehler, J. Curtner, T. Billman, E. Collins, E. Nobles, R. S. Adams, L. Adkins, L. Thomas, B. Moehle, P. Rowe, S. Crockett, Joyce Shef- field. Third Row: S. Yates, K. Rosier, J. Cook, P. Gatifney, P. Williams, S. Copenhaver, A. Walker, Mrs. Sample, C. Prince, C. Hertzfield, L. Luther, C. Cox, L. Brown, G. Hamilton, M. Burke. UFFICEHS President ,,.......... .........,.. N ancy Cole Vice-President ....... ....... S hirley Crockett Secretary ............ ........,...... S ally Yates Treasurer .... . ....... ....... C onnie Whitehurst Accompanist .....................,.......... Maribeth Burke The Girls Glee Club of Dan McCarty High School is comprised of freshmen and . sophomores, but is open to upper class- men. This group does not sing in as many public performances as the Mixed Chorus, but participates in District Festival and Christmas concerts and broadcasts. I 'K 76 Lavern, Connie, Nancy, Shirley, Maribeth, Sally was .1 w -v I ni' gs.: 4-...L nllllxnu UHJHUS ':1r1,. , First Row: M. Sempepos, A. Starcher, I. N. Taylor, P. Murphy, D. Chapman, D. Amsler, T. Huff, A. de Cordre H. Davis, G. Cail, W. Priest, M. Leverette, P. Kendall, M. Knowles. Second Row: B. Williams, S. Hardwick P. Harrison, D. Whitice, A. Terry, P. Richmond, D. Midgette, P. Sallette, J. Backus, J. Cairns, P. Taylor, S Haughton, B. Mills, J. Bass, H. Cowles. Third Row: W. Brown, M. Free, B. J. Sapp, M. A. Altenhoff, S. Carl- ton, W. Lowe, R. Timma, A. King, D. Burke, B. McClain, S. Walker, N. Lowe, A. Reisz, D. Polley, M. Robbins Mrs' sample' President .......................... ............ P atty Murphy Vice-President ......... .... ....... T 0 Cl HUH Secretary ............. , ....... Pat Kendall Treasurer ,.,....... ......,. P atsy Harrison Accompanists .......... ....... M ary Sempepos, Left to Right: Pat Harrison, Pat Kendall, Patty Murphy, Marilyn Knowles, Mary Sempepos. Back: Tod Huff. Marilyn Knowles The Mixed Chorus is comprised of iuniors and seniors. Public performances include programs for assembly, Tourist Club, Christmas broadcasts, N. H. S. initiation, and Alumni Banquet. This year theypre- sented H.M.S. PlNAFORE by Gilbert and Sullivan. The Key Club was co-sponsor of this famous operetta and Mr. Shelton was dramatics director. A double cast was used for the principal roles with H. Davis, T. Huff, E. Merritt, D. Amsler, P. Richmond, C. Heller, D. Burke, J. Backus, A. Starcher, B. J. Sapp, G. Cail, P. Taylor as leading performers. Membership in the Glee Club is elective. Tryouts are not required. Small ensemble groups are encouraged. I I 3 n TAA, , . 1 -..-sp... ' A 2 X min nmcamu HIGH annum Bums A First row, right to left: C. Smith, J. Holt, S. Parks, M. Mims, F. Hackney, M. Koblegard, J. Tuttle, A. Dye, W. White L hurst. Second row: B. Bond, M. Hansen, D. Davis, J. Hersey, M. Leininger, M. Kite, J. Canaclay, P. Piercefield, . Layfield, D. Neiman, L. Smiley, R. Terry, J. Curtiss, G. Flavin, A. Skaggs, B. VanTilborg, A. Booke, P. Teague, H. Lennard, L. Humphries, H. Kelly, N. Newton, D. Platt. Third row: V. Cassens, R. Rimes, J. Boone, V. Hardison, D Beard, M. McKinley, L. Harvey, W. Hatcher, I. Guerriero, L. Whiddon, C. Stanton, B. Goodwin, J. Altenhoff, J Johnson, I. Allison, H. Loll, B. Paul, N. Warren. Fourth row: E. Wenger, S. Alexander, J. Thomas, T. Nelson, D. Pendergroft, R. Robinson, S. Hill, J. Morrell, L. Johnson, T. Bridges, G. Burke, D. Evans, A. Grace, L. Bass, T. Lae- BHllll lIllUlllIll l. Guerriero, V. Hardison, B. VanTilborg. Second row: D. Evans, W. Whitehurst, J. Morrell, M. McKinley. Aix. 151 5 1' . 1 i 4 .gnu fp - oFiFlcERsU l i . Q . ,.,,-,,.- f . , s. .' :, N 'fit . A. ...- M. McKinley .... . ...T fC.'f,.'fain D. Evans ..... .. .. . .lsr i.ieut:..iant J. Morrell ............ ..... 