Fort Myers High School - Caloosahatchian Yearbook (Fort Myers, FL)
- Class of 1928
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Yet knowing X ttt Q with the hint, he might, from his I X gallery of memories draw a pic- ture complete. THE STAFF Dedzcazzm DORIS VIRGINIA LONG In deep npprccizztion for her efforts to make thc class of '28 one of the best ever graduating from M. H.S. and for her untiring help in the pub. licntion of this annual wc gratefully KlCdICZllC tlns Coloomhatchirzn. QQ-J' Contents FOREWORD DEDICATION APPRECIATION FACULTY CLASSES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES FEATURES HUMOR ADVERTISEMENTS ?:5Ji'fF: i ' ,iii ' ' 51gliii??iQQ1:3 Tl ' ' .'.' Q.Nwflr3MIj: W JY S'3ffw3A ggzarrg-f-f,k, , V 35,3 . .,Nfg'1gf-,V V M b ' It f . ',1.g.i' 2 .ji lx J 2Q3f'i1-Q: ,W 4 ,242 A '.' - v k i 7?'E. fix fl , km X, 0.4. f , A 5-Qin 'rv A ., 1, ,. , W. ,k,,..,, 4.-G ,r 5. N ,Af V 4' nf ,5 i- . Xgymif .1:'g,',yi f fi? X 1 X Z1 . .5 P .Q I Lg .' , . .. my 3 , . Q J X 'W xx. fx X' N TY' - . - , ff 'Xi N H- 'ff - TI, T Y ' '- 'N ,Iv f ' X -.X ' ' Xj jf , ,, ' ' X CRT 475 - A fifxff aft? . 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WATKINS Superintendent 4 I It is rare that a class gets the personal interest of 21 City Superin- tendent that We get from Mr, Watkins, For his inspiration and never failing help, We are deeply grateful. -, ,,,,., . ,H ,. .., , , , ,, , f X-.---.-..-.-..--..W-N--W-.--V--Y,Q-----Q Page Scrmz ...M .q,...n.,,-,, .+.,,, A, ., . ,.,,-....,,,..Y,-.,..,..r --qw-Q . --- -..4-Q.. -- Y- WJ.-.4--4 W-Y - --- l ' , xxx, ' f --. 1 .,-,. l I' f I . I ..-......., I - R A '3fj'Q'-I. fr -q if ,,gfQQ-I ifff' 7'Ef 7'EE '1T1 f'77?'5'T1-f 'fx wp 1. I I : LTI - A -1 II :I+ as I I ,frq E , I! Q4 IA xx It f Q 1 A ': A A t ' NI L Z - zxi ' I It I cv 1 I ' 1 1 'fr' 'MJ 2.42 fi gy I ,J ' V i , I , fl I-.Aff 4 Y I ' .K Fl if ' ' I UK ' I F l L. I 01 L fkxg l I X, ' MISS KATHERINE ROW MOORE, AB. MISS DORIS VIRGINIA LONG, A.B. Principal English-Physical Education F I an MR. SIDNEY ELLISON, A.B. MISS TENNIE VADEN, AB. gg Coach-Physical Education History I-1 will X., I 2 ' I 11, MISS SARA E. MURIEL, AB. MISS RUTH FINGER, A.B. b I 1,9 English Mathematics - A X Qi AQ' I 81 ,XR-.IIJ l . I f A V 5 ff 1 x V I 4 If if' . - .Tu vi Q 1 -I ,I If 'fl N X rl A 'ff X ,I Q NX, pit! , V I iixuir ',' ' i, N E i , 29,5 ra . V! f TH! 2 X, XX gf: YF .' L, FN LII ,I ' KEIQI n Q I , , 1 R f ,FF If to rw ' I-I, I? X xxx, . TV i, :FV?l,,f-: iini: V :jim I 1- I R, A ., Wg-f VI, : ,ip-L.g.'J,vvl-4--L-i-M-Q ,I I 72511 iEv'fV'I'Q:'Q'f'?t ' F 'I if I I, Tits I' ff, A! 'IH K ' I' X i t Jr Page' Eight gl UC' Fdfulljl Miss MARY ODOM, AB. MRS. LQRENA HENDRY, B.S Spanish-Latin Home Economics Miss EDWINE ODOM, B.S., M.S. MR. C. J. WILLIAMS, AB. Science Mathematics MRS. EFFIE SCOTT, A.B. MRS, EFFIE HENDERSGN E nglish--Latin-1VIathematics Music Miss LUCILE ELVIDGE, B,L.I. Dramatic Art V V E' ,I f it wr Lf ,, Y7,A I fe-X ,f1SNf7eQfA5iw ,gr X451 it 'ps' li vw? 7 F v asvrv 'Q-X r- - 4 321! I f BWI. ' i ill' N w QE I I . i I!! lv B I 4 A I 5 . N W di i I I 9 m Oar Faralljf I 43 I '!!v 'L Teacher Characteristic Favorite Expression -i V !' it A qi' MR. ELLISON . Oratory . . Our boys played a clean game. I Y ! A MISS ELVIDGE . Leadership . . Glory! ' ID' N MISS FINGER . Logic . . Think it out for yourself. I I -and MRS. HENDERSON Harmony . . Glee Club- W W MRS. HENDRY . A helping will Yes, that looks nice. 5 Qi 3 MISS LONG . . Executiveness . Oh we can do it. mm MISS MOORE . Composure . Study hall harvest for today. I Sf Q MISS MURIEL . Smiles!! . Learn,more poetry for tomor- A xiii W ' row. I 'til' MISS E. ODoM . Quietness . Get your work up. W A R MISS M. ODOM . Loquacity . . Stop talking! Q ,di Q MRS. SCOTT . I Latin proiiciency You'll get on the chaff list. Q -'lug MISS SHIRLEY . Business . . Frnutired of telling you to be . A I A quiet. 4 3, W MISS VADEN . . Beauty! . Simply huge! K W N M MR. WATKINS . Fairness I'll back you. MII!! J, Q MR. WILLIAMS . Politician . . Well, ler's see. ? 41 m p, W I A N .III I W Q I qi I ' W N 'll' I' N K 11 m h W U W W iq! m I H ' N A E if EZISZE ISSE'-333.333 ,, ' BELIZE'--3332. I is erei iff ,L fi, ,fir I! ! X' df , I Pen 5PDbbDTbg5ibbbbP2 . V V V 'nge ' F HM .... Q..-.. -s...,...,, HP. :LAP M 1 ,yy F ,gfily .1 . N. an-gmwknluw 5. ' ' '-'- ' 0 -1 A ' . Tf?+1cfve:ls1'+ f M 1-., gn 5 + , -,....4 , ,..,,.....-.... ,,.,M, ......u. ,., --,..U... 01155525 Sembrs Nl' Nfl nm we V-Q-M' 'V N ,..f-1' N. X 'ff UK , , x, N ,K , .. J ' wh 'N Cf K. R ,, ,A . ff- V - ft K k A . , 0 . my f gg- O55 EA X I f5XX ii'-,QT TIS S 'Y X A If V E7 AX ff asf a f .' sy 747 ' 'v a L VAV s,,fffwXv xyx g fq W fl R M i Q R ug Q bf I f ff S Let the Sem'0r.f S mb l E l P A ll ,V p And now we are on the last lap! Behind us lies the course, its hard- dill' HE ships overcome: before us rises the goal, bright with reward. It has been 7 Q a noble race, with much jolly companionship brightening the toil. 1 It's strange what a good time we had. We thought it was all hard 'jp X lb work then, but now it's all rainbow-colored. On looking backward, we 5 'Q' catch glimpses of things we shall never forget-our Sophomore diet of ,T angle salads and bits of a certain pi, which was so generously portioned A W among us, the famous Bridge of Caesar over which we must pass