Duncan University Fletcher High School - Senator Yearbook (Neptune Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

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VIRGINIA BOBO Faculty Sponsor SUE OLDHAM Typist Assistant Art KATHY MARTIN Business Manager SYBIL ANDREW LOIS COX Feature Editor MARGO BALL Assistant r ANNE PARKER Asslstant Edrtor DIANE SHEASLEY Advertising Circulation Manager HARRISON RUCKER Sports Editor MARLENE WADSWORTH Editor In Chief SALLY PEYTON Art Editor DOLLY PERMENTER Photography MARY RILEY Photography ANITA WADSWORTH MICHAEL vEAL MRS CLARA SEALE Assistant Features Agglgtant Sports Busmess Sponsor ,r ik 3111 its 5 i s If-g fy 3 PRINCIPAL' MESSAGE H s always enough +o be a Flefcher s+uden+. You don'+ have 'io come from one parf of lhe beach rafher 'ihan anolher. You don'+ have +o be rich, and you don'+ have fo be poor. You don? have fo play foofball or be an edifor. High grades, low grades, if doesn'+ ma'Her for friendship. Everyone has lo+s of friends a+ Fle+cher. l+'s fhe bes+ fhing abouf being a sfudenl here. You can be yourself and no+ have +o fry +o be like somebody else. Nobody is lefl ou'I'. For six+een years 'rhe sfudenfs have made ii' fha? way--wilhoui bullies, wi+hou+ lonely, friendless people. The way ii worlcs is like +his. You don'+ loolc a+ olher people and fhink, l'm belief-- or, l'm worse-- . You accepl' fhem as people. l+'s good enough for 'rhem 'ro be Flefcher s+uden1's , you ihinlc. And iha'l's lhe way lhe s'iuden+s a+ Flefcher have been since +he firsf day. MISS MILDRED PENCE E S Indiana Unnversnty Dean of Grrls DR GARTH H AKRIDGE B S E M A Ph D Teachers College Columbia Unnversuty Mathematics aw pAvAllABl.E MRS EDITH BELCHER Georgia State College for Women English FACULTY Assam wum ncwnss Untunoc Qi' fb' xl I lx l W BR NT B A M A Umversnty of Florida Assistant Principal MRS SUE ALEXANDER A B M A Unnverslty of Kentucky Librarian MRS VIRGINIA BOBO Unlverslty of North Carolina History MISS CORNELIA BURGE MISS GERTRUDE CAREY MR GEORGE CREWS MRS LOUISE DeVANE A B M A B S B S E B S Ed University of llllnols Florida State Unlversrty University Of Florida University of Georgla French Englrsh Home Economics Industrral Arts Crafts Civics : NU tfiiozqt 2,1 'i' I MR. OWEN ESSLINGER Jacksonville College of Music Jacksonville Junior College Band, Music MR. JULIAN FERRIS B.S.E. Syracuse University Physical Education ' MRS. EVELYN HACKETT B.M. Flora MacDonald Latin, English MR. JEFFRY IAN HENDERSON B.S., M.P.E. University of Florida Physical Education l Xl! MR. RUSSELL HICKEN B.S. Florida State University A Miss MARY L. HINKLE A.B. Greensboro College Physical Education MR. FRANK HOYE B.A.E. University of Florida English, Geography, Physical Ed ' Ucahon Mies. LUCILE HUME B.A. Newberry College Study Hall MR. DONALD JARRETT B.S., M.P.E. Purdue University Physical Education, Health MR. JOHN JOCA B.S., M.A.E. University of Florida Chemistry, Mathematics if . Q 2 X , . f ki .- l . 99 ' N3 Photo not Aivailalhle MRS. RUTH E. LEGGE A.B., B.S.E., M.A. Ohio State University English MRS. BETTY MADISON B.S., M.A.E. University of Chicago University of Florida Commercial, Social Studies MRS. HELEN MERRILL A.B., A.M. Asbury College Florida State University English, Physical Science, Mathematics MR. RALPH O'CONNELL B.A. University of Delaware Driving MISS THELMA PARKER B.S.E. University of Florida Health, English, Biology MR. JAY LOGUE B.S,E., M.E.D., C.T.C. Pennsylvania State College Drafting MRS. GRACE MARCELLUS B.M. Eastman School of Music Music, Glee Club MRS. ELIZABETH NEASE B.S. Florida State University Mathematics MISS CARMELITA ORTIZ B.A.E., M.A. University of Florida Spanish, English MRS. ARDATH PIERCE A.B., M.A. Colorado State College University of Denver English, Speech MR. WALLACE PIERCE B.S., M.S., Pe. Dir. Indiana University Biology MRS. LOIS RICHARDS B.S. Winthrop College Home Economics MR. JOHN SUTTON B.S. University of Florida General Science MISS LUCIA WARREN A.B., M.A. University of Florida 59+ Typing, Bookkeeping 'E' MR. M. E. WISEN B.S.E. University of Nebraska Woodwork R6 W University of New Hampshire MRS. KATHERINE PRATER B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Physical Education MRS. CLARA SEALE B.S. California State Teachers College Mathematics DR. RICHARD WALSH D.E.D. University of Florida History MRS. MARTHA WILCOX AB. Troy State Teachers' College Mathematics ,f if' . wx tl' 1' n ,ff . jx J' pf: lr 'X I y .-a . gg alex TJ AJ y, X x . lp SJ I Q Ili 1 E ' Rs. ANNIE wooo ' 1 B.A,E. fl f fy was niversity of Florida ll' L. Geography, Mathem ics I-A ' 'x , 'SES Photo not .x4vai,aAA I HAROLD ELMER President JOHN VEAL Vice President ANNE PARKER Secretary SYBIL ANDREW MRS HELEN MERRILL Sponsor TOMMY HULIHAN Treasurer Sergeant-af-Arms LAWRENCE J. ADAMS Larry He holds his own against the world and in athletics he leads. College, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, F Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Latin Club 'l, 2, Prom Committee 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. SYBIL CORA ANDREW Sib Laughing, smiling ever more, She's a girl we all adore. College, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Library Council 3, Senator 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Govern- ment 3, 4, Softball 2, Who's Who 4. l EMILY HENRIETTA ARNOLD Henri Curly hair, shining eyes, merry humor, she's a prize. General, .Lnhn Gorrie 1, Blue and Gold I, Glee Club l, Robert E. Lee 2, Fletcher 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, GAA 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Who's Who 4. JILL BABB Gaze into her eyes and you will see an angel, Gaze a little longer and you will see an imp. General, John Gorrie I, Landon 2, Fletcher 3, 4, Fletcher Hi Time 3, 4, Glee Club 3, GAA 3, 4, NFL 4, Maiorettes 3, 4, Office Staff 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Who's Who 4. KENNETH LINN BARRETT Skipper Never idle a moment but thrifty and thoughtful of others. College, Band l, Debate Club 3, F Club 2, 3, A, Foot- ball Manager 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Spanish Club 2, Student Government A, Swimming 3, 4. MARGO FRANCES BALL Nina As sweet and fair as a flower in spring. General, GAA 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Senator 4, Senior Girls 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. STACEY Rowe BARBER Aunt Lucille Ability, energy, strength-these are the qualities of Stacey. Track 3, 4, Who's Who 4. DOUGLAS MATTHEW BARTLE BEETLE l'd rather lead a band. College, Band l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Band Council Chairman 4. College, Band l, Baseball l, Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Latin Club l, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, SANDRA JOAN BARTLETT Sandy BERT EDWIN BIBBY Pogo More matter with less art, the kind of fellow every- one likes. College, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, F Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Track 3, 4, Who's Who 4. DONALD RAY BISHOP He gave every man his ear but few his voice. General, F Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Track Man- ager 3. A finer girl is not to be found. College, Gloversville High School 1, 2, 3, Library Club lt 22 Choir l, 2, 3, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3: Fletcher 4, Dramatic Club 4, Senior Girls 4, Y-Teens 4. MABLE ELAINE BEARSS l'Pudgy We do not know much of her, but what we know is good. General, Romulus High School l, 2, 3, Library Council 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Fletcher 4: Senior Girls 4. MARY CARLISLE BLACKMAN Sunshine Mary is athletic, friendly, and kind, Another just like her you'll never find. General, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, GAA 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Y-Teens 2, 3. SALLY W. BLENUS ifsamff JOAN ADELAIDE BRADLEY Raving Red She's full of fun, she's full of life. College, Garland Street Junior High School 'l, Latin Club 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 2. JAMES RANDOLPH BROWN Randy Fields are won by those who believe in winning. College, Baseball 2, Class Officer 2, 3, Debate Club 2, 3, 4, F Club 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Northeastern 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Senator 2, 3, 4, Student Government l, 2, 3, 4, President, Boys' State 3, Harvard Book Award 3, Who's Who 4. Girls 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, She has as many friends as she has freckles. College, Cheerleaders 3, Glee Club 3, GAA 3 4 Maiorettes 2, Office Staff 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior -li-'HIFI' ROBERT E. BUSH ,Babu When work and pleasure clash, Let the work go to smash. General, Prom Committee 3. EVELYN DOROTHY CAMERON Ewa Fair, wise, and College, Lincoln 2, 37 GAA 'l, 2 2, 3, Swimming 5 Student Government l, 2, Latin Club FRANK ERUIN BRUNSON Men of few words are the best men, General, Prom Committee 3. ROBERT LEE BUCK Luscious l'A'manner so quiet, a personality so fine, a better man is hard to find. College, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, F Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4. winning, she's a splendid girl. Junior High 'lg East Rockford High 2, Fletcher Ag Senior Girls 4, MARTHA ANN COMPTON Mousie Bewitching eyes, a winning smile, and a sweet per- sonality, are secrets of Martha's popularity. General, Glee Club 1, GAA 3, 4, Maiorettes 2, 3, Office Staff 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Fletcherettes I, Who's Who 4. JAN CARROLL Always laughing, always gay, that's Jan in every way. General, Robert E. Lee 2, Fletcher 3, 4, Maiorettes 'I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4. SARA ANN CLARK An appearance of delicacy, and even of fragility, is always essential to beauty, General, Dramatic Club 3, Fletcher Hi Time 4, Glee Club 1, GAA 2, 3, 4, Library Council 4, Maiorettes I, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Who's Who 4, NFL 4. CHRISTINE ANN COOPER Chris So quiet she seems so still and wise, fill we see the twinkle in her eyes. College, Sehyville High School 1, Latin Club I, 2, Office Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4. 