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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1960 volume:

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FLETCHER HIGH SCHOOL Jacksonville Beach, Florida Volume XVI WE CGME .M.w.,yfM vww f ,. -,f 4 WW f , f WMM fum-,, aww -,mam -n,4,w1. ff ,, 4 vw Www 0. , owl.-fi. armfkf WWW ww , MV, .9 .A ,.W. Wm mf, .M , , ,.,,,,,W,,,,, W,- v ,, '944'0,,5 ' 'fy A511253 V , a 404 ,M M W , M vw! WM .0 ,fm ff M ,nh f.,,,,1. :MM WW ,YW M 1 ,014 V, ,WQMM 4, W-1 ww, ww V MW fr f ,ww 'wmv ww , ,.', , My W, MW, mm, ,, Wvfrrf fpykff uwfw 4 ffffv 'M Wm www, .mf aww- DE ELOP MENTALLY . . . We Come . . . A New School brings new compan- gulfed in the hustle bustle of a very happy, some- onship, the excitement of games, the careful or care- times sad environment. After learning ones way ree studying for exams. These are iust a few of the around the maze of halls we realize, with respect, elements we meet upon entering this new world. Per- there are five grades above us. You wonder how it taps, at first, a strong feeling of aloneness is ours, will be when you, only a seventh grader now, will but as time unwinds itself we soon find ourselves en- take your place as a senior. SOCIALLY . . . 5 , l ' L i E V , , y tittt f -, 3 6 4 - 'P' ' 'J I . ,--v .L - 14,15---.1 WM If-J U .ar-:ff ,..f -Je.-A-tl--. -- 'Xl Time marches on and the excitement which only a football game can bring is yours for the first time. The vivacious cheerleaders, the luring posters in the halls and the enthusiastic spirit at the pep rallies are all the things which go together in preceding the big game. Then the game itself, who- ever the victor may be it was still the most fun you've had since you can remember. A football game, this is just one ofthe things that you will remem- ber most after you've grad- uated from your present Alma Mater. Perhaps the many parties or dances will be in your favorite mem- ories or maybe even the many quarts of midnight oil you .used up. Only, though, as time leads the procession of life will the answers come and only as you reach the seat of adult- hood will you look back on your years at dear old D. U. F. and say, it was wonderful but why did it have to come to a close so soon? AND IN SPIRIT . . . ' 11 xfg LI 4 WE GO K' we- wh, 'E We VMC. ,L 1' K we Q: - I ' .ar --Q . ,,, n Af 5 f ' A AAA . Af , k f - b l A I f - , , .,2, Lew-,H W.-,lgff Qww f 'mf ff '-'- V UW- V ,W,.,MWW.Wi.Af.0W., ..,, N ,.,,..,, , ,W,,QQ,,Q,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,, ,mf X 4 .ff -Y Z ,,f f',, aa? f fi 2 8 10 ' - fl 1 ' -' , ' 'f f i. 4 -' V ' ff' F V' K , I , ' f' ' ' -f fz' -,ff pf ' fx, ,' , ,f,, Q, -f -' , , f -1 CO TENT5 fs. 1 JN-, Dedication so ... ., ,... ,, f .Q ...... . Faculty and Curriculum u,., Classes ,uuu.uuu..,u,...uu.,u... Features .sss.sss,..v,s.. Beauty Section ss... Student Lite s,,ss,.. Homecoming ss.. Wno's Who .,s,. Sports .sss.,sAc,sscs Organizations ss,.s Advertising ,s .2 index ..ss, 7 8 1O 34 92 94 98 104 108 122 148 188 218 MISS LUCIA WARREN WE DEDICATE We have worked hard to make the 1960 Senator special, and feel that the person whom we chose to dedicate it to is the most special of all. Drawing a sketch of Miss War- ren with words is an easy task, yet a difficult one. Easy, because there are so many admirable things to say about her, and dif- ficult because it would take a masterpiece, rather than this simple sketch to do justice to all of her outstanding qualities. Miss Warren teaches typing and bookkeeping here at Flet- cher, and is a whiz at both. She is respected highly by the students, not only for her teach- ing, but for her interest in other school activities which are above and beyond her call of duty. Two of her main responsibilities are those of sharing the co-spon- sorship of this, our school an- nual, with Miss Hinkle'and order- ing our class rings each fall and spring. The few moments she is able to get away from the hub-bub of school life are spent perfect- ing that golf swing or working vigorously to beautify the land- scape of her home. She offers her talent, photography, to the annual. She looks as though she enjoys her work, FO YOU, MISS WARREN, THE 1960 SENATOR Is there anything she doesn'1 do well? 0 Q Q XZ J Z QQQ? ,Z 2 S 0W2ZRT92Zq2Q Af Q02 346314 A .iff 51531 C523 f Q Lx -1235? wx Q 5522 'wgjfq 9 ,Q- -, 7 1 m.,,,,V, Awww V' 2' v f- . Q f ' 'Y ' A if 'mmwmw , , 'Q QI' ' 'A Q, ,wvwvmsvqp .Wi 191' f , ,. :ff K , W N,1m,,,,', ,fswfm ,W .,,, .,,Wm h '-c4k, Q ,..,, fmlwvwmm gunman ?4!llnr xx ' -MW-1-f-X-M ..,. .Q-My ' ,Ax 1. -wwmwvv 1,-.,.?,,, 'WE00 N9h r ymyfxv 41 ,. ':9'4?!'fZ?5X'vi' :1.v,.A ,s D6 'gxmnwfwfaww - f K li.: ,, ' U gh, I .V 3 ' ,f - My ' .f- ,, I f I f , 1 f . 95 FACULTY AND CURRICULUM he Sami Q i X I 5 , ...s,Qf,. Q A Q Q STMQQQQQ-:'kiS'i3 kS.-Qs.3 . s SCHOOL PRINCIPAL-MR. FRANK A. DOGGETT PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE-Any unit of time has its own unique character-or so it seems to us. This is especial- ly true of this year of school, i959-60. For one thing it is going by so fast-going like sixty-as we used to say when I was in High School. Soon it will be an- other time, a later time, and you will be looking at this annual, at the faces of friends, at the rooms and walks and windows that are only pictures. I2 It will all seem far away and unreal. That is the trouble with memories, they are iust as unreal as the shadows on paper that make a photograph. But right now, those same faces, the walks and glimpses from win- dows are real. You naturally look to the future and long for holidays and adulthood. But grasp at what is now and this moment too. We in school are too much the self unseeingf' DMINISTRATI E DEP RTME T Dean of Boys' MR CLAUDE HILL Dean of Girls: MISS CLAIRE BRANDIES The lighter side of The administrative life. A TEST alefi WITIW OUV new fife bell 5Y5Iem I3 , I -,'M,:: 'gf .' SL N iftvi-Q, MRS. VIRGINIA M. JEFFRIES. . . MR, JOHN G. JOCA . . . MRSA HQPE E, ROBINSON I . A Sponsor of Librory Council . . , A.B,, University BVS., M-ED-, Uf1lV9l'SllY of FlOI'lClCL Sponsor of Library Council . . . M.S.Ed., L.Y.S., of Kentucky. Stetson Universityg University of Florida. G IDA CE, OFFICE 'Lynn' I n Bob Young and David Young search for Kingston Trio. Barbara Blackler hears the familiar Outside, please. I4 MRS. ANN FUDDELL - -V MRS. GERALDINE W. TERRELL . . . MRS. VIVIAN TIMMERMAN . .. Secrewry fOr Mr. DOQQGH- School Bookkeeper. Mr. Hlll's Secretory . , . Queen's College A D LIBRARY LIBRARY: New shelves, new flooring, fresh painf, a record-lending de- parTmenT and even a few new books grace FleTcher's recondiTioned li- brary. Mrs. Robinson and her Troop of assisTanTs are always willing To aid sTudenTs in locafing maferial for book-reporfs and Themes. GUID- ANCE: PSAT resulTs'? NMSQT scores? For a Time This office sounded like a code branch of The FBI. On Top of all This They manage To keep your schedule sTraighT. OFFICE: Here many girls receive valuable Train- ing Through rouTine office work while performing such invaluable serv- ices as picking up door slips and forgoTTen lunches. MRS, HENRIETTA V. WEBB . . . School Secrefory. a 4 - .: .,.f.+,ss1,,.x .fa ,re . . ...... 1... l College informaiion intrigues Judy Melven and Faye Hamby. I5 'UP 's MISS LAVONN BENSON . . , MISS LULA BEATTY BLAKEY .., MRS. I. L. CHATFIELD . .. Sponsor of the NORTHEASTER and Quill ond Sponsor of National Honor Society , . , A.B., AB., University ofGeorgia. Scroll . , . A.B., M.S., Anderson College, Florida MA., University of Kentucky. State University. 5ih I Robert Latta, Iris Haller, Scottie Lawyer display their booklets. LAN GU GE ENGLISH: Grammar! Why, we had that in grade school, cry the new Junior-Highers. However, to their delight and dismay, they discover such niceties as The Highway- man and Evangeline. Freshmen and Sophomores find Great Expectations and Julius Caesar in their introduction to literature. VVhat! Grammar, again? cry the disgusted upperclassmen. We had that in Junior High! To spice up the year-in, year-out grammar routine, the Seniors have color films of Hamlet, and Shakespeare, marvel of'marvels, suddenly comes to life. Juniors, forced to be creative, sometimes surprise even themselves with the verloosity of their themes. Universal vocabulary tests, frequent book-reports, and occasional short stories make for busy Juniors and Seniors. The Advanced English class enioys Mr. Richardson's sketch of L d B or yron's life. MRS. MARGERY JONES FOURAKER . . . MISS JUDY HUTCHISON . . . Sponsor of Dramatic Club and National Thespian Sponsor of Junior Girls . . . BA., University of Society . . . A,B., Florida State University. Florida. gy!-w..Zx E in 1 . . Ross McWilliams, Hal Mullis, James King, and Benny Everett present their version of As You Like lt. I7 MRS. RUTH ELEANORE LEGGE . . . ' Sponsor of Anchor Club . . . B.A., M.A., Ohio State University. . : , . I MRS. ARDATH EVANS PIERCE . . . Sponsor ol Debate Club and National Forensic League . . . A.B., M.A., Colorado College of Educationg University of Denver. 52-5 if ,SQA e ,mek , MR. DAN RICHARDSON . . . Sponsor of Junior High Student Council, Junior High Honor Society and Ninth Grade Chairman . . . B.A.E., University of Florida. MRS. DAN RICHARDSON . . MR. HENRY T. SHQRLOCK . . . MRS. L. B. WATTERS . . . A.B., Tilt College. B.A., Montana Sfule University, Colorado Store. B.S., Edinboro Teccher's College. LA GUAGE ax. f 'v 9 V 1 French sfuclenvs perfect their accent. Karen Jenkins and Sharon Maros hang arf work done by The Latin Club. I8 41 5' MR. ANGEL AGUILERA . .. MISS CORNELIA BURGE . . . B.A., Furman Universityp Valdosta State. Sponsor of French Club and Anchor Club . A.B., M.A., University of lllinois. DEP RTME T Some of Fletcher's ambitious freshmen are entering their first year of a language with high aims. This year, third year courses in both Latin and Spanish have been added to Fletcher's list. The students seem to be enioying their education. In fact, our third year Latin classes are using a book normally intended for fourth year students. The other third year class has become quite adept at conversational Spanish. The French classes have something new, too. The students have been perfecting their pronunciation by using tape-recorders with ear-phones. Perhaps the French exchange student who is coming to Fletcher next year has offered the classes some inspiration also. Next year they can practice their mastery of the French language on him. ARTISTS: Senors Toby Brewer and Billy Strickland prepare for the Fiesta. I9 MISS CARMELITH L, ORTIZ . .. Sponsor of Spanish Club . . . B.A.Ed., MAAN University of Florida. MRS. MARTHA MCCLELLAN STANTON . . . Sponsor of Latin Club . . . A.B,, Florida State College for Women. ,f . .. 5 T MISS MABEL B. TALMAGE , . . Sponsor of Senior Class . , . A.B., M.A,, Agnes Scoll College: University of North Carolina. fag? ,f f , X 1. fe r is MR. FRANK HOYE . . . DR- HONOR E-'MAYNARD 4 - - MRS. ELIZABETH NEASE . . . B.A.E., University of Florida, Duke University. SPQUSOV- Of JUNIOY- CIOSS - - - A.B.E., M-A-, Ed-D-r Sponsor of Future Teachers . . . M.Ed. Un've 't MISS NORMA HIGGINSON . . , B.S.Ed., University of Florida. , i rsry University of Florida. of Florida, MATH MATH: Math is going to be with you from the seventh to the twelfth grade. Most students accept this basic axiom and settle down to their work with a grim resignation. However, somewhere between eighth grade math and second year algebra, many become involved and in- terested in perfectly balanced equations. This interest drags them through second year algebra and on into geometry, where they learn that everything is not always as it appears. The students determined- ly study their trig, learning many new formulas and puzzling out such statements as The sign of the sine is the same as the sign of the secantf' This year, there is a new, advanced math class for those who desire to undertake calculus, solid geometry, and a review of algebra. Miss Higginson, Tommy Carithers, and Cheryl Anthony delve into the difficulties of Geometry. 20 MRS. RAY S. RASMUSSEN . . . MRS, ANN R, SCHNEIDER . . . MRS. LOUISE L. WESTBROOK . . Sponsor of Senior Honor Society . . , B.A., Brook- BA., Birmingham Southern College. A.B., Salem College. Iyn College. DEPARTME T P Br' III.: 19536 EM...- Rasa it Viiiwr' S Mow-. 459. Volumes differ decidedly, says Pete Dowling and Diane Mier. 2l 5541 MRS. C. P, WILCOX . . . A.B., University of Florida. MR. GERRY WILSON , .. Sponsor of Alpha Hi-Y . . B.A,, University 0 Florida, MR, JACK BARILE . . . MRS. ELIZABETH A, FOGG . . . MR J M FRAZIER Sponsor al Paramedicol Club B S P C0 5 on l E' llfll G I . . . . ,, ennsyl- ' P 50' 0 'Q rude - - - B-A-1 Wellesley- A.B.., Universilsflol Colorado. vonra Mulifary College. I MR. IRA R. ADAMS . .. CIE CE R F ll d ' M G ' ' I' ht' th b A.B., M.A., Berea College: Morehead Slate College. oy U er an Jlm C ehee exerclse Care In lg mg e Unsen burner. Roy Belcher probes microbes. 22 it MISS MARY LOUISE HINKLE . . . MR. J. LAMBERT . . . MR. MILTON C. MORPER . . . Sponsor of the SENATOR . . . A.B., M.E.D., B.S.,Woke Forest College. B.S., M.Ed., University of Florida, Florida State Greensboro College, University of Florida, Pssh! Continuin' on, we pass the Physics class, which is busy with its study of wave motions. Anguished cries of I know that wasn't ten seconds, Mr. Morper! emanate from the Chemistry room during the slide- rule test. You'd think that General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physical Science, and Physics would be enough tor anyone. However, this is not the case at Fletcher, where students turn out in the mornings and after- noons to take such extracurricular classes as Anatomy, Organic Chemistry, and Bacteriology. The students receive no credit tor taking these courses- all they gain is knowledge. The new Know organizedj mathematics and sciences building offers the classes plenty ot room tor complex Biology and Chemistry experiments. I Every woman has a man in her life. 23 University. MR. WALLACE PIERCE. . . Sponsor of Tenth Grade . , . B.A., M.A., University of New Hampshire, Indiana University. MR. .l. I. SUTTON . . . B.S., University of Florida. . 3. I ,. -:ff ,wg-1 -' . . 3 , s-. . , If ' W' .ifzif -gui: 's MR CHARLESN BEALL , . . . . MRS, VIRGINIA BOBO . . . MRS. LOUISE S. DEVANE . . . A,B,, M,A,, Emory University. A,B,, Women's College University of North CCHO Director of Visual Aids . . . B.S., University of Iino, MR. JULES deROMAND BACOT . . B.F,A., University of Georgia, OCIAL STUDIE Y I I .ii 1 Civics students Otto Stocker and Richard Hendrickson board the bus for court. Seventh grade scholars display interest in current events. ..,,.,,, , ts. R. CARL C. JANSEN . . . MR. JOSEPH l.. OLSON . . . MRS. MARY WEBBER . . . A A.E., University of Florido. Sponsor of Pep Club . . . B.A,E., University of SPOUSOY Ol Junior Clleefleodew - - - A-Br, Un Florida, versity of Alobomo. DEP RTME T The Social Studies Department includes such intriguing subiects as Ge- ography, Civics, World History, American History, and Problems in Ameri- can Democracy. This year a new course was introduced - Humanities. Fletcher is fortunate to have this class in its curriculum as the course is only offered in a few Southern high schools. The history classes help the student to understand past problems while P.A.D. brings us up to date with a study of the main dilemmas in America today-Russia and the South. Civics and Geography offer important information on the eco- nomic-political situation of the world. Thus we can say safely that Fletcher's students, armed with knowledge of history, present and past, are better equipped to face the future. MR. WOFFORD O. WILLIAMS . . . B.S., Citodel. Butch Moore, Sandra Griffith and Mr. Jansen discuss the biggest P.A.D. problem-reading the books. 25 MRS. ANNIE C. WOOD . . . SPOUSOY of Seventh Grade . . . B.A.E., Alobcmo College l0f WOFHGH: University of Florida. MRS. CAROLYN ELLIS , .. MR. PAUL FISCHER . . . MRS, JOANNE H, GENTRY , . , BS., Western CGVOIIHO College. Sponsor of Record Clula . , . B,M.E., M.M.E, B.S., Pennsylvania State Teachers College. --oi ' 'i - l r I MISS MONA CROTTS . . . Sponsor of Art Club . . . B.F.A., Women's College, University of North Carolina. BU I ESS EDUCATIO , BUSINESS EDUCATION: The first thing a visitor at Fletcher might notice would be the roar coming from the Typing room. Until one has heard it, the noise coming from thirty typewriters working at one time cannot be imagined. The nice thing about typing and shorthand is that they can be put to use almost at once. Classnotes can be taken easier and more ac- curately with a knowledge of shorthand. Grades come up on themes since tired teachers consider the neatness of typed copy a virtue. MUSIC: Students are introduced to the gentle art of music early at Fletcher and many continue to enioy it in Senior High by ioining the band or chorus. ART: Many talented young abstractionists receive their first training in Fletcher's imaginatively decorated art rooms. MR. O F BECKHAM . , . B S , M Ed , University of Geor 'MYR gio ,A li Bookkeeping students busy at work. 26 Miss JACKIE Hooces Iss CAROLYN MITCHELL MR GENE ROBERDS M M M E Unnversnty of Gegrggg B M E Umvefsiry 0 Illm , B S Eastern Jllunons Sfcne College W '44, , :Q fvafi 4 .yi , ,if ?f 1, X A' 1 ff gf ,Q J TQ A, 5 Ready Walker puttmg flnlshnng touches on hrs mosaic Future famous Toofers toot for Mr Flscher MR DONALD E. BUSHORE . , . MRS, ALICE CLAY . . . MR. BOBBY JOE FORD . . , B S., Brigham Young University B SV Rodford College MA., University of Arkansas. PHYSIC L MRS. FRANKIE HIATT . , . B.S,, Ec1sfTcnnessee Stole College. Ei ?1.if+f r S if , r r g fy--V : I . f., Y' fy ,YU F4 , . V--lyv . .F fr-vfr'- 'M ' J .. lt's a bird, if's a plane, iY's Billy Lyons on lhe Trampoline. . . Q' ' ,. . N . P. f - A gr V V ,W ig! W :wary lui A 1, 1 I ZZ . h 1 i 1 Q r may 1 , .44-.... Tommy Mouro climbs for gym points Girls enjoy basketball game in gym class. 28 R. PHILIP A. KNUTH . . . MISS CONSTANCE C. MORRIS - . - MISS JOANN V. PERRYMAN . . . 'A-f UnlVe 5llY Ol Weslefn MICIWQGO- Sponsor of G.A.A ,... B.S., Stetson University. Sponsor of genie, Cheerleodem h , B4S.P x 4 H -ix f'fX University of Florida. . , . . f ' if I -letchers Physical Education Course has been almost completely renovated f C ,lj his year. All the classes, both boys and girls, were' required to take g 3 : f ' 'hysical Fitness tests at the first of the year and will be required to' go I I ' hrough the ordeal once again during the final six weeks period. However, i even after fifty sit-ups, our students were all prepared to play basketball, i Joundball, and volleyball, iump on the trampoline, form pyramids and j squirm up ropes. Though Fletcher's dressing rooms have new shelves Q .Q Iwhich were installed to encourage tidinessj, the students have managed to maintain the casual look in their gym attire. Almost any period of the day, one can see the girls going out to class in their stylish de-elasti- :ized gym-suits. I MR. HAL SCHRODER . .. B.S., Cotowbo College. A-- ' I 4 MR. JACK TAYLOR . . . Sponsor of Student Council ond F Club Swimmers get in shape for the swimming season. BASA' MAA Unlvelslly Ol Florida' 29 I Miss LILLIAN R, CONGDON 4 . . MRS. ELSIE srRuM Hurct-HNSON . . . MRS' CONSTANCE S- SHEFFIELD - . . Sponsor of 4-H Club . . , B.S., Florida State Sponsor FHA , . , B.S., Cornell University. B-5-I Florida Slole U 1lV9'5llY4 University. HGME EC., I DU TRIAL, ART O- wn ds...-,W i ,rr'f'7f'f4 5 ali-W' ' iff' Larry King and Dwain Justice await Mr. O'Connell's instructions HOYTIB EC. CJiflS learn The do's and don'ts Of baby care. 30 fur l IR- GEORGE lf CRFW5 - - -, MR, HERscHEL sewsii . . . MR. M, E, WISEN , , , 5-1 B-S-E-1 Umvelslli' ol Honda' B,S.E., University of Florida. B,5,, M,A,E., University of Nebraska, University of Florida. AND DRIVING HOME ECONOMICS: Doubtful at first, the Home Ec girls, all using Simplicity Pattern 38I2, were pleasantly surprised at the dissimilarity of their results. Still en- ioying the newness of the Home Ec. room, the cooking classes whipped up such delicacies as egg-a-la-golden- rod. Other proiects of this year included a unit on child care which called for a real live baby and a table setting contest. