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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1957 volume:

if w ' Q f ' W H WW. , K K 7 ' 5 1-A A ., VI,,,fr mai? ,, AE' TJIA The S enafor FV' ' 7X 1.957 ,..-..-. , my . V ,,W . Ye 1 -'N-s--Q x. vi' - kji if..m. -. 1 N Q5 K Q, X , ix I 'S , 1 x 's N Q. X Q, Q KA' K A 'nh wi Ju, ' ' 7 X , A ND THEN CLASSES CLUBS DSN T 'BE G NEBNM., VGTE YGR GGHNNM AND CAMPAIGNS SPORTS .5 ALSO HAD THEIR PLACE PARTIES FUN AND AND IT ALL LED TO 7nZ4e I I I IORI XX ORD DFDIC ATION FAC ULTY SPX IORS XVI-IO S XX HO L NDI RCLASSMFNI AC TIVI III S ATI-ILI TIC S SIUDI NT LIII ADVI RT ISEMI NTS T T 'V 4x T -L Y . -, , I IT , . 7 v :T si- Mas. Bono, spamm- For eleven years Senators have been affectionately edited and published and forever cherished in the hearts of both Fletcher and Mrs. Bobo. Each book was the pride and prob- lem of the enthusiastic staff and guid- ing editor. We, the 1957 staff, take immeasurable pride in dedicating this, the youngest Senator, to all the previous editors and our Mrs. Bobo. DE I V MARY KAY DAVIS-Editor 1957. Is planning to attend Florida State University for a two-year business course. MARLENE WADSWORTH -Editor 1953. Graduate of Florida State University. Re- ceived B.S. degree. Now teach- ing at Duncan U. Fletcher in the home economics depart- ment. M. STANLEY NIEHAUS, JR. - Editor 1949. Graduate of University of Florida with B.A. de- gree. Attended University of Michigan and ob- tained Master's Degree in Actuarial Mathematics. Now stationed with Navy at Norfolk, Virginia. WILLIAM MORGAN - Editor 1948. Graduated from Harvard with A.B. degree in 1952. After three years in the Navy he entered Harvard Post Graduate School for a degree in architecture. At present is mar- ried and has a son. DR. THOMAS MORGAN- Editor 1947. Graduate of Duke University 1952. Re- ceived M.D. degree from Duke, at present is Assistant House Officer of Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia Univer- sity. Dr. and Mrs. Morgan have a daughter, Nancy Lynn. XXX CATION FRED JONES - Editor 1956. At present is attending Univer sity of the South, Sewannee, Tennessee. il 'TV' . S! if L ANITA WADSWORTH - Editor 1954. Now a Senior at Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida. She is planning to major in York. English. DEWEY WEISS-Editor 1955. At present is attending Vassar University in Poughkeepsie, New ANNE BLACKWELL-Editor 1952. Graduated United States Public Service Hospital in October 1955. Married Carl Millet November 1955. Now living in jackson, Mississippi, and is a mother. INIYRA BROWN - Editor 1951. Grad- uated from University of Florida in 1955. Now attending Cornell University Graduate School. Will receive Master's Degree in June, 1957. ski - ' I ., RVN: .1 M DR. CURTIS-NASH WILCOX - Editor 1950. Graduate of Stetson University and received B.S. Degree in 1953. He now interns at an outstand- ing hospital in New Orleans. He will receive his M.D. in june, 1957. ..il4,w, Jfshn- FACU ' r' ,, ' ' . ' , M - W V M mann-an-.. TY PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE Lucky you to be students at Fletcher thrs 19th ycar of our school And we on the faculty ltnow that thxs rs our tlme of best endeax or and that the fulfillment of our rdcals be comes more often than exer before the accomplxshment of your purposes Because our hopes for yourselxes are merged rn darly and frequent communnon Fletcher haung rts frnest year It IS easy and natural to look through the months ahead Lo une to our prrde rn the class of 57 and our congratula tlons for therr mature leader shr Frnlt A Doggett , , , good wishes for you and your f ' , - ' is 7. - . 7 . l 7 ' P. . , h , NIIS5 MILDRFD PENFY I Je 1111101 ff: nc IJ 'H ef 12161 ' :Yer Ihr V, :we B.,.E., B.S,P.E., Indiana I'nivcrs'ty BIKJHINIHINUJD Indiana Dean of Cxirls MR CHARLIE T FOUINCIL J Il 11311 11011 za but r your exmre B A I' M A E R1nk I L nnverslty of Florida C umsvxllc Fl0r1d1 Asmstlnt Pr1np1p1l A Vi. 1. , u Pl QI iii G ,B f gpfEI4- is I Miss cjoRxi5i.1A isvizuii MRS. HERNICE CHATFIELD MRS. ALICE M GLM 'Al.fml2 ii fm will IM iflllg-ifflll!Q,l.. Cami In Ifw fm! ffiwjif' l.e1'i :miie rl ffl! Vfflflfllr Ali., M.A., l'r1ix'ursitynt lllinnis ABN Vniversity nf Genrgia B-Sw Rililffffil CUllCgf: l'rlwana, Illinnis Athens, Qcnfgig Rgullnrd, Virginia Fremli, lfnglisli lfnglisli Pliysiral Erlucatinn MR. Bl 'FFORD CRAIN H7 flc flllffw lfM1In'll'iifiw,lH BA., Louisiana Ckmllekige Pineville, Luiiisiana lNlllfllClNilIlLS MR, CQIZORCQE CQRIZXVS HB!!!t'f7l'HIfl for .1 lldflffj jillllllc HS., l niversity nl Ploriala Gainesville, Florida Drafting S, , A X 1 X N'- 0 in 1 ,.. MRS. l-Ul'lSl2 DIZVANIZ INIISS BETTY ANN FELLOXVS IWR. FRANK FIZRNANDEZ Tlwrl'f 1119 boryw Hflmf 11011 il nun! ffwzf our -fwfr fail Ihzklfffflg, B.S.Enl,, Vniversity imfGeiJrgii1 W -W B.f'x,,Anti-icliC4rllege,Olii1i Athens, Georgia B.S,, Vniversity of Maryland l'niVCrSiIy nf Plwriila Civics Cnllege Park, Maryland English. French General Scienue, Physical Education ,G JKCLASS 'X MR. PALL F1sciHER MRS. MARGERY FOIQRAKER MRA Jr N- FRMIER' A 1111111i.s 111111111 It 1111 fizrflef' F0o1ff0r Iliff 1lI1111f. U7'lW'j'I'c' Ulfldll' Ilw fnlfivi 511111 B.Mus.Ed,, M.Mus,Ed., Loyola Uni- BS., Florida State Vniversity 'l'1U'l f7!r14jt'tf.H versity Tallahassee, Florida MA., Lniversity of Colorado New Orleans, Louisiana English Boulder, Colorado Music, Glee Cluh MR. RUSSELL HICKEN Tlae1'e'i' 11111 fic' 111 tba' air. B.S., Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida Art MISS MARY L, HINKLE Oli, 1Allf1!1l.l'Z7.l-l A.B., M.Ed., Lniversity of Florida Gainesville, Florida Physical Education MR. FRANK O. HOYI2 Lend me yo11re111'.r. B.A.E,, Lniversity of Florida Gainesville, Florida Health, Math, Physical Education . J IVIR. DONALD JARRETT BLR. JOHN G. JOCA O11I,y 180 .tlf11f1f1111g 1111511 HH Clw1'1ir4 riD07Illft'1l1f Il 1111 j0111'110.ve . ., 1f1 '- MAE., University of Florida M.P.E., Purdue Lniversity Gainesville, Flllfiilfi XVest Lafayette, Indiana Cl1Cmi5f1'Y, Bifwlwgy A ri if - ig- Physical Education gi f K yo, 1 -as' 4. 5 If 'li - '. . 1 I 1, s , ,f x-X 'IAQ S ff Putt, s ' Al MJ 'N 3, I -:: . I -wg.. ' MR. RALPH OCOTYNELL MISS CARBIELITA L. ORTIZ I7f,1J'f!Q'uI1itfrf fifff' U!if. ' AB., M.Ed.. Inivcrsity ol Delaware B,A.IT., N..-X.. Lnivcrsity of Florida Newark, Dclgiwilrc Driving Ciaincsvillc. Florida Spnnisli INIR. XYALLACE PIERCE Conf zzzffrzzlfzg. G'i1'f.r, ' BS., MS., Dir.P.E., India sity Bloomington, Indiana Biology, I-Iealtli 'N 4 .if MISS CAROLE SCI-IAEFFNER Xbox: me flu' I1 ily na , ,v , . .v ,v . Lnixer- Bb., L niwersity ot Florida Gainesville, Florida Typing, Sliortliand ?' Q: n 45,95 .77 k 6 aa ? ,i-i 45 I r a it R . 1 i.?A,Q W 6 ,MK MR, LLOYD OSZIISCIK HlIIt'NlfH'fL'I .iw 11fi1rfuofIHf, BM., MINI., Northwestern Lriivcrsity Evanston, Illinois Band, Orulicstrii MISS TI-IELMA ANN PARKER Ulf! l'7'AI!!fltf-J' B.S.If.. Lnivcrsity of Florida Ciaincsvillc, Florida Matlicmiztics MRS. ARDATH E. PIERCE xl ,ilitrfv in fflllr' . . A.B., MA., Colorado State College ot Education Greeley, Colorado English, American History INIR. I-IAL SCHRODDER Tao bird. girly buff 11 family mmzf' B.S., Catawba College Catavvlwa, Soutli Carolina I-Icaltli, Physical Education -, 2 5 MRS. ADFLAIDIS SMITI-I MRS. MARTHA STANTON MR, JOHN XV- SIITTON -AI Wim, Mtg, ,,'i' ,ji,,-,,1 fffffu of flnzlf' 'y'vfm'1't, ,gut izlblgffffi! lim' bn! jour School Seeretarv AIS., Floritlgt Stg1teColleg1c i lz 'l mm-7' A h 1 ilitllltllhlggcci Ifliyfidg IIIIIYCFSIIB' of I:l0I'lkl1 1.41511 Ami Algtbm Cininesville, Floritlgl MISS MABEI. TALMAGIE B1r!1Me. Bzffzlffe foil and frankie. AB., MA., Agnes Scott I'niversity of North Carolina English FRANCIS D, TI'RNER Azz t1 wi bzggw one gal 1111 fzyf' B.Iitl., M.Ed., I'niversity of Florida Eastern Illinois Charleston, Illinois Metals-Crafts MRS. GERALDINE XVILKINS TERRELL Hfrzfflqff in IM' Iliff' Office Secretary General Stiente Vx 'f MR. STEPHEN VOSS f. ,.. Swift. B S., Floritln Southern College Lakeland, Floritla Ifnlglish 4 , isa-I ' MISS MARLENIZ XVADSXVORTI-I TAL fi Ifllfftl fl P'ilL'l':'f,lH BS.. Ifloritlrt State Vniversity THll1IllLl9SCQ, Floritlgl Home lfconomics xp? ,Ul- -1 MISS LUCIA WARREN MRS. RUTH WATTERS MRS, MARTHA P. WILCOX A,7,j ibm 117914107 began D l jf Now, leaflwerf, act your nge. Ok, my um you ,ree All-B., MA., University ofF1O1-ida Edinboro Teachers College BS., Troy Stare Teachers College Gainesville, Florida Edmboro, Penn. Troy, Alabama Typing, Bookkeeping English, History Mathematics QP I a Q ' ,1anf--' Xt -v,,-,,,,,4--1 ' fr - - -1-' . ,A if ' ' MR M E WISEN llybfzzfzffzya 77161177 you 1051 your :MH Bb MAE Lmvers1tyofFlor1da Vsfoodxx orkml, MRS ANNIE C WOOD Cm or ll drmle rom the Ollllfdln 0 kzzouledge B A E LUIVCISIYY of Elorlda Gamesvllle Florlda Geography I h Brant Victorious For School S unil.: 4312. 5.4 ,J an Ish Brant, chief mentor of athletics at liletcher for many years, took over the reins offi- cially last January as head of school systems in the county. The void he lc-tives behind will not be easily filled nor will we soon forget the Silver Fox who guided the destinies of our athletic teams so successfully for so long. 0-. 5 f X. A ,- xx X U, i1J inrL,2m we mm vi V ,mf 49' gf? ' ig , 1 ORS the traveler chal- whose and f f Rug? N-ff' SUZANNE ELLIOTT BARNES Suzie No matter what others may be. she will al- ways be herself. RICHARD CHARLES BARTELL Rirk Mad as a March hare. ROBERT WARD BELL Bob As true as Steel. JOSEPHINE LEE BLONDHEIM fu Lee I'll do the difficult nowg the impossible will take Ll little longer. JON BENNETT ALEXANDER Prlfflll It isn't what you do. it's what you're caught doing. BEATRICE MARIE ANDREW Bm A merry heart doth good like a medicine. 'P f JOHN FRANCIS BARTLETT fuk!! Any job looks easy, when somebody else is doing it. MARY EVELYN BEASLEY Erelyn The only way to have a friend is to be one. GEORGE RANDOLE BORDERS Rum Some are horn gruit, DIANA JANE BORING Dl,I71.1 Good Cheer is nu himlrnmc 10.1 gmwil life. PATRICIA KATHARINE BURTON PJ! Kr-up mul .mil ynu iuiwmmnil u cryhmly. DELORES JOANNE BUSCH .In Thu mililest manners and thc gcntlest heart. TOMI ROBERTA BRADLEY Tumi I-lcr voice was like the voice the stars had when 'hey sang tugcther. GEORGE BULL IR. fwvdlr Dont xxurlcc mu unless it's .1 xxumin I MARY GARNETT CfAINII3'BIfI.I. Afwzkey If having fun was a crime. Garnett would be serving .1 life sentence, ALICE GANONIGO Afire Of il good beginning cometh a good end. MICHAEL CARTER Milt' Life is it jest and all things show it. EVANGELINE CHAO Lam Let us door die. ELIZABETH COOPER Berry She has a gentle smile and a kindly word to say. GEORGE WILLIS DAVIS, JR. George How comest thou in this pickle? JAMES DEKEL COBB Inky Revolutions never go backwards. ROBERT FRANKLIN CONNOR Roberl Every man is as Heaven made him, and some times a little worse. I MARY KATHRYN DAVIS Keg How far that little candle throws its beam. EARL RANDOLPH DEHART JR. Rwzdg Vfhat is worth doing at all is worth doing well. LYNN ALLISON EVANS 1.73111 A lovely face, a heart of gold, a brilliant mind are hers. were told. ANDREA FAYE FLOWERS Andy Gentle of speech. beneficent of mind. NANCY BYRD GILLESPIE Av.lllL'v1-Bffd They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. HELEN LORENE GREEN P11da n1 I can cut it caper, CHARLOTTE JEANNE DUNCAN Ciflllflllfft' Spare your hreath to cool your porridge. MARY FRANCES DURDEN Fr.mrc'.f To know her is to love her antl to love her but forever. THOMAS SYDNEY FRAZER Tom III 5 Let us have wine and women. mirth and laugh- ter. sermons and soda water the day after. DORA FRANCES FREEMAN Dub Even virtue is more fair when it appears in a beautiful person LEWIS XVHEELER GRIFFIN Grlzlr Like the Cheshire cat, he was just one big grin. WILLIAM XVARE HARDIN Bill A little nonsense. now and then, is relished by the best of men. E. NEIL HAYES Neil Who first invented work and bound the free and rejoicing spirit down. MARION JOYCE HICKS JUIIIE She can bake Ll cheery pie Quick as you can wink your eye. CAROLYN VIRGINIA GRIFFIN CJIl'Ul'jl1 The soul of music slumbers in the spell. 