without iq fail, As Juniors, how we gathered and boarded our funds to give the M S A traditional banquet to the Seniors! And how blissfully we struggled with ax W the tough birds from Long Island! i A So at last we are Seniors! The goal is just ahead, and when we feel 3 D N we shall never again travel along together or lean on the splendid help of W R our sponsor, Miss Long, it is with regret that we pass toward the goal. ? qi We've put on sales and rushed a booth at the fair. Our plays have gone aw L M over with huge success, We hardly realized how dramatic we were. Now m 4 A that we have reached the goal we find that it isn't the real goal at all, but N ill S only a mile-post and bright before us stretches the broader track, shining D, H with promise. -D. E. W Q N W 3? ru 4 w il A w 4 ' if 9 N l 11, .L KWMX ii. -EE I- gb- 3.93 4 ' bi' 4 - 44 ' , . 1 'f x ? A f V' , ix al ,Ax ,i . I , 1-4 it ml9i ,l'l 8 Page Fourteen V 1 , W1-. rr g - X Q, 'Q r 5, f X ' A- -X H 2 'j -iff . E575 A A , . , CQ A V fav mb as VA 053- if y fgfxxw ' xxx 'V I K kb xv! K VC ,AX , ff . ' If -L fin- SXXNX-V I tl!-xxx X- 1 If If '-in 914 iila'-5. .gf T' A' 7' 223511 4121- LJQETQ--li-x'E-fl-'Lg' of 3.5 3 gg'f,XX IWSSAX ..! l1',iK ix. f . 5-Ni fi 5 . 4521, . . Semor Offrery Qffrxx . l f ,f CLASS MoTTo: Honor suum praemium est. ' R CLASS COLORS: Orange and Blue. FLOWER: Bougainuillea. 'X 'x ,f f 'x , -,' f' X . t -Jr' 3 ' X -4 , . , 4. A -.lj,','ff HARRY PURSLEY, President 'tif-.ffwi ,ld What Harry likes best about school is going home. ,H is c f2-45 3 President 13, 45 3 Glec Club U, 45 1 Commercial Club Q35 5 Class Treasurer C25 : 5 f DNH5 Football 12, 3, 45: Basket-ball Q35 1 Green and White Minstrel Q45. 'tiff iylfjf .tl -,Its ix , x N V A- JACK ELLISON, Vice-President '- QXX Thanks, Jellico, your loss, but our gain, ' 5-Z I45: Jellico Cl, 25: Vice-President C453 Football Cl, 2. 45: Basket-ball Cl, Z, 45: ,C T fff- CALOOSAHATCHIAN Staff Q45 3 Mathematics Club Q45 5 Green and White Minstrels Q45 5 The 'yfsx' , if '-t,, winding Road Q45. say Y .1 ' 'kk FXS 1 rf MILDRED INEZ SAPP, Secretary ltftj! 'ff Each morning sees some lash begung I ,f 'ffl Each evening sees it done. Ltlkiy V V,.- 1 v X Lf' Af! C2-45 I Class Secretary C45 3 Commercial Club O53 Clee Club U, 45 5 Home Economics gxywi Club 125: Alpha 435. Izfpfgl N 7 ELIZABETH MAE KELLEY, Treasurer fi t 17,5 X! I Good nature is the sign of a large and generous soul. LTXQX If l2-45 : Class Treasurer 545: Caloosahalchee Nature Club C251 Dramatic Art Club f45: mix, Wwxxx Glce Club Q35 3 The Goose Hangs High Q45 3 The Winding Road Q45: Basket-ball C25. TX Xffl ,fu W f 'X AA ' fir! - xxx f , Xl f n C 'I LT' LC F' 1 S X , I , . X .,. -, ' x f , f ', lf f I , . - --fd - fl 1 ' 11 Aix 5 Q' ' ' XX!! , 11,142 Xi., TJ 1 1' l 'xy R53 X ,jff 5 L-1 A 4 'fig l,x .X N. 1. V. f,l,!.!. , , !x',ff,' I f 1 ,f ,X . ,Tl ,T z ' 'I '. ' A ff? 4' ,v ' . +414 'Tfl F4 F59 -Qi V' '91 4.5134 eff- Q5 5 A ' XVZ X YT - L .fffz-,f 1-. ,-.ff.ff-.4-.f'. '- F' ' X-T:-at 4 - ' r ,fa v-igif--rf--' f ,' f Lg'1.5XeLf'71415194.1514 ' -44 .Elm 9 ifQ1il5!.tQ1.4lfsX.L'QfiiLS..M4,3S K fx .1-M W 5-J-1 Page Fifteen , , '-W - -- 'ff -'vw-rv---rf v--- ---- . . . . 1.7- ..-. ,-.-.5.-.v- ., --...., .., X E hx x I I X Xjxxx -, ,, . I NX . ,I KAX, . xx -X XX ex ., .- 'rf -,, Y . t ,j f jx YK Z I V 7,1 Y 'Q : Alfrf, N I ' l 'L-'Lf' : .P lim' ' , ,f 'L .'bV ,Xl X X 1,1 ,VI f' 1, '-l lil f' 'QI I. I,I O ,viffffs INXJ 1 Semorf Iliff- lt lf :Ml f' ' , . I I l if ' 4- -.X lf ,QA FRANK C. ALDERMAN, JR. . .L j g Who wouldnt want his picture taken with eyes like Franks? fx, 221 'I' C2-45 3 Caloosahatchee Nature Club Ur, 45 3 Orchestra C35 3 Glee Club Q3, 45 3 CALOOSA- 'I V ' ' HATCHIAN Staff Q45 1 The Goose Hangs High C45 1 Green and White Minstrel L45 1 ' 'A 'J Mathematics Club 145. rn. ix V Q Lf E. WILMA ALLISON K Serene and content. if, . I A . I A C2-45 1 Orchestra L45 3 Glce Club C45 1 Caloosahatchee Nature Club 145: Home Eco- if lex' , nomics Club Q25. L., ' Q5 HELEN PINGREE BALCH l i A I ' ,I A'Her voice is gentle, soft and low, ' I -Lf' A Il nt thin in a woman ou know. lvl t 5, A- n excc e g , y ' X1 42.45. one Club C3-45: Dramatic Art Club 145. Home Economics ciub 425: The fl Winding Road 145: CALOOSAHATCIIIAN Smff Q45 z Basket-ball 115. rl' ff, .' W I51- L, 5 , . I I ,, WILLIE MAE BARTLEY Q' L 5' IJ L' x A sweet disposilion will always be hers. V' it,5 C2-45 3 Cwlee Club C3, 45 3 Home Economics Club C25 1 Basket-ball Cl5. Ml 'l I' X I I 7' W, wi K I li QI, H,-. .x I-.-5 gvlf lff' , Hel l,l f' fi.-'full 5 . hx. .7 ,7 f LA kkxtxu . WV! 1.1 If I QQ If? 'Et ' L6 Yi fT',5,!f-3 l 5. ,Q.! !i,KI ,mg 4 I 4' QMS. IJ, ,N iQXf:t,l ,Ip ,ff iN, 5 II , ,fm xxx? ,ii ,TTXXXAK .f '1J ' .XXV I N X N L6 levi , , ya l.. ' ' ifslf' rl-.V-IB , ,Q xxx 5 Y . 2 ld j, li ,TJ V l-- 17 II' ' N? fXxs.f1,l5fI V, I ,X 14 I 1 '.f-f1f'..f. -1'-rf. H- 4- - -. -, f. f, , '- '- T-' 4- , -y - 1 - V f f sr' -xt -., AX I .y J I ,I ,,' 1 fb K 5,51 . N: , -. -of on I qs I I t..' N svf -X , X Nvfffy, X- ,Fil . , - . 'X xx yi LZ, Q, t X j,i,f -4: NX!Q.',4x'xf' K V tif! ' . VY, , - . 'I NA l X 1, I Nxxxvf A fx --0 - - ' ' x' ' ' A-A Y' - .4 1 f4..4 , , -A,,,,:',,, ,,.1' f , M ,Q M 4,,,,A,4-mlf, J .win I , , , 1.,-J l'ay1' Si.rter'Ir. E.. v r , ..-Y. .,- -....-....,......... .,.... ..