3, Northeaster 4, Office Staff 2, 3, Senior Girls 4, CAROLYN MARIE Cox Quiet of voice and sweet of face. General, Mattoon High School l, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3, FHA l, 2, 3, Eastern State High School 3, Class Officer 3, Prom Committee 3, Fletcher 4, Senior Girls 4, Student Government 4. LOIS JEANNETTE Cox Apple She lives with laughter in her eyes, a smile on her lips, and a song in her heart. College, Joliet Township High School l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Chorus i, 2, Fletcher 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Glee Club 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, NFL 4, Northeaster 4, Prom Committee 3, Fletcher Hi Time 4, Senator 4, Senior Girls 4. WALTER DARE Dicicimsow, JR. Doty Happy am I, from care l'm free, why aren't they all contented like me? College, Basketball 'l, F Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 2, 3, A. lf V BETTY JUNE DoRouoH She is good natured ever, and has a good word for General, Class Officer 1, French Club 2, 3, Fletcherettes 'l, 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Student Government 2, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3. nsonnyu CHARLES LAMAR FIELDING Zero, Chuck Look, he's winding up the watch of his wit, by and by it will strike. General, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 1, 2, F Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Fletcher Hi Time 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, Northeaster 4, Office Staff 3, Prom Committee 3, Who's Who 4. MERVYN KAY FITCH Pretty brown hair, friendly eyes, wonder where her fortune lies? General, Robert E. Lee 2, 3, Fletcher 4, Class Officer 1, Glee Club 1, Senior Girls 4. HARRY HILDING EKHOLM, JR. -fa 1'Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. College, Band 1, Football 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 3, Swimming 1, 2, 4. HAROLD THOMAS ELMER Elmer Fudd Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. College, Basketball 1, 2, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, F Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Library Council 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Student Government 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Who's Who 4. QF M Si-i1Ri.EY MAUREEN GARDNER As pretty a starlet as anyone could wish to see. College, Debate Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4. NATHAN Hix FRAZER ,,Na,,, I just love work, l could sit and watch it for hours. College, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Track 3, 4. GEORGE ANN FREEMAN George Quiet and courteous at work and play she pushes forward with little to say. General, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Y-Teens 2, 3. CAROLYN ZOE HAGAN Moms Her friends are as numerous as sands on the seashore and her enemies as ice on the summer seas. General, Landon I, Baseball I, Fletcher 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Library Council 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Girls 4, Spanish Club 2, 4. KATH E RINE EMMA HALLADAY Din-vples Best kind of sport, and a pal trueebluef' General, Basketball 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Y-Teens 2, 3. ,Mlm BETTY RAE HATCHER Betty As lovely and as full of light as an evening star on a winters night. College, Cheerleaders 3, A, Fletcher Hi Time 4, Glee Club 2: GAA 2, 3, 4, Maiorene 1, 2, Office Staff 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Spanish Club I, 2. THOMAS HAvvE HULIHAN Tommy Little we think, less we do, isn't it funny how we pull through? College, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer l, , F Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2 3 Prom Committee 3, Who's Who 4. ELMA Lou ELIZABETH IVEY Lu Lu Quick and lively, happy and gay, a smile for all who come her way. General, Basketball 'l, 2, GAA 3, 4, Maiorettes 4, Prom Committee 3, Fletcherettes 1, Senior Girls 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, Who's Who 4. ANNA Louise KESSEL If silence were golden, Anna would be a pauperf' College5 Albany High I, 25 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Savannah High 35 Basketball 35 Fletcher 45 Dramatic Club 4. CAROLE ANN KISSLING Quiet and demure, a friend upon whom you can always be sure. College5 Dramatic Club 35 GAA 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Senior Girls 45 Spanish Club 3. l l GEORGE OREN KLUTTZ l'Reezy A more jolly fellow is hard to find. Collegep F Club 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Latin Club I, 25 Prom Committee 35 Who's Who 4. FRED WALTER LEAK All great men are dead, and l don't feel well myself. College5 Latin Club 1, 25 Prom Committee 3. 4, Dramatic Club l, 4, Senior Girls 4, Spanish 2, 4. JOHN BOAL LEGGE B, B. College, Band l, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. cinn- N-al CAROL ANNE Luivuvius Quiet, unruffled, always the same, like some sweet picture in a frame. General, Osaka American High School i, 2, Class Of- ficer I, Columbia High 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Fletcher KATH LE EN ROWE MARTIN Kathy A merry heart doth good like a medicine. College, Basketball 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Senator 4, Senior Girls 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Who's Who 4. Atoot and light-hearted I take to the open road, Healthy, free, the world before me. Basketball l, 3, 4, F Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, Manager 3, French Club I, 2, Glee Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Joi-IN WILLIAM LENNON Bill His attractive friendliness and unwavering dependa- bility, are only a few reasons for his popularity and success. College, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. W1L1.iArvi McCue Bill Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. GeneraI5 Prom Committee 3, RONALD SHAW Moons Pleurisy I breathed a song into the air-it's flying still, for all I know round the world by radio. College5 Ensley High School 1, 25 Football 1, 25 School Chorus l, 25 Fletcher 3, 45 Football 45 French Club 35 Hi'Y 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Track 3. Sue DALE OLDHAM Charming, pretty, and petite, but not more charming than she is sweet. College5 GAA 35 Latin Club 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Office Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Senator 45 Senior Girls 45 Student Government 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 35 Who's Who 4. WANDA FAY Mic KLER Mike Beautiful and sweet, neat and fair, loved by everyone everywhere. General5 Class Officer lg Glee Club 25 GAA 2, 3, 4 Maiorettes 2, 35 Office Staff 35 Prom Committee 3 Senior Girls A5 Who's Who 4. FLOYD ELDo O'QulNN CHARLES HARBY PAGE, JR. nBUddyn A well-liked fellow and a star on the football field. General, Landon I, 2, Fletcher 3, 4, F Club 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 3, Who's Who 4. LILA ANNE PARKER A lovely face, a heart of gold, a brilliant mind are hers, we're told. General, Andrew Jackson 2, Cheerleaders l, Y-Teens 2, Fletcher 3, 4, Debate Club 3, Dramatic Club 2, 37 Library Council 3, NFL 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Qt..ll and Scroll 4, Senator 4, Senior Girls 4, Student Go-ern- ment I, 2, 4, Who's Who 4. Quiet and shy, a real swell guy. College, Latin Club I, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Government 2. HUGH OWENS, JR. HC-hipn Take it easy, have your fun, and let the old world flicker on. College, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club l. DOROTHY SlNGLETARY PERMENTER Dolly She is clever and attractive, too, When you are with her you can't be blue. College, Basketball 3, Dramatic Club 3, GAA l, 2, 3, Office Staff 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Senator 4, Senior Girls 4, Swimming 2. GEORGE PERRY An easy going manner will help in life's great span General, Band l, Prom Committee 3. SARAH HINES PEYTON Sally Sally thoroughly enjoys life and is always seen with a smile that instantly wins you. College, Basketball 2, Cheerleaders 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Latin Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, North- easter 3, Prom Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Sena- tor 4, Senior Girls 4, Student Government 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, WhO's Who 4. NANCY NAOMI PORTER Kitten No matter what others may be, she will always be herself. College, Broad Ripple High School I, Fletcher 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Fletcher Hi Time 3, French Club I, 2, Northeaster 4, Office Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4. WILLIAM HARRISON RUCKER He is tall and jolly, one never sees him melancholy. College, DuPont I, Class Officer l, Fletcher 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Key Club 4, Latin Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Senator 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Track 3. MARY PIERPONT RILEY Pont Whence is the learning? Hath thy toil o'er books consumed the midnight oil? College, Debate Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, National Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, Northeaster 4, Office Staff 2, Prom Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Senator 4, Senior Girls 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Thespians 2, 3, 4. ALLISON AUSTIN ROBINSON Buddy A man most fair and square. General, Band 1, 3, 4, Prom Committee Nl' ,...,..