'Till witked and kindled by the masters spell. LAURA ANN GRIFFIN L.11n'.1 The way to kill time is to work it to death. CHARLES MCCLAIN HARVEY Mar A little learning is a dangerous thing. KAREN JEAN HAWKINS Karan None but herself can be her parallel. ,IANICIZ VIOY HOI.I.!X fun Kumi m.1JL my Nnmll, w In ull iw wb uf lt. PAVI. C, HOOKER Ilffffi Thu futuru is mlulmgaxud h MARTHA HELI N HLXHAM M.n'Iff.1 Thx' rmwdcstvk .1 um llc t 1 thx ID 1 CHARLOTTE MARIE JACKSOIN Clurlnflt Deeds. not words, IN-fa, T , EVELYN JONES E1 elm Goodness tlot-sn't tonsist in greatness. but greatness in goodness. MARY ANN JONES 111.11-5 A1111 Those about her, from her. learn the ways of honor. JAMES MORRIS KING Morrir Opportunity may knock, but temptation more often rings the hell. WILLIAM EDWARD KNOWLES Biff Very few things matter and nothing matters very much. X TERRENCE DION JONES THU Strongest mintls are often these which the noisy world hears least. TERRANCE JOSEPH KANE Tewg A man should be upright. not be kept upright. -'ff GEORGE LEE KOSKI Gielzfgf Dorf! let your studies interfere with your sfhool course. MARCIA LANSING Sbrzmz Laugh and be merry. BII.I.IE CI-IARLENE LEEGRAND Ilnifffe The wearer of ll smile that spells friendship. DOROTHY ANN LEISEGANG Dullfc' Gaze into her eyes and you will see nn angelg Gaze a little longer and you will see an imp. DAVID ASHFORD MARKHAM D101 Who loves not women, wine and song remains a fool his whole life long. FREDRIC EMANUEI. MARQUIS Freddy An ounce of wit is worth 21 pound of sorrow, JAMES LASSETER, JR. jllllllift' To he, not to seem to he, GARRIETT LAUBACI-I CIM! Men of few words are the hest men STEPHEN FRANCIS LONGENECKER Slvlc' Good humor is one of the hest rirtiules of dress one can wear in society. MARK ROGER LUDWIG 1lI.n'k XX henever I feel the urge to exercise coming on, I lie down until it passes over. NANCY LAELIE MOORE B11-Bu Behold, this dreamer cometh. DORIS JUANITA MORDANT Du D0 XX'hen work and lWlCdSL1l'C clash. let the work go to smash. BIZTTIE LOU PARDUE Bum Her kindncsx of heart is equalled only by the red of her h.iii'. DOROTH Y LEE PARKER fpul The best of good is hard to findsit must he seimhcd out. MARY MLFALL .MM This world helungs to the cnergetit. JON DREW GEOFITREY INIEAD 'Iwi Conte-ntment is hetter than wisdom, SELINIA HARRIET NAFTULIINI ff.H'llLl A good deed rings tlezii' through hegixen like il hell. CATHERINE WILLIAM PAGE K.11e Hello. good-bye. no time to wait. I'm late. I'm late. I'm latel EDXVINA PARKER Eddie Hurry. never! GLORIA FAYE PARKER Glm-i.: If I laugh at myself and the fool things I do, it won't bother me muth to sec others laugh KOO. ROBERT XVALTER PURSER Babfij I may not hc handsome, but I dcfliirc I lmvc ti distinguished look. WENDELL JOE MORGAN REEVES Iluezzdell He was so generally civil that nobody thanked him for it. ERNEST LEE PORTER Erwin' Very gentle :md of Ll good tonscicntn DONNA LYNN POXWUELL Domi.: A mild boldness excl' meets with friends. ROSE MARIE REID Killnz Wflmtcvcr she did was done with so much case ROBERT JAMES REYNOLDS Bulzfzj Hu looks the world in thc func and fears not any man. JOSEPH CHARLES ROBINSON fur I .lm slmv of stully. PHILLIP WAYNE ROWE l'!wllzjf lircxity,stl1cwL1lwfwll MICHAEL HILLAS SHEARON Aliif A laugh is wurtlm il tlwusund gnmns In im IIILllAlCCl. LEAH DEBBIE SHERWIN LEE The grmtcst .art in life is to have is mam pleasures as possible. 114' T V W l I SHARON MAUR E EN ROXIULEY SZYJVIHI Laugh and live only as youth um. GLENDA KAREN SELLS GIIBIIJJ Always laughing. allways guy. tlmt's Glenda ln every way. :ga M C IORC IA IEI SHLSI TIESWORI H N IlllDLl 1 lun L IIDXVARID FAX SllORl2 JR. If .fl ELEANOR MCCELLAN STANTON Dolly Born for success she seems, with grace, to wiri a heart to hold. ELIZABETH JANE STEWART jiruie XX'hy not go out on a limb. isn't that where the fruit is? GEORGE LEXVIS TEDDER, JR. Niggfr Every infh a good fellow . . . And ohf so many inches. EDXWIN FAIRFAX THOMPSON Ed Some say he's bashful. others doubt it. MARUIORIE MAE SKINNER fll.n',ii Fix upon a high stantlartl of aution and tliaiurt- ter. NANCY JEAN SPILLERS Plldtf-1' Happy am lg from tate I am free. XY'hy aren't they all contcntetl like me! DOROTHY ELLEN STRUDEL Dol She puts all her troubles in the bottom of her heart: then sits on the lid and smiles. LUCINDA SUSANNE STUCKER Cindy Always happy. never sad. sometimes naughty. never bad. '73 SANDRA FLORENCE TROXWBRIDGE SJIIKJVI To live is not to live for ones self nloneg let us help one another. NANCY LEE TUCKER fX,H1r.'w3 Beauty is power. .1 smile its swmm Rb W DIANA KATHRYN TOVUNSEND Clumjr As merry .ls the clay is long. JOSEPH THEODORE TROUPF 'lm Life is too slwrt to woi'rx'. ,,-A 'K FRIEDERIC SCOTT WEISS I may he tall. hut l'm still re-.inhing fur the moon. DONALD FREDERICK 'XVELLS Dun DlSpxlILl1 tlie soul of ldusintxs, GAIL PATRICIA TUNNELL GJ!! She is gentle. she is shy. But theres mischief in her eye. CAROL WAGGONER Cal Let me tell the world. 'Q CATHERINE MINERVA NWI-IEELUS C.1llvA1 Not flashy. but always glowing. AGNIES MELYNDA WILLIAMS 1.112 I um xcry fuml of thc UYIIIPLIFIY uf men A -ak! -Q ,1 1 ' '14 J A ,- f' 'Q ., ,g..EF:3g 3 Eg I 1:35, R , X . .aj'l:' I .l . I ,- . 1 f' H, .x 3 J , 4, I:-.E xi? It -. '- 1552- Az ,I l v ELLEN LOUISE XWILLIS I-lung sorrow! Carc'll kill ll Int. DAVID OLIVER NWOOLVERTON D114- All grunt men ara- Qlnul. .xml I 4lun't fccl guml myself. .II EDITH MARION YANCQIEY If cycs wg-rc mmlc fur swing. then lucgulty is its own L-xIL1scfu1'l'ncing, 111 MKIIZOIQ of MARIANNE HENDRS Wfhosc wx arm SINIIC md qulct Llmrm wlll hvc on m thc hcarts of all who knew her SENIOR INDEX WILLIAM .IOSEPH ADAMS COIICQCQ DCT 5. 4. jON BENNETT ALEXANDER College3 Prom Committee 53 Swimming l. 2. 5. 41 Hi-Y 1. 2. 31 Latin Club 1. 2. BEATRICE MARIE ANDREW College3 Prom Committee 53 Basketball lg Y-Teens 1. 2. 5. 43 junior Girls 5: Spanish Club 2. 53 Office Staff 2, 53 GAA 2, 5, 43 XVho's Who 43 Inter Club Council 4. SUZANN-E ELLIOTT BARNES College: Basketball 13 Swimming 23 Y-Teens 23 jun- ior Girls SQ Latin Club -i3 French Club l. 21 GAA 4. RICHARD CH ARLES BARTELL College3 Beauregartl junior High SCIIUUIQ W'arren Easton High School. jOI-IN FRANCIS BARTLETT Collegeg Prom Committee 53 DCT 5. 43 Latin Club 2. MARY EVELYN BEASLEY College3 Prom Committee 51 Northeaster Staff 53 Y- Teens 2. 5. ,ll French Club 2. 53 Student Council I. 2. 53 National Honor Society l. 2. 5. li GAA 43 Debate Club l. 2. 5. ii Dramatic Club 2. 5. 2' NFL 2. 5. 43 Thespians 5. ll Forensics Trophy 5. ROBERT WARD BELL College3 Coral Gables High 5: Lixingston High I. 2. jOSEPH INE LEE BLONDHEIM College: Class Officer Z3 Prom Committee 53 Annual Staff 43 Swimming l. 23 Cheerleaders 2. 5. 43 Y- Teens l. Z, 5. 43 junior Girls 53 National Honor So- ciety l. 2. 5. ll Wl1iw's XX'ho 43 ICC 43 College Club 53 Anchor Club 1. GEORGE RANDOLF BORDERS College: Class Officer 1. 2. 53 Prom Committee 5: Football 13 Basketball 5. 4: Baseball 1, 2. 5. 4: Cross Country 5. 43 Key Club 2. 5. 43 Hi-Y 1, 2. 51 F Club 2. 5. 43 Y-Teen Mascot 5. 43 Spanish Club 2. 53 Student Council 1. 5. 4: Whos Who 4: ICC -1. DI ANA jANE BORING General3 Prom Committee 53 Basketball I3 Spanish Club 2, 53 Office Staff 53 GAA 5. 43 Debate Club 5. 43 Dramatic Club 5. -I-1 NFL 5. 4l Tbespians 5. 4. TOMI ROBERTA BRADLEY Gene-ral3 Prom Committee 51 Y-Teens 2. 5. 43 junior Girls 53 Latin Club 5. 4: Office Staff 2. 5: ICC 43 Sharon junior High. GEORGE BULL jR. College-3 Class Officer l. 2. 5: Prom Committee 51 Cross Country 2. 53 Swimming l. 2. 5. 4g Hi-Y l. 2. 5: Latin Club l. 23 Engineering Club 5, PATRICIA KATH ARINE BURTON Collegeg Prom Committee 53 junior Girls 53 Spanish Club 1. 2. 43 GAA I. DELORES jOANNE BUSCH General3 Prom Committee 51 Y-Teens 43 Spanish Club 2. 31 GAA 52 Debate Club 5: Dramatic Club 51 Thespians 5. 43 Milwaukee L'nion High School. MARY GARNETT CAMPBELL College: Prom Committee 51 Northeaster Staff 11 Maiorettes 13 Y-Teens 1. 5. 43 junior Girls 53 Span- ish Club 23 Office Staff 2. 51 NX'bo's Who 4. ALICE ANN CAROL CANONICO General3 junior Girls 53 Bishop Kenny. MICHAEL CARTER College3 Prom Committee 53 Hi-Y Club l. 23 Spanish Club 2. 5, EVANGELINE CHAO Collegeg Llaiorettes 1. 2. 31 junior Girls 3: Spanish Club 1. 23 Debate Club 23 Dramatic Club 13 Glee Club 4. jAMES DEKEL COBB College: Class Officer 3. 43 Prom Committee 33 Foot- ball 2: Swimming 1. 3. 43 Hi-Y Club l. 21 Y+Teen Mascot 43 Latin Club 2. 33 Who's Who -l. ROBERT FRANKLIN CONNOR General3 DCT 3, 4. ELIZABETH jULIA COOPER College3 Prom Committee 33 Y-Teens 3. 43 junior Girls 33 Spanish Club 2. 33 GAA 43 Dramatic Club 3, MARY KATHRYN DAVIS College3 Prom Committee 33 Annual Staff 3. 43 Y- Teens 1. 2, 3, 43 junior Girls 33 French Club 2, 33 Student Council 1. 2, 43 National Honor Society 1. 23 Office Staff 33 XX'ho's Who 43 DAR Award 13 Inter Club Council 43 Anchor Club -i. EARL RANDOLF DEHART College: Basketball 33 Tennis 3. 43 Spanish Club 3. 43 Dupont: Montgomery Blair. CHARLOTTE ,IEANE DUNCAN Generalg DCT 43 junior Girls 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Library Council 2. 3, MARY FRANCES DURDEN Generalg Prom Committee 33 Cheerleader 4: Y-Teens 13 junior Girls 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 National Honor Society 13 Office Staff 33 W'ho's Who 4. LYNN ALLISON EVANS College: Prom Committee 31 Class Officer 33 Cheer- leader 3. -lg Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4: junior Girls 33 Span- ish Club 1. 23 Student Council l. 2: National Honor Society 3. 4: Office Staff 33 GAA 43 Whos XX'ho 43 American Legion Award3 ICC 43 Anchor Club: Homecoming Queen. ANDREA FAYE FLOWERS Collegcx Y-Teens -lg GAA 3. -I: Baldwin High. THOMAS SYDNEY FRAZER Generalg Football 2. 33 Swimming 1. 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 1. 23 Club 3. -i. DORA FRANCES FREEMAN Generalg Class Officer 41 Prom Committee 32 Basket- ball 13 junior Girls 3: GAA 2. 3. 43 Glee Club -1. NANCY BYRD GILLESPIE College: From Committee 33 Annual Staff 43 North- easter Staff 33 Y-Teens 2. 33 junior Girls 3: Spanish Club 3: Latin Club l. 23 Girls' State 33 Student Coun- cil 31 National Honor Society 3. I3 Dramatics Club 33 ICC -lg Anchor Clubg john Gorric junior High. HELEN LORENE GREEN General3 From Committee 33 Y-Teens -ll junior Girls 33 GAA 33 Dramatic Club 43 Glee Club 2. CAROLYN VIRGINIA GRIFFIN College: Prom Committee 33 Swimming 13 Band 1. 2. 3. 43 Y-Teens 1. 2. 3, 41 junior Girls 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Latin Club 43 GAA -1. LAURA ANN GRIFFIN College3 Northeaster staff 33 Y-Teens 4: junior girls 33 Spanish Club 2. 31 GAA 1. 3. 3. 41 Glee Cl'-lb 33 South Broward High. LEWIS WHEELER GRIFFIN Collegeg Class Officer 21 Pl'0m C0mI11ifiCff 53 F009 ball 1. Z. 3, 43 Basketball 1. 2. 33 Baseball 1. 2, 3. 43 Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 43 F Club 3. 43 Student Council 13 Library Council 1. ROBERT LEROY GRIM General. DCT 3. 43 Track 1. 21 Cross Country 1. 3. 5- WILLIAM XWARE HARDIN Collegeg Prom Committee 33 Football 1, 2. 35 Base- ball 1. 2: Cross Country 42 HVY ls SP3nI5h Club 23 Glee Club 4. JOSEPH XWILLIAM HARDY College: DCI' 43 Savannah High School, CHARLES McCLAIN HARVEY Cffllbflstl TCDIUS 3- 3. si: Ping Pong 3i Cross Country 3. 3. 43 Swimming l. 23 Key Club 3. 43 Hi-Y 1. Z. 33 Latin Club l. 2: Student Council lg National Honor Society 3. I3 Engineering Club 31 Wl1cm's XY'ho -I3 Harvard Book Awardg American Legion Award. KAREN JEAN HAWKINS Generalg Prom Committee 33 Northeaster 2. 3. -I3 Y- Teens l. 2. 3. 43 Junior Girls 3: Latin Club 2. DQ Office Staff 21 GAA 23 Debate Club 3. 41 NFL 43 Glee Club 3. MARION JOYCE HICKS Generalg Prom Committee 33 Northeaster Staff 2, 33 Y-Teens l. 2. 3. 1: Junior Girls 31 Latin Club l. 23 Office Staff 2. 3. GAA Z. 3: Debate Club 3: Dra- rnatics 31 Future Homemaker of America Honor. JANICE JOY I-IOLLEY Collegeg Y-Teens l. 2. 4: Latin Club Z1 Office Staff 23 Glee Club 4. Landon High School. PAUL C. HOOKER Collegeg Latin Club 2. 33 Cocoa High School. MARY ELIZABETH HUNTER General3 Junior Girls 33 Student Council -I1 Central High School, REBECCA FORRESTER HUNTER Generalg Junior Girls 33 Glee Club 3g Spanish Club 33 GAA 33 Lee High School. MARTHA HELEN HUXHAM Collegeg Prom Committee 33 Y-Teens 3. 