-e , M i L r . f '- ' ' ' ' ' X 2 . r 5 xxx , . j ' li l Y ' ' lf 1 ' Sefzzorf F' l A' f UARDA ATHELINE BASS L Unerring nalure, still divinely bright. no Q2-41: Glee Club 13. 47: Commercial Club OJ: Home Economics Club Q27 7 Alpha K4-J. 7. i , ' I' f l JOSEPH EDWARD BEASLEY L'l lV1'lh a Iitlle he-Ip I could manage the world. fax 12-43: Steele H. S., Steele. Mo. CID: Orchestra UU: Glee Club 13, 43: i'The Goose lf' Hangs High Play Staff: The Winding Road UU 3 Green and White Minstrel Q43 : Assistant Q V Advertising Manager Kill: Alpha CAD. HX wi l . V, ORCIE VIOLET BIGELOW 'I' ' An all-'round good scour. l - i I X 4' I C2-49: Cnlee Club Q3, 45: Home Economics Club C251 Mathematics Club 142: Basket- , t ball flj. A W, .,,. JOSEPH ERNEST BRECHT A 'PJ Just the age twixt boy and youth, Q4 lfjxl lVhen thought is speech and speech is truth. 3 X Nl' ' Q2-45: Glee Club OD, Club f-U: Mathematics Club C4-D: Football f4j. 1 l ', l, 'l,l 1 f LYJ X fi I .4 1,4 g ' TJ A X,i,l v'!fffVl14 ffl .lfiwll . J V 1 si 1: l y 'Lf' SCT , Fm X 61,1 4LYJ K K ---. .,.i.m-wg.-1 C ,:,l l .lj . 41.1 'lS f ' i t W nl - -Q 5 F 71,1 - Q I L - X ', gl, I Xi, . ..... ECL. s.5l,ifEls1.. A g qi- '.- x t X - SE. ,S Page Sl'l'f'lltI'l'H , W J' ff l s I 4 ff '4 A1 . 1 E l N l 1 l J S E 4 I 'R X Q x ,. L 1 Page Eighteen 'if 'XX' X' ' - N, ff ' 5-,w fi - QW!! If 'N Nxzr' , T Q' T'-n'TT 'T 'T AT ' 'T 'T' TTYTT 'XTETTIX ,','!fX4.NXl'if If ff fqxbxxw , ff, 'Af' ,. K -V, Vfff, X X- 74, 37 L-. 'Q 3 X:f.fi. P-: ff ui,-? -. -.5 .Q - X- .- 1- .aff 1 A- - 1-Q- 'QP C J, 5 ,41,1l'y,-,.,,,1,1,,,r..fLfL-2iL -f-L X - X- L- ,-,Nqr A AC C ,. ,f'if l I XM-HX NX, Aifiljl lflixk bf 5 W if , N N ff, ' T xx Semorf Qs 5 xx 5 fy , I, 5 LILLIAN MAXINE BUSSEY f ' C w The light that lies in a woman's eyes, And lies, and lies, ana' lies. , X ' 'XXX C2-45 1 Caloosahatchee Nature Club C35 : Glee Club C3, 45 1 Home Economics Club C25 3 'I Mathematics Club C45: The Winding Road C45. I . X41 Af lx J .NF -wx XYZ CHARLES EDWIN CAMPBELL ,gl lk 5 He may be the sheik, but he didn't let sheiking QQ' y ,f' XA interfere with his good work in school. I I' f',f , 'N K 'Mf'l.ex C2-45: Marianna High C15: Glee Club C3, 45: Commercial Club C353 Mathematics 'jr 'X Y. Club C45g The Goose Hangs High C45 9 The Winding Road C45. f ,Q KX ll 'Tl fiff y5jLf HILDA CARROLL Vffj , wtixx There is nothing so queenly as kindness, .. R Yi And nothing so royal as truth. 1 5' 'Q .CX 'rf' lf- ill C45 3 Naples C253 Fort Meade C15 3 Mathematics Club C45. ' Cxf Lf!! fi 'XQQXE 11 43 WILLIAM H. CHANDLER if 5 Xp W' f xg Although timid, verY sincere, and a hard worker. C3-45: Mathematics Club C45. f CQ ws A Cb , i ff A N, If ,y ACN 'YL 4. o A it cy, :XY . 'ffl En. XXL! f 1 i XT V ix? ,X If 41545 lf V 1,4 is 5 , . g fa! b lx ' I 1 i ,ff A , Hi, V? Y fl, . 'fx -'X' G-l a 5 '. l -' ff . X f f X 1 - E LJCCICK 57 4 si P' lf- f MM. X e ' f, it 'I V F J Tryk' E i , V Q Q Vi N - W ' ff w ' if 1 to fx W X! C A 1, vga. gf , fi L fx f .fax AX' A 4 N' ,klgmswf X R . Ak , I u,,19l'iF U l X u ,f l 1 1 x 4 . . C C fffneiqiff-WFwm'vHC'-wCCCwTH M'CCCQfCfC W 'V C'C YT7'9 Ti ' ' 'Y fi. A , f at - fff2f'l'--'i f- .Q- fe I Q- Tr A V lx 1 KF--5 Q- -ii ' Q 'X Q 1.5 EN -,f',f!,' in V 1' 1 ,XXI M f, I ,AX KTXH i ' ,' ?'22'l ': iff'2'l'-fl S . 1-1 Z ,Ig 671107. .Y .lj Kg -JI, -, X ., x Q ,fyj-.Q GEORGE ALBERT COLCORD llfff-'L7 He who can boltle up his temper is a corkerf' Lryf 'A ' 'Axe-5 H' .' , AXXXQ, C2-43: Glee Club 443: CALOOSAHATCHIAN Staff 443. 'I V, 17 l EQ ZH5 DOROTHY LUCILE COLE SXXK-,1xL,. Fair as the day and sweet as May. C3, 4Qg Evanston High Cl, ZH: Home Economics Club CZD. 111. 1 'f- f K f' s X ,, LEONA ELMA COOPER gt 'r 'rl K' . Nj There may be blue laws for Leona but never blue Mondays. V' A .X Xfv 1 , I 'r , E- C2-45: Caloosahatchee Nature Club C2-45: Glee Club CB, 45: Alpha KZ, 35: Home f 'L Economics Club CZD: Basket-ball 13, 41: Mathematics Club HJ. f' QQXXQE 1 'X Lg: iris Hi RX H. PAOLA CASTANEDO COPELAND wjf -Lg Rf, xjufl Laugh and the world laughs with you. l,.. L 1, lf, ' xl .F C3-45 : Caloosahatchee Nature Club C33 1 Glee Club C3, 45 : Home Economics Club 121. 1 f f QEXR7 W7 fl we J ,RW H ff lffifif -New 5 .f-O 'p j. ff . fl' . LLB L j 'f Q :,i'lf,jL,e l'x X I Q '1-'ig N ,Lf til' QI . 1' Lr- ' A X ,ll 'xx . we gif' fl? QHXX N if KQV, , X.-. AX l M P .X X xl ,ff . . ff, If Xxx XXX XJ l ,fix fyzxxsex ' W7 L: f,.1,. ., Q3 7 .f f' ' XC Xl ff elf fm if liX.l -.Lal l J..ff' Ixxx . . Q , 4 '11, , RVXN A X' fl .IX , XTTR X OSX, T jvlll, E A, 1, F A - C , EX 4 , 4 Yffljffl 1 f . rr 1131-Kr .-2 f if , . v vt wr-bf. 1. . . 47' V ' R tv-gvt' ff-EX ' .,,f'fX -.f,ff,lNe . q X'iYf'f 5 Vkyaifv' '. t.EgQ.j5,-lEg.f41,gQglQEfb-.Q2g44ffSLQ:.'fit ' tfilaff, w fx :Eg-.,-E . A14 ,,,314g.g Page Nineteen , H Ck YW. T fi' org-Filf' . T C X . .ff'T T 9,1 ..,. As--E, it . ,, it -. X E E 41-gg,,Xf, Aga,-fe.. V! 'I' 1'-5' A' 'C 1' 41 ' ffl A' ' '- '5- Tu -lxlx-lSlQ-'Shells-F , Vx fi T XY K' , v V .YW - -u if., V Q4 'JZ V, X X51 Mx ,Q v'll , T. at Semen' if ,f TXT ' ERMIL MARIE CRoCo .Q Axial Outspoken but still sincere. X 'lx V' XXX il Q2-42 1 Home Economics Club CZD 3 The Vlinding Road ,iff jvgffg F ,',f ', 1 It XR Lffsfine BETH ALFREDA CUTTER JANE. 1 'ff , V X, X1 The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. 