Dan McCarty High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL)

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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.

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