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

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Especially known by the staccato of her walk and her proverbial handbag, Mrs. DeVane is beloved by all who have ever made it through that rugged freshman year. Aside from her teaching duties in ninth grade Civics, she has been involved in a myriad of activities behind the scenes at Fletcher. Also known for her tight grip on the ladders, she has kept the audio- visual program of the school well in hand and for a number of years had been the Northeaster faculty advisor and sponsor of the Quill and Scroll. '3 at V ws-fm, 4 fi-w 'E s QV vw ' in gt ,111 Q -- 'ws' A- z' gg-3 QR' K 'K Q A'i,'h:i. x 'J 3: .N Q 1 vw.. , w - , 7, '.-N 1 1. ,. 11' 'H' Qwk 5 Rwhwquvalf , ' vii ff' W if 2. x x..w -:K i . X 'F ' .4 9 , rw--'f'-5-,qi-A. ' A V z fn. . - Y My 4 , X X .- we Y 'ki J 1 , .Qi- '::5. 'qL Y5f5f3!?'l ', X. 3 4 - .2 W 5 H X '1- 'f 3'-:.mi x , Avq x. 2,,..,. 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Lexington, Kentucky Hammond, Louisiana Mathematics Librarian Physical Education ax, - B .i.QX 'WH MISS LULA BEATTY BLAKEY MISS SONIA K. BLY B.S. South Dakota State College Brookings, South Dakota Home Economics l a l 5... 6 MRS ALICE M CLAY MR. BUFFORD CRAIN A.B. Radford College Louisiana College Radford Virginia Pineville, Louisiana Physical Education Mathematics W MRS. VIRGINIA BOBO A.B. University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina History MRS. VIVIAN M. BROWN A.B. University of Missouri Columbia, Missouri History MISS CORNELIA BURGE A.B., M.A. University of Illinois Urbana, Illinois French, English MR. GEORGE CREWS B.S. University of Florida Gainesville, Florida Drafting ,,,, ,, , , ,. ,, 'Z MRS, LOUISE DEVANE MR. FRANK FERNANDEZ MR. PAUL FISCHER B.S.Ed. A.B. B.Mus.Ed., M.Mus.Ed. University of Georgia Antioch College, Ohio Loyola University Athens, Gegfgia University of Florida New Orleans,-1 Louisiana Civics English, French ' Musli, gGlee Club 0524 fv f'TfJea.A Jlfkfw-+'7,fiJ MARGARET FOURAKER 'P B.S. Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida English MR. J. M. FRAZIER M.A. University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado IW Crafts MR RUSSELL I-IICKEN MISS MARY L. HINKLE MR. FRANK O. HOYE 13.3, A.B., M.E.D. B.A.E. Florida State University University of Florida University of Florida Tallahassee, Florida Gainesville, Florida Gainesville, Florida 'Art f Physical Education Health, Mathematics lr' lflll i lu Tu lil , y l Physical Education li MSW' . ill! 1, I lf-,fwlff X li il. ,fgzii Myybw if 1 fs A V K ,ff S, 'lf' I 3, 'i I f l wif if, ix 7 i fx L F Us 'G 1 MR. DONALD JARRETT A f ,.R, . MR JOHN G. JOCA MR' WILLIAM FRANKLIN M.P.E. I M.A.E. JOHNSON Purdue University University of Florida B.A.E., MIE-D. West Lafayette, Indiana Gainesville, Florida University of Florida lf Physical Education I F' C Biology, Effective Living Gainesville, Florida Y 1- ff American History I F 1 Problems of American Democracy MRS. RUTH E. LEGGE A.B., B.S.E., M.A. Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio English MRS. GENURIVE R. MCHENRY A.B. University of Washington Seattle, Washington Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida English MRS. BETTY ANN MATHEWS MR. MILTON C. MORPER MRS. ELIZABETH NEASE B.S. B.S. B.S. University of Maryland University of Florida Florida State University College Park, Maryland Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida General Science Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics Physical Education Physical Science CAC s MR. LLOYD OSZUSCIK B.M., M.M. Northwestern University Evanston, Illinois Band, Orchestra MISS THELMA ANN PARKER B.S.E. University of Florida Gainesville, Florida Mathematics MRS. ARDATH E. PIERCE A.B., M.A. Colorado State College of Education Greeley, Colorado English, American History MISS EDNA ELWANDA SIMS B.S. Alabama College Montevallo, Alabama Home Economics Zi ,, ,.. .,v...i K ff l l 1 l ,l -1 4 , 1 IW 161,95 1 , ,Q Q 4,5 4 V if an f W,f,',5f MRS. ADELAIDE SMITH MR. JQHN W, SUTTON School Secretary BIS, University of Florida Gainesville, Florida General Science 6 lr -Hr , X . MISS LUCIA WARREN MRS. RUTH M. WATTERS A.B., M.A. B.S.Ed. University of Florida Edinboro Teachers College Gainesville, Florida Edinboro, Pennsylvania Typing, Bookkeeping English, History MISS MABEL TALMAGE A.B., M.A. Agnes Scott College Decatur, Georgia University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina English MRS. GERALDINE WILKINS TERRELL Office Secretary MR. FRANCIS D. TURNER B.Ed., M.E.D. University of Florida Eastern Illinois Charleston, Illinois Crafts MRS. ROBERT WEISS B.S.Ed. Syracuse University Syracuse, New York Typing, Shorthand Qs me I 1 u. i .' if ,a ., A ,Q I .Y ' MISS LILLIAN L. WELLS A.B., M.A. University of Indiana Bloomington, Indiana MRS. MARTHA P. WILCOX MR. M. E. WISEN Latin MRS. ANNIE C. WOOD B.A.E. University of Florida Gainesville, Florida ' A..4 Geography MR. ROBERT B. MOORE B.S. Presbyterian Junior College Maxton, N. C. N. C. State Raleigh, N. C. Presbyterian College Clinton, S. C. D.C.T. ' nr B.S. Troy State Teachers College UnivEfiiy1vi'EAFliJrida :Zig -,TIi2yihA1abtSma Gainesville, Florida f ema 'CS Woodworking 'wiki 1u4fA2L?,j . .AW fri J 1 A 0,1 yen Mr. Council and Mrs. Brown in an important conference. And we did need help . 4 l I i ff fig 1. A ra. , -,,:,,,,, . , r i ln., its Miss Hinkle and Mrs. Clay: just think, only two more months of square dancing. Mr, Peepers explaining Einstein's Theory of Relativity while nearly all look on. 'mikw Mr. Sutton receives Distinguished Service Av ard from the junior Chamber of Commerce. Coach Andrews and Miss Parker have a latest boner pulled by one of his classes. an sql S. is -,W-,.., . w.,.,M- g'-if in if ' ' W' ,,, xg.-wif 41 .. V' x xy' . Q wav ,gulf-gg!-g,Lqm w.'X , y-1 my 31.1-U' H .. t bv xx x0 5' .4 4- 4 9 .P. . g . ,J ,J ,, 1, Mfr, 7-f !5fQ4 ' vl, ?'f,f'5fi'3': ' S' V7'-41M QAM-me -2 - :T sg,::s,..- ,rs V'1.,,?2g'. M - y r wi. 1153 . ' Q if! ' ,b . ,, W. ,..1,,,,,M, M- ff 1, V ffm!-f f .VW hw, 1 ,..,,,,, Wy 1 , ,U -Zffwfff ' '7 , V M4 ff.,,f,,,,A ,W ,, , W ff, My ,W J A mf f,, 4, 'f'4' :.- 6 IV! : fr!! ,,1':i..., I - r f' P -: Nw, I 'l,. n.. 1 -'. Rfk. MQ fs Y Q , ,W f wg iff- , I wi nz' , f f' V. f It f Tm' ' 34-, ,I 'l .iii K A W. r Senior . . . whai' a grea+ word: whai a glorious experience. In Sepfember all of a sud- clen il' slruclc you: you were a senior, lhe lllopia. You were i'l1e culmina+ion of +l1e wis- ,clom of five years ai' Flercher, and you were 'llie exalfecl. Bu'r +l'1a+ firsr glow of superiorify has faclecl oui' 'il1rougl1 lhe year and you march V clown +l'le aisle a+ graclualion. Ancl fhen il will be all over' . . . when +l1e slrains of Pomp and Circums'rance 'linger in your mind as nolllifigi buf a memory. 4 ,Hb A a is 1. K W afillff L l Q I W ff? If ' , ff X 1 as 4 C 1 f f 9, , Q , af Ll f f 'r 'K , V 4, pn- xg' mf - .Wi 5 1 J ii E ,Q 5 ,A I vw O f ,, '-, f. 4 ff V 1 4' Q f is-W, T 'ff Q , , A ,, , , . If ,, Va, , if-'.v.f+sQ fi X 'Y ,1 i1l..'x Q'l,gf.' ' -X f 45 3. TL: -'fi . .1 V J, 4 . o , Qiwy nvsf ' si ' A bn . n , ,W N 44 ,wi ,, -1621 . 2' The Senior Class officers are: jimmy Brown, President, John Patterson, Vice President, Phil Padgett, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mary Lou Minton, Secretary, Terry Youngblood, Treas- urer, and Bruce Clark, Chaplain. MARY EVELYN ADAMS Marilyn Thofe who bring Jumhirze 10 athefzf mmm! keep it from ihemxelfex. Collegeg French Club 1, 2, GAA 2, 3, 45 Y-TECHS 1. 3. 45 Latin Club 3, 45 National Uuniorj Honor Society 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 junior Girls 35 Who's Who 4. NANCY MARGARET ADAMS Let'x all dire in and make a hig thing of it. College5 Basketball 15 GAA lg Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Senior Girls' Club 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 45 Junior gi Girls 3. REMBERT F. ARNOLD Smilie .. . 4 giant of a man. College5 Basketball 15 Football 15 Hi-Y 45 Library Council 25 Prom Committee 35 Track 15 DCT 3, 45 Kirby-Smith. KENDALL CHARLES BANE Ken . . . well . . . were it not 4 pleafazzt thing to fall afleep with all OIZEIJ friendf? Generalg Glee Club 3, 4g Hi-Y 45 DCT 3, 45 Golden Gloves 55 De Land High School, Coral Shore High School. ALBERT AUSTIN ALEXANDER Goldie The year iJ alma!! 0z'er.' d0n'r gire up fhe Jhip. Generalg Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 31 Spanish Club 1, 25 Swimming 1, 2, 3. VIRGINIA LARKIN ANDERSON Ditty Collegeg Cheerleaders 25 French Club 3. 45 GAA 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 National Junior Honor Society 1, 25 North- easter 35 Prom Committee 35 Senior Girls' Club 45 Student Government 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. inif WILLIAM EDWARD BARNES Bill All we need nou' if a good joke. College, Dramatic Club 35 Spanish Club 2, 31 Swimming 2g Track 13 Union High School. WILLIAM STEPHEN BAZLEY Bill lVhy worry about dinner? Why, with a lillle luck we migbl be dead by lben. College, Basketball 1, 2g Football 1, 2, 3g Hi-Y 2, 4g Latin Club 3, Prom Committee 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH WILLIAM BOSWELL, JR. I reafly didn'l mean a thing. Collegeg Basketball 15 Hi-Y 3, 4g Latin Club lg Spanish Club 2, 35 Track 1, Harry B. Turner High School, Dan MacCarty High School, Harding High School. FAY E. BRADDOCK I don't my muff: lbere dayr, but I !Jd1'6lZ'l flopped trying. General, French Club 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 33 junior Girls' 3g Lanclon High School. m MARY BELLE BISHOP Moo-belle Come now, let'r all be friendr. Generalg Dramatic Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 35 Senior Girls' Club 4g junior Girls' Club 33 GAA 1, 2, 4g Who's Who 4. GEORGE RALPH BLACKWELL, JR. Butch I would if I rould, and I can, but I won't. Collegeg Band 1, 2, Debate Club lg Football 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 3g Spanish Club 2, 33 Swimming 1, 2, 3. JOI-IN GRISWOLD BRANDIES Jack Tbere'.r litlle of birn tba! isn't good. General, F Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 1, Track 3, 4. WILLIAM JAMES BROWN Jimmy I found Rome brirb and left it marble. College, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 4, F Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 33 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Who's Who 4. W3KELuif,, 5. . -r '1:3YlS'.',I'C'.- 'ff 'G ' 7 -' Q-U we ff----4-A--A' '1 3f177?ME4Is6Y?z't? - U PETER LEONARD BRADFORD Had I been pferenl al lbe Crealion, I would bane given rome ureful bintr for llae belief order of lbe univerfe. General, Basketball 3, Cross Country 3, De- bate Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Swimming 1, 2, Thes- pians 4, Track 3, Hamden High School, Christ High School. DOUGLAS ALFRED BRADSHAW Doug Lez'r live ar if we were lo die tomorrow. General, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, Track 3, 4. HARCOURT BULL Butch IFJ good to be bone!! and true. Collegfi Hi-Y 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, junior Honor Society 1, 2, En- gineering Club 3, 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL BURDGES Mike Genius if burning . . . I Jmell Jfnoke. College, Spanish Club 2, 3, Reno High School. K? JOT DAVIIJ CARPENTER Carpetier How if the uieailaer up there . . .P C0llege3 Basketball 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Prom Committee 3g Spanish Club lg Swimming 1, 2, 5, 4. BARBARA JEAN CASSIFF Bobbi . . . with a .rmile alwayr p1'e.ren1. Collegeg Debate Club 1, Z3 French Club 53 Latin Club 1, 23 Northeaster, Editor 43 Prom Committee 33 Student Council 4g Swimming 3, 4g Hartford High Schoolg junior High School. ff MARY EDWINA BUSBEE Eddie The wild old Wferl war home to me. Generalg Glee Club 13 GAA 2g Latin Club 1, 23 junior Girls 33 Drill Squad 23 Senior Girls 4g Highland High School, Landon High School. ROBERT S. CAMPBELL Bob Don't ring the fire alarm, it'J only me. Generalg Hi-Y 2, 3g Spanish Club 1, 2. BRUCE STEVEN CLARKE l'm not arguing wilb you. l'm telling you. Collegeg Band 1, 2, 33 Swimming 1, 2, 4g Dra- matic Club 23 Debate Club 23 National junior Honor Society 23 French Club 1, 43 Hi-Y 3, 4g Class Officer 1, 43 Northeaster 43 Chatta- nooga Central High School. BETTY DELORES CLOWER Might ar well laugh, no one'r died of if yet. Generalg GAA 4g Y-Teens 43 Northeaster 43 Madison High School, Windsor High School. JOYCE RALPHINE CONNOR The angel! guard the good at heart. Generalg Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Girls' Club 4. DAVID ALTON CONWAY Ennui, felt on the proper orcafionf, ir a Iign of inlelligence. Collegeg Band 1, 2, 3, 45 I-li-Y 1, 2, 35 Key Club 45 Latin Club 1, 25 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Northeaster 15 Prom Committee 35 Student Council 2, 35 Tennis 3, 45 Who's Who 45 Band Council 1, 2, 3, 4. as fe WSI? JULIA ANNETTE CREWS ujudy., Be good Iweet maid . . . General5 Dramatic Club 33 Y-TCCHS 23 Latin Club 2, 35 Library Council 15 DCT 4. CAROL JEAN CURRAN It ir good to be merry and wire. Collegeg GAA 45 Y-Teens 45 duPont High School. ,,,.,,, ,V .. .,.,, . ,..,V ,, RANDOLPH GLENN COPELAND Lightnin' Harte maker wafte. College5 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 William R. Boone High School. ,. 5, I PATRICIA ANN COXE Pat Foe derided lo jzut he good and le! fomehody elre lake rare of the other thingy. General5 Y-Teens 15 Senior Girls' Club 45 Junior Girls 3, Landon High School. pf--, 7? JONAS DAUGHERTY Mr. Basketball I never mel 11 man I didn? like. College3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Debate Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4g Club 2, 3. 43 Latin Club 2, 33 NFL 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Thespians 43 Track 2. HOWARD DAYTON Howie Down, boy! College3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 43 Hi-Y 43 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Tennis 3, 43 Golf 2, 33 Baseball 23 Wayne, New jersey. 3 ,Av YQ, Qs MILDRED DIANE DONEGAN ..De., Her cheerful beauty: the rmile, the eyes, all Jo Jufeet. College3 Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4g Fletcher Hi- Time 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Junior National Honor Society 1, 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Senator-Annual Staff 43 Senior Girls' Club 4g Student Council 23 junior Girls' Club 33 Key Club Mascot 43 Homecoming Court 43 Citizenship Award 1. ! g ff' fm- , JOHN WARNER DEAM Eureka! l'1'e dirmwered women! COll6g6Q Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 2, 33 Engineering Club 4. BEVERLY ANN DEFAUT Bev There if mirchief in her eye. General3 Y-Teens 13 DCT 4. FINLEY BLAKE DOWLING Wfloo, me??? College3 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 1. 