43 Junior Girls 3: Latin Club 2. 31 GAA 3. 43 Library Coun- cil 3. CHARLOTTE MARIE JACKSON Generalg DCT -13 Bishop Kenny High School. LAURA LEE 'JOIINSTON Gt-neral1 DCT 43 Glue Club 33 Library Council 1. 2, 31 ,lL1IliorGiils 31 Latin Club 31 Spanish Club 2. SANDRA GALE JOHNSON Generali DCT -li Junior Girls 33 IS Army High School. INIARY ANN JONES Gent-ral3 Prom Committee I1 Spanish Club 2. 3. 'IAERRENCE DION JONES Collegeg Class Officer IQ Prom Committce 33 Annual staff 43 Football l. 23 I3aseball I, lg Track 3. lg Cross Country 3. -li Key Club 3. 'll IT Club 3. 43 Spanish Club l, 1: Engineering Club 33 Spanish Awtlftl 2. TERRANCE JOSEPH KANE Collegeg Prom Committee 31 Football I. 2. 3. 43 Bas- ketball Z3 Track 1. 2. 3. -lg Hi-Y Club 1. 2. 33 French Club I. 21 Student Council 11 National Honor So- tiety I. 2. MORRIS JAMES KING College. Spanish Club I3 L'nion High School, GEORGE LEE KOSKI Generalg Prom Committee 33 Football 1. 2. 3. 43 Bas- ketball 1, 2. 3. 41 Track 1. 2. 43 Hi-Y Club 1. 23 Student Council I3 Library Council 1. MARCIA LANSING Generalg Prom Committee 3: Swimming 3: Richard Montgomery High Schoolg Coral Gables High School. JAMES LASSETER, JR. Collegex Ping Pong 2. 3. 413 Key Club 2. 3. 4: Latin Club I, 23 Boys' State 31 National Honor Society 1. 2. GARRETT LAUBACH Collegeg Track 43 Cross Country 3. -lx Debate Club 3. BILLIE CHARLENE LEEGRAND General: Prom Committee 35 Y-Teens 1, 25 junior Girls 35 Offiie Staff 1. Z. 35 GAA 15 Library Coun- cil 1, DOROTHY ANN LEISIZGANG College5 Prom Committee 35 Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 45 Basketball lg Swimming li Cheerleaders 2, 3, 41 jun- ior Girls 35 Spanish Club 2. 35 Stuclent Council 15 National Honor Society 1. 2. 3. -l, STEPHEN FRANCIS LONGENECKER College5 Prom Committee 3: Football 25 Baseball 25 Hi-Y 1. 3. 3: Spanish Club 2. 35 Engineering 3. MARK ROGER LUDWIG Generalg Landon High School. DAVID ASHFORD MARKHAM College: Class Officer 45 Prom Committee 35 Annual Staff 3. 45 Football 1. 25 Hi-Y 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Student Council 45 XXfho's Who 45 Engineering Club 3: ICC 4. FRED EMANUAL MARQUIS College: Prom Committee 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1. 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Engineering Club 3. MARY RUTH MCFALL College5 Andalusia High School: South Philadelphia High School5 Ocean Springs High Schoolg Bartram High School. JON DREW MEAD College: Prom Committee 35 French Club 1, 2. NANCY TALLIE MOORE College5 Prom Committee 35 Y-Teens 2, 3. 45 junior Girls 35 Spanish Club 2. 35 Office Staff 2, 35 GAA 2. 35 Gordon Military High School. DORIS JUANITA MORDANT General5 Prom Committee 35 DCT 35 Y-Teens 1, 2 4: Spanish Club 25 GAA 1. SELMA I-IARRIET NAETULIN College: Prom Committee 35 Bancl 1. 2. 33 Majorettes 1. 2, 3, ig junior Girls 31 Spanish Club 3, 45 French Club 1, 25 Stuclent Council 2, 35 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Debate Club 45 Dramatic Club 3: Wlio's Who 4. DAVID THOMAS O'BRIEN College5 Staples High School5 Pueblo High School. WILLIAM O'SULLIVAN Generalg Prom Committee 35 DCT 3, 4. CATHERINE WILLIAM PAGE College-5 Theme Committee Chairman 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Swimming 25 Cheerleaders 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club Mascot 45 junior Girls 35 Stuclent Coun- cil 25 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 35 Who's W'ho 45 I Speak For Democracy winner. BETTI E LOU PARDUE Gene-ral5 Prom Committee 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Jun- ior Girls 35 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 GAA 2, 35 Glee Club 4. DOROTHY LEE PARKER Generalg -Prom Committee 35 Northeaster Staff 45 Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 15 junior Girls 35 Glee Club 35 Who's Who 4. EDVUINA PARKER General5 Y-Teens 3, 45 Glee Club 4. GLORIA FAYE PARKER College5 Prom Committee 35 Annual Staff 45 Swim- ming 15 Cheerleaders 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Girls 3: Latin Club 1. 25 Student Council 15 National Honor Society 1, 25 GAA 1, 2. ERNEST LEE PORTER College3 Prom Committee 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2. 33 Debate Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. 42 NFL 2, 3, 43 Thespians 2, 3, 43 Band Council 4. DONNA LYNN POWELL General3 Prom Committee 33 Swimming 13 Y-Teens 43 junior Girls 33 Office Staff 1, 2. 33 GAA 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WALTER PURSER Collegeg DCT 4g Track 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Student Council 43 Class Officer 4g Landon High School. WENDELL MORGAN REEVES General3 Football 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Hi-Y 2, 33 F Club 3, 43 Landon High School. ROSE MARIE REID General3 Prom Committee 33 Y-Teens 43 junior Girls 33 GAA 2. ROBERT JAMES REYNOLDS Collegeg Prom Committee 31 Football 1. 2. 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 F Club 2, 3, 43 French 1, 23 Stu- dent Council 23 National Honor Society 13 Who's Who 4. JOSEPH CHARLES ROBINSON COllCgCQ Class Officer 43 Prom Committee 33 Football 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 F Club 3, 43 junior Girls Mas- cot 33 Who's Who 43 Ocilla Irwin High School. PHILLIP WAYNE ROWE General3 Class Officer 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Foot- ball 1, 23 Hi-Y Club 1, 23 Y-Teen Mascot 13 Spanish Club 1, 23 Student Council 13 Who's Who 4. SHARON MOURENE ROWLEY Colle-ge3 Prom Committee 33 Basketball 13 Swimming 33 Y'Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g junior GirlS 34 5PaUi5h Club 2, 33 Office Staff 2. GLENDA KAREN SELLS Generalg junior Girls 33 Spanish Club 2. 31 GAA 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Wilson Junior High School. MICHAEL H ILLAS SHEARON Collegeg Prom Committee 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi'Y 1, 23 Y-Teen Mascot 13 Spanish 1. 2, 3: Engineering Club 33 XVho's Who 4. DEBBIE LEAH SHERWIN General3 Prom Committee 33 Y-Teens 43 junior Girls 33 Dramatic Club 43 Commerce High School. GEORGIA LEE SHETTLESWORTH College3 Prom Committee 33 Northeaster Staff 43 Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 23 Spanish Club 43 French Club 1, 23 Office Staff 33 Debate Club 3, 43 Thespians 4. EDWARD EAY SHORE JR. College3 Latin Club 2, 33 Bishop Kenny High School. MAR-IORIE MAE SKINNER General3 Prom Committee 33 Y-Teens 3. 43 junior Girls 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Student Council 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 GAA 3, 43 Latin Award 33 Landon High School. JAMES General3 DCT 43 Miami High School. ELEANOR McCLELLAN STANTON College3 Prom Committee 33 Y-Teens 1. 2, 33 Latin Club 1, 23 Student Council 1, 23 National Honor So- ciety 1, 2, 3, 43 Office Staff 23 W'oman's Club Award l. ELIZABETH JANE STEWART College3 Prom Committee 33 Northcastcr Staff 33 Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, V13 junior Girls 3: Latin Club 1. 23 Student 3, 41 National Honor Sotiety l. 2. 3. 43 GAA 23 XXfho's Wlitm 43 Glendale High Sthool. DOROTHY ELLEN STRUDEL Collegeg Prom Committee 33 Swimming 1. 2. 3. 43 Cheerleader 23 Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 43 junior Girls 33 Latin Club 1, 23 Office Staff 3. LUCINDA SLTSANNE STUCKER College3 Prom Committee 33 Swimming 33 Majorettes 1. 2. 3. -13 Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 43 junior Girls 33 Latin Club 2. 51Officl: Staff 2. 3. GEORGE LEXVIS TEDDER College3 Class Officer 23 Prom Committee 3: Football 1, 2. 3. 43 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 43 Track 41 Hi-Y 1. 2. 31 F Club 3. 43 French Club 2. 3: Engineering Club 33 Wlicm's XX'ho 41 Homecoming King 43 All-State Football Team. EDXVIN FAIRFAX THOMPSON College3 Prom Committee 33 Northeaster Staff 1, 23 Football 1. 2. 3. 43 Track 1. 2. 3. -13 Key Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Hi-Y 1. 23 F Club 2. 3, -lg Latin 1.2. DIANA KATHRYN TOWNSEND Collegeg Prom Committee 33 Swimming 1. 2, 3. 43 Y-Teens 1, Z. 3. -lg junior Girls 33 Latin Club 1, 23 Debate Club, 1. JOSEPH TH EODORE TROUPE Collegeg DCT 43 Basketball 3: Spanish Club 1, 23 Bishop Kenny High School. SANDRA FLORENCE TROWBRIDGE Collegeg Prom Committee 3: Cheerleaders 2: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 41 junior Girls 33 Spanish Club 2. 3: Office Staff 2. 33 ICC 4. NANCY LEE TUCKER Generalg Prom Committee 33 Cheerleader 1. 2: Y- Teens 1. 2. 3. 43 junior Girls 33 Latin Club 1. 21 Stu- dent Council 1, 23 National Honor Society 1. 23 Of' fice Staff 1. 2. 3. 41 GAA 11 Glee Club 3. 4. GAIL PATRICIA TUNNELL C0llege3 Y-Teens 43 junior Girls 31 Spanish Club 33 GAA 3. 43 Science Hill High School. CAROL WAGGONER General3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 junior Girls 33 Spanish Club 1, 2. FREDERIC SCOTT WEISS College3 Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 43 Basket- ball 2. 3, 43 Track 11 Swimming 23 Hi-Y 1. 2, 33 Spanish 1. 21 Engineering Club 33 Whos Who 4. DONALD FREDERICK XVELLS GCHCF3l3 Prom Committee. CATHERINE MINERVA WHEELUS COllege3 Y-Teens 1, 2. 33 junior Girls 33 Spanish 1, 2, 33 Office Staff 33 GAA 2. 3. 4. DONALD WILLIAM Generalg DCT 4 MELYNDA College3 Prom Committee 33 Northeaster Staff 43 Y- Teens 2, 3, 43 junior Girls 33 Spanish Club 3. 43 National Honor Society 1. 23 Canal Winchester High School. ELLEN LOUISE WILLIS General3 Prom Committee 33 Y-Teens 43 junior Girls 33 john Gorrie Highg Lee High School. WILLIAM WOOD Generali Prom Committee 33 DCT 4: Y-Teen Mascot 33 Texas High School. DAVID OLIVER WOOLVERTON Collegeg Northeaster Staff 43 Track 3. 43 Cross Coun- try 31 Spanish Club 33 Student Council 43 Library Council 33 Beaumont High School. 'IUDITH MARION YANCEY College3 Prom Committee 33 Swimming 1. 2, 3, 43 Majorettes 1. 2. 3. 43 Y-Teens 13 junior Girls 33 French Club 23 Office Staff 33 Dramatic Club 33 Glee Club 3. 1 These are not jewels of gold and pearl, these are jewels of more excellence. judged as much by their value as by their sparkle, these few are selected to represent the glistening qualities to be found at Fletcher. K . X , f T x , fx ff If 6 I A A 165 ,sxfg rw f rf uf F7 1 E ,I 1 1 5 f, 1 jf 1 . ! tn, No ws .551 R1 v gtff- -f Y 'E Q , x . 