2 nd Lieutenant J. B. O'Neal ..,..,. ..,......... D irector The Dan McCarty High School Band has consistently rated First Division in State and National Festivals and is a very prominent part of our school and community life. It appears regularly at all of the football games, school as- semblies and all other school ac- tivities. lt appears regularly dur- ing the winter season as an attraction for visitors and home folks. One of the main proiects of the Dan McCarty High School Band this year was the sponsor- ing of the University of Miami Symphonic Band, while on tour. The band also takes part in many state functions. l Iililllil IHHJUHS HHD IHHJUHETTES W. Whitehurst, Drum Major: F. Hackneyp M. A. Koblegardg M. Mimsy C. Smith, Captain: J. Tuttlep J. Holtp S. Porky A. Dye. I- Q . R .. Pltlllil lIll?lPlEll rmui.. rib: il:-.0 .ii Qiluulllill l Q A I5 Mr. Jordon, V. Lindsey, E. Altman, M. Roberts, R. Roberts, H. Jackson, J. Albritton, J. Albritton, W. Durham, E. Page. Second Row: J. King, S. Johnson, R. Hawley, E. Bailey, H. Green, F. Hawley, S. Smith, D. Waldron, C. Baker. Third Row: W. Carlton, R. Lewis, C. Wheeler, B. Hatcher, K. Lewis, B. Smith, F. Blount, M. Woodcock, C. Hudson. Fourth Row: W. Jernigan, B. Turner, D. Hale, S. Richardson, D. Summerlin, S. Johnson, D. Troup, B, Bailey, P. Eldred, B. Myers. Fifth Row: B. Davis, R. Bailey, S. Brown, G. Storey, G. Hartzog, B. Bergen, E. Jolly. st M J FARM SAFETY V. Lindsey, E. Bailey, W. Durham, D. Warnock. President ,,,,.,,.,,,,.,.,,,,,...,..,..., .,........ E dwin Altman Vice-President .,,,.,,, ........ M circus Roberts Secretary ,,,...,,,,,, ,,...,.. H enry Jackson Treasurer ,,.,...., ........... J erry Albritton Reporter ....... ...... R aymond Roberts Sentinel .....,.. ..,............ J oe Albritton Advisor ............... ...... .,................ M r. M. B. Jordan The Primary aim of the FFA is the develop- ment among its members of agricultural leader- ship, co-operation and citizenship. Our largest proiect last year was Miracle Day where 125 acres was made into a farm in one day. This year over one-half the boys in the FFA own their own cows on the Miracle Farm pasture. These members will hold their own livestock show on April 19. For a group project this year the FFA is growing three acres of garden corn. The Fort Pierce FFA was first in the nation among 9,000 other groups last year in prac- ticing Farm Safety and second in co-operative activities. T , I F 1 . Eng ..L lp .I.lal WRITING THE NEWS LEARNING THE CORRECT WAY 2. 1, ',,, TRACTOR TECHNIQUES PLANTING YOUNG MAHOGANY TREES CARING FOR YOUNG PLANTS 81 BARBECUE ir ll.lll.fiL llllli .'.':IIi...-ru . 'il 'fr' 3 X 4.4 ,, Thompson, F. French, B. Burket, L. Thomas, L. Burney, L. Allman, M. Ervin, B. Rowe, B. Moehle, B. Altman, W ieper, M. Free, H. Hamilton, B. Norman, E. Welling, C. Whitehurst. Seated: J. Hersey, V. Hasselrode-, Miss Spen c r, W. Goins, S. Hardwick. OFFICERS J. Hersey, V. Hasselrode, Miss Spencer, W. Goins, S. Hardwick. Future Homemakers of America have the aim to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The F .H.A. motto is Toward New Horizons, its colors are red and white and the Flower, a red rose, which signifies vibrant, glowing health. The purposes of this organization are to promote a growing appreciation of the ioys and satisfactions of homemaking, to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage democracy in home and community life, to work for a good home and family life for all, to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, to provide wholesome individual and group recreation and to further interest in home economics. , , gjqiggsqr - N - QQ! ' -f I eb , if fL..i.,. ui.utliSU:f1iiHlHflillill A . A First row: C. Whitehurst, S. Hazellief, W. Brown, J. Copeland, D. Neiman, M. S. Salter, M. L. Weber, A. Law, K. Steverson, I. N. Taylor. Second row: B. Rowe, M. Hansen, S. Hardwick, L. Layfield, L. Hansen, V. Strickland, B. Barrett. A. Blanton, D. Brawdy, M. Free, Miss McGarry. Third row: S. Dellinger, M. Enr- ders, S. Sasser, D. Saunders, H. Loll, G. Curnette, B. Klipstine, F. French, M. Jaudon, C. Hasselgrove. Fourth row: M. Hazellief, C. Matthews, F. Young, M. Rothburn, N. Steele, l. Guerriero, J. Pendergrass. The Future Business Leaders of America was first