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Excited seventh graders may be seen hurrying home from the wood- working room clutching their freshly shellacked broom- holders. Crafts and drafting provide the boys with valuable tips for later Do it yourself whims! DRIVER EDUCATION: Mr. O'Connell's serenity never ceases to amaze and give confidence to his nervous novices. Yin. Hank Wilkinson and Roy Havens are busy while Butch Davis assists Ginger Virtuoso 3I LIKE TEACHER Celeste Wall and l-laden McCormick We step out to bowl a while . Once upon a time, even our Teachers were teenagers. They had their own fads and styles, perhaps many of which were as ridiculous and as laughed at as ours are to- day. As years pass, trends change but not to the extent of a complete new appearance. Many times the teens are quoted as saying, But that was in the olden days. I sup- pose vve don't think they're quite so old though, because some of the fads of the past keep returning. Take the popular songs of today tor instance. We iazz them up with the cool singers ot today, but they're still those good ole tunes ot yesteryear. We may look back curiously at the olden days, but keep this in mind . . . A future generation will someday look back at the T96O's and say, Man they were Way out! Coach Taylor and Mrs. Pierce Where la 'inff cro uet was more their st le. P Y e CI 32 Y LIKE STUDENT -vw:774r7':'3f ff , 2 , 3-if gn-f,,, , , Robert She-aron and Martha Bertucci Coach Knuth and Mrs. Wood Rock-n-roll is here to stay . . . but who would think they danced that Way? Mrs. Devane Patsy Dowling Their hats were cute and pert . . . Our designers go heserk. 33 'QQ .QF 1 iv ' 'v ' - , ' y Wil 9' TJ, 1 - V f'f'f - if 5 S Q30 Sai 5 ' wi 4 , an I Q - . . . 4 Q s Q, E W my . .gif ' f f, :Ai , ., V, 5 4, if 4222 w N .X ' I ll .,, Y K. -1 fix K N, 'S Xsmw 5 5 -.. Q S x 'mba xg g if Ex i :EE 'ffzfmmu ffffff X Z mm wrnluuvlmd K, -. f ff Af, ,, f Bonnie Butt Miss Blakey Our swim suits are neat and trim . . . but they were more conservative then Frances Hagler and Mrs. SchneLder Skirts this year are short in length . . . Where they used to be THAT WAY TOO? 35 1 1 Q ' K - naw: -I 4 ,r f' 0' f' r ' ' Q, r r K .1 J I I ,n Q 4 xx1y,, In .. CLASSES Ei IOR CLA S OFFICER C3 ff ri 2 '19 H92 5 , Steve Bryant, Sergeant-at-Armsg Suzanne McCormick, Secretaryg Burl Williams, Treasurerg Ginger Strobeck, Vice Presidentg Emmett Grandy, Presidentg Bob Burr, Chaplain. yur' 'wmvllmvwtl 3 ll V . ' 1. 2 seven . , Miss Mabel Talmage, twelfth grade sponsor, presents awards to Bettina Senior boys lend a shoveling hand for the twelfth grade patio. Burr and Cathy Wentworth tor being finalists in the National Merit Scholar- ship Tests, 38 BILLIE RUTH ACKLAND College5 Anchor Club 3, 45 Homecoming Court 45 Junior Girls 35 Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 45 National Junior Honor Society I, 25 Office Staff 25 Prom Committee 35 Student Council 35 Y-Teens 3, 4, Officer 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. SAN DRA JEAN ADAMS Sandy College5 Basketball I5 French Club I, 25 FHA Club 45 Junior Girls 35 Library Council 25 National Junior Honor Society 25 Prom Committee 35 Homemaker Of Tomorrow Award 4. TOMMY ANDERSON Tommy General. MICHAEL STUART BALLENTINE llFrUmpll College5 Chorus 45 Football I5 Hi-Y 45 Latin Club I, 25 Prom Committee 35 Red Cross 35 Spanish Club 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Team 4. PETER GEORGE BARNES BonoIo College5 Spanish Club l, 25 Track 3. BARBARA ELIZABETH BELCHER Bambi College5 Dramatic Club 45 Latin Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Officer 45 Rogers High School, Newport, Rhode Island. HOWARD BENNETT III-Iippoll GeneraI5 Band l. GRACE KATHLEEN BENNETT llKaT11 GeneraI5 Basketball I5 French Club l, 25 Junior Girls 35 Prom Committee 3. RUTH ANN BENTZEL Ruthie General, Band I, Baseball I, 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, Junior Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, Y-Teens I. CAROL BORING Olive Oil General, Chorus 4, Dramatic Club I, Junior Girls 3, Library Council 4, Pep Club 3. DOUG BRACEY IIDOUQII General. ALEIN ELIZABETH BRADSHAW Powder Puff General, Maiorettes l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Spanish Club 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. AL BRAZELL College. THAD OLIVER BREWER IITObyll College, Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, Tennis 3, Track I, Bowling Team 4. MILDRED BROOKS Mickie General, Chorus 4, Dramatic Club 4, Office Staff 4, Pep Club Swimming 4, Grapevine High School, Texas. LAR RY B ROWN Rock General Junior Girls Mascot 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Home- coming Court 4, Track 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Hi-Y 3, Prom Committee 3. CAROL ELIZABETH BRYAN Carol General5 Junior Girls 35 Latin Club I, 2, Officer5 National Junior Honor Society I, 25 Pep Club 35 Office Staff 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 SENATOR 45 Who's Who 45 Quill and Scroll 45 FHA 35 Y-Teens 3, 4. STEPHEN AUSTIN BRYANT Steve College5 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Class Of- ficer I, 2, 45 F Club 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 French Club 'l, 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Court 45 Key Club 3, 4: National Junior Honor Society I, 25 Prom Committee 35 Red Cross 25 Student Council 2, 45 Who's Who 45 ICC 2, 3, 45 All City Football 45 All City Baseball 3. MARY BEVERLY BULL IIBUHII College5 Anchor Club 3, 4, Officer 35 Cheerleaders 3, 4, Cap- tain 45 F Club Mascot 45 Homecoming Court 45 Junior Girls 35 Latin Club I, 2, Officer 25 National Junior Honor Society 25 Office Staff 2, 45 Prom Committee 35 Swimming 25 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4. MILDRED ELIZABETH BURGESS Millie College5 Chorus 45 G.A.A. 35 Junior Girls 35 Pep Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Spanish Club 3. BETTINA LEE BURR Tina College5 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 35 Junior Girls 35 Latin Club I, 25 National Thespian Society 3, 4, Officer 35 NORTHEASTER 3, 4, Editor 45 National Junior Honor Society 25 Prom Committee 35 Who's Who 45 Y-Teens 45 ICC 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Speech Choir 3, 45 National Merit Scholarship Finalist5 First Place Award, Short Story Contest. ROBERT GARLAND BURR llBOmbll College5 Class Officer 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming King 45 Latin Club 2, 3, Officer 35 National Junior Honor Society I5 Prom Committee 35 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 45 ICC 4. JOHN MICHAEL BYERLY Mike Band I5 French Club 15 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Wil- liam Byrd High School, Virginia. MARTHA MOUSA CADOU RA Marty College5 Junior Girls 35 Prom Committee 35 Y-Teens 45 Robert E. Lee. J f fif if I I .2115 , .4-wfafrif ML r .1 , af 4' 90 57 1, fi J ,ZX2 2' PAULA LYNN CAMPBELL Paula College, Anchor Club 4, Officer 4, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 3, 4. JOHANNA CARMELLA CANN IIJOH College, Basketball I, Dramatic Club 3, 4, FHA 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, National Thespian Society 4, NORTHEASTER 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Paramedical Club 3, 4, Officer 3, Spanish Club 3, ICC 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Senior Volleyball Team 3, 4. BARBARA ELAINE BLINN CASWELL Bobbie General, Chorus 2, D.C.T. 3, 4, Dramatic Club I, Office Staff 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Officer 3. MARJORIE DALE CHATTAWAY Margie General, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Junior Girls 3, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Red Cross 2, Spanish Club 3, Y-Teens 3. JEAN ELLEN CLAIBORNE College, Anchor Club 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2, 4, Class Officer 3, Hi-Y Mascot 3, Homecoming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Officer 2, National Junior Honor Society I, 2, Prom Committee 3, SENATOR 4, Student Council 3, Swim- ming I, Who's Who 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, FHA 4. HARRIET LEE CLARK College, Dramatic Club 4, FHA 4, Officer, FTA i, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, Library Council 'l, 2, Officer l, 2, ICC 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society I, 2, Pep Club 3, Paramedical Club 3, Officer, Red Cross 1, 2, Officer 3, ICC 2, 3, Art Club 4. DIANE MARIE CLAXTON General, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, Library Council 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Paramedical Club 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Swimming 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3. PAULA ALINE CLEMO Polly General, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2. BEN NY COLEMAN Cross Country 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Library Council I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. JANN IE LOU ISE COMBS Peanuts College, Band I, Latin Club 3, Pep Club 2, 4, Paramedical Club 4, Student Council I, Swimming 3, Y-Teens, Robert E. Lee. MARGARET ELIZABETH COOK IILIZII General: Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club I, 2, FHA I, Of- ficer, FTA 3, Officer 4, G.A.A. I, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 3, Library Council I, 2, NFL 3, 4, Office Staff I, Pep Club I, 4, Prom Committee 3, Paramedical Club 3, Officer, Red Cross 2, Spanish Club I, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4. RONALD JAMES COX llASan General, Football 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Swimming 3, Great Bridge High School, Virginia. SANDRA TH ELMA CRAWFORD Cindy College, Basketball I, D.C.T. 4, Officer 4, G.A.A. 2, Home- coming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 2, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club I, 2. ANNA LORRAINE CROSSLEN llAnnll Chorus 2, 3, FHA 4, Library Council 4, Officer 4. GENE BERRY DANIEL Deacon Dan General, F Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Sweetheart Couple 4, Lakeshore. ALBEN DAUGHERTY College, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Red Cross 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Track 2, Track Manager I, Golf Team 4. CLINTON JOSEPH DAVIS Butch College, Basketball I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi'Y I, 2, 3, 47 Pf0fTt Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Officer 3, Swimming 2. HERB DAVIS College, Band I, Spanish Club 2, 3. LINDA RAE DIZ College, Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Officer 4, FTA I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, National Junior Honor Society I, 2, N.T.S. 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, Spanish Club 3, Who's Who 4, ICC 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Speech Choir 3, 4, Thespian Executive Council 3, 4, Volleyball Team 2, Dramatic Interpre- tation, Ist Place, Regional Thespian Conference 3, Best Speaker Award, Pepsi Cola Merit Award. DOROTHY JEAN DOGGETT Jean College, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 2, 3, National Thespian Society 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society I, 2, SENATOR 3, 4, Student Council 2, Y-Teens 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Speech Choir 3, 4, Ist place Florida Scholastic Press Association Short Story Contest. SANDRA DOZIER Sandie General, Chorus I, 2, D.C.T. 3, Junior Girls 3, Y-Teens 3. GEORGE A. DUNCAN George College, Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, N.F.T.C., Officer, Hi-Y 3, Key Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, N.T.S. 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, NFL 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Student Council 3, Officer, ICC 3, 4, Literary Club 2, Speech Club 3, 4, Attended Stetson Advanced Summer Program, Winner l Speak for Democracy contest, District. DENNIS FITEZ General, FTA Club 3, 4, Officer 3, Agana High School, Guam. ANN LOUISE FORREST llAnnll College, Dramatic I, 4, FTA Club I, Junior Girls 3, National Junior Honor Society 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club I, 2, National Senior Honor Society 4, Central High School. LLOYD BUCK FOWLER College, French 3, Hi-Y 4, Latin Club I, 2, National Junior Honor Society I. EDWARD EUGEN E FRAZIER Witch College, Cross Country 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 3, Track 2, 3, 4, F.T. Nicholls High School, New Orleans, La. JAMES WORTHINGTON FRIEND JR. llijimll General, D.C.T. 4, Knightdale High School, North Carolina. FLORENCE ARLEN E FU RST Frusty General, French Club 2, Office Staff 3, Prom Committee 3, Y-Teens 3. WALDENA ROSE GONZALES Dena College, Dramatic Club 3, 4, FTA Club I, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 2, 3, National Junior Honor Society 2, Prom Committee 3, Paramedical Club 3, 4, Red Cross I, 2, Y-Teens 3, Art Club 4. CAROL LYON GORMAN Cosmo College, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Officer 4, NORTHEASTER 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, National Junior Honor Society I, 2, Student Council 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, ICC 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Speech Choir 3, 4. DOUG GRAHAM Pontiac College, Hi-Y 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Prom Committee. EMMETT WENTWORTH GRANDY NapoIeon College, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, F Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, French Club I, 2, Hi-Y I, 2, Homecoming Court 4, Key Club 3, 4, Officer 4, National Junior Honor Society I, 2, Prom Committee 3, Red Cross 2, Officer 2, Student Council I, 2, ICC 2, 4, Senior Spotlight, Pepsi Cola Merit Award. JANELLE GRAY ll-Jann General, Basketball I, D.C.T. 3, Junior Girls 3, NORTHEAST- ER 3, National Junior Honor Society I, 2, Pep Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Swimming 1, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3. JUDITH CONNIE GRAY Judy College, Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Basketball I, Cheerleaders 2, FHA Club 3, Officer 3, Homecoming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Officer 3, National Junior Honor Society 'l, 2, Officer 2, Prom Committee 3, SENATOR 3, Student Coun- cil I, 2, 3, 4, Officer I, 2, 3, 4, S.A.S.C. Delegate, President Duval County Student Council, European Tour for Student Council, Pepsi Cola Merit Award. WILLIAM WARREN GREENVVOOD Greenstick General, Band Announcer 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Zeta Y-Teens Mascot 4, Debate Club I, 2, 3, D.C.T. 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Library Council I, National Thespian Society 4, NORTHEASTER I, 2, 3, 4, NFL I, 2, 3, Office Staff I, Prom Committee 3, ICC 3, Fletcher High Time l, Teen Town Mayor 3, 4, Fletcher High Time Trophy I, lst Place, D.C.T. District Speech Contest. SANDRA LYNN GRIFFITH llsamll College, Junior Girls 3, Pep Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 4, Robert E. Lee. KRISTINE LYNN GRINTER IIKHSII College, FHA Club 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, Office Staff 2, Prom Committee 3, Y-Teens I, 3, 4. EUGENE GUERRA l4Genell General, Cross Country 4, Hi-Y 4, Spanish Club 3, Track 2, 4. PATRICIA KATHRYN GURLEY llpafll College, FHA Club 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, Prom Committee 3, Swimming 1, 3, Y-Teens, Ashley Hall, Charles- ton, South Carolina. SUSAN HALLER HAGELGANS llSUen College, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Officer 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Junior Girls 3, National Thespian Society 4, Officer 4, NORTHEAST- ER 4, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Speech Choir 3, 4, DuPont High School, Jacksonville. ALVA FRANCES HAGLER Frances College7 French Club 3, Officer 37 Junior Girls 37 Prom Committee 37 SENATOR 47 Y-Teens 47 National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 47 Letter of Recognition for National Merit Exam7 Beauty Section 47 Titusville High School. ALICE FAYE HAMBY Faye General7 French l, 27 FHA Club Aj G.A,A. 'lj Junior Girls 37 Office Staff 37 Prom Committee 3. MARIE HANNA College7 Pep Club Aj Spanish Club 4, Officer Aj St. Mary's Hall, San Antonio, Texas. PAMELA JOY HANVEY llpamll College7 Junior Girls 37 Latin Club 1, 27 National Junior Honor Society 1, 27 Prom Committee 37 Beauty Section 47 Pequannoch Township High School. JAMES MELVIN HARBEN lIJimmyII College7 National Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, 37 National Honor Society 3, 47 Spanish Medal 3. ROY JAMES HAVENS JR. Sidewinder College7 Baseball I, 27 Basketball 17 Zeta Y-Teens Mascot 37 Cross Country 37 Football I, 2, 47 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Officer Aj Latin Club l, 2j Prom Committee 37 Track 3, 47 All City Football Team 4. KATHLEEN ETH EL HAWLEY llKaThyll College7 Dramatic Club 3, Aj French Club 47 G.A.A. I, 27 Junior Girls 37 Latin Club 2, 3j Library Council 27 National Junior Honor Society 1, 2j Y-Teens 3, 4. ROBERT C. HEAD Humpy Head General7 Basketball 27 Football I7 Track 1, 2. BERNICE AMY HENDRIX llAmyll General, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 2, Pep Club 4: Pl'0m Committee 3, Beauty Section 4. SUE ANN HENRY Suzie College, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Homecoming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society 2, Office Staff 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Swimming I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Beauty Section 4. STANLEY PAUL HESS Pablo College, Band I, 2, 3, Pep Club Mascot 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Track 3. JUDITH CAROLYN ANN HESTER Judy Mouse General, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 3, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Hammond High School. ROBERT LAMAR HIGGINBOTHAM IIHiggiell General, Pep Club Mascot 4, Hi-Y 4, Homecoming Court 4, National Junior Honor Society 1, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club I. L. KEITH HILL College, Hi-Y 4, Spanish Club 4, La Junta High School 3. FRED DOUGLAS HIXON JR. IlFredll College, Football 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Bishop Kenny High School. BOYCE DWIGHT HOLLER Little Man General, D.C.T. 3, 4, Officer 4, BETTY BOYD HOLLOWAY HBIBIII College, Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 4, National Junior Honor Society 1, 2, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Officer 4, NORTHEASTER 2, FNL 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4. CAROLYN DELORES HOWARD General. EDDIE ROBERT HOWELL Eddie French Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. CLIFFORD RAY HUBBELL Caveman General, D.C.T. 4. JANET HULETT Susan General, Cheerleaders 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Omega Hi-Y Mascot 2, French Club l, 2, FHA 3, Homecoming Court 3, Junior Girls 3, Pep Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4. MICHAEL PIERSON JOB ES llsepfl College, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, F Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, National Junior Honor Society l, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Swimming l, Track 2, 3, 4. JOE BYRD JOHNSON Birdie General D.C.T. 4, NORTHEASTER 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. CEBRON DANIEL JONES llgannyll General, Hot Springs High School, Hot Springs, Arkansas. ,K i I I ' J 4, 'J ,I . ' I li . 