'Fly' fl N T 1 1 If Cl b 25-,Hz Mathematics Club C431 Librarian HD: Alpha O, 43: Caloosahatchee Nature Af , T u . ,fi T f 1' f' wi s,. X . nw . , ,T I 7,1 f 'ff' W C DENNINGTON K X' We are amazed how well W'. C. retained his good health under the 'Zi ffl x , , . . ii ff A 55 - 5.1 tense strain of hard study in this last year. 'if' f Sf fl, T 'Q ff',f'lif K2-4D: Glee Club Q45 3 Mathematics Club UU: The Winding Road 143. 1' , H FN I f' 'J X1 l Tw? lil it X4. Y Ayr hibii DOROTHA REGINA ELDRED ,Z ,L QV' 1 . T A sweet disposition and many friends is her lot. it X LX -rw xx T , f XV if! ,I C2-4j: Vice-President QD: Alpha Vice-President CZ, 31: The Goose Hangs High flu.. X l X 449: CALOOSAHATCHIAN Staff 147. if' f l l E, .Kill f 1' X ' xg JN N 77 TNQ g3 '7 f xXX ,ltfpjl f ff Lf- f - flux xx! Q' A Y fix 'X 1' AXX I ,ffl fear .E ,X -, fi - x , vo . T Uffg? Q , bb X T if H ' .ii i v l W A N ' f lf 1 .T N 'T if .1 . . t fill , K I 1' If i . X- J' MTM! i QX T r f f T. l . TIN I 3 f A T . - . A f K T1 1 ,kv M V, . XX xx v i , NK , lk flee .T -'.r 'riifffffif:ic-qi-..1f:Q ' . grf:wP15tbbT:1b1ba?trfiaf' .1 i fy ' x'-s5,.f'f ,' E' ' Q T f X rg' af ' any ' f fffy Q ' x f X f as iii 4,!'i,jv l A 'I f f xbxgi x, X , l .ll XT Page Twenty ,K 1 ii , Nw- 'li' 'li . ,..V-.- ,, ,1 1 f ff t S A .1 l - 'r 49f'f'n-fMr-fm-A '- ' o ' 'W A 'N lf i ,ft A ij lxx C ffl - ' ' l ' ff fx, I Ip l fi . S, ,Q Senzorf ,. I I Lois MATILDA FOXWORTHY Blue eyes are true eyes. VXX G-43 Q Caloosahatchee Nature Club L4j: Cvlee Club 13, 453 Mathematics Club QU. 1' f :R I 'll ff? ETHEL Lois GREENE KQV' She is jes' the quiet kind, lifzfbfii ik'-ex .NMI Klfhose nature never varies. 'J ffl 42-49g one Club qs. 4mg Commercial Club my Home Economics Club 425. liqgiq ,yo N, XX:1 L . , : LXXR- A MARY JANE HARRIS 1, Of a good and gracious nature, L iff! ry ' K2-41: Caloosahatchee Nature Club C251 Mathematics Club C413 Glce Club U. 43: f V Basket-ball L31 2 The Winding Road f4j. MARY ANNE CONSTANCE HASTINGS Silence sometimes indicates wisdom. C2-45 : Alpha C23 : Home Economics Club KZD 1 Librarian C45 1 Mathematics Club Q43 Z S ' CALOOSAHATCHIAN Sraff 149: Alpha President 43, 43. Ls l ix helix t. X. . 1 xl, ,.,.1 if f lg: fl - gy..- l ' 1 V V, I ltr! 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HEITMAN, JR. al Wise, stately' tall, dignified: is that a Lil WS . 7,4 .X Xxig C2-4D 3 Commercial Club C3, 43: Annual Staff C4D. Hi Y ,Q ,ff ii' g, .ALBER1'JEsm3PHLL Qif 1 R The best goods are not always found in the largest package. -v- lsxix-f'l C2-4j3 Mathematics Club C4,Q Librarian C403 Alpha C3, 4j3 Senior Hi Life Staff C451 C' V C- The Goose Hangs High Play Staff: The Winding Road Play Staff. X of , as NORMAN FRANCIS KINZIE Hi,-iff l f Y ,xl XX xx VI, ' f ,X X i What a whale of a difference just a few 'sense' make. 'rf ,A , . lk 1 - gfflfi C2-493 Mathematics Club C453 Alpha CZ, 3, 45: CALOOSAHATCHIAN Staff C433 Or- ll fx If chestra C2, 3, IU: Glee Club C3, 45 3 The Goose Hangs High C47 3 Green and White Min- , U 4 XX' strcl C453 Vice-President C352 Caloosahatchee Nature Club C2, 3, 4j, Lf' ff QNX 65,1 ,ii ,C fciai x ' p 'f , ' 1 il Rl age N iff f' ,1 5 'TJ' K' X I. 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I FLORENCE SAYERS LARIMER - A new one in our midst. xy Xl 449: Bronson High 41, 2, 35. ,Q 93' f r WT J ff I, HELEN FRANCES MARTHA LAVIN Lu ff 'l , C ' 'Rfff She pursues the even tenor of her ways. Lf!! l w l,.' I , C2-45: Alpha CZ, 41: Commercial Club C323 Home Economics Club CZJ. 7 ALICE BEDELL LEITNER 'I-. ' X X15 Sincere and industrious-thafs Alice. X Q2-4D 1 Glee Club Q3, 41: Home Economics Club CZD. wx' .K V fret ' CATHERINE MAE LOKER iw ff' 'Xt xl' ff ' K ' 4 Poetry was her specialty. y 141 3 Hilsborough Cl, 2, 35 5 Mathematics Club Q41 1 Alpha OU. f f A .h . - ig! Z,g2 'X L ,+L H4 7 46 ffff' ff V, ffl P 'A ff x A x 'lily A vfif' fjl 411 it M r' Lrff Lil' VVVV Xfxf av ,yr to 153 XX P J Qflf A ff? P v 5 f X Q ei -N ll rf? 1 'ff' XIA 4 l f H C u?Ef , -we lu, I sag ' S? 4 1 ? iff' wk E Axgfk fix XLS - if if lfjifx xl W- H X I . 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All-3 12-45: Glee Club 13, 45: Mathematics Club 145: Home Economics Club 125: Com- 43,1 mercial Club 135. fej CLYDE MONTGOMERY 'Vfyffi 1, ' I rattle ouer stony ways: 15,711 :JI I crash through trafHc's jumble. ' .Q at l 42-451 Football 42. 35. f, jfs ffl , 1' er: ' ,uf il ' T . XLJ K ,' I l A fl N Ffa ,493 55. if-T 4 4-rl 1 xl V fav' itll X 'N ., l 7' . X fr-I , N, .P 13 lxlx .ff v' ' X l A 5527 ff 'l fx .z ' 'HX ,1 R Nfl 1 f ,J 4 .,l ffl A-lf .1 X4 Vi 'Rl l-l lllliyf ffl - : . . f , ' 4 'li glfg .C LL f1ff.q'j2TTQ '- fif.4 . f T- , .1 R--A .- f W' ,ffyfl . sk 4. ' V, - ,, : X V! H . Xl,-'X 'X-,'iv:v,.lYfI, -X Xxx.-1 L --gZ7,1,4RgQ3L'Q cffylilf-f ' ' li il 1 C C I 'Lf L-19Ffl 'A A ' ' ! 'L-Qy-wah W--L --A -1 a -,4,C. ,W ' Pane Tzrvnty-four K 1 ' N, 71' X xl 'ffX X, fy 'Xyfff' N..-ff' 'wfff 1 N - 1 f sf '- ,I NC7.7'f' ' ' XCXQZLSFQQX'Q'iffXXX'ffffiiXlf'1ff if Rl R721 ' ., .AA-. A f- w K. f ., p , . .R -A 5' ff Ci' d.C'C,,i',,if,,11.lf'l.f Q 'OE3E !Hff'D'i?i?2i'f r-R if Q:Trf2f1iF5T'e is-ef - 3 1 1: - rl , ,XCR X X IX I . 