23 Engineering Club 4. ALVIN BOYD DUNAVANT, JR. Dun Dun Why rhould ihe deril hare all zhe good timer? General3 Prom Committee 33 Track 43 Hi-Y 33 Cross Country 3. PATRICIA ANIECE ECHERD Pat A perfect jewel . . . Collegeg Band 1, 2, 33 Fletcher Hi Time 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Na- tional Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Northeaster 1, 2, 31 Prom Committee 33 Senator-Annual Staff 43 Senior Girls 43 Whos Who 43 junior Girls 3. DOROTHY ANN FLoYD Shorty . . . do I talk too much? Very well, then, I talk loo much. Collegeg Band 1, 23 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Northeaster 1, 23 Prom Committee 33 Senator-Annual Staff 3, 4g Senior Girls' Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 35 Junior National Honor Society 1, 23 junior Girls' Club 3. DAVE COPELAND FOGG ..Forg,, There'r nothing like iz dame! General3 Band 33 Club 2, 3, 43 Fletcher Hi Time 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 33 Office Staff 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 Swimming 23 Track 2, 4. Wmyy CECIL EUGENE EDGE Egghead Choore him to he your king. C0llCgCQ Basketball 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 2, 33 Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Key Club 2, 3, 4 fLt. Gov. Key ClubJ3 Latin Club 2, 33 Northeaster 43 Prom Com- mittee 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Court 43 Who's Who 4. EVAN SMITH EVANS Stinky Did I my thai? College3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 2, 3. ive UK ' GARY GI1.BIERT' GARDNER Sigh no more, Iadier, Jigb no more. College, Basketball 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 3, Alexandria High School. JOHN SPANGLER GOODLING Goo lVo1'k, work, if lbere no end lo if? College, Basketball 2, Football 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, junior National Honor Society 1, 23 Prom Committee 3, Senator-Annual Staff 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Student Government 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. K- MARY LOUISE FORREST ..LOu., I'1fe taken my fun wbere I'1'e found it. General, Cheerleaders 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls' Club 4, Junior Girls' Club 3, Hampton High School. THOMAS SYDNEY F RAZER Tom I'm ar good or you are, ar bad as I am. General, Basketball 1, 2, 3, F Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 1, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. g .f F'-'S QPW H. 509 ' v if JO ANN GRAHAM I bear, yet my not murb, and think all the more. General, Basketball 1, GAA 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls' Club 4, junior Girls' Club 3. MARTHA IRIS GREENE Marty Bring on the fun, boyf and girly! General, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cheerleaders 2, French Club 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Council 1, Northeaster 4, Prom Committee 33 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Girls 3. ir-ff ROBERT LEROY GRIM Bobby To mme iz hay . . . but to others iz man!! Generalg Cross Country 1, 2, 33 Track 1,'2Q DCT 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE HAMMOND Pat To he prelzy AND rule if really enough for one girl. ' Generalg Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Fletcher Hi Time 3, 4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Office Staff 2, Prom' Committee 3, Senior Girls' Club 43 Student Government 43 Swim- ming 33 junior Girls' Club 33 GAA 23 Ware High School. M huns!! 1 WIMBERLY NEAL GRIFFIN A flared mouth farther no flier. Generalg Football 3, 43 South Broward High Schoolg Prom Committee 3g Engineering Club 4. MARVIN CALVIN GRIFFIS Little mon, what now? Generalg Band 13 Latin Club 2, 39 Library Council 13 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 1. I I I tw' - rf!- M g BARBARA ANNE HAMMOCK Bobbie . . . fh, Fm thinking . . ..' College3 Basketball 13 GAA 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Northeaster 43 Senior Girls' Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Student Government 13 junior Girls' Club 33 Taylor High School. MARTHA ANN HALIPTON Annie . . . ufizh rome, personality if 41 romtmzz flow. Collegeg Cheerleaders 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Office Staff 2, 43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Girls' Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Student Gov- ernment 23 Swimming 3, 43 Who's W'ho 43 junior Girls 33 Myers Park High School. MARTIN MADDEN HENDERSON Sam Nothing Iurreeds like .vurrerff College3 Basketball 1, 23 Class Officer 33 Foot- ball 1, 23 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 National junior Honor So- ciety 13 Prom Committee 33 Swimming 1, 2, 33 Who's Who 4. LEVI CUMMINGS HESTER L. C. . . . hefter io wear out lhan rut! ouz. College3 Band 4g Library Council 2, 33 Spanish Club 3, 4g Robert E. Lee High School. il WILLIAM HENRY JOBES Bullet Bill Obey tha! impulfe! Collegeg Debate Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 33 NFL 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 1, 23 Engineering Club 43 Glee Club 13 Bloomfield High School. BARBARA GAIL JOHNSON Bobbie Let George do it. Collegeg Basketball 13 Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 13 Fletcher Hi Time 33 GAA 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 National Junior Honor Society 1, 23 Office Staff 33 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Student Government 1, 2, 43 W'ho's Who 43 junior Girls 3. l 4 ...I CARL ROCHELLE HUGHES Pogo Niee while it Iarled, an' now it ir over . . . General3 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Cross Country 2, 33 F Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 2g Prom Committee 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROY KEN HUNTER Lefty School if jun one . . . thing after another. College3 Basketball 33 Football 1, 23 French Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Central High School. -v-44, MILDRED LOUISE KIRKLAND Weegie Teacher, will you pleafe repeat the question? Generalg Basketball 13 Fletcher Hi Time 13 Glee Club 43 GAA 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Office Staff 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Swimming 3, 43 Senior Girls' Club 43 Junior Girls' Club 3. KAREN LYNN KLUESSNER A sweet perronality ir a ticket to anywhere. College, Basketball 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 2, GAA 43 Y-Teens 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Girls' Club 43 Junior Girls' Club 33 Taylor High School. CHARLES BYRON JONES They tell me there'J much to learn in Jrhool. Generalg Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK GEORGE JONES, JR. Fred Blerred he they who run in rirrlef, for they :hall he called wheelf. Collegeg Cross Country 2, 33 Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 1, 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Senator-Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor 4g Student Government 1, 2, 43 Track 23 Who'S Who 43 Junior Honor Society 1, 2. THOMAS T. KOSKI Tom Secret, and :elf-contained, and Jolitary af an oyrter. Generalg DCT 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES WRIGHT LANGSTON James When you call me that, mzile. Collegeg Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Engineer- ing Club 3, 4. 'Uk if fa 4 L 4 FREDERICK CLIFTON MABRY Fred A hrain ir a brain, is a brain, ir a brain . . . College, Basketball 2, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4g F Club 4g Hi-Y 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Student Council 3, 4, Officer 45 Track 3, 4, Who's Who 4g Engineer- ing Club 33 DAR Award 15 National Thespian Society 3, 4, Montgomery Bell Academy. LEO M. MACK, JR. Nikky 'Tir raid his music ir like the Jpeech of angel: 1.91 College, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Debate Club 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, NFL 3, 4, Northeaster 4g Prom Committee 33 Senator-Annual Staff 4' 7 Band Council 1, 2, 3, 4g Band Captain 4, junior National Honor Society 1, 25 Music Education National Orchestra 4. I I , ,,-sr -4-Ya V Q'N We-'fl' VIVIAN CAROLE LAWRENCE Bibbian Thy Jimple doom ir to he beautiful . . . College, GAA 33 Y-Teens 3, 4g Northeaster 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Girls' Club 45 Spanish Club 2, 33 Swimming 33 Junior Girls 33 Fletcher Hi Time 4g Haddonville High School. ROBERT NEIL LAY Chub Let'f have fun todayg tomorrow we can he Jeriour. General, Cross Country 3g Glee Club 3g Li- brary Council 2g Prom Committee 3. TERRY MCCUE Terrible I jurt love work, I rould .fit and watch it for hourr. Generalg Cross Country 2, Glee Club 3, Hi-Y 35 Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2. ARNOTT WILLIAM MADISON Bill All I know ir what I read in the paper. General, Prom Committee 33 DCT 4g Track 4, North High School, Benjamin Franklin High School. PHILIP LoUIs MARKHAM How now, my good man. I am a friend to all. Collegeg Basketball 25 Football 2, 35 Hi-Y 2 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Sen- ator-Annual Staff 45 Swimming 2, 35 News- paper Staff 15 Bishop Kenny High School. ! LAWRENCE CHARLEs MARVIN Larry Every day in every way I'm getting better and better. Collegeg Debate Club 3, 45 French Club 1, 25 Hi-Y 35 NFL 3, 45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Engineering Club 4. WW 2 .iq Q, , HAMPTON JAMES MICKLER It'r love . . . that make: the world go round. General5 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Prom Com mittee 35 Track 2, 3, 4. HUGO JOSEPH MICKLER Write me :IJ one who lover lair fellowmen. General5 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Track 2, 3, 4. sr-av 5 1 5 LUANN ELIZABETH MEDLOCK Lem . . . the very pink of perfection. General5 Band 15 Class Officer 35 Hi-Y 2, fMascotj5 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorettes 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 15 Office Staff 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Senior Girls' Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Student Council 25 junior Girls' 35 Who's Who 4. TOMMY E. MERSEREAU Tbere'J a good time coming, boyfl A good time rorning. General5 Hi-Y 3, 45 Dupont High School. J. JANICE CAROLYN MINTON ..Jan,. My kingdom for a robe, General3 GAA 2, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Office Staff 2, 33 Senior Girls' Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 junior Girls' Club 3. MARY Lou MINTON S0 Jweet, Jo fair and rtill 50 Jmart. College3 Cheerleaders 43 Class Officer 43 GAA 3, 43 Y-Teens 33 Library Council 1'3 National Honor Society 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Sen- ior Girls' Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Student Council 1, 33 Swimming 3, 43 Who's Who 43 junior Girls 33 junior Honor Society 1, 23 Ann Arbor High School. 1 5 CARL EDWARD MULLIS Piggie I'1'e grown Jober of late!! Basketball 13 Football 2, 33 French Club 13 Hi-Y 43 Prom Committee 33 Student Council 33 Track 1. GOLDYE ABBY NAFTULIN You know Jometbing? Il'5 awfully hard to make everybody do wlmfr rigbt. College3 Cheerleaders 23 Debate Club 33 Dra- matic Club 3, 43 French Club 1, 23 Library Council 13 NFL 3, 43 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Northeaster 43 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Student Council 2. 3, 43 DAR Award lg History Award 33 Who's Who 4. . Ov' JOAN RUTH MOORE joan . . . Jo calm, so goo.J, Jo bright. GCDCf8lQ Prom Committee 33 Senior Girls' Club 43 junior Girls' Club 33 Jackson High School3 Landon High School3 Hillsborough High School. RONALD STEPHEN MORSE URODD ie I think I will not bang myielf ioday. College3 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 13 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Track 13 Engineering Club 3, 43 Kearny High School. D JO ANN NELSON Jody Hirtory if merely gofrip, I0 let'5 make mme hiftory. General, Latin Club 1, 23 Prom Committee 33 Senior Girls' Club 43 Latin Honor Society 13 Bishop Kenny High School3 Our Lady of Vic- tory Academy. WINONA FLORENCE NICHOLS Binona Talking if my favorite Juhject. Collegeg Basketball 13 GAA 43 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Office Staff 33 Prom Committee 33 Senior Girls' Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 43 Junior Na- tional Honor Society 1, 23 Junior Cheerleaders 13 junior Girls' Club 3. JOHN GORDON PATTERSON jonny Whaz are y'all rufhing for? Collegeg Basketball 2, 33 Class Officer 43 Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 1, 23 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 43 Prom Com- mittee 3Q Baseball 2, 3, 43 Engineering Club 2, 3, 43 Who's Who 4. JANET ANN PAUSCHE jane A merry heart . . . a cheerful counlenance. General3 Dramatic Club 13 GAA 23 Y-Teens 1, 23 Prom Committee 33 Junior Girls 39 Spanish Club 2, 33 Swimming 13 DCT 43 jamaico High School3 Landon High School. 4.9 Q PHIL COWLEY PADGETT Who killed Cach Rohirz? How Jhould I hnow? General3 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 43 F Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 33 French Club 13 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Track 2, 33 Foot- ball Manager 1, 23 Who's Who 4. DURHAM LEE PARKER Bull If I Jhould lore, let me Jtarzd hy the road and cheer df the winner! go hy. Generalg Basketball 13 Class Officer 1, 2, 33 F Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Who's Who 4. 4 ,f '5, C737 josizvu PERRY Cz1pt. jc-ssie Perry Wflny lbw, Ilae u'orld',r mlm' oyrlw, zwlaicla I u'illJ tl .Hl'07'd u-ill open. General3 French Club 23 Prom Committee 33 DCT Club 4. MARX' GRACE PIQKETTE Gracie She dow litlle ki11dz1e.f.fe,f whirl? mot! leave lnzdozze. Dramatic Club 23 French Club 2. 3: Prom Committee 33 Senior Girls' Club 43 junior Girls' Club 3. Y' ? 7 manf . 3. A. . Wag. ,,.y,, .. , si rips wg -is t. t i THELMA ANN BoLT1N PERKINS Timmie Ar pure in flaougbl ar angelf . . . Io lenou' ber was lo love her. College3 Basketball 13 Cheerleaders 3, 43 Flet- cher Hi Time 33 GAA 1, 23 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 junior Honor Society 1, 23 Northeaster lg Office Staff 43 Prom Committee 33 Senator- Annual Staff 43 Senior Girls 43 Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 33 Swimming 1, 2, 33 Junior Girls 33 Girls' State 33 Who's Who 43 Homecoming Queen 4. BARBARA JEAN PERRY Barby A smile for all-ez delight indeed. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Sen- ior Girls' Club 43 Andrew jackson High School3 Commercial High3 Savannah High. ' A f. 1, . . - ' , f- Y 35932 45 'iii 6:43:-,- i ,gi-'i4',:-we-'-g' 1, '14 . - - :T CWS-: I-95,1-'ii' 1 - 1' 3' 1 - at ' ' ' V - t -..-we NWA iQ' J 'ifsuai . 'T lg! 'NP xv' DOROTHY PICKFORD Laney Ola, to be in jolly old England now that Jpring if here. College3 French Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Northeaster 43 Spanish Club 23 Swimming 2, 3, 43 Grafton High School. JACK EARL PIKE Hatchet Face A5 good at gold? Generalg Basketball 23 F Club 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 33 Prom Committee 33 Track 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1. WILLIAM HAROLD PRICE Bill Friendfhip if in an invaluable talent. College, Band 1, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 33 Track 3, 4, Mount Lakes High School. CLIFFORD LEGRAHN PRINE Sonny If I'm ronlent wilh lillle, enough if ar good af a feart. General, Football 1, Track 1. ' 0' e'n 'Wff57f-'JU 'S f EDITH ANN PLUMMER Edee Who raid I don? like hoyr? General, GAA 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, junior Girls' Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, DCT 4. SYLVIA MARIE POHLAND If! the happy people that keep uf all from Iearr. General, Junior Cheerleader 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Junior National Honor Society 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls' Club 4. PATRICIA jo QUIGLEY ..Quig., Gorh I feel like a good fry. College, Glee Club 3, GAA 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 2, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls' Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Swimming 2, junior Girls' 3, Library Council 2, 3, Debate Club 2, Band 1, 2, Kirby Smith High School. EDWARD GRAY RAWLS A girl, a girl! My hingdom for a girl! College, Engineering Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Swimming 43 Northeaster Staff 4, Tennis 4, Clay County High School. MARTHA ANN READ Reaclie Like cl dew drop, purer 1114111 the purert. General, Band 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Office Staff 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls' Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, junior Girls' Club 3, Roswell High School. KENNETH RAY REED ROofus I often Ibink il'J comiral . . . General, Cross Country 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 3, 4. BENNIE BENTON RODRIQUEZ He look! the whole world in the fare. General, Andrew jackson High School. JULIAN SCOTT ROSE Happy A Rore, if a Rare, if a Rare . . . College, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Brown High School. -uf NANCY LEE REPHANN All the world'r a Jlage . . . jurl le! me on it. General, Debate Club' 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 Senior Girls' Club 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Thespians 3, 4, junior Girls 3, Who's Who 4, I Speak for Democracy Winner, Junior Honor Society 1, 2. JOHNNY DAME ROBINSON It ean'l be wrong, I'1fe done it from my youth. General, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 4, Baseball 2. N05 'lr-'f'TV HOWELL C. SASSER I believe it hecaufe it'J impouihle. College, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Debate Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Latin Club 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3. JOSEPH HENRY SASSER When better hiftarier are read, I'll read'em! College, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, Northeaster Staff 4. JEAN ANN ROUTZONG Jeanne A difh fit for the godr. General, Y-Teens 4, DCT 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Helix High School. PETER LOYD RUMPEL Better late than never. College, Track 1, 2, Hillfield High School. '-vw, , FREDERICK STEVENS Sci-IARAR Fred A little nonienfe now and then if relifhed by the hen of men. College, Debate Club 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Key Clhb 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, NFL 4, Prom Committee 3, Thespians 4, Engineering Club 35 Deep Creek High School. EDWIN BOONE SEAY Pugie I think I could turn ana' live with the animalfg they are ,fa placid and Jelf contained. College, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 1, 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Junior National Honor Society 1, 2, Club 4, Engineering Club 3. I ELAINE SHARP Who Jays Jfhool iJn't fun? Generalg Prom Cpmmittee 35 Senior Girls' Club 45 junior'Girls' Club 45 Lee High School5 Mana-squan High School, MAY ELAINE SHECKELLS Cacky Men, III!! told, nerer mahe pauer at girly who wear glarresg Jo why all the fun? Generalg Fletcher Hi Time 15 GAA 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 45 Office Staff 35 Prom Committee 35 Senior Girls' Club 45 Student Council 25 Swimming 1, 2, 35 Homecoming Court 45 Constance High School. JOHN LEO SEHLER Worm The good die young? I'll life Io he a thou- I Jana' . College5 Y-Teens fMascotj 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Glee Club 45 Who's Who 45 Rich- mond Academy. IRA PATTERSON SEYMOUR Pat Charming if the word, all righl. Generalg Cross Country 35 Debate Club 35 Dramatic Club 25 Football 2, 35 Hi-Y 35 Prom Committee 35 Student Council 25 Track 33 John Burroughs Senior High School. RONALD PARSONS SHELLEY Ronnie Be calm and collected, I didrft hear a thing. College5 Debate Club 45 Latin Club 1, 25 NFL 45 Prom Committee 3. BONITA ANN SMITH Bert Oh! Forhid that I Jhould go to a heaven in which there are no horfef. General5 Basketball 15 GAA 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Office Staff 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Senior Girls Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Jun- ior Girls' Club 33 North Fulton High. A DAVID WILEY SMITH Smitty Don't take life too Jeriouxly, you fan'l get through il ali1'e anyway. General3 Band 1, 2, 33 Basketball 13 Cross Country 23 Debate Club 23 Fletcher Hi Time 43 Football 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Com- mittee 33 Spanish Club 13 Track 3. MARILYN JEANNE SMITH Madge The girl wilh a lillle Jenre if a boon I0 Ihe world. C0llCgCQ Cheerleaders 23 Dramatic Club 13 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 Prom Com- mittee 33 Senior Girls' Club 43 Student Coun- cil 43 junior National Honor Society 1, 23 DCT 3, 43 Junior Girls 3. dw' BOBBY JAMES TAYLOR ,M 'Y DON PI-IILLIP STALEY Swamp Cabbage . . . make have Iloufly. General3 Basketball 33 Cross Country 33 F Club 43 Football 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Track 3, 4. FRANCES SARA STEWART Sally . . . kindneff, genllezzeff, and qzziefzzerf make an angel. Generalg Latin Club 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Senior Girls' Club 43 Spanish Club 43 Junior Girls' Club 3. Nigger It'.r a mad world . . . Generalg Basketball 1, 23 F Club 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4. NOEL N. TIMMERMAN It if folly lo tell women lhe truth! They would rather live on liet. General3 Veteran. ,,,..v.uUl0lrnIr if M A ii qi nf S e R Z- ,um 3 . 5 K DONALD EARL TURNER Don Sornelimef I wonder what iff all about. General3 Frank B. Willis High School. hi' JOE VONA Joe Q ' x 4+ Now enjoynzenl, not Jeriouf mnrern. General. I if l E .11 :Elf a ' i, i V453 FRANKLIN RAY WILLIAMS . . . Io go io 5:11001 . . . driver all joy aufay!.' General3 DCT 3, 43 Basketball 2. JAMES HOFFMAN VAN KLEECK Drac Clear Ibe ball!-, here I Come. C0llege3 Basketball 2, 33 Cross Country 23 F Club 43 Football 3. 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Key Club 43 Latin Club 23 Prom Committee 33 Track 2, 3, 43 Who's Who 4. , ,, 2..,343,V,l4:,,.V33 .,.,.:,,w.K,.,.., W, - , , f . I I f I 'YN , ' .. ' , ,- weary N-CY... LINDA LOUISE WATTERSON Gentlemen prefer blunder. Generalg French Club 2, 33 GAA 4g Y-Teens 5, 43 Prom Committee 3. RUTH ETTA WIEI1EMAN Ronnie Permnalily if zo a woman df perfume if to a flower. Generalg Dramatic Club 13 Senior Girls' Club 4g Spanish Club 1, 23 Mainland High Schoolg Lake Shore High School3 Central High School. ' ,gf ' if 'TZ7' i ge f WILLIAM ANTHONY VEA1. .,Tony,, A good man thexe dayx if bard to find. College, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 F Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2g National Honor Society l, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer of Student Council, Vice President 2, 3, Presi- dent 4. Dolus OVERSTREET HESTER A voice called and I heard. General, FBLA Club 45 FHA Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, jeff Davis High School. Q' LESTER AIPHERS YEOMANS, JR. Les I'm never rigbl, bu! I'm never wrong. College, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3, 45 Fletcher Hi-Time 45 Glee Club 4, NFL 3, 4g Northeaster 4, Prom Com- mittee 3g Spanish Club 2, 3, Thespians 4, Drum Major 4, Band Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Team 3, 4. TERRELL PATTON YOUNGBLOOD Terry Sing for love and idlenefi, College, Basketball 1, 23 Class Officer 4g F Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4i Latin Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 1, 25 Prom Committee 3, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 33 Track 3, 4. l 5- 1 4 f ' 612494. , 1,11 ?,vm,. -xr N'QB.f'1i' n W' ' a wo- w. 1019 ... 4,6 wwf f :fy ' , 7, f ' QV' 'V-1 I 'f ,f .. 3-',.L':Q FH' K-52 4 7'2ff f4nL.'4'!G! n- . - 2 if '35'iiv?1wfY-L wharf N an 5 L3 a HMV 42 v f 9 H642 I' - ' :l -1: . f - ,. . 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You can never relive +l1ese years: enjoy lhemg remember +l1em, lesi' 'l'l1ey be gone forever. The unior Class officers are: Phillip Rowe Treasurer Dekel Cobb Chaplain George Bull Vice Presidentg Lynn Evans Secretary and George Borders President jon Alexander Bea Andrew Bob Attwood Suzanne Barnes lon Bartlett Evelyn Beasley jo Lee Blondheim George Borders Diana Boring Tommi Bradley George Bull Pat Burton 'lo Ann Busch Garnett Campbell Mike Carter Dekel Cobb we 17 Robert Connor Betsy Cooper Mary Kay Davis Charlotte Duncan Frances Durden Jeanne Elkins Lynn Evans 'WF' -cuff? ,W-n wwf JW' W3 ma 4 S it 'Z' ,KR fm M444 Q0 04 t fr' fr 'ww H01 CY? Dora Freeman Nancy Gillespie Helen Green Carol Griffin Lewis Griffin Laura Ann Griffin Bill Hardin Mac Harvey Karen Hawkins Joyce Hicks Elizabeth Hunter Martha Huxham 1? An! ,381 . Qfx 1 , 'urn' 'iv 'Q' Marcia Lansing Jim Lasseter Garret Lauback Billie Legrancl Dot Leisegang Steve Longnecker Doris Mardant Paul Marino David Markham Fred Marquis Mike Marvin Allen McNally , Laura johnson -ff if Benny jones '4 l' '-If 9 Mary Ann jones 1 , X E? i - Terry Jones Terry Kane an-J :fr .1 ..-.77 V, NW l f H? 1 gr-sq ., . V. N.. Bill Knowles George Koski . Y l. L'-i:vmx','i 'i .4 - .He il: jr? y M V. - -1 '1. Gill .2 - w 'fa- 'L'l - as -,l MAJ , . VM' rod 1-41 w 'YV E x 3100 I L RW' y ,f M 'L x ' 'ffl f nz , ,U ,, K, , ff fuer 2 1 ,, , 'f , f 7 A ,, I 1' ft! il? vw--ri I J I Q' -1 , ,V A I no-fi! ,l f s .Ion Mead Carol Mendola Nancy Moore Harriet Naftulin yew, 5 V Dorothy Nowlen i Mike Oesterreicher ii Bill O'Sullivan 'K ng, X ff 1 4 K ff X 0' f gf f f 1 VV 1 4 17 4 MZ eg ' dj, 1 fvfffwf 1 , f 1 , 1 A j , 'ZTTD' 'Swv D 'jd' Al' .fr 'Q rf- f' ,fl 'J B B23 -P -- Q ' -.rf 'I'--'ss 1 fi Kate Page Betty Pardue Dorothy Parker Edwina Parker Gloria Parker Vivian Pierce Ernie Porter Donna Powell Rose Reid Wendell Reeves Bobby Reynolds joe Robinson 'ik ' if 4' ii! . 5 . 'N , , f ,6 if 9, , 4 ,O ff 'A' , fa N' af AN4v ',7 4 'Sp av ,X xr K 1, ' i' A, V 11 , ,121 44-15, X . Q 59 5,1 Q f 2' -at cf? 3, 76' Mike Shearon Leah Sherwin Georgia Shettlesworth Eddie Shore Marjorie Skinner Sheila Smith Nancy Spillers Dolly Stanton jane Stewart Dottie Strudel Cindy Stucker George Tedder 'E' Fred Scott Ernie Schultz Glenda Sells Phillip Rowe Beverly Roberts Sharon Rowley Francine Sanders 'X fit ' 'tif , A- . T - Sf' 119 i' l!'.. ' 'Q'- JV 'W ? 'Y ,Kas 0014 ...ruff Qvrf 'S 44 Q..-tv '- .V 61 Nw fa -'f' kr.: : Z if . sl 4 .vw i 'MG 1 ., ' f. ' 1 1 r 24, 1. 9 mx' ' x . 5-' egg, L rr 1 Q n JE a 4 P ITT' .i The Sophomore Class officers are: Gail Brewer, Secretary, jim Joyner, Vice President, Duke Scott, President, David Harper, Treasurer, Spike Sisserson, Chaplain. Ramona Abbadessa Claudette Adams Jarvis Allen Thelma Allen John Ambrose Andy Anders Claire Anderson Lucille Anderson Sandra Anderson Curtis Anthony Betty Arnett Stuart Ayles Maris Blinn Beverly Borchert Margaret Bowden Mary Boswell Fran Bowen John Bowers Gail Brewer Tony Bridges Mary Sue Britt John Rahn Linda Brown Russell Bryant Daniel Budd A Fl , 7. 5. L I 'Sw H . H' b ., - - ,L C 7 0- 1 K if 217 'fa- Q -9' N-' 4-al -inf 5 Q. ,cf K 'f..,. - 1 QQ I' M1 gg. 1 li' Y 'ED' 'fi' ., 734 it 9 Pm. .F ,K , v, 4,1 ff? uf' vis' H -M-9 .1 451, 4 f . F? vp, -vers - ' and f Priscilla Burton Saundra Byrd Pat Carleton Rose Chepon Roland Clements Kirk Cobb Robert Collins Carol Cope Flossie Copeland Marion Copeland Virginia Coriell Virginia Costello McKenzie Craig Lee Daniels janet Dant M3 .ff ft 1127 I 1 yy, We 5 4 M ff' 100' 'ki 5 fa., . 1 , -on Mk ws ZW W V g ' -V 2-- , V -uv . -p-ab., 'B' ' f ' ft r W -4 aw ,X 'JK 5 W , I lf Wayne DeHart Barbara Denton Jimmy Daugherty Martha Drury Jane Durand Charles Fairbanks Jean Fairbanks Nicholas Federici Hugh Floyd Arthur Furst Betty Gardner jackie Gassaway Judy Gibbins Gail Gillespie Wellington Goble Bobby Green Tom Green jerry Grosz LaFaye Guest Jeff Hallett Billy Harding Roger Harrell David Harper Steven Helquist Anita Helveston :iff J +P Ellen Henry Judy Hicks Bob Higginbotham Sandra Hopkins Judy Howell Judy Hullett Neil Jones Jim Joyner Warren King Charlotte Landis Mona Lavy Toni Lawrence Bill Leaptrott Donna Lewis Theresa Lewis Q3 Vi Y-'17 ax fd.. Nw la.. 4 if if K' ' Q 4 jf , 'Tl' 6 41- NE S , -5 f 'I' W? . W-' D fu ! .'A ti v-Ml' 5 x Q 4 L s if :ini N 55- as M g ,:.,.. ,:.,.. A L V . ..., ig ' QV P .gy J or N0 Q f..-4? -eff 'H-ani' nfs.. y , .., . Q W fa M3 . , ,J f ws.. 4 , V J , 'ww r'si f P X ' M . ff -',, hi? J fm- ? ' 1' -sf- i' Q, 4 ,M 1.4 g -. 