organized in Dan McCarty High School in 1954. This club is sponsored by a department of the National Education Asso- ciation, with affiliated professional associa- tions serving every state in the nation. There' OFFICERS are over 900 chapters of F.B.L.A. in high schools and colleges throughout the United States. Printed forms are mailed to over 24,000 members and sponsors. The first chapter of F.B.L.A. was organized in 1952 and was devoted to youth development and community service. Each chapter decides upon and adopts its own projects and pro- grams. The local chapter operates under its own constitution. Purposes of the Future Business Leaders is to develop competent, aggressive business leadership, to create more understanding and interest in choosing business occupations, to develop character and co-operative efforts, to establish and improve standards for entrance into store Mary Sue, Velma, Mrs. Rentz, Ann, Kay, Mrs. King, John, Miss McGarry, Faye, Mary Lou. and office occupations, to strengthen the con- fidence of F.B.L.A. members in themselves President .................................................. Kay Steverson and their work, to encourage improvement FffSfVife3PfeSidey1' ---------- -------- V elmc' Whlie in scholarship and promote school loyalty. gecond V'Ce'P e5'dem 'l Ohf' Copeland The proiect now being undertaken by the Ft. ecretary ......................... .................... A nn Law . . . Treasure, ...-------------'Q4l.--'-4--,-'.-.....--'..-'- Mary Sue Salter Pierce Chapter IS finding out what thechances Pqrliqmenyariqn ,,,,,..,,,,.,..,,,,.,,,.--,,,, Cqrolyn Hqselgmve are for employment of high school graduates Rep0I'tGrS ........................ Faye Rimes, Mary Lou Weber in St. Lucie County. 5p0nS0rS ............ Mrs. Rentz, Mrs. King, Miss McGarry l 'VFW x ws FBQUHE lEHuntHb ui..nLnnni A. Law, D. Evans, H. Lennard, V. Strickland, M. Hansen, Miss Andrews, C. Whitehurst, B. Forsman, J. Robinson, P. Piercefield, J. Altenhoff, J. Copeland, S. Hazellief, M. Hazellief, R. Banks, W. Brown. The Future Teachers of America is an international organization. This club, first intro- duced in the Dan McCarty High School in February, 1954, was named the Helen Miller Future Teachers Club in honor of a former teacher. The FTA seeks to encourage young people to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character which are the foundation of successful teaching, acquaint them with the inspiring story of the public schools, the part free schools have played in the development of our democratic way of life, and the heroic pioneering associated with their development and expansion, :orovide them with correct information about opportunities in the various fields of educa- tion. UBHHRU HSSBTHHTS G. Shamlaty, G. Thomas, F. Hackney, E. McLeod, M. Pullum, D. Neiman, A. Newbern, S. Metzger, B. Rulapaugh, T. Church, D. Hartwein, A. French, B. Barrett, Mrs. Hagel. The Library Assistants are under the supervision of Mrs. Hagel. The purpose of the club is to learn what the resources of the library are, to render service to fellow students and faculty, and to improve the library service of the school. Membership is open to any student who is interested in service to others and who has the necessary qualities of scholarship and character. f T Lui itliuuiullllll 5 ...if it' 4+ . A. Lassiter, S. Putnam, J. Kelz, P. Murphy, A. Terry, M. Ervin, B. Mills, S. Haughton, M. Leverette, Mrs. Strickland, J. Altenhoft, C. Haselgrove, L. Schneider, Miss Duncan, D. Haughton, Sweetheart. The Letterwomen and Lettermen Clubs promote sportsmanship and leadership through the school year. The clubs also buy the letters for those participating in the major sports, and sweaters for the senior members of the various teams. This year the Letterwomen elected David Haughton as their sweetheart, while Carol Smith was the Lettermen's choice. lillilllllill i C. Snellgrove, R. Modine, J. Biles, J. Justice, D. Haughtan, A. Mills, B. Childress, B. Bryan, E. Bailey, D. Warnock, B. Forsman, T. Huff, C. Heller, E. Altman, B. Davis, S. Topol, T. Bruhn, L. Tomlinson, D. Char- land, F. von Ammon, B. Poysell, L. Smith, E. Page, B. Hatfield, M. Goforth, W. Shipman, D. Rountree, C. Sibley, B. Padrick, H. Reynolds, D. Midgette, B. Dewson, V. Gosney, W. Harrison, W. Scambler, D. Todd, R. Parker, B. Warner, B. Morris, P. Richmond, V. Strickland, D. Porter, R. Vick, E. Wouters, J., Jaquette, D. Fee, P. Frew, R. Cowan. . J A llUlll itiili .ililllllr A. Booke, B. Randel, Mary Sempepos, F. Rimes, B. Meier, Pres., G. Cail, Sec.