1 I ,U ., A., , 50 THOMAS MICHAEL KANE IlTOmmyII Swimming 4, Mascot Zeta Y-Teens 4, North Attleboro High, Massachusetts. VICTOR QUENTIN KEGLEY Killer College, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Citizen Of The Month 4, F Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, All City Football, Best De- fensive Back 4, Most Valuable Player 4. LYLE JAMES KIELLEY JR. John Gorrie College, French Club I, 2, Officer 1, 2, Hi-Y 4, National Junior Honor Society I, Red Cross 3, Spanish Club 4, Who's Who 4, Golf 3, 4. MANUEL GEORGE KILIS Mullet Man General, Track 3, 4. I , WALTER FREDRICK KIRK llFredIl General, Band 2, Tennis I. CAROL ELIZABETH LANDRUM , Ill-izll M College, Anchor Club 3, 4, Junior Girls 3, Officer 3, Latin .l Club I, 2, 4, National Junior Honor Societyol, 2, Officer 2, Office Staff 2, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 3, , Swimming 1, 2, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Art Club 2. I WALTER W. LAW llTerryll 1 General, Dramatic Club 4, National Thespian Society 4, NFL 4, Swimming 3, 4, Colonel White High School, Dayton, Ohio. PAULINE DENISE LAWLISS llpollyll General, Chorus I, 2, G.A.A. 3, Red Cross I, Spanish Club 4, Bishop Kenny. ARTHUR L. LAWTON JR. HAH!! College, Library Council 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Landon High School. FRAN K PERDUE LEE Frank College, Band 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, Class Officer 3, F Club 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Red Cross 1, Student Council 1, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 4, ICC 3. JOYCE MOUREEN LEINO College, Cheerleaders 1, 2, Captain 2, Citizenship Award 1, Class Officer 1, Homecoming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Officer, National Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Officer 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, ICC 2, 3, 4, Sweet- heart Couple 4, Pepsi Cola Merit Awarcl. GERALD S. LIVINGSTON Pat Pat General, F Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Swimming 3, 4. MARGARET LONG General, Battin High School, Elizabeth, New Jersey. JERRY LARRY MABRY lILarrylI College, Basketball Manager 2, Boys' State 3, DAR Citizen- ship Award 1, Class Officer 1, Debate Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Officer 2, Homecoming Court 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, State Lieutenant Governor 3, State Secretary 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Officer 2, National Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Student Council 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, Who's Who 4, ICC 3, Officer 3, Pepsi Cola Merit Award. EMILY JEAN MacDONNELL llE.J.ll General, D.C.T. 4, French Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Officer 1, Volleyball 2, Pep Club 3. LESLIE ALLEN MCCLOUD IIAIII General, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, 4. SUZANNE MCCORMICK College, Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Citizen Of The Month 4, Class Officer I, 2, 4, Key Club Sweetheart 4, French Club I, 2, Officer 2, FHA 4, Officer 4, Girls' State 3, Home- coming Queen 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Officer 3, National Junior Honor Society I, 2, Officer 2, Pep Club 4, Officer 4, Prom Committee Chairman 3, Student Council 3, Officer 3, SASC 3, 4, Delegate 4, Who's Who 4, Y-Teens I, ICC 2, 4, Officer 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 4, Beauty Section 4, Pepsi Cola Merit Award 4. JACQUELINE ALICE MELVEN Frog General, Basketball 4, Junior Girls 3, Pep Club 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Jackson High. I JUDITH MABLE MELVEN Judy General, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Jack- son High. JAMES EDWARD MERRIHEW upopu College, Spanish Club 2, 3, Bowling Team 3. I CAROL ANN MILLER Taffi General, FHA I, 2, FTA 3, 4, Officer 4, Library Council I, Art Club 2, Dentsville, Columbia, South Carolina. ' DOROTHY FRANCES MILLER Dottie General, Basketball I, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Red Cross I. FREDERICK MURRAY MILLER Punchy Baseball 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Track 2. NEVIN JESSE MILLER JR. Naughty Nev College, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, F Club 4, ijxlllootball 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Key Club'3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4, Officer 4, Spanish Club 3, Officer 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Homecoming Court 4, ICC 3, 4, Officer 4, Chaplain City Council Hi-Y, Senior Spotlight 4, Pepsi Cola Merit Award. THOMAS ADDISON MILLS l1TOm1l College, F Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS RANDALL MOBLEY Runt College, D.C.T. 4, Officer 4, NORTHEASTER 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Red Cross 3, Tennis 3, Kentucky Military Institute. ANNE CLAlR MONAHAN Rita General, D.C.T. 4, Officer 4, Staatsburg School, New York. MARGUERITE L. MOORE General, Junior Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, AvOI'1dBle, De' catur, Georgia. WILLIAM KENN ETH MOORE Butch College, Boys' State 3, American Legion Award l, Class Officer l, 2, F Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Officer 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Officer 1, Library Coun- cil 1, 2, National Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, SENATOR 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Harvard Book Award 3, JAMES HENRY MOREL Flea College, Baseball 1, 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4. JOAN MURPHY College, Junior Girls 3, Art Club, National Honor Society 3 4, Stamford High School. JOYCE ANN NEISZ General, Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Perryville High, Mary- land. r .-...Zak La! , I . aisle... ., ., :f 4 L 5, ,'k JIMMY HARDEN NELSON Whopper General5 Basketball I5 Football 45 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Swimming l, 25 Track 3, 45 l.C.C. 35 A.T.O. 35 Captain Hi-Y Basketball Team 3, 4. JOHN ROBERT N ICE llnjapll College5 Basketball5 Cross Country I, 3, 45 F Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Latin Club I, 25 National Junior Honor Society I, 25 Prom Committee 35 Student Council I5 Spanish Club 2, 35 Swimming I5 Track 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 4. ROY KEN OISHI College5 Latin Club I, 2, 45 N.F.L. 45 National Junior Honor Society I, 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Who's Who 4. PATRICIA ANN ORAVITS Ilpatll General5 Spanish Club 3, 45 Boonton High, New Jersey. GLORIA DEANE OWEN IlTigerlI General5 Basketball I, 25 Chorus 'I5 Dramatic Club 1, 25 FHA 45 G.A.A. 2, 35 Junior Girls 35 Spanish Club 25 Y-Teens 2. JOHN ROBERT OWENS Johnny O College5 Anchor Club Mascot 45 Basketball T, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 35 F Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 French Club I, 2, Officer 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, Officer 35 Homecoming Court 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Student Council I, 3, 45 Duval County Back of the Week 45 Pepsi Cola Merit Award 45 Co-Captain Football Team 4. RICHARD HARRY PEDEN llDiCkll College5 Football I, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Officer5 Homecoming Court 45 Key Club 45 Prom Committee 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 4. CONSTANCE RAY PETERS Connie College5 Anchor Club 3, 45 Basketball I, 25 FTA I, 2, 3,45 Junior Girls 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Y-Teens 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. BETTY FAYE PHILLIPS llDeell College, Debate Club 2, 3, D.C.T. 4, Officer 4, FHA I, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, NFL 3, National Junior Honor So- ciety I, 2, Prom Committee 3, Paramedical Club 3, Student Council I, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4. DOROTHY PHILLIPS DOIN College, Pep Club 4, Woodrow Wilson Senior High, Long Beach, California. JOAN PICKFORD ll-loan!! College, French Club 3, 4, FHA 2, Homecoming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, Prom Committee 3, Swimming I, 3, 4, Bowling League 4, Grove City High School, Pennsyl- vania. MARGA SUE PURSER llMargall General, Anchor Club 2, 3, Officer 3, Class Officer I, FTA I, 2, 3, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, Officer I, Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 4, Ist in State in English Essay Contest, Beauty Section 4. ROBERT M. RIDDELL llBObbylI College, Football 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Track 3, 4. SONJA LEONE ROBERSON General, D.C.T. 4, Y-Teens 4, Robert E. Lee. LETTY RODGE RS lILeTTyIl College, Basketball I, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Officer, Junior Girls 3, Library Council I, National Thespian Society 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society I, 2, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Y-Teens 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Speech Choir 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Declamation Award. RICHARD WINFIELD ROERIG llRiCkylI General, Hi-Y 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 3, 4, Bowling Team, Ribault. ' H MICHAEL EVANS Rows Mike College, Football 2, French Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 2, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4. LINDA ANN RUFF IIRL-,ffyll ., General, D.C.T. 4, FHA Club 3, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 2, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club I, Y-Teens 3, 4. NANCY RUTLEDGE Nannie Goat General, Chorus 3, 4. JOHN EY SCOTT Shoulders College, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, F Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Committee 3, Red Cross 2, Swimming 2. MARY THERESA SHATTUCK General, Basketball I, G.A.A. 2, 3, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Paramedical Club 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3. ROBERT LOUIS SHEARON IlROblI College, Delta Y-Teens Mascot 4, F Club 3, 4, Omega Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Key Club 4, Latin Club I, 2, Prom Committee 3, SENATOR 4, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Homecoming Court 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Senior High Spotlight 3. HARRIET GRAVES SHORE 'lMiCkie College, Debate Club 3, Dramatic Club 2, 4, FTA Club I, Junior Girls 3, Pep Club 3, Red Cross I, National Honor Society 3, 4, Speech Choir 4. SANDRA JEANNE SIMPSON Ilsandyll College, Junior Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4. MARK EUGENE SINGLETON Mark Band I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 4. BLANCHE LENORA SMITH General, D.C.T. 4, Olney High School, Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania. SANDRA DEANN SMITH Smitty General, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, Office Staff 2, 37 Prom Committee 3, Y-Teens 3. SHARON AMANDA STECHE Stickie General, FTA I, Junior Girls 3, NORTHEASTER 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club I, Y-Teens 4, Quill and Scroll 4, FHA 4. GLADYS IRENE STEPHENS l1Renell General, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Chorus 2, D.C.T. 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Junior Girls 3, Prom Committee 3. PETER SHELDON STEVENS Captain College, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 2, 3, 4, Debate Club I, 2, NFL I, 2, National Junior Honor Society I, 2, Prom Committee 3, Paramedical 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, ICC 4, Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. BARBARA LOUISE STORMES Barbara General, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Y-Teens 3, 4. ELLEN HILDA STRANGE IJKKTTYII General, Junior Girls 3, Lakeshore Junior High School. GINGER GRAYSON STROBECK Ginger College, Anchor Club 3, 4, Class Officer 4, FHA I, 2, Home- coming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Officer, Latin Club l, 2, Officer, National Junior Honor Society 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Co-Chairman 3, SENATOR 3, 4, Editor 4, Who's Who 4, Red Cross l, Y-Teens 3, 4, I.C.C. 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pepsi Cola Merit Award 4, Senior High Spotlight 4. WILLIAM EUGENE SWEAT IIBHIII College, French Club I, 2, Prom Committee 3. MARY LOUISE SYDENHAM Ilsydll College, Anchor Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Cheerleaders 4, FHA 4, Homecoming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Officer 3, Latin Club 1, 2, National Junior Honor Society l, 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Red Cross 3, Officer 3, Student Council 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. JAMES EDWARD TEPFER Teefer College, Basketball I, 2, Cross Country l, 2, F Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Latin Club 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Player 4. BARBARA JEAN THOMAS Babs General, Baseball 2, Basketball l, G.A.A. 2, Y-Teens 3, FTA 3. GERALDINE PAXTON THOMAS Deane General, G.A,A. I, D.C.T. 4, Officer 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, Office Staff 3, Pep Club 3, Tennis 'l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Waycross Senior High, Waycross, Georgia. EB BA ANNE TOWNSEND Cookie College, Cheerleaders 4, Homecoming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Officer 3, Prom Committee 3, Swim- ming l, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Beauty Section 4. THOMAS NEIL TROTTA Tommy College, Y-Teen Mascot 2, Cross Country I, 3, 4, French Club 3, Officer 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Prom Committee 3, Red Cross 2, Swimming I, Track 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. JACQUELINE ANTOINETTE TURNER Jackie College, Baseball 2, Debate Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, FTA 3, 4, officer 4, o.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Officer 2, National Thes- pian Society 3, 4, NFL 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Paramedical Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Volley- ball Team I, 2, 4. KAY LAMAR TYSON College, Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 4, French Club 3, 4, Officer 4, FHA 4, Homecoming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Officer 1, 2, National Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Officer 2, Office Staff 2, Beauty Section 4, Prom Committee 3, SENATOR 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President Duval County Y-Teens l.C.C. 4, Senior Spotlight 2. LINDA ULMER Linda College, Anchor Club 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 1, 2, National Junior Honor Society 2, Prom Committee 3, Swimming 1, 3, Who's Who 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. JAMES HEN RY UMSTATTD IIUmpSIl General, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Prom Committee 3, Red Cross 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Track 3, 4. COLIN KELLEY VARNES IIBHSYII College, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Officer 2. VIRGINIA LOUISE VIRTUOSO IlGinalI General, Junior Girls 3, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Officer 4. ROBERT MARION WALKER JR. llBObll Spanish Club 3, Homecoming Court 4, Mascot 4, Broughton High School, Raleigh, North Carolina. ROLFE EUGENE WALL Big Daddy College, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Red Cross 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. JAMES DEZMOND WATERS Ill Demon College, Debate Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Officer 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Officer 4, Homecoming Court 4, Latin Club I, 2, N.F.L. 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society 2, SENATOR 4, Who's Who 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 4, Swimming 4, Prom Committee 3, Red Cross 3. MARY KATHERINE WATSON Katie College, Chorus 4, Debate Club 2, Dramatic Club 4, G.A.A. 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Comit- tee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Y-Teens 4, Officer 4, Bradford High School, Starke, Florida. JAMES EDWARD WATTERS llJedll College, Boys' State 3, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society 'l, Spanish Club 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4. DALE BARBARA WEICH Bootsie College, Debate Club 'I, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club 3, National Junior Honor Society 'l, 2, Pep Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Paramedical Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 'I, 2, Volleyball Team 3. CATHERINE PRUDENCE WENTWORTH Ilcathyll College, Basketball I, Dramatic Club 4, French Club 4, F.T.A. Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Junior Girls 3, National Junior Honor Society 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Speech Choir 4, Finalist Merit Scholarship 4. RONALD CHARLES WHEELER llROnll College, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3,'F Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society 2, Prom Committee 3, Track I, 2, 3. MARIE ELIZABETH WILEY Marie College, Basketball I, Citizenship Award I, FHA Club 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Officer 2, Junior Girls 3, National Junior Honor Society I, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Red Cross I, 2, SENATOR 4, Student Council I, Spanish Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, Officer 4, Quill and Scroll 4. HENRY CECIL WILKINSON llHankll General, Baseball 2, F Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 3, 4, Best Blocker Award 4. BURL F. WILLIAMS IIWIIIYII General, Class Officer 4, D.C.T. 3, 4, Officer 3, 4: NORTH' EASTER 3, 4, National Junior Honor Society 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, l.C.C. 4. LARRY NEIL WILLIAMS Ill-arryll College, Bancl I, 2, 3, D.C.T. 4, Spanish Club l, 2. DON MEAD WILSON College, Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Track 3, 4. RAYMOND EARL WINGATE Golden Toe College, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'I, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3. OLIN FRANKLIN WOLFE JR. Bear Football I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Prom Commit- tee 3, Swimming,l, 2, Track 3, 4. SUSAN HARRIS WOOD llwoodyll College, Junior Girls 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 Gainesville High School, Gainesville, Florida. JANICE MAE WOODLE IIJanIl General, Basketball I, Debate Club 3, 4, FHA Club I, 3, Junior Girls 3, Office Staff 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Lexington Senior High, Lexington, North Carolina. BELINDA ANN YOUNGBLOOD Polar Bear General, Homecoming Court 4, Junior Girls 3, Latin Club I, 2, Office Staff 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Para- medical Club 3, 4, Officer 3, Y-Teens 3, 4. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Judy Bell, Secrefaryg Fred Beizold, Vice Presidentg David Banks, Treasure-rg Hal Mullis, President. ' W a 2 E r I Dr. Honor Maynard, Junior Class Sponsor. LlI'1Cl5 Browne Slephanie Adams Altman Arldrews Sarah Bill Kay 62 Arnold Back Back Carole Baer David Banks Marye Barrett Peggy Barrett Shirley Bearden Bob Beckham Frank Beebe Judy Bell Sharon Bennett Mike Bertucci Fred Betzold Sam Black Judy Blackaby Barbara Blackler Nancy Blemel Pam Bosley Barbara Brown Bonnie Beth Brown Patsy Brown William Burkett Claudia Burnett Geraldine Burney Bonnie Butt Duff Cain Frances Carlisle Mabelle Clark Carol Coleman Jessie Coleman Marylyn Collins Geannie Copeland Mina Crawford Ronnie Crowder Nancy Daniel Charles DeHart Sylvia Delorey Carla Dickinson Harry Dickinson Patsy Dowling Judy Duckworth Robert Dukes Sharon Edwards Benny Everett Eileen Faulkner Neva Flowers Katherine Floyd Marcella Floyd Pat Frazier Bob Gandy Jimmy Gavin David Gibson Larry Gionet Jan Grandy Janeene Gritter Patsy Grizzard Sandy Grossbart Carolyn Grout Bertha Gullett Faith Haack David Hall Betty Hardin 'hi John Marcum Sharon Marso Diane McCain Don McDaniel Ron McDaniel Helen McDowell Annifa McDuffie Waller McFall Jim Mc:Gehee Karen McKenzie Parry McLaTchey Ross McVVilliarns Bob Medley Nick Mehrfens George Mier Barbara Miller Dora Mixon Paul Mongeau Ann Moore Tommy Mouro Hal Mullis Margie Musseau Gil Norris Joyce Norton Angela Oesferrei William Orvis John Owens Nila Parkinson cher Margarer Parsonage Buddy Parrillo Hugh Patterson Pat Patton Sue Patton Susan Perry Kathy Peterson Helen Pickette Ken Pierce William Potter Laurie Purser John Quandt Linda Quick John Rawls Jean Rawson Ed Recely Betty Register Harry Rentz Barbara Rhodes Rosemary Richard Carol Rigg Keith Roberts Pat Routzong Mickey Rowe Nancy Rowley Wally Schnabel Wesley Seavey Dennie Shea Mary Shettlesworth Clifton Simmons Nancy Sistrunk Carolyn Smith Glenda Smith Gloria Smith Patsy Smith Bob Soloman Helen Stevens John Stewart Billy Strickland Robert Sullivan Robert Swanner Pete Taylor Patti Terrell Jim Thames Bruce Thomas Carolyn Thompson Kay Thompson Janice Tryon Pete Valentenuzzi Andrew Valisalo Carole VanderWal Jean VanKleek Betsy Vann Sam Wampler Sandra Webb Wade White Alda Wiley Melba Wiley Omer Windham Richard Wisham Terri Wisnieski Jack Wright OPHOMORE CLASS OFFICER L Ralph Walden, President, wsgxawtx wh .Hg . 