7.1 .4 C3 . ff' A .Ney Gayle Lindsey Jimmy Little Jimmy Madden Lana Martin Frances Mathes John McCleod Gloria McClure Ernest Mickler Merline Mickler Palmer Midgett Harold Mills Tom Moore George Mouro Andrea Naughton Mary Lou Newman Carter Nice Wendell Nolan Libby Norman Jacob Oesterreicher Peggy Pearce Dale Pettigrew Frank Pfundstein Keith Pittman Billy Poole David Powell if 1 fb G' 3 ' -3 'S' 'W , 1 3 7 '?k W ..,.x s - 'V , . XX .f, 1 V ' .f ? --'- my I 7 ., ,Q 45 , av 555,111 ' 41 ,A Q ws be Q9 Harriet Shank Harold Simmons Spike Sisserson Mary Sistrunk Austin Smith Fran Smith .loan Lee Smith Sandra Spruill Richard Standiford Rera Stephens Videll Stephans George Strobeck Evelyn Syvertson Bill Terry Carlton Toler Lynn Turner Pete Turner Roy Umstattd Nancy Van Kleeck Andrew Varnes Hope Walker Patricia Wells Gerald Whaley Gene Whiddon Barbara Whitaker Evelyn Wilson Gail Wimer Ronny Wfingate jon Young joan Zippel inn! Q 1 .. ,, 1 , ' li , f ,sir Richard Rittenhouse jimmy Rollins Roger Rose Bette R. Rowe Margaret Sanders Shirley Sandiford Ann Scarborough Duke Scott Joyce Secord Eddie Shea Betty Quigley Cecil Reeves jean Reynolds George Riley Cynthia Robertson Pete Davis aw 1 , ,W S Q25 5,Yl!: 3573? fi ' 9 Y K M - ' iff f . at ,- f I 'W 4 if 4. 1 I '17 N Ninth grade officers are: Harry Meshaw, President, Joan Gillespie, Chaplain, Liza- beth Elmer, Secretary, Lynda Lawhead, Social Chairman, Sammy Stewart, Vice Pres- ident, Bill Bull, Treasurer. First row: Sally joe Frye, Shirley Braddock, Miriam Clemo, jean Adams, Helen Pierson, Carolyn Jones, Mary Mawhinny, Carole Moe, Eileen Hansen, Melanie Sasnett, Edith Adams. Second row: Peggy Smith, Cynthia Craig, David Plumber, Alan Lauwaert, Gene Frazier, Bobby Middleton, Bayly Walsh, Gale Dixson, Mr. Frazier. Third row: Bill Bull, Larry Mays, David Crawford, jimmy johnson, Larry Swimm, Weller Hall, George MacGregor, Freddy Henderson. First row: Joyce Clure, Dorothy Howell, Judy Alford, Joan Gillespie, Gloria Moore, Barbara Crawford, Mary Joyner. Second row: Jack Hendry, Hazel Wern, Emily Stanton, Virginia Harris, Dougal MacGregor, Mrs. DeVane. Third row: Roy Nelson, Walter Leino, George Doster, Frank Johnston, Jimmy Campbell, John Wilkes. First row: Barbara Bush, Shirley Rawlins, Lynn Morley, Shirley Windham, Esther Owens, Alice Davis, Arie Keys, Virginia Shettlesworth. Second row: Mrs. Nease, Jane Duncan, Barbara McCormick, Beverly Appleby, Martha Haga, Mary Alice Hedge, Barbara Strickland, Pat Cody, Rosalie Rudolph. Third row: Billy Hammock, Charles Bassett, Huey Hunsucker, Albert Terrell, John Flowers, Walter Quick, Fred Carter, Danny Earle, Pat Shugart, Jerry McKibben. I - G. .- If f i t H 'UF First row: Angelica Lopez, Susan Davis, Mary Ellen McKinnon, Carolyn Strickland, Mary Hagan, Ruby Hensgen, Arlene Kein, Marilyn Reid. Second row: Patsy Attwood, Sandra Dunn, Daniel Harper, Harold Graham, Kenneth Simmons, john Kuehn, jane Shultz, Mrs. Legge. Third row: Bob Howard, Rex Thames, Tommy Ravoo, Hugh Oesterreicher, Richard McMilIin, Bill English, Henry Boswell. First row: Nadine Bartlett, Connie Landis, Ann Durand, Penny Singleton, Sandra Carter, Marie Vona, Sandra Hall, Pat Jackson, Suzanne Davis. Second row: Bobby Howard, Phillip McCabe, Joyce Young, Winifred Pierce, Joyce Holloway, Sylvia Corcoran, Ben Kirby, Mr. Sutton. Third row: Gary Sooy, Reece Harvey, john Cotton, jeff Oramaner, joe Mongeau, David Wfarren, Gregory Luks, Jim Merrihew. S Mia,-i.' I . J,9LAi.l,ij J' , i eiijilgl, - , . Y A fi 7'5 ' Q ,bt l N i lbw l ' 3,01 K ' 'H r f . M cial . First row: Lizabeth Elmer, Harriet Patten, Christine Hammond, Carol Lee Smith, Lathleen Reagan, Alice Umstattd, Sandra Sandiford, Sandra Chambers, Toni Pilla. Second row: Britt Cowart, Pat Lay, Eleanor Hunsucker, Gayle Birchall, Mary Middleton, Shirley Swayze, Bobby Federici, Miss Wells. Third row: Mike Kissling, Philippe Oszusick, Pat Howard, joe Hat- field, Donald Mabry, Harrold Bradley, Harry Meshaw, Sammy Stewart, Richard Griffin, jimmy Ritter. First row: Doris Price, Maxine Mixon, Judy Folk, Sandra Summey, Anne Cowles, Linda Hammond, Wanda Sands, Linda Lawhead. Second row: Mr. O'Connell, JoAnn Smith, Becky Huxham, Shirley Tribble, Georgia Brackett, Sally DeVane, Juanita Johnson. Third row: Kenneth Yohey, Edward Howell, Roy Brown, Edward Larsen, Harry Schenk, Rodger Howard, Clifford Coxe, Douglas Hall. W Wanna go for a bike ride? Ask the officers of the eighth grade, They are: Bonnie Parker, President, Bunny Worsham, Treasurer, Elizabeth Landrum, Secretaryg Moureen Leino, Vice President. First row: Marilyn Holmes, Lela Hatcher, Diane Claxton, Irene Stephens, Carmen Andrew, Paulita Alexander, Beverly Bull, Kay Tyson, Cathy Wentworth, Joyce Little. Second row: Ronnie Anderson, jimmy Cavin, Peter Barns, Steve Campbell, Geri Armington, Ruth Ann Hayward, Jeanne McDonald, E. J. MacDonald, Donna Werick, Amos Gainey, Hiram Robinson, Douglas Hubbard, Mr. Hoye. Third row: Wayne Ellis, Bobby Nice, Conrad Bauder, Howard Bennett, Tommy Anderson, jimmy Edge, Darn Rodgers, Butch Davis, Frank Lee, Mike jobes, Wayne Coffman, Benny Coleman, Bill Orvis. I-T' sv. mf E I . 'V . , . K' v , im +I f .. , I v.., .. 4. ii A Lx Hlkhgc -. -'I UV. H K . 3263 W L ,S . T .YL I: 'SH 'sill ,M ,. 49? . ff ,N ff 5 if fn g Off fe ,B N N, f Ast: Xf 25 ,f ug' 4 NQS f 1 Xi , First row: Tessa George, Elizabeth Owens, Waldena Gozales, jean Doggett, Carol Gorman, Suzanne McCormick, Linda Ruff, Amy Flyn, Sharon Steche, Delena Taylor. Second row: Harriet Clark, Bunny Worsham, joan Pickford, Janice Roney, Elaine Madison, Pat Kemp, Judy Gray, Susan Hulett, Karen Elliott, Donna Stilley, Traylor Rucker, Mrs. Watters. Third row: Bobby Newman, jimmy Morel, jimmy Tepfer, jimmy Umpstead, Ray Wingate, Butch Moore, Clyde Jones, Don Ewoldt, Dick Peden, Carl Buchanan, Jimmy jarboe, Bill Sturdi- vant, Lewis Gainey. First row: Sandra Smith, Barbara Stormes, Kristine Grinter, Ann Madden, Alice Gardner, Nancy Floyd, Dorothy Miller, Bonnie Parker, Maureen Leino, jan Gray, Ebba Townsend. Second row: James Nelson, Gene Grerra, Paula Campbell, Billie Ruth Ackland, Marie Wiley, Margaret Yohey, Carol Bryan, Catherine Pack, Linda Seckinger, Elizabeth Landrum, Tommy Mills, Herbert Davis, Mrs. Bobo. Third row: Peter Stevens, Jeff Everhart, jimmy Heaney, Mark Singleton, Larry Mabry, Bill Sweat, james Overstreet, Nevin Miller, Lyle Kielley, Albert Brazell, Paul Hess, James Wright, James Quigley. -A . ,-' I' ,Qt , h ia -Z' 'Q F ef C -' Q ,A 'fm' ,ft X' C ilil l'2,.2l'ili'l ,, , , -.3 't af ' First row: Barbara Thomas, Bruce Ann Grimes, Sue Ann Henry, Melissa Carr, jo Ann Hig- ginson, jean Ellen Claiborne, Mildred Burgess, Annette Hagood, Kathleen Hawley, Connie Peters. Second row: Danny jones, George Taylor, Fred Kirk, Ginger Strobeck, Barbara Blinn, Alein Bradshaw, Mary Sydenham, Ruth Bentzel, Sonja Budd, Pat Gurley, joe Johnson, Buddy Ball, Mrs. McHenry. Third row: Charles Tanner, Allen McCloud, james Harben, Arnold Bostwick, Hank Wilkinson, Ronnie Wheeler, Don Wilson, jefferson Garwood, Franklin Wolfe, Roy Havens, Jed Watters, Billy Brewer, Rolfe Wall, Lawrence Williams. First row: Marion Norris, Linda Diz, Polly Clemo, Peggy Middleton, Johanna Cann, Sandia Simpson, Terry Lee Kendrick, Toby Haga, Geraldine Thomas, Carol Boring. Second row: Alben Daugherty, Marvin Evans, Roy Oishi, Frank Lawhead, Bill Nicholson, Dorothy Posey, jackie Turner, Douglas Bracey, Ralph Varnedoe, Mike Ballentine, Mr. Fischer, Third row: Toby Brewer, Jerry Rittenhouse, Bob Cooper, Eddie Binegar, Richard Honaker, Gene Daniel, Norman Bane, Donald Hollis, Donald Kohla, Darrell Forguson. .QI ,Q , W F' ?lAl.' f' lu' 'R ' A V'e 1l.illlQ -white ' fix this - fgf Ali . Y in ,Z ,X 542 if 5 First row: Carol Wiggins, Louise Pries, Phyllis Buckles, Irene Rielli, Ruth Nowlen, Doris Kron, Fay Hamby, Letty Rodgers, Jean jackson, Carolyn Cline. Second row: Burl Williams, Boyce Holler, joan Burpee, Vivian Fuller, Kathleen O'Sullivan, Phyllis Johnson, Nancy Rutledge, Clara Mickler, Larry Brown, Don Marso, john Owens, Miss Parker. Third row: Paul Hansen, Mike Rowe, jimmy Lunsford, Harry Conway, Mike Bissell, Colin Varnes, Leolia Cardona, Steve Bryant, Jack Goble, Roy Andrews, Gene Haga, Bobby Burr, Gary Madison. First row: juanda Turner, Jeanie Fulton, Sandra Dozier, Virginia Virtuosa, Janice Wana- maker, Brenda Wallace, Belinda Youngblood, Sandra Adams, Mary Shattuck, Linda Daniels. Second row: Jean Baricella, Shirley Love, Patricia Keith, Carolyn Howard, Sandra Crawford, Betty Faye Phillips, Brenda Harris, Betty Holloway, Nancy Hodge, Patricia Hall, Peggy Swilley, Kathleen Bennett, Mr. Hicken. Third row: Clyde Hogg, jim Thompson, Gene Daniels, Billy Greenwood, jimmy Hammock, Billy Deloach, Gary Gillham, Russell Deas, Mike Ambrose, Richard Giles, Tommy McCulley, George Duncan, Perry Branan. Enjoying a break between classes are the Seventh Grade officers: Alda Wiley, Presidentg janet Wales, Monitor, Hal Mullis, Secretaryg Melba Wiley, Vice President, Pat Hill, Treasurer, and Ramonia Cummings, Monitor. First row: Lorrainne Yohey, Sandra Blackburn, Lorrainne jones, Evelyn Smith, Marie Free- man, Opal Crews, Joann Robinson, Helen Stevens, Patricia Brown, Charlene Abbadessa. Second row: Carolyn Webb, Robert Swanner, Tommy Mouro, King Arminton, Parkhill Chaires, Larry Hess, john Rawles, Billy Strickland, Wesley Seavey, Mrs. Wood. Third row: William Burkett, James Thames, Dean Kring, Keith Roberts, Carl Sattler, Thomas Peckham, Bob Medley, Richard Wisham, Leonard Smith. First row: Eileen Faulkner, Patsy Dowling, Bonnie Butt, Gloria Jean Dukes, Margaret Willis, Dora Mixon, Diana Clark, Betty Hardin, Barbara Brown, Katherine Floyd, Sharon Bennett. Second row: john Hall, john Redmond, Marcella Floyd, Pamela King, Betty Owens, Kathy Peterson, Jean Van Kleeck, Nancy Henry, Gordon Joyner, Ben McCormick, john Owens, Mrs. Wilcox. Third row: Robert Keys, Walter Flynn, Mark Keeney, Rodney Barnette, Harry Lawrence, Tim Hayes, joe Green, Billy Henderson, Clyde Fairbanks, Robert Quayle, Sidney Floyd. First row: Nicky Lauwaert, Pat Morrison, Lynda Copeland, Rosemary Richard, Geannie Copeland, Glenda Smith, Sandra Webb, Pat Hill, Kathy Binegar, Doris Wooley. Second row: Russel Prine, Mike Morrison, Billy Bowers, jimmy Burton, Barbara Miller, Helen McDowell, Barbara Rhodes, Carole Baer, Nicky Mehrtens, Larry Gionet, Hal Mullis, Walter Newman, Miss Burge. Third row: Harry Cole, Larry Reeves, Billy Russell, Mickey Howell, Bruce Rockwell, W'alter McFall, Thomas Colborn, Chris Keeney, Ronald DuClose, Ronny Raleigh, Larry Rothermel, Theodore Williams. fi' EN 1 Pa gleam, 1 fivfbv A Q. if ,45-S5 '-' ',-. ,-,. L-. W . ., ra. :4.jh::' ' ff' ,Ii 'lf Q L 'Er E' ..t f Qt- Y- Q Cf: - if . , - . First row: Nancy Rowley, Shirley Blake, Sarah Arnold, Ramonia Cummings, Sally DeFaut, Carolyn Drummond, Diane McKibben, Patricia Routzong, Patricia Smith, Martha Haga. Second row: Eddie Kenyon, Josef Oszuscik, Tracy Norman, Carol Rigg, Nancy Moore, Judy Blackaby, Faith Haack, Sandra Carden, Susie Mardant, Geoffrey Love, jerry Love, Miss Sims. Third row: Sam Wampler', Edward Pestine, Leon Gall, David Banks, Robert Fralick, james King, Kenneth Pierce, Danny Miller, Donald Smith Hoffman, Sam Blankenship, Ted Wuerfel. First row: Patsy Grizzard, Leslie Hunsucker, Carolyn Thompson, Linda Adams, Elaine Stan- ley, Carole Vanderwol, Sharon Edwards, Nila Parkinson, Russell Manes, Sharon Marso, Penny Harrison. Second row: Freddie junker, Eddy Cozene, David Gibson, Richard Bell, Sherry Vlfheelus, Patricia Frazier, Sharon Battel, Carolyn Smith, Carla Dickinson, Neva Flowers, Jimmy Starnes, jerry Holler, Mrs. Raulerson. Third row: Miles Gordon, John Day- ton, Robert Miller, Albert Romer, George Cline, Sonny Cummings, john Stewart, Brad Arm- strong, jimmy Sanders, Roy Fuller, jesse Coleman, Benny Binegar, jimmy Scarborough. First row: Margie Ann Museau, Karen McKenzie, LaMonte Hicks, Louise Noe Susan Perry Ester Lauback, Malinda Fetters, Marian Mays, Shirley Harrington, Mary Lou Ritter Second row: Jay Hurd, Omer Windham, Tommy Lauback, Mickey Rowe, Mary Alice Coleman Cynthia Robinson, Bonnie Hedge, Linda Quick, jack Wright, Charles Kennedy Ray Headen Mrs. Fouraker. Third row: David Hall, jimmy Cost, Charles DeHeart Benney Everett Patrick Bane, Billy Minton, Russell Lord, Freddie Betzold, Eugene King Skipper Early Freddie Hooker, Hugh Patterson. WM . f, 5-Q jf 'W .f Z . . ff' -,nv '-' ,ff . - A First row: Mina Crawford, Kitty Morlock, Pamela Bosley, Sheila O'Sullivan, Patricia Patton, Kathy Fulcher, Helen Pickette, Bonnie Sieracke, Alda Wiley, Melba Wiley. Second row: Harry Dickinson, Ronnie Barbor, Wayne Padgett, Mary Shettlesworth, Rita Chambers, Nancy Blemel, Denice Thompson, janet Wales, Nancy Daniel, Lee Gassaway, Dennis Shea, Ronnie Crowder, Mrs. Clay. Third row: David Allen, Duff Cain, jim Kemp, Riley Sanders, Leon Vona, Billy McKeown, Dennis Dodgen, Robbie Robertson, John Ohotnicky, Wally Schnabel, Brown Altman, Tommy West, Ronald Lord. X., T , fy xii fs I X ll J ff, R .aff 9 ,, 1' I pq- www -ew, ,,,.u04 z wQP- KEY cLu if B 5:5 nugurmj 4 2 F5 'Q L il .fl ,xi QI 5' H ,n fi an 0-OO ...-2 I L x K -.. , al 'f Inav 11. , fhe or pofaio chip , zllffni ,Sw ,,.au-'- ITRISD -IONIIS JOHN GOODLING MRS. VIRGINIA BOBO Ifdllfn' Bllfllltl r A'IrHl.l.Qfl' Frfrlzflj Adllfw 5 ti SENATOR Say, did you know the annuals gonna be bigger and better this year??? Please take your proofs back to Deanes This is the last day! V' For over a year your Senator has been a dreamg now, it is a reality. To step back a few months and glance around the room in which your Senator was born we would find reams of paper strewn everywhere, the record player booming incessantly, cries of wheres a pencil or what in the world did you do with page 177!? , thousands of pictures, and the dummy-though a haggard bit of handiwork-beaming with pride that he was soon to be the father of another Senator. For the staff, the book was a rich and rewarding experience. May it be a fine experience for you as you reminisce through your school days in this '56 Senator. Your Senator Staff at work?? ,wa avg 11, .I 3 l'Sr..s ' ei' - mv: ' f PAT ECI-IERD PHILIP MARKI-IAM Layout Sporty .1 9 ,I,Av 5 pg, I 7- ,. f. r PP , Q , Si if I I f J TIMMIE PERKINS ANN FLOYD Pholograpby Photography SIAIF K S H '-mf DIANE DONEGAN Typixl MARY KAY DAVIS junior Re,b1'e,rem'afiz'e KATE PAGE JIUIIUI' Repre.re11m1f1'e DAVID INIARKI-I AM Art NIKKY MACK Fenllzrcf On the wziy to their daily meeting ure, first row: Pat Hammond, George Borders, Goldye Naftulin, Harriet Naiftulin. Second row: Bobbie Cassiff, Lucille Anderson, Evelyn Beasley. Third row: Tony Veal, jimmy Brown, Fourth row: Virginia Anderson, Marilyn Smith. Fifth row: Pete Turner, Flossie Copeland, Fran Smith. Sixth row: Fred jones, Mona Lavy, Gail Gillespie. Seventh row: Biirhara johnson, Nancy Gillespie, Mr, jocu, Sponsor. Eighth row: Fred Mabry, jane Stewart, Duke Scott. hngiossed in their preparation for 1956 are: Fred Mabry, Vice President Goldye Naftulin, Treasure-rg Mr. Joca, Sponsorg Tony Veal, President Virginia Anderson, Secretary. fx Nwwm sc Z .' JEL' ui The Student Council at Fletcher is an organization of student representatives who are elected as a liason between student and faculty groups. Asid from their executive and congressional duties, the council proposes projects which this year have included: preparation for a parking lot, decoration for Home- coming, programs for athletic events, and a scrapbook and bulletin board of Fletcherls activities appearing in newspapers. Perhaps one of the most significant changes of the council this year is the formation of the Effective Living class. All the rep- resentatives are members and they have studied group proces- ses, the personality, personal and social problems, and every- thing connected with ordering their lives effectively. ...i--A 15 27 1 ,'f' J .' 