-Tre-as., D. Evans, V. Pres., J. Kelz, G. Thomas,, J. Altenhoff, M. Knowles, B. Goodwin, A. Tolson, N. Negus, S. Putnam, C. Hosel- grove, S. Topol, B. Bryan, H. Davis, B. Forsman, R. Baggett, A. Terry, N. Lovegren, M. McKinley. This international honorary society for high school iournalists numbers over thirty- five hundred chapters, located in nearly every state in the Union, in Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, England, New Zealand and China. Organized April 10, T926 by a group of high school supervisors for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in iournalism and allied fields, the society has grown until today, some eighty thousand young iournalists proudly wear the badge of Quill and Scroll. Membership is restricted to those juniors and seniors who have done superior work in some phase of iournalistic or creative endeavor, and who have maintained a scholastic record in the upper third of their class. The local chapter, after a year of comparative inactivity, was impressively revitalized at an assembly April 8. .rf .1 SPHHISH CLUB F. Hackney, D. Evans, Sec., A. Starcher, Pres.: B. Goodwin, V. Pres., Mrs. Campbell, G. Coil, J. Cana- day, F. Nicholson, M. Knowles, J. Kelz, D. Brinson, J. Altenhoff, M. Sempepos, A. Tolson, H. Loll, W. Harrison, B. Padrick, D. Hamilton, C. Sibley, J. Thomas, L. Schneider. 1' 6 3. '- T 35:- xl.-. sz oiiHUlRL.:ilI ULUB A 9 President, Buck Bryan: V. President, Trigger Haskew: Secretary, Marvin McKinley: Treasurer, Dave Haughton. B. Rulapaugh Cail A. Starcher M. McKinley W. Goins C. Stanton S. Hardwick Hartwein D. Houghton R. Hallett A. Law S. Putnam A. Terry Whitehurst P. Barrett C. Haselgrove M. Leverette S. Sallette V. Strickland vonAmmon B. Bryan D. Evans ' D. Evans P. Kendall J. Justice Sheffield I. Taylor F. Votrobek G. Thomas J. AltenhofT B. Forsman Lewis M. Hansen R. Roberts B. Poysell K. Steverson S. Topol L. Steinfielcl Baggett L. Gustafson A. Evers A. Booke H. Loll M. Mims Randel A. Tolson H. Haskew J. Campbell H. Reynolds G. Sines Greenwood N. Lovegren B. French R. Krueger B. Sapp J. Konvalinka Arnold P. Richmond L. Schneider M. Sempepos B. Goodwin M. Altenhoft Stewart F. Hackney W. Smith J. Morrell J. Selph R. Rouse . Paul W. Leeper P. Piercefield XE. Wenger G. Burke A. Blanton M. Knowles B. Mills A. Poster C. Gollnick S. Houghton H. Cowles M. Kite J. MacMahon J. Kimes E. Menge J. Messec S. Sasser Schurman R, Terry M. Burke E. Peterson F. French L. Allman Bass P. Brennan D. Sanders G. Kasnie J. Jaquette G. Gay Hamscher P. Nowels B. Troy C. Jones D. Fee T. Goodwin Edgar D. Whitaker L. Humphries B. Willes E. Bryant T. Bridges Skaggs J. Holt R. Lattner B. Greenwood J. Davidson M. Rowe Beard A. Laenen E. Liberskty J. Vincent J. Whitaker J. Curtner Bryan J. Sloan L. Harvey K. Dye A. Brennan B. Lloyd Cohen M. Stone C. Smith J. Curtiss L. Smith B. Bond Hardison P. Jenkins J. Chason M. Fields G. Hamilton B. Reynolds Collins C. Prince C. Shaffer C. Davis C. Coxe S. Wilson Harris J. Tozour P. Whiddon G. Gadkill A. Norris S. Rock Ward E. Wilson S. Crooks R. Hodge L. Lane E. Nobles Robbins W. Denman T. Hamilton R. Neidich H. Williams R. Baggett Parker G. Blackburn J. Glady J. Draper D.. Gordy C. Hardie Hogan S. Williams J. Zahrly f. i 'E Tommy Nelson, Rosalind Rouse, Pete Frew, Betty Jean White, William Whitehurst Carol Smith Queenp David Rountree, King, Audrey Tolson, Donnie Porter, Frances Nicholson, David Hamilton Anne Booke. 