51, X C --nl? Semorf -myb '1 l 'fl Ib, N FM K CHARLIE SWOOPE MOORE, JR. YQ- i. Q -lfllh There is great ability in knowing how to Lg-iii? R conceal one's ability. K C2-4l: Belzoni, Miss. up, M Club qs, 451 Om Club me Baseball 42, 3, 45: +11-'fffjf H Football 43, 49. Lag NELLIE MAE MORRIS ffl' ji l A All work and no play failed to make lf' lb t Nellie Mae a dull girl. C C- . C X, C3, 41: Nashville, Ga. Cl, ZD: Glee Club C3, 4j: Commercial Club C319 Home Eco- YQ ' K nomics Club CZJ: Basket-ball C392 Alpha C4D. L11 ff 1 'ff Q DOROTHY NEWMAN f e she fairer than the day, ' --x C X Or the flowery meads of May. fm N CZ-43: Loulie Compton Seminary Clj: Caloosahatchee Nature Club CBD: Glee Club N C3, 4D : Mathematics Club C43 1 The Goose Hangs High. LFE i M . i R CLARICE MAY NOWLING fy H Her care was never to offend, LH!!! f1 ,J h And every creature was her friend. l ' H C2-45: Glee Club C3, 41: Home Economics Club C2jg Basket-ball CU: Mathematics A Club C4J. , ii? w li 'll . I C N. pyw i'X4 , l ,fy R f Il' ' ' Af R S4-444 3,8 WX: 'X- XX fm XX Cf XXV fx ,il - 1 l 22 l l 2:4 ll' W ' 3 '1 1 .f lla i ,352 ry , I, le l I, Y I .Axlvxf I 'fy K - ' I' I g- .. '-3 f'f f1-C! 5: Mx- E K- I 'lim '2.fF'-iI21 PiIR-'if' 2-Tfezi-1 ffl X v V A ,,,, , ,TA ix wk farixjrf-,fQ,,. ,Xi QQRXXAQQR AX A ff.:-C Vlgiggmf , , as V fees X xA. fi -ax, ., , ., i jCQ1lpll-ff' v Page Turnfu nil X 1 C716 ' Vlffi' ' 7' .QXSV y ggi ffQj,3?,,'j 1 -4 rf: 5 fi- ik 1 LLJXLQ-.ik if 'rr 2 3 1- 311--RTCNXX-.,A W-15Xx ilu LW' . ,l El fx rl! XAQ, . my ' N. X Senior! f ' ,I ,V fy: LJ-X VULA OLIVER 31153 The First Lady of the Senior Class. ryxfxb Nl A ff, 5,5 C2-4j: Home Economics Club CZD: Glee Club C3, 43: Basketball OD. 'ff ' ,y l we-Q 'C uf L ,X 1 MILDRED ALICE OSTEEN ie X x ' w 'Tis a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. C2-41: Glee Club C3, 43: Home Economics Club QZD. WINIFRED PENELOPE DUNSCOMB PARKINSON Do unto others as you would they should do unto you. Li Q2-45: Glee Club C3, 4-D 3 Home Economics Club KZ, 1 The Goose Hangs High ENNESS ILA PARRISH 'fone of me few quiet smiofsi 42-431 Mathematics Club 4451 Basket-ball mg Alpha 143: Home Economics Club LQXQ UD: Commerclal Club CBD. 1 f' f Y wx- wsxzf Pixie:-e xi, 'Hy 1' Lx-'Q if Nw X ,lik 3- Viv X I X' ,f -f li . rpfxr ,lyfv ,ll T if. TQ N -ggi tr Ja- ,J 41 , Q QM J N LH 'B Lf if y if ff' lk XY '-rl X ew X f V, ,ff , lv!! A, Nj . XL - ,155 7 em fr T Nl N 45:5 m f -'N WC H-gwfr-Ltfza TQD13 1' 1 ly-i L-:ff-r - Qeffgffl : ' XY! ffXNQef'f X X if 'V'fN '?'.1'f'f X. 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' Nibxg Kfeftrt C2-41: Glee Club C3, 4D: Alpha OD: President Dramatic Art Club QU: The Goose 13545 Xxx 'L 1 Hangs High Q43 1 The Winding Road Q43 : Green and White Minstrel f4D. ' X ,l by as fyal , r X ,-11 X a t QQ ., MARTIN HILTON PEERS If the coin 'Beans' Hips stands on edge, he studies. i lfl 145: Naples High CZ, 3j: Glee Club f4J: Mathematics Club f4J. T rt. X A jf, Va' f' t, xx fl H AQ SXJ 39 R . X A 1, if 4 ,X .. S? Q' 4 Vw XX YW f X 4 C' A ff 1+ 1 li wi A . U ict A lbw xbln A Vila Vi' f? 'V I if XX J t xxalifli ii P X X -ff tgXSlakv' jfffi 'ill ll N yt 'rfw A mtl tarts X w ,QQ , ' Xfv X V...--W:-ztttl 2 xg X ffjtxx af iv fj A X 3443, lik ,cu K ll' 3 -fi ,fflfsf Page Twenty-seven l fmfri I ,M -.- ' sfiw? 'CAC'-- New ' kv x f, r 1 1 . ff If , 1 1 . 4 x ,f t x 1 - A X ' ,f .' i 4- , f--f--fi - .E . .. . -E Li?-1-fi , wi. .- ' gw,L.xLXXXXN A .' Ili Rx' X Xxi I LX!!! ., - ' r,X,fi,f f -- W. J-t . s . LAQQN N. Semorf fe,.y: t .np if X., '1Kxl'!4Qj f MARIE JOSEPHINE SANTINI Ly- x A'She's not very noisy, but you know the saying about still water. lvl fgkxi - X- 12-4D: Caloosahatchec Nature Club C352 Alpha CB, 453 Mathematics Club UU: Home 'F' H ' Economics Club 125. 'ill ,XP MATTIE CAROLYN STEPHENS X 7' A 1,1 x All joy, and happy all day and happy all night. K ,, ffff 12-4-D: Glee Club 13, 41: Home Economics Club C452 Basket-ball lll. f Y X A NATHAN PAUL STOUT ya X A little nonsense now and then, 'Ti 'V Is relished by the best of men. life A Ji ' . 'X XXX I C471 Riverside Military Academy 42, 35. bf., .h . gayj I4 BENJAMIN AMOS STROUD 3 ff Who is she, B. A.J ' .X 5 K2-45: Glec Club 135: Commercial Club OJ: Mathematics Club i451 Football Q4-D iri- P A4 fx' f l .,i. ,J LH- Q .l Qi f'if7'XP 1 xXl'-el 'QC X t A ' f. fp wr Q1 f L4 -.xg li. L1 Q XR. ,,,.a,..,.- trlgflf i ' 'Q l 'yr f 7 ,f 'ix 4791. I Q, . X, xx . 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C2-451 Basketfball 13, 45: Glee Club 13, 45: Dramatic Club C4JQ Home Economics Xi V' ' 'V -I X Club C251 The Goose Hangs High Q45. I' . DOROTHY ADELLE WITT QV? V- ,Ra Demure and sweet as euer a maiden was. e I f, I 1 I x R 'Q W Mfr' C2-45 : Home Economics Club Q35 : Commercial Club Q3, 45 : Glee Club C3, 45 3 'TQ - 5 I .WIKI Alpha K45. il,I':Vpff WILMUTH GABRIELLE YARBROUGH ,jf ff' I . ,A f Ik I I it i. XL.: II - X L. 51 ,f r I L I' :WI lx Y, X I I- LIS 145: Alpha 145. 1 f f I ' A friend in need A f, , it . Q Is a friend indeed. h A f,11'sI I' 'V 1' C2-45: Caloosahatchee Nature Club C25: President Home Economics Club C25: Com- mercial Club C35: CALOOSAHATCHIAN Stall' C45: Glee Club Q3, 45: Senior Hi Life Staff V f l il ' I ,A Iex I 'I 'flux I ,I xx, ily 2 ' I If if ffftifi Lf?-X X 1 I x, N XIX' f , N -. ' X 415' I:- - M gy fl , 1 x ' I , 1 ', Y X 5 ' , f f' f J XXX INX. Wi Lf! I If 1 I X .V f, l,f,, h , x ,I XX Q. LW x w P 7 , f I X T! Il, 1 XX, I 1'l'ZlA II-I V RN 3 7 Qxxxxtl-I3 X . 