1'9 3 I nf , i-. 'i I if ' I-'ffl .4 N A J, t , , be 1' 'Q .11 f, ' A 5 F ' ' Ev '- . L' I A715 A J! . . 7 v H4062 Supplementing the Senior Student Council in their many projects are, first row: Abbadassa, Wheelus, A. Wiley, Bissell, D. Hall, Keys, Dowling. Second row: Fred Mabry, Sponsor, M. 'Wiley, Greenwood, Evans, Sandiford, Harris, Copeland, Bryan, Peters, jones. Third row: Edwalt, Meshaw, Meanings may not always be important, but they're alxx ays McMillin, Nice, D. Hall, Holloway. good fOr a laugh. gmmm' an E W ,,,,,...3 Ma Foreground: Cassiff, Yeomans, Naftulin. Standing, left to right: Pickford, Page, Edge, Alford Braddock, Greenwood, Gillespie, Norman, Fernandez. First desk: Beasley, Stephens, Greene Hawkins, Griffin. Second desk: Zippel, Syvertsen, Harper. Clower. Third desk: Turner Gillespie. lidifor-N1-Chief ,,..., .,..,,....,............,.......,,e,. ...., B o bbi Cassiff A.li.l'f.lfzlllf Edifor ,....ev..,......,...,.e,. ............,........,ew.,....,..... L eo Mack Fefzfnre Slaff .........,,..... Betty Clower, jane Stewart, Gail Gillespie S,l107'l.l' Edilor ,.,,,,.......,,....,....,......i..,..,.,.,,,.......,..,,.... Laura Griffin Rep0i'fer.r ..., Evelyn Syvertsen, joan Zippel, Gray Rawls, Sue Ann Henry, Rera Stephens, Libby Norman, Vivian Lawrence, Sheila Braddock, Judy Alford, Lynn Turner, David Hall, Billy Greenwood Business Mfzzzager .,... ....,..,......,.. , ....... L ester Yeomans Cirmfaliozi Mamzger .............,.....,................,........... David Harper Publicity ,,,,,,,,.,,.......,,.,.....,........ Nancy Gillespie, Evelyn Beasley Layout ...,. ..,... M artha Iris Green, Howell Sasser, Joe Sasser Aff ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..........,.,,..,........,....,.....,...... D orothy Pickford Adzfiror ,,,.,, ...... M r. Fernandez af A northeaster at the Beaches can always be counted on and we of F.H.S. always find ourselves impatiently awaiting the arrival of a big wind Qin the form of a school newspaperj every six weeks. Traditionally called The Northeaster, this publication presents rv current news, editorials, sports, jokes and cartoons, and the much despised but always eagerly read, grapevine Da. Sponsor GARTH Ai4ruDGE LIN YE NMTU GOLD President . . . There we sat in the auditorium and there the National Honor Society sat on the stage. Then one by one the N.H.S. came down from their perch and tapped the new members, the next year's Honor Society. We wished we were the one, but then there are always so many that almost made it. The Honor Society at Fletcher is one of the school's prized organizationsg it's one group to which everyone wished they belonged. 'iff' Www O 'Wir lin. Nancy . ld Nam. ' , fall assembly' are' GO wlhe Timrme Pefkms . Bro w M bry, Making Plans fOiJg:f1rPat Echefda girimyjdou Minwn' Ffdand aAnn RePhaUn' Tony Diaime Dgnegani ary natelY, Leo Mac David Conway' Akridge' Unior u nd Dr' iazisztizfizi -an-.5 FRED MABRY TIMMIE PERKIX l'S DAVID CONWAY Vice Preridezzl Sen-egg,-Jr T,-6m,,,.e,. Sound and fury signifying nothing doesn't apply to our Debate Club, but there is a lot of sound and fury. After wearing out one's tonsils in debates, plays, and any of the other inyriads of speaking activities, one, if lucky, will have earned the right to be in the National Forensic League. Both organiza- tions are really top-flight groups. . '1 ,'Ec-ff. ,. ...aa Q X wma .3 1,55-,15.i.,. t' ,.. ,I -, f .4 ' 1 ff 'wa Q 1 2'-fr W' :ff '45 Q, .1 '11 if Q4 5 is 936 fax -1 gygn 'f i .kngs - ,- a ff V E: '- '+ ' ' .qw Officers of the Debate Club cool their voices offg they are: Howell Sasser, Sergeant-at-Arms, Goldye Naftulin, Presidentg Peter Bradford. Treasurerg Evelyn Beasley, Secretary, Jonas Daugherty, Vice President. N.F.L. members are, standing: Goldye Naftulin, First row: Mary Bos well, Nancy Rephann, Ronald Shelley, joe Sasser, Evelyn Beasley Fred Scharar, Peter Bradford, Howell Sasser, Leo Mack, Larry Marvin Bill jobes, jimmy Litfle. Second row: Ernie Porter, Lester Yeomans Jonas Daugherty, Mrs. Pierce, Sponsor. .4 452.5 . t Fletcher debaters around the room are as follows: Mrs. Pierce, Sponsor, Lester Yeomans, Pat Carleton, Rera Stephens, Ronnie Shelley, Joan Zippel, Fred Scharar, Mary Boswell, jo Ann Busch, Ernie Porter, Diana Boring, Nancy Rephann, Goldye Naftulin, Jonas Daugherty, Evelyn Beasley, Peter Bradford, Howell Sasser. 174. l-'5 q.,,,y.g. - ' Practicing??? are, first row: Mrs. Pierce, Sponsor, Boring, Coriell, Boswell, Yeomans, Syvertsen, Yancey, Shettlesworth. Second row: Busch, Allen, Daugherty, Brewer. Third row: Cooper, Guest, Parker, Wells, Zippel, C. Naftulin, Beasley, Martin, Rephann, H. Naftulin. Fifth row: Scharar, Bradford, Porter. mcmpdaqzap 4,42 '. Participating in the installation service of the Thespians are, first row: Fred Scharar, Nancy Rephann, Howell Sasser. Second row: jo Ann Busch, Georgia Shettlesworth, Diana Boring, Ernie Porter. . . onto the stage . . . and before the lights, Mrs. Ardath Pierce guides the Dra- matic Club and Thespians during the school year. Climaxing the year's dramatic program is the well-known Senior Play, a production dear to the hearts of all graduates. The Dramatic Club officers look over some script for a new play. They are: Diana Boring, Vice President, Nancy Gillespie, Secretary, Jonas Daugherty, President, Vivian Pierce, Treasurer. 5 2 it Eli!-'fs are 'f l at . at V 5 s 2 B, ' , I QF 9 I l i l 3 g ..,,. X . i XY .G il-1 Q-If ru' Cecil leading the Key Club to a weekly meeting at which they will discuss plans for their annual Vocational Fair in the Spring-This year's members are: Edge, Donegan, Mascot, Mr. Brant, Sponsor, Borders, Brown, Henderson, Scharar, Thompson, Conway, Youngblood, Harvey, Whiddon, Van Kleek, Scott, Patterson, Jones, Lasseter, Turner, Joyner. ,Inq g- x 1 P X fl X I X I l - 5 X il X C fl, I X-ifigf' Though most of the school sees them as the boys who wear coats and ties to school on certain days, this Kiwanis-spon- sored club is a most active service club. They provide such services for the school as the Vocational Fair and drinks at the games, the Leadership Banquet attended by the wheels of the school is another, to name only a few. Membership is highly coveted and new members are elected with the help of the faculty on the basis of gogetiveness. Acting as the Executive Board are: Edwin Thompson, Sergeant-at-Arms, Diane Donegan, Mascot, Cecil Edge, President, George Borders, Treasurer, Martin First class jiffy car wash-81.00 Henderson, Secretary, jimmy Brown, Vice President. Rf A- l Admiring the Fletcher Hi Time trophy are: Howell Sasser, David Harper, Lester Yeomans, Billy Greenwood, Tom Green, Vivian Lawrence. word from our sponsor 'Q 'Q if . -9155 'i '15 1, ir-5' , , SL 1-5, I 4, px 151 .. nf -rg -35,1 4 Ei, r v p., i f gf if 4. And now . . . uh, uh,-Oh, yesg And now, a 'A G , S Zezfclez 747674 60146 Wake up, you lazy people!! Were on the air, presenting news and views and the sports round-up of dear old From the studios of WJVB in glorious jacksonville Beach come these and other inspiring words every Saturday morning. Renovated this year, Fletcher High Time boasts a new staff which has forged ahead to bring better listening pleasure to the youth of the Beaches. Hello kiddies! says Lester while Luann and Howell await their cues. Q-can l 1. 1 r . 2 ,4 1 ,,e- . , . fi. First row: Braddock, Greene, Echerd, Forrest, johnson, Sehler, Mascot, Rephann, Hampton, Perkins, Read, Dant. Second row: Clower, Cooper, Griffin, Donegan, Byrd, Smith, Routzong, Minton, Medlock, Nichols, Lawrence. Third row: Pickford, Sheckells, Smith, Trowbridge, Curran, Adams, Huxham, Syvertsen, Parker, Secord. Fourth row: Bishop, Watterson, M. Adams, N. Adams, Pohland, Graham, Scarborough, Quigley. Q,-9 T47 ' 4' .,,,i-.,.. . W. l,-2,55 9,2-sg ' Y' 644' cl' WV: .-gr... g X Q! .fa P . ,ra ,im M - ,f . dj ,rq7zl1 P I ,. -,v,d5.v,12Ei4f -sri s'-Y' I .sew-:4 ' .7191 1-17? it im ,di?:gm,,Qig5,vf The pause that refreshes!-Enjoying time out from Zeta Y-Teen activities are its officers: Mary Lou Forrest, Treasurer, Martha Ann Hampton, Secretary, Leo Sehler, Mascot, Nancy Rephann, President, Pat Echerd, Chaplain, Barbara Johnson, Vice President, Timmie Per- kins, Sergeant-at-Arms. The Zeta Y-Teens, dedicated to fellowship and understand- ing between all peoples, are especially proud of their service record, food baskets at Christmas and Thanksgiving and visits to the Old Folks Home. As is evidenced by their hilarious meetings, the girls rejoice and are exceedingly glad in the work they are doing for the spread of Christ's kingdom. - 'Zi f-Tl1:f1' gl'-2 EET-E f 17' A, ,f-'H' T S' Qi T . if-gf' G -, .19 Et C . I 5 ff -4 - V, , in ' R513 'SSI First row: McClure, Bradley, Turner, Parker, Beasley, Davis, Wood, Mascot, Page, Blondheim, Smith, Norman, Pardue, Hawkins. Second row: Watson, Moore, Smith, Anderson, Wfheelus, Lavy, Stephens, Hopkins, Waggoner, Copeland, Pearce. Third row: Elkins, Spillers, Stanton, Andrew. Rowley, Stucker, G. Gillespie, N. Gillespie, Wfilliams, Bowden. Fourth row: Strudel, Reynolds, Naughton, Stewart, Evans, Leisegang. , -. M . a:e'.?'.--J. Dz- ' ,ewggfir-Qetisfqi TF tw 1.-HG'-59113. -'f x .1 l- 'i.':.izxt1rp.,71. N 3 Lz,gqLs,,,P5ys,i1. ,Ga AQ-Navi ,4r,jg?QEQ-,Egg R159-2:-. 3- ,, W-as--1 1 4331 1. 48 'T ..v am, , ,A rg,- 5 :fy ' J. Q v 32 ' 6664 p 15 lf Enjoying the happy fellowship are: Evelyn Beasley, Treasurer, jo Lee Blondheim, Vice President, Kate Page, President, Mary Kay Davis. Secretary, Gloria Parker, Chaplain. Upon entering a Delta Y-Teen meeting the acute interest of the club members is apparent. The orderliness and the harmony with which they function is an example. Participation in each of the clubs projects, mending toys, waging clothes drives and distributing food baskets to needy families, makes them the success they are. Building a fellowship to those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed as Christians, seeking to understand jesus and sharing His love of God is the Universal Y-Teen purpose. ' rt XX 'lu Caught posing.: arc'-f-l:irst row: B' ' V' -'ff ioxx n, biz in, Mabry, Perkins, Mascotg Greene, Second row: Shea, King, Brandies, Harper, Floyd. Third Wfeiss, Bowers, Recd, l5l'AlLl5l1LlVV, Van Klee-ck, Goodling. All right you guys, tome to order! are the words generally heeded by the young men of the Alpha Hi-Y. Clinton Brown I,aw'rcnte, affectionately known as C B, sponsors this club which strives to extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian rharatter. 'denl A by Pfesl ,U h fd sale YQ . my BNN 1 n S of the Qlxrlistgljaicgaptesidenxuaggls Secretary . to the i65ullLewis'Gritf1f1N were Fred Liiemng -ker. are 3 Od. Tfeas , gurhin? lillferry Yountlb 0 f ' I eww am' rf t i i, ,Q , Ks JK if jim .. . -, h Lf , lg' l row: Veal, Bull, '.-' V 9 5. . awe 145 f . X Nix Parker, Youngblood Henderson, Borders, IT: 1 s .951-: 1 :-7 M :Q- A F' N' -gf Q . x-my idx? ' L af 'Q 'if ' my Q. 1. ,, 'uc l ,, A ' , 1 hw I If '-rw X I J V VN 4 7-'vi' 15 1-vrgtnu . . 'w if , W l A i -' ' SFI, mix H 1 xv - , WF.- ' 4,-Pye .,- 4 1 -i':,y- ll 715- One of the annual projects of the Alphas is the selling of Christmas cards. Seen here are Terry Young blood, Jack Brandies, and james Langston taking orders for some from two of our junior High girls :min Z- 76664 First row: Attwood, McDonald, Sandiford, Lawhead, McCormick, Clairborne, Henry, Rhea, Hengen, Davis, Deam, Keys, Hammond, Elmer, Bull, Mascot, Leino, Parker, S. McMormick, Carr, Higginson, Bull, jones, Braket, Middleton, Townsend, Hagen, Reid, Crawford, Seckinger, Campbell, Gray, Blirin, Cowless, Carter, Tyson, Ackland, Folk, Gardener, Worsham, Hansen, Davis, Peters, jouner, Sands, Chanbers, Strickland, Birchall, Hedge, Harris, Shultz, Stanton, DeVane, Gray, Bradshaw, Strickland, Pickford, Doggett, Armington, Gurley, MacGregor, Duncan, Smith, Sydenham, Landrum, McDonald, Hullett, XX'erick. Quality with quantityi' can truly be said of these two newly formed organizations as they both have accomplished a great deal and there are a lot of them, too! Supplementing the Senior High organizations, they have done everything from giving parties to giving food baskets and having services. A well-rounded program is followed by the groups in accordance with the Christian principles upon which they were founded. Front row: Terrell, Stewart, Harvey, Meshaw, Keys, Mascot, Watterson, Henderson, Holiday, Mays Second row: Boswell, Hall, Federici, Bull, Middleton, Bradly, Shugart, Sheckles. Third row: Taylor Perry, McMillin, Howard, Malley, Thames, Leino, Brown, Frazer. :mica Wa- Z - i 2 From Britannia est in- sulau to the Gallic Wars, the study of Latin is a rugged road. But it is through this study that its students learn the founda- tion of nearly all the mod- ern languages. Front row: Adams, Dant, Byrd, Copeland, Hu:-tham, Hawkins, Turner, J. Smith, Wliitakei', Boswell, Harris, Stanton, Corriell, Joyner, Crawford, MacGregor. Second row: Hopkins, Hicks, Van Kleeck, Wfimer, Gillespie, Birchall, Liiwrente, Anderson, Burton, Adams, Budd, johnston, Sands, Wells, Miss We-lls, Sponsor. Third row: Campbell, Little, Mouro, Madden, King, Joyner, Bowden, Naugh- ton, Copeland, G. Gillespie, Smith, Tribble. Chepon, Carnot. Fourth rowz Nice, Scott, Brooker, Green, Hallett, Daniels, Mabry, Bryant. Nelson, Howard, Bridges, Cobb. !!W5f4fi!4 l The office staff, left to right: Wheelus, Durden, Powell, Watson, Moore, Hulett, LeGrand, Pierce, Bradley, Yan- wwe cey, Campbell, Pearce. Mr. Council's staff clockwise around the room are: Gassaway, Newman, Greenwood, Evans, Gardner, Smith, Stucker, Lawrence, Anderson, Trowbridge, Mrs. Bur- rowes, Shettlesworth, Boring, Howell, Perkins, Reynolds. Do you have your absentee slip? Mr Council wants to see you. Let's see . . . he's in English 207 this period. Such phrases are spoken many l times daily by our highly competent office staff. Aptly trained in office procedures by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Terrel, they are the gears and cogs that help keep the school running smoothly. S. u First row: Wells, Denton, Hulett, Davis, Zippel, Mawhinney, Schenck, Devane, Swayze, Martin, Guest. Second row: Miss Burge, Sponsor, Durand, Beasley, Smith, McClure, Walker, Syvertsen, Tedder, Collins, Saunders, Anderson, Stephens, Mr. Fernandez, Sponsor. Third row: Marino, Sooy, Bull, Lauwaert, Meshaw, Sisserson, Thames, Whiddon, Young, Federici, Madden. ,emuad ww! Vive la France!! O! d'etre a Paris, come the cries from the French Club. Its members are helped to gain an apprecia- tion of the French manner and way. jx, V Q 1,-ek! . 