2 . 1 ,, -W . A ,IM ,.l.,. , ,ee - .1 John Wiggins, Treasurer, Pat McCormick, Vice President, Beth Brunson, Secretary, .Betsy Green, Chaplain MLW. L piercelgponsor Butch Stucker and Carol Jones measure a model dinosaur bone. 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A-Mihwf' wwf Bob Vanner Lyn Vincent Terry Vines Cathi Von Weller Susan Wadsworth Ralph Walden Mardi Walker Hack Wall Floyd Waters Lynne Wattleworth Linda Webb Richard Webb Willa Webber Charlie White Diane White Sheri Whiting John Wiggins Gerald Wilhelm Sam Williams Carolyn Wilson Paula Wilson Holly Winters Mike Witherspoon Jim Woods 9th GRADE OFFICERS 8th GRADE OFFICERS 7th GRADE OFFICERS 76 T l I Left to Right: Lee Draud, Vice Presi- dent, Mary Wisen, Treasurer, Nannett Dickinson, President, Margie Iggulden, Chaplain, Frances Daniels, Secretary. Left to Right: Rozann Thames, Chap- l lain, Maggie Carr, Secretary, Jared Smith, Treasurer, Celeste Wall, Presi- dent, Ellen Cissel, Vice President. l l Left to Right: Becky Brown, Secretary, 1 John Wolfe, President, Olivia Webber, Vice President, Carol Copeland, Chap- lain, Buddy Gordon, Chaplain, Chippy Wolfe, Treasurer. iii? A9 X ' if 'WW af Sf? if v 1' , 2 ' s H nf 'Q ,, 2 ,Q W? 9 K ' iI?7f ' :if 'if' 9-M-FIRST ROW: Sybil Baricella, Vernisher Brant, Carolyn Ames, Carolyn Andreu, Toni Burgess, Ellen Arnold, Carrie Arnold, Pat Anson, Joyce Adams, Miriam Bothwell. SECOND ROW: Tommy Borchert, Steve Bunker, Carlton Brown, Bob Burkhalter, Roxanne Barnes, Lois Beebe, Buddy Appleby, David Byers, Earl Boyette, Marvin Bass. THIRD ROW: Bobby Bredlove, Ray Blackaby, Phillip Britton, Billy Bills, Danny Anderson, Randy Bowden, Steve Adams. wi I, fl 4 K0 . 9-R-FIRST ROW: Mary Clemo, Linda Collins, Sari Crumpler, Susan Carter, Mary Claiborne, Mary Broward, Kathleen D'Aloia, Rosemary Brewer, Jo Laney, Andrea Dahlstrom. SECOND ROW: Mr. Richardson, Bernard Chastain, Linda Clure, Pat Barnett, Harriet Cook, Linda Gainey, Shirley Burgess, Donald Cooke, Mike Welch. THIRD ROW: Donnie Chao, Terry Cornwell, Ronnie De Los Reyes, Danny Crow, Paul De Grove, William Cook, Dan Collins. 77 9-S-FIRST ROW: Lee Draud, Susan Dorrance, Susan Guile, Wray Dukes, Elena Floyd, Theresa Golbski, Pam Draper, Darleen Graham, Linda Green, Nannette Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stanton, Buddy Dozier, Julian Ferris, Pete Dowling, Frances Daniel, Sandra Forrester, Mich- ael Gebler, Billy Fuller, Walton Easterling, Larry Gabriel, THIRD ROW: Dennis Finucan, Ronny Elkins, Randy Dix, Joe Dreizler, Walter Du- rand, Jimmy Edwards, Paul Eaton. W JJW' ' ,V,4 F JAX 9-T-FIRST ROW: Launa Grover, Claudia Hatfield, Judy Hagelgans, Kathy Hamilton, Patty Hansen, Leanne Harper, Mary Honrath, Ellen Hayes, Joan Halstead, Linda Heaven. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sherlock, Richard Hendrickson, Stephen Geevers, George Grandy, Eddie Helquist, Wayne Hart, Jack Greigo, Andy Grinstead. THIRD ROW: Manks Hall, George Hedge, Ben Harper, Ken Hamby. 78 A ,,,, ' 2'n7'21l gfw 1111? If an QW --' --1: 10' 1 111419 al-'Q-gl? I-- Il :'nl 1- i ll an F911 'gli ' 1 161 -1 1 ' A C7 9-V-FIRST ROW: Loretta Johnson, J 1111 T' f 5 .fffwj jg' .51-Mel M., 5 A f ,,, . V3 1 I 2, , 4 ,.. ' A l Y, Kathleen Hyde, Carol Jones, Donna Hughes, Carolyn Malone, Judy Jarboe, Karen Kopin, Mariory lggulden, Lynn Jones, Martha Livingston. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Nease, Bruno Littleton, William Langley, Bobby Johnston, Linda Tucker, Beverly Johnson, Jack Howard, Jerome lsenhour, David Hubbell, Christin Hughes. THIRD ROW: Phillip George, Mike Jones, Bobby Johnston, Chip- per Hoye. na , 2 5 1 6 ' Q -JJ sf 445 'l.. , e ' 1 Q..-1 1, ,,- : I 9-W-FIRST ROW: Gail Murphy, Susan Mongeau, Margaret Morris, Shirley Miller, Carol Magnuson, Karen Murphy, Nancy Moore, Carol Murphy, Marie Mier, Sherron Mills. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Westbrook, Robert Merrihevv, Ronnie Motes, John McFarlane, Rebecca Montgomery, Carolyn Mehrtens, Dianna Mier, Guy McWilliams, Billy Lyon, lsaac Mears. THIRD ROW: David Mobley, Walter Malone, Ronald McMasters, Grady Mays Howard Mullis, James Millington, Mike McCann, Richard Lewis, Eddie Lipscomb. ' 79 1 I1 i K 5 1 is il l i 'S 5 r i i I , 9-X-FIRST ROW: Sandra Oromaner, Buzzy Reid, Joan Parsons, Donna Reinerston, Violet Pfundstein, Laurel Richard, Phoebe Pope, Kay Oliver, Diane Ogden, Elsie Oishi. SECOND ROW: Mr. Barile, Vance Rawson, Chris Schlobohm, Percy Raleigh, Linda Reynolds, Peggy Hammonds, Margaret Pritchard, Chuck Scott, Grant Patton, James Royal. THIRD ROW: Bobby Poirier, Edward Rosseau, Norman Rowland, Chuck Propes, Terry Orvis, Billy Reagan, Joe Rhea. 9'Y-FIRST ROW: Joanna Roche, Edith Smith, Susie Roche, Carol Smith, Brenda Shockley, Denise Rutson, Connie Sanders, -Karen Rohlin, Murray Smith, Betty Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Hutchinson, John Shannon, Bruce Shettlesworth, Syril Pressley, Jerelyn Roberts, Roberta Smith, Don Smith, Robbie Shea, Haskins Stormes, THIRD ROW: Asa Smith, John Tryon, Otto Stocker, Lloyd Solano, Jim Sisserson, Don Seely. 80 ss? Q Q or ,, 1 9-Z-FIRST ROW: Sandra Unkel, Joyce Wilkes, Judy Whisler, Stephanie Strickland, Linda Wheeler, Laura Treadway, Mary Wisen, Diane Strickland, Joan Wright, Janet Webb. SECOND ROW: Miss Burge, Philip Watkiss, Martin Valisalo, Charles Wolf, Martha Voyles, Betty Sullivan, Caroline Watts, Kenneth Walsh, Edward Wilson, Henry Valisalo. THIRD ROW: Eric Summers, John Wood, Larry Warf, David Veal, Steven Weaver, Thomas Tester, William Wilson, Bennett Wright, Hunter Taylor. 2 4-xl BAND-FIRST ROW: Donna McGilley, Laura Mangles, B. K. Larson, Pat Holmes, Sheryl Anthony, Linda Lipscomb, Grace Kirkpatrick, Margaret Richardson, Jane Cook, Bonnie Forbes. SECOND ROW: David King, Jim Hurd, Tommy Bates, John Golding, Mike Everett, Morris Lane, Dickie Englert, Robert Kilgo, Ray Fleek, Wayne Chao, Billy Noe. THIRD ROW: Charles Dellinger, Alan Moore, Mace Miller, Tommy Dean, Butch Smith, Joe Leaptrott, David Cunningham, Wayne Flippen, Kenneth Justice, Larry Daniels. 8l L, fn . , e Q 'ig-ik. ,Q 8-R-FIRST ROW: Joan Buchanan, Earlene Dahlstrom, Lavon Crosby, Mary Ellen Fraser, Mary Howell, Donala deLosReyes, Judy Brown, Pat DuRocher, Susan Davis, Pat Early. SECOND ROW: Miss Higginson, John Foster, Johnny Gavagan, John Frazier, Linda Evelsizer, Paula Fagan, Sondra Densmore, Bill Evans, Skip Dawson, Richard Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Wayne Forrest, Steven Guthrie, Gary Humphries, Joe Garvin, Carlton Giltillan, Mike Gray. 8-S-FIRST ROW: Cathy Hagler, Susanne Griffith, Beverly Gurney, Judy Gullett, Carol Hicks, Norma Jean Ginnetto, Beatrice Gast, Frances Grant, Ann Haga, Jetta Goolsby. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fogg, Dusty Harrison, Neal Houck, Nancy Hale, Fay Ann Giles, Judy Smith, Karen Read, Katie Drawdy, Bobby Hardin, Tommy Hincikley. THIRD ROW: Buddy Houston, Ricky Hjelm, Stanley Harrell, Buddy Hall, Kenneth Harri- son, Carl Guest, John Doggett, Thomas Harrell. 83 8-T-FIRST ROW: Iris Haller, Ella Hammock, Frances Hulett, Barbara Honghton, Ellen Hopkins, Mary Johnson, Elizabeth Hazen, Bonnie Hun sucker, Jennifer Hentosh, Cassandra Harris. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sheffield, Scotty Lawyer, Wally Howell, Beverly Smith, Jerilyn Hartnett Cheryl Owens, Nancy Hiers, Priscilla Williams, Rusty Kahoe, Kenneth Lasseter. THIRD ROW: James George, Ronald LeGrand, Donald Hunter Billy McCann, Kenneth Hokanson, Vernon Kennedy, Robert Latta. M , 1 'f 11 8-V-FIRST ROW: Alberta Kenyon, Rosalee Jones, Judy Jones, Henrietta Jones, Susan Legge, Sandy Lightburn, Susan Kay, Beth Latimer, Kay Lee, Sharon Ray. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Schneider, Ken McLatchey, Larry Moore, Gerald Pack, Mary Kenyon, Mary Schwalenberg, Beverly Lewis, Jimmy Moore, Ben Merrill, Pete Mabry. THIRD ROW: Ken McDougal, John Monahan, James Mays, Ray Messersmith, Johnny McDowell, Billy Fouraker, Haden McCormick. 84 1 N uv., x -5- D. '.' ill Xu f' i' , If A 5 4 'X 1' ' , V, ff! ' ff' 5 E1--H 1-tl gxgl 1' 1 . M .X be Vg' V ,q.:,, ' '-3 ff. Qu. VV - E? X S-'L,I9':' ff TG L' J, h C ' '--,4 . - . -' Kr' - ff., l-al' ,, t A .f 4 'ef ,, y uxfe, xiii! if ,L ::: K N 1 my We -1' ,Q ., wi f Q uw ., um .,,N. I ., . W. Q mxx 8-Y-FIRST ROW: Elaine Smith, Leslie Surface, Susan Scott, Barbara Taylor, Judy Schnabel, Carol Stone, Karen Smith, Jamie Hall, Patsy Robinson, Judy Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hiatt, Bobby Ward, Jerry Talbert, Gwen Smith, Pat Sanner, Connie Smith, Amelia Seavy, Nancy Seely, Hank Veno, Randy Walker. THIRD ROW: Nicky Vanclerwal, Harold Uhrig, David Virtuoso, John Rude, Robert Ward, Jimmy Strickland, Jeff Taylor, Rodney Tucker, Tim Townsend, Buddy Watterman. EE ,, ,, 1 40' A :fffqs if ,nj-tif? . af: Mn r J if .ar if-rf- 8-Z-FIRST ROW: Cecilia Waldvogle, Martha Turner, Gayle Thompson, Vicki Wells, Dorthy Waldrup, Susan Wilson, Pat Tester, Celeste Wall, Rozann Thames, Vicki Veal. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bacot, Eddie Hansen, Larry Wilson, Ronnie Laney, Doh Pennington, Judi Walker, Pam Tho,-np. son, Bob Young, Clyde Wiley, David Young. THlRD ROW: George Wilcox, Dick Webber, Steve Willis, Robert Wood, Edwin Williams, Michael Williams, Jim Willis, Albert Whisler, Brad Sherrard. 86 r l I IT' - L21-J ...., .XR 7-W-FIRST ROW: Rita Murray, Alda Mills, Bonnie Price, Betty Lou Pfundstein, Linda Mills, Linda McMillan, Sally Miller, Mary Jane Onties, Shirley Jo Pickles, Susan Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Miss Crotts, Bill Miller, Robert Owen, Johnny Pate, Mercedes Payne, Sandra Myers, Sheryl Norton, Dianne Poirier, Barry Nuttall, Kenneth Peel, Greg Nelson. THIRD ROW: Stanley Owens, Jimmy Nice, Mark Peden, Richard Olson, Frank Peacock, Phil Murphy, Dick Parkinson, Robert Newberry, Harry Ogden, Skipper Oliver, Gene Mustain, David Oclum. 7-X-FIRST ROW: Sandy Smith, Theresa Reeber, Penny Rodgers, Janus Schultz, Sue Schurman, Sally Roche, Glenda Scarborough, Sandy Sands, Cindy Ritchie, Jean Cornell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fischer, Stephen Scarborough, Harry Royal, Charles Riley, Margie Shettlesworth, Linda Reeves, Cathy Rousuau, Michelle Sheese, Linda Lee Rich, David Silver, Louis Jones, Harry Silvis. THIRD ROW: Grant Padgett, Jerry Sherrard, Joe Phillips, Ronnie Sanders, Randy Rowe, Robert Penny, George Taylor, David Perry, John Shantp, Michael Seymore, Dennis Reed, 90 vp' g 1 7-Y-FIRST ROW: Jane Smith, Sandy Smith, Dorothy Veno, Jeannie Townsend, Kathleen Smith, Pam Jones, Sandy Terrell, Pam Turner, Leslie Stonecypher, Mary Vona. SECOND ROW: Betty Valentinuzzi, Kathleen Griffin, Pam Sullivan, Maria Mele, Marie Smith, Jane Sleeper, Linda Tyson, Janis Vincent, Loisell Stephens, Todd Standitord. THIRD ROW: John Starnes, George Chastain, Roger Spell, Scott Smith, Robert Taylor, Johnny York, Arthur Tarkington, Jerry Snider, David Stearns, Thad Spruill, Rusty Skinner, Bobby Strong. 7-Z-FIRST ROW: Diana Whisler, Olivia Webber, Carol Wilson, Marie Wix, Patsy Strange, Cheryle Williams, Joan Williams, Vicky Wright, Daneri Freeman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wilcox, Grant Worsley, Bari Thomas, Steven Warren, Portia Massey, Judy Ann Yow, Diann Weigh, Edmond Stagg, Allen Watterson, Fred Woolverton. THIRD ROW: Jay Miller, Pete Tyndall, Chippy Wolfe, Dwight Wilcoxson, Bill Upson, Bob Smith, Richard Turner, Thomas Wylie, Stephen Warren, Bobby Wilson. 9l Q! iihieiif -.R I FEATURES PAT B00 E .T DCE THE E TOR BEAUTY SECTIO W Pretty! Aren't they? This year's Staff decided to spice up the Old Senator a bit with this new and outstanding feature, The Beauty Section. This sec- tion had its beginning in room 211, the annual room, when the boys of the staff chose whom they believed to be the nine prettiest girls in the Senior Class. Following these selections, Deane's Studio provided the very important portraits which soon found their way to the singing star, Pat Boone, to be iudged. He gave them special attention and returned them to us with these results. Q we Q 2- aw? A 4 'Q vlffz 6306s vga i 5+ Q 0 4544, :Z QT' Q9 ?' 0 A I PAT BOONE 09. too ff jr 6.6, Q -1 J Agp -3 Ao ,Q 0 06 0 850 'Z O E 'fQ e Gtr as 696 006 0 Q 5 fs '06 fav +I. ., J Q21 iam 000522 J Q86 00 Qo Q 4? 'V Q tu- W 061604 'fm by Q9 'F P 0? fe, 4 qs 00 G J' J of ,r Qi- r' 4- 0 J 96 P.,- fo be OQQV' 90,42 Q me A J fp S X, if 56 oe, '55 5 0,5 60 0 G' e sq be 0 0, Of-.2060 66 Crazfsbecjc Q 05009 qfopqll JAOIOQ .OJQ 00 'aa G -'al' So Teo c-so ,Q Q06 0005, OJ as afum to ff A 5492 fo QQ mga, 43. Q 0, ' 45. 10 4, ao J -'Z 0 cs- If J :QW sf 'ff' s 9 O 'O-Z9 0' 474- 083 ' So C' '56 so' .lf oy f' e- 5 o Q9 57 as O Q' 43:9 as 'lee as Us a 2- -Q 4 os 5' QP 5 4 T 'AGJ Q70 QA 06 4 - ' J ly ,Q o W - J . 1, Je JC, ,J 4, as Q5 0 ix 65 6' Coos r vs' I, If E15 FRANCES HAGLER FIRST RUNNER-UP 1960 BEAUTY BEVERLY BU SUE ANN AMY HENDRIX SECTION ENTRIES SECOND RUNNER-UP SUZANNE MCCORMICK KAY TYSON I STUDE T l ,W Mrs. Wood briefs seventh grade candidates. Workers lmP 0Ve 5afelY Condlllons- TERE TI G THI G GO ON IN THE HALL A long two walls of lock- ers, with an occasional nook, surround the sur- prising happenings ot these halls. This year, Fletcher gained an addi- tion to its halls, fire-safe- ty doors to prevent drafts in case of fire. Also found in our halls were an in- firmary of broken legs and pulled ligaments. 4 Some literally fly down the halls. . NSWSST member Of fhe CfUfCl1 ClUb- W -'12,-., Q-xx 4,v 5,1 I-s Decorating the doors is an annual event, lfl1HS W5 Qood P0lm5- 98 LIFE ,.,. ,I I 1. urn., ,i.,, Mr. Sutton's yearly proiect-playing Santa Claus. Some eat ice cream with spoons-then there s Ginger. ...UNUSUAL THINGS IN THE CLASSROOM The classrooms bring many bundles of surprises as well as the seriousness of study. Learning, of course, is its main goal, but following close behind are humor and helping others. Fletcher's own Santa Claus, Mr. Sutton, and his sev- eral science classes made many happy this Christmas season by repairing and giving toys to the not-so-fortunate chil- dren at our beaches. l bet I can blow a bigger bubble than anybody . . . who popped my bubble? Just a quote heard from the many unusual classroom antics. .aqui v A Tommy gives frig teacher tough competition. 99 Back to your seats, boys-Doc's coming Mr. Richardson's pre-wedding party. ,pf l' l 1's.1 v Mfg.-if Slaves wait to eat at Latin Banquet. D.U.F-'S cafeteria SGFVGS the best- DINING, CL B ACTI ITIE . . . Deltans refresh after singing carols. Three well-balanced meals a day plus a little bit in- between, produces a healthy, vivacious teen-ager. One al- ways tinds this age group ready to fill their bottomless stomach with, perhaps, a snack after a busy project or social or maybe the choicest of Latin dishes at the annual language banquet. Surf-Maid provides Fletcher students with the popular Fletcher special. Another special is the one provided by the F-Clubg a haircut like Yul Brynner for lust 75c! .M-f i Key Club sponsors Vote tor your favorite flower. They call this the F-Club Special. Ya'll played great! was a famil- iar sentence during this football sea- son. Our gridiron boys gave us one of the most successful records yet. After the victorious game one usu- ally finds a filled-to-capacity Surf- Maid. Henry, l'd like a Fletcher Special with a cherry limeade and plenty of catsup. This night finally comes to a close with people going home for a good night's sleep or perhaps to a slumber party where one finds sleep impossible. e smiles tell the tale. Yalll played great!!! jf I A USUN:-Maidingff We will go. . . . and Renaulfs are smaller than phone booths. . . . GAME , A D AFTERGAME . l. .f . g V -3 1 , - - sf , ,I P .c . . 5 ,. fs J I Y i But, Mrs. Clay, we are resting. There will be no slumbering at this party. l0l I 5 2 FRILL , FLOWER , FORMALITY it sf' 1 - s Seventh Graders Shine One, Two, Cha, Cha, Cha What, me worry? life Punch, pals, and parties, frills, flowers and formalities. These Words are but brief to describe the exciting and unforgettable ac- tivities of which we students at Duncan U. Fletcher are the motor. As has been the case in the past, the various clubs tagged 1959-1960 as one of the most successful school years yet. The annual Sub-Junior dance brought many, as this Christmas for- mal proved to be one of the best. The cha- cha dominates the scene, as it is also found at Delta's annual Snow Ball. Seventh, eighth, and ninth grade cotillions are also found to be tops with the Junior High. ai QTY The pause that refreshes. Another successful Snowball. I02 Always presenT are The many gay socials of which The clubs aT FleTcher are The producers and, of course, The parTicipanTs. Have you ever heard of vulching? JusT siT, as a bird, wiTh hands Tucked in a forward posiTion and you shall find The answer. The overflow- ing of exciTemenT for many accompanies The W h o's Who Dance. These are iusT a few of The many which are always a parT of each year. UNCH,US D PARTIE . is . wg ,if M ,. . D- ' I 'f,..1,f- ,Eff Hx, , ,Q wi. 1. ' '-,w .4 Eighth Grade Cotillion-counTry style. -px , . f, 1-f f-.,,,,:f'x,f... girth l 12fWj'K , 'M -- . 4 ' A , 'iaxqzg - ,. . .. ffwlf, , lad.. 'Lv ., .NM '- ,,. f-fs , il,-1 f .,f?,- ' ffl' . 'JT sf.: .1 N ,, ...ff-,. .-,,, ' A' ,A ,,,'i,a,.l,,3 .' ,-.., ,, F..-...f,,..., . f 14 .1-1, . .'I' .-i- .rf -,ff-r 4. own'-I - f' 1 . W.. M, V. - ,V I Vx, sy . .,4.,,, T . -I , R... ..,., - Sam Four-Feet An informal Key Club social. Honors are announced at the Who's Who Dance. I03 HO ECOM Burn the Braves' Putting out the welcome mat . . . Key Club float in progress. FIR T COME PREP RATIO . . . Lining the field is an art. lt's Monday, a very special Monday, for it's the one preceding the big Homecoming Game. All the many preparations for this outstanding event have their be- ginning on this day. So many things must be done - posters have to be made, and, oh, what an array there are, decorations for the front of the school are assembled, floats for the big parade take their be- ginnings, a corsage for a lucky girl is ordered, and lust so many more things have to be made ready in order for this year's Homecoming to be named a suc- CGSS. Spirit is contagious. The Pep Club adds color. ,199 CHEERLEADERS EPSILON 'GTA DELTA A iff? T A I 1 C PEP CLUB KEY CLUB OMEGA X ANCHOR ALPHA ...BILDIGOF PIRIT... Terry Parker said we'd come in behind, but look at the scoreboard and see what you find! IOS T! gg, f, w 1 A ,, K -sv., I ' Fig ! I. . 6 f' f if if v 3 I fl ' , W ..,,nt'W'.M, -.. M 1 I J! i f - 7 ,. ,f,,. six. .- 'i?I: T WEETHEART DA CE I I .0 ' ffl' 1 ' ., 5 , 4' 5 'Q X G I . P I 4 i . 1 J :K 'z ig I iw :-':. Q , fi 'A A ,Q L fl ill' wi Senior High Sweetheart Couple: MOUREEN LEINO and GENE DANIEL -lUr1iOI' High Sweetheart COUple: MAGGIE CARR and HADEN Mc- . , and finally the announcement, CORMICK The annual Valentine Sweetheart Dance is sponsored by the Junior l Girls. This year the crowns were given to Moureen Leino and Gene Daniel as senior high sweethearts and to Margie Carr and Haden Mc- Cormick as Junior high Sweethearts. These winners were selected by the student body to reign over the dance that evening. A successful dance followed the announcement. IO8 H093 -, Q .N . ffm A . 