-10 CAROLYN SUE RYKER Puddles Her complexion is as fair as her personality. General, GAA 2, 3, Latin Society 3, 4, Northeaster Committee 3, Senior Girls Club I, 2, National Honor 4, Office Staff 3, 4, Prom 4, Y-Teens 2, 3. JOANNE TOMOCHIMA SMITH Hot Rod Full of pep, ful of life, a little world of happiness. General5 North Fulton High l, 2, 35 Basketball 35 Class Officer 25 Glee Club lj GAA 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Fletcher 4. JANE STEWART SANDERSON Her very frowns are fairer far, than smiles of other maidens are. Collegeg Debate Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 French Club l, 25 NFL 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Northeaster 25 Prom Committee 35 Senior Girls 45 Thespians 4. RUSSELL GORDON SMITH Flash Beware, I may do something sensational yet. General5 National Honor Society 15 Prom Committee 3. DIANE MARION SHEASLEY ,,Di,, She wears a smile that won't erase. College5 Dramatic Club 35 Glee Club 35 GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Office Staff 35 Prom Committee 35 Senator 45 Senior Girls 45 Swimming 2, 35 Y'Teens 3. hui? MARTHA ANN STARNES Marty A merry smile that shows a bit of her sunny dis- position. General, Lakeview High School 3, Fletcher l, 2, 4, Basketball l, 2, Class Officer 'l, Glee Club l, GAA l, Fletcherettes 1, Majorettes 4, Office Staff 2, Senior Girls 4. JANE FRANCES STARK A kind heart makes a success. General, Bishop Noll Central l, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Fletcher 4, Senior Girls 4. HENRY SAMUEL STouT Preacher Athletic, witty, and full of fun, he's made a friend of everyone. College, Class Officer l, F Club 2, 3, 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JOAN RAE STARK Mio., A light heart lives long. General, Bishop Noll Central 1, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2 Basketball l, 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 Fletcher 4, Senior Girls 4. HELEN GENEVA STRICKLAND lf she ever knew an evil thought, word. Girls 4. HELEN CAROLE SWANNER Efficient and courteous, a girl after your heart. General5 French Club 1, 25 Prom Committee 3. GLORIA GLENNA SWAYZE Bubbles Let it be said of her, she radiated contentment. General5 French Club l, 25 Prom Committee 3: Senior Girls 4. she spoke no evil General5 Albany High School I, 25 Basketball l, 25 Glee Club l, 25 Library Council I, 25 Fletcher 3, 45 Senior ELIZABETH JANE STRUDEL l'Betry Her honesty admitted no Jiscourse to her beauty. College5 Athens High School 1, 25 Debate Club 3, A Latin Club 2, 35 NFL 45 Northeaster 3, A5 Prom Com mittee 35 Senior Girls 45 Y-Teens 3, 4. V Tomy ANDREWS VICENT Good nature and good sense are ever joined. General, Glynn Academy I, 2, 3, Baseball 3, Basket- P0 LUTHER CHANDLER TOOLE Luttie 1 He has a certain earnestness which we all respect. College, Dramatic Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Prom Committee, Chairman 3, Thespians 4, 4, Who's Who 4. ball 2, Class Officer l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, Track 2, Joi-tm SPEED VEAL Big John Welcomed wherever he goes, and valued for himself. College, Bolles 2, Fletcher 1, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Football 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Who's Who 4. 'Y' Fletcher 4. N 1 . NINA MARLENE WADSWORTH ,,Mar,, 'fNine-tenths of wisdom consists in being wise in time. College, Class Officer 3, Debate Club 3, 4, Dramatic l Club 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, NFL 3, 4, National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Senator, Editor 4, Senior Girls 4, Spanish Club 3, Student Government I, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. BARBARA ANN WILKINSON Hpug., Above all things, be carefree, gay, and lighthearted. General, GAA 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Maiorettes 4, Of- fice Staff 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4, Y- Teens 2, 3. NORMAN KENT WAMPLER Turtle Teachers and classes are my only objection to edu- cation. College, Columbia High 2, Fairview High 3, Fletcher 1, A, Hi-Y 3, A, Football l, French Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Track 3. JOSEPH LLOYD WRIGHT ujoen Promise is most given when the least is said. College, Murphy High School 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Fletcher 4. ROBERTA LOUISE WANAMAKER Berta Lo The milclest manner and the gentlest heart. General, Band l, 2, 3, BAA 4, Fletcherettes l, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls 4. LAST WILL A D TE TAME T To Whom IT May Concern Thus us The LasT Wull and TesTamenT of The Members of The Class of T953 of Duncan U FleTcher un The cuTy of Jacksonvulle Beach The STaTe of Floruda I-lavung aTTended Thus unsTuTuTuon The requured peruod of Tume we have managed To Iuve Through The many headaches hearTaches and backaches wuTh unadverT enTly happen un hugh school The sTaTe we have now ascended unTo us one of culTure wusdom and sophusTucaTuon vvhuch we consuder essenTual To adulThood We The above menTuoned Class of T953 of The sand school and cuTy realrzung our Tenure aT FleTcher us approachlng uTs Tunush before we bud adueu do hereby and herevvuTh besTow our mosT pruzed possessuons as we deem proper We ask ThaT you respecT our uudgmenT for The wruTers are neuTher preuuduced nor ouT of Theur munds PART I Arfucle l The Senuors of 53 leave To The TaculTy our very deepesT graTuTude and Thanks for all The help and consuderaTuon They have guven us Arfucle ll The Senuor Class of 53 leaves To The Class of 54 The pruvuleges The Truumphs and uoys ThaT go wuTh being a Sensor Of course we also leave you Mrs Merrull Arfucle Ill The Senuor Class of 53 would luke To leave To The Class of 55 our superuor knowl edge buT sunce we cannoT we leave only only a word of advice aTTempT To acquure all The money possuble for your Prom Arfucle IV The Senuor Class of 53 leaves To The Class of 56 a very wrse suggesTuon Buuld Today Then sTrong and sure vvufh a furm and ample base And ascenclung and secure you shall Tomorrow fund your place Arfucle V The Senuor Class of 53 leaves To The Classes of 57 and 58 our well acquured manners and our abuluTy To arruve un class on Tume PART II The Tollowung are The unduvudual bequeaThs of The members of The Senuor Class of 1953 I Sybul Andrews leave The Senuor Class Treasury To Amory MerruTT hopung To have beTfer luck collecT money from The class I, HenrueTTa Arnold leave regreTs for beung so shorT To Bully Jo ScoTT 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ,-' . 1 . , . . , , . . . 1 1 . , . , . , . . , , . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 I - . 1 Tommy Hullhan leave my outstandnng abllsty to play football to Franklnn Dickinson George Klutz leave my ablllty to take all klnds of klddmg to James Mlnton QPoor guy D Fred Leak leave my great bulld to Joe Rowley Dean Flewwelm and Bull Evenden for there rs enough to spllt It three ways John Legge leave taking my Model A wlth me stlll beluevlng that I can out race Raymond Grlmes un his car Bully Lennon leave my ablllty to wear a size BV2 low cut shoe on my slze IO foot to Claude Mld gett whose l3V2 foot ought to be lust rnght Bully McCue leave my row of trees In Palm Valley that I swung on to get to school to Louls Weber CI hope you are able to make It to school on time Nat Frazer leave to Joe Coenen and Bull Broome my dlce and cards that were used In wmnlng ways Sonny Ekholm leave a worn out pair of swnmmnng fnns and a faded paxr of swimming trunks to Bob Clark so that he may lnherlt my expert swrmmlng ablllty Kent Wampler leave to Buddy Torrence and Fred Pohland my ummunlty to all blondes CAny shape form or fashron D Joe Wrnght hereby wxll my seats In Mrs Merrlll s classes to Carl Sandrfer Henry Stout wlll to Kenneth Yancey one palr of beat up low cuts I hope he breaks hrs neck Ronald Moore leave the power to be a great lover to Buddy Beasley and Donald Ames knowing full well that It wnll take more than one to handle Floyd OQulnn leave my manly silence to Richard Pvke and Bull Hlers to enhance their manly appeal Hugh Owens leave my ablluty to refrain from carrying books to Robert Drxon and Bobby Solano Buddy Page leave my laps to Mayo Gabriel to get busted ln the games Harruson Rucker leave my talent of managing to look comfortable In too small desks to Corald Gerber and Gene Nelson slnce they are as hard to fit as m Alllson Robinson leave my posutlon In the band to James Alllson or Tommy Robnnson Gordon Smith leave to Warren Wllkunson Robert Baer and James Holmes all the spare parts of my motorcycle John Veal being of healthy mnnd and body I guess leave Fletcher for good and Jennne for awhile Marlene Wadsworth leave the Edltorshlp of the Annual to my suster Anita so we can keep It In the famulyj Roberta Wannamaker leave Fletcher hopung to take Walter Coburn with me Barbara Wllkerson leave my happy go lucky ways to June Harrnngton and Betty Jean Eubanks Luther Toole leave my dravlng manual to Lex Hester so that he wont wreck any more cars Anne Parker leave my ablllty to have a neat ap pearence to Jane Bancroft and my Brulllant Mlnd to Frances Johnston Carol Lumus leave my many storles to Bernice Mllllgan and Joann Joannldes We Larry Adams and Harold Elmer leave our abll :ty to wan Mrs Merrlll to Gus Johnson and Edgar Emanuel knowlng they wall need It Stacey Barber bellevlng that I am of sound mrnd leave my Ipana smile to Mrs Hume Kenneth Barrett leave the lob of benng Editor of the Northeaster to Mnke Veal CHappy ad hunt :ng Douglas Bartle leave the band to a conscientious band member G W Hartley What are you going to do with It G W 'PD Bert Blbby leave Fletcher with a sad heart as I have to leave Betty behind Donald Bushop leave to Elmo Jones and Howard Phnllps my share of Jlmmres Place as It IS too much for any one person Randy Brown leave all my headaches heartaches and backaches to Corky Borders In hopes that he can full my shoes as a great lover and states man Frank Brunson leave to Jummy Mullns and George Floyd my secret method of gettlng more whlte sllps than blue Lee Buck leave my bar bells to Charles Booth that he may grow to be a bug man like me and speclal unstructlons for Donald Wlgglns and Jummy Taylor to coach hum Bobby Bush leave all my cooklng abllltues to Eddie Cherry and Anthony Carbo Doty Ducknnson leave behund memones only I hope Chuck Frelclung leave my athletnc abulnty to Car roll Jordan so he can take up from where I left 1 1 I . . . 