'Stunt Night was sponsored by the Junior Class. It was held De- cember l7 and 18, 1954 in the Dan McCarty High School Gym- natorium. All the stunts were ex- cellent. On the first night, the School Superlatives were present- ed tothe audience. On the second night, the King and Queen and their court were presented. The winning stunt on the first night was given by the Senior Class. lt was presented again the sec- ond night. The Key Club stunt won 'First prize, the Senior Class stunt was second and the Wheel Club won third prize. Superlatives Miss Dan McCarty High-Patty Murphy Most Popular Boy-Tom Bruhn Most Versatile Girl-Joanne Kelz Most Versatile Boy-David Houghton Best Dressed Girl-Sally Putnam Best Dressed Boy-Dan Evans Cutest Girl--Judy Holt Cutest Boy-Pat Richmond Prettiest Girl-Margaret Leverette Best Looking Boy-Harold Haskew Most Intellectual Girl-Glenda Cail Most Intellectual Boy-Marvin McKinley Wittiest Girl-Alyce Terry Wittiest Boy-Donnie Porter Key Club Stunt Senior Stunt ,ff ll EPA :De wh HIUST PUPUlHH BDU HND HIISS HHH HICIIHRTU HIGH TUIH BRUHH PHTTH HIURPHLI 1. fk. v: ,T - -. , Q ,, Y 4. A Q in Q -1..'f,, , W- ., ' r'1f:'1sf IHUST VEHSHTHE GlRl HHH BU! A JUHIIHE HELZ DHVIIJ HHUGHTUII IHUST IHTELLEBTUHL GIRL HND BU! GLEHDH GHIL HIHHVIH HIUHIHLEU Q . , .W BEST IJHESSED GIRL HND B SHLLU PUHIHIH UU HHH EVHHS f. .,, I FT: V. . Q IHITTIEST GIRL HND BUU HlUIJE TEHHU UUHHLD PUHTEH 1. N . K . hp F' .Q ' f. , 'gr' f r K ,A I was - YW'-A-7' L F. ' if il H , if , K ? 4 , N UUTEST 6IHl HUD BUU JUDU HHH PHT HIUHHIUHD 1 'S gm N? 1 A ff' an . V , , - , , , i Y. ., . Q K Tllf I A 0 PRETTIEST GIRL HND HIUST HHHDSUIHE BDU IHHHGHHET LEVERETTE HHHULD HHSHEUI 5 Y V A 5 u :jg N . T-. -, . 7 'y A a .- - .Z ' f Q 3 1 -' A i I ' e IHUST HTHLETIU BU!! HHD BIHL Blll CHILUHESS HHHE LHSSITEH if V I, , .hghwfrsxnhx 2 f'2w KW Tiff , . - f, vc -3 , , - 43:5 - A9 1 vw- f '. x 1 .f fNfH 1 aff H!-T 1'- C , , i F X rf l .t f -1 'xt 1 5.3231 X L , . ff' rt' . J . A . Abi - .s 'Coach 5' ,Wi Y If .gv:,:s,- v 4 l li ' J? ' .V -2' , ' 5' Yfawxfs f? ' eww sf L ' .2 frm COACH MCKINNON Assistant Football, B. Squad Basketball, Track xml :gi z.. me . TQ .iff W ' ' 2751 'ii il 'i :'I':a-Ei.. . 'iiilnw f- ., -- Ns 5 Q .. B., W 1 if 5 l lofi ws ,H 1 1 Z t . ' 'Q i t 'L s 'fi 1 tex ,.,,, .-... 'PX , ff ,. ' . - ,L-,,2.,.,..?'-a-. if si S. az .WA 5 Um -. COACH SLA: Athletics Director Football, Golf V.,,.,2ii3C i5,,,VQi.N,, ......., .. . . , .fri Q my V fu ll ... ME .nf i L ,,t,,,, E . . ... ,,. . ., .. z., ,, -vs-em 2 Z' 3' wf.4..Q. :fr ., . 2 . . -1-eps? -.y . ,L s. .gf-we sw .. . .ite ffm. ag 4 W i- . Q .yt 2. . .Q . -,.. V W f t f. vi., fr- , it N V ---f '- - 1 .sm Q ,EE gig .3 ..,.. M . ,..,,.,,.. 1,5 5 fm., . :.. , seeds--. ,Y ,. ,sw 1,-sg? -. .1 1, ....g.1fg,.. ig, COACH THOMAS B. Squad football, Basketball, Baseball -. . .,,.. L. at ,. ,lr , t. 2 11,55 X .ef Q K ,,,. M .. Wg, ,'nL 4 x .'h if '. 5 S MARY LOU STRICKLAND ' Swimming Coach Q J . .. l Ti - ft., COACH LANIER Assistant Football, Swimming I A ' 'l'W' ' Mg l m a sr s ' ' M L gg Fi!! X vfx ,,,si? ,,, .s Egg, gi3.tRgQf ga - Q s L left A TQ. yeisffi issss x .ii This year, Mr. Couse of Lake Worth announced that at the fit. end of the football season he was going to give a trophy to the ll 0 town, team, and fans that displayed the best sportsmanship - :U ie---l-:aef.e..,,,. - fw+,-ee.. -Ag ge.. , , fx . v -5 Q g . . 0--'Sn C22 v l- . V, . fy J g X 5 1 Af, -, - P it .i V,-A ' l - , -s-gwmw ' throughout the season. Competition was keen among the schools with all trying hard to win it. At the end of the season when the totals were tabulated, Fort Pierce had the highest number of points. The beautiful trophy was presented by Sun- coast Conference president, B. L. Bryan, to the school at the annual Junior Chamber of Commerce football banquet on Jan- uary 24th, 1955. Coach Slay accepted it for the school. We are all very proud to be the winners of this trophy. COUSE SPORTMANSHIP TROPHY T' M .Q T ' A Qi ' 'f gx,-. . A HL if - ...h s 1. 