2' . 'F ' av 1, xt . 'Q 11 , in-ig -J 3 , . , if The Spanish Club, spon- sored by Miss Ortiz, is one of our school's activities that promotes an extra in- terest in foreign cultures. For these students, old Spain and its customs come to life as they are led down the Royal Road to Spanish knowl- edge, and are given an acute interest in improving and adding to their school activities. First row: Trowbridge, Sells, Lavy, Pearce, Reed, McCormick, Rhea. Second row: Byrd, Dant, Smith, Wilson, Abbadessa, Britt, Anderson, Lindsey, S. Sandiford, Costello, Arnette, Burton, Rowe, Nowlen, Busch, Naftulin, Griffin. Third row: Durden, Oesterreicher, Leisegang, Pierce, Rowley, Roberts, Elkins, Wheelus, Moore, Newman, Norman, Hicks, Cooper, Zippel, Gillespie, Williams, Haga, Henry, Sandiford, Sistrunk, Lawhead, Stewart, Miss Ortiz. Fourth row: Shea, Higginbotham, Carter, Nolan, Ayles, Scott, Ambrose, Umstattd, Luke, Green, Griffin, Kirby, Shugart, Yohey, Hall, Smith, Allen, Wilkinson, DeHart, Carter, Standiford, Hester, Henderson, Watterson. Fifth row: Moore, Borders, Clements, Bowers, Leaptrot, Dayton, Furst, Grosz, Varnes, Schultz, Davis, Pettigrew, Floyd, Harper, Helquist, J. Rose, Cotton, Swimm, Ferris, jones, R. Rose, Timmerman, Shearon, Toler. Q ,,,,... I I I Killing two birds with one stone is exactly what the Diversi- fied Cooperative Training program affords one a chance to do. While attending high school, the students also have jobs after school at which they receive first-hand training in a variety of occupations which will greatly assist them now and in later life. Fifi' Members of the D.C.T. are, left to right, seated: Earl Laughter, John Bartlett, Robert Connor, James Turner, Tom Koski, Bill O'Sullivan, Beverly Defaut, Carol Mendola, Ken Bane, Edith Plummer, Doris Marclant, Billy Jo Adams, Janet Pausche, Bill Knowles. Standing: Julia Crews, Ray Williams, Rembert Arnold, Marilyn Smith, Jeanne Routzong, Bobby Grim, Mr. Moore, Coordinator. ' games ' First row: Birchall, Van Kleeck, Tribble, Wilson, Holloway, Anderson, Brewer, Robertson, Copeland, Walsh, Hedge, G. Gillespie, Corriel, Zippel, Walker, Bowden, Britt. Second row: Morley, Frye, Braddock, Clemo, Dant, Price, Davis, Mixon, Jones, Bartlett, McClure, Turner, Umstattd, Pilla, Hanson, Sistrunk, Hicks, Reid, Crawford, J. Gillespie, Alford. Third row: Wells, Joyner, Budd, Stanton, Smith, Shultz, Harris, Brackett, Davis, Anderson, Smith, Lawhead, Saniford, Hensgen, Smith, Secord, Newman, Reynolds, Byrd, Kein, Denton, Martin, Stucker, Lavy, Rowley, Huxham, DeVane. Fourth row: A. Smith, Higginbotham, Strobeck, King, Mickler, Hall, Scott, Spruill, Wimer, Whitaker, Syvertsen, Grosz, Mabry, English, W. Hall, Nelson, Campbell. Fifth row: Lauwaert, Pittman, Poole, J. Joyner, Harvey, McMillian, Stewart, Meshaw, Griffin, Turner, Nice, Leaptrot, Helquist, Halett, Johnson. V flag see The National Junior Honor Society, the only honorary society for the underclassmen, is one of the fine clubs of the school. With more stringent re- quirements for membership this year, the club has come to be a mite more ex- clusive. 9 O Seriously, they don't always use such monstrous tools, but they do things in a big way. Doc has brought in many specialists from various engineering fields to ac- quaint the students with actual work done by the modern engineer, 8 1 J fu., , , A I f- , M f 'a 41----...A We ' V- t 1 Gu-1--Q.-,,,w ,, , A MEN -,, J Helping out on the building of the new wing are, kneeling: Ronald Morse. Steve Longenecker, Terry jones, Fred Marquis, john Deam. Standing: Gray Rawls, Butch Bull, john Patterson. clfwvzq Doing some straightening up are, back row: Billie Greenwood, Charlotte Duncan, Rera Stevens, Martha Huxham, Edwina Parker. Front row: George Duncan, Laura Johnston, David W'oolverton, Jimmie Hammock. li n l gm f,mr,,. Could you tell me where to find a book on the Neanderthal man? What is under 809.7?? These and many other questions are asked of these competent librarians. Under the direction of Mrs. Alexander they keep Fletcher's fine library in good running order. Q-...Q gazed ' ' ! Fly-St row. FOLK ef Aplli Shalt? tfto r' b ' St . 'gina fill eff H andlf - Pf H3520 cfafffjft Dziisslhgligtelh, Rose 12 ' a , 17, , d. Last roiief, 130115-1?Osey Qu4iCabe Agorse S -' Ya, S, O 'f p' flfff fm qc SZU .' Ort 1122 UIQ S . Sasnetg 1ig3fjLJ1GH2r,r1yeSt3ea?J Gig 131114 Mack 10, M OW.. 335-er 2 Cha , CO edyo 111: ' FO 'nb UW ft Sf fnson uw, nf aff P J 1 UC-lien Q .B0dQ TZW.. Sbezd :QW-I il S9600 H1816 12711 Jesu, Go 17 fb Y, Park , Wh Orfb P fins ef. aley , O For the second consecutive year the band has achieved the highest ratings in the District and State Band Concerts. Directed by bandmaster Josef Oszuscik, it will be entered again this year in Class B d 'll ' an wi try for even higher honors than are already attributed to the organization. Again this year a number of the band members were chosen to participate in the Va . M . . . . . rious usical Organizations at the Florida State Music Fest' l T iva, ampa, in the fall. First positions were given to all the Fletcher representatives. Aside from their performances at the athletic events of the h l h sc oo, t e band offers public concerts, concerts forthe student body and faculty, and appears in many community activities during the school year. This year's band captain was one of the two high school musicians chosen to represent Florida and his school in the Music Educators National Orchestra A St L ' ' in . ouis in April. The other student chosen was also from Fletcher. H 0's arpefl Flnfef Conway, David Naftulin, Harriet Price, Doris B-flat Clarinet! Rose, Julian Morse, Ronald Sistrunk, Mary Jo Spruill, Sandra Pfundstein, Frank Standiford, Richard Schultz, Ernie Singleton, Penny McCabe, Philip Griffin, Carolyn Alfo Saxophone Chambers, Sandra Tenor Saxophone Green, Thomas Bassett, Charles Oboe Mack, Leo Boffoon Deam, John Corneif Rose, Roger Davis, Peter Harrell, Roger Appleby, Beverly Trnnzpelr Allen, Jarvis Poole, Billy French H orny Sasser, Joseph Hester, L. C. Porter, Ernie Quick, Walter Bnritoner Oszuscik, Philippe Rollins, James Trombone Barnett, Kenneth Sozzmphoney Sasser, Howell Craig, MacKenzie Riley, George Timpani Harper, David Percnuion Smith, Austin Hammond, Pat Bode, Ronny Whaley, Gerald Wilkinson, Gordon Yeomans, Lester Drwn Major Yeomans, Lester H end Majorelte- Shettlesworth, Georgia Mojoreftef Costello, Virginia Medlock, Luann Naftulin, Harriet Parker, Dorothy Price, Doris Quigley, Patti Sasnett, Melanie Secord, Joyce Stucker, Cindy Yancey, Judy K, JR. Blind Captain ' 'O 1-1 v those tired , aching feet after t 11 I , e Ong- hor pamdesg, ? 4 2 I . Q 3 , ,X f wr -.K-K - A f 9, - bw., Q ' ?,l Q ' r ' XV., 5 s V Q I 71 H . tg., I E If l M l' X 1 y , in 5 J . X . 'ap .. A R 'J ' 1 'Q Av' xx- X ,.,-V ,f f , f f If M. 1 M, 2. 5 M4 My qgcfbui ffl 7' 42 '1 W wfwgf, ,s am ' Y v ff,-'vw f X M .wg 16 vw? 1 'B A Z 2 gli 2' ' y ' ' 1, fm .Q ' v it 3 5 fi N, I ff ll. +4 fi -is ff , Q I K vw fssffw' 5' - a 4 ,X , ,ma mv W - J' '- -iw-K4 1 5v V 4-'5 E K 1 is sa-yn- Wav' -3 v- o- if I ig-- Iv' bf' ,L Jw-' -F ' iflikom .flnifigreaf Homecoming bonfire fo .W ,Lf - J 'eh' ' .Mg .fliose spine-fingling baslrefball games, folflue 4 K A -fe --- -'I - 1--4 ' 4-li.. ' 5 splif-second finishes on fhe fraclx: flue spirif of Flefcl1er is clearly reflecfecl. If you playecl, you will recall fhe proverbial bufferflies fhaf fluffered aimlessly in flle pif of your sfom- ach, and if you were in fl1e sfands you will never forgef fhe frusfrafion of an infercepfed pass or fhe sheer ioy af fl1e baskefball rip- pling fhrough flie nef af fhe sound of flue buzzer fo win fhe game. If was a good year because Flefcller played' fhe games .. . . never lef if pass from your memory. f ' .ll J Q M-2 5 Fletcher .... K.,. 7 40 .... ........... L ee Fletcher .... ,,.. 1 4 12 .... .......... P axon Fletcher .... .... 3 2 O ..,. ..... F ernandina Fletcher .... .... 1 5 28 .... ....... D uPont Fletcher .... .... 1 9 0 .... ....... B olles Fletcher .,.. .... 1 4 25 ,.... ..... L ive Oak Fletcher .... .,.. 6 12 .... ,...... O cala Fletcher .... .... 0 14 ..... ...... P alatka Fletcher .... .... 7 34 ..... .......,.... K enny Fletcher .... .... 1 4 18 ,... ..... K etterlinus Tom! ...... ........... 1 26 183 ...,................ Tom! WON-3 LOST-7 Our fine coaching staff did a top-notch job of showing the boys the tricks of the tradel' in athletics. Pictured above are Mr. Ish Brant, Head Coach, and Mr. Don Jarrett, seated. Standing are Mr. john Sutton, Mr. Frank Hoye, and Mr. joe Andrews. Front row, left to right: Gordon Joyner and Moon I-Iaga, Managerg Terry Kane, jack Brandeis, johnny Robinson, Lewis Griffin, john Patterson. Second row, left to right: Ken Reed, Richard Rittenhouse, Ron Wingate, George Tedder, jot Carpenter. Third row, left to right: jack Pike, David Powell, Randy Copeland, Joe Robinson, Pugie Seay, Doug Bradshaw. 1 5 gba. I I' ,am . 'Z f , 4 I Q , V 2 3 , g. . 'V' Q 4 7, ,' an Q fl . : ' . l- l it I f' ,, ,. 3. si it ,Q ,V 1 1. QV ' 1 Y , i , V 1 1 ' ' . E li i ll 7 1 v i 3 WEE 1 x 6 I INDIVIDUAL SCORING T BOBBY TAYLOR ,,..,,,,,.,.,,..,,,,,,,, 54 JACK PIKE ......,.,..,,,,,,, ,,,,.,., 2 4 JOHN PATTERSON ..... ..... I 2 DURHAM PARKER ...,. ..... I 2 LEWIS GRIFFIN ....,. ,,,,,, 6 JIM VAN KLEECK ,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 6 BOBBY REYNOLDS ...,.... Q1-E.P.j 12 Our hard-working managers line the field before a big game. First row, left to right: Bobby Reynolds, Bill Wood, George Koski, Durham Parker, Bobby Taylor, Wendall Reeves, and john Ambrose and Warren King, Managers. Second row: Russell Bryant, Ed Thompson, Gilbert Gardner, Neal Griffin, and Pete Turner. Third row: Don Staley, Roland Clem- ents, jim Van Kleeck, George Blackwell, and Terry Youngblood. 171-T JIM VAN KLEECK GILBERT GARDNER JACK PIKE End End Fullback DURHAM PARKER Halfback A talent-shy and injury-bedeviled Senator eleven found the going rough this season mustering no more than a scant three wins to seven setbacks. Throughout the season the boys showed an enviable spirit-always going into the game with a rush of enthusiasm and determination . . . Calisthenics . . . serving to promote bodily grace and strength Alternate Captain Mori Valuable Player RANDY COPELAND F ullback DON STALEY Tackle Bobby Taylor scoots around end for extra yardage in the Paxon game as Bobby Reynolds 1211, George Blackwell f43j and jot Carpenter M61 stand in readi- IICSS. . . . the times they came off the field a defeated team, P they always seemed to say, We did our best. -and in when they won, you couldn't have found a happier bunch of guys anywhere! I BOBBY TAYLOR Halfback JOHNNY ROBINSON DOUG BRADSHAW JOT CARPENTER Halfback End Tackle r 5 Yi 34 .VI ii... ,....,,,,,,, l W! NOTE: Due to a back injury, Tom Frazier, consid- ered by Coach Brant to be the best player in the state pound for pound and inch for inch, was unable to have his picture made. ,geek . PUGIE sEAY JAcK BRANDEIS . Center Guard in i 7 EZ 'mufff j li -E ET- ii L - ' ' .rr C1115 L f A 1 i if a-if ' X fl of JOHN PATTERSON Quarterback - Capzaizz Buddy Page Memorial Award irwf Coach Brant gives a spirit building pep-talk between the halves of the Ocala game. NEAL GRIFFIN KEN REED TERRY YOUNGBLOOD GEORGE BLACKWELL Center GU?-fd Tackle Guard Kryrtal Award Q ,Y - ,r 'N z, , 1. 5, ,O a s .l fi Y. sf' LSI ' - ' ' ' .ia' .lv . s fe-'li , 111213 D I 0 gif fa. L P E is . f 'S if Q91 '- Wg' W 5' Q ,,V,QP ,I rf Ifjg ,AL T E p pw f. lie. ag, aa ia we Q' f' 5 47 ' 'a 'H bww- ' 1 at Front row: Reeves, Hardin, Marquis, Carter, Toler, Watterson, McKibbon, Joyner, Bowers. Second row: Frazier, Shea, Mabry, Sisserson, Varnes, Griffen, Scott, Daniels, Malley, Oesterricker, Sharpe. Third row: Benniger, Swimm, McMillan, Nelson, Head, Halliday, Terry, Peaden, Kelly, Thames, Scott. Fourth row: Umstattcl, Edge, Kirby, Young, Daugherty, Meshaw, Stewart, Leino, Oromaner, Taylor. With the scoring punch of backs and the blocking power of several linemen, the Senator B-Team was able to end the season with a rec- ord of 6 wins and 4 losses. The team handed defeats to Landon, Kenny, Bolles twice, and DuPont and Paxon. They lost to Ketterlinus, DuPont, Kenny, and Hastings. Coach Hoye has great anticipations for the 1956 Baby Senators as a number of the boys this year were in the Eighth or Ninth grade. s, ,p T 5 ' F-:ii if ,,i, V lf A ummm! 