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Z Ahblzabetzral Sefzzorf 5 al I In hh 'A A is for Albert who is dependable S 4 y B is for Bertha in studies commendable N C is for Charlie a very cute boy 9 u D is for Ditto full of joy A QE f E for Elizabeth who never is sad A F is for Frank a comical lad by V, G is for George or Cape as we call him A I H is for Helen of quiet decorum W I is for IT which all Seniors possess h M J is for Jack some more and no less W QI N K is for Kinzie with an executive way w L is for Lois who knows how to play Q X ll M is Mildred with smile so sunny Q in N is Nellie Mae sweet as honey W ' ' I O for Osteen on knowledge bent A P for Pursley our Class President W ll I fl Q for Querulous teachers, I rare! j W I R is for Ruth with auburn hair AX S is for Stroud whose hair doth curl N I' ,f f T for Tommie shy of a girl W all qu? U for Uarda with measured step Ip A V for Vula and lots of pep M Q W for Winifred with English oxcent faccentj N film T X for a cross to show we're exempt , Y for Yarbrough tall and slender W I A Z for the zest we've had since September. it sb we NP it S lv- A 4 Pg Tl gm' 5 N' A t tr2 A A A -in J' A A XA XA . a c iirty-one gif! ,.-- X A .3 5 Q QQ 2 7:17,--fr 7 D 5' V '?' ll Ng? V ' rfffmf' 'V T A V ' X - -I - A A ai. 5 g G f- ,, ,N Q' , Q 4 'l ,SELF 55257 P:E:5:5JEEE?EE'Et5E1D E 7 ' 72- P P E-'PAQ-Q-E2-Z5 ,i .1 K ' H 1- .iqh all Bl, M . , A 4111 gg em or lm mb l CHIEF FAVORITE , 1 411 lb H NAME OCCUPATION AMBITION HOBBY EXPRESSION NICKNAME GII41 5 , ., 1 - i ff ff ' ' I l P. G ' t th l T b leach hating beans I dont known. HBCHUSU Athletic PllYSlque Iv IEEERTIEEECHT Gigglliiga e gn S T3 be: :docto Getting study-halls Isn't that devilish? USIEQKH 1g1'CCklCS,t TACK E, Slinging Hot Dogs To go to college Football. Honey! . ' Ulf! IQ? Cl1QfgSlfY V V 'HARRY P, Keeping up with Vula To be a bank president Fixing his Ford You talk like a child. hP2r1f, Straight fbi? I Q ll. n RAY V. Flii-ting To bea zd Arthur Arguing Are you ready? Ray Heart- rea mg Murray H ,, . . GILMER H, Bossing his sister G Tc: save himself Tinkering with Whats ya' SH' GUY? Buster Dlgmty 'Mm trouble maehmery Y U H G dl k W' V GEORGE C. Typeyvriting U He alone knows Smoking I don: know. H3390 HZ? M00 5 W ALBERT H, Keeping the Library To grow H H Silyilylng Really - , , ' AW I., A Bgdle W f l TOE BEASLEY Making unusual sounds To be a monkey Drivmga Studebaker Yer gosh-dmged rite. H 6356 H X . ll- CHARLES P Chauffeuring for-? To be a great actor Girls My E00f-lnessl ,,5 lre'SP0t '1 Car V lm FRANK A, Skeeting soda To get fat Playingabanjo For cr ing out loud! HFYHHIQ, l'CCf v Ciiypg M ' Loafing He can't decide Bluffing his way Hot dog! Clyde Qllevfolet !vK '-. EDWIN C: , Trying to be the Sheik To thrill girls Dancing You don't say! iicflnlfln lglzes Q l 'KM QL' WI,-HAM C. Logkiiig for one K Ye talldzvonder Silence t ge gods! ' ngillzien Brgfxiss X If!! -sv X 1, NORMAN K, Agreeing with Miss . o e ramatic ootmga corne rea guns. V is -r ' R. M . A M - -. ' '3.'92mfg' 2' PAUL S, Disagreieijn-2 with the To graduate Writing notes to-? Believe you want to play. Nate Ditto fi ' Faculty . A U - ' d ' g Al b T t t' Reading magazines Rats! uChCSfY, H WW V., xx' gmzhgrnoun lsfaltliillgnpearsiisra T3 lJv21Zq'5l?31ilSh Llllfafy iCensoredJ, UMOPUW k ,, lllrilnkngsi I ' CHARLIE M. Forgetting To boss Paola Coastmg Shuf Nvgf F ,,lge2'fiF'lZIea ef G:i'2'Qul'f1eSS M W C. DENINGTON Reciting To drive the bus Causing laughter Aw, foot. H WCUIE , k A X 'll' AriNIE LAURIE M Driving a Ford To go to Sanibel Keeping her hail' UD ShUCk5l UAmlfF A Stlff nec . 1- M NI-:LLIE MAE M. l Chasing boys T0 get fl-If Tallflng to Doll, W- Blaal ,,N?u i, small yiust me I m N- m1 i'1gP 10'1f-? To 'ms lzngdma 'img -.I S- y ghtfosh' A Aassfsaai. I A ' ' h La T t 'eepmg up w1 ' is ' u . H , 5, , llllm 9iI.l.I:C?J,N' 'l ?d1l:liigW1gianoxvranCe Tcdzllgcasseudonilin Driving Harry's Ford He! He! BOUSIC 'i Sarcasm A l V ez on my ' - ' ' Two pair of eyes ' 4 K Mii,DiiED 0, Flirting To be the vamp of Riding the bus Darn lt! Micky . . I A Ip x . . Buckmgham - I if b v Leg5' l ' Good disposition WINIFREU P. Turning corlrierlon the Try and find out Swearing say, o ean. . Sfetflng W ee . . . . , UT is Figure like ve us l IEZTLS igasm inlliiihniibiiiiiiet iii? Eiiuffout c1i3lfi5if1iflQm'0' H' iviii? ffrzifill Red hai. IV executive ' K . ,, by l SUE RossEn Telling Ruth how to To be a ad K. R. M, Cooking and sewing Good-night! ' 511516 Ffeckles . l drive , . if r n Lon hair X M S, B ' '1 Q To graduate Studying Will I ever get through? nwpe Wee H V Alixgirn S. Mtggsgfdgna pressing club To marry-? Cars I ' Is that so? ugllllyzl U Qpxtlg' 2306 X J MATTIE S. Riding around town ?0 be somebolily Siarchingufor thrills flelfealil-day? ' UBISQ-fny Tfigcghirs lp - x ' ' BERTHA MAE S. Bringing teachers flowers o get loo m er HPPIHK Y ln eg- N studies A It If s N I 2 Qlxi W ' :- 4- N ,h , ,g g ,N A Q-. 15- s xi - i .- N .X . .A .. . e . . .. '- A -.. X X . as - fs V Z fu ww aa. .E 4 f lf 12, A I if A E A ie.+5r.f..f.f... f A f .E e s IP .O vjf mf sf ref v ,f - xff . bv ff he xr f M E- sf - H, ' 1 ' 5 ' ...i , A ' A ASX -. -- ff: fl 5- 1' D sa ra? ww e A by A , complexion y egs ers GIFT sis ed U d lg is-. Pre Ki SP Go He Go N NICKNAME I SSI yn 'n Pv .'Z .nz Qu: .AM J 0721772112 C I ' swear! v goodness! 1 . 4: --N . N I.. 'U .,,E Heck! G 0 M. W G rltmg no es HOBBY MQ C ,- u - N .E 4- ool . Q. .- Wa B s hair U2 Sch 3. 