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CLASS OF 1958 Ramona Abbndessa Claudette Adams Bonnie Adkins Jarvis Allen Thelma Allen Andy Anders Claire Anderson Lucille Anderson Sandra Anderson Lillian Andrew Betty Arnett Maris Blinn Beverly Borchert Mary Boswell Margaret Bowden Fran Bowen john Bowers Gail Brewer Tony Bridges Mary Sue Britt Connor Brooker Linda Brown Russell Bryant Priscilla Burton Saundra Byrd Pat Carleton Rose Chepon Roland Clements Kirk Cobb Betty Collins Jack Colyer Flossie Copeland Marion Copeland Virginia Costello MacKenzie Craig Lee Daniel janet Dant Faye Davidson Bob Davis Peter Davis Barbara Denton Martha Drury jane Durand Charles Fairbanks jean Fairbanks Nick Federici XY'ayne Ferris Hugh Floyd Sandra Frazier Arthur Furst Betty Gardner jackie Gassaway La Faye Guest jeff Hallet Nancy Hammond Billy Hardin David Harper Roger Harrell Steve Helquist Ellen Henry Judy Hicks Frank Higginbothan Virginia Hinkle Sandra Hopkins Judy Hulett Russell Hunter Roland Hyde Neil jones Jim joyner Wfarren King Charlotte Landis Tom Green Sandra Griffith jerry Grosz 3 16 I-J QTY? fr' IN r Mona Lavy Toni Lawrence Bill Leaptrott tail Linda LeBeau Eileen Legge Donna Lewis Theresa Lewis Gail Lindsey Jim Little jimmy Madden Charles Mannen Paul Marino Lana Martin Frances Mathes Gloria McClure George Mcliall Ernest Mickler Palmer Midgett JoAnn Miller Barbara Mills Harold Mills Tom Moore Sharon Moran Gene Morse George Monro Andrea Naughton Mary Lou Newman Carter Nice Werudell Nolan Libby Norman Kathy O'Donnell Jacob Oesterreicher Peggy Pearce Dale Pettigrew Keith Pittman William Poole David Powell Betty Quigley John Rahn Cecil Reeves jean Reynolds Richard Rittenhouse James Rollins Patricia Ross 'Q ,L KV' Lynn Turncr Roy Lanstattd Nancy Van Klcck Ciirky S.iiitiiI'ord Margaret Saiintlurs Duke Stott Aloytu Sccorti lfdthc Shea Hamlti Simmons Syikc Siswcrson Mary 'IO Sistrunk Austin Smith Fran Smith joan Lee Smith Pat Ann Smith Sandra Spruill Rithard Standiford Rua Stephens 'laint-s Stockman Evclyn Syvcrtson Bill Terry Pete Turner Gerry XVeimortz Pat XYZ-lls Billy XVest Gene Wfllidnien Barbara Wliitaker Gordon Wilkirison Evelyn Wfilson Gail Wiriier Ronnie Wingate John Young jon Young Joan Zippel Andrew Varnes Gordon Vines Hope W.1lker 5 KK L. Edith Adams Bonnie Adkins june Adkins Judy Alford Ronny Altman Beverly Appleby Jean Ann Bell Gayle Birchall Henr Boswell . Y Y Georgia Brackett Shirley Braddock Harold Bradley Helen Branch Terry Brant Oliff Budd Bill Bull Bilflllfll Bush Jimmy Campbell Fred Cirter Sandra Carter '45 vol Bill English Bobby Federiei Pam Ferguson john Flowers Sally jo Frye 'loan Gillespie Randall Grover Murthri Hagel Mary Hagan Doug Hall Sandra H.ill XX'eller H.ill Billy Hammock Christine Hrimmock Linda Hammond Aileen H.msen Diane Harding Daniel Harper Virginia Harris Reese Harvey 'O' is 1I '7 Sandra Chambers Carol Chesley Miriam Clemo Delores Clendennen Put Coty Lynn Collins Sylvia Coreoran john Cotton Ann Cowles' Burhnrii Crawford Cynthia Creig David Crawford Alice Davis Susan Davis Richard DeFlorin Sally DeVane Petra Dickenson jane Duncan Ann Durand Lizuheth Elmer rs . s-,Q 'O' we-sr 4 '27 john Kelly Arie Keys Mike Kissling Connie Landis David Larsen Alan Lawaert Lynda Lawhead Sherman Ludwig Gregory Luks Donald Mabry Mary lNIawhinney Larry Mays Philip lNIcCabe Barbara McCormick lfllen lNlr'Cullar Dougal MeGrcgor Mary Miliinnon Rirhard hlclxlillin Harry Meshaw hlary lNlic.lcllf:tOr'1 YTD' 331 Sv 3 Q--1 ,ids ,f i fab 'U loe Hatfield Mary Alice Hedge lfred Henderson Ruby Hensgcn joyne Holloway Bob Howard lioblwy Howard Pat Howard Lillian Hunter Eleanor Hunsucker Berky Huxhana Patricia jackson ,Innrny johnson Pat johnson Carolyn jones Mike jordan Mary joyner Amelia Kalt Mary Ruth Kaylor Arlene Kein . sail- ..,., I xvi- 7 . .- F K E lg 'gklfgfiiijf P L a r, aarrixyi ., .. ' 1 if wo' A v-sr Us 'S 1' I' 'ai L54-'-1 K 5.., 'if if i Q-fp' l ? W ,Q Susan Mitchell Maxine Mixon Carol Moe Lynn Morley Roy Nelson Hugh Oesterreicher jeff Oramaner Phillippe Oszfuscik Pat Parsons Harriet Patten Toni Pilla Mike Portman Doris Price XX'alter Quick Tommy Rayoo Shirley Rawlins Marilyn Reid Pat Rhea Connie Robinson Sandy Sanditord Wanda Sands Melilnie Sasnett Doug Scott Virginia Shettlesworth Pat Shugart lane Shultz Kenneth Simmons Carol Lee Smith Jo Ann Smith Gary Sooy Emily Stanton Sammy Stewart Barbara Strickland Carolyn Strickland Sandra Summey Shirley Swayze johnny Taylor Albert Terrell Rex Thames Shirley Tribble Shirley Willdham Kenneth Yohey t '7 Alice Vmstnttd Bayly XValsl1 Alue XV.xtson Reggie Wfatterson Hazel XVL-rn Preparing for their annual Ninth Grade to Court are: Suzanne McCormick, Social Chairman: Marga Sue Purser, Secretary, Moureen Leino, Presidentg Butch Moore, Treasurer, Donna Stilley, Chaplain, Larry Mabry, Vice President. CLASS OF 1960 Front row: Bunnie Wforsham, Kay Tyson, Beverly Bull, Irene'Stevens, Lois Little, Cathy XX'cntworth Lela Hatcher, Carmen Andreu, Diane Claxton, jo Ann Harper, Sandra Smith, Marilyn Holmes Second row: Jeanne McDonald, E. J. MacDonell, Amos Gainey, jimmy Gavin, Bobby Head, Bobby Vice, Tommy Anderson, Danny Earle, Ronnie Anderson, Donna Wirick, Mr, Voss, Third row: Peter Barnes, Wziyne Coffman, Vlfayne Ellis, Frank Lee, jimmey Edge, Mike lobes, Benny Coleman. Howard Bennett, Butch Davis, Conrad Bauder. f4,Ui,5. I Front row: Gcorgin Morton. Renuc Miinstorp. lNI.1rriy Cl11ill.1NN'.ly. Santlixi Simpson. Kathy RL'.lg.lI1 Marion Norris. Xlfiiltlcnri Gonzales, .loan Bldrk. Marie XX'ilcy.'Sl1.1ron Stcclie. Ftlicl Yow. Critliy Pack. Second row: Ann Forrest. I-Irirrict Shore. Don Schrotlcr. 'lolm 'l'.iylor. Donxltl Pulsifcr. Curl Miller. james Vim Pclt. Tommy Trotta. Pat Lay. Cgltliic Cortlcs. Mr. Fmzicr, Tliirtl row: Gary Ross. Roy Brown. Dezmond XVntcrs. Rolmrt Slicaron. Lloyd Abbot. ,loc McMaster. Manuel Kilis. XX'.zcle White. David Rolnslmw, Burk Fowler. Front rowt Floryntc Furst. -l.miu Salmroctlu. Iilwlm 'l'oxvnscntl. .lntly Ciluiy. Sumnnc MtCormitlc. Susan Hulctt. 'ltnm Dotugctt. Ann Ckiixlncr. Carol Gormon, Sctontl roxxg Sonny Simmons. liill Orvis. P.1t Kunp. l2l.llI1L' Mntlison. l..1 Vcrm- King. F.1y Owuns. -loytu Young. Harrizt Cflgirk. Nami' Rotlmlxur. Mrs. Stanton. 'lliirtl roxx: liolwlwy Ncwm.m. Rotlncy Grow-r. jimmy Tcpfcr. I.uvis Chxincy. liuttli Moow. Ditk PL-tlrn. -limmy Ahrlvoc. Miirray Millar. .limmy l'mst.ittil. Billy Stilrtlimnt. jimmy Morcl. .5 pw N U1 Q Mx Front row: Alice Gardner. Billie Ruth Atkland. Liz Landrum, Linda Secinger. Dottie Miller. Bonnie Parker. Moureen Leino. jan Gray. Dot Posey. Marga Sue Purser. Paula Campbell. Second row: Jimmy Nelson. jerry Livingston. Carol Bryan. joan Pickford. Pat Russell. Ann Madden. Kristine Grinter. Nancy Floyd. Herb Davis. Buddy Pattillo, Mrs. Brooks. Third row: Peter Stevens, James Heaney. Tom Mills. Albert Brazzell. George McGregor. Nevin Miller. Paul Hess. Lyle Kielly. jimmy Quigley. Bill Sweat. Larry Mabry. Front row: Sonya Budd. Annette Hagood. jo Ann Higginson. Pat Gurley. jean Ellen Claiborne, Sue Ann Henry. Kathy Hawley. Bruce Ann Grimes. Teena Robinson. Mildred Burgess. Connie Peters. Serond row: Barbara Blinn. Amy Hendries. Danny Jones, Buddy Ball. joe johnson. Fred Kirk. George Taylor. Alein Bradshaw. Mrs. Legge. Third row: Arnold Bostwick. Hank Wfilkerson, jimmy Harben Ronny W'heeler R'1x'Wing'1te Allan McCloud Rolfe XVall Roy Havens Kenneth Lasseter jim Merrihevy Billy Brewer FWZ WW: 4 ,. time A306 5 . .4 Q 1 . -. -, 4 .- M 'r' Front ww: D.ilc Vlfcitli. lxl1ll'jl.ll'Cl Yulicy. Dtlt-rm 'l'.ly'lUl'. li.ii'lmri1 'l'luvm.is. ,luli.inn.i Cum. l.inil.i R.il Dil. Tulwy' ,lima Hllgili During Stillcy. ,lui Ci.itlw.iy. Sutuntl ww: hluckir lurm-r. Pully Cluuw. Carol liuring. Allwnn Duuglicity. Billy link. Al.ll'YlI1 limms. Prggy lNlitltllutun. Cicmltlinc 'I'liuin.ix. Miss NX'.itlxwui'tl1. Tliirtl rim: Roy Oislii. lfmnk I..iwlic.ul, Dt-nnis lfitcf. ,lorry Rittcnliuuw. Gum D.iniL'l. Hubby Mullins, Doug lilxucy. Ralph V.iiriiulm-. Miku liilciitim-. D.u'1'ull lfurguwn. Front row: ,Iutly Drgiku. wlutly Vlustitu, l3Ll1'l'5.lI'Al Stormcs. Carol Xlfiggina. Louisa Prius. Fay Hainlwy. Doris Kron. Phyllis liutl-ccls, Ruth Nolan. Nanny Rutlcnlgc. Kiithlucn O'Sulliv41n. Mary Sytlcnlmun. Suuntl row: Lctty Rutlgws. Slmrun Prcntiss. liuytc Hullcr. bl-l1tt!glOl'C XX'illir1ms. Dori lwfiirw, Gcnc Hagu. Burl NX'illi.ims, Larry liruwn. Clam Mitklcr. lNI1's, Nurse. 'liliirtl row: Larry Love. jimmy Lunsford. Gary Miitliwn. Piiul Hansen. Colin Varncs. Gary Gilliam. Stew Bryant. julm Owens, jack Gohel. Mika Rowe. Emmett Grundy. r'.'Sz1.q Hs!-!'x.. - i Q1 .pw :FQ ma in - 5 WE? M ,QQ Q 1, 'ez iw . a n-ti ng. 1 x aff X 'Y ' ' 5 qNQ,,1'T Y Front row: Belinda Youngblood. Betty Faye Phillips. Virginia Virtuoso, Mary Shattuck, Pat Kieth. Carolyn Howard. Sandra Crawford, Janice Wanamaker, Jeannie Fulton, Sandra Dozier, Sandra Adams. Kathleen Bennett. Second row: Nancy Hodge. Patricia Hall, Clyde Hogg. jimmy Hammock, Franklin Wolfe. Toby Brewer. Gene Daniels. Billy Nicholson. Betty Boyd Holloway. Mr. Sutton. Third row: Charles Ross, Tommy McCulley. Billy Greenwood, johney Scott. Bobby Burr, Milo Am- brose, XValter Leino. Billy DeLoach. Don Wfilson. jimmy Luscius. Mike Byerly. fe -1 f .1 g.?'li'g ' .-r X . ,.M.'U--A -ar,, A jig ff IN' ' if A '1 , I Lp 4 , , .. if 37 If .qv I f 'Mrk . lx -i - ,mi c , 1 ,Q B M ' ' Gift-iv 1 :if if f V ff 'li 5- -f f j 1 I V ,' - -i in 3576. V, A , ,. Leading all the Eighth Grade cheers at the games are: Larry Hess. Treasurerg Geannie Copeland. President: Judy Bell. Vine Presidentg Shirley Harrington. Secretary. CLASS OF 1961 Front row: Minn Crawford. judy Bell. Pat Patten. Mary Shettlesworth. Sheila O'Sullivan. Sherry Wlieeliis. ,Lin Grundy. Pam Bosley, Nanny Blemel. Bonnie Sierntki. Melhgi XX iley. Aldu Wfiley. Sec- ond row: Denite Thompson, Nancy Daniel. Harry Digkinson. Duffie Cain. Ronald Barber. Whiyne Padgett. Tommy Monro. Helen Piclcette. Piitsy Brown. Miss P.irker. Third row: XX'endcll Russell, Ronnie Crowder. Charles Dehart. Riley Sanders. Ronald Lord. W.1y'ne Moore. Perry Cargal. Brown Alfmiln. Tonimy XX'c5t, jim Thames, Dennis Shen. Mink Hunter. .K mn. fri Q ..5 u y -at Q '11 at .. P' 'til 5 y .5 60 Front row: Kathy Peterson, Pam King. Bai'b.ira Brown. Sharon Bennet. Bonnie Butt, Bzirbara Blatk- ler. Betty Hardin. Diane Clark. Dora Mixon. Peggy Clellan. Margaret Willis. Eileen Faulkner. Setond row: -lean Van Klcetk, Kathryn lfloyd. Bobby Spotsyyood, Sam Keith, john Hall. Tommy I.aub.1tl1. Harry Lawreme. Iwfartella Ifloyd. Betty Ann Owens. Third row: blarlc Keeney, Butch Keys. joe Green. Gordon Joyner. Leon Vona. Daxid Hyde. Rodney Barnett. Clyde Fairbanks. Tim Hayes. Sydney Floyd. Skipper lN1cCormitk. Front row: Claudia Burnett. Diane Gilbert. Lynda Copeland. Diane Moran. Barbara Miller. Rose- mary Richard. jane Hammond. Glenda Smith. Sandra Webb. Ann Moore. Nicky Lauwaert. Pat Morrison. Seeond row: Geannie Copeland. Helen MtDoxyell. Mil-ce Morrison. Hal Mullis. Larry Gionet. Billy Bowers. Russell Prine. Barbara Rhodes. Carole Barer. Mr. Hirken. Third row: Mieky Howell. Nick Mehrtens. Bruee Thomas. Daniel Raleigh, Thomas Colborn. Warlter Mclfall. jimmy Burton. Chris Keeney. Hiram Robinson. Larry Reex es. Billy Russell. 8' TH NW9 W S DI a F 9' e FU. ,i Q l'5LQJ3a' Front row: Faith Hack. Judy Blackaby. Tracy Norman. Sally De Faut. Diane McKibben. Pat Routi- zang. Martha Lee Hagan. Patsy Smith. Shirley Blakey, Sarah Aronold. Ramona Cummings. Patsy Dowling. Nancy Rowley. Second row: Carol Regg. Daniel Amonette. Larry Hoffman. Charles Adams. Carl Gall. Eddie Kenyon. Geoffrey Lawe. David Allen. jerry Lawe. Sam Wfampler. Mrs. Roulerson. Third row: David Banks, joan Rawls. Tom Peckham. Skipper jarey. Donald Mills. James Ross. Danny Miller, Rex Pierce, jimmy XX'illiams. Bob Medley. Robert Fralick. Front row: Neva Flowers. Russel Manes. Patsy Gizzard. Penny Garrison, Linda Adams. Carolyn Thompson. Nila Parkinson. Pat Frazier. Lorraine Yohey. Marilyn Collins. Jessie Huntsinger, Sharon Edwards. Carolyn Smith. Second row: Carla Dickinson. jimmy Starnes. Robert Dukes. jerry Holler. Hank Roberts, Bradford Armstrong. jesse Coleman, Edward Cozene. David Gibson. Mr. Schroder. Third row: jimmy Sanders. Donald Calvin, Peter Taylor, XX'alter Branch. XX'ally Sfhnabel. Robert Miller. Charles Sullivan. La Verne Cummings, George Cline, john Stewart. Roy Fuller, Laurie Purser. ,.,. f . V Q jf I 'mn 6 an R 5 . E 9 9 fp V 1' 9'- CQ Q .15 .X Q Y C .Wf- Ifrunt ww: Mary Lou Ritter. Diane Auxtin. lXI.ll'l.lIl Mays. Piit Smith. Imiiisu Nou. Margie Musscnu, Slicrry lNlmwrc. Siimn Parry. La hiuntc Hicks, 'lane Fl'.lllCl', Katrtn lNItKcn1ic. Scmntl ww: Linda Quitk. Cynthia Robinson, Hugh Pattcrwn. Mitkcy Rowe, Ray Hcxtlcn, Omni' Wintllitxnl. ,lay Hurd, Cl1.ll'lk'3 Kcnnuly. Shiilt-y Htirringtun. Bonniu Hctlgc, M11 Fisnhci. Third row: jimmy Crist. jim 'l'li0nipwn. Russell Bruin. Benny lfwrctt. Fix-tl lictfmiltl, Ritlitiiml Hondkcr. D.ivitl Pluinmfsr. Billy Mintun. Ruwcll l.rii'tl. Mike Holhmuk. D.ixitl Hall. Front row: Marie l'i'ccm.in. C.ii'wIq V.lI1nlQ.'I'XX'A1l. Kay lititk. ,lean Rosan, lfvulyn Smith. vlnytc Olvcrtun, M.ii'y Stcplmns. l.111'l'-lim' ,lflnfi Sli.ii'wn Perry. C.i1'ulyn Grout. Scurntl naw: I..ii'i'y Hess. Ifiul H.lI'L'll, Teil Wiiniinfcl. Kenneth XX'illis. Ht-lt-n Stcplmrix. Ch.u'lunc Ahhiitlcssai. Gingur Kenmrtl. Qimlyn XX'chlw, Daiikhill Clliiirs, ,Iatk W'i'igl1t. -Iwhn Owens. Ruhcrt Swiinncr. Third row: lidrry Nucll. Dean Kring, George lNItCui'initk. Ritlmrtl XY'ish.im. ,Iaincs King. Rithiirtl Giles. Carl S.ittlcr. Joey Oszimcik XVcsleySc.1vcy. Billy Sti'itkl.intl. Eugene King. .nv Aj 8 Mfi rift! Taking time out from their Seventh Gmile duties are: ,luck Hoover. Treusurerg Ralph Wiilden. Bioni- torg Pat McCormick. Secretiiryg Cheryl Howard. Monitor: jimmy Balkcom. President: Susan Tribble. Vice President, CLASS OF 1962 Front row: Carol jones. Chelly Bull. Peggy Sliettlesworth. Piitritiii Barnes, Piitriciii Viiirren. Cliiutligi Brown. Chiirlene Flynn. Donna Lee George. Lintl.i Webb. XX illii Webber. Violet Pfuntlstcin. Miriam Bothxxfcll. Setonil row: Kenny Averitt. ,l.1net Milgine. Agnes Hentosh. Gail Ann Carlson. ,lutly Stiirner. Slieilii Siinilifortl. Sairiih Langston. Piitriiigi INIcCormitk. lirowiirtl Drawdy. George Cum- mings. Henry Norsworthy. Mrs. Cliiy. Tliirtl row: Boh Ctirr. Riiymontl Hopkins. jimmy De Mayo, jiitlc Steaelman. .limmie Balkrom, Billy Kliiessner. Butih Stucker. I..iri'y Nelson. Phillip Green, Lung Chaires. johnny Green. -e-mass -99 W A A AL. , A ,w,xtU.Q,M.,. 