'V . -9-Q 4 ., .1 2 M. 4 41 , ?Z 1' Z3 SPIRIT, COLOR, NOISE . . . These three words describe our jun- ior Hi Cheerleaders perfectly. Aptly led by Co-Captains Judy Hullett and jean Reynolds, Barbara Crawford, Alice Davis, Sally Io Frye, Fran Smith, Flossie Copeland, Bayly Walsh, and Susan Davis yell- ed their lungs out at both the B- Team football and basketball games. Their spirit was so overflowing that it raised the pep of the entire school immensely. gawmmfamw Within the past two years, Fletcher has risen to be one of the most dreaded foes in State Basketball circles. Look at the regular season slate and you'll see a so-so record. But both years we went to State, the first time walking away with Championship honors. The 1956 team, up to deadline date, has a mediocre record, also. But the boys have dis- played such an enthusiastic spirit and a will to win that their efforts should not go un- heralded. Starting with No. 14, clockwise: George Borders, jimmy Brown. Coach Don Jarrett, Cecil Edge, Tony Veal, Mike Marvin, Ron Wingate, George Tedder, Doug Bradshaw, Bill Price, Howie Dayton, Manager -Warren King, Jonas Daugherty, and Bobby Rey- nolds. fm . . Jonas throws the ball over the heads of Paxon's defend- ers to Howie Dayton. A . z 2 5 , ig L George Tedder flips one through DuPont defenses for two points. CECIL EDGE, Forward HOWIE DAYTON, Guard BILL PRICE, Center WV 8 jifiiwm -dx v F? Q, , f' .If .W I Q53 'ees TONY VEAL, Center MIKE MARVIN, Center nc. Tl' . - 4' : I x 4 rides as X I X Gee, Mr. Jarrett, is this really a basketball? asks jimmy Brown as Doug Bradshaw looks on. qc p fa i r 'K Mr. Sutton shows Albert Terrell, David Crawford, Pat Howard, Larry Mays, Fred Henderson, Richard McMillan, jeff Oromaner, Sammy Stewart, Hugh Oesterreicher, Wfaltcr Leino, Harry Meshaw, and Don Mabry the correct technique for shooting foul shots. Z ' an 2: ' jczqaee Up to publication date, the junior Varsity Basketball Team had gone undefeated. One of the victories was a trouncing of Lee High School of jacksonville, evidence that Coach Sutton's boys were a fine working team and deserve a big hand. Pausing long enough in a hard practice to have their picture made are: john Bowers, Wayne DeHart, jimmy Little, Nick Federici, Mark Conway, Lewis Griffin, Duke Scott, Steve Helquist, joe Troupe, Spike Sisserson, Randy DeHart, George Koski, jim Daugherty, and Coach Sutton. 'A ' - - - I - ' i 1.135 Pm . . L. -' , - - 'Vik ,, fi Practicing for that all-important State Cross Country trek are Fred Mabry, Howie Dayton. Mac Harvey, Hugo and Hampton Mickler. ,mm ' 'ag With a few brief warming-up exercises and a deep breath, the cross country team started on the long two and two-tenths mile trek, trying to best some 65-odd boys of 22 schools, class A and AA, from all over the state. Hampton Mickler, elected honorary captain by his team mates, ended the race a heated 5th place with a school record breaking 12:04. The team as a whole finished Brd. Several Juniors will return next year to bolster the team's strength. Fred Mabry explains to Howie Dayton and the Mickler twins the tricks' in besting their opponents in the State Meet at Gainesville: Run faster that's all! Q , , CK 1, an-',..'--........ 3A Q 1 Tl1C 1955 TRACK TEAM-First row: Hampton Mickler, Mike Boring, Randy Copeland, Cecil Edge, Bobby Taylor, jack Pike, Fred Mabry, jerry Bowers. Second row: Hugo Mickler, Durham Parker, jerry Hole, Edwin Thompson, Larry Clark, Tommy Thompson, jack Hatfield. Third row: Duane Burgess, Tommy Walslu, jim Naughton, jim VanKleeck, Doug Bradshaw. , I Q Coach Joe Andrews, going into his first year as track mentor, expects his team to land on top of one of the toughest schedules yet. Last year, the thin-clads took District Meet honors and went to Gainesville and the State Meet, only to be defeated by one point for the honors there. Taylor streaks ahead at -f the Florida Relays. T I JIM VANKLEECK CECIL EDGE HUGO MICKLER F DURHAM PARKER BILL PRICE FRED MABRY E A BOBBY TAYLOR V i RANDY COPELAND HAMPTON MICKLER and KEN REED PHIL PADGETT DOUG BRADSHAW JACK PIKE I L Xa. Kneeling: Lewis Griffin, Roy Umstattd, George Borders, Bill Bazley. Standing: Coach Hoye, jimmy Brown, john Patterson, Carl Hughes, Bobby Reynolds. ' taiwan ' admit Play ball, calls the umpire as the pitcher gets his signal from the catcher, winds up, and pitches a called strike to open the 1956 Senator Baseball Season. Taking a quick look over the diamond we find several new faces in the outfield, in addition to entire infield off of last year's team. With most of the pitching duties resting on the shoulders JOHN PATTERSON Yer out! MR. HOYE and JOHN before a crucial game. of veteran john Patterson, who pitched a no-hit, no-run ball game against Starke in the District Tourney last year, there are high hopes for this season. ,174-Kfhun. .11 hui. i d'l 'llllF.Jd1lZu !HHmLl S March March March March April April April April April April April April April May May May SCHEDULE BOLLES LANDON KETTERLINUS JACKSON PAXON DUPONT BOLLES KETTERLINUS DUPONT PAXON JACKSON NEC PLAYOFF TOURNEY May 10-12 ............ SUB-GROUP TOURNEY May 14 ........... .............................. L ANDON May 17-19 ........ ..... GROUP TOURNEY june 11-14 ..,,... ...... S TATE TOURNEY .145 , A We I ! fy? Lewis Griffin puts the tag on George Borders at second. , 4 , . Z 1 '.' , Q 4 if E if: i If ' 45' 'Fl L4 tl ik sn :WH ff 9' f 1 1 or , H L . 2 ,,,,..,. -1 Wk 4' is BILL BAZLEY ROY HUNTER CARL HUGHES JIMMY BROWN and BOBBY REYNOLDS C' ! 1 1 f 472' x 5 1 J Q if ' ' I 5. fn, .Lf '7Q,.fZ,'11,' f' ,, ,., G. - --inf : ' A 5 QQQT Ill, 2,524 1 K ,J j 1.1 - gr,-'.,Qjg,w K 7' f V J 'M ' f I , K , 'Q 'A' '. ,V is I J N 0 -...W , -N I ff I! 5 1' ,V,Z Pf2fT. 'f 5 , f C 1 11 ' ...Wm y, MW., ...J-....., .. is ,,,, 1 LQ, i , 1-.. M ,ww , -MMA V rw A Q, , . 9 1 4 sk it! ' If K 49 f .65 J 1 7 8 in H... M89 were 1 J ? '? 'Y Soft-if First row: Larry Marvin, Tony Veal, George Bull, Martin Henderson, jeff Hallett. Second row: Mike Shearon, Pugie Seay, Philip Markham, Albert Alexander, Owen Ganzel, jot Carpenter. Third row: Bill jobes, Phil Dunning, Nath Doughtie, john Goodling, jon Alexander, George Blackwell, and Coach John Sutton. anbteam ' 325 ' cuwlctate , For the first time in the history of the school an The 1955 Edition of the Senator Swim Team took State, County, and N.E.C. Champion honors, let alone swimming to twenty-three straight dual meet wins. athletic team has gone undefeated the entire season. I wiv 9 2 M-Fww as wt' The team throws Coach Sutton in after one of their usual wins. The record-holding medley relay team: Bill Jobes, backstrokeg Albert Alexander, breast strokeg Larry Marvin, freestyle. .. ----i- l 1 I l i S A nn yptitlk mncun, , e:-:N f r ' M l l Proudly displaying their two well-deserved trophies are: Front row: Lynda Lawhead, Edith Adams, , Louise Kirkland, Coach Alice Clay, Judy Folk, Judy Gibbins, Sharon Rowley, Judy Yancey. Back J row: Jane Shultz, Marcia Lansing, Sally DeVane, Lucille Anderson, Pat Carleton, Suzanne Barnes, Nancy Adams, Iris Green, Diana Townsend, Joan Lee Smith, Dotty Strudel, Barbara Cassiff, Dot Pickford, Aileen Hansen, Managerg Martha Hampton. 740 6116653605 ' 4 With a Swimmers to your marks-get set-go! l and a resounding splash, the 1956 Girls' Swimming season was underway. This year's team, bolstered by a host of new strength in addition to several returnees, went headlong into a back-breaking schedule, hoping to best last year's County Championship team's record. A lot of credit is due Mrs. Clay and Mrs. Matthews for the fine job of coaching they did, enabling the girls to end the season so successfully. VICTORY!! r .C In , nz!- W'4 ': ' i ' '-.-:Juv-x-h'Mo:. Yr- ' x , .' . , Q ,,.gq . - . I' '-1 , . , , -N ff , X' wx . L 2 .' , ..f-4.-uv-..,-N- -anvuxu-uaau-A s ,. f-- 4....-:-,.a.--sr-.--fnrswlf-s..z-aw'-.411f,w-8. V .z-. .-u...1. 3, 7. 'uf- Q Though the Ninth Grade Basket- ball gals won only one game while losing two, they ran up a total of 44 points to their combined oppo- nents' sum of 57. The girls beat DuPont 31-13, while losing to Oceanway, 9-6, and John Gorrie, 15-7. Mrs. Mathews expects a better season next year as there are sev- eral promising prospects in this year's Eighth Grade. Left to right: Arlene Kein, Eileen Han- sen, Liz Elmer, Christine Hammond, Martha Haga, Lin Collins, jo Ann Smith, Linda Lawhead, Galyl Birchall, Aire Keys, Marilyn Reid, Sally DeVane, Sandy Sandiford, Mary Haga, Mrs. B. Mathews. ,an you 4: 7.7.5. Every year, our Girls' Athletic Association sponsors a Sports Day here at Fletcher, in- viting all the schools in the County to participate. For years, this has proved to be one of the top local high school athletic events of the year. Fletcher is known for its excellent Physical Education Program for Girls. Without the capable' aid of the G.A.A. this would not be nearly as possible. First row: Miss Mary Hinkle. Second row: Boswell, Abbadessa, Anderson, Boring, Watterson, Gard- ner, Chepon, Reynolds, Minton, Clower, Adams, Hammock, Kluessner, Pohland, Curran, Anderson. Third row: Copeland, Naughton, Busch, Lindsey, Whitaker, Sandiford, Zippel, Adams, Martin, Stevens, Corriell, McClure, Reed, Anderson, Green, Freeman, Powell, Griffin, Saunders, Van Kleeck, Anderson. eqmwmaff 21,f2a,xlmf,s rxza Vi r- if. '-4 ti .'f14A 2:f'15 ,5f'5K.Wuf,r ' WAPP95-FQ .A E wg ,, V ,, '-311 , - Us ' 'T AxT E'7i4i , 'is , h .-c x. V v .,,.: ', 1 i , ,,.v -1 , NF ,fm 'I - V . '. --vi., - 1. 2 I 11 ':'-w'P!Vf',i' '71 ' f, -:gg yall J. . A iwfg i ' ' Q' A , 4 r A rg? iv . K f', t ,H a exif Hey, Gang! Hey, gang! . . the shout still rings clear as you think of those cold November nights at the football games, and the exciting tenseness you felt as we were about to score. You'll also remember the familiar chant of two bits, four bits! . . . as you watched those thrilling and almost-too-close basket- ball games. But it wasn't so much the cheers that you'll re- member but those nine great gals that were in back of every one of them . . . our Senior Cheerleaders. Front row: Mike Oesterreicher, Timmie Perkins, Captaing Barbara johnson, Martha Ann Hampton. Back row: Mary Lou Minton, Jo Lee Blondheim, Dottie Leisegang, Lynn Evans, and Diane Donegan. 364955 Ti. P 1 Q i ,ff MMM Left to right: George Borders, Jack Pike, Durham Parker, Hugo Mickler, Mr. Brant, Sponsor, Cecil Edge, Tony Veal, Bobby Taylor, Tom Frazier, Bobby Reynolds, Ed Thompson, Phil Padgett, john Patterson, Jonas Daugherty, Carl Hughes, David Powell and jimmy Brown. W M Mistuh Intolocktuh . . . Mistuh Intolocktuh . . This simple, but rather amusing little phrase is heard time and again during the annual. Club Minstrel, termed by all to be one of the biggest events of the year. Who'll ever forget Pick-a-ninny George as he paraded back and forth across the stage bearing that fast-growing pine, or the fine old Darkie Singing ringing through the auditorium? This is evidence of one of the finest clubs in the school. 5 ,X -e .1 Va Q f YK: Arggfghrx I '-.lug GI 'X A7-x f 45 i li ' . . iff.. . . ' -.ffhyfz X, 1 ggi. guy ,I , ' ' fs:-1:5 1. : ?fQ'.:'..- .r.,,,,r..M.W -M ,.,., r ., ,, ,., , ,,.1 , -.gag -e,.:,4,,,,,-..., 4 s- Jffwfgigf'qa,s:wf:1:.fp-..., .- - . -- of -V if - r--1--sv .r-deff? g.12r.m,-.ga ' -f '. tu- -ffisi'-26 iiwzva-Tzafsif A -' , o ...K--3.1.5-,-.lm-,. f-r.m.-..- I 2 f.,---Q-'fezfazag-2--mf :ra-x a-4F.r::-1:2402 , ,. ef. s. - .,,g:H-augwisz .11- 'f 'Q-ew 'g5Ij31:f'? gq..:351.,.S1jP1 if 1 -S,-n- w- rf :. 2 -ME' -if 1 NX..-sq ,. Nix, , ,v.. 2:4-Teaser -f law-,g:z :.:1:1r:,g' ,p ,jun efqitlgig vak-I'--'-.rv wif- 1-.: F 4 'ay-51 .f:5L,5.i- u:f'.aH1I7 .Cv J. ' umm ..,-' ,,.. , Officers of the F Club count receipts of beanie sales. 'QV fl at 23,2 S, ,, iw-ogg Kv-. lifxiliil M 'i RCS KEN BANE Fight for that ball! Golden Gloves Champion: Novice Division Press on . . . press on. i as - e e fl ,R , K 3 Ticket, please. Glory day for the gridders n 'Q 1 Q Y ., fx-i ,ff ,A et' 1 Q1 I ' 453 1 QK f Q, , W, .. ff .A - .4 , f X 4. They l00keCl in . . . . . . to see! Sullen Sutton 'F!!f 'l' . . . rack 'em! . . stand up and holler!! Now, the little ball goes in the little basket . . . like so! Jonas sinks one in a Varsity B-Team tussle. i ' X' . '. A52 4 , s v r r can Hi' F ncnvnubfvwvili 1'-an-Qlilil u ' iii! xr we . -.. m ' A ' -Hlfum . A A . '.vb,,,,,.-5.35, r 1 fi - f my , f a ' K , V 'im .. ' P -,ff r' 7 '9+'?!Q - - 1' , 'v A t x Q AZ 1 Z.. ' I 3 I f -all ,.x f : 14, I ,QV r' 'JI -W 'U .'s. 4 r. at 1 i f f AA., 1 ' 1 ,ff 'Z V 1 1 W' Sv n Q These were-your school days: 'Filled wilh emolion, dances, homework: filled wilh lhe relen+less bell every filly-six minufes and, of course, 'lhe beach par+les.s Bul' before you leave, pause and fake a loolz al' The faces you may never see again, +he dances you can never relive, fhe life +ha+ was yours a+ Duncan U. Flelcher. ge me Qdnte 1 Q ab! pf-malice -M, Q f f Wk K 1 - , W1 'nilifi mv , - ww: 1 01, X muff ..uv 'J ,N 'ak I WY, f aff b-my., xr 1 ' v , , J ji J i ff' 1 A 1 5-Yx I 149' f 43 'K k . I p Q? -.' . iii U -1-I bv- -I Q: Q2 4 J g 4 X V I W, ' A W Z ' - M nz ' ,I 3 4' I l -. j 4 I -G Q dt., hgh Wh Mr t AP' 'ffpff P25174 Q f 'N -f nf vz ,H , i 1 , KQJ-.Axxw -i X i - ' f 'zwvfbgf-f K -. ,1 1 4: 41 ' Q.. Q 1. kL..v,,,3:,:.f ..., , Q. 4 ., kx,1X - ,k,h. , V , F V :wi K N LHVV S , 5 i A V' he yitlrt E bk Q , Q fw'g ' vm ' ig .AQA ,.- ,. ' , 'fx , fi , 1 ff 1 , MK yi ,Y in JE l , . ,X V . Q ,UQ-ini' -sp V F 1 . N1 wq x ' x . , ' W V ' M Kari' ,' 4-av. . X m h ' 'S' ' W? .... ,.Iff',4 .1 1. f f' ,Rf vw-om, . ' ' z i ix 012 W il I S ki x ev X J, - mix' 'wg .L M L' X , , in 1 Y, Q Q . 4 f 62.5 4' lx IW s ,hail xr, ' A NIE! X 5, Nativity Scene . . . Christmas Pageant, 1955 l A gaily decorated blockade in the upper halls, already too crowded with screaming children. Q M. Y X. . ,xv Tvx as the mght before Christmas . . Glory, glory, the Wise Men are COITIC. 'Hark the herald, Angels sing . . yu . g V fliff sw . They're all bound to go under here at one time or another. flllstlwllsls lt.lDAZE 41 Now hold still, Lester, while I pin this on. Ugh! Look at the funny clothes he has on Tripping the light fantastic at the Ninth Grade Foriil. Oh, Oh! Hes spotted some- thing. ffemale ? ?j wg'- W 2 . 1, ' 3 SA- '4 ui' -as 59.2 'H' Y 9 3' fu Y Q A A 'ki Q' QV .QR . , 57 5 Q '15 ff, . i fi ,,ff ,V . ,..N A . ps 895 si.. '- Lil ' 3 1 , . 4- wud' 4 N QW s A ,QA fo' 5.4 ' 1 1 L. -fe ,V me x , N, ,,. A V' - Q- 1123 -f 'P K mt -S , e? x 13 1 An entrance for some . . . an exit for most. W, if 25 , Www is i.- .,ib..-- XX'ell, I'll put the romusfiggle here. and . . Yes, kiddies, we ARE getting an addition ,fnfvffmf-fha V fw Judi 'V, r A uc A 1, ff 21 .V'F,: Www F , u J 2232 riff xc-,, 'f , i -ww-.,, vag- HERE Ll. QME Qlllll ADEQM 0 Face lifting dear old, old, old, old Fletcher. ff 53 A 2 5. A 5 V ' W E . 4 ,,-1. v, I ' A lr H J 0 1 ,Eh 4. ' I 6 :es 1 44 x Y - 57 Smile! Yes, there was some studying done, tc and we did make things. 2 x I I I A.. .. ,f f ' 4' uni - 'fn O K! you guys . . . 1et's try the Florida Special. Q ,, , ,im We , P ' if 1' 'A i wg, u mc? 4 wx, av A 'Ta' A-, awk-1' 1' NC, f give-w--i 4,24 - f-'L ,h M. ,fl m:,,+f.qfs , ...Wir ' 4. 4. U .. ii A bw win' 6 -'T '- 1f'. di , ,, 0 si 'fffffff M, 5 -14. 'V Wen . a H.