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Jill Babb leave gladly to ioin Robert Margo Ball leave my ablllty to pass my tests IH shorthand to Jessue McDannels Sandra Bartlett leave my qulet resolute manner to Estelle Norrls and Barbara Perry Mabel Bearse leave my druvnng skxll to Audrey Fletcher she can use It to her best abnllty Mary Blackman leave my loud mouth to Duane Chunn Sally Blenus leave my lonesome moments to Jenny after John graduates Joan Bradley leave my red halr and bad temper to Patsy Matthews and Norma Jean Greenlaw hoplng they can do more with them than I Evelyn Cameron leave my Yankee Llngo to Joan Ahern Jan Carroll leave my place In Ieadrng the band to Dorothy Sheesley hoping she has as much fun as I did Sara Ann Clark would leave my ablllty to dress well to Nancy Jensen but knownng she doesnt need It I wont Martha Compton leave Fletcher seeklng another Tommy Chrlstlne Cooper leave my dark eyes to Barbara Vlgne hoping you too may get a man with them Carolyn Cox leave my unmanageable blonde haur to Jane Kung Louls Cox leave my hystencal laugh to Stephanne Mitchell and Sandra Lee Roberts maybe they can do better wlth It Betty June Dorough leave all the sufferrng and fun of the Senior year to Dorothy Wllson Mervyn Fitch leave my fnendly ways to Jeanne Harben George Ann Freeman leave my shyness to Jerry Scogglns Shlrley Gardner leave to Barbara Tucker a palr of worn ballet sllppers they re stlll good for a few more holes Carolyn Hagen leave my wlnnnng smnle to Blanche Splker In hopes that It wlns as much for her as It has me Kathernne Halladay leave 25 ltnes of Macbeth to Elnzabeth Mann hopnng she will have as much fun memoruzung them as I dad Betty Hatcher leave my love for the Marine Corp to Carol Rochester Cas lf she needed tty Elma Lou lvey leave my ablllty to laugh at Iufes darkest moments to Carolyn Smlth Anna Kessel leave my ambutlon that when I due to climb the stairs rather than slide down the bannster to Phylls Terry Tony Vicent leave all the classwork that I never ded to Bruce Durden Charles Thomas and Darrell Durrance to catch up on It Carol Krssllng leave my sweet ways to Lucy Chao and Ann Dow hoplng they wall use them properly Kathy Martln leave my wrt and especnally my abllnty to laugh at the drop of a hat to Jerrle Cotton Faye Mlckler leave my good looks and shapely legs to Patsy McClure Qtoo bad glrlsj Sue Oldham leave my dalnty petlteness to Janet Dabney and Sazanne Stokes knowlng It wlll be well used Dolly Permenter bequeath my crylng un the show or on emotronal occaslons to Betty Hore along wtth a dozen bath towels as I have gone to gonn Johnny Ray Sally Peyton leave my boyish ways and especially my love for the cheerleaders to Dot Keys Nancy Porter leave my never endung struggle through Sensor Englrsh to Ethel Rolllns and Jer: Hu Mary Pnerpont Ruley leave my llttle green truck to Carrle Bell Arnold so she will have a rude to club on Monday afternoons Carolyn Ryker leave Fletcher guvlng Coach Brants offtce work to Sandra Lay and Pat Horner hopnng they wall have as much fun as I dnd Jane Sanderson leave my lob as social chairman In Sub Junxors to Carol Belcher CHappy Christ mas formal plannnng knddoD Duane Sheasley leave to Bonnre Smnth and Lucy Gregory a bottle of peroxrde as I know It wlll be IH good hands I Jo Ann Smuth leave my Pontlac convertlble for the football team to get to the games on time We Jane and Joan Stark benng twlns leave thus same accomplxshment to Dorothy and Sammy Wllson I Martha Starnes leave my sense of humor to Martha Hancock Geneva Strlckland leave my love for gym to Jeannette Hammock Betty Strudel leave my car to the walklng Y Teens especually Carol Brown Helen Swanner leave the thlng I am making n Home Ec to Mary Young rn hopes that she can wear rt sunce I cant Gloria Swayze leave my test papers from Mrs Merrulls Macbeth to Eleanor McKenze If shes fool enough to accept them , . 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LUTHER Qin JAN 5:4-wx 1 Af' .vt LL , . -...,,,,,xh . v, J if T -',, ,g f 1 A HENRY '-of 'Wu 3-wi BETTY C CLASS HISTORY The March of Tume Beung a Senuor us a pretty seruous thung but the process of becomung one us even more seruous Fuve long years are spent un preparatuon but now that they are over and we are actually Senuors they seem very short and wonderful As we look back on them only the pleasant thungs are remembered Seventh peruods term papers blue slups and numerous trups to the offuce fade away and only the brught happy memorues remaun On the mornung of September 2 T947 a group of scared .Seventh Graders crept unto the Fletcher gym and trued to look at ease Soon Mr Doggett told us thungs we must do and thungs we must not do Our names were read and we were told to follow our homeroom teachers Thus was to become a famuluar process un the years to come but then expectung the worst none of us thought we would possubly survuve a week much less years The portables were our homes and they sheltered us from the guant Eughth Graders and the Nunth Grade gods Soon however we began to feel our way out of the put and start the long march up the hull Muss Burge Mrs Wulcox Mrs Tuson and Mrs Wood proved to be fauthful fruends and told us that the the surest way was by doung homework dauly and stayung out of trouble We followed theur advuce and when the year was over we found some brught spots after all When school started agaun we were Eughth Graders and no longer the babues of the school We moved unto the maun buuldung and rememberung our lost feel ung we trued to help the new Seventh Graders feel at home That year was full of new thungs Sux new classrooms and a cafeterua uncreased the buuldung by another wung That year we also had Open House and our furst batch of unternes Mrs Bobo Mrs Seale and Mrs Carpenter were our stand bys and before we saud good bye to them we knew Amerucan Hustory backwards and forwards and had our furst taste of Algebra In September when we came back as Nunth Graders and bug wheels of Junuor Hugh we notuced that our classmates were really growung up The gurls wore lup stuck and becomung haur dos unstead of pug tauls The boys were more careful about washung theur ears and combung theur haur Mrs DeVanes Cuvucs Mrs Neases Algebra and Mrs Dunca'ns Scuence and Match makung fulled our days not to mentuon trups to court and the coffee plant the Evaluatuon Commuttee and the Chrustmas Formal Our football team won the Northeast Conference Champuon shup that year and were we proud of them After all we made most of the nouse un the grandstands At the end of the furst semester ten of our classmates became the Charter members of the Natuonal Junuor Honor Socuety Fletcher was really goung places' Suddenly the Sprung Formal was over along wuth the swummung party We were graduatung and on the threshold of the Tenth Grade and Senuor Hugh' Senuor Hugh proved quute dufferent from Junuor Hugh We no longer stayed wuth our homerooms but had classes wuth our fruends un other sectuons We also went to Senuor Hugh assemblues and some of our boys began to shune un sports The days slupped quuckly by days fulled wuth Muss Hunters Sulas Marner Mr Puerces fundamental processes and Mr Quartermans Algebra equatuons We n 1 . 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I ' ' , 1 . . . . . 1 . - I l - 1 1 ' I f ' had another Open House that year and the Biology class took Its annual trap to Marlneland The years were passlng faster than we expected even ln our fondest dreams It wouldnt be too much longer only two more years to go' We entered our Junlor year wnth one goal In mind the Prom We found tlme for studtes between our numerous money makxng progects During the course of that year we wore out two Hnstory teachers and three Geometry teachers Mr Quarterman and Mr Rodgers gave up at the end of the semester and Mr Lltherland lasted about sux weeks Mrs Mtddlebrooks who took Mr Lltherlands class and Mr Martln who took Mr Rodgers didnt leave untll school was out Only Mrs Pterce survuved the entire year nn spate of the second period English class One of the hlghspots of our Junnor year was the opensng of the new gym Thus gym was the largest un the county and had been the dream of Fletcher for years All of us turned out for the bug dedication ceremonnes ln March Of course the Prom wtth nts Hawauan Scene was the most super deluxe Prom Fletcher ever had Though we spent hours worklng on at Colonel Praters troops took only one day to drsmantle ut Even before school was out phrases such as thus passed across the lnps of the Juniors Next year when we re Sensors ' Yes only one more step nn the March of Time and our htgh school days would be gone forever It was a longer step than we antlclpated Mrs Merrlll soon showed us that It was a long step wlthout detours through Macbeth Mnlton Lucy and paragraphs was the best team he had ever coached All of us felt mnghty proud especnally Larry Adams and Buddy Page who won scholarshlps to the Unlverslty of Florlda Soon Chrlstmas had come and gone and we were back rn school wuth exams staring us In the face They passed and so dld most of us It was unbelievable but one semester of our Senior year was gone We wondered nf the second semester could possibly pass as quickly It dtd Flrst thang we knew we were ordering our unvltatlons for graduatlon and besng measured for caps and gowns College Board Exams were over and Open House and Themes were things of the past Soon we were crammlng frantically for our last exams at dear old DUF Oh' how rapidly time had marched and now In one more week our march would be over All of us sand that Sensor Week wuth nts plcnlc banquet partses and rehearsals for graduatuon was glornous We were pretty musty eyed the night of graduatuon For the last time we were all together wlth the people who had been our friends and classmates for sux years The long wlngs whuch had seemed so forblddlng as Seventh Graders were shelterlng us for the last time We were reluctant to break away and step unto the world Memornes and pictures of yesterdays kaleldoscoped