'IJ' AV if 71 8, S ... rn - A N' 1 .43 ' A if ' t' w45'Ti'q 'X W' , fs.. .. 1 .3 ' ! nfl' K N0 -mf' 7 Y-4 IO9 NY Q 4 f w , WW W. Aw 1 Vku' if V, Qc 9 uf .JJ , 0 .f vt it f A1 L7 14,4 sgs W Q U W' 1 J' -' of 4-ff 'V.L -1 Off 1 1' .W fi! in-:LS f Www A I N..,J BEST ALL-AROUND NEVIN MILLER - SUZANNE MCCORMICK IIO QS! y ff -1 ft, , an ' SUCCESS lull lux-1 9 T l 'I .E T T I 3 2 ,J W lt ILUA MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JUDY GRAY-LARRY MAE-RY I I2 1- ....,. ,Q X :mil Sz, - . if' SECOND EDITION HEATH G HV NX SS3 NOONLV X, 'MWV 4- -KZ yi:S?5 N ii ,Q EQ Q33 , : L N 5-pd' W' in ff J. 'I g' . Q! U19 A ,.f,,wQ ,J ,. A 1-- A J c 9,4 0 Lani' Y!! 1571 11, f gl wil L gr -' hal' K .V ., as ,, ,Q V -',. 117. 'alw- if ,' ,J , ,V Jaffa' gr: '39 ,242 ? FRIENDLIE T ROBERT SHEARON - MOUREEN LEINO II4 1 1-flank I, MJ 12' if X Russ? :QW gif S W. s I 't 4 Wa Q14 I 3 BEST LOOKING LARRY BROWN - EBBA TOWNSEND II6 Mkl L 1 Z A ge.-f 9 X -x X Qu X F I., it V, X ' x. vs K V 'K www, , i 6 .6 v 1, .R A Jil. V sm 'fs' .. Q W R, Xu V ,. -V 2 in , . ,. Q it ,4 AQ 5 , zlr ' 1 I. f 2 ' .fw- + ? ' ffl , ' ff KM v' 5? WITTIEST TOMMY TROTTA -LINDA ULMER II8 Mlm an 521 . W g - ' 1 W f ' 1 f 4 iff! 49 F 05 iff nf , 'Y' ,f YQ, 43:47 , ,,,,, 7 ,f X ,ff .km ,,v,,,,f., , 7 OUT TA DI G SE IDR ' 4 .R pw Q51 . 5' O rg xx . fl cv X al JED WATTERS, Boys' Stateg BETTINA BURR, Runner-Up in National Council of Teachers of English Award, GEORGE DUNCAN, Winner of I Speak for Democracy Contestg SUZANNE MCCORMICK, Girls' State, LARRY MABRY, Key Club Lieutenant Governor. E l I u X. ii 3 , . i ,Q QQ T? KAY TYSON, President of Cou , , 1 EENWOOD, Winner of D.C.T. Speech Contestg JUDY GRAY, Delegate of S.A.S.C. European Tour, President of County Student Council. nty Y-Teensg BUTCH MOORE Harvard Book Award Boys' State BILLY GR I2l SPURTS 1 ,f , s XW 9 Y UN D U 2 v ' Q O ' ..44l 'J 14557 xl ,'4i,fw,f'q I In yum l , J ,gf wt ' 0 W5 0 V. , by a P ai fQL a v V A I 4 .X I x.q- , V-,Dyk F, I i M11 A Q fl, N A .W , A Q' Q.',,5U V' Q' ' , uw,3 , .,1, ,H V., ,4, li ,4 wi H V - gm tf'1 .h A ' 1 , 5 f ,. 'vY, 1'-' 4. U :ic ,I 5 4.5 , uh: 3 V6 4 I 'I In Q 'gli gghxiakgftrvf 'V ,irq LVL I , -1 ,U ,A af A, -Q ,J-' N' A - ASI ,lfrg , JV.'kH,1f'.,' if 'v ,f'. jf :snag 1- . X -. gov gffeffssfi' 1,41 -. -5' , .,b. , V 31: ,Af H ' . Q, 4 ' -- ' f-Ac-...www f ,,-f , .. fl. ' .f rf Af - ' if ' ' -, .ffhxmd 5 'JIT' 417' f 1,--.' Qit.:'f3' 2 if 'f lr Wu' Q: A N Hfyl. :Eikx r ' K 'wo ' 9' , ', P-Q i ' I 4 I SEVE STRAIGHT Vic Kegley, Don Wilson, and Steve Bryant hem up a Parker halfback. THE 19 9 FIGHTI 9 E ATOR I O Q FIRST ROW: Jimmy Nelson, Murry Miller, Larry Reeves, Fred Hixon, Johny Scott, Emmett Grandy, Bobby Ridell, John Owens, Bobby Elkins Jimmy Umstattd, Butch Moore, Butch Davis, Ronald Cox. SECOND ROW: Bob Burr, Ralph Walden, Victor Kegley, Ronnie Crowder, Bob Medley Rolfe Wall, Steve Bryant, Walter McFall, Eugene King, David Hyde, Jim Tepfer, Jim Thames, Don Wilson, John Baker. THIRD ROW: Roy Havens Toby Brewer, Hank Wilkinson, Bitsy Varnes, Gene Daniel, Larry Brown, Ray Wingate, Fred Betzold, John Murphy, Randy Hardee, Larry Hess Benny Everett. l25 75 STEVE BRYANT-END HANK WILKINSON-END DON Wll.5ON-END All City First Team Best Blocker FIRST GAME: ln the first game the Fighting Senators met the powerful Englewood Rams. After recovering a fumble the Senators scored a touchdown. Engle- wood stormed back with a touchdown and scored again on a 70-yard run. The game ended 13-6 in fa- vor of the Rams, who went on to an undefeated sea- son. SECOND GAME: The Fletcher-Fernandina game found the much-determined Buccaneers outmanned and out- weighed. The game began with some opposition from the inexperienced Fernandina team. After this slow start, the Senators utterly devastated their opponents. Final score was Fletcher 31, Fernandina 7. MURRAY MlLLER-END BITSY VARNES-TACKLE GENE DANIEL-TACKLE All City Second Team RO LFE WALL-TACKLE THIRD GAME: The Dupont Dragons invaded the Fletcher fieldwith the , expressed intention of outdoing r the Senators on their own home ffl ground. The teams were so even- ' V ,rr ly matched that the game was W v' Wwwtx- '47 finally decided by a single extra , pointy the one that Fletcher made. , Final score was Fletcher T3 Dupont ,, A . 6414- TOBY BREWER-TACKLE BUTCH MOORE-GUARD ,F COACHING STAFF: Coach Schroder, Coach Bushore, Coach Taylor, and Coach Williams, FOURTH GAME: The Fightin' Senators invaded the Eagle's Nest after being rated underdogs. Paxon went to a quick score. The Senators retaliated with a touchdown and an extra point. Through the rest of the game the Senators contained the Eagles' run- ning and passing while scoring two more touch- downs. Final score: Fletcher 21 Paxon 6. FIFTH GAME: The Senators rolled past their fourth victim of the season when they met the Bolles Cadets on the home field. The determination of the Bolles team to win was met by even greater determination and hustle by the Fletcher Fightin' Senators. Fletcher ended the game ahead by a score of 26 to 6. ROY HAVENS-GUARD BUTCH DAVIS-GUARD RAY WINGATE-CENTER All City First Team l27 .Q JOHN OWENS-QUARTERBACK FRED HIXON-QUARTERBACK EMMETT GRANDY-HALFBACK Captain SIXTH GAME: Ribault proved to be a team much better than their poor record would have led one to believe. For three quarters the teams were evenly matched. In the third quarter the Troians went ahead 6 to O. Defender Vic Kegley intercepted a pass and ran it back for 40 yards and a touch- down. Ray Wingate then kicked the extra point giving Fletcher a 7 to 6 win. SEVENTH GAME: The Palatka game proved to be the most exciting contest of the season. In the final QV2 minutes of the game Palatka scored their only touchdown and missed the extra point. With 90 seconds left, John Owens passed to Emmett Grandy for a score. Ray Wingate kicked the all im- portant extra point to win the game. EIGHTH GAME: Fletcher met the Terry Parker Braves in their homecoming game. From the opening kick-off Fletcher was in complete control of the ball game. While amassing over 400 yards in total offense the Senators went on to a T2 to O win. This victory, the seventh in a row, set a new consecutive winning record. Don Wilson attempts to stop opponent vic KEGLEY-HALFBACK Jiivi TEPFER-HALraAcK MM NELSQN-HALFBACK All City First Team Most Improved Player Captain-Most Valuable Player-Best Defensive Player CROSS COUNTRY WINS STATE I Ca f 1 :MCH-Q: FIRST ROW: Ronnie Wheeler, Bobby Nice, Mike Jobes, Ed Frazier. FIRST ROW: Dwain Justice, Mike Jobes, Ed Frazier. SECOND ROW: SECOND ROW: Ronnie Edge, Dwain Justice, Coach Knuth, Robert Gris- Ronnie Wheeler, Jim Woods, Mickey Rowe, Steve Weever, Lee Cliett, well,Jim Woods. Hal Mullis. THIRD ROW: Eddie Kenyon, Bobby Nice, Ronnie Edge, Coach Knuth, Robert Griswell, John Gertz, Wally Schnabel. This year's cross country team has made quite a and tinally the state championship. Only three of name for Fletcher. They ran in nine meets and were Fletcher's lettering men are graduating, thus leaving victorious in all of them. They walked away with the a promising team for next year. conference championship, the county championship, I- ' -':: ':::: - ea- + teteav will we w1fN:-- aeef aeeve :mi A is ISQ, . ettte lfl::lt:.- as Q. J S - 5:1 , ix' I QV.. Q' 4 tc ix I ,gf vt ifiw -We H44 ag 9,215 ft FIRST ROW: Steve Adams, Dwain Justice, Donald Seely, Robert Griswell, John Gertz, Tommy Borchert. SECOND ROW: Grady Mays, Ed Carney, Steve Weever, Mickey Rowe, Jim Woods, Hal Mullis, Ronnie Edge, Lee Cliett. THIRD ROW: Coach Knuth, Ronnie Wheeler, Tommy Trofta, Eddie Kenyon, Mike Jobes, Ed Frazier, Bobby Nice, Wally Schnabel. l3l 3 I V, ,..'.1,. f - 5, 6. s A i 34 59 .. W l1 ., , b. A , .2 V4.4-.-V A 3' 2 3 Yi 'VE I I 'Z jrpj , 5 THE ARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW: Clellan Brantly, John Owens, John Scott, Emmett Grandy, Alben Daugherty, Bill Kluessner. SECOND ROW: Tommy Shattuck, James King, John Murphy, Coach Schroder, Nevin Miller, David Hyde, Steve Bryant, T HE JU IDR VAR ITY . FIRST ROW: Butch Stucker, Buddy Carter, Charles White, Richard Lewis, Larry Gabriel, George Grandy. SECOND ROW: Ralph Walden, Bill New- fang Eddie Helquist, George Hedge, Kyle Duncan, Coach Sutton. THIRD ROW: Randy Tucker, Bubba Mullis, Chipper Hoye, Jack Steadman, Frank Perkins. l35 --qw 15' -Mws- 'SNA My ff ., -:......... ,K my qda.. 1- 'v X J' 5 I r,- Awwe swung I I ' ,Q Wwwambvv af ...-an : be , fr , i Q' . , ' 4 1 2' ff A asv? QL r. xr .- 6, ' 0. ,351 . ,Ill Q K ,f Ay? WH' 2 M A 'T flnyi '25 , 'Z 'i ,,.' I 4 4 , ' , ff WM, ly X Z , 39,74 'fwf Af , 9, 4.1 f' , 1 I' ygwz f- 2 fm if THE 760 SQUAD , 1, ' , FIRST ROW: Benny Everett, Jim Woods, Jim Tepfer, Bobby Riddell, Bobby Nice, Ed Frazier, Nevin Miller, Bob Burr, Jed Watters, Mike Jobes, Eddie Kenyon, Ronnie Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Bill Perry, George Clapp, Tommy Trotta, John Baker, Parkhill Chaires, David Banks, Paul Hess, Jimmy Balkcom, Jimmy Umstattd, Hal Mullis, Gene Daniels, John Murphy, Bob Medley. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Benny Coleman, Peter Barnes, Ricky Roerig, Perry Cargal, Mickey Rowe, Jimmy Nelson, Dick Peden, Manuel Kilis, Roy Havens, Jim McGehee, Gordon Joyner, Mgr. Johnny Green. FOURTH ROW: Larry Reeves, Larry Hess, Walter McFall, George Jones, Mike Ballentine, Allen McCloud, Hugh Patterson, Don Wilson. FIFTH ROW: Franklin Wolfe, Larry Brown, Hank Wilkinson, Bob Elkins, John Gertz, Claude McGehee, John O'hotnicky. SIXTH ROW: Paul Eaton, Tom Laubach, Paul Schamp, Ronald Malin, Denny Shea, Frank Baker, Larry King. 11.4.--YW FLETCHER'S MIDDLE DISTANCERS, Benny Everett, Eddie Kenyon, Roy Havens, Ronnie Wheeler, Tommy Trotta, Bobby Nice, Coach Knuth, I39 FIRST ROW: Frank Perkins, Jack Wright, Tommy Mouro, Ross McWilliams, Andy Grinstead, Ralph Walden, George Grandy. SECOND ROW: Coach Wimpy Sutton, Dennis' O'Neill, Buddy Carter, Richard Wisham, Jimmy Jarboe, Tom Mills, Wally Schnabel, Mike Bertucci. THIRD ROW: Butch Birchall, Mike Rowe, Robert Shearon, Ken Walsh, Jeff Norton, Jimmy Thames, David Hall, Jerry Livingston. Juvimr JARBOE ROBERT SHEARON Neat, it's my best timer' 'flux Xv Q . ES N X -S -I 5 'xv ' '- Q -Y QV- x I4I GIRL 9 1960 WIMMI G TE FIRST ROW: Deannie Griffin, Pat Gordon, Frances Daniel, Lee Draud, Nancy Daniel, Barbara Brown, Mardi Walker. SECOND ROW: Eileen Faulkner, manager, Ginger Virtuoso, Jan Grandy, Bonnie Brown, Carol Magnuson, Judy Hagelgans, Sandra Oramaner, Kathy Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Clay, Moureen Leino, Nicky Lauwaerf, Bonnie Butt, Martha Berfucci, Medora Brewer, Ebba Townsend, Mary Sydenham. MOUREEN LEINO MARY SYDENHAM I42 M, 2 W, in iz GINGER VIRTUOSO Always a powerhouse in The sTaTe, This year's edi- Tion of The girls' swimming Team promises To con- Tinue on Their TradiTion of winning. They've always given oTher Teams sTrong compeTiTion, and They have been looked upon wiTh high respect from The same. Under Mrs. Alice Clay, The Team will probably do even beTTer Than last year's records, which were: CounTy Champs, GaTeway Conference Champs, and fourTh in The sTaTe. JOAN PICKFORD , ,W 'FY' EBBA TOWNSEND , ,, ,gf '4' r 424 :VA W Nicky and Mary receiving Their Trophies from ocean marathon FLETCHER LETCH E Birsv VARNES STEVE BRYANT JOHN ovvENs BA EBALL, FIGHTI 9 S TOR E Z O UU I I al, sam , - if V -- ,An 5, , ,Y Y -V V V, , ,M ,....n V ,.-Y ,Wm ww . - 45 Al.- , ..-W w- -- .. V UWM., .f-,HJ V A FIRST ROW: Coach Frank Hoye, Jimmy Johnson, Harry Meshaw, Daniel Harper, Freddie Henderson, Doug Scott, David Crawford, Joe Maiors SECOND ROW: Emmet? Grandy, John Scott, Steve Bryant, Bitsy Varns, Ray Wingate, John Owens, Vic1or Kegley, Bruce Brown. I44 J. q s I, Lf S T QLETC H ER VICTOR KEGLEY I 3 1 From little league, big leaguers grow. t i 'LEVCHER T xy lim RAY WINGATE From the very first game to the last, Fletcher's hard working nine has strived to uphold Fletcher's out- standing athletic record. With some returning letter- men and with new players - to ioin the regulars, Fletch- er appears to be rugged competition to anyone on their schedule. As always 'they promise to be an excit- ing team to watch in action. 11 I Y I JOHN SCOTT EMMETT GRANDY Vic Kegley tags Ray Wingate out in practice slide. l45 FLETCHER GOLF TEAM KNEELING: Fred Betzold, Lyle Kielly, Reese Harvey. STANDING: Coach Bushore, Charles DeHart, Richard Griffin, Selva Marina Pro. GIRL 7 TENNI TEAM FIRST ROW: Cyvette Flowers, Mary Shattuck, Nancy Blemel. SECOND ROW: Miss Morris, Holly Winters, Neva Flowers, Susan Hulet I46 GIRLS' SE IGB HIGH BASKETBALL FRONT TO BACK: Barbara Holland, Johanna Cann, Cyvette Flowers, Linda Webb, Jackie Melven, Carolyn Smith, Lefty Rodgers, Ruthie Dickinson. FIRST ROW: Miss Morris, Sandra Fowler, Barbara Brown. SECOND ROW: Sharon Marso, Delores Bivins, Jean VanKleek, Sue Sanburg. GIRL 9 JU IGB HIGH BASKETBALL V Y 5:14, 4, ,': V' Wtgffiw ,' ff ,V 'WL ,' if 45, 1 , , f.- ,v 5, W? 1 My V f, , cf' -. if' H' h w. Am 1 I, ,. X.. , , , . I , f , 4 !V'f'!1, J -' 'ldv-' f YYWVV A' 2 f 7,z,,,5lff42'Q,Z,'a4ff, ,. 4 ,,, A K! ff f X W ffm-, f-1,315 w V 56?-ff sw X if ,- 5 , f . . A , ff, hsivfwmv-,V G 4,:,f,f ,Q lf- f-' - fkbs Q5 , Y , zinc, ,f ' - 'M -, f .f-, a,z:f,,,,f , X .1171 .. ,, vu I AW' . 'Q -7 1 . A 7, .fp -ww ,uf - QW f f l X. ' f F 4 -Q , V f f 4, f 5,j4Zi7l.Q I if 12 ff ff 4 ,f 4 f , jf f ef l 5 , 1- 1 ,iitefliyvffff Q4 f 19 - -4- , ZW ' .,,. ,.. ' 2 -, ' L' N-. X f , 3 , I . FIRST ROW: Grace Kirkpatrick, Frances Daniel, Lee Draud, MissPerryman, Launa Grover, Susan Dorrance, Jerelyn Roberts. SECOND ROW: Betty Smith, Connie Sanders, Judy Jarbo, Judy Whistler, Lura Treadway. I47 Zyfwftfff 1 4 A aaqmnvf i 1 Q ,v ,.,. 1 '-- A ' l ' - ' ff. ' . 1 -4- f if , ' 41 1,1 j 7 URGANIZATIGNS 753 ,237 5 T u.1l,l?. i' Ginger Strobeck, Editor Being a member of the Senator Staff takes courage as well as hard work and many hours. Many unusual experiences have caused us to worry and fret. For instance: The time we couldn't do our homework because we were out looking for a raccoon coat to fit Coach Knuthg the time we had to ex- plain to the Student Council that we didn't mean to blow up their Spirit Jugg the times we went to town for ads in Dezmond's E. Bird and re- turned alive, and the time we stayed up until five in the morning and went to school the next day. These are a few of the eleventy billion such experiences we've had. They may be trying and time-consum- ing, but the final reward overshad- ows them all. THE 1960 0k it .15 ..,, 'Q nr, at .gr is x Robert Shearon and Fr-ances Hagler Marie Wiley and CBFOI Bryan Butch Moore Kay Tyson Jean Ellen Claiborne E ' ' lu1,1 . - s 'ig ? i 5 7 2 5 'I I 1 ' 4 s Q rf mm 2 p, ,.,. , a. , , , Lihue' Miss Mary Hinkle E ATOR TAFF 7 '-5 . '- 4' Hal Mullis and Nancy Daniel , - '. -415353 ,,,,?,i 'ffl Q,-,V . 5 ww .., af. yi if iffy Miss Lucia Warren Dezmond Waters and Jean Doggett nf, Patty McLatcl'1ey Fred Betzold Eileen Faulkner '-vw., 4 QP, Vg- . 15:3 . , -,ij ,W E-HHi TUD COUNCHJ W' s an , 'fine inw- 2 Mina Crawford, Secretary Nevin Miller, Vice President Moureen Leino, Treasurer Under the advisorship of Coach Jack Taylor, this year's Student Council began its year by sponsoring a faculty Coke party and Howdy Week. The club pre- sented a victory flag and a Spirit Jug to the school. The latter is now being used as a piggy-bank to J Md' I D' v ,M NIJ' l vw, mf 4 raise funds for an exchange student who is to arrive from France in September of 1960. ln October the officers attended the annual S.A.S.C. convention in New Orleans. The club was elected president of the Student Councils of Duval County. it if 55 it l 1 :riff gill Judy Gray President ---1..,1 Putting up Four Way Test Posters for the Rotary Club. Coach Taylor, Sponsor SENIORS1 Frank Lee, Nevin Miller, Emmett Grandy, John Owens, Moureen Leino, Steve Bryant. I52 Q i 53- Ai. -fa ,J .gf A. Raising the Victory Flag, which the Council presented to the school. JUNIORS-KNEELING: Patsy Smith, Ann Henderson. STANDING: Joyce Norton, Angela Oesterreicher, Hal Mullis, Eddie Kenyon, Judy Lewis. tl ui fam itiliig? Setting up the Spirit Jug to collect donations for the exchange student. SOPHOMORES-Willa Webber, Ralph Walden, Beth Brunson, Buddy Car ter, Carol Jones, Larry Nelson, Linda Miller. I53 THE ORTHEA TER X if f , ,1 . a , gl I LEFT TO RIGHT: Johanna Cann, John Richardson, Sharon Steche, Miss Benson, Nancy Henry, Susan Hagelgans, Mickie Shore, Bettina Burr, Carol Gorman. Carol Gorman, Co-Editor, Miss Benson, Sponsor, Bettina B-Jrr, Co-Editor. D.C.T. members selling ads, l54 T AFF fi 5. Typing the big news for the coming edition. Published eight times a year by a hardworking staff, the Northeaster is Fletcher's newspaper. It brings to The student activities, despite impossible deadlines, headlines that refuse to be written and copy that won't stretch to fill a page. The printer, the advertisers, the D.C.T. Staff, the advisor, and the members of the staff, all contribute The staff, busily pasting copy down. their efforts so that Fletcher may have its newspaper each month. The NORTHEASTER as it is read by the students and their families, seen by friends and alum- ni, iudged in contests, and sent in exchange to other high schools all over the country, is the representative voice of Fletcher High School. EXTRA, EXTRA, read all about it in the NORTHEASTER. l55 TOP: Larry Mabry, President, John Owens, Vice President, Emmett Grandy, Treasurer, Suzanne McCormick, Mascot, David Banks, Secretary, Larry Gionet, Chaplain. Members stress the importance of voting. One of Fletcher's most distinguished service clubs is the Key Club, which operates under the leadership of the Kiwanis. The club sponsors such outstanding proiects as the Vocational Fair and the School Leaders Banquet. Various socials, a Dad and Son Banquet, a Mother and Son Tea, dances, beach parties and dinner meetings, round out the program. KEY CL B ill 'Aft FIRST ROW: George Duncan, Robert Shearon, Buddy Carter, Emmett Grandy, Hal Mullis, Suzanne McCormick, Mascot, Gordon Joyner, Laurie Purser, Johnny Green, Larry Gionet, David Hall. SECOND ROW: Bill Newtang, John Owens, Fred Betzold, Benny Everett, Butch Moore, Larry Mabry, Nevin Miller, Steve Bryant, Dick Peden, Bobby Nice, David Banks. I56 m Omega helps raise money for stadium fund. Omega Hi-Y, now three years old, has grown and OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Franklin Wolfe, Project Chairmanp Dick Peden, prospered in This Short Time. Among Omegals proieds Treasurer, Steve Bryant, Social Co-Chairman, Robert Shearon, Vice Presi- h , . I dent. SECOND ROW: Don Wilson, Social Co-Chairman, Nevin Miller, ave been bottle Clrlvesf Car Washesf and helpmg Wllh President, Hal Mullis, Chaplain. THIRD ROW: Patty McLatchey, Mascot. The Polio Fund Drive' For fun, Omegans like beafnik and beach parties. They occasionally have ioint meet- ings with Y-Teen groups. It is noted for its fine foot- ball and victorious basketball teams. OMEGA HI-Y FIRST ROW: Mike Byerly, Ty Gregory, Ross McWilliams, Bobby Strobeck, Jim Nelson, Patty McLatchey, Bruce Thomas, Dick Peden, Hank Wilkin- son, Gene Daniel, Ray Wingate, Hal Mullis. SECOND ROW: Frank Lee, Tommy Trotta, Butch Davis, Tommy Mouro, Bobby Nice, Ronnie Crowder, Don Wilson, Jimmy Umstattd, Bobby Higginbothom, John Green. THIRD ROW: Wade White, Paul Hess, Lyle Kielly, Toby Brewer, Gordon Joyner, Franklin Wolfe, Jerry Livingston, Murray Miller, Woody Mills. FOURTH ROW: Butch Stucker, George Jones, James King, Jim Jarboe, Kyle Duncan Henry Bostwick. FIFTH ROW: James Shurman, Bob Medley, Rolfe Wall, Bob Burr, Steve Bryant, John Scott, Bitsy Varnes, Nevin Miller. I58 I so, ,V J - , .. . FIRST ROW: Connie Peters, Billie Ruth Ackland, Ginger Virtuoso, Linda Ulmer, Patsy Dowling, Geannie Copeland, Jean Ellen Claiborne, Robert Shearon, Kay Tyson, Marie Wiley, Suzie Henry, Beverly Bull, Liz Landrum, Moureen Leino, Bettina Burr. SECOND ROW: Belinda Young- blood, Carol Gorman, Ebba Townsend, Frances Hagler, Kristine Grinter, Cathy Corbett, Barbara Costello, Sandra Simpson, Sharon Steche, Pat Gurley, Paula Campbell, Cyvette Flowers, Susan Hulett, Bobbi Bryan. THIRD ROW: Ginger Strobeck, Letty Rogers, Carol Bryan, Barbara Stormes, Marty Cadoura, Susan Smith, Shirley Floyd, Sue Patton, Chelly Bull, Charlotte Merrill, Ann Wood, Pat Stalkup, Kathy Von Weller, Cheryl Partitt, Nina Wolfe. FOURTH ROW: Mary Sydenham, Marga Sue Purser, Kay DeHart, Kathleen Hawley, Linda Rutt, Pat Gordon, Mardi Walker, Jane Ann Marcum, Carolyn Wilson, Cheryl Bowley, Gay Gatewood, Susan Tribble, Jackie Arnold, Gail Carlson, Nancy Rowe. DELTA Y-TEENS ing. Through the gaiety ot the Cavalcade Picnic, Christmas Snowball, the Annual Production, and Annual Week-End in the spring, the Delta's do forget to build a fellowship ot girls devoted to task of realizing ideals of Christian living. 