5, fi ,- iiii . f .. as P Q . I ' 'r li it 5 T '- ji I' 1 Q V Patty Murphy, captain, 3 years Annette Freeman, 'I year UHEEHLEHDEHS A. Tolson, P. Murphy, A. Freeman, S. Putnam, J. Kelz, B. Mills, M. Leverette. These girls lecl our school in cheers throughout the school year. They helped tremendously in rais- ing our school spirit and sportsman- ship. They were present at every game to cheer our boys come rain or shine. Joanne Kelz, co-captain, 3 years Margaret Leverette, i year Sally Putnam, 2 years iv gi, Q VHHSll!i lffliili gli: 1 -' 1-- 1 QQ .e Q52 . 1 ' , H. Q, 'f. , 1 , Y ' fi 'QA +2 Var N ,. ' . , Q , ., -fs 4' . , .5 ,-1.5 if 192' A K J A m yn. First row: H. Reynolds, P. Richmond, D. Rountree, V. Lindsey, B. Pieper, D. Warnock, V. Gosney, C. Wolley, V. Strickland, R. Vick, D. Porter. Second row: D. Hurst, R. Tomlinson, B. Dewson, M. Holloway, T. Bruhn, R. Cowan, E. Altman, D. Charlancl, B. Bryan, B. Childress, P. Frew, A. Mills, B. Warner. Third row: Coach Lanier, R. Morris, W. Scambler, B. Davis, C. Snellgrove, R. Parker, T. Huff, D. Fee, W. Shipman, D. Miclgette, W. Harrison, Coach McKinnon, Coach Slay. ' E ' ' r . . g 3. 'B U .. le ' E 'X if DEFENSE if V E we . f jg, Q5 . ..-JQ4 -E di 'I ' 2 . rrii Sf Q' J B 'X .Lt li. . -1 . K - xi. q V .l i . Captain Tom Bruhn Harry, Trigger, Roundstump, Goz, Woolley, Henry, Red, Mississippi Traveler, Marcus, Ed. Head Manager, David Houghton 102 Craig Heller Manager .v , Q, u N il u. V' ' V 8 I A , 1 L A . xi .1 5 k 3,7 Si We B E ll 5 t f B Q1 4 .. I is l J J 3, ? . ' A A F A Ag.. AA A 2 Rlrst row Austin Mills Mark Holloway Buck Bryan Dan Hurst, Todd Huff, Bob Pieper, David Charland. Second row Charles Snellgrove Tom Bruhn Bull Davis Robert Tomlinson, Ed Altman, Bill Childress, Dan Warnock, not ttt it it 496 F B yi 4' - OFFENSE be- w f ag A , ' 'Q FQ!-re Line: Pete, Bill, Austin, Creature, Dan, Lug, Crunchy Bar. Backfleld: Billy, Parker, Buddy, Pat. Dickie Bird Manager -erigv ,, or 'ff FORT PIERCE 20-SEACREST 7 The Eagles on the rebound after the Stuart game, and playing their first home game, defeated Seacrest 20-7. This almost turned into a swimming meet as the rain came down in torrents. All-conference Bill Childress and alternate-captain Danny Warnock alternated on the ball carrying with Bill scoring the three T'D's. The picture shows Chil- dress on his way to a touchdown. The Eagles really wanted this one and they got it. .JRT PIERCE. -on -' J , .ne Dan McCarty Higi. 'chool Eagles opened their season against Stuart. Traditionally, this is iusti: warm-up game, but this year, the Eagles received a severe shock. The Eagles went into this game with a lot of confidence and came out of it wondering what hit them. Stuart was really up for the game and the Eagles were happy to come out with a 0-O tie. FORT PIERCE 'l3-PAHOKEE 'I9 This was one of the most important games of the year. The Eagles played a good game, but Paha- kee's Rosenberg was just too good. Rosenberg scored all three of Paho- kee's touchdowns and played bril- liantly on defense. Pahokee went on to win the conference champion- ship. ...Rl I . : . JRLANDO E. JE- rf WATER 6 The- Dan McCarty Eagles turned giant.. killer when they iourneyed to Orlando to play AA Edgewater High School. Orlando picked this for their homecoming game. Edge- water, before the game, was rated tenth in the state. The Eagles, how- ever, were not dismayed, and in the opening second of the second quarter, Lug Tomlinson picked up an Edgewater fumble and went over for the touchdown. The try for the point was good. Edgewater scored in the final period, but due to a bad snap by the center, the try for the point was no good and Fort Pierce went on to win. FORT PlERCE 20-POMPANO 6 With Billy Childress scoring twice and Pat Richmond once, the Eagles won their second conference vic- tory. David Rountree and Mark Holloway played good games in the line and Ronnie Parker pitched several pretty passes. The picture shows all conference Bill Childress driving over for a touchdown. 