through our tumbled mmds We were brought back to earth when the band began to play the tradltlonal march, Pomp and Ctr cumstance Slowly we began to march up the aisle and take our places on the new stage Awards and speeches were made and then we recelved our dlplomas For the second time that nlght we marched down the ansle but this time lt was unto the arms of lovrng parents and relatives who had come to see us make our debut Into the Prcture of Llfe -KDK-Cir ' I . , . , . ' I ' I 1 1-H I ' I . I ' The football season ended in a blaze of glory for our team. Mr. Brant said It ' I ' I I 'Z- W At last Fletcher has a stage-a real one! After many years of waiting and many graduation exercises in the theater, the diplomas will be given to the Seniors on a newly constructed stage. Of course it had to be painted first, and you can see a group hard at work, doing iust that. Our new gym received quite a bit of publicity recently. The Gator Bowl Basketball Tournament was held there December 29th and 30th. Four maior Southern teams-University of Florida, Georgia Tech, University of Georgia, and Georgia State Teachers College played for two nights to determine the winner. The first night Florida downed Georgia Tech and Georgia Teachers eliminated Georgia. The second night Florida proved too much for Georgia Teachers and Georgia Tech won the consolation game. The highlight of the tournament was the crowning of the Gator Bowl Queen. She was chosen from a group of beautiful girls who represented colleges and universities all over the South. The turnout was good and the Gator Bowl Association has promised this to be an annual event. , Wg? Sorry, Lfrong Number Sfarring fha!-Thq Qnwfihrn T0h1hj'HLl,ihGR MOST POPULA uf FPOIIT .S-nfaffiny .Sally Peyton Harofd Elfhtf' BEST ALL AROUND They2l Afcver Bef1'evc Us Sita:-ring Ma rle h c Lfaclslf-lorfh Lu H1 cr Too ' e MOST INTELLECTUAL ,i - ,. ., I , ,W 121 Climb 'Hue Highesf Mouniiin Sfarr4'ny Sue Oldham Randy Brown MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED '5 5l'h7fn' in 'HIC Rain Sfarrfn? Jwl Babb Sfacy Bafbfl' BEST SPORTFS Lavinia lack Hf Sfarrihg My fnkklcy Buddy 727: BEST LOOKING SUNY'-j' Side up Sfan-In? HIN1 Rrkcr Befr Bibb? FRIENDLIEST Dancin in fha? Dark Sfarrfn Sara Hhh fark John Lejyc BEST DANCERS easfcr grade 5-fdfffhg glfna 1.011 14163 John Ueal BEST DRESSED The lglinninq Team Sfarrhu Sybil Hndircw Lal-rj Hdamf MUST ATHLETIC fffiggxwff On The loose' Sfaff-in? martin Chuck faldiny CUTEST COUPLE Baffin Ground Sfarrln Henri Hrflld George. Kluffz WITTIEST CLASS PROPHECY After A Decade Lets go to a movle' Not gust any movle but to the premiere of AFTER A DECADE What' You say you ve never heard of lt? Well you slmply must see It because all our old friends are going to be there I wonder how much time we have? Oh look' My watch IS runnnng backwards I knew I should never have taken It to FRED LEAKS repair shop Maybe we d better take a cab to get there on time Say we re In luck there s one stopping for us now To the Beach Theater driver and please hurry we DONALD BISHOP' I dndnt know you were druvlng taxls Watch out' Gosh' Dad we really mass lt? Yes explarns Donald you get used to It after awhrle It was only HUGH OWENS breaking In has new ambulance Here we are at last' Wed better hurry If we want to get a good seat Its been nlce seerng you again Donald Isnt It crowded' The stars are about to go unto the theater Look theres SALLY PEYTON shes lust flnnshed playnng Peter Pan In New York CHer wlsh to be a boy finally came true for a little whrle anywayj I wonder If that s FAY MICKLER drlvnng up to the theater In that bug llmouslne'? It IS Fay Shes quite a celebnty with her tntles of Mrs Amernca and Mrs CHARLES PAGE JR that famous professional football player Whnle that wellknown commentator SONNY EKHOLM IS announcrng the arruval of the celebrntles NANCY PORTER flash photographer as snappxng exclu suve shots of famed personalltles Her close friend MARY RILEY Ca new Hedda Hopperj can be seen chattnng gally with a group of movle magnates Lets Ilsten to what Sonny as saying Ladles and gentlemen here comes those famous Infield players of the Boston Browns BILLY LENNON and CHUCK FIELD ING They are now approachung the entrance with their lovely fnends JOANN SMITH presldent of the Bonnie I Smith Drug Company and MERVYN FITCH helress to the Fitch shampoo mlllnons What a surprise' The well known tno who swam across the Meduterranean Sea last summer are floating up the walk DOLLY PERMENTER KATHY MARTIN and DIANE SHEASLEY Escortung those luclous mermalds rs that dashing hand some man about town LARRY ADAMS who has recently completed a hughly secret governmental experiment concerning a new theory In electrvcal eng: neerlng That adorable lovable couple HENRI ARNOLD and GEORGE KLUTZ have arrived They have a new televlslon program called I Love Henri Now those noted Swing and Sway Susters HELEN SWANNER GLORIA SWAYZE and GENEVA STRICKLAND brlng you a word from our sponsor I believe almost everyone has arrived lets go In the theater and see whos In there Heres the candy counter I thunk I want some look the Chew Right Gum especlally designed to buuld firm gums and strong teetn made by the HARRISON RUCER Farm and recommended by those famous sport and anrplane enthusiasts JANE and JOAN STARK Lets get a program Well Imagine that' MARLENE WADSWORTH IS now desrgnung all the costumes for the great movie company of BMB whuch con slsts of three well known movle producers BERT BIBBY BILLY MCCUE and LEE BUCK MABLE BEARSE IS thelr chief bookkeeper and CAROL LUMMUS the dlrec tor of the personnel department CATHERINE HALLADAY and ROBERTA WANNA MAKER are two of the effrclent stenographers employed by the flrm JANE 11 1 . . . . 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' I 1 1 . 1 - SANDERSON who has surpassed Eugene ONeII and George B Shaw un the abuluty to wrute plays has penned thus latest masterpuece for the B M B Company Thus motuon pucture mught begun a new phase un the movue undustry The maun feature us about to start and we cant muss ut Lets hurry and fund our seats They say the characters un AFTER A DECADE are quute dufferent SHIRLEY GARDNER actung the role of a stage struck gurl who makes good LUTHER TOOLE portrayung the self made busunessman and FLOYD OQUINN Ca new James Stewartj playung the part of the ranch hand who lands the gurl Cafter he strukes oulj have the leads un thus long awauted motuon fulm What' Theres a call for a doctor A doctor us needed urgently RANDY BROWN ace salesman for the Luve Wrute Pen whuch wrutes under alcohol and cugarette smoke has faunted No one seems to be able to fund a doctor Theres SANDRA BARTLETT JOAN BRADLEY and CHRISTINE COOPER runnung down the ausle Oh thats rught They re regustered nurses now Im sure they can help hum especually sunce Randy has always been un favor of wooung the women I certaunly enuoyed that pucture The band us begunnung to warm up for the stage show That bandmaster looks famuluar why uts DOUGLAS BARTLE It was only the other day I heard how happuly marrued he and BETTY STRUDEL are She was formerly edutor of the fashuon magazune Senoruta Who us that playung the tuba? Its ALLISON ROBINSON and JOE WRIGHT us playung hus clarunet The curtauns goung up Its the Rockettes precusuon chorus dancers from New York JILL BABB BETTY HATCHER and ELMA LOU IVEY are the featured attrac tuons un thus group They have quute a career besudes beung marrued The next act us comung on the stage Its RONALD MOORE the crooner the Ronald soxers are swoonung about Hes sungung the song hut WHY DIDNT YOU TELL ME BEFORE I FOUND OUT I NEVER KNEW IT UNTIL I MET YOU? deducated to Mrs Merrull wrutten by WALTER DICKINSON and STACY BARBER The curtaun us fallung back unto place Soft musuc us beung played a perfect settung for romance uf ut wasnt for the famuluar commercuals labeled Screen Broadcasts We mught as well see what the latest thung us un advertusung BUY YOUR MEATS AT BOBBY BUSHS BLOODLESS BUTCHER STORE proclaums one Another unvutes you to DINE IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF REFINEMENT AT THE CHEFS FRANK BRUNSON AT THE CORNER OF LAST CHANCE AND LOAFERS LANE Next door to Franks us TONY VICENTS SHRIMP SHOP FOR THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES VICENTS VITALISTIC VITRIOL SHRIMP One announces BABY SNOOKS IS PLAYED BY JAN CARROLL EVERY MONDAY NIGHT AT 8 OO O CLOCK ON ABC DIAL 1400 Two smartly clad aurlune hostesses unduce you to BE AN AIR LINE STEWARDESS for some reason they seem famuluar No wonder uts CAROLYN RYKER and SUE DALE OLDHAM Now the gurl wuth the golden haur CAROLYN COX persuades us that HALO IS THE SHAMPOO TO USE FOR LOVELY RADIANT HAIR Cand she should knowj The newsreel us begunnung SYBIL ANDREW and MARY BLACKMON are on the All Amerucan Women s Basketball Team GORDON SMITH has broken the world s record un a cross country motorcycle race A new home permanent us on the market made by MARTHA COMPTONS COSMETICS CO Its called Comptons Curly Curls MARGO BALL has desugned a new strapless evenung gown you put ut on take a deep breath and say Now behave yourself Currently SALLY BLENUS and EVELYN CAMERON are modelung ut un Los Angeles whule JOHN VEAL IS HANDLING THE BUSINESS DETAILS wuth the assustance of TOMMY HULIHAN Qhe has the socual contactsj In the guant Abraham Washungton Staduum suggested by the noted archutect NATHAN FRAZER, the Luttle League, coached by JOHN LEGGE, made uts unutual appearance At the openung ceremonues HENRY STOUT offucuatecl whule hus competant church secretary, GEORGE ANN FREEMAN, 1 . , . 