1 ,' , I ' ip . , , y M J- , 4 -an OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Billie Ruth Ackland, Assistant Treasurer, Marie , i 1 ' A Wiley, Secretary, Jean Ellen Claiborne, President, Suzie Henry, Chap- Ll lin, Beverly Bull, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Geannie Copeland, Q ' l.C.C. Delegate, Patsy Dowling, Social Chairman, Ginger Virtuoso, i Public Relations, Kay Tyson, Service Chairman. THIRD ROW: Linda Ulmer, Parliamentarian, Moureen Leino, Program Chairman, Liz Land- fum, Treasurer. FOURTH ROW: Robert Shearon, Mascot. 1 Delta's Cavalcade Picnic l59 A noisy beginning, a tull agenda, and a reverent ending are the highlights ot a Delta Y-Teen meet- the the HOT the ,.f IOTA Y-TEE FIRST ROW: Inez Ellis, Carolyn Smith, Neva Flowers, Mary Hughes, 'Sandra Webb, Robert Walker, Nancy Rowley, Pat Routzong, Shirley Beardon, El- len Geevers. SECOND ROW: Agnes Hentosh, Peggy Shettlesworth, Sharon Cain, Terry Wisniewski, Anita McDuffie, Carla Dickinson, Carole Vander- wal, Jean Van Kleek, Sharon Marso, Linda Webb. THIRD ROW: Vina Bennett, Diane White, Sue Sandburg, Mary Shettlesworth, Margaret Parsonage, Kathrine Watson, Sandra Fowler, Katherine Shirk, Ruthie Dickinson, Gale Arnold, Diane McCain. Iota Y-Teens has three purposes: service to the com- munity, better understanding among its girls and the addition of spice and fun into their lives. Among their many service proiects was the sponsoring of a child from the Baptist Home. Their production, Beatniks in Storyland, was their most successful and sensational project. .,.. e,a..,,,,W...,,,..s..,.,....,.fas OFFICERS-Shirley Beardon, President, Diane McCain, Vice President, Lin- da Webb, Social Chairman, Robert Walker, Mascot, LEFT: Mary Shettles- worth, Chaplain, Nancy Rowley, Proiect Chairman, Sue Sandburg, Par- 10,55 Contribution to ,he N'H.S. talent show. liamentarian, Terry Wisniewski, Service Chairman, Agnes Hentosh, Sec- retary. RIGHT: Jean Van Kleek, Treasurer, Sharon Marso, Historian, Ellen Geevers, Transportation, Carolyn Smith, I.C,C. Chairman, Anita McDuf'fie, Program Chairman. l60 ZETA Y-TEE S FIRST ROW: Pat Frazier, Susan Wadsworth, Carol Baer, Tommy Kane, Carol Rigg, Barbara Reed, Judy Hester. SECOND ROW: Dean Thomas, Helen Pickette, Kathy Peterson, Carolyn Thompson, Pam Bosley, Nila Parkinson, Rose Murray. THIRD ROW: Betty Faye Phillips, Carolyn Grout, Linda Quick, Sonia Robison, Faith Haack, Lillian Henderson, Marion Andrews. Another one of Fletcher's fine Y-Teen clubs, Zeta Y-Teens has endeavored and succeeded in finishing a year which has proved to be one of their best. Throughout the year various proiects and socials were held. Q3 sc. . '5 . 4 if bi OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Carol Rigg, President, Tommy Kane, Mascot, Car- ol Baer, Vice President, Pam Bosley, Parliamentariang Betty Faye Phillips, Chaplain, Carolyn Grout, Secretary, Dean Thomas, Treasurer. Collecting for Muscular Dystrophy. l6l EP ILON Y-TEENS I' I I I I I . ,.,,-.Hi-?. , ., - 1 F V , I I . Y W i I- ' v Y Y v., . V -V NQWMT pw 7 ,,,.,..,..,. .. V , me, .., -f.. . . : . ,.. W .. Y.. . V ,pugq-L .- -, V- L . .r' ' q t V.sg:.,.. . . at V ': 7 i . AI 1, 'T FIRST ROW: Eileen Faulkner, Patsy Smith, Martha Bertucci, Willa Webber, Pat McCormick, David Banks, Shirley Harrington, Mary Alice Reynolds, Connie Patten, Betsy Green, Beth Brunson, Sara Lee Langston. SECOND ROW: Judy Bell, Dora Mixon, Ann Henderson, Glenda Smith, Judy Black- aby, Medora Brewer, Angela Oesterricher, Bonnie Butt, Barbara Rhodes, Patsy Grizzard, Ann Moore, Carole Jones. THIRD ROW: Jan Grandy, Bonnie Beth Brown, Claudia Burnett, Barbara Brown, Nancy Daniel, Judy Lewis, Melba Wiley, Alda Wiley, Patsy Brown, Bonnie Hedge, Patty McLatchey. OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Shirley Harrington, President: Eileen Faulkner, Chairman of New York Trip, Jan Grandy, Secretary: Judy Bell, Social Chairman. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Butt, Program Chairman. THIRD ROW: Patty McLatchey, Vice President: Claudia Burnett, Publicity Chairman, David Banks, Mascot. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Daniel, Social Co-Chairman. FIFTH ROW: Bonnie Hedge, Parliamentariang Barbara Rhodes, Proiect Chairman, Patsy Smith, Treasurer, Dora Mixon, ICC Representative. l62 4 Epsilon Y-Teens is a very active group ot girls. Heading their agenda were two Christian proiects: a Halloween party for the ChiIdren's Home and gifts forthe little people at an infirmary. The girls also had a bicycle and camping trip to Fort Clinch. Plans were made for a Pa, Ma and Me dinner, a progressive din- ner and the trip to New York in '61, Epsilon entertains orphans. 5 FIRST ROW: Fred Betzold, President, Judy Bell, Mascot, Benny Everett, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Dezmond Waters, Chaplain, Jim Thames, Secretary, John Murphy, Treasurer, Mr. Wilson, Sponsor. ALPH I I I w -rw. ' I I , 1 g Y ,. Alphans are selling tickets for their workday. What's the rush? lt's an Alpha meeting! The meeting begins with a reverent devotional, then the agenda which is always paralleled with the infor- mality of jokes and laughter, and then it ends with the friendship circle. Among their projects have been food baskets, car washes, beach parties, basketball tournaments and the annual talent show. HI-Y i I 1 is FIRST ROW: David Hyde, Jim Thames, Randy Hardee, John Murphy, Judy Bell, Fred Betzold, Mr. Wilson, Benny Everett, Dezmond Waters. SEC- OND ROW: Bob Soloman, Phil Griffin, Nick Mehrtens, John Wiggins, Sandy Gray, Jack Hoover, David Banks, Frank Langley. THIRD ROW: Larry Reeves, Sam Black, Buck Fowler, Keith Hill, Jimmy Gavin, Larry Gionet, Omer Windham. FOURTH ROW: Jim McGehee, Frank Lawhead, Claude McGehee, Buddy Carter, Larry Nelson, Ralph Walden. l63 FIRST ROW: Carol Magnuson, Murray Smith, Mary Claiborne, Kathy Hamilton, Judy Hagelgans, Bubba Mullis, Sandra Oromaner, Judy Jarboe, Judy Whistler, Susan Roche, Kathie Hyde. SECOND ROW: Frances Daniel, Lee Draud, Martha Livingston, Sandra Hollingsworth, Mary Wisen, Susan Carter, Linda Wheeler, Tony Burgess, Laura Treadway, Margie lggulden, Martha Voyles. THIRD ROW: Sandra Unkel, Carolyn Watts, Nancy Moore, Donna Rienertson, Joan Parsons, Roberta Smith. N INTH GRADE Y-TEE This enthusiastic group of girls has energy which knows no bounds. Their proiects and socials were many and successful. They worked hard for the an- nual potato chip drive, designed to help the Y.M.C.A. as well as the individual groups. This is an outstanding iunior high club. Qt. OFHCERS: Judy Whistler, Parliamentariang Judy Hagelgans, Service Chairman. FIRST ROW: Mary Claiborne, Vice President, Bubba Mullis, Mascot, Sandra Oromaner, President. SECOND ROW: Susan Roche, Program Chairman: Kathy Hamilton, Secretary, Murray Srnith, Treasurer, v' Kathie Hyde, Chaplain, Judy Jarboe, l.C.C. 1 Washing cars can be fun I64 wit' FIRST ROW: Ginny Peckham, Treasurer, Celeste Wall, President, David Virtuoso, Mascot, Ellen Cissel, Vice President, Suzie McKay, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bell, Parliamentarianp Elizabeth Hazen, Service Chairman, Julie Riley, l.C.C. Delegate, Rose Ann Thames, Chaplain, Judy Schnabel, Program Chairman, Maggie Carr, Social Chairman. -I Q .1 A Y-Teen bottle drive. The Eighth Grade Y-Teens are active in community service. The club presented a needy family with a Thanksgiving basket, they collected dog and cat food tor the Humane Society, and they took candy to the children at Hope Haven. To raise money, they held work-days tor the collecting ot bottles and old news- papers, while to have fun they held various socials. EIGHTH GRADE Y-TEE .ali is., - ,gg ull! ? FIRST ROW: Barbara Bell, Judy Schnabel, Elizabeth Hazen, Julie Riley, Celeste Wall, David Virtuoso, Maggie Carr, Ginny Peckham, Rozann Thames, Ellen Cissel, Suzy McKay. SECOND ROW: Gail Braddock, Ginger Newman, Nancy Perry, Beverly Presley, Susan Legge, Elizabeth Riley, Elizabeth Poole, Priscilla Williams, Carol Averitt, Jetta Goolsby, Frances Hulett, Suzanne Griffith. THIRD ROW: Linda Barrack, Cathy Hagler, Carol Jones, Edith Rittenhouse, Ellen Hopkins, Judy Walker, Elinor Cadora, Maureen Buik, Vicki Veal, Susan Copeland. l65 OFFICERS: George Duncan, President, John Rawls, Vice President, Linda Diz, Secretary, Richard Mathews, Treasurer, Betty Holloway, Chaplain, Henry Stokes, Historian. ATIO AL FORENSIC LE G E Having a vigorous discussion are Kenneth Pierce, Bobby O'Neill, Terry Law, Bob Burkhalter, and Ty Gregory. The N.F.L. is a national honor organization of students who pos- sess outstanding abilities in the field of forensics. Members gain admission by compiling points at local debates and congresses. Each year they send delegates to the state congress at Tallahassee, to the State Debate at Gainsville, and to the All Events Tournament at Miami. Events include debate, ex tempore, impromptu, and o- riginal oratory. 17444 Wy. 'W if 1 5 4, 4., 1.-4 Kathy Reagan delivers a speech as Billy Langston and Dezmond Participating in a debate are Bradford Buckly, Jackie Turner, Mrs Wafers observe, Pierce, Mardi Walker, and Linda Collins. I67 LIBRARY COUNCIL ,pr FIRST ROW: Mrs. Robinson, John Hurd, Ken Willis, Ben Coleman, Ann Mills, Mrs. Jeffries. SECOND ROW: Anna Crosslen, Judie Hull, Carl Guesi, Ken Pierce, Jesse Coleman, Carol Boring, Rose Murray, Darlene Robinson. PARAMEDICAL CL B -if 5 f WWW 'Y , 2 f 4 f 0' M 'wa a.,.7:' V SITTlNG: Carolyn Mobley, Diane Claxton, Deannie Griffith, Johanna Cann, Jannie Combs. STANDING: Linda Builer, Bobby O'Neil, Dale Weich, Sandra Drury. l68 li LQ , .M ix, iss.-sk: af 42,4 . -WZV:-firfffnf ,. . . UNIOR HIGH TUDE T COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mary Claiborne, Beverly Johnson, Susie McKay, Mary Wisen, Nanette Dickenson, Celeste Wall, Karen Read, Elsie Oishi, SECOND ROW: Haden McCormick, Kay Oliver, Beverly Presley, Jerilyn Hartnett, Roxanne Barns, Grace Kirkpatrick, Moureen Buick, Susan Kay, Jennifer Hentosh. THIRD ROW: Mr. Richardson, Terry Cornwell, Robbie Shea, David Virtuoso, Manks Hall, Richard Lewis, Bill Evans, Bob Young, Scotty Lawyer, Nevin Miller. The J.H.S.C. endeavors to raise and maintain high 11 standards of citizenship and school spiritedness among the Junior High students. Its members work for the betterment of school relations through worthwhile ac- tivities. The council will assist in the foreign exchange program newly inaugurated by the Student Council. 7 0 SEATED: Mary Claiborne, President, Elsie Oishi, Secretary, Scotty Law- -27 yer, Treasurer, Haden McCormick, Vice President. STANDING: Mr. Rich- ag? X ardson, Sponsor, Nevin Miller, Sponsor. 1 Members help with the Dads' Club membership drive. I69 1-ni i F-Clubbers try to sell Mr. Hill some of their colorful wrapping paper. F-CLUB OFFICERS, SEATED: Gene Daniel, Secretary, John Owens, Vice President, Beverly Bull, Mascot, Steve Bryant, President, Bitsy Varnes, Treasurer. STANDING: Emmett Grandy, Chaplain, Social Chairman, Larry Brown, Sergeant-at-Arms. The F-Club is a club of Fletcher's lettermen, united to promote better friendship and sportsmanship. By selling Christmas wrapping paper they were able to F-CL B buy the handsome iackets they now proudly wear. The F-Club is noted for its unusual initiation in which a Dumb John can be seen doing most anything from running backwards to digging ditches. FIRST ROW: Hal Nlullis, Jim Woods, Bobby Dorough, Emmett Grandy. Beverly Bull, Tommy Mouro, Buddy Appleby, Johnny Green, John Scott. SECOND ROW: John Owens, Steve Bryant, Nevin Miller, Robert Shearon, Bobby Nice, Jimmy Tepfer, Bobby Burr, Mike Jobes, Frank Lee, Hank Wilkinson, Gene Daniel, Bob Medley. THIRD ROW: David Hall Wally Schnabel, Jim Thames, Bitsy Varnes, Tom Mills, Benny Everett. l70 Jr., , f.. '24 fi X227 ff I JT: K. i Ja! , ,V . X .,Xi.v,.., f wi E1 ,, ., J? ,. :ii -w::ngQw4m-q-ww..vwm1w7,,,,f,,Wnff-i- f . 4 . ,. ,.,f V-,U , f ' OFFICERS: Dot Miller, Vice President, Suzanne McCormick, Secretary, Bob Higginbotham, Mascot, Moureen Leino, President, Jane Ann Mar- cum, Treasurer. l Presenting a skit at a pep session A successful club of Two year sTanding, The Pep Club is noTed for iTs vim, vigor, and vitality aT The games. This group of girls keeps The spiriT of Fletcher aroused. Their colorful posters, adorning The halls, Their pom poms, and Their pep iackeTs are all a con- sTanT reminder oT The spiriT and support put forth by This club. PEP CL B ., : -qua' Mil.. , , , 'f WT f ' 'W0 I ' , ,. A , X ,, ,,.,.:.,,W,,,,,M I 1 I , ,W-wfww ff -W f , WWQ , f pnmnrift,-,, mnvfm ,,1wT 'W f 'f:ff' ' a ' ' ' , , , ., , . ,wwwy-T ., 3 we ' , , '.,, ' ' ,: ' if - W, ,,,, ..,,,,. f. zgwywfwf- 7,-0 ,iv 1-A If . ' , if f 5' 1, . 1 . wwf, ?m.g.WMyfz:x, rg'eMfffZ'MM'fflQWt 'f7?4f4'iff T, 4 Y fn i .V J , W V Q . , . ,, 4 ,. , .. , ,. , an H , ,.q. , ,, , ', ,,. ff ,.,, Z' ' if , . N 4 . . ' W, g,,,...AnLww. J. ,,,,,,,n,.,,,,M-M.ff,Wy-www i fy f. , ww fwffftvi 422' f' ' X ,,,..,,,,,,.,,a3:.,gW,.f,,W,W4w A J , dwg u.uu, - ..,u. -, u.., , .,.., , s:,-a.,,,,.. FIRST ROW: Judy Melvin, Frances Daniel, Ann Mills, Belinda Youngblood, Suzanne McCormick, Bobby Higginbothem, Moureen Leino, Jane Ann Marcum, Dottie Miller, Judy Adrian, Pat McCormick, Sheri Whiting. SECOND ROW: Mary Shattuck, Diane Claxton, Bonnie Hedge, Pat Stalcup, Kay De Hart, Shirley Floyd, Kathy Corbett, Linda Miller, Meclora Brewer, Claudia Brown, Pat Gordon, Gail Carlson, Angela Oesterreicher, Jannie Combs. THIRD ROW: Ella Hammack, Susan Kay, Shirley Burgess, Carolyn Aims, Beth Broward, Sharon Edwards, Judy Lewis, Susan Hulett, Ann Forrest, Sharon Steche, Marie Wiley, Amy Hendrix, Stephanie Andrews. FOURTH ROW: Mardi Walker, Doris Lehman, Barbara Costello, Susan Wadsworth, Micky Brooke, Joyce Neisz, Marie Hanna, Katie Watson, Mary Alice Reynolds, Willa Webber, Beth Brunson, Betsy Green, Dale Welch. , wi LCIL i lgfil iz W , FIRST ROW: Moureen Leino, Judy Gray, Beverly Bull, Nevin Miller, Larry Mabry, Emmett Grandy. SECOND ROW: Linda Diz, Bettina Burr George Duncan, Steve Bryant, Suzanne McCormick, Peter Stevens, Burl Williams, Ginger Strobeck, Johanna Cann. PUT RE TEACHER I ax Nh SITTING: Nannette Dickinson, Carol Miller, Linda Diz, Jackie Turner, Elizabeth Cook, Harriet Cook. STANDING: Laura Mangels, Helen Stevens, Agnes Hentoslt, Judy Blackaby, Margaret Davis, Sandra Fowler, Robert Swanner, Kitty Morley, Tonya Knobbs, Lila Hall, Judy Whisler, Cecelia Cleino, I72 1 lvaisb ,ss,mk.s:-s':f-s-w- -aw-oss L.,-.,sMX.s,,,,v,,c.,,,, lynn-i-'if-mms N-s..Wf. s. ss.-..c,,,,..,,c... .SN 0 FM 5 Q'!4Q pw- WMV llitlivtqvwm- FIRST ROW: Mr. Richardson, Jackie Arnold, Margaret Richardson, Agnes Hentosh, Kyle Duncan, Ellen Geevers, Mardi Walker, Gail Reed, Pat McCormick, Susan Tribble, Lee Draud, Howard Mullis, Cathy Von Weller, Nancy Lee Rowe, Kay Oliver. SECOND ROW: Laurel Richard, Karen Kopin, Laura Mangels, Roberta Smith, Judy Whisler, Laura Treadway, Margie Igguldon, Judy Hagelgans, Martha Voyles, Judy Jarboe, Sandra Hollingsworth, Diana Mear, Beverly Johnson, Susan Dorrance, Phoebe Pope. THIRD ROW: Elsie Oishi, Jerelyn Roberts, Nannette Dickinson, Linda Wheeler, Carol Magnuson, Mary Claiborne, Kathy Hamilton, Sandra Oromaner, Murray Smith, Mary Wisen, Frances Danielf Carol Murphy, Karen Murphy, Janet Webb, Sandra Forrester, Claudia Hatfield. FOURTH ROW: Pat Gordon, Buddy Carter, Carol Jones, Beth Brunson, Carolyn Wilson, Ann Wood, Butch Stucker, Barbara Costello, Chelly Bull, David Veal, Bill Kluessner, Sammy Williams, Claude McGehee, Gail Arnold, Vinia Bennett. FIFTH ROW: Lynn Vincent, Janet McClain, Joan Barr, Elena Floyd, Stephanie Strickland, Dianne Strickland, Asa Smith, Chris Schlobohm, Jerome Isenhour, Edward Wilson, Bob Burkhalter, Richard Mathews, Jerome Seavey, Linda Butler. SIXTH ROW: Pat Frazier, Gay Gatewood, Cyvette Flowers, Janet Parsons, Haskins Stormes, Eddie Helquist, Chuck Scott, Donnie Chao, Terry Cornwell, Jimmy Royal, Danny Anderson, Charles Wolf, Steve Adams, Charles Dellinger, Billy Langston, Willa Weber. SEVENTH ROW: Pam Draper, Andrea Dahlstrom, John Wiggins, Duke Kegley, Phil Griffin, Dwain Justice, Jim Sisserson, Richard Hendrickson, Eddie Lipscomb, David Mobley, Steve Geevers, Bobby O'NeiII, Jack Hawkes, Richard Leslie, Henry Stokes. EIGHTH 'ROW: Johnny Green, Andy Grinstead, Wayne Justice, Ty Gregory, Larry Nelson, Jeff Norton, Connie Patten, Mike McCann, Larry Gabriel, Robert Shea, Sherrill Powers, Sandy Gray, Cynthia Sangster, Jack Hoover, Ralph Wal- UNIOR TIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Members of the ninth and tenth grades are select- ed for this organization for achievement in scholar- ship, character, leadership, and service. Seeking to maintain those standards that mark outstanding Fletcher students, National Junior Honor Society sponsors worthwhile proiects and helps promote FIetcher's spirit of good citizenship. den. '-rs-.., OFFICERS: Susan Tribble, President: Pat McCormick, Secretary, Bubba Qjfsyf' T Mullis, Treasurer, Lee Draud, Vice President, Mr. Richardson, Sponsor. to fi QNCE This date is open for our dance. i I73 N.H.S. OFFICERS: Dezmond Waters, Chaplain, Bettina Burr, Publicity, Frances Hagler, Vice Presi- dent, Suzanne McCormick, President, Larry Mabry, Treasurer, Ginger Strobeck, Secretary. ATIO AL HO JJ ..r 1 'f'l,ii A if ' l ,yy 4 '. I I Leaving for the State Convention are lsittingj Miss Blakey, Letty Rod- gers Cstandingj, Roy Oishi, Billie Ruth Ackland and Mickey Shore. Connie Peters and Jackie Turner collecting money from Peter Stevens for the Talent Show. I74 ---QQX The Honor Code goes up by Linda Diz, Joan Murphy, and Cathy Wentworth. OR OCIETY Ann Forrest and Jimmy Harben voting on whom to give the scholar- ship. The National Honor Society is an organization of stu- dents who have shown superior characteristics of schol- arship, leadership, character and service. The club has as its main project the raising of 35500 for a deserving student. Their main events are the Talent Show, to raise money for the scholarship fund, speeches to the Junior High in order to promote higher standards of scholar- ship and honesty, and the annual trip to the State Con- vention. The election of the present officers was cele- brated with an Induction Breakfast at the home of Pres- ident Suzanne McCormick. Q ILL A- D CROLL 555 FIRST ROW: Marie Wiley, Susan Perry, Carol Gorman, Miss Benson, Patty McLatchey, Jean Doggett, Bettina Burr, Johanna Cann, Ginger Stro- beck. SECOND ROW: Kay Tyson, Claudia Burnett, Sharon Steche, Ken Pierce, Susan Hagelgans, Mickie Shore, Carol Bryan, Dezmond Waters, Robert Shearon. G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Smith, Jean Van Kleeck, Betsy Vann, Ruthie Dickinson, Jackie Reevis, Miss Morris. SECOND ROW: Dee Ann Jordan, Johanna Cann, Carla Dickinson, Sharon Marso, Peggy Barrett, Marty Kuhn, Agnes Hentosh, Sue Sandburg. THIRD ROW: Diane White, Sandra Webb, Pat Routzong, Nancy Rowley, Katie Watson, Mary Sheftlesworth, Linda Webb, Ellen Geevers, Carolyn Mobley. l75 UNIOR CHEERLEADER Willa Webber, Mary Wisen, Martha Bertucci, Medora Brewer, Sara Lee Langston, Connie Patten, Carol Magnuson, Carol Jones, Betsy Green. Full of pep and vitality, The members of This year's Preceding The many B-Team games, The spirit is Junior Cheerleaders squad can always be seen re- quickly aroused by These girls, as They can be found sounding heartily aT The games and faithfully prac- adding an array of posters To The halls as well as Ticing Their bagfuI of cheers. handing out Fletcher pep-pins. They build spirit with posters and pom-porns. Practice makes perfect. l78 DB MATIC CL B ,V,, V.,,, k.,.