6 .Z 4 I MA , .. lfront row: B.ll'l5Lll'4l Barker. Beverly Honrath. Linda Miller. Ruthye Dickinson. Barhara Costello. Nancy Higginhothan. Brenda Harper. Dorothy liloyd. W'anda Barnhill, Bglrharri Holland. M.iry Ann Pruitt, Second row: Joyce Ritter. Vrinte Rawson. Danny I-loward. Dxutin -lrlstice. Benny Bowman. john Wiggins. Bohhy Breedlove. Roy Peatode. Curl Steen. Frankie Harrell. XX'.iyne justite. james Coultar. Third row: john XX'ood. Kirk Summers. Hill Smith. Steve Abhot. Bennie lNItDowell. john O'Hotnicky. Noel Phillips. Robert Fergison. Robert Selph. Rithard Odum. Mr. Hoye. Front row: jack Hawkes. Carol Stanford. Bonnie Quigley. Margaret Rifhardson. Bi1rha1'a Bryan Cheryl Bowley. Connie Patten. Charlotte Merrill. Sheri XX'hitim:. Ann Pilla. Kay Kamienski. ohnn . , J i joca. Second row: Larry Parsons. jo Macon. Elaine Smithson. Cathy Von Weller. Dorinda Simmer- son. Carolyn Wilsimn. Gail Donegan. jatkie Arnold. Susan Trihble. Lucy Hernandez. Randy Tutker Charles Riley, Miss Burge. Third row: Lee Gassawny. james Mobbley. Kyle Duncan. Roger Burne. Ty Gregory. jimmy Duroeher. Tommy hfiller. Tommy Council. Rithard Seely. XY'ally Brewer. Tommy Kay. Buddy Carter. Freddie Butt. ' 4 i Front row: Kent julian. Rieka Altohellis. Beverly jones. Betty Boswell. Carol Mohley. liohhy Bussy, Ethel johnson. Carol Grimes. Carolyn Antlrew. jane Ann Martuin. Gail Reatl. Mary Sue Griffin. Second row: jael-c Hoover, Etlelie Carney. Rohert O'l5rien. Carol Bennett, Sybil Barritella. Susan Hiers, Lyn Vineent. Kay DeHart. Rohert Dorough. Albert Green. johnny Davis, hits. XY'ootl. Thirel row: Charles Tunnell. Wailter Smith. john Farthing, Henry Bostitk. Ralph Wfalelen. George Clapp. Robert Vfallaee. jeff Norton. Floyel Whiters. Eeltlie Giles, Robert Malley. Robert Strobeek, john Totltl. Front row: Vicki Towne. Sue Sandburg, Sherrile Powers, Pat Murphey, Nora Nielcerson, Diana LONE- SUSLIU Pklflf. Paula Wlilson, Una Grantham, Florence Quellette. Ann Mills, Cheryl Huvartl. Serontl row: Roy Secorel, Terry Vines, Tommy Dean. Marian Andrew, Lynn XY'iriek, Charlene Clary, Dianne jones, Robert Grisxvell, joe Rhea, Mrs. Wilecrx. Thirel row: john English, john Laughter, Tommy Shattuck, Douglas Hammond, james XWatle. Sammy Williaiiis, Thomas Byerly, Terry Wuerfel. mf-ezine'-H -fi-9 H is '7 Front row: Mary Linda Koth. Frames XX'ils0n. Edith Inez Ellis, Diane Mitzelfelt. Edna Haga, Diane Fewox, Leverne Brown, Linda Clure, Lillian Henderson, -lane Norris, Elizabeth Dillon, Marcella Robinson. Second row: Thomas Harrell. Wfilford Sturdivant, jerry Turner. Robert Bourdon. Ann Cuthrell. Corinne Cohh. Linda Gainey, Xliltlter Durand. james Spell. Michael Musseau. Adrian Mer- rit. Mrs. Fouraker. Third row: Frank Perkins. -lim Kemp. Ted Stilley, Frank Baker. Kenneth Snow, Eddie Summey. Phillip Minton, Clellan Brantley. Charles MeKinnon, Bobby Olson. Clark XX'illiams. XX oody Htiblward. Front row: Kathryn Lester. Jaeque Rixas. Adeline Vfillis. hledora Brewer. Shirley Floyd. lieth Brun- son. Pamela Hossack. Margaret Davis, Betsy Green. joyee Daniels. Nancy Rowe. Linnea Laubach. Second row: Lynda Butler, Marsuc Lay, Cyvette Flowers, Pat Corcoran. Stephanie Caton. Cathy Old- ham, janet Parsons, Pat Gordon. Gay Gatewood. Third row: Jerome Seavey. Mike XX'ood. Stephen Ellis. Steve Murphy, Henry Stokes. joe Head. Riehard Mathews. Mace Miller. john Brazell. john Tipton, Donald Green. William Langston, Mrs. Mel-Ienry. mv.4Q!Qfg4qgaupz1g..4s.f5r,.,..a...,W .-.. . . f -.... XXX ,uv .. ., SENIOR SKETCHES WHO S WHO? fi 2:-. ., ,I xii , x' f 5, .1 X K f 4 h ,A ,Q .. ., X ' ..'a- f N-.---ff' X .tla ,, V' as 4 v ' , ' Q xl X 1 I N 4' fr F '1 'i,f1 ' K K X1 . 1' I fr 5 u 4 i 4 ' , -4 K Nl XXX ' f , . 1 C I 4. -gl' N 'fx' Y ,' U' MXN ' ff Q3 Q Q: 4 A ' ' 4, , f ' , 'Vg ff' Q x , . 'J' 1 Xuf ,- I M30 x, A'- NQ1 - fx I bi' if - 4 . 'p Q 'ff ' ' .9 W' , 911 3' Q -si . Jw-P 1 . . 5g,:,',.: ,', V, I -' Lt' 1 Q I f. I - ..- ,- w..r.1, -f, - ' V ,, 1- :N N V , ,, e 3 Q' N V A '. LS - , ,O . 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BOBO Sfwaffrn' 5 M' YL is A SENATOR 'lust as L1 shell is tossed to and fro. polished hy m.my hands until it bears the hallmark of every member of the staff. Even .is the deadline arrived. our he-.ids were swimming with plans and ideiis, untried or disfarded by popular vote. Not we, the stuff, hut you. the students of D. li. lf., have written this, your yearlvookg we have only nompiled it for you. You h.1x'e forged another year in the golden Chain that makes us L1 Sthool of Distinetion. It is .1 retord of your work, your fun. your aims, your projects, and your neliieveineiits. .ind it is with pride we offer to you this, Your '57 SENATOR. MARY KAY DAVIS lfdfluf' GAII. Cill.l.lfSPlE Dlililf SCU'l l' GLORIA PARKER Al.'S'l'lN SINIITH jlllllof jnufffi Tvllllljl hllzuwi' Rc ju 4 .it a1f.1f1i f Rt jmrit 111.1111 u ReA1n'e.rer1l.1li1'e sf' . M 5, - - as 42757 . N 'Q 0' 4,1 N, fl h' v STAFF 1957 E E 1 1 if 3 K s . 1-,iq t 4,5 WIU LEE NANCY BI.ONDHIfUNI GILLESPIE Pfffm,q1,1I!fZ'5 19fwfffgv,:jH V1 3 2555? KATE PAGE 1fJ.'.'ffw,1X TERRY JONES S1101 If . W MKX FRED XVEISS XWARRAN KING Blmffzfm !IHl1UV M.:ff,1f: r Rejm1m11.1f1:f The Student Cfwuncil Officers are: Donald Mabry, Treasurcrg Mary Kay Davis. Se4rctarj,'1 jane Stewart. Vice Presidentg George Borders, Pres- ident. S ,-:fx g f 11 Our Stutlent Council trnni year tn ve.ir has lwerlinrinetl Ilhllly' serxites ine ie p i to make lflctther the outshintling sthonl th.tt it is, lt ix tlesignetl tn He itx nienin s more rexponsihility .intl to .issist.theni in solving their uwn prim N xe tn nt the entire Stutlent limlxx lhix year. letl hx' George linrtlers .ix Fruit e i h.1s wrninutetl titizenshi H hy n.uninv Lklkll month .in outst.intlinu Senior tx C llllkll ul the l , an . Month. At the Senior Banquet one ol' those will he uvnirtletl the title ot 6 t I Year. Anuther nt' this yeark rueoinplisliinents is the lnter Ciluh ounti t xx is ianizcd to romote htirmon' and coo ueration runonv the xpirious elulm it Ilefeher P OUNCIL Front ruwi Bobby Purser, Siilly -lo Frye. lNI411'y Katy Ditvisj George liortlers. -lime Stexmirt. Donald Mabry. Mr, plum. Seenntl row: Harriet Patton. Betty Rowe, Sanclrii Antlerwn. Mugie Skinner. Grill YX imer. -lane Shultz. Mary HL1g.1H. INIel.1nic Siisnett. Elimheth Hunter, Thirel row: D.1viel Vfoolxerton. Diivitl Mnrlclmin. Russell Bryant. Hurry Mesligiw. D.uitl Huper. Roy Nelson, Tom Green. Ernest Michler. Y - 1 ,s 25 5 2 A, B. can be seen frequently following CQ. D. down the hall. How about that, E. li? This issue we are proud to spot- light one of the most respected and bestsliked members of our student body, . . . . . Fletch- er's deserving basketball team rallied to another resounding victory last week. . . . Phrases such as these are al- ways eagerly read in the gossip columns, features, sports col- umns, club news, and jokes of the school paper, the North- easter. The Northeaster staff, or- ganized into a journalism class this year, has made a giant step forward in circulating school publications and in boosting school spirit. 'R Af M,-u if 'lihe Nortlieastei' lfditois are: Lynda Lau head, Dayicl XX'oolvc-rton. Barbara Craw- ford. .Iohn Young. Karan Hawkins. Libhy Norman. lxlilfy Boswell. ,uv-A-, N Q H DIR. FERNANDEZ EASTER Sl tttf .. ..,, Fr ' he E1 ,,eB,i:lV ' , Q Q , ' In Hi' tx -45,9 in -.15 H512 IF' X Fw 1 P1 Everyone at Fletcher reads the Northeasterl' ug 4.3 5. Shirley Braddock. ,Iudy Alford. Betty Arnett, ,Iudy Hicks, Mylenda Williaiins, Dorothy Parker, Georgia Shettlesworth, Mary Boswell, john Young, Harold Mills. Gail XVimer, Billy Greenwood. Barbara Crawford. David XY'oolverton, Karan Hawkins, Eileen Legge. Nanty Van Kleeck, Lynda Lawhead. Noitiiiusirit l l 57 R Honorable judges, worthy oppon- ents, esteemed colleagues, and friends . . . and thus begins the debate for the day, Endless research and preparation brings the debater armed to the teeth with facts ready to defend his point. Wlieri enough points are won, the debater becomes a member of the Na- tional Forensic League which is an honorary organization of the top de- baters of the state. emi Front row: Sandra Hopkins, Margaret Saunders, Ellen Henry, Mary Boswell, Evelyn Beasley, Diana Boring, Gail Brewer, Pat Carleton. Sandra Carter. Second row: Mrs Pierce, Harriet Naftulin, Rera Stephens, Karen Hawkins, Pat Parsons, Ann Cowles Maxine Mixon, Gail Wiiaier. Third row: james Little, jim Madden, John Young Ernie Porter, Larry Mabry. Billy Greenwood. DEBATE CLUB Front row: Evelyn Beasley, Corky Sandiford, Ellen Henry, Gail Brewer, Mary Boswell, Diana Boring, Joan Zippel, Sandra Carter. Second row: Shirley Windham, Carol Chesley, Pat Parsons, Georgia Shettlesworth, Leah Sherwin, Carol Lee Smith, Anne Cowles, Larry Mabry, Mrs. Pierce. Third row: Bobby Hall, Sandra Hopkins, Judy Hicks, Gail Wimer, jane Shultz, Nancy Van Kleeck, Ernie Porter. i y 1 9 . I . I 1:1- The show must go on even though the lights fall down and the costumes are moth-eaten . , . and a hit it'll be when it's done by our dramatic club. Directed by Mrs. Pierce, this club has presented many plays and dramatic readings. Most enjoyed and best re- membered of these are the annual Christmas Program and the Senior play which climaxes each year's pro- duction, x, ' ,gl 7lcfr The Key Club Officers are: Pete Turner. Vice President: Duke Scott. Secretaryg Ed Thompson. Treasurerg Kate Page. hfascotl George Borders. President: Terry jones. Sergeant-at-Arms. You have been chosen for this or- ganization for your character, high scholastic standing, and aggressive- nessf' Thus a group of prospective new members of the Fletcher Key Club are acquainted with the high standards ot this respected service organization. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, these boys are known throughout the school for their pronounced success in such anual projects as the popular Voca- tional Fair and the school leaders' ban- quet. Wlietlier they are forming a gator at half time at the Gator Bowl, selling cokes at the games, washing cars for Polio, or selling bumper stick- ers, their enthusiasm and go-getiveness is clearly evident in all they attempt. KEY CLUB Front row: Pete Turner. Gene Wfhidden. Edwin Thompson, Donald Mabry. Second rowi Frank Higginbotham. Terry jones. jim Joyner, X ' Bobby Reynolds. Third row: George Borders. Kate Page. Warren King. f .Q sg, 3,5 1'5- K . fn wk-. . ., .r .qw ' A '74, Q '. ff, ,M . ii , -if rw is iff. ki 4.