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' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 - 1 1 launched The season by Throwing In The Tlrst ball HAROLD ELMER has nnherITed a Smlllnoni dollars He plans To donaTe a large sum To The Home for Decayed School Teachers which us durecTed by ANNA KESSEL a True friend of Those dllapadaTed creaTures The Mayo SlsTers HosplTal has compleTed ITS Two new wings The pedlaTrlcs deparTmenT IS headed by LOIS COX and The surgery by ANNE PARKER BETTY JEAN DOROUGH and CAROLE KISSLING have collaboraTed To presenT a new besT seller To The IlTerary world enTlTled HOW TO COOK A CAKE AND EAT IT TOO Mlss Dorough wroTe The parT HOW TO COOK A CAKE while Mass Knssllng wroTe The lasT parT AND EAT IT TOO Csflll Trying To gain welghT we see KENT WAMPLER us conduchng a guided Tour of The moon now A dncTa rnachnne has been 1nvenTed by KENNETH BARRETT whuch Types as The person dIcTaTes Thus InvenTlon mnghT revolutronuze The busuness world by doung away wnTh TypnsTs WnTh ThaT flnal blT of lnformahon The newsreel ends The carToon IS sTarTlng lTs being greefed wlTh The usual healthy round of applause The public reserves for carToons alone MARTHA STARNES puppeTs as operaTed by BARBARA WILKINSON are shown IS The Comedy of Lufe All The dance rouTlnes used wnTh The puppeTs were Taken from SARA ANN CLARKS brIIllanT skeTch The Danclng Fools oTherwnse known as Well dressed JnTTerbugs As The carToon was endnng I Turned around To see The Tame Then I glumpsed CAROLYN HAGANI WhaT a surprzsel How are you? 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' lm ,. f,-, 1- 's-v Q' i 1523 si ' 1 51 04 9AV FRONT ROW Barbara Belch Barbara Booth Virginia Anderson Joyce Connor Carol Bowman Georgia Atkins Faye Braddock Betty Boland Susan Carter SECOND ROW Harcourt Bull Jack Brandres Jimmy Brown Nancy Adams Marilyn Adams Shrrleen Bothwell Lena Chao Bob Campbell Mrs DeVane THIRD ROW Bruce Clarke David Conway Bill Bazley Albert Alexander Tommy Bissell John Aye David Caldwell Bully Joe Adams FOURTH ROW George Blackwell Donald Cummings Jet Carpenter Tommy Butler Douglas Bradshaw Bert Battell William Colley Robert Colborn iii!! 9AW FRONT ROW: Joanne Davis, Ann Floyd, Pat Echerd, Patricia Quigley, Mary Lou Forrest, Judy Crews, Joan Graham, Judy Gavagan, Sandra Floyd, Nancy Fuller. SECOND ROW: Diane Donegan, John Goodling, Tommy Frazer, Martin Henderson, Blake Dowling, Peter Fitch, Alton Armstrong, John Joca. THIRD ROW: Jonas Dougherty, Larry Cooper, Neal Griffin, Bobby Grim, John Deane, Marvin Griffis. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Cooper, Evan Evans, Cecil Edge, David Fogg. I T 9AX FRONT ROW Kay Kurby Ruby Hams Jamce Manton Ann Hovey Loulse Kirkland Mary Lou Mmton Joan Lnebhauser Bettle Jean Haworth Patrlcua Howell Geraldune Moe SECOND ROW Luann Medlock lrls Green Tommy Kang Hugo Mnckler Hampton Mnckler lrvun Hunter Barbara Johnson Mrs Legge THIRD ROW James Hngglnbotham Loren Kearney Fred Jones Kenneth McCormack Gilbert McDaniel Leo Mack Jr Larry Marvin Patrnck lrvm FOURTH ROW Jummle Langston Mnke Marvln Denms Matthews Byron Jones Alex Hudnall Thomas Koslu 9AY FRONT ROW Maybelle Richardson Goldye Naftulln Ann Read Winona Nichols Nancy Rephann Sylvla Pohland Edith Plummer Teresa Roland Mary Plckette Harriet Robmson SECOND ROW Jewel Posey Tommy Mersereau LeGrahn Prnme Tnmmre Perkms Charles Mendola Kenneth Parker Mrs Elnzabeth Nease THIRD ROW Bobby Schorr Jack Pnke Phul Padgett Durham Parker John Phulllps Carl Mullus Delmas OQumn FOURTH ROW Howell Sasser Joe Sasser Thomas Rash John Patterson Jlm Reynolds Kenneth Reed pu... 9---. ia. l 9AZ FRONT ROW Sonya Weathersbie Sheron Singleton Sally Stewart Ann Woodrow Mary Jane Snapp Ruth Welrdeman Ann Weeks Marlame Sheckells Margarite Thomas SECOND ROW Bonita Smith Jessie Wanamaker David Smith Joe Vona Linda Watterson Marilyn Smith Mr Sutton THIRD ROW Edwin Seay Dettrick Smnty Terrell Youngblood Ronnie Shelley Pelium Taylor Ray Williams FOURTH ROW Don Staley Tony Veal Howard Watt Lester Yoemans --::: img- sw imma W.. T!!! lgig E 2 8AV FRONT ROW: Jo Lee Blondheim, Melynda Williams, Kay Davis, Garnett Campbell, Marcella Braddock, Lucy Cotton, Priscilla Belknap, Evelyn Beasley, Mary K. Davis. SECOND ROW: Diane Boring, Bea Andrew, Jon Alexander, George Borders, Diana Anderson, Mrs. Bobo. THIRD ROW: Napoleon Broward, John Bartlett, George Bull, Fabian Bothwell, Dekel Cobb. FOURTH ROW: Larry Amerson, Alex Malloy, John Chandler, Richard Bartlett. liiii Ee U! 8AW FRONT ROW Hazel Farthrng Helen Green Charlotte Duncan Dora Freeman Frances Durden Gall Evans Carolyn Griffin Sharon Hancock Laura Ann Griffin SECOND ROW Joyce Hicks Nonnxe Eason Janice Hipps Ruth Chambless Helen Crowe Mrs Clara Seale THIRD ROW Teddy Glad Zan Cowan Marvin Gerber Mike Carter Ronnie Gray Bobby Guerra Eddie Fouche FOURTH ROW Jo Jo Cooper Robert Connor Thomas Groover Lewis Griffin sSf 'nlxvntWamusxio-sniff s,f 8AX FRONT ROW: Marilyn Kean, Dotty Leisegang, Kay Charnbliss, Maris Hughes, Barbara Janse, Laura Johnston, Alice McCorkle, Carol Mendola, Harriett Naflylin, Mirth Kirby. SECOND ROW: Roberta Manning, Sandra Kengla, Martha Huxham, Mary Anne Jones, Billie Leegrand, Gwenda Norman, Mrs. Edith Belcher. THIRD ROW: Billy Johnson, Roy Hayward, Wayne Howell, Mac Harvey, Kenn Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: Terry Kane, George Koski, James Hayward, Bryan Harding, Walter Howell. '-'.....-E5 s.: FRONT ROW Kate Page Fay OQuunn Faye Rogers Dorothy Nowlen Glorla Parker Evangellne Ponce Rose Read Laughter Phlllup Rowe Bully OSullavan Jon Mead Steve Longenecker Charles 5 . 'mg Eggs! F111 l M SAY Donna Powell Marne Nrcholson Helen Posey Beverly Roberts Parker Sharon Rowley SECOND ROW Vrvran Pierce Dorothy Georgua Shettlesworth Mrs Lots Rlchards THIRD ROW Earl Garrett Laubach Mark Ludwng Freddre Marquis FOURTH ROW Mabry Jeff Roberts Bobby Reynolds Ernre Porter F...-. s-nu C we 1 8AZ FRONT ROW Carol Waggoner, Nancy Tucker, Lucmda Stucker, Carnulle Underwood, Duana Townsend, Judy Yancey, Jacquellne Sanders, Murlene Weaver, Nancy Spellers SECOND ROW Martha Vauglen, Dorothy Strudel, Jane Stewart, Eleanor Stanton, Catherune Wheelus, Mass Carey THlRD ROW Fred Scott, Edwm Thompson, Bully Hardrng, Roy Sturdrrvant, Henry Scruggs, Wayne Webb FOURTH ROW Vnctor Soulls, Robert Turner, James Turner, Ernest Tyndall, Rrchard Wrggzns, Ronald Saylor A K S , S . 3 ,...,.. 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THIRD ROW: Warren King, Walter Leino, John Janse, Earnest Mickler, Huey Hunsucker, Ronald Wilson, George Mouro, Jimmy Little, Billy Jones. FOURTH ROW: Frank Johnson, Billy West, George McFalI, Earl Maddox, Earl Hughes, Jimmy Turner, Roland Clements. 904 , -723??l' 'i 21715 Qfgflff' iii lI x 7AY FRONT ROW Sandra Sprulll Barbara Springer Susan Shepherd Mary Ann Reever Lois Slngleton Joan Lee Srmth Patrxcla Snapp Sally Ann Savage Dale Sneed Mary Vo Slstrunk SECOND ROW Mr Hxcken Robert Puerce Richard Standlford Harold Snmmons Frank Pfundsteln Hobart Pack Palmer Mudgett THIRD ROW George Rlley James Stockman Kenneth Parker Eddxe Shea Bully Terry George Stroebeck FOURTH ROW Davnd Powell Rnchard Ruttenhouse Carter Nice Duke Scott Jerald Whaley 7AZ FRONT ROW Evangeline Jones Evelyn Syvesten Jeanette Sault Barbara Whntaker Sharon Ryker Nela Colson Shnrley Swayze Lyn Tully SECOND ROW Jon Young Jummy Rolllns Austin Smlth Roger Harrell Kirk Cobb Jarvis Allen Eddle Wlllnngham Mrs Marcellus THIRD ROW Peter Davns Hugh Floyd John Young Carlton Toler Keith Pittman Jlmmy Brown Wllllam Leaptrott i Lf? Q5 SW H X' x f FOOTBALL SUMMARY The Fletcher Senators opened the T952 football season with sux returnxng lettermen and many encouraging prospects Out to Improve the precedlng years record of two vlctorles two tnes and sux losses Coach Brants squad turned un a very Impressive record of nlne wlns and two losses GAINESVILLE Scoring early In the flrst quarter with a sensational punt return by halfback Buddy Page and followed by two more scores Fletcher appeared determlned to put the game on :ce ln the frrst quarter The Hurncanes re turned wlth enough spark In the flnal half to push over two scores Fletcher scored again late In the game with Larry Adams klcklng two extra points The final score was 26 to I3 FERNANDINA Led by Larry Adams Fletcher succeeded ID wnnnnng nts second straught N E C victory from a very stubborn Fernanduna team I5 to 7 Although held scoreless an the flrst quarter the Fletcher squad started rollxng with a nlce pass from John Veal to Brlly Lennon for the furst sux ponnts CENTRAL CATHOLIC Fletcher led 7 to 6 In the first quarter but from the second period on the Seaslders were constantly plagued wuth fumbles whlch cost them two touchdowns Outstandnng players were Gene Coenen and Ronald Moore llnemen and halfback Henry Stout OCALA Out for an upset over the highly favored Wnldcats Coach Brant Intro duced a very effectlve two platoon system Ocala scored flrst IU the second perlod but Fletcher bounced back early In the fourth and took the lead 7 to 6 After the kickoff and an exchange of krcks Fletcher failed to get off a punt and Ocala took over and scored LIVE OAK Opentng the flrst quarter with a touchdown by Buddy Page Fletcher seemed on the road to recovery But the Bulldogs came back with a score late In the flrst The Senators flnzshed up wrth two more touchdowns In the fourth and a score of 33 to I8 MIAMI TECH Quarterback John Veal englneered the Senators to their fourth victory as they turned back Tech 35 to 6 Excellent playung produced two touchdown passes a 64 run by Henry Stout and two TDs by Tommy Hullhan and Buddy Page Adams connected on five consecutive extra polnts PALATKA It was back and forth over the grlduron for a scoreless flrst half Late IH the thlrd quarter Buddy Page carrued the plgskan over for sux polnts and another touchdown by Henry Stout made the fnnal score I3 to O LEESBURG In our slxth victory of the season the Senators came In flrst to the tune of 27 to I3 Leesburg was the flrst to score and kept the lead through the flrst quarter Buddy Page made Fletchers flrst touchdown and an the third quarter two passes netted Fletcher twelve more polnts A run by Page gave the Senators thear flnal TD DAYTONA The Buccaneers of Mainland Hugh suffered a I4 to 7 defeat The Bucs scored In the second quarter for a 7 to O halftrme lead It was a pass from John Veal to Larry Adams whlch brought Fletcher nts flrst sux ponnts and a run by Adams for another sux Both extra points were made by Adams KETTERLINUS This was a hard fought game before a capaclty homecoming crowd The vrsltors tnabtllty to make the extra point proved therr downfall as our fighting Senators topped them 20 to I8 LAKE CITY A post season game played the next week resulted In another victory for Fletcher Adams made the furst touchdown In the second quarter Startlng the second half wlth a 40 yard run to scoring territory by Tommy Hullhan netted a quick sux polnts A pass resulted rn Fletchers frnal tally whsle Larry Adams made two points on conversions . . . , . . . . , . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I ' , I - , . 1 1 I 1 1 . , . . . - I . . . . , . . X, K ., - 'fx . 9 F ., X in COACHES MR. SUTTON MR. JARRETT MR. BRANT MR. HENDERSON MR. Hove T953 FOOTBALL TEAM 3099 '3 6.3, S3 A356 :ivy ii foe' we? eviswi FRONT ROW: Lennon, Veal, Barber, Hulihan, Stout, Moore, Adams, Coenen, Kluttz, Elmer, Page, Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Buck, Padgett, Scanlan, Johnson, Bowers, McCormick, Newman, Jordan, Baughn, Batts, F. Dickinson, Moore, Cherry, Bibby. THIRD ROW: Spenser, Grimes, Clark, Thompson, Hagood, Williams, Powell, Emanuel, Midgett, Yancey, Gabriel. I Ill riff! ll' FRONT ROW: Bobby Solano Jimmy Bates Richard Pike. SECOND ROW: Stanley Hursr Don Ames Wayne Marion Mr. Henderson Nat Frazer Corky Borders Harley Henry. THIRD ROW: Duane Burgess Claude Mldgett' Lee Buck Larry Adams John Legge Don Wiggins BASKETBALL This years basketball Team under The able leadership of Coach Scotty Hen derson has done decidedly better Than The combines of the past few years The Purple and White squad playing rn The spaclous new gym has managed To hold a 500 Throughout The season The hlghllghts of the season so far have been The Two wlns over Central by wide margins and an excltnng wln over Ocala rated as The Top Team In the Northeast Conference The 1953 basketball Team IS headed by guards Wayne Marlon and NaT Frazer forwards John Legge and Lee Buck and center Larry Adams Adams and Marlon have been The Team s Top scorers Thus season Graduatlng Seniors are Larry Adams Captain Lee Buck Nat Frazer and John Legge W e A X 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , . I f I 1 I f I ' , . : I A I f 5 f N KKA L- v 4 'k -i , F w E m lvl' M ARRY ADA MS we BUCK COACH HENDERSON JOH N LEGGE NN PRPN7-ER FRONT ROW Don Ames Bully Johnson Jackre Wnlson Ball Sanderson Bobby Bubby Mrke Scanlan Gavln OBrien George Kluttz Darrell Durrance SECOND ROW Harold Elmer Bert Bubby Mike Veal Mayo Gabrlel Claude Mndgett Stacey Barber Don Wuggnns Jerry Bowers Ronald Moore Walter Dlcklnson Buddy Page Henry Stout THIRD ROW Joe Cason Pete Helqulst Richard Brymer George Boyer Rnchard DeVane Jrmmy Rochester Mr Ackerman Mr Jarrett Mr Henderson Gordon Perkms Mike Cason Frank Wern Larry Adams Edgar Emanuel Bully Turner Weston Manton TRACK The l952 track team was successful ln a bug way wlnnlng both the Northeast Conference and the State Class A crowns At our flrst meet of the season the Lee Relays we were somewhat unexperl enced Next was the Florida Relay at Galnesvllle The only Fletcher polnt getters In that meet were DeVane and Minton Then came the Trl County Meet at Lee In which we were topped only by Lee and Jackson Following that was the Lee lnvltatnonal un which we again took a third place The following week was the Fletcher lnvltatlonal the only meet held on our own track The hlghlught of the meet being Mlntons wlnnlng of the Llvlngston Thuebalt Trophy Then came the Northeast Conference Meet at Galnsevllle which we won In fune style The Group One Track and Fleld Meet at Lee qualified us for the State Meet which we won by 44 40 South Broward of Hollywood Florida coming ln second Polnt getters In the State Meet were Weston Minton Larry Adams Henry Stout Ruchard DeVane Gordon Perklns Jlmmy Rochester Frank Wern George Boyer Richard Brymer Buddy Page Make Veal and Claude Mldgett fssflv ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' . . 1 1 . : , , I ' ' I 1 1 1 1 1 . : , , , 1 1 , . , . , , , ' , ' I f 1 - 1 l . 1 I I '- , - . . , . . . . . I 1 1 ' ' I I I , 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' 77 l I QN. x -X ,WIN - f FRONT ROW Randy Brown SECOND ROW Joe Coenen Tommy Boyd Chuck Fleldrng Bobby Thngpen Tommy Hulnhan John Veal Jnm Renaker THIRD ROW Doug Crane George Boyer Bull Falta John Legge Mr Hoye Bully Lennon Gene Coenen Lee Buck Don Crane BASEB LL Fletchers 1952 baseball season was highly successful The team regalned the Champuonshnp of the Northeast Conference and compnled a 12 7 won lost record over the season s play ln regular season games only Jackson and Lee were able to do better than break even wrth the hustlmg Senators who defeated Landon Seabreeze Bolles Ketterllnus Palatka Starke and Jax Tech In wmnlng the conference champlonshlp Fletcher beat Ocala Lnve Oak and Leon the defending champions on successlve days Captam Bull Falta pntched steady ball and the Senators put two bug nnmngs together to crush Ocala ll 4 The next day agannst Lnve Oak the Senators lumped off to a qulck two run lead In the first nnmng added two In the third and flnlshed up with two an the flfth In the fnnals Fletcher squeezed out three snngle runs In the frrst fourth and sixth Innings and led 3 0 gomg unto Leons last tame at bat In the seventh A walk a snngle an error and a glft truple not only tied the score but left the possible wunnnng run on thurd base Bug Bull Falta bore down and struck out Perklns to send the garne unto extra rnnnngs Fune defensuve play by Bully Lennon Tommy Hullhan and Chuck Fleldmg kept the Senators un the ball game ln the top of the tenth walks to Lennon and Fneldung a double steal and Hullhans squeeze bunt gave the Senators a 43 lead Big Bull came through agaln and wlth a Red Hot right arm turned Leon back easily to give Fletcher Its second Conference Baseball tltle In three years Bull Falta Doug Crane Chuck Fleldlng Tommy Hullhan and Bully Lennon were packed for the All Conference Team Falta Hullhan and Lennon were also selected for the AllCounty Team Returning lettermen Include Lee Buck Joe Coenen Tommy Hulnhan Bully Lennon and John Veal Y 'kan ' ' : I 1 1 1 1 1 . : , , I f ' I 1 1 , . , . . I 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . , . 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' I ll ' ' Il . . ,, ,, . . . - 1 1 I 1 ' . , , ' . 3 1 1 1 1 -'., , NA I . ,' H C? LT Lia Our girls' baskeTball Team This year was more successful Than iT has been in The lasT Two years. We Trounced Landon in our final game 27-17. Much To our regreT we lose four ouTsTanding players as They graduaTe This year. Mary Black- man, KaTherine Halladay, and KaThy MarTin, Three of our guards and Sybil Andrew, our center for- ward, are leaving us. However, we sfill have a grand line-up lefT which consisTs of forwards Emagene Emanuel, ClaudeTTe MidgeTT, Lucy Gre- gory, Frances Daniels, and Susan l-lagisTg guards Ann Dow, Phyllis Pohland, BeTTy Ann Rowley, Diane Chinn and AniTa WadsworTh. GIRL We sTarTed The season hampered by a lack of experience and Teamwork Gradually as we played more our defense Tighfened and our offensive became challenging The lasT game gave evidence of a brighter season in sTore for boTh The Team and our paTienT Coach Miss Hinkle GIRLS BASKETBALL Anita Wadsworth SECOND ROW C B Arnold Manager Frances Daniels Susan Haglst Diane Chinn Phyllis Pohland Ann Dow Lucy Gregory Miss Mary Louise Hinkle , . ly T l . l C A x T I FRONT ROW: Betty Ann Rowley, Kaiherine Halladay, Sybil Andrew, KaThy Martin, Claudette Midgeft, PORTS The swtmmlng team IS looklng forward to the State Swtmmlng Meet whtch wall be held May 8th Before that date there wlll be practice meets wlth neughbonng hugh school teams Mrs Prater our swammtng Coach was transferred after the d d ftrst semester of the school year The team I well under her guldance and she wtll be mtssed by all S orts such as tennis plng pong badmtnton and volleyball were not played P It was decided to have two malor sports basketball and swtmmtng The other B I are being ames would be played on play days or gurls sports days tg pans 9 made for one whtch will be held here at Fletcher sometime this sprung The d ftb Il and archery schedule wtll Include besides the sports already mentlone so a The other htgh schools from thus area wlll be partlctpattng ...-se? GIRLS' SWIMMING FRONT ROW Mans Hughes Faye Rogers Norma Higginson Frances Durden Barbara Booth SECOND ROW Vurgtma Barrett Margery Parktnson Dot Strudel Dorothy Letsegang Mrs Prater Ttmmte Perkms N I Amory Mary Catharme Goodlmg Barbara Sydenham Jo Lee Blondhetm THIRD ROW June eson Merntt Kathy Martm Dewey Wetss Nancy Adams It 'N I N ' . . ' , lx 1' 1 ll I Y! '. T ' 1 1 1 I' K I I 9 . ! , 5 1 i ,f T ' 1 r .f '11+' R? E ,ff f I 32' f SEK if J' sf 3. I JJ, 25133 Q ? My X .4 Q C .hi fx ,X Randy Brown Corky Borders President Vice President Mr. Joca Marlene Wadsworth Kenneth Barrett Sponsor Secretary Treasurer TUDE T GOVER ME T The STUDENT GOVERNMENT IS the governrng body of the students Its pur poses are to build and malntaln school splrlt and to act as a service organnzatlon Thus year the Fletcher Student Government was elected presndent of the Flornda Assocuatuon of Student Counculs FRONT ROW Donald Wlgguns Joyce Rowe Marlene Wadsworth Randy Brown Corky Borders Sybnl Dewey Weiss Carol Brown Dot Keys Martha Hancock Joann McEwen Blanche Spuker Charles Booth THIRD ROW Larry Clark Harley Henry Betty Ann Rowley Mary Catherme Goodlmg Frances Burch B J Strnckland Mnke Bormg 8 Andrew, Anne Parker, Kenneth Barrert. SECOND ROW: Mr. Joca, Betty June Dorough, Carolyn Cox, i Nurthvagtvr 0 Q0 C9 ,O 36 1, 60 X Q so '79 vit STAFF FRONT ROW: Jane King, Margery Parkison, Reece Charter, Chuck Fielding, Kenneth Barrett, Lois Cox, Nancy Porter, Amory Merritt. SECOND ROW: Betty Hore, Carol Belcher, Sally Taylor, Dewey Weiss, Virginia Barrett, June Harrington, Sa'zane Stokes, Ann Floyd, Pat Echerd, Mrs. DeVane. THIRD ROW: Stephanie Mitchell, Mary Catherine Goodling, Harley Henry, David Conway, Randy Brown, Betty Strudel, C. B. Arnold, Mike Veal, Mary Riley. Joan Bradley Mary Riley Anne Parker President Betty June Dorough G. 0, 6' Jane Sanderson QQ k