-v., I u K Q J if x ,K Typical weekend night at the local hangout. mwiazfw . f ' M' 'i if l 3 uf' xT'Y v, N .Q .wx I rv I There'll be a dance after the game, sponsored by f ' WV 7 sk Ev Af. Yearly visit to Fishermans Paradise. L W X ,.v ff ff' , f .-,Mn 7 f f K H E , ' x ,, .W ' In 12 4 .M 2 ,uk-?, . 1 -' .Q 'vt fm Ill! , ,i Ilff 1 , Lf? V , 4, . If ' If ' ZW ,Mi . W I I 5 , F' i 4 f r ' - , fww 1 , Q A , W D,-, ' ' 4' M115 .ff - f? A .,., 4 , K we tdqoh ERIC , Ad X , r .1 4 f Hs 0VQr ' ' Sf-X4 Q gi f 44 if f F 1 ' Ill'?l1.E?l!I I N x I n t I ' v X S .xfl Q -. ll 'D-lf EWQUBH KWH H X if - 'ar Besi' Wishes +0 fhe Fle+cher Seniors THE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE BEACH 'Q -Jr '1 g 5 s 'E The 7 new fvfQ,,,fkQ xi' 'L ,+-rg fr, i ,x v . P , 'wx ,, 1 . X' W , g irgwf- jr . ,pr rs.,-0 A 13 fl ,- , 1 , W f V 3, V ' ,V 1 , f Mfr BENJAMIN MCCORMICK Honorary Member Class of '47 Be 'I-oleran+, +rea+ every man righ+ 'Phe firsr 'rime you mee+, for you know nor under whai' condifions or where, you may mee+ him agam. ELMORE-NAUGHTON INSURANCE l 1 1 - , CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY Prescripfions, Tha+'s My Business' Phone CHerry 9-9796 ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA TRAVELRITE MOTEL Day, Week, or Monlhly Rales Corner Penman Rd. and New Beach Blvd. JACKSONVILLE BEACH. FLORIDA I u. s. vo TOM THUMB COURT Recommended by Duncan Hines OCEAN FRONT COTTAGES Television In Every Room Phone CHerry 9-4590 Congra+uIa+ions, Seniors AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK of Jacksonville Your Southside Bank 203I Hendrick's Avenue JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Member F. D. I. C. JACKSONVILLE BEACH GAS COMPANY Oldes+ Gas Company on I'he Beach' 225 Pablo Avenue JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA Com plimenis of JACKSONVILLE BEACH TRUCK LINE CHAO HARDWARE COMPANY Two Sfores +o Serve You PURALITE PAINTS JACKSONVILLE BEACH' FLORIDA Jacksonville Beach, Florida 'Q 4: 1 ff? LJ ! 45 W fjl ,, f ' X f QUQB SEWX ali' S. A. KYLE Funeral Director IOO Years of Service I856-I884-Calvin Oak l884-l887-Byron G. Oak I 887- I 889-George W. Clark I 889- I 909-Charles A. Clark I909-I936-Moullon 8: Kyle I936-I938-Kyle 81 Swanson I938- -S. A. Kyle Eslablished I856 PROCTORS HARDWARE I I- VAN H PRNEST Everylhmg for Ihe Home YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER Needs and Novelhes JACKSONVILLE BEACH FLORIDA C'- mPl'men'fS of THE KATHLEEN KOURT MILLER FOG COMPANY The Beaches Only Compllmenls of Pesl' Conlrol Service 3 Third S'rree+ and I7I'h Avenue Now Opera'ring Two Siores . CompIimen+s of Down+own Jacksonville al' Hogan and Monroe Soufh Jacksonville al' 20I6 San Marco Blvd. Ilnmeriwe 229 HoeAN STREET Y L JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA ,digngg J 8: W MOTORS COMPANY 304 3rd SI'ree1' Norlh JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA - -Phone-CHerry-9-9971 SOUTHERN MAID - SCHOOL SUPPLIES Complimenfs of MAYTAG LAU N DRY Complimenfs of ED Besl' Wishes of LUMBER COMPANY We Town of Building Ma+eriaIs Hardware Pain+s CompIimen+s of 200 Firs+ S+ree+ Nepfune Beach BEACH PRINTING COMPANY 23 I Pablo Avenue Serving +he Beaches for I5 Years JACK, DON. AND CARL lr ,I ., R 11353,-1-fF,.-se, Aff i?mc A , 3'-,f wlmur-. , X, i ' ., fr. - J f:x,xTvT...3L3fi3u .. 'Q- . i,?,. . 1- , ' mg: 1 'l' A ONE OF THE SOUTH'S GREATEST STORES Serving 'rl1e Sou+l'1 for 88 Years COHEN BROTHERS I Jacksonville I, Florida JETER'S FAMILY SHOES 2l2 N. Is'r Sl'ree+ Jacksonville Beach BENNETT'S BEACH MOTEL - ' r- V4 f '.f' .-xfmubily. - Q ,if h 3 , nf., , . L, a. . ' ZJNV, I Q ' . ,in -vi gram fil23L4,:y' IL fv-'S 'i .2L:ie' --F 'gh HARDAGE 8: SONS 5I7 Park S+ree+ -I-IMMMIE AND JOHNNY Jacksonville 4, Florida ELERS MCDUFHE JEW H I-lowARD's GARAGE Walch and Jewelry Repairing A + bw R . A N H1 uomo ue epairs F. JA6ll?gOhT6rEEE BEACH 2I3 Firs'r Sfreei Phone CHerry 9-2050 Blwlxuf val xl srsfnr svn: xlxlx Seafood a+ Hs Bes+ 629 N. Third S+ree+ Jacksonville Beach Phone CHerry 9 9955 Complimenls of GLOVER WEISS RCA Vicfor Television KENT-WARREN COMPANY 220 Wesl' Adams S+ree+ JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Qualify Apparel for Men SURF SIDE STABLES Riding Lessons Boarding BONNIE JEAN AND BERT SMITH .-N if-Nadia 4 g3'fi'lN-M ' 4 ON Y0UR G RA? NUAT I WW 5 QM M I I if WO . . YN v ,. 4 L!! 5 5 x xx rgx ? 5 g ,H . . Q 3:5 f fx Q Sift' E5 x .135 E 5 , ,,. ,.: - - W? E V 5 M . l 5 xg X ' ' I iS' fXffA L s L 3 ' Xa. I X X-- k ' Y N l I l W 3 llc 1 I xl 1 'I I ' I N H wifi I I 1-is I LUANN AND CARL BEACH LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Jacksonville Beach STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES TOM ELLIS, Ageni 224 NorI'h Third SI'ree'I' Jacksonville Beach, Florida Auio Life Fire BRUCE THOMAS' MUSIC AND GIFT CENTER Pianos, Organs, Band and Orches+raI InsI'rumenI's 204 NORTH FIRST STREET Ins'rruc'rion on All I PAU LA JEAN'S SHOP I I I i Fines+ In Women's AppareI I I I 2I5 Nor'rh Firsl' S+ree+ I JACKSONVILLE BEACH I GIDDEN'S BEACH l FUNERAL HOME K Chapel FaciIiI'ies MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE I I7 Third Ave Sou'rh II STEWART BROTHERS PHARMACY The Rexall SIore Firs+ Ave. and Pablo Ave. McNEILL INSURANCE AGENCY I36 FirsI' Avenue, NorI'h P. O. Box I62 JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA Bes+ Wishes Io 'Ihe Class of I956 JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA CHARLES LWEL-Lg Phone CHerry 9-2374 229 W. ADAMS STREET IACKSONVIUE 2, NOIIDA ' - L GAY-ANNA MOTEI JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA MARTHA ANN AND TONY Complimenfs of +he Complimegg of a FRIE BEACH THEATRE Gnd Complimen+s of BEACH DRIVE-IN S.EA RANCH MOTEL 27 Soufh Flrsi' Sfreef and Ocean Fronf JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA 565+ ',Qig1Q'B,ge i0'S FIVE AND TEN STORES Jacksonville Beach and Aflanfic Beach Good Luck +o All of You I . Jmcqlgsfl ewelc-315 C0mP 'e fS JLpQQjfLff5f5f3R,DL of A A F R I E N D Complimenis of John M. Hanna More People Buy RCA Victor Te'eviSi0n ARMoRED CAR SERVICE See Glove' Weiss C0mPanY The Same Service Your Bank Uses . DAILY BANK DEPOSITS F. . V I f h CHANGE lrsi' in aues or 'r e Home DELIVERY OF PAYROLLS 9 1 Day and Nigh+ Service y E ELgin 5-646I ' GUY MARVIN, INC. A NAME THAT MEANS MORE IN FURNITURE., I022 Wesi' Bay S'Iree+ Forsyrh Corner Broad Phone ELgin 4-459I JACKSONVILLE BEACH SOUTHEASTERN FOREST-ERS Beach Bivd. and Third Sfreei' A JACKSONVILLE NORMAN MINCHEW lm BEACH ReaI Es+a+e Insurance Nl FLORIDA TE co 206 Norfh Firsi SI'ree+ V Phone CHerry 9-2377 XQGMKP Marial: Lubricarion Polishing Washing Tires and Tubes Mufflers A. A. ALEXANDER I CompIimen+s of ,QOUR CL?-'xx Il Nor+h Third S'I'reeI' JACKSONVILLE BEACH FLORIDA Where Dry Cleaning Is an Ari PAT AND MARTIN '37 334 9'rh Ave. N JAX BEACH, FLA Ph. CH 9-5360 1 B 'r W' h PHlEEIP'S IPAPISNT Besl of Luck AND FLOOR COVERING 1-0 1-he 823 Second Sfreef Norfh Oldes+ and Mos+ Reliable a+ Beaches Class of I956 THOMPSON C0mPlime S of RADIO 81 TELEVISION SEA SHELL RESTAURANT 232 Sixfh Avenue Norlh CHerry 9-598I ww O. K. MOTORS, INC. 234 Pablo Avenue JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA Home of 'l'he Volkswagen 'Comp-Rlmenisl of BEACH NEWS AND ADVERTISER 220 Nor+h Third Sfreel Jacksonville Beach, Florida Bouquel' of Roses From MARY LOU JACK. AND BARBARA ' FRAZIER'S FIRESTONE BEACH SUPPLY I3l Norfh Second S'rree+ Jacksonville Beach, Florida I JACKSONVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLI NG COMPANY Ja clcsonville, Florida Complimenfs of I THE FRIENDLY SHOP GOLDYE AND FRED ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA ADKINS PHARMACY Reliable PrescripI'ions 524 NorI'h Firsi' Sireei' JACKSONVILLE BEACH. FLORIDA I I STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATION IX PonI'e Vedra Beachgg Florida 7 I 4, CONGRATULATIONS DRINK MILK CLASS OF I956 FOR HEALTH Bes+ of Success 1' ' in The Years To Come IS Our Sincere Wish I TADS L Recommended By I TOM DAVIS I MARBLE AND TILE co V-- I I THE OCEAN-AIR COURT New Beach Blvd. Jacksonville Beach .-,.c.l.l..w-1-fm: f-err F l1 ' afL '- 'I I l 34 Modern One SI'op Shopping Cen+ers I'o Serve You QQQNG TI tp, 4' 1 I I ur Garden Fresh S Nahonally Frulls and VegeI'ables Aclverhsed BLUE RIBBON QUALITY MEATS Grocenes CompIlmen+s of LAWRENCE 8: RENTSCH Nh Jaclrsonvllle s SmarI'es+ Speclalfy Shop THE LUGGAGE SHOP 46 Wesf Forsy+h ELgln 6 I274 DIANE AND CECIL NEWBERRY JEWELERS Complimen+s of '24 N H1 F. If S+ + A. e-. PENMAN O' S 'ee I 4 Q I 2 S' I 5' Y f 'l '75+'f--lv-Llar., l p Il 1 p ll Jacksonville Beach Pl'l0fle CHSFFY 9-2009 I I CompIimen+s of THE MOTEL VAGABOND Complimenrs of FRENCH MIRROR PLATE GLASS COMPANY F.-. ... .... ' VINAGENE BEAUTY SALON CompIe+e Beaufy Service I28 FIRST STREET NORTH JACKSONVILLE BEACH. FLORIDA I TOWNSEND HAWKES REALTORS II N. Third SI'ree1' Jacksonville Beach, Florida Phone CHerry 9-90I I Complimenis of GORDON THOMPSON Where SchooI-day Friends Build Business Careers in a Friendly A+mosphere and PIeasan+ Surroundings GULF LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY A SouI'hern Insfifufion Since I9I I Home Office: JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA I'uMop-apgsdn si xlooq au+ io pe.: sul 'Ap,oaJ.lo:: parupd sem .img lenuue aui. ug wsu Aluo aiu, si sgqi, 'IO.l+UO9 .mo puokoq suougpuoo oi, anqi +91JPW SLH. UO +598 SdINVlS 39V.I.SOd 'S TI A08 A-I TELEVISION 2I7 Four+h Avenue N. Firsi In Service Firs+ in Color TV ANN AND NIKKY l JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA sr- rg !,'l'H! II II li ' , I is I II I COLES DRIVE IN CLEANERS ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK LANGSTON s Jacksonville Florida Congramlahons C Shop and Save MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT J C PENNEY CO INC INSURANCE CORPORATION QQQQ 4lI Nor+h Firs+ S+ree+ I - - Flo L gei' W eIcIy C cuI Car Washing CHerry 9 2053 SMITH S STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATION Second S+reeI' and A+IanI'ic Blvd. of I I QI It II I -. AuI'o Repairs Fuel Pump Service A. M. SMITH Proprie+or A. UPDIKE M n e a ag r JOAN LEE AND GILBERT SEA TURTLE RESTAURANT A+lan+ic Beach, Florida CACKY AND PUGIE ' oRA's BEAUTY sHoP Specialize in All Phases B + W lc Complimen+s of ORA t-i5i1LE:RLEY,olJwner E G 323 A+lan+ic Blvd. A+lan+ic Beach BEACH BOOTERY I-Ieadquar-Ive'-5 For Dance Fooiiwear Dress Shoes I06 Is+ S+ree+, Nep'rune gcach Spor'I'swear CHerry 9-47l9 Phone CHerrY 9-50 2 AGAIN . . . We Are Behind 'l'he Sena+ors . . . Bu? Ou+ In Fron'I' Wifh SERVICE SHCRE GAS COMPANY 48 S. Penman Road Phone CHerry 9-2363 OUR GOOD WISHES ARE WITH YOU ui l , Q NW i 5 . . l ' E25 FX LUX F fm 1 Dk f 1 li 1 HIP F5 T sift f-QQQ J EWUY F o ' s O 'What Ivor The Svort We Furnish TM f1 ll . f 49 GGAGE 633 W. Bay Cor. Jef erm JJPPUES Phone EL 4-4675 T E . or E ii zo 9'-0 9'- P 9 A. V so ogn x6' si z6vi4c 4. Pew A, ,O 5, ,,s.,Op'A.A.4g!giE MA' 99,9 fp,,s'.p't Q 0 ' 5 lil!-ixifg f.',p'. .+ 3. .77+? fifff' ffm, 'f , 5 'gil' IW fl 1,1 f 'r , ' ' ,f ,f '7' 'V W mf 7 fl, 4' ui. Iii A - ' ' l 'I ' M Illia: JL M, an .. . NL MARY LOU AND DURHAM Congrafulafions, Seniors and Fulure Seniors MORGAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE GRAYSON Dresses Sporlswear Coa+s Suifs Lingerie Hosiery Cl1ildren's Deparlmenf 22 LAURA STREET JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA Phone ELgin 3-869l ' PARKlSON'S CAMERAS l22 Nor+l1 Firsl Slreef Jacksonville Beach, Florida Jacksonville, Florida C. H. WILKERSON AGENCY REAL ESTATE Il5 Sou+h Firsl' SI'ree'I' INSUFEKNCE Jacksonville Beach, Florida Phone CHerry 9-2336 WILLARD C. GEORGE PLASTICS 6I5 A+Ian+ic Blvd. A+Ian+ic Beach PAU LUS MUSIC CO. 4I Wesi Monroe ELgin 3-0621 OLDS AND KING BAND INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC EXPERT REPAIRING CongraI'uIa+ions Class of I956 BEST OF SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO COME THE BARN ETT NATIONAL BANK of Jacksonville MEMBER OF F. D. I. C. 5 v SI SLO' Besi' Wishes From THE BEACH BANK Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CCCDRPORATION FEDERAL REISIIERVE SYSTEM Complefe Banking Facililies I for All Ihe Beaches Fred and David l...'Xf. j AVERY AND WILSON INC INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 2I3 Firsf Avenue Nor+h Jacksonville Beach Florida RENEE SHOPS Ladies' Apparel FRED L. AHERN Real Es+a+e - Insurance - Building 929 Norfh Third S+ree'r 229 Nor+h,FIrs+ Shieel Izoo Edgewoiid Ave' Jacksonville Beach, Florida Jacksonville Beach JBCIKSOVIVIIIS Complimenls of WEBBS MRS. J. C. PORTER H . . ,, IPor'rer's Service Sfafionl Biggesl' LlHIe Slore on +he Beaches .506 Third Shea, Jacksonville Beach, Florida BEACH GARAGE, INC. Body, Fender, and Painl' Service DON TOPMAN, Manager THE BEACH TOGGERY The Besl' in Wearing Apparel 22I Pablo Ave. Jacksonville Beach, Florida DuNN's DECORATORS I , AND FABRICS F Slip Covers Draperies I., Upholslering Carpels ,Hi ia II9 Norlh Second SI'ree+ JACKSONVILLE BEACH FLORIDA Vivian and Winona Li' s .Hi 'Q I -I I Sv' Rumi.: , I-Aff, . ' A if , .. .. 14+- I v 'F 'E' ...-A I I ILO. ,7 1 'rr ILLQI Z y 4 lin, and Virginia and Philip THE HOMESTEAD RESTAURANT Specializing in Seafood Chicken, Squab, and Slealc Dinners BEACH BLVD. Complimenfs of THE GAY'S COTTAGE COURT Complimen+s of BONNIE I. SMITH Complimenfs of ARNOT'S BAKERY RESTAURANT Firsf Sfreei' and Pablo Ave JACKSONVILLE BEACH Q -limi GRADUATES Going Off 'ro College?-Then Keep in Touch Through S Th cean each Re orter 0-an -QQ in-1 un From Iacksonville I Aflonfic Beach Nephme Beach Penh Vedra leach Mgypgff 9-Mon+hs Subscrip+ion Only 52.50 Full Year-S100 TlDE'S In-Dir+'s Oui' CHEVROLET im, INC. You Q, YW'- C1e54sQ5 Yep fx-h ea hodrefai' had in if 6 xp 'fx Censored by M13 L'1WV'f4 Loz.7 LOUVXC Lovin-efwvhxon A Leader in the Growth and lilevelopment nail, . Florida and the South for 91 Yeargi 5- 5 A,h, V Qlfheiflnriba A COMPLETE' Nawszigrzmh Good Luck 'ro +he '57 Sena'ror S+aff lBurn Thai' Candle, ' -,.. ,1,,' 'Sf ,,,,., - 4 Wk ,. 'ws Jus+ CaIImg Io Say CONGRATULA '56 SEP STAFF Deanna S T U D I 0 Posf Office Building JacIcsonvuIIe Beach, JOSEP NE DEANE, ANNNSMITHIN VIRGINIA ERWIN .IAMES JOHN BARTLETT, VIRGIL DEANE J 'Nd vga, r' . Q1 , . :van -Q' nu. da i .. W 3 4.-an-nan.-W :,,..+.. xy,-an LQ il' 'romana y-e IH ee? W Li Y-8 wx N. -K x 'XY'-am pw-mr - ., 1 f ,, N Q -oz -Q . ,,, ,. A W 4. , ,mm ...L -Q - - M Y L Wi 19' .W fv-tif WMD f . - u K . I guy... fi f ... i.. W ...mf 1 - - 4-. .1 f ...- In , 514- FQ 4 X fy y w' Q I my mana, 4 A - 1 l ' is I' I .5 --' 'F Visnif , V rgg,' ' A ,. 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