-s anus, fx an Qs by V s la 'NN ki .1 0 I . J fill. i 0 , Q ' .fr Front row: Janice Holly, Janet Dant, Claudette Adams, Arlein Kein, Dougal McGregor, Joyce Hollaway, Shirley Braddock. Lynn lNIorley. Second row: Judy Gibbins, 'Rose Reid, Joan Lee Smith, Tomi Bradley, Joyce Secord, Dekel Cobb, Sandy Trowbridge, Carolyn Griffin, Jackie Gassaway, Martha Huxham, Bonny Adkins, Libby Norman. Third rowg Nancy Spillers, Elen Willis, Doris Mordant, Susan Mitchell, June Adkins, Shirley Tribble, Nancy Tucker, Becky Huxham, Cindy Stucker, Sharon Rowley. Dottie Strudel, Nancy Moore, Ruby Hensgen, Pat Carlton, Rera Stevens, Carol Lee Smith, Betty Pardue. Fourth row: Pat Rhea, Helen Green, Beverly Brocket, Carol Chesley, Maris Blinn, Sandra Byrd, Mary Lou Newman, Gail Birchall, Joyce Hicks, Eleen Legge, Evelyn Wilscun, Margaret Saunders, Nancy Van Kleeck, Sandra Hopkins, lidwina Parker, Leah Sherwin. Y-TEENS The Zeta Y-Teen Officers are: Sandy Trow- bridge. Presidentg Carolyn Griffin, Secre- taryg Joyce Secord, Vice Presidentg Tomi Bradley, 'lireasurerg Dekel Cobb, Mascotg Martha Huxham, Chaplain. Start with a group of Christian girlsg add a lot of good timesg combine with hard work and interest, Combine wholehearted enthusiasm and a zest for doing civic projects and you have a club dedicated to Christian service and the betterment of the community, Front row: Harriet Patton. Fran Smith. Toni Lawrence. Liz Elmer. Setond row: Flossie Copeland, Margaret Bowden, Gloria Parker, Lynn Evans. George Borders, Gloria MtClni-Q, -lo Lee Blond- heim. Dottie Leisegang. Mary Kay Davis. ,lane Stewart. Third row: Lurile Anderson. Kate Page. Gail Brewer. Betty Rowe, Ramona Ahhadessa. Barbara Crawford. Lynn Turner. Lynda Lawhead. Cathy Wheeltis. Melanie Sasnett. Mary Hagan. Mary Sue Britt. Pat Parsons. Karan Hawkins, Evelyn Beasley. Mona Lavy. Fourth row: Judy Alford. Mary Boswell. Betty Collins, Gail XX'imer, Andrea Naughton. ,Ioan Zippel. Claire Andersonr Hope XX'aIker. Evelyn Syvertson, Barbara Wfhittaker. Peggy Pierce, Mary Alice Hedge, Ellen Henry. Fran Bowen. Margie Skinner. Gail Tunnel, Laura Griffen, Girls, during this meeting let us detide on a worthwhile project, plan a party, cheek the point system, vote on the con- stitution and think of SOIDC way to make money. These are the sparks that motivate the Deltas. Known for their spunk, hard work and knack for getting things done, they are a swell group of gals, loyally upholding the ideals of the Y.XV.C.A. in service of God and their fellow- man. Y-TEENS C - - S b Y-Teen Officers are: Gloria ' Parker. Vite President: Mar- garet Bowelen. Treasurer, Gloria McClure. Seeretaryg Jo Lee Blondheim. Chaplaing gg l Lynn Evans. President. 43 , 5 'AP ' A. A Front Lewis Vines, Third P row: Palmer Midget, jim Stotlcman, David Harper, Eddie Shea. liran Bowen, Hugh Floyd, Griffin. john Bowers. Second row: Roy Lvmstaddt, Reese Harvey. Sammy Stewart, Gordon Rex Thames, Freddy Henderson, Tom Green, Paul Marino, Fred Marquis, lioh Howard. row: Doug Stott. Pat Howard, Donald Mabry. Russell Bryant, ,left Hallett. .left Orinaner, Ronnie Wingiite, Roland Hyde, Harold Simmons, Harold Mills, john Young, Add a group of red-blooded Ameri- can boys to equal shares of hard work and good times. Mix with projects and parties and a will to create and main- tain higher standards of Christian charaetcr throughout the home, school and community, and behold, you have the Alpha Hi-Y. ALPHA HI-Y .,m- Mgr' A The Alpha I-li-Y Offiters are: Spike Sisserson. Vice Presif dentg Lewis Griffin. President Fran Bowen, Mastotg Eddie Shea. Chaplaing Hugh Floyd, Setrerary, JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: Marie Wiley, Judy Gray, Marga Sue Purser. Second row: Russel Manes, Charlene Abbadessa, Betty Phillips, Shirley Harrington, Jane Stewart. Third row: Marvin Evans, Gordon Joyner, John Owens, Harold Mullis. As in their senior division, this group does a top-notch job in helping to govern their school. Evidence of this is found in these willing, ready, and able students' many projects. They are under the loyal guidance of Miss Wadsworth and a student advisor, Jane Stewart. The basic ingredient which goes into making a successful Junior Y-Teen Club is a common realization of the need to grow as a person in friendship with all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Added to this are civic projects, and . . . of course . . . a few parties, for flavor. Working toward the same goals as the senior Y-Clubs, this organization plays a major role in the activities of the Junior High. Front row: Jean Ellen Claiborne, Judy Gray, Suzanne McCormick, Bunnie Worsham, Melba Wiley, Alda Wiley. Second row: Paula Campbell, Beverly Bull, Kay Tyson, Christine Grinter, Jan Gray, Bill Bull, Moureen Leino, Liz Landrum, Linda Seckinger, Sue Ann Henry. Third row: Bonny Parker, Bonny Butt, Eileen Faulkner, Dora Ann Mixon, Mina Crawford, Patsy Dowling, Ebba Townsend, Diane Claxton, Janice Wanamaker, Barbara Brown, Sharon Ben- nett, Pam Bosley, Barbara Blinn. Fourth row: Patsy Brown, Doris Kron, Peggy Middleton, E. J. McDonald, Susan Hulett, Lynn Quick, Bonny Hedge, Nancy Henry, Billy Ruth Ackland, Donna Werick, Cathy Peterson, Jeanne McDonald, Joan Pickford. JUNIOR Y-TEENS NA OFFICE STAFF . mv' f Front row: Virginia Costello, Christine Ham- mond, Sandra Summey. Second row: Jane Shultz, Fran Bowen, Mary Hagan, Emily Stan- ton. jackie Gassaway, Sandra Anderson, Sally jo Frye, Harriet Patton. Third row: Mrs. Ter- rell, Ann Cowles, Virginia Shettlesworth, Mary Mawhinney, Lillian Andrews, Ellen Henry. Mary Alice Hedge, Barbara Whitaker, Carol Lee Smith, Hope Walker, Pat Rhea, Barbara Strickland, Ruby Hensgen, Bonnie Ad- kins, Nancy Tucker, Joyce Secord, Betty Collins, joan Zippel, Mary Boswell, Pam Furgenson, Pat jackson, Miriam Clemo. Could you tell me where Ed Mullis is this period? . . . Please give me a stack of O. K. slips . . . Can I have some chalk? . . . Did you find a silver Esterbrook pen ? . .. Run off seventy-five copies of this test. These and, oh, so many others are among the inquiries the efficient corps of office girls headed by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Terrell are required to meet daily. These pleasant and helpful girls can be seen in the halls, col- lecting attendance slips or issuing the bulletin during the day, always friendly and obliging. The library is the place to meet friends and books and to study-occasionally-as the library council will tell you. The council assists the students in using the many facilities of the library. Barbara Miles, Pat Parsons, Betty Owens, Laura Martin, Harriet Clark, Elain Madison, Mrs. Alexander, Gene Morse, john Rahn, Butch Moore. LIBRARY CCUNCIL Front row: Stanton. Hedge. jones. Seckinger, Landrum, Gadway, Clemo, Cann Shore, Strobeck, VUindham. Gorman. Madison, Bartlett, Frye, Harris, Clark, Nowlen. Branch, Clemo. Second row: Russell, Bryan, Haga, Thomas, Diz, Grinter. Tyson, Claiborne, Bull, Townsend, Sydenham, Budd, Dickinson, Gur- ley, Smith, Morley, Campbell, Claxton. Keyes, Hammond. Sassnett, Tribble, Gillespie. Summey, Bradley. Third row: Mrs. Stanton, Pickford, Phillips, Tur- ner, Keith, Youngblood. Joyner, Carter, Parsons, Hopkins, Saunders, Ferguson, Cowles, Crawford, Birchall, Spruill. Craig, Walsh, Smith. Huxham, Chesley Shultz. Holloway, Hammond, Strickland, O'Sullivan, Fourth row: Fitez, Camp- bell, Kuehn, Perry, Forguson, Weldon, Lasseter, Moore. Robshaw, Marso, Nice, Bull, Hoover, Mabry, Hogg, Boswell, jarboe, Havens, XX'olfe, Lucius, Hansen, Barnes, McGregor, Adkins, Copeland. Fifth row: Oishi, Mills, McMillin, Mil- ler, Ballentine, Fowler, Poole, Waters, Nelson, Harvey, Quick, Oromaner, Craw- ford, English, Hall. johnson, Wright, Trotta. McMasters. Shearon, Terrell, Mills. v 1 LATIN CLUB With much enthusiasm for their many Roman projects, the members of this club make it tops among first and second year Latin students. The Spanish Club spends its time trying to learn the language of our Spanish neighbors. A Spanish fiesta and a trip to St. Augustine makes the study complete. SPANISH CLUB Front row: Virtuoso, Boring, Worsham, Frazier, Syvertsen, Zippel, Arnett Norman, Smith, Posey, Grosz, Henry, Nolan, Pearce, King, De Hart, McCor mick, Rhea, Kein, Crawford, Howard, Brackett, Watson, Adams, Braddock Second row: Orvis, Rittenhouse, Nicholson, Robertson, Corcoran, Britt, New man, Mixon, Davis, Davis, Hansen, Gray, Leino, Sandiford, Lawhead, Elmer, Pries Wiggins, Stormes, Steche, Wiley, Appleby, Ruff, Rogers, Hensgen, Miss Ortiz Third row: Gray, Stilley, Barnes, Simmons, De Hart, Oszuscik, Lawrence Bowden, Whitaker, Strickland, Alford, Hunter, Van Kleeck, Martin, Sands Hopkins, Saunders, Hicks, Legge, Williams, Weich, Forest, jackson, Wirick Anderson, Sistrunk. Fourth row: Hall, Gavin, Altman, Simmons, Smith, Allen Varnes, Carter, Clements, Umstattd, Cotton, Green, Daniels, Varnes, West Davis, Howard, Flowers, Hall, Mitchel, Coty, Patten, Dant, Byrd. Fifth row Tepfer, McCullay, Standifad, Davis, jordan, Oesterreicher, Teague, Luks Plummer, Griffin, Scott, Shugart, Henderson, Bradley, Mays, Gilham, Ravoo Wilkerson, Killis, jobes, Woolverton, Hall, Rahn, Bryant, Yohey, Federici Harper. v 1 a FRENCH CLUB Front row: McDonald, Hulett, Carleton, Leaptrott, DeFlorin, Howell, Harrell, Thames, De Vane, Meshaw, Larson, McDonald, Furst, McCormick. Second row: Hodge, Hammond, Price, Hamby, Bennett, Adams, Black, Swayze, Kaylor, Durand, Prentiss, Burge. Third row: Brewer, Federici, Sooy, Marino, Owens, Grandy, McCobe, Sweat, Rowe. Fifth row: Lawaert, Kielly, Bryant, Sisserson, Abbott, Ambrose. The desire for a knowledge and understanding of the French-speaking people, the instructor's first hand acquaintance with their customs, and the fun of creating a typical sidewalk cafe, mal-:es this one of the colorful clubs at Fletcher. ' This meeting will come girls, please be quiet to order. Will the secretary please read . . . what? All right . . . the minutes of the last . . . sshhh . . . meeting. In spite of the fact that the junior Girls are prone to argue . . . oops, discuss . . . what project will raise the most money for this year's prom, their inevitable success has proven them a valuable asset to the needy prom fund. The junior Girls Officers are: President, Mona Lavyg Vice President, Margaret Bowden, Secretary, Mary Sue Britt, Treasurer, joan Lee Smithg Project Chair- man, Andrea Naughton. ...VHQW JUNIOR GIRLS .C. T. Take a group of busy, hard-working students, who divide their time be- tween classes and employment in the business world, spice with several parties and field trips, and you have tomorrow's businessmen and women in the making. This group, known to Fletcher students as those lucky souls that get out at eleven, is the Diversi- fied Cooperative Training Corps. popularly called the . . . D. C. T. The Officers of the D.C.T. are: Billy joe Adams, Presi dentg Bobby Purser. Vice Presidentg Charlotte Duncan Secretary: l.aur.i johnsron. Treasurerg Sandy johnson Reporterg Curtis Anthony, Sergeant-at-Arms. From left to right: Charlotte jackson. Bobby Grim, Bobby Purser, Terry McCue, Bill XX'ood, Laura Johnston, Tommy Frazier. joe Troupe, Charlotte Duncan. jane Durand, Rose Chepon, Mr, Moore. Rembert Arnold, Billy joe Adams, jimmy Smith, joe Hardy, John Bartlett. Billy Hardin. Evelyn Beasley Sandra Carter james Little Bill Leaptrott N. Pat Parsons Sandra Hopkins james Madclin Margaret Saunders Don Mabry Larry Mabry Karen Hawkins Ernie Porter John Young Tom Green Pat Carlton Diana Boring Mary Boswell Mrs Pierce Sponsor F. L. An honorary club for top debaters, the N.F.L. is one of the most respected organizations at Fletcher. Members must compile 21 set number of points in de- bating before they are acl- mitted. The main activity of the club is debating against other schools, something which the N.F.L. has clone very well in past years. i M47 7' ,w Q' S- i if ' I ,J I 's .Xx x -.xx . X li xi , g -ii ! Z Qt N l ii lf ffl 1 I 3 'Q' Mrs. Pierce, Sponfor l Ah l W-ul' Bill Poole jane Shultz Sandra Carter Shirly Windham Tony Bridges Gail Wimer Production of plays and the study of drama are the main activities of these energetic Thespians. Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Pierce, their sponsor, they have achieved a large measure of success in recent years, TH ES PIA NS Diana Boring Mary Boswell Evelyn Beasley Ernie- Porter Joanne Busch Donald Mabry Larry Mabry jimmy Campbell Front row: Doggett. Harris. Holloway. Meshaw. Alford. jones. NX'entworth. XY'orsham. Second row: Diz. Braddock. Morley, Ferguson. Hawley. Hansen. Davis. XX'ilcox. McCormick, Gray, Cowles. Pilla. Sasnett. Lawhead. Hensgen. Peters, Third row: Claiborne. Gorman. Bartlett. Bryant. Gray. Wirick. Clark. Sandiford. Stanton. Birchall. Hedge. Huxham. Shultz. Budd. Rogers. Turner. Phillips. Piclcford, Carter. Ackland. Hammond, Andreu. Tyson. Grimes. Fourth row: W'iley. Crawford. Gillespie. Joyner. Smith. Wiilsli. Bostwick. Kelly. Lauwaert. Larson. Nelson. McMillin. Lassetter. Hall. Taylor. Braclcett. Boyd. De Vane, Stilley, Sydenham. Tribble. Landrum. Fifth row: Stephens. Oishi. English. Bryant. Hall. Mabry, Oramaner. Griffin. Stewart. Harvey. Carter. Camp- bell. Moore, Nice. Harben. A group which creates an enthusi- asm for superior scholarship. stimu- lates a desire to serve faithfully ones school and community. and promotes trustworthy leadership and loyal pupil citizenship, is the jun- ior National Honor Society, the leaders of tomorrow. Already doing much in establishing and promoting the high standards of the school. the junior National Honor Society measures up to its goal of school and community service with its many worthwhile projects. including a hanquet held this year for mem- bers and guests, Junior National Honor Society Officers are: Carolyn jones. Treasurer udy Alford, Secretaryg Harry Meshaw. Vice Presidentg joyce Holloway. President JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The newly founded Chorus Club. under the able direttion of Mr. Paul Fischer, has been very success- ful in their first year. Singing at P.T.A. meetings was just one of the services they performed, and they also entertained at San Pablo on several occasions. The officers of the Cilee Club .ll'L'I Sally Devane geant-at-Arms: Glenda Sells. lresidenti -lanice Holley Treasurerg Billy Hardin, Vite President: -limmy Morel, Program Chairniang .lt-.in Bell. Secretary, GLEE CLUB Front row: Bob Bell, Bill Hardin, jimmy Morel. Andy Anders. Morris King. Cecil Reeves, Donald W'ells, Mr. Fischer. Second row: Janice Holley, Garnett Campbell. Glenda Sells, Donna Powell, Dora Freeman. Jackie Harris. jean Fairbank. Pat Lay. Thelma Allen. Third row: Lena Chao. Edwina Parker. Rebecca Hunter. Judy Nemeth. Arlene Kein, Nancy Tucker, Dot Parker. Fourth row: Jeanne Busch. Pat Rhea. Betty Pardue. Linda Le Beau, Mary McFall, Thias Lauback, Faye Davidson, Kathleen Reagon, Jean Bell, Nancy Rodecker. pianistl Mr. Fischer, direiturg Garnett Campbell. Ser- 7 Left front to back: George Borders. Lewis Griffin, Wilrren King. Terry jones, Russell Bryant. David Powell. Front row: Ed Thompson. Bobby Reynolds. Second row: joe Rob- inson, George Tedder. Ronnie w,lI1g.llC ra - 'Tx The F Club Officers are: David Powell Vice Presidentg joe Robinson, Sergeant-at Armsg Ed Thompson. Secretary-Treasurer Bobby Reynolds, Presidentg Coach Andrew Sponsor. CLUB Aw-rite, Dumb-john, bend over! A phrase of this type coming from a senior member of the F Club signifies that another new re- cruit is in the process of induction. However this is just the first taste of the fun and projects which con- tribute to a well-rounded athletic club. Service, money-making proj- ects and a general good time yield a grand combination of fellows. e fficers ot the Anchor Cluh are: Fic-lyn Beasley..President lNIona Layy. Vite President Andrei Naughton, Secretary: Gail Gillespie. Treasurerg Suzy Barnes. .Ioan Zippel Mirilxn Boird of Directors, From top to hottorn: Mrs. Legg, Mona Lavy. Mrs Burge. jane Stewart. Joyce Hollaway, Shirley Tribhle. Gail Gillespie. Evelyn Beasley. Ramona Abhades- sa, Flossie Copeland. Mari lyn Reid, Arie Keys. Suzy Barnes, .Io Lee Blondheim. Andrea Naughton, Mary Kay Davis, Lynn Evans, Dottie Leisegang. joan Zippel, Exelyn Syvertson. Introduting . . , The Anchor Cluh hrand new and destined for suciess. Antlior C luhs all over thc nation, sponsored hy the Pilot ln- ternational, initiate new traditions into the school and help in all com' munity aiins. The charter nienihers Of our Anchor Club, advised hy the local Pahlo Pilots, have made a tre- mendous start to make this one ot' the mOst outstanding organizations at Fletcher. A, u M 9 ,Whig f yt!-v Mary Kay Dayrs Annual jo Lee Blondhelm Cheerleaders Dolly Stanton Honor Soclety Mona Lavy junrot G1rls Dav1d Markham Semor Class Sandy Tron brrdge Zeta Y Teens Frinees Durdcn buh umors Ime Stew 1rt Student Countnl Put Parsons Dehlte Club Russell Bry mt junxor Class Lyntl1Lmhead umot Cheerle it ers Daud Vfoolxerton Northexster Carolyn Grxffln Bind Diana Bonny., GAA Joyce Holloway junxon Honor Soerety Evelyn Beasley Anehor Club Freddle Henderson Vue Presxdent of Sophomore Cl rss Lynn Evans Deltl Y Teens beoree Borders Key Cluh XY'hy dldnt vue thmle of thls be fore many Ileteher students wonder as they new the sueeess of the newly founded Inter Club Counexl Thls l3I'l.lI'lLl'llld of the Student COLlI1L1l e lnmmltes eonflxets on dates and pro motes harmony and eooperatxon among orgmlzltlons at Fleteher ' . fx I I b , 1 W NA , nfwix t.. n s ,3 A .l. -Q C y 3 XG . ,E lg iffy. y xN 3'-K l X 1 xx . 5 ' . -L ' . , ' . QfffIlff'i . J ' :Q -4 'f - 1 . e 'Qf. fi' ' 'Q 1 '::x::.,f ' A , . 'j'j.Z.fff' ' y ' ' . ' Y 425. A '- . 4 a . ll a. . R o Q . . ' 1 g, PI- f Y Q Y ' ' ' 'N 1:-1,4 if A L Ae h . ' ' ' 2 Front row: Harriet Naftulin. Miss Scheaffner, Sandra Carter. Hope Wfalker. Evelyn Syvertson. Carolyn Griffin. Second row: Virginia Shettlesworth, Shirley Tribble. Shirley Braddock. Judy Alford. Joyce Holloway, Margie Skinner, Laura Griffin. Founded this year, the Social Serv- ice Club extends a helping hand to those who need it most. Their first major project was collecting needed items for the Duval Medical Center. They also made Scrapbooks for the children of this hospital and often visited the Childrens' Receiving Home in jacksonville. SOCIAL-SERVICE CLUB 5 it aa- e ' 7 S ,fi Qs 1 ' Q ff' V I! , cy Ffflley Cynthia Craig Doris Price Clarilzetf James Heaney Phil McCabe Mary Ruth Kaylor Ruth Koepp Frank Pfundstein Mark Singleton Mary jo Sistrunk Sandra Spruill Oboe Buddy Ball Ban C l arifzef Carolyn Griffin Barmofz Richard Standiford Alfa Snxophmzef Hank Wilkinson Corfzely and Trlmzpelr Jarvis Allen Beverly Appleby Bob Hall Roger Harrell Peter Davis Paul Hess Roger Rose French H0r'11.v Conrad Bauder Ann Madden Ernie Porter Walter Quick Bnrilonei Philippe Oszuscik James Rollins 7.f'0llllJOUfllUl,l' William Poole Peter Stevens Tromborzer Albert Brazell Frank Lee john Stewart Bauer MacKenzie Craig Mike Portman David Warren Perfmiiofz Virginia Costello David Harper Mike McReynolds Josef Oszuscik, jr. Austin Smith Gordon Wilkinson MR JOSEPH OSZUSCIK Director From the beep, honk, bang, and sqeaking of the 7th grade up to that proud moment at the State Band Festival, our band has done its best in representing its Alma Mater. Under the capable guidance of Mr, O, Fletcher's musi- cians have excelled in their colorful half-time shows fla- vored with the high-stepping majorettes. Their concert music also rates high honors and is truly the best for listen- ing. As a rating for this organization, it may be stated as Tops, Left to right: Austin Smith, Carolyn Griffin, Roger Harrell, William Poole, Ernie Porter Jarvis Allen. ig lf Q LNXJTQL lf'-'Ng' :inf 'QQ 2 rw 1 Eiix X .mo , T, wi 1 i i 1 R W Ma From left to right: jo Ann Higginson, Gail Norton, Doris Price, Maxine Mixon, Alein Bradshaw, Virginia Harris, Dougal MacGregor, Joyce Secord, Virginia Costello. Q---.-.... 'flrff fwwggygxi gf f ws ...H I -rn . ' if , 1. M .4 uf . 'A L' .mf . A M I H4214 H111 i Hg, 1' 'sp Q- 45 M J A, Q fwfr gg ia 5 , ' , Qkuf ' QNEK-i'? .5 AW - v L MQQZ' Q Q 'yt .gn Quik if ff A f V ,nm M .W f qmf 4 A , Wt 435 Qui? ag '-SEQ Q43 i-UWZXF wi' ' + M 15? , , A . , Wx .M -1 E. M. 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Yonge .......,.. 7 Fletcher ..,...,, 12 Fernandina .. ....,. . 0 Fletcher ..,,..., 12 Dupont ,,... ....... 0 Fletcher ........ 35 Paxon ..., 0 Fletcher ..,.,,.. 28 Bolles .... ,..v... 0 Fletcher ........ 0 Ocala ......... ....... 1 9 Fletcher ........ 7 Palatka ..... ,...... 6 Fletcher ...,..,, 14 Melbourne .... ....... 1 9 Fletcher ........ 7 Ketterlinus ......,....... 12 Fletcher ...,.,,. 26 Kenny ...... ....... 6 Fletcher. .,..... 21 From the first pep session of the year to the glorious finale in Tallahassee, this was a season to be remem- bered. Displaying a fighting spirit and will to win second to none, The '56 Senators exceeded the expec- tations of even their most avid followers by compiling the best seasonal record of any Fletcher eleven since 1949, and topping it all off with the coveted N.E.C. crown. All this from a team predicted to go absolutely nowhere at the start of the campaign by most football followers. The Silver Fox's freight train named desire gave him something to remember them by. Coaches of our N. E. C. Champs are: Mr. john Sutton. Mr joe Andrew. Mr, Don Jarrett, Mr. lsh Brant. Head Coach Mr. Frank Hoye, and Mr. Hal Schroeder. 5 f I 1 ' , . 4 , 5 , . ur 1 Leon ..... ....,.. 6 V - vl,. 1' N L 1 St x Front row: The managers are Terry Brant, jim Joyner, Warren King. Second row: Bill Terry, Carlton Toler, john Kelly, Rex Thames, Sam Stewart, Harry Meshaw, Eddie Shea, Roy Umstaddt, Richard Rittenhouse, Jon Young, Albert Terrell, Larry Mays. Third row: Pete Turner, Hugh Floyd, Freddie Marquis, Tom Frazier, Lewis Griffin, Bobby Reynolds, George Koski, Terry Kane, Wendell Reeves. Ed Thompson, Doug Scott. Fourth row: jim Stockman, Harold Mills. George Tedder, joe Robinson. David Powell, Ronnie Wingate, Spike Sisserson, Duke Scott, David Sharpe, Russell Bryant, Bobby Purser. . S 'U , eeeaee L i. TOTA L Reynolds ........ Floyd ..... Tedder ..... Griffin ..,.. Meshaw ..,.. Marquis ..., Terry ...... 9 5 SCORING JOE ROBINSON All-Cizy' Tackle wiufm.-,Q TERRY KANE I X Guard ED THOMPSON Center WENDELL REEVES C0-Captain Guard iw .?' FREDDY MARQUIS I-Ialfback 6 BOBBY REYNOLDS All-CII, Timm .M:Ha11 Award Co-Cgzpmin Quarterback LEVUIS GRIFFIN Halfback GEORGE KOSKI End Fletthe-r's B Team, untler Coaeh Hoye, won four and lost fix e this year, finishing the season with three straight eonvinting xirtories. Perfortnantes hy sex eral memhers of the squael gave evi- dence that next years varsity xvon't be lacking talentetl juniors or sopho- mores. Front row: Head-en. McKibben, Scott, Rowe, Hulihan, Setontl row: Henderson, Clriffen, XX'.ill, Wingzite, Simmons, Carter, Head, Umstatttl, Owens, Frazier, Ambrose, Green. 'l'hirrl row: lftlge, Grandy, Moore. Grover, Petlen, Buffington, Nexvinan, Burr, Havens, Holler, Rittenhouse, Larsen, Fourth row: Crawford, Davis, Simmons, Perry, Howard, Roy, Daniel, Harper, Varnes. Clements. Cotton, Oesterreicher, Bryant, x 'N Is' Front row: Lynda Lawheatl, Pat Shugart, Barhara Crawford, Setontl row: Bonnie Parker, Moureen Leino, Melanie Sasnett, Santly Santlifortl, Marilyn Reitl, Arie Keys, Liz Elmer, New Cheer! You say another new cheer? Well, gang, let's go. If we get it down pat, we can give it at the pep sessionfi Known for composing new theers, the ,lunior Cheerleatlers are a great help to the senior theerleaelers in stimulating school spirit. Seen at ALL the games and cheering at B games, they prove to he an energetie, enthusiastic, peppy, group ol' gals. ,,, gff' X A ' -Pg, ' , 3 ' E ,, If vw' f fi' 'Q , ' ' N , V f at - f , : , viii I tl 5 u 7 1.1: Iiwm 1 'Wi Slllkf SlWL'l'NU!1. Ronnie XX'ingg.lte. George 'lietltleu lirt-tl Weiss. David Powell. Sttunt row: Doug Stott. ,Luk fiolyer. Cieiifllc limi-JL-ix, Duke Stott, Cieorge Koslii, liohhy Reynolds, i The '56-'37 Senators took to the hirrtlvvootl this year with high expectations for season. Up to publication date, very SUL'CCSSl'iL1l in lotxll prep play the upcoming t.1ge Fletcher has been with 11 li-6 record. Witlr several seasoned veterans forming the core of the squad, along with some hustling newtomers, the Senators are definitely L1 threat to take St.1te lLlLII'Cli this year. FRED XVEISS GEORGE BORDERS , -Q ' f '-wjxi? ' 372 Q if BOBBY REYNOLDS GEORGE TEDDER GEORGE KOSKI COACH JARRETT fo- na... O Front row: Pat Howard. Sammy Stewart. Fretlrly Henderson. Nicky Feclerici, Harry Lieshaw. Albert Terrell. Second row: David Crawfortl. Reece Harvey. jim Daugherty. jeff Oramaner. Coach Sutton, jim johnson. john Russell. Rov L'mstaclclt. Gregory Luks, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Success! 'l'hat's what our junior Varsity cagers have had this year. Having won all but one up to date of publication, Coach jarrett must surely have high hopes for his future varsity boys. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Front rom immy 'Nlelson I my C ionct john Owens Fmmctt Grinch john Scott Alban DIUALIILTTY Ray Wfingate jimcs Tcpfer Sctoncl row lxIlI t ij.,LI' Roy Hncns imes King. Num Miller Colcn Varnes Steve Bryant Bobby Nice Butch Davis Coich H11 bthroclcr QIQQ A Front rovy ohn Cottcn ohn Owens rm ohnson Nuky Federru Eddle Shu Sprke Srsserson Albert lerrcll Scrond roxy Stexc Bryant Roy Lmstaddt Curl Reeves Freddy ld Coach Hoye Henderson Brtsy Vlrnes joe Robrnson Harry Meshm Bobby Rcyno s Thrrd roxy Emmett Grandy john Bowers Doug., Scott Daud Crawford Levus brrffm Ronnne XX mg ate The 57 Senator nrne w111 rest most of rts hopes for the season on the abrhty of seyeral underclassmen Wrth only four semors on the d so ho s uad the mayorrty or the posxtlons wrll be trlled by yunlors an P C1 morcs Last years squad had 1fS drffrnultres and Coach Hoye experts to rmprove on thcrr record thus year OE BOBBY ROBIN SON REYNOLDS LEXWIS GEORGE X GRIFFIN BORDERS fee X OARRETT LAL'BAcH RONNIE WHEELER JOHN COTTON TOM GREEN LLOYD ABBOTT Coach Schrodder's team, although composed mainly of underclassmen, was very suc- cessful this season in its meets. Through hard hours of running and calisthenics the harriers managed to cop many dual meets but were somewhat unfortunate in the State meet. This team should produce some good athletes for this spring's cinder squad. Warming up for the long run ahead. CROSS COUNTRY Front roxs Hugh Floyd Hugh Oestcxrucher ferry jonts DIXILI XX oolxcrton Rol md Clcmcnts Sccond non Colch Schroder Bobby Mrddlcton Emu. LIIKICILI Rex 'Ihxmcs IIIRRX JOINIQS IERRX IxAINI. Broul jump Coach Hal Schroder takmg over the rems as track coach at Fletcher for the frrst tlme IS confronted wxth a comparatnely young md mexperlcnccd squad wrth only thrce return mg lettcrmen Howex er notcd rn the past for wmnlng squ ldb Fletcher cant be counted out of thc runnmg thls yemr untll thc llst rlcc RusScll Bm mt Diud Powell rm Stotkmm I D CDLNILFILIQIILI Thlrtl rum Fd 'I hompson I7 lt Hmm 1rd lun Ixxnc IIILII I lu Rxch ird Rrttcnhousc H II'OlLl B1 ldlu DAVID WOOLVERTON Mlle GARRETT LAL BACH Mrle EDWIN TI-IGMPSON 880 f f I 440 4 Z, th KT ' ,V ,R ' A 2 ' 'V 3' XCII I , f '1 . . - I . r f ,A f - , .. V ' . G1 .4 hath 7 . 5 - ' - ' Y 1 2 ' ' . - I f ' I w I ' 7 ' v i ' . l 2 - .I A , , X f- if I , Q X I Front row 'lom Fruner Bobby federlu Dougre H1ll Fretldxe Mlrqurs Stuc Clmybcll George Bull Iolm Goodllng Setond row jotCxr1enter lon Alexander Mxke She lron Albert Alexander Bnll lobes Dclcle Cobb Sammy Steymrt jeff H llctt llurd row Coich Sutton Martm Henderson lcttxgrux Georee Blukvnell lony Veil Putin buy Guy Rmls jak Branders Bill Bull Terry Xounigblootl Vrctoryl Coath Sutton s swrmrners are deflnltely authorxtlcs on th1s subject As lf they were not satrsfred wrth thnrty erght consecutlyc dual meet vrctorres these fellows have also brought widespread actlaxm to thelr Alm1 Mater by capturmg state laurels for the past two years Howeyer these honors were attomplrshed only by hours of gruellrng prattlce rn my waters Hats off to the S6 swlmmers 5 QFN4 !g,y.A.. l A l Pompano or BUST ! Now for the big splash. Y 21.1 GIRLS' SWIMMING Many days of freezing practices plus a lot of just plain hard work-build these girls into the championship team that they are. Under the ever watchful eye of Mrs. Clay, their coach, they truly uphold their share of Feminine activities here at Fletcher. All this hard work does have a bright side. The trip to Daytona and the State Meet in Pompano add a bit of spice, making it well worth its time. 9TH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL The freshman girls enjoyed a very' success- ful season, outplaying all opponents by a wide margin. This is truly one of the most capable girl athletic teams at Fletcher. Front row: Fbba Townsend, Alice Davis. Sue Ann Henry. Barbara Denton, Lucille Anderson. Second row: Susan Davis. ,Ioan Pickford, Mary Sydenham. joan Lee Smith. -Iudy Gibbins, Mary Lou Newman. Mrs. Clay. Third row: Vir- ginia Virtuoso. Margaret Saunders. Diana Townsend. -Iutly Yantey. Aileen Hansen, Elizabeth I.antli'um. Front row: Marie Wiley, Dottie Miller. Johanna Cann, jan Gray, Barbara Thomas, Sandra Adams. Lettie Rodgers, Irene Stevens. Second row: Cathy Went- worth, Pat Kemp. Judy Gray, Donna Stilley. Miss Fellows, Carolyn Howard. Kathleen Bennett, Connie Peters. W.15'HC DeHart shows the proper hackhand form while Don Perry. jim Little. jimmy Rollins. Dan- iel Hgirper, Keith Pittman. Billy Poole and Earl DeHart look on. Tunnell, Miss Hinkle. ok! Although tennis is only in its infant stages at Fletcher, both boys and girls have been very successful in their respective matches turning in several resounding victories against local competition. Since both teams are composed mainly of underclassmen, hopes are high for next year, I r ,-. L, ' l ff ,1 Qi 'M f fa 7 I, , . Q X y, gyf hw 5 F V F. : ' 5 W I ' if 9 1 c 9'4f 4 A X N , 'S 'A l ,N , , 'V ' ' BX M 1 gui , W ' -i First row: Donna Powell, Shirley Vlfindham, Mary Shattuck, Nancy Blemel, Second row: jane Schultz. Susan Hulett. E. j. IWIdCDflHCll, jormn Smith, Gail 1 V' Front row: Adams, Skinner, Boring. Miss Hinkle. Second row: Flowers, Beasley, Cooper, Huxham, Huxham, Griffin, Wlieeltis Birchall, Davis. Third row: Griffin, Tunnell, Freeman, Powell Borchert. Gillespie, Davis, Dickenson, Hansen. Fourth row Barnes, Ross, Brackett, Moran, Copeland, Sands, NX'ilson, Bartlet Hunter. Fifth row: Mawhinney, Bell, Corcoran, Durand, Collins Smith, XVindham. Shultz, Sells. Take a group of energetic girls mix thoroughly with charm and sports know-how . . . sprinkle in several success- ful play days .. . spice with various awards and letters .. . add generously to this the initial purpose, to increase interest in girls' sports and to promote sportsmanship in all sports activities, and here we have a sure-fire recipe for one of the most successful clubs at Fletcher-the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation. JLDX FRANCES FI OSSIE fh- Jo LEE CIORIA IXXX 'C rg from Ildahcr ml my noul int up Nmmu Q alctnrmmcd s mt sg xu ,- RANIOX 'X 'af . 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We will never forget the football games with their 35 cent dances in the auditoriumg the science projects, Geometry problems, the three minutes between classes and the parties, or those after- noons when just the two of you listened to the latest rock and roll while doing' homework or having a bite to eat by the outdoor barbecue. UNO! The wood blockfnot the finger ! How dry can 11 book RCI 7' Hash, again? p zzz ' ' ' zzzn Only 56 minutes to Go! X - THERE'S HUMOF IN What's on at the Drive-in ? ,A x GJ an -I i Introducing . .. is jeanie's . ' W Flea circus. Il' 'Fi fx ,A Egg, D 4 I ,D 91' Must you leave ? Avs, shucks, twarn't nothing Y Someday we may be famous Y vi. L 5 There must be an easier way! Q r .rx 4 I xfnff CAUG 5.15 1t xx 1th flowers. Oh, I swallowed a candle! u'0z1'l. ' N THE ACT Grandma. what big eyes you have. Anything for an 'Af g' 2' N - 1 Im. , 5 .Ag 1.iJ -l v QT '56 u .Y HPLIQICCI' up Arcn't wc. though ?,' 9 .iq-7. X Q 'z ri V ' 'V A Q 5 . , E I.cmks fishy to mc? Dig 'Evcryonc nun-Lls .1 pm11-porn. Bon voydgc, Smcdlyf' THERE ALWAYS A N-1 ff, 5 . A yy JL 1 T 1 M M91 UPLITLIITILI game. Ee-yi-cc-yi-oh Y f op! INGS THAT STAND OUT IN OUR MINDS - v , 1 ga v x , -If 21 2 . g 4 ', 1 U I 'r J IK ' - 3, 4 3, I V 4 1 X , inf. ... - ,- V- -R H A 5 A -q 1 , , V X , . vf,:. i I I B Q , W g 9 J J' I I - l E 3 ' is -fl' 1 I 3 .... 5 gi., -ansxqlh W wk ' , J Q, A K Y1' 3. X 2' 1, W1 HE FALL SEASON And away we go? And there were those few who paid! The Homecoming Finale. Say Ah Y. says Doc Scott. 5 HCAUGHT IN THE ACT G n Y ,W You ain't L L1 XY'hat xs xt. you ask? Why, a buddah, of course! Don't leave mad, just leave! a hound dog. don't mean it! Y 3 ,W HA Are you 1156 Bobby Reynolds ? E , gil 1 , W'ell, loolcy here! H ,Rfk F x 4 4 1 - 5 , i D AA 4 iw -I K SV -n kk ' f 'Qfa 2 L72 - L35 i 9 v- i l eg 'X sf f N ,,hA z A X . . wil x N, 45 4 -- wh 1' 86 'iff' X ,. 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GEORGE PIasI'ics Complimenfs 6I5 Aflanfic Blvd. A+IanI'ic Beach, Fla. of Bes+ Wishes PI'IILLIP'S PAINT AND FLOOR COVERING 823 2ncI SI'ree'r NorI'I1 OIcIes+ and Mosl' Reliable ai' BeacI1es Complimenls of LANGSTON S SEASIDE PHARMACY HOWARD S GARAGE Au'I'omoblIe Repairs 2l3 Frs+ S+ree+ CHerry 9 2050 NEPTUNE BEACH FLA SOUTHERN MAID A 8: A Supermarlcef PRUDENTIAL PREMIUM CO SCHOOL SUPPLIES It s a Pleasure to Ban! at The Atlantzc ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK 5x fs-...K -5 Org MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COR ll n zed 1903 PORATION I I I 1 - :c 9 , ' 99 7 fin BW I L I i g9 U mow li B rn th er ONE OF THE SOUTH'S GREATEST STORES Serving Ihe Sou+l1 'For 89 Years Jacksonville I , Florida Headquarfers for Genuine Lev LElBO'S I05 W. Bay S'Iree+ Complimenfs of JUNE WRIGHT Real EsI'aI'e 325 Aflanfic Blvd. Besl' Wishes +o ihe Class of I957 sand, and George CHARLES LWELE N S 120 W. ADAMS STI!!! JACKSONVIIIE 2, HOIIDA Reliable PrescripI'ions 524 Nor+l1 Isl. Sfreel' JACKSONVILLE BEACH. 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AH ERN Real Es'I'a+e - Insurance - Building 929 Nor+h Third SI'ree'I Jacksonville Beach, Florida Complimenfs of FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I6 Laura S'Iree'I' JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA GRAYSON Dresses Sporfswear Coafs SuiI's Lingerie Hosiery Chilclren's Deparlmenl' 22 LAURA STREET JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Phone ELgin 3-869I Firs+ in Values for Ihe Home 'WML A NAME THAT MEANS MORE IN FURNITURE Forsyfh Corner Broad Phone ELgin 4-459I ARMORED CAR SERVICE The Same Service Your Bank Uses DAILY BANK DEPOSITS CHANGE DELIVERY OF PAYROLLS Day and Nighi' Service ELgin 5-646: GUY MARVIN, INC. I022 Wesf Bay S'I'reeI' J 8: W MOTORS COMPANY 304 3rd SI'ree'I Nor+h JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA Phene CHGHY 9-9974 INSURANCE AGENCY INC. I36 Firs'I' Avenue NorI'h Complimenfs of P O Box 35 THE FRIENDLY SHOP A+lan+ic Beach, Florida JACKSONVILLE BEACH. FLORIDA McDUFFIE JEWELERS Wafch and Jewelry Repairing Is+ Avenue Nor+h JAX. 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WZQWHU-me TOM THUMB COURT Recommended by Duncan Hines OCEAN FRONT COTTAGES Television in Every Room Phone CHerry 9-4590 JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA Bes+ Wishes from fhe BEACH BANK Member of Federal DEPOSIT Insurance Corporahon and Federal Reserve Sys'I'em COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES FOR ALL THE BEACHES DN: in 1 Cur Smcere Congra'IuIa+lons fo The bl benafor Staff DEANE'S STUDIG Pos+ Cffice Building Jacksonvulle Beach, Florida JOSEPHINE DEAN, ANN SMITH, VIRGINIA ERWIN EARL DAVIS, TOMMI BRADLEY, JOSEPH AVERY VIRGIL DEANL Iigki Q? ff' I5 ,, it v A 1 X 4, f CompIimen+s of Q., FRANK BRAUGHTON I 1 Phofographer CHERRY 9-2301 BEACH BARBER SHOP If II s noi a Squeak, II s a Squakg 208 Norm 'S+ S+ree+ If I+'s no+ a Squak, I+'s a Squeak. JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA CompIimen+s of . . . DUKE SCOTT 'Mi If WORK COMES IN MANY DIFFERENT FORMS AND NO ONE KNOWS THIS BETTER THAN THE '57 SENATOR STAFF ,kai-Vo X R.. jlP ' NX . 1 1' ,Mai .mgegmsf ,M , 5 is ,.,, .wg ' ff- ,, ,zu f . tributed so muchg to Earl, always there and willing to help us in any wayg to Mr. Broughton who saved the day with his last minute snap- shotsg to Mrs. Mcffrackin, our business advisorg and especially to Mrs, Bobo, for her untiring help and gcnuine understanding through these long months of licadaclics, hard work, and fun. We her churrcn are cvcr intlcbtcd to her. The typcwritcrs are still again, the littcrcd room straight, .ind in tluc time wc will adjust ourselves to rtisoimblg hours and daily routines . . . Or will wc? whose patience, endurance, and outstanding talent con- f-J f Q si-.1524 if W ff E TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. 7 jx 'I' . .t . .X , . . A .i .2 W! N L. ws W. , Wnmwf pq.-