-,V,, SITTING: Mrs. Fouraker, Sponsor, Betty Holloway, Linda Diz, Katie Watson, George Duncan, Janet Webb. STANDING: Fred Harrell, Larry King, John Richardson, Letty Rodgers, Barbara Miller, Jackie Turner, Kathy Reagan, John Rawls, Kenneth Pierce. DEB TE CL B ,FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pierce, Betty Holloway, Linda Diz, George Duncan, John Rawls, Henry Stokes. SECOND ROW: Bill Langston, Susan Perry Linda Collins, Kathy Reagan, Jackie Turner, Liz Cook, Mardi Walker. THIRD ROW: Ty Gregory, Bobby O'Neill, Bradford Buckly, Bill Kluessner Ken Pierce, Jack Steadman, Sam Williams, Dezmond Waters. , I79 Y' .-ur-turns:-qqmpn Z' ' FIRST ROW: Stephanie Andrews, Diane McCain, Jan Grandy, Shirley Harrington, Patsy Smith, Judy Bell, Dora Mixon,I Larry Gionet, Barbara Brown, Nancy Daniel, Judy Lewis, Sharon Bennett, Ann Moore, Bonnie Beth Brown, Patsy Brown. SECOND ROW: Alda Wiley, Melba Wiley, Pat Lay, Pat Routzoug, Cynthia Robinson, Jean Van Kleeck, Sharon Morso, Patty McLatchey, Patsy Dowling, Barbara Rhodes, Nicky Lauwaert, Lorna McDougal, Bonnie Butt, Mary Barett, Nancy Henry. THIRD ROW: Lindy Adams, Pam Bosley, Carolyn Thompson, Kathy Peterson, Nila Parkinson, Helen Pickett, Mary Shettlesworth, Janeene Gritter, Claudia Burnett, Bonnie Hedge, Nancy Riley, Shirley Beardon, Barbara Miller, Kay Back, Carolyn Grout, Betty Hardin, FOURTH ROW: Mary Iggulden, Carolyn Smith, Anita McDuffie, Terry Wisniewski, Carla Dickinson, Sara Arnold, Judy Blackaby, Diane Lawton, Patsy Grizzard, Brenda Griffith, Maybell Clark, Janice Tryon, Gloria Smith, Pat Patton, Carole Baer, Carol Rigg, Judy Duckworth, Sandra Webb. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Parsonage, Helen Stevens, Russel Manes, Carol Coleman, Joyce Nor- ton, Lyn Quick, Kay Thompson, Sharon Edwards, Margie Musseau, Nancy Sistrunk, Betty Register, Carole Vanderwal, Patty Terrell, Peggy Bar- rett, Betsy Vann, Sue Patton, Rosemary Richards, Bertha Gullet. UNIOR GIRL Only with the strong and willing help of the Junior Girls will the Junior-Senior Prom be a success. This year the Junior Girls set their goal at 35600. Many proiects were undertaken and completed in order to reach this goal. Toothbrushes were sold, workdays were held, and ofcourse bakesales. They are a group of hardworking and enthusiastic girls. OFFICERS: Barbara Brown, President, Judy Bell, Secretary: Larry Gion- et, Mascot: Dora Mixon, Project Chairman: Nancy Daniel, Treasurer. I D . We'll even sell toothbrushes. l8O MAI OFFICE 'Sk FIRST ROW: Mrs. Riddell, Mrs. Webb, Suzie Henry, Mrs. Terrell. SECOND ROW: Dora Mixon, Doe Lehman, Medora Brewer, Faye Floyd, Sandra Webb, Marie Sullivan, Inez Ellis, Barbara Blinn, Pat Patron. THIRD ROW: Sandy Terrell, Pat Frazier, Nila Parkinson, Nancy Sistrunk, Mary Shattuck, Bonnie Hedge, Do1Tie Miller, Gail Carlson, Kay Deharl, Barbara Blackler, Faith Haack, Carol Rigg, Carol Baer. DEA 9 OFFICE Alice Smith, Jane Hanna, Belinda Youngblood, Pat Rouizong, Beverly Bull, Marga Sue Purser, Nancy Rowley, Larry Reeves, Peggy Howard Mrs. Timmerman, Mr. Hill. I8I D.C.T. FIRST ROW: Pat Patton, Pat Frazier, Sonia Robinson, Barbara Caswell, Sandra Crawford, Dean Thomas, Anne Monahan, Margaret Jones, Linda Ruff. SECOND ROW: Mr. Moore, Carmen Andreau, Irene Stevens, Barbara Blacker, Faith Haack, E. J. McDonald, Carole Baer, Carol Rigg, Betty Faye Phillips, Boyce Holler. THIRD ROW: Buddy Pafillo, Bill Greenwood, Richard Giles, Larry Williams, Burl Williams, Clifford Hubbell, Randy Mobley, Jimmy Friend, Joe Johnson. The members of the Fletcher D.C.T. can be seen leav- ing school every morning at ll:45. However, their day is not finished, for they are only going to harder tasks, their iobs with local merchants. For six years now this club's members have helped in various civic and school proiects. The D.C.T. gives many socials for its hard- working members. X ind c a FIRST ROW: Ann Monahan, Secretary, Dean Thomas, Treasurer, Sandra Crawford, Chaplain, Pat Frazier, Reporter, Betty Faye Phillips, Historian. SECOND ROW: Boyce Holler, Vice President, Burl Williams, President, Randy Mobley, Sergeant-at-Arms. Preparing for a typical day of work. l82 CHORUS ,,74ll., FIRST ROW: Mr. Fischer, Gerry Burney, Millie Burgess, Kathryn Lester, Jackie Rivas, Vinia Bennett, Jean Rawson, Syril Pressley, Darlene Robin- son, Mickie Brooks. SECOND ROW: Alben Daugherty, Mike Ballentine, Torn Harden, Nancy Rutledge, Mary Barrett, Carolyn Howard, Katie Wat- son, Helen McDowell, Dee Ann Jorden, Ester Lawbach. THIRD ROW: Ed Recely, John O'Hotnickey, Larry King, Donald Mills, John Grant. The members of the chorus strive to perfect their tone, harmony and quality by spending hours correct- ting their do's and re's until they have polished their .,,..-fiat l A ix.. Q El OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Larry King, Vice President, Catherine Lester, Proj- ect Chairman, Donald Mills, President, Nancy Rutledge, Treasurer, Jean Rawson, Secretary. voices to be a beautiful flowing rhythm. They bought their robes with the proceeds from different proiects, including a bake sale. Each year they are presented to the school in the Christmas program. The chorus adds to the spirit of Christmas. I83 is. sm x sz . K . . .,.k 3 ,N uinuf W inane- ! -'Sa ' , 4, .if - .. 0 Q . A if QA kv 7, Q ,- 1 v 4. ,I M n r ' J Q i ,I Q S P Y 0 A A Q i 1 1 andwgww i ,Shari 14 M- in , M Q nuff? 1 3' f 'K as My ,4 5 n ,,,,,...a---- ' 1 'V WMw' 4. Q K Q 5 iq, '- V. QQ llxlf ,wil T-'?--v-- FLETCHER BAND l85 N f 1' f ,.. ,W gm -w,.4..n-, MW, ,.,.,M..,,.'gc,. Q i. i PLEASE! Z, ,.,, 1 at ai I :,,-,i...g L h?gg,A,,.,o,,,,.,T.,,..,,,?,,,,lfZQ,.,. ,..A.. , I I 4 I , ., . , A.. FIRST ROW: Alein Bradshaw, Head Maiorette: Brad Buckley, Drum Maior: Kay Etheridge, Laura Mangels, Maiorette: BeaKay Larson, Maiorette: Pet- er Stevens, Drum Maior, Helen Kahoe, Maiorette. SECOND ROW: Carol VanderWaI, Larry Daniels, Jane Cook, Jim Hurd, Cheryl Anthony, Fred Harrell, Wayne Flippen, Frank Beebe, Judy Duckworth, Margaret Richardson. THIRD ROW: Dicky Ingler, Pat Holmes, Sandra Hollingsworth, Donna McGilly, Linda Lipscomb, Charles Dellinger, Susan Perry, Grace Kirkpatrick. FOURTH ROW: John Golding, Billy Noe, George Cummings, John Lipton, Jerome Seavey, Harry Rinse, Joe Leaptrot, David King, John Owens, Morris Lane. FIFTH ROW: Conrad Bauder, Wesley Seavey, Ray Fleek, Mace Miller, Tommy Miller, Bobby Allen, Richard Mathews, Louis Rielli, Mike Everett. SIXTH ROW: George Cox, Clifton Simons, Robert Kilgo, Bertha Gullet, Kenneth Justice, Henry Stokes, John Stewart, Linda Butler, Mike Maiors. SEVENTH ROW: Helen Stevens, Alan Moore, Wayne Chao, Tommy Bates, Billy Talbert, David Cunningham, John Rawls, Butch Smith, Robert Swanner. lun... -.I ,Jf,, 4L.....:'?-I Mr. Beckham, Bandmaster D I Under his leadership the band 1 has attained new high standards. 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'eh rg- NV: 5: .-1 -m 9 'I 0 s EBBA TOWNSAND and EILEEN FAULKNERH MCDUFFIE JEWELER Giff Headquarlers of +he Beaches Wa+ch and Jewelry Repairing Isl' Avenue Norlh Jacksonville Beach l Complimenls of WOLF BROTHERS, INC. Jacksonville, Fla. i Snake' ' '4 Painfs Wallpaper Glass Murals Hardware-Ar'r Supplies-Piclure Framing 330 9+h Ave. N. A8rA Shopping Cen+er Ch 9-4053 IRVIN SMITH SHOES 81 CLOTHING 934-38 Nor+h 3rd Sfreel' Jacksonville Beach Besl' Wishes JACOBS JEWELERS I+ means much more when i'l s 'From Jacobs Jewelers KNOX TV I2I Isl Ave. N. Jax. Bch. Ch. 9-2492 We serve all +he Beaches GEORGE KNOX - Owner-Operalor UNCEL'S LAUNDROMAT 2I5 6+h AVENUE NORTH JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA Across From A8zP Marker Self Service Complele Drop OH Service Dry Cleaning GIDDENS-GRIFFITH FUNERAL HOME Complele and Moclern Facililies Air-Concli+ionecl Ambulance Service II7 SOUTH 3rcl AVE. JACKSONVILLE BEACH Phone CHerry 9-2374 I 3. .. The future surely belongs to the youths who prepare Themselves to accept the responsibility for it. i L , 5 1 i ,V J . l 2 f i Bm Firsl' in Values for 'rhe Home . A i A NAME THAT MEANS MORE IN FURNlTURE Forsylh Corner Broad Phone ELgin 4-459l JOE'S PLUMBING 84 APPLIANCE Plumbing Thal Pleases Plumbing-Repairs-All'eraI'ions No Job Too Small J. G. COSTELLO, Owner 599 AI'lan'l'ic Blvd. Telephone CH. 9-9877 ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA I 1 MW. STEWARWBXROTI-LEBCSW ,4j?lHAR I K , E I S'rore , Ie ' I kFirs'l' A e rad Pablo Awgirllig 5 .1 J .Wx CHAO HARDWARE Two Slores DURALITE PAINT Jacksonville Beach Member F.N.B. Charge Plan WM. S. HOWELL Realtor 325 Al'lan+ic Blvd. ATLANTIC BEACH. FLA. FIRESTONE BEACH SUPPLY Your headquarlers 'For sporling goods.. gym equipmenl, and everylhing 'For l'he home. I l 1 -awfk Beslf Wishes 'lo Class of '60 CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH COMPLIMENTS OF Gerry Adams ATLANTIC BEACH HOTEL I I I0IIIIIIlIIIfI?g I U vnufsm WILLIAM'S FINE FABRICS 635-3rd Sfreef Norfh Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Complimenfs of A FRIEND For +he Very BesI' FRAZIER'S FLORIST, INC. Jacksonville Beach 325 N. 9I'h Ave. Phone' Ch 9-4933 JAX. BEACH TEXACO SERVICE Beach Blvd. and 3rd S+ree+ Jax. Beach, Florida MARFAK LUBRICATION - POLISHING WASHING - TIRES AND TUBES MUFFLERS COLE'S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 73l 7+h Avenue Norfh One Hour Service Wool and Fur S+orage BOBBY NICE and PAT GURLEY - r' PHONE CH. 9-9670 ' A-1 TELEVISION SERVICE fij2,,,, ZI7 4+h AVE., N. JAX BEACH Firs+ in Color Television Service We Repair All Makes of Radios and Televisions NEAL'S STYLE SHOPPE Ladies' Ready-'ro-Wear We Sfrive +o Please I32 Isl AVE. NORTH JAX. BEACH. FLA Goodrich Tires S+andard Prod uc'rs BEACH TIRE COMPANY 807 N. Firs'I' Sfreef, Jax. Bch. Phone Ch 9-423I iii Complimen+s of TOT 81 TEEN 1 I BETTY'S GOWNS Dis+inc+ive Women's Apparel 226 A+lan+ic Blvd. AH. Bch. BEACH LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Jacksonville Beach HDEZMOND WATERS THE JACKSONVILLE DAILY I Q C: N EWS PAPERS Q, -,bt fe':z.1zL': ihzpsitf.::L'ifJ:s.T2s.',53.500 2 IIy on reI'aiI sales in - .7 JACKSONVILLE I600 on Your Dial THE FINANCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND DISTRIBUTION CAPITAL OF FLORIDA Uhr ililuriha Ziinueu-1H11in11 MORNING AND SUNDAY 61112 .ilaxrkanuuillv 3I111I1'1lEII EVENING CLIFF CAIL AGENCY 224 N. 3rd S+. JACKSONVILLE BEACH Phone CH 9-2l75 STATE FARM INS. CO. CLIFF CAIL-Agenf Complimenis of JUNE WRIGHT Real Es+aI'e 325 AI'IanI'ic Blvd. MARIE McGAHAN'S FLOWER SHOP II8 3rd Ave. Jax Beach Phone CH 9-5062 NorIh FIorida's Besi' Music SIaI'ion' CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY Prescrip+ions, ThaI s My Business CH 9-9796 A+Ian+ic Beach, Florida TOMMY TROTTA, PAULA CAIv1PBELL,and LINDA ULMER ISV ARNOLD'S TV SERVICE AIl Makes and Models A8rA Shopping CenI'er 3I9 9'I'h Avenue Nor'I'h JAX. BCH., FLA. J CKIE RICHARD and REMBERT ARNOLD Complimenls of FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Down+own: I6 Laura SI'reeI' Branch: I086 Edgewood Ave. BEACH APPLIANCE CENTER I30 Isl' Ave. No. Ch 6-3297 Jacksonville Beach, Fla. YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER A+ +he Beaches Sales Service Complimenls of SOUTHERN MAID SCHOOL SUPPLIES Complimen'rs of BROOKER'S BARBER SHOP JETER'S FAMILY SHOES 2l2 N. Isl' Slreel' Jacksonville Beach 5561 QQWA Wofef Direclly on I'he World's Finesl' Beach' 27 S. Isl' Sfreef JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA JAMES KEYES CHerry 9-9778 Owner-Manager CHerry 6-2348 THE COTTON'S BEACH TOGGERY Dis+inc+ive Apparel 202 lsi' S+. Jax. Beach THE FRIENDLY SHOP , ATLANTIC BEACH . Complimenfs of I GULF SERVICE STATION SWCK'-AND 5 Corner of 3rd and Beach Blvd. IIFUEL HANK WILKERSON and SUSAN HU 1- 13 JCE MERRlLL'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING ,Q-Z7 2.4 . . - -'41 ,. 2--, ' 1. Bes+ of Luck, Seniors FLOYD'S 5 AND I0 SomeI'hing New Every Day JAX. BCH. ATL. BCH. 4448 Hendricks Ave., Jax., Fla. BARBARA STORMES and KRISTINE 6RINTER NORMAN MINCH EW Real EsI'a're-Insurance 206 NORTH FIRST STREET Phone CH 9-235I Z EAST COAST STEEL BUILDING CO II7I Beach Blvd., Jax Bch., Fla. P.O. BOX 207 Ch 6-2289 Complimenis of ED SMITH LUMBER COMPANY Building MaI'eriaIs Hardware PainI's 200 FIRST STREET NEPTUNE BEACH Serving Ihe Beaches Since I925 PROCTOR'S HARDWARE Wesiinghouse Appliances WILLIAMS 81 ELLIS, INC. I003 N. 3rd S+. Jax. Bch., Fla. Real EsIa+e Insurance Mor+gages MARTIN G. WILLIAMS. JR. TOM ELLIS Insurance Thai' Pays Ch 9-23I9 Ch 9-5898 ADKINS PHARMACY Reliable Prescrip+ions 524 NorIh Is+ S+ree'r JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLORIDA W El 5 f INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 2I3 Farsi' A enue Norllx Jaclcson :Ile Beach Flornda AVERY AND WILSON, INC. CongraI'ula+ions BOLUNS 2058 San Marco Blvd. Jacksonville, Fla. BEACH SHELL SERVICE Penman Road A+lan+ic Blvd. Ch 9-9482 RESTAURANT ROBERT B. MOORE MICKEY MORPER 3I4 N07-+I-1 Fig-5+ S+, Jacksonville Beach GINGER STROBECK and ROBERT SHEARONH Congra+uIa+ions, Class of '60 ,, gfirsyvf-f42f+,.-,,. ,,.,g.,4 , . Q 2 Lf Y K 11.-5,'g5Lg,:q ki V . , I it , 1 V, ,.Q3',4'1g' D5E.,f.:ff2, , - V -' 7 .P .. , s f ATLANTIC BEACH APARTMENTS 81 DELICATESSEN Owned and Opera+ed by Nafional AuI'omoI:iIe Insurance Ocean Boulevard -A+IanI'ic Beach 35 3 I I I I Real Es'I'aI'e - Builder - Insurance ROY H. NELSON - MAXIE JONES, Mgfs. O FRED L. AH ERN I We Can Afford 'ro Lose a Sale buf Never a Friend 929 No. 3rd S+. Jax. Bch., Fla. Ch 9-9035 Complimenls of Comijjjfm ' THE MORGAN co A FRIEND 3I9 No. ISI S+ree+ Jacksonville Beach TH E DALLAS SHOP Casual Wear I04 Isl' SI'ree+ Nepfune Beach, Fla. n 1,-ji LOUIE BADGER 'H FURNITURE CO. CompIeIe Home Furnishings CH 9-9787 202 N. 2nd S+. Jax. Bch. NEVIN MILLER and EVA BADGER McNEILL INSURANCE AGENCY UIIDERIWDD 'NC- Two Fine Sfores Io Serve You I36 FirsI' Avenue Norfh Hogan aI' Monroe BOX 35 Also a+ 2OI6 San Marco JACKSONVILLE BEACH. FLORIDA HowARD's eARAeE I C m 'i 'e +S of A + bw R , L MAG-elE's HAIR FAsHloNs u omo Ie epalrs I 222 Nor+h Third SI'reeI' Jacksonville Beach 2I8 FirsI' SIree'I-Cherry 9-2050 PHONE CH 6-287I NEPTUNE BEACH, FLA. Air ConcIiI-ioned 228 Slx+h Ave., N. Jax. Bch. CH 9-598I HBUTCH MOORE and MARY SYDENHAMH Bes+ Wishes 'Io +he Class of '60 RICHARD HAMILTON IOI Real Es+a'Ie - Mor+gages Appraisals MEMBER OF MULTIPLE LISTING S ERVICE 2 N. 3rd S+. Jacksonville Beach Fffi E' J .gd lw' JacksonvilIe's Smar+es+ Apparel Sh op for Men ancl Women CompIimenI's o'F A FRI EN D Bes+ Wishes From 'rhe BEACH BANK Member of Federal Deposi+ Insurance CorporaI'ion and Federal Reserve Sysrem COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES FOR ALL THE BEACHES HAL MULLIS and JEAN DOGGETH Congralulalions 'ro 'rhe Class of I960 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK of Jacksonville Your Southside Bank 203I HendricIc's Avenue JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Member F.D.I.C. Complimenls of TOWNSEND HAWKES Realfors and Insurors Builders I26 Beach Blvd. CH 9-90lI g Op Y Charge Acc S5C i2il uv or While You S I 34 W. Forsy'I'h-Sou+hga're Plaza I738 Main-I003 Parlc R. R. ROSBOROUGH , ,. a. BROTHER, INC. C0mP m'-WS 4-D 33 SouI'h Hogan Sfreei' of JACKSONVILLE 2, FLORIDA A FRIEND Q' L, Phone EL3-7425 ' Ever Wonder Why- SO Many Gracluales Turn IO Gull Life for a Career, Or Their Life Insurance? Ask Any Gullliler Compliments yy yyy Z l L , of A FRIEND Gulf ife Jwowace I24 W. Ashley S+reeI-Jacksonville Fla Complimenfs of Complimen+s of MR MAC'S BARBER SHOP Complimemus Congra+ula+ions! of BOB'S LAUNDERETTE 6l0 N. 3rd S+. JACKSONVILLE BEACH FLORIDA BENNETT'S MOTELS A+lan'Hc Beach Jacksonville Beach Complgmems of 2 Blocks From Ocean H. CO., SWIMMING POOL 24 Lanes Auiomafic Pinsp H' THE BEACH BOWL Junior leagues invi+ed Special rafes for sTuden+s CH-9-9849 8l8 BCH. BLVD.. JAX. BCH. N x N ' ' fs r'f.Y L. .'1 P' 3 A 1 V. 9 W X X lf! 'LA' WSP, Q ,J X W :Q Lf Q 1 ,L ' ' ,gf 4, Q g. Yi 3, ' X A I LQ E L' L' j iri J P 5, ., .A 5 f X - 2 I ,V 3 I X f N. Y ff 7 1 X N 'T .h N X Congratulations 7 CLASS OF 60 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY S. A. KYLE, INC MEMBER OF NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS Phone ELgi Funeral Direc'I'ors IOI Years of Service I856-I884-Calvin Oak I884-I887-Byron G. Oak I 887- I 889-George W. Clark I889-I909-Charles A. Clark I909-I936-MoulI'on and Kyle I936- I 938-Kyle and Swanson I938- -S. A. Kyle n 3-3966 Es+ablished I856 S. A. KYLE, Pres. S. M. McLELLAN, Sec I7 W. Union 532 Wesl' Forsyrh S+. JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA Graduare +o Grearer Food Savings aI' Your Friendly COLONIAL STORES Compllmenls ROY NELSON, INC. of Real EsI'aI'e A FRIEND 926 N. Third S+. PAULA JEAN'S House of Junior Fashions Wishes each of you Seniors- Good luck and God speed Ioward your goal in life. TH Ho Compliments of E BEACH NEWS me Owned and Operaled PARKlNsoN's CAMERAS 235 9+ Ave- N- The Beaches Camera Shop I22 Nor+h Firsl' S+ree+ Jax. Beach, Fla. CH. 6-2700 Compliments of BYLLIE SMITH NURSERY I3595 Atlantic Boulevard PHONE CH 9-9962' Rt. I, Box 337D3, Jacksonville, Fla. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Moller Congratulations NEPTUNE LAUNDRY 220 Ist S'I'ree'I' NEPTUNE BEACH I , Compliments of BILL'S RESTAURANT AND DRIVE-IN STANLY AND JEANNE HOLLSINGER I28 North 3rcI Ave. Home away from Home for the Senators Best Wishes and Success to the Graduates of I959 MCCLURE ELECTRIC CO CONTRACTORS, INC. JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLA. In ' x 21 , A A N. 'XJ U V. x' . - A X, 'J H1555 cz Pleasure to Bank al TheQ71tlar9b51c3' ff M if Xi N x R55 Q N V X Vx IX -.A - M' A N. 'X . x 3 Q A pg . W, A A XF N 0 A X5 A I . JN , I A A . N ' V A, ' FN I X3 U' N If I Tlx , S' A3 X Kg Iv xi , XX Q xx 'J I GI 'f H qv 'U X x,I 'PV . .XJR N Lf N, , I L I Q ' 'R I If W . nl X so .. . Q X no XY NATIONAL BANK 3. Rf or JACKQQNVILL: LQPJ .kip If ,SEVEN I I KJ Organized 1903 L 'Aly IX IN A X1 Ji ' xn MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of A FRIEND MURPHY PAINT 8: FLOOR COVERING CO. 2I7-2I9 No. Isf Avenue Phone CHerry 9-4464 JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLA. NEWBERRY WYNONA J. NEWBERRY NEWBERRY JEWELERS CH9-2009 I24 No. Is'I' S+. JacIrsonviIIe Beach, Fla. For Real Esfafe See: J. S. IBeacI1I BUCK CompIimen+s For Insurance of See: MARY E. BUCK qsucx INSURANCE AGENCYI E. G. Roche 228 N. 3rd S+. Jax. Beach, Fla. I I T I T L E suuucfl coufnmf 1 I f Nl' 223 Eas+PaBay S+ e+ u Xxplaclxsghville, X . F V fi. Y XI 3.9. Boi was I TL 5-8405 X A W -ll 7? A I ai! W I IJ xx ' ffl Di Congra+ula+ions and Bes+ Wishes From FLORIDA STATE THEATRES FLORIDA IMPERIAL EDGEWOOD AN MARCO ARCADE CAPITOL EMPRESS Your Besi' Screen En+er'I'ainmen+ Gene Daniel and Moureen Leino Complimenfs From CHATEAU RESTAURANT Locally owned and operafed by Preben Johansen Serving Jrhe famous Smorgasbord every Sunday' For informaiion and reservafions call CH-9-5326 Coke Makes Your ParI'y Sparkle WILLlAM'S NURSERY AND GARDEN STORE For Fine Plan+s and Your Needs in Garden Supplies. l4535 Beach Blvd. CH-9-4546 SAVEAT OD STC?