'VT' F. it 8, .T FORT PIERCE 26-NEW SMYRNA 19 ln a game that was supposed to be an easy one for the Eagles, they met surprisingly tough opposition. Fort Pierce could not get moving until late in the game. With Ron- nie Parker throwing some pretty passes in the last quarter, the Eagles scored three times to win the game. The picture shows Buddy Warner as he plunges over in the final seconds of the game for the winning touchdown. FORT PIERCE 13-BELLE GLADE 7 The Eagles traveled to Belle Glade and met surprisingly tough opposi- tion. All teams seem to play their best games against Fort Pierce and Belle Glade was no exception. FORT PIERCE 37-LAKE WORTH 0 The Eagles game with Lake Worth was perhaps the best one they played all year. Every thing they did was right. Lake Worth had, up to this time, lost only one confer- ence game. Almost all the Eagle backs broke into the scoring with Pat Richmond making a spectacular run. The picture again shows Bill Childress driving over for the touch- down. FORT PIERCE 27-CLEWISTON 20 With Phenomenal Bill Childress leading the way, Dan McCarty High School won a stubborn vic- tory over Clewiston. The game, built up as a duel between Chil- dress and Richard Bethea of Clew- iston, proved to be very thrilling. Childress scored all 27 points for Fort Pierce and sparkled on de- fense. Other Fort Pierce boys who played brilliantly in their last ap- pearance on Jaycee Field were Tom Bruhn, Mark Holloway, Buck Bryan, Bob Pieper, Austin Mills, Lug Tomlinson, Dan Hurst, Bill Davis, Ed Altman, and Dan War- nock. -'E 1 : ffl. A .- 5 4 if-fy' X U 5fs15:ffg1ei I 'T 'iiiiiifiif .., . , V , -- 4. xg x: HUHIEUUHIIHG UUEEH HIID HTTEHDHHTS Billie Jean Kemp, Alumna Attendant Suzie Dellinger, Queen Anne Lassiter, Attendant I 5 v-, Q 1 -- -iT'.? T?HT5 -. B-SUUHU 9 ? 99 F rr ff ST, 15' gee. Q5 First Row: B. Garrup, J. Gaskill, B. Steppe, J. Freeman, E. Wouters, A. Ashley, J. King, J. McCorkle, M. Egan, D. Lee, B. Willes. Second Row: D. Jenkins, T. Bridges, O. Walker, R. Buchanan, G. Shamlaty, J. Albritton, D. Pendergraft, J. Albritton, L. Smith, K. Lewis, D. Hampsher, J. Sanders. Third Row: Coach Thomas, B. Osteen, J. Macrellis, C. Seal, S. Smith, T. Hamilton, D. Waldron, E. Hall, J. Lamb, B. Hatcher, P. Sallette, B. Padrick, A. deCorde, B. Hatfield, R. McLeod, C. Heller. B-SUUHIJ IIHEEHLEHUEHS Barbara Reynolds, Sue Tidwell, Bonny Cato, Sandy Haughton, Georgia Mae Kasnie, Sara Crooks. Not Pictured: Lelaine Bryan. Hi. Inu BHSHETBHLL 5 5 3 f i ,tif J 3 r ff ece fi if . 'Q 1 'o P t V i . ' J i si n zz yas ,A if , Q fi 5 . k .K I f ' ff.. ,, Q W ' Af' .I I , X, in A Q. J X .iq ,,,l V' Q an First row Coach Thomas B Poysell R Hollett J. Justice, D. Haughton, C. Heller. Second row H Reynolds P Richmond B Greenwood B Morris, D. Midgette, D. Fee, J. Jensen. Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort Fort 09 Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Lake Worth Pahokee .- St. Anns ,,.., Pompano -- Belle Glade Stuart .... - Secrest ...... Vero Okeechobee Clewiston -- Lake Worth Pahokee .... Okeechobee Pompano J Belle Glade St. Anns ,,.. Stuart Secrest Vero .,n -,.., 1 'ifailgl Y. I Sflllllllb Bob Poysell Captain John Justice David Houghton Craig Heller Billy Childress Roger Hollett i f 1 l i i YH C C 9 1 F Qi 5 ff! Q , 1 , lu, 35? wk -- 7',lf zEl3'1w,5l : i , 'j i 11 ' 1: E35 1 A C . ,N L ,, ' .4 H3'fg3,w? t B-BHSllE'lBHll TEHIH ,V ,- D. Burke, D. Sylvester, J. McCorkle, B. Dewson, L. Wl1iCldOl'I, B- STGPPS, R. Pdfkef. B- MCL0ln, COGCl'1 McKinnon, D. Strunk, W. Denmon, F. Biles, R. Vick, R. Garret, J. Sanders, G. Walker, J. Mullins. BUUS' Gllll TEHIII . -.swf f K Jeff Backus, Dick Bird, Harold Hcskew, Bob Forsman, Arno de Cardre. -ff-. 1 W -f .Jeff . ? -- l H Pu . JI- - T L TF V'-:ei if-532, 2.4 W, ef -' 'fix T315 -vlJ'?- . 1, L .ulllm - .gist-fs ::. 