f-'F' N Randy Brown Vice President Sue Dale Oldham Floyd O'Quinn O 1 Marlene Wadsworth Secretary Sally Peyton 6. Harold Elmer Treasurer bu 'CJ' Carolyn Ryker Mary Riley Jane Sanderson Anne Parker Jlll Babb June Harnngton Betty Hore G W Hartley Mrs Puerce Randy Brown Sponsor ,nh N4 The NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE IS composed of students who have earned twenty polnts or more through debating and other forms of speaking nncludlng radio It was frrst organlzed at Fletcher ID 1949 and sunce then It has become one of the schools mam actlvltles Several debates are held each year between schools In the Jacksonvulle area Points may be earned through debating raduo extemporaneous speaking and dramatuc and humorous nnterpretatlve reading -4 Stephanie Mitchell Charles Booth Jane Kung Marlene Wadsworth Betty Strudel Sara Ann Clark Lols Cox Carol Belcher N if X U W t X. , 0 , sr , A IU l ff l ' ' ' ' . ' ' Shirley Gardner -1 J '11 r3 25? Kathy Dolly Martin Permenter .......H Mary Riley Sally Peyton QUILL SCROLL Mrs DeVa ne Kenneth Barrett Sponsor Betty Hore Stephanie Mitchell Jane King Carol Belcher June Harrington QUILL and SCROLL is an honorary society for high school iournalists. Member- ship in this select group requires that a candidate must be at least a Junior must be in the upper third of the class schovlastically must have done superior work in some phase of iournalistic endeavor must be recommended by an advisor and must be approved by the executive secretary. The Fletcher chapter of this national organization was chartered in 1949. A THE PIANS A if hw! Mrs. Pierce Sponsor A ,Ji r Mary Riley Shirley Gardner ji I X fx. ,cf WIN! if X f X 1 I 4 1 W 5 -13-F l .I. . W Fred Root I Luther Toole The NATIONAL THESPIANS SOCIETY ns an honorary orgamzatlon of students who have excelled In dramatacs The Fletcher chapter was chartered ID I949 Its purpose IS to promote Interest In acting and play producmg among hlgh school students Membership IU this socnety IS earned through participation In the Dramatlc Club and In plays produced at Fletcher Charles Booth Jane Sanderson Marlene Wadsworth Bob Clark Blanche Splker -ff! X ff H O , . . . Q 1 . .... .. . . R . . . A R Y L Q! Q Q I fir T if Bert Blbby Sergeant at Arms Douglas Bartle Vfce Presldent Corky Borders Secretary 1' 4'-'r Randy Brown President The KEY CLUB sponsored by the Beaches Klwanls Club as an active service club at Fletcher lts purpose us to carry out service prolects among the school and community especually nn the fxeld of vocatnonal gundance The Vocatnonal Farr conducted by the Key Club IS becomung an annual and unterestnng event at Fletcher Other protects of this club Include cleanung the trophy case selling candy collecting Community Chest donatnons placlng mlrrors an the dressing rooms and ushering at ballgames Harold Elmer Treasurer MEMBERS FRONT ROW Corky Borders, Douglas Bartle, Randy Brown, Bert Blbby, Harold Elmer SECOND ROW Franklin Dlckmson, Donald Wlgguns, Mayo Gabriel, Fred Root, Harrison Rucker, Walter Dlcknnson, Mnke Scanlan, B J Strnckland, Mnke Borung I - nd Q . A . , 1 1 , . ' I I 1 , . Mr John Joca Sponsor XT! Corky Borders Secretary Harrison Rucker Vice President John Legge President The HI Y is an organization for young Christian men Their goal is to set high moral standards and principles and meet them This year they have worked on the Cancer Drive and the Red Cross An outstanding deed was the formation of a Junior Hi Y Both Senior and Junior groups participated in intramural sports Donald Ames Treasurer MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Harley Henry, Billy Bibby, Mike Veal, Harrison Rucker, Faye Mickler, Mascot, John Legge, Stacey Barber, Lee Buck, G. W. Hartley. SECOND ROW: Joca, Mike Boring, Duane Burgess, Jimmy Bates, Bill Evenden, Otis Jones, Jimmy Fulcher, Buddy Beasley, Jerry Hole, Brian Jones. THIRD ROW: Don Wiggins, Bill Broome, Mike Scanlan, Gerald Williams, Darrell Durrance, Jerry Bowers, Tommy Crankshaw, Dick Ames, Corky Borders. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Bibby, Charles Thompson, Edmond Spencer, Larry Clark, Bill Johnson, Ronald Moore, Ronald Byrd. 4, Li-iFDu.mb -2 John :is J., filf' Ei.- '?. 'Z F' Z ii! ll -iv-1 eisjii - . --- ' ' Mr. Henderson Larry Adams li Sponsor President N l An honorary organization for M jj W Fletcher lettermen, the F CLUB :if , . , is composed of all types of sportsmen. l L . . For a week it serves to enliven the school with its famous Dumb- Vice Pfesidenf Secretary-Treasurer John initiation Buddy Page Bert Bibby c It is a traditional club and its . membership is highly sought. . 7 Tommy Hulihan Sergeant at Arms MEMBERS FRONT ROW Randy Brown Phil Padgett Chuck Fielding Harley Henry Martha Compton Mascot Larry Adams Eddie Cherry Henry Stout Stacy Barber SECOND ROW Mr Henderson John Legge Duane Burgess Jimmy Barts Jerry Bowers Wayne Marion Lee Buck George Kluttz Kenneth Yancey Bert Bibby Mayo Gabriel Edgar Emanuel Darrell Durrance Kenneth Barrett FOURTH ROW Harold Elmer Larry Clark Edmund Spenser Charles Thompson Claude Midgett Mike Veal Mike Scanlan, Mr. Brant. THIRD ROW: Billy Lennon, Walter Dickinson, John Veal, Franklin Dickinson, DRAMATIC CLUB FRONT ROW Carol Lurnmus June Harnngton Charles Booth Blanche Spnker Fred Root Shrrley Gardner Anna Kessel SECOND ROW Marlene Wadsworth John Hughes June Nelson Sue Oldham Carole Krsslrng Pat Horner Lex Hester Mrs Pnerce THIRD ROW Joanne McEwen Carol Brown Nancy Porter Betty Jean Eubanks F DEBATE CLUB FRONT ROW Betty Strudel Marlene Wadsworth Fred Root Randy Brown Charles Booth Dewey Weiss Mary Rrley SECOND ROW Stephanre Mrtchell Anne Parker Betty Hore Carol Belcher June Harrrngton Zoe Moore Jessee McDameI Joanne McEwen Marrlyn La Vrgne Mrs Plerce THIRD ROW Jane Kung G W Hartley John Hughes Lex Hester June Nelson FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW Amory Merntt Ann Dow Blanche Spnker Goldye Naftulln Douglas Bartle Charles Booth JoAnn Lemo Jane Bancroft Duane Stockrnan Jane Kung SECOND ROW Mass Burge Joyce Green Dons Kemp Marulyn Adams Barbara Booth Mary Plcketts Zoe Moore Bullue Jo Scott Jerrl Cotton Pat Horner THIRD ROW Kaye Mnnchew Anne Musseau Marguernte Thomas Bruce Clark Phll Padgett Durham Parker John Phrllups Pat Irwun Jennue Wnlluams Sandra Lee Roberts Maxune Lenno FOURTH ROW Douglas Bradshaw Larry Marvln John Patterson Thomas Rasch Robert Holllster Luther Toole Earl Walker Jam Reynolds NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW Booth Doregan Echerd Floyd Perkms Anderson Bowers Clark Henry Weiss Newman Nuchols Atkuns Boland Puckett SECOND ROW Mrs Wnlcox Pohland Smuth Forrest Crews Burch Goodlmg Sydenham Hnggensone LaVlgne Rowe Nelson Adams Roland Spencer THIRD ROW Naftulm Johnson Clarke Jones Goodllng Haglst Pohland Mldgett Cowan Parkmson Rowley Walker Clements Wade Veal Kroner Conway Mark Jr Pnke Byrd Walker Jones Qin. ff i 'll JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUN FRONT ROW John Goodlmg Tnmmue Perkms Davnd Conway Freddy Jones Corky Borders SECOND ROW Mrs Wulcox Faye Rogers Jo Lee Blondhelm Frances Durden LuAnn Medlock George Borders Mac Harvey Terrell Youngblood THIRD ROW Duane Donegan Vnrgmna Anderson Tony Veal Dorothy Lelsegang Eleanor Stanton SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW Padgett Charpenfner Adams Bradley Crankshaw Chao Hagan Lummus Goodlang Burch Cowan Crews Charter Kessel Brown Dabney Scott Queen Howell SECOND ROW Mass Ortnz Harrus Plummer Bowman Rephann Wnedman Emanuel Parklson Rowley Pohland Arnold Rowe Freeman Luce Isenberg Vlgnec Fletcher Taylor Norris Mldgeif Keys Whnney Harben Snapp Roland Moe Downey Wnlluams THIRD ROW Campbell Flewwellm Carpenter, Sandufer Moore Adams Boring Burgess Baker Dowlung Gruffus Hlggunbotham Boyd OS1een Carter, Kreslensen Wade Evenden Wnllnams Goodlmg FOURTH ROW Brandnes Knrby McKenzne Marable Hughes, Pohland Johnson Crankshaw Jones Whaley Bowers OFFICE STAFF FRONT ROW Chrlstlne Cooper Sue Oldham Jan Carroll Jlll Babb Betty June Dorough Nancy Porter SECOND ROW Carolyn Smlth Nancy Jensen Duane Chunn Martha Hancock Carol Rochester Barbara Tucker Jerri Cotton Mrs Tucker THIRD ROW Sally Taylor Reece Charter Frances Danlels Claudette Mudgett Margery Parklson Betty Ann Rowley LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW Pat Echerd Georgna Atkxns Julra Crews Sylvia Pohland Frances Warren Vnvnan Crowther Patty OBrnen Betty Owens Kurksey Smuth Barbara Sydenham Dewey Wenss SECOND ROW Drckue Cowart Mary Rlley Susan Hagnst Frances Damels Vrrgrma Anderson Trmmre Perkms Loretta Vucent JoAnn McEwen Joanne Prendergrast June Nelson Marulyn La Vrgne Sa Zanne Stokes Lucy Jane Gregory Norma Huggnnson THIRD ROW Tommy Bussell Harley Henry Jonas Dougharty Jud Clements Carl Walker Martm Henderson Tony Veal Davud Conway Leo Mack Fred Jones Harcourt Bull Jerry Mrllan Jerry Hole Eddie Cherry FOURTH ROW B J Strlckland Mrchael Scanlon Charles Thompson Edmund Spencer Larry Clark Ronald Byrd Nath Doughtre Brlan Jones 5 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- - 5 1 1 1 1 1, - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5-- 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 - FLETCHER HI TIME FRONT ROW Jane Kung Jull Babb Loss Cox SECOND ROW Carol Belcher Betty Hore Harley Henry Betty Hatcher Cacky Sheckells SENIOR Y TEENS FRONT ROW Joanne Pendergrast Phyllns Pohland Margery Parkmson Blanche Spuker Carrne Belle Arnold June Harrlngton Carol Brown Betty Strudel Duane Chmn Audrey Fletcher Carol Vsgnec SECOND ROW Betty Ann Rowley Jane Kung Carol Belcher Dewey Wenss Joyce Rowe Carol Crews Cathy Cowen Betty Owens Patty OBnen Sally Taylor Reece Charter Vlvlan Crowther Jern Cotton Bully Jo Scott THIRD ROW Shelly Crankshaw Norma Hlggunson Lucy Chao Barbara Vugnec Valory Luce Ann Dow Mary Katherine Goodlmg Barbara Sydenham Mary Young Dorothy Wnlson Pat Isenburg Barbara Tucker FOURTH ROW Carolyn Byrd Claudette Mndget Duane Queen Amory Merntt Martha Hancock Marllyn La Vlgne Joanne McEwen June Nelson Pat Horner SALLY PEYTON Captain 2 fam? 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