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H H 4:A A 1 K v Y W W W W W W v V il W It M Alum M A U S Q 'i E l Q 2 Q fe fu . ll- lL '::. 1.:.I1 .S II,'- 'S 'J af .J e . gn' .. y sf fs sf X MEEEE???F'??b BD 255 ?.P 1-d., 4 4 4 -xgxrxtxrk- 4- 'C' YR .glllw big lt rw A A .uni ll' m The Senz'0r'y Farewell The time has come to leave our old friends, It's a hard time it is true, But every one knows it has to come -nm So take it just like a True-Blue. :Bn '53, N We are wondering, often, what the others think, ' ,Q W We all think alike, tho', it seems, S We'll go our ways as the others have done, Ht - W Fulfilling our own life's dreams. w at N Q1 W Some may marry some fade away l I ! 1 lum And so it goes on and on. V 3 S Can we ever forget the times we've had F .q A The times, that forever, are gone? S .nllli , M No! a thousand times No! I reply N lib W To me they will always be dear. W ,um Tho' the road has been long and rough, at times, i A It never has seemed drear. A P rw ry i Q And so it goes as each year passes, 6 1 N The Seniors must all depart. W Maybe they're missed, maybe they're not W , Q tl N But the ache is there in every heart. Y W. P. t H l if , A . L N K N N ' N l ll' ' 'lm I l , N R .. 1 N P w i 4 .gum W . tltt A A W- 2 .::. 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WALKER A NETTIE JONES RUSSELL WARREN b A SALLY KELLUM WILMA WASHBURN A LEE JOHNSON LILLIAN WILLIAMS Q m ' I 9 II ' if Q55 My 5 lp' E436 ? :ff 15 E 4 ,.z. .:g':v:. 4g.-a.L-2 A ,QI ' ML K DUE--' p - f age Tlnrty-sim .xx v v -xx , ,, , I ,, ,H . ffl-I' Q ' l A ' I' S7775 T2filzigififivslu 271 xsxlx. 1 ,ffilixx . x , jf, 1 1,1 fx, . I xkxg I 1 fl 'A f I fQA i-1 fl i 24 suffix 'T 5 Af V I E 1 ive IPF: 3 1 5 4 In A. '12 '-f' ,H ffl 7 VK15' - lux Vxi I f , Iv, xx if 1171107 Cla!! LA ivy' , MOTTO: Our colors are those of the sky and our ideals are just as high. X COLORS: Blue and Whz'te. FLOWER: Whz'te Rose. 1713526 IX A r ff! E I Hg, ,KU fy! f THOMAS LUSTER . . . . President ZSX N fxihfl MARY M. SMITH . . Vice-President HE? I Q Y r is I BYRON STOUT . , . . Secretary ii lil 'f f',.f'l' LOUIS MCQUITTY . . . Treasurer Wx i I . T. ' ' I T., Sql LILLIAN WILLIAMS . . Hzsronan Z 'X X M' f Vffiql MISS MOORE . . Sponsor ssgf lb .XZXXNW X If ,lj me I X If I F ,547 43 N Vx Mgr A755 X A f QA I I QR N , XR IX ' ' 'x' X, xx X IX 'Q ,V L .h IN I I I. Xl 3 QX ' ly ,fQ TP W ' 1 7 ,W ggi 'Wy 244 Aff Qfw S-1 K. I A V , 1 I ,X px I pf: ' 'Q-' 'I Qhfxf X LAW-. ff , ,XXXV Page Thirty-seven X xx Affli, . 1,1 'Tn1f -111- 1 il ' - '., -fgff' 'Tr'-rg' W .F '- Q ' .0 - . , ' 7.7 f L- sf ,,- -. - f ,List I iefkpfy ee sA e' fif-f?r iQ I.1I+fffyf ,rffQ4:f11'4 -A A .X f I g I ' - Qt, Wx-,pry . I V ff 'ifs ,f 'fxl S If f Rx 1 W7 I N. 5 i D Q7 if 7' wy'fxj4.. f7! Xysff fkfxgf-tfffxzf 25 X7' ' up X in -- J . s 1 4 S L--C--'K -Jqmlilclq f' ff fl, qw ' il . l . 'lt lb ll , A l 4 . l 'ilk J l . l if -alla Mr. Rezzaler--- The fumoryf lb W I J Q Leaving silly, childish thoughts behind us and bidding fare- A ll 1 well to the scenes of our childhood We, the class of '29, came to Ill' U I I M. H. S. in the fall of 1926. Little did the upper classes recog- ll' I .Q K nize our merit on that significant day in September. A 'alla The crowning event of our sophomore year was the Sopho- LP V In more-Senior picnic given at the Fort Myers Beach. A Qi ? At the beginning of this, our Junior year, we elected the fol- A 2 lowing officers: Tommy Luster, president, Mary Smith, vice- N president: Byron Stout, treasurer: Louis McQuitty, secretary, 6 ti I N Gi 5 m W N A af-- 'I all N N A l ll' W I l it l 1 I l l V w P QL , , T X , and Miss Moore, as sponsor. Many members of our class take active part in Athletics, and because of our attendance at games and Willingness to back up the team We are called the one hundred per cent class. We feel proud of the fact that both editors of the Senior High Life were chosen from the Junior Class. In January We gave a Salmagundi party at the municipal au- ditorium, and have since increased our class funds through many other schemes. Our first party, which was given in honor of the football boys, was at the home of Don Bolick. We have not had many socials this year because We needed all the money we could rake and scrape together to give the Junior- Senior banquet, but now we feel that our sacrifice of pleasure was Well repaid by the success of this affair. lg i fb lb H '2sa2a2a'i5-'H' gag sssrsv X :eva Wav 2 sf ... g l'- V a e 1 i' pl W Q 'fl I ni- ie Q llllf A s Y P g Th 'rty-eight L Yoplzomorw XV! 'V!,w S.X',g7,L!- , I X XY- XI ' ' f I xi V' - . V 7 V ND' ' Y, I , WAN,-AIISI, IKSWCW NX WA I ffmw R Af So ,?,f!j,Ly2lfPfZ1lPL.f 'L-'L?'l-21 T 2f jI!aCvQk51-- A' fr f f - X 4 XPC-'I 'I A RNS Ip' une A .4 Q54 A Ry, Sophomore Clow' Roll dun. Y A I MARTHA ALLEN ROBERT GILES MAUDE PHILLIPS A ORVILLE ALLEN FRANCIS GOLDEN ARLEY PRICE IW, QA ' CURTIS ALLISON MARY GOODMAN AZELL PRINCE A W WILLIS ALLISON WILLIAM GREEN ELIZABETH RANSOM f f 11,1 I LAFAYETTE ARMEDA ROBERT GRIEPIS ROBERTA REID X . REBECCA BARDEN NIELS HANSON JOHN RICE X if 'I T, A. BASS ELIZABETH HARTSEIELD ANTHONY RUSSELL , X MAUDE ALICE BEASLEY EARL HENDRY WILLARD RUSSELL I WALTER BENNETT HILDA HENDRICKS GRINNELL SANTINI AX MAXINE BERG KIZZIE HIRES ELMO SANTINI N X I DANIEL BINGHAM GLYNN HICKEY HELEN SCOTT X 4 MARY BLANCO DUDLEY HILL DQBQIHY SIMMONS X ,X A I JAMES BLANCO FRANK HILL LORAINE