-is ii- Savings-Service-Sa+isfac+ion Plus S8rH Green Sfamps MARIE WILEY. FRANCES HAGLER and CAROL BRYAN BEACH PRINTING COMPANY 23I Pablo Ave. COMPLETE MIMEOGRAPHING SERVICE OFFSET PRINTING AND ENGRAVING Serving fhe Beaches for I9 Years ARMORED CAR SERVICE The Same Service Your Bank Uses DAILY BANK DEPOSITS CHANGE DELIVERY OF PAYROLLS MAIL PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Day and Nighf Service ELgin 5-646I GUY MARVIN, INC. I22 Jefferson Sf. R. H. MAGNUSON AND COMPANY Posf Office Box 73 JAX. BCH. FLA. CI1 9-4756 DEALERS FOR STRAN-STEEL-METAL BUILDINGS No Phofograph Job foo Large . ia for FRANK BROUGHTON CI-I Q-?'20I l dvfgrafulatiarzs to the Gradzzataf FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK of Jacksonville One of 28 Banks in fhe Florida Nafional Group MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ncl 3 I ! N N 1 KAY TYSON EMMETT GRAN DY a 4 Q CZ 2 QU. fg- ,DI T332 mu.: -Sm 35 and P ...Z 'NO m X O 4 -1 I l f l N 1 film, xy DEAN E'S 'fig STU 81 Our Sincere Cbhgrafulafions +o THE I960.SENATOR STAFF BEACH FLORIM CHRISTiNE SMITH CAMERA SUPPLIES 09 D VIRGIL DEANE I I I I I ri I I I MR. ,I MR. MR. . MR. k MR. I MR MR. CHASTAIN'S MEN'S STORE I29 Isf Ave. Norih JACKSONVILLE BEACH CH. 9-55I8 HERMAN J. CHASTAIN Owner I MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM S. BECKHAM MR. AND MRS. R. W. BELL I MRS. MARION BERTUCCI I MR. AND MRS. O. A. BROCK I CAPTAIN AND MRS. FREDERICK WM. BROWN MR. AND MRS. J. H. BRUNSON MR. AND MRS. ERNEST BUTT II MRS. ELAINE CRAWFORD M AND MRS. HEWETT H. DANIEL AND MRS. J. W. FAULKNER AND MRS. AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS. R. W. FOWLER ERNEST GABRIEL E. W. GRANDY R. D. GRAY E. M. HAGLER R. D. HALL I MR. COUNCILMAN WEBSTER F. HARRINGTCN MR. AND MRS. W. E. HARRISON 1 I f L I I I l I I I 1 95 T4- fi IX w N Q-1 The TUNARSUS had IIS beginning in 'rhe summer of l959, when peopIe noied if on Ihe beach. II' sfands abou+ 2'f2 fee? high and feeds on fish and smaII people. When capIured in a voIIeybaII neI'. i'r squirms around on iI's fricfion foof and uH'ers paihehc cries of Te-huh-huh unhl some- one usi ou o i'r miser b kiIIin if wi'rh a good pI + + I S whack on 'Ihe head wiIh a Y Y 9 basebaII bat PATRONS MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. AND MRS. AND MRS AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. . AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. L. A. HELQUIST WILLIAM H. JOBES HARRY D. KOHLA MARION F. MARVIN KENNETH D. McLATCHEY WILLIAM O. MIZE ALFRED E. NEWMAN HUGH OWENS EDWARD PICKFORD WILLIAM J. RODGERS HARRY B. SCHNABEL GEORGE W. SHEARON W. A. SMITH WILLIAM VANDERWAL MARSHALL W. WALSH DR. AND MRS. GEORGE WATKISS MR. AND MRS. JAMES D. WATERS JR. A DEAR FRIEND OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM 2I5 ,f ' 'Q We are indeed proud of the 1960 Senator, but we know we don't deserve full credit tor it. First of all we Wish to thank Miss Hinkle and Miss Warren. Being the sponsor ot an annual is sorne- thing in itself, but being the kind ot sponsors they are is truly to loe commended. We, the start, sincere- ly thank you. We would like to thank you, Mr. Deane, for your superior photogra- phy. We realize that good pictures are essential in editing a good an- nual. We wish to extend our deep ap- preciation to Mr. and Mrs. Stro- beck tor their patience and coop- eration during the many hours that we rnonopolized their horne. We also wish to thank Marine- land tor supplying the picture of the porpoise. Last, but not least, we thank you, our advertisers and Patrons, for your interest in the 1960 Senator. Ackland, Billie Ruth 39, Adams, Lindy 62, 180 Adams, Sandra 39 Adrian, Judy 70, 171 Allen, Bobby 186 Altman, Browne 62 Altobellis, Rica 70 Anderson, Tommy 39 Andrew, Marion 161 Andrews, Stephanie 62, 171, 180 Andreu, Carmen 182 Arnold, Jackie 70, 159, 173, Ad Arnold, Sarah 62, 180 Arold, Gayle 70, 160, 173 Averitt, Kenneth 70 Back, Bill 62 Back, Kay 62, 180 Baer, Carole 63,161,180,181,182 Baker, John 125, 138, 139 Ballentine, Mike 39, 138, 139, 183, Ad Banks, David 62, 63, 137, 139, 156, 162, 163 Barnes, Patricia 70 Barnes, Peter 39, 138, 139 Barnes, Sam 70 Barnhill, Wanda 70 Barr, Joan 70, 173 Barrett, Margaret 63, 175, 180 Barrett, Marye 63, 180, 183 Bauder, Conrad 186, 187 Bearden, Shirley Q 63, 160, 180 Beckham, Bob 63 Beebe, Frank 63, 186 Belcher, Barbara 39 Belcher, Cynthia 70 Bell, Judy 62, 63, 157, 162, 163, 176, 177, 180 Bennett, Kathleen 39 Bennett, Howard 39 Bennett, Sharon 63, 180, Bennett, Vinia 70, 160, 173, 183 Ruth Ann 40 Martha 33, 70, 142, 162, 178 Mike 63, 141 157,159,174 Bentzel, Bertucci, Bertucci, Betzold, Fred 1, 62, 63, 125, 146, 151, 156, 163, Bigbie, Johnny 70 Bivins, Deloris 70, 147 Black, Sam 63, 163 Blackaby, Judy 63, 162, 172, 180 Blackler, Barbara 14, 63, 181, 182 Blemel, Nancy 63, 146 Boring, Carol 40, 168 Bosley, Pamela 63, 161, 180 Bostwick, Henry 130, 158 Boswell, Betty 70 Bowley, Cheryl 70, 159 INDEX Doug 40 Bradshaw, Alein 40, 186, 187 Brantley, Clelland 70, 135 Brazell, Al 40 Brazell, John 70 Breedlove, Bobby 130 Brewer, Brewer, Brooks, Brown, Brown, Browh, Brown, Brown, Medora 70, 142, 162, 171, 178, 181 Toby 19, 40, 125, 127, 158, Acl Mickey 40, 171, 183 Barbara 63, 142, 147, 157, 162, 180 Bonnie Beth 63, 142, 162, 180 Claudia 70, 171 Larry 40, 116, 125, 138, 139, 170 Patsy 63, 162, 180 Brunson, Beth 69, 70, 153, 157, 162, 171, 173 Bryan, Barbara 70, 159 Bryan, Carol 1, 41,117, 150,159, 175, Ad Bryant, Steve 38, 41, 120, 124, 125, 126, 133 144, 152,156,158,170,172, Ad Buckley, Brad 167, 179, 186, 187 Bull, Beverly 41, 96, 107, 157, 159, 170, 177, 181 Bull, Chelly 70, 159, 173 Burgess, Mildred 41, 183 Burkett, William 63 Burkhalter, Bob 167, 173 Burnett, Claudia 63, 162, 175, 180 Burney, Gerry 63, 183 Burr, Bettina 38, 41, 119, 121, 154, 159, 174, 175 Burr, Bob 38,41,107,111,125,129,137,138 158, 170 Butler, Lynda 70, 168, 173, 186 Butt, Bonnie 35, 63, 142, 162, 180 Byerly, Mike 41 , 158 Byerly, Tom 130 Cadoura, Marty 41, 159 Cain, Dutt 63 Cain, Sharon 160 Campbell, Paula 42, 157, 159, Ad Cann, Johanna 42, 147, 154, 166, 168, 172, 175 Cargal, Perry 139 Ad Carlisle, Carlson, Frances 63 Gail 70, 159, 171, 181 Carney, William CEd1 131 Carrison, Jordan 70 Carter, Buddy 70, 135, 141, 153, 156, 163, 173 Caswell, Barbara 42, 181, 182 Chaires, Parkhill 139 Chattaway, Margie 42 ' Claiborne, Jean Ellen 1, 42, 115, 150, 157, 159 177 Clapp, George 70, 139 Clark, Harriett 42 218 172 176 166 172 Clark, Mabelle 63, 180 Clary, Charlane 71 Claxton, Diane 42, 168, 171 Clemo, Alice 70 Clemo, Polly 42 Cliett, Lee 70, 131 Coleman, Benny 43, 139, 168 Coleman, Carol 63, 180 Coleman, Jesse 63, 168 Collins, Linda 167, 179 Collins, Marylyn 63 Combs, Jannie 43, 168, 171 Conway, Danelia 71 Cook, Elizabeth 43, 172, 179 Copeland, Geannie 63, 157, 159, Ad Corbett, Cathy 71 , 159, 171 Corcoran, Pat 71 Costello, Barbara 71, 159, 171, 173 Cox, George 71 , 186 Cox, Ronald 43, 125 Crawford, Mina 64, 152 Crawford, Sandra 43, 182 Crosslen, Anna 43, 168 Crosslen, Lynda 71 Crowder, Ronnie 64, 125, 158 Cummings, George 71, 186 Daniel, Gene 43, 108, 125, 126, 138, 139, 158, 170, Daniel, Nancy 1, 64, 142,f151, 162, 180, Ad Daniels, Joyce 71 Daugherty, Alben 43, 134, 135, 183 Davidson, Carolyn 71 Davis, Butch 31, 44, 125, 127, 158 Davis, Herbert 44 Davis, Margaret 71 , 172 De Hart, Charles 64, 146 De Hart, Kay 71, 159, 171, 181 Delorey, Sylvia 64 Dickinson, Carla 64, 160, 175, 180 Dickinson, Harry 64 Dickinson, Ruthie 71 , 147, 160, 175 Dicks, Raymond 71 Diz, Linda . 44, 113, 166, 167, 172, 174, 179 Doggett, Jean 1, 44, 151, 166, 175, Ad Donegan, Gail 71 Dorough, Robert 71 , 170 Dowling, Patsy 33, 64, 159, 180, Ad Dozier, Sandra 44 Drewery, Sandra 168 Duckworth, Judy 64, 180, 186 Dukes, Robert 64 Duncan, George 44, 121, 156, 166, 167, 172, 179 Duncan, Kyle 130, 135, 158, 173 Eaton, Paul 139 Edge, Ronnie 71 , 131 Edwards, Sharon 64, 171, 180 Elkins, Bobby 71, 125, 139 Ellis, lnez 71,160,181 English, John 71, 130 Etheridge, Kay 186, 187 Everett, Benny 17, 64, .125, 139, 156, 163, Faulkner, Eileen 1, 64, 142, 151, 162, Ad Fernsler, Dee 71 Fewox, Diane 71 Fitez, Dennis 44 Flowers, Cyvette 71, 146, 147, 159, 173 Flowers, Neva 64, 146, 160 Floyd, Faye 181 Floyd, Katherine 64 Floyd, Marcella 64 Floyd, Shirley 71, 159, 171 Forrest, Ann 44, 171, 174 Fortenberry, Thomas 130 Fowler, Buck 45, 163 Fowler, Sandra 71 , 145,16O, 172 Frazier, Edward 45, 131, 138, 139 Frazier, Pat C11thJ 64,161,181,182 Frazier, Pat C1'Oth1 157, 173 Friend, Jim 45, 182 Fuller, Roy 22 Furst, Florence 45 Gandy, Bob 64 Gatewood, Gay 71, 159, 173 Gavin, Jimmy 64, 129, 163 Geevers, Ellen 71, 160, 173, 175 George, Donna Lee 71 Gertz, John 131, 139 Gibson, David 64 Giles, Richard 182 Gionet, Larry 64, 129, 156, 163, 180, Ad Gonzales,Waldena -45 D Gordon, Pat 71, 142, 159, 171, 173 Gorman, Carol 45, 154, 159, 166, 175 Graham, Doug 45 Grandy, Emmett 36, 45, 125, 128, 132, 144, 145, 152, 170, 172, Ad Grandy, Jan 64, 142, 162, 180 Grant, John 183 Gray, Jan 46 Gray, Judy -46, 112, 121, 152,157,172 Gray, Sandy 163, 173 Green, Betsy 69, 71, 162, 171, 178 Green, Johnny 72, 139, 156, 158, 170, 173 Greenwood, Bill 46, 121, 166, 182 Gregory, Ty 72, 158, 167, 173, 179 170, Ad 134, 135 Griffen, Deanne 72, 142, 168 Griffin, Mary Sue 72 Griffin, Phillip 72, 130, 163, 173 Griffith, Brenda 180 Griffith, Sandra 25, 46 Grinter, Kristine 46, 159, Ad Griswell, Robert 72, 131 Gritter, Janeen 64, 180 Grizzard, Patsy 64, 162, 180 Grossbart, Sandford 64 Grout, Carolyn 64, 161, 181 Guerra, Gene 46 Guest, Carl 168 Gullett, Bertha 64, 180, 186 Gurley, Pat 46, 159, Ad Haack, Faith 64,161, 181,182 Hagelgans, Susan 46, 154, 166, 175 Hagler, Frances 1, 35, 47, 96, 150, 159, 174, Ad Hall, David 64, 141,156,170 Hamby, Faye 15, 47 Hanna, Jane 72, 181 Hanna, Marie 47, 171 Hanner, Vivian 72 Hanvey, Pam 47, 96 Harben, James 47, 174 Hardee, Randy 125, 163 Harden, William 183 Hardin, Betty 64, 180 Harrell, Fred 65, 179, 186 Harrington, Shirley 65, 157, 162, 180 Havens, Roy 31, 47, 125, 127, 138,139 Hawkes, Jack 72, 173 Hawley, Kathleen 47, 159 Head, Robert 47 Headen, Ray 65 Hedge, Bonnie 65, 162, 171, 180, 181 Henderson, Ann 65, 153, 162 Henderson, Lillian 161 Hendrix, Amy 48, 97, 171 Henry, Nancy 65, 154, 180 Henry, Sue Ann 48, 96, 159, 176, 177, 181 Hentosh, Agnes 72, 160, 172, 173, 175 Hernandez, Lucy 72 Hess, Larry 65, 125, 139 Hess, Paul 48, 138, 139, 158 Hester, Judy 48, 161 Hiers, Susan 72 Higginbotham, Bob 48, 107, 158, 171 Hill, Keith 48, 163 Hindin, Richard 65 Hixon, Fred 48, 125, 128 Holland, Barbara 72, 147 Holler, Boyce 182 Holloway, Betty Boyd 49, 166, 167, 179 Honrath, Beverly 72 Hoover, Jack 72, 163, 173 Hopkins, Raymond 72 Howard, Carolyn 49, 183 Howard, Danny 72 Howard, Edna 72 Howard, Peggy 181 Howell, Eddie 49 Hubbell, Cliff 49, 182 Hughes, Mary 65, 160 Hulett, Susan 49, 146, 159, 171, Ad Hull, Judy 168 Hurd, John 65, 168 Huvard, Cheryl 72 Hyde, David 125, 135, 163 lggulden, Mary 65, 180 Jarboe, Jimmy 141, 158 Jobes, Mike 49, 131, 138, 139, 170, Ad Joca, John 72 Johnson, Joe 49, 182 Johnson, Richard 65 Jones, Carol 72, 153, 162, 173, 178 Jones, Danny 49 Jones, George 130, 139, 158 Jones, Lorraine 65 Jones, Margaret 65, 182 Jordan, Dee Ann 72, 175, 183 Joyner, Gordon 130, 139, 156, 158 Justice, Dwain 30, 72, 131, 173 Justice, Wayne 72, 173 Kamienski, Kay 72 Kane, Sharyn 160 Kane, Tommy 50, 161 Kay, Thomas 72 Kegley, Kegley, Duke 72, 173, Not pictured 69, Victor 50, 125, 128, 144, 145 Kelley, George 72 Kennedy, Charles 65 Kenyon, Eddie , 65, 131,139, 153 Kielley, Lyle 50, 119, 146, 158 Kills, Manuel 50, 137, 138, 139 King, Eugene 65, 125 King, James 17, 65, 135, 158 King, Larry 30, 65, 139, 166, 179, 183 Kirk, Fred 50 Kluessner, William 135, 173, 179 Kuhn, Marty 72, 175 Landrum, Liz 50, 157, 159 Langley, Frank 65, 163 Langsto n, Sarah Lee 73, 162,178 Langston, William 73, 167, 173, 179 Laubach, Ester 183 153,163 Laubach, Tom 139 Lauwaert, Nicky 65, 142, 143, 157, 180 Law, Walter 50, 166, 167 Lawhead, Frank 65, 163 Lawliss, Pauline 50 Lawton, Arthur 51 Lawton, Diane 65, 180 Lay, Pat 180 Lee, Frank 51, 152, 158,170 Lee, Patricia 65 Lee, Ted 73 Lehman, Doe 73,171,181 Lehman, Jim 65 Leino, Moureen 51, 107, 108, 114, 142, 152, 159, 171 , 172, Ad Leslie, Richard 73, 173 Lester, Kathryn 73, 183 Lewis, Judy 65, 153,162, 171, 180 Lipton, John 186 Livingston, Jerry 51, 140, 141, 158 Long, Margaret 51 Love, Jerry 65 Lueders, Connie 73 Lynch, Pat 65 Lynne, Ann 73 Mabry, Larry 51, 112, 121, 156, 172,174 MacDonnell, E. J. 51, 182 MacDougal, Lorna 65, 180 Majors, Mike 73 Malin, Ronald 139 Manes, Russell 65, 180 Marcum, Jane Ann 73, 159, 171 Marcum, John 66 Marso, Sharon 18, 66, 147, 160, 175, 180 Mathews, Richard 73, 167, 173, 186, 187 McCain, Diane 66, 160, 180 McCloud, Allen 51, 138, 139 McCormick, Patricia 62, 73, 157, 162, 171, 173, Ad McCormick, Suzanne 38, 52, 97, 106, 107 110, 121, 156, 157, 171, 172, 1'74, Ad McDaniel, Don 66 McDaniel, Ron 66 McDowell, Helen 66, 183 McDutfie, Annita 66, 160, 180 McFall, Walter 66, 125, 139 McGehee, Claude 73, 130, 139, 163, 173 McGeehe, Jim 22, 66, 139, 163 McKenzie, Karen 66 McLane, Janet 73 iviciaichey, Patty 1, 56, 151, 157, 158, 152, 175 180, Ad McWilliams, Ross 17, 66, 141, 158 Medley, Bob 66, 125, 139, 158, 170 Mehrtens, Nick 66, 163 Melven, Jackie 52, 147 Melven, Judy 15, 52,171 Merrihew, James 52 Merrill, Charlotte 73, 159, Ad Mier, George 66 Miller, Barbara 66, 179, 180 Miller, Carol 52, 172 Miller, Dottie 52, 171, 1'81 Miller, Linda 75, 153,171 Miller Miller ,Murray 52,125,126,158 Nevin 52' 107 110 134 152,156,158,169,17O,172,Ad Miller, Robert 130 Miller, Tommy 73, 186 fflills, Mills, Mills, Mills, Ann 73,168,171 Donald 183 James CWoodyJ 73, 158 Tom 53,140, 141,170 Mixon, Dora 66, 157, 162, 176, 177, 180, 181 Mobley, Carolyn 73, 168, 175 Mobley, Randy 53, 182 Monahan, Anne 53,182 Mongeau, Paul 66 Moore, Ann 66, 162, 180 Moore, Butch 1, 25, 53, 121, 125, 127, 150, 156, Ad Moore, Marguertte CRitaJ 53 Morel, Jimmy 53 Morley, Carolyn 73, 172 Mouro, Tommy 28, 66, 141,158,170 Mullis, Hal 1,17, 62, 66,131,139,151,153,156 158, 170, Ad Murphy, Joan 53, 174 Murphy, Steve 73 Murphy, John 125, 135, 137, 139, 163 Murray, Rose 161, 168 Musseau, Margie 66, 180 Musseau, Mike 73 135, 138, 139 Neisz, Joyce 53, 171 Nelson, Jimmy 54, 125, 128,137,138,139,158 Nelso n, Larry 73, 153,163,173 Newtang, Bill 73, 135, 156 Nice, Bobby 34, 54, 112, 131, 138, 139, 156, 158 170, Ad Nobbs, Tonya 172 Norris, Gilbert 66 Norton, Darla Joy 73 Norton, Jett 73, 141, 173 Norton, Joyce 66, 153, 180 Oesterreicher, Angela 66, 153, 162, 171 ' O'Hotnickey, John 73, 130, 137, 139, 183 Oishi, Roy 54,113,174 O'Neill, Robert 167, 168, 173, 179 Oravits, Patricia 54 Orvis, Bill 66 Owens,Gloria 54 Owens, John Robert 54, 125, 128, 133, 135, 144, 152,156,157,170 Owens, John 66 Partitt, Cheryl 73, 159 Parkinson, Nila 66, 161,180, 181 Parsonage, Margaret 66, 160, 180 Parsons, Janet 73, 173 Patterson, Hugh 67, 137, 139 Patten, Connie 74, 162, 173, 178 Pattillo, Buddy 66, 182 Patton, Pat 67, 180, 181, 182 Patton, Sue 67, 159, 180 Peden, Dick 54, 137, 138, 139, 156, 158 Perkins, Frank 74 Perry, Bill 130, 139 Perry, Susan 67, 175, 179, 186 Peters, Connie 54, 157, 159, 174 Peterson, Kathy 67, 161, 180 Phillips, Betty Faye 55,161, 182 Phillips, Dorothy 55 Pickette, Helen 67, 161, 180 Pickford, Joan 55, 143 Pierce, Ken 67, 167, 168, 175, 179 Potter, Bill 67 Powers, Sherrill 74, 173 Presley, Syril 183 Pruitt, Mary Ann 74 Purser, Laurie 67, 156 Purser, Marga Sue 55, 95, 157, 159, 181 Quandt, John 67 Quick, Lynda 67, 161, 180 Rawls, John 67, 167, 179, 186 Rawson, Jean 67, 183 Read, Gail 74, 173 Read, James 74 Reagan, Kathy 166, 167, 179 Recely, Edward 67, 183 Reed, Barbara 74, 161 - Reed, Michael 74 Reeves, Larry 125, 139, 163 Register, Betty 67, 180 Rentz, Harry 67, 186 Reynolds, Mary Alice 74, 162, 171 Rhodes, Barbara 67, 162, 180 Richards, Rosemary 67, 180 Richardson, John 154, 179 Riddell, Bobby 55, 125, 129, 138, 139 Rielli, Louis 74, 186 Rigg, Carol 67,161,179,181,182 Rivas, Jacqualin 74, 175, 183 Roberts, Keith 67 Robinson, Cynthia 180 Robinson, Darlene 168, 183 Robinson, Sonia 55, 161, 182 Rodgers, Letty 55, 147, 159, 166, 174, 179 Roerig, Richard 55, 139 Routzong, Pat 67, 175, 180, 181,190 Rowe, Mike 67, 131, 139 Rowe, Mike 56, 140, 141 Rowe, Nancy Gail 74 Rowe, Nancy Lee 159, 173 Rowley, Nancy 67, 160, 175, 180, 181 Ruff, Linda 56, 159, 182 Rutledge, Nancy 56, 183 Sandburg, Sue 74, 147, 160, 175 Sangster, Cindy 74, 173 Schnabel, Wally 67,131,141,17O Scott, Johnny 56, 124, 125, 132, 133, 135 145, 158, 170 Seavey, Jerome 74, 173, 186 Seavey, Wesley 67, 186 Seeley, Donald 131 Shattuck, Mary 56, 146, 171, 181 Shattuck, Tommy 135 Shea, Dennis 67, 130, 139 Shearon, Robert 1, 33, 56, 114, 141, 151, 156 159, 17O,175, Ad Shettlesworth, Peggy 74, 160 Shettlesworth, Mary 67, 160, 175, 180 Shirk, Catherine 74, 160 Shore, Mickey 56, 154, 174, 175 Shurman, James 158 Simmons, Clifton 67, 186 Simpson, Sandra 56, 159 Singleton, Mark 57 Sistrunk, Nancy 67, 180, 181 Sizer, Charles 74 Smith, Alice 74, 181 Smith, Blanche 57 Smith, Donald Smith, Glenda 186 68, 162 Smith, Gloria 68, 180 ' Smith, Mary Carolyn 67, 147, 160, 175, 180 Smith, Patsy 68, 153, 162, 176, 177, 180 Smith, Sandra 57 Smith, Susan 35, 74, 159 Soloman, Bob 68, 163 Stalcup, Patricia 74, 159, 171 Standitord, Carol 74 Steadman, Jack 74, 135, 179 Steche, Sharon Stevens, Helen Stevens, lrene Stevens, Peter Stewart, John Stokes, Henry 57,154,159,171,175 68, 172, 180, 186, 187 57, 182 57, 172, 174, 186, 187 68, 186 74, 167, 173, 179, 186 Stormes, Barbara 57, 159, Ad Strange, Hilda 57 Strickland, William 19, 68 Strobeck, Ginger 1, 38, 58, 111, 150, 157, 159, 172 174, 175, Ad Strobeck, Robert 74, 158 Stucker, Butch 130, 135, 158, 173 Sullivan, Marie 181 Sullivan, Robert 68 Summers, Kirk 74, 130 Sumrall, Cassandra 74 Swanner, Robert 68, 172, 186, 187 Sweat, Bill 58 Sydenham, Mary 58, 120, 142, 143, 157, 159, 176 177, Ad Taylor, Peter 68 Terrell, Patricia 68, 180 Tepter, Jim 58, 125, 1'28,136,138, 139, 170 Thames, Jim 68,125,141,163,170 Thomas, Barbara 58 Thomas, Bruce 68, 158 Thomas, Dean 58, 161, 182 Thompson, Carolyn 68, 161, 180 Thompson, Kay 68, 180 Tipton, John 74 Townsend, Ebba 58, 97, 116, 142, 143, 159, 176, 177, Ad Tribble, Susan 74, 157, 159, 173 Trotta, Tommy 58, 118,131, 138, 139, 158, Ad Tyron, Janice 68, 180 Tucker, Randy 74, 135 Turner, Jackie 59, 166, 167, 170, 174, 179 Tyson, Kay 1, 59, 97, 121, 150, 157, 159, 175, 176, 177, Ad Ulmer, Linda 59,118,152,159, Ad Umstattd, Jimmy 59, 125, 129, 137, 138,139, 158 Valentenuzzi, Peter 68 Valisalo, Andrew 68 VanderWal, Carole 68, 160, 180, 186, 187 Van Kleek, Jean 68, 147, 160, 175, 180 Vann, Betsy 68, 175, 180 Vanner, Robert 75 Varnes, Bitsy 59, 125, 126, 144, 158, 170 Vincent, Lyn 75, 173 Viiefgfglry 75 iirfuoso, Ginger 31, 59, 142, 143, 159 Von Weller, Kathy 75, 159, 173 Wadsworth, Susan 75, 161, 171 Walden, Ralph 75, 125, 135, 141, 153, 163, 169, 173 Walker, Bob 59, 160 walker, Mardi 75,1422 159, 167,171,173,179 Wall, Hack 75 Wall, Rolfe 59, 125, 127, 153 Wampler, Sam 68 ,4...-.-nike Waters, Dezmond 1, 60, 117, 151, 163, 167 175, 179, Ad Waters, Floyd 75 Watson, Katherine 60, 160, 171, 175, 179, 183 Watters, Jed 60, 121, 132, 138, 139 Wattleworth, Lynne 75 Webb, Janet 165, 173, 179 Webb, Linda 75, 147, 160, 175 Webb, Richard 75 Webb, Sandra 68, 160, 175, 180, 181 Webber, Willa 75, 153, 162, 171, 173, 178 Weich, Dale 60, 168, 171 Wentworth, Cathy 38, 60, 174 Wheeler, Ronnie 60, 131, 138, 139, Ad White, Charles 75, 135 White, Diane 75, 160, 175 White, Wade 68, 158 Whiting, Sheri 75, 171 Wiggens, John 69, 75, 163, 173 Wiley, Aida 68, 162, iso Wiley, Marie 1, 60,15O,159,171,175, Ad Wiley, Melba 68, 162, 180 Wilhelm, Gerald 75 Wilkinson, Hank 31, 60, 125, 126, 138, 139 170,Ad Williams, Burl 38, 61,172,182 Williams, Larry 61,182 Williams, Sam 75, 173,179 Willis, Kenneth 168 Wilson, Carolyn 75, 159, 173 Wilson, Don 61, 125, 126,128,138,139,158 Wilson, Paula 75 Windham, Omer 68, 130, 163 Wingate, Ray 61, 125, 127, 144, 145,158 Winters, Holly 75, 146 Wisham, Richard 68, 141 Wisniewski, Terry 68 Witherspoon, Michael 75 Wolfe, Franklin 61,138, 139,158 Wolfe, Nina 159 Wood, Ann 159, 173 Wood, Susan 61 Woodle, Janice 61 Woods, Jim 75, 131, 139, 170 Wright, Jack 68, 141 Youngblood, Belinda 61, 159,171, 181 mvfbms! 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