1 lw5E?Hi fees. Left to Right: Coach E. Duncan, M. Kite, S. Put- nam, J. Davidson, C. Smith. Every year the golf team of Dan McCarty High School participates in the conference tour- nament at l.ake'Worth and also in the state tournament h e l d i n Gainesville. ln the past few years, the golf team has been very success- ful and much is ex- pected from them in the future. ...Q-rs K ...usd K. mms' ifnms min. GIRLS' GULF TEHIH W- is Q-- i i ggi! 1 rf K .. ii sgf 'L 3' 2' , Q, , 4 53:33 N5 ,,...1- L .K 2:: . 2,1 Q1 -.4-f., -,V V. Top Left to Right: L. J. Humphries, L. Schneid- er, A. Lassiter, V. Hardi- son, Coach E. Duncan, L. Layfield, J. Tuttle, J. Johnson, J. Altenhoff, P. Piercefield. This is the seventh year that Dan McCarty High School has had a tennis team. The team practices Monday, Wed- nesday, and Friday at Pinewood Park. They have planned to play ten matches this year and will end their sea- son, with state tourna- ment in Gainesville, April 21st. .. d -If . i - V if I x I 15- 17:5 , T Bb.S Sl11lIHlHIII6 TEHHI First row: G. Gay, J. Jaquette, W. Tolson, W. Scambler, T. Huff, R. Modine. Second row: J. Modine T. Warren, J. Gruel, A. Smiley, F. vbn Ammon, B. Willes, C. Pcldrick, L. Sharpe. Richard Mocline H3 Todd Huff ulll d1HIllnnu .ti .I ,' f fkfn-s First row left to right L Hogan B Burkett P Brennan, L. Luther, A. Tolson, S. Haughton, A. Booke, J. Holt, G Kasme Second row N Waters A Page E McLeod, M. Altenhoq, J. Koehler, J. Dunn, F. Wiggam, A. i Tqlvl Alxlil-l l P SOPHOMORE FLOAT IN THE HOMECOMING PARADE The Sophomore class float was very attractive this year and even though it did not win a prize it received many compliments. They took as their theme the Couse Sportsmanship Trophy that Dan McCarty High School won this year. W Ilya-1 N I-is l b A dk A jg, , ,. X-r Nf ' '-Lv 9 X l Q , Q - X 'S SLE f' X-XS , ,4-fAJ' ,, ASA fl fp X 2 e f S-.- f 'fa 'NX 011' ,NJ 2--T E A f I E. 5 rv.: . , f 53 C. groculcltions To The SENTORS OF '55 fu I--- T COLONIAL RESTAURANT I Tkn J ' W- IGLCSTPX TM I r,y LX 'Wifi T I A ' 5 w I e I I. . T ' oz I T X Congratulations I THE HOME TOWN RADIO STATION SENIORS or '55 You GREW UP WITH T ELI WITT TOBACCO CO. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '55 I Q - A BEST WISHES A I wr. I H' I TO THE cLAss OF '55 ga ' K ' ' 'V 'Y DAVISON CHEMICAL COMPANY DIVISION OF W. R. GRACE and CO. it 4 . 5315? if . ' I fy I FOR THAT VERY SPECIAL CORSAGE ' SEE . SMITH'S FLORAL 81 GIFTSHOPPE 7250 ORANGE AVENUE PHONE 310 TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '55 WE WISH ALL THE BEST Compliments BEST WISHES of mm TUCKER'S PIT'r's INDIVIDUAL CLOTHES FURNITURE and GAS MORANGEAVENUE FORT PIERCE, FLORIDA Compliments of Compliments cAIzIz's HOUSEWARES INC. 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The most complete selections in this area ot Florida are always ready for your inspection. 44. BEST wisHEs, cLAss or 1955 FLORIDA BANK AT FORT PIERCE Money In The Bank Is Security Unspent Compliments of No Soup-- STONE BUICK Plenty of Nuts E flat FORT l7lERCE HARDWARE 5-4 S X 124 South 5th Street li -w--'91 W Vg,,i ,l, c,E. A , yi 'R' f M - f Et 2 -ff-2 ' f 'Sf- W e ii ' ' ' ' 1. LL. 4 C . 5, ' x IA. x , hd' in Q54 Q , 44? . 1121 - .JIS -Wai' Q 1:- U. 4 K qw! 4 1' 42 i I - D Q f!!s, Jm.? 'M U1- He . 4 A 1 if , i ali 5 . ' Ab P ,, r I Wag wi. -if M'-Q: Compliments S O U T H N D ' f O CAFETERIA mc. PARAMOUNT CLEANERS O of Th S th, ne e ou s and Finest LAUNDRY 106 South 4th Street 208 Depot Drive Phone 9291 wnhneu' LAU N D P. Er DRY CLEANERS SERVING THE INDIAN RIVER AREA HUMPHRIES INC Home Appliances RCA Television B. F. 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Dan McCarty High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 90

1955, pg 90

Dan McCarty High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 43

1955, pg 43

Dan McCarty High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 7

1955, pg 7

Dan McCarty High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 88

1955, pg 88

Dan McCarty High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 78

1955, pg 78

Dan McCarty High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 59

1955, pg 59

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