SHANAHAN A HARRY BOTTS ELLIS HUTCHINSON JEAN SPEAR yy f 1 fi f ROBERT BROWN RUTH JAMES LOLA MAE SPEARMAN N . I ROBERT BRYANT DOROTHA JOHNSON NAOMI SPRINGER f MARY CAMPBELL EDISON JONES AMERICA STEPHENS A Q , MURL CARTER J UANITA KAY FLORENCE STINGIS Q FANNIE CHAPMAN SARA KING ELIZABETH TARRER 5 IX I II LOIS CLARK ERNEST KINZIE FRANCIS TAYLOR , Bl' 'Q MARTHA MAE CLEMENT HOMER KLAY JACK TURNER fb I I 7, THELMA COLEMAN HELENE MICKLE KATIE UHLAR , I I Q FRANKLIN COBB DOROTHY MOODY MARY UHLAR fx I Q ZELLA CORN IRENE MOORE WILSON WARD ffl! FRANCIS DES ROCHERS WILBUR MOORE VIRGINIA WATKINS I I ' KENNETH DENNON JACK MORRIS KATHLEEN WATSON ISS ROGER DODD ELOISE DUPUY GLADYS EDWARDS AUBURN ELLIS EUNICE ENGLEHARDT MARIE FIELDER BEATRICE FRAEDRICK ENA GALLIMORE JAMES MCQUITTY BREVARD NISBET DOROTHY NYE MARGUERITE PAGE EUGENE PARKER VALDA PARRISH PHILLIP PARSHALL HAROLD PENROD ' I qi' I A 7 LUDA MAE WHITE MARGARET WILSON ALBERT WILLIAMS FRANK WILLIAMS WARREN WILTSHIRE LOIS WINGATE WINIFRED WINTLE DONNIE HAE YOEMANS fxyyf 414D ix 'Q bn- D35 b ik VX X ' ' 'X 'fx A x , ,- . If-1, in an Y, ,V A, Page F ty D 5 I A IP A -II M A fi In S A I? If 'H 4 f AVXAXV A IIILW, A Ax ZS CSAVXA VT? , ,N X ' 'fx f xxx 2 f xv A I ,lg ,X 1 A , f ,QX f ?7 1 Lei Ifeirflf-11ff1.1a A1 A-Q fe -i 3- T T T 1 T A i is - 4 K 643' SX A , L f lx W3 f A War 'xfjisl Lf V X, L lf' ff ' A X XIX 5 O V fx RT ex. , R '-xx R M. . . f ' K f wif: If , f ,f HA 1 f .4 T if ' Qs 'X NTI .F , f YJ . I , X if Qs . - X uw Y Nw! 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L-, -0116 ' f ' 'X ' 'N f' ' ' W ' ff' ,' , R -f' 1 ' X , - - , - ' j X - - ' R - - o , 4 , y X N ,- , ,f , , , A V X X f F fx X ff X 1 L, A I f, e f 5552,I'7g ?LLgZLf- QQLQSXXZX ff, W ZX?-?,7?7EX'wf?'iV5f??Tii i7Xl?iZfNwffxfci l ,fo H, ' r X Asp.-L ,LA Afyfs g - V jg 13'--JM .1--g r c ' -c f www QTQCW wwf, QXQLQ W fb -A Q 1 lj... 7 , lib Q Sic get T Q W 1 ll wal he Sophomore 5 oz I .1 ff! .1 A X aff I On the twelfth of last September the class of 1930 made its appearance in tm. X the Fort Myers Senior High School. This caused a great deal of excitement 5 ii? y among the upper classmen, as our class had already established a good reputa- A I tion at Junior High. Miss Moore in recognition of our good merit gave us ag. Ig, Y, ly front seats in study hall. This is the largest class in the history of the school. I i F F Early in October the class was organized. Oflicers were elected for the Q X -rl year, and Miss Vaden was chosen for sponsor. A X It lil The Sophomores have had an active part in all school activities and have EEN fl carried off a good share of honors. ', . Over half the Alpha Society is from this class. Among whom are two Q-A 1 N.. X . fi nf- . oliicers, Brevard Nisbet and Kathleen Watson. The Sophomores have gained fame in athletics as Well as in scholarship. The majority of the football squad came from our ranks and we are Well rep- resented also in the baseball nine of this season. In basket-ball we have our full share of representatives, both the girls' and boys' teams winning honors. This class has shown its ability in salesmanship, selling one hundred thirty- five magazine subscriptions. This swelled the treasury quite a bit as a commis- sion was given for the sale of each one. Social activities enjoyed this year were: the Christmas party and the Sopho- more-Senior picnic. It is with joyful anticipation that we look forward to the time when we will take our places as Juniors in High School. K. W. All W W W M N if H Q M M N I W . 5 fa M M ' 4 A U. I A 4 A A 4 tb fx 1 Al - a t ...... M . 4 anxfasvfa X? . f V Page Forty-two X xl up X 1+ fi: Il' .Y QE I X Yi 9 x jg. SQ' N7 4C S S ? H5 ESQ ,br 55: A5 V i Xaxyf 5 me V X, ps , ,-A . N ' w il l I 1 i If x to we XXQUHQ-.'1fi,27'SQy yyx' Ifyixvffy xf 'if V ,f'VfxXX.iN . rf X ,f f X 4 , I X , XX E QQXX A X .lffzkxxf if 'ky--41-in-?'l 1' 1 'l:4 l-f'lf r WP-f?X3Q-1-LGQGS1ffsfr4Fl1Q-QFg- .Li-15 1. 1' rybgj-.g zwfrsw I M iii' I 1 .ffl y. V' f. J A Fable offll H S. 99135 if: QQ Once upon a time, dear children, there lived a King. On a Monday morn- i., ' ing when the Miller and Mason had just gone to work a Page dressed in Violet E V and White blew long and hard on his Horne in front of the palace. The Porter heard the noise and came out to investigate. 31,55 5 Srl What's the Matter 'n England's name? he inquired. 53? 13' is The Prince has been abducted. Call out the Spearman. Tell him to ' KT! bring his Spear and do all in his Powers to bring him home, answered the Page. AWE The Prince is an awful Sapp muttered the Porter, And I suppose the :VX in , Peers will all go around pretending to be Moody for Weeks. I'1l tell the high q Alderman and get it off my mind. ' Ig X So that is what the Porter did. The Alderman could do nothing but N if call a consultation to decide what to do. First the country was scoured for miles Qjif- QP i, around. Every Hill and Moore was diligently searched. At length, Hasting A on their way, one man, a Newman, who was well known because of his Witt Tv. I N. it got up and spoke. If A The Prince he said, His no doubt at this moment in Holland eating Corn 74 on the Cobb, with a side dish of Bass. And sure enough, dear children, that is just where he Was! But when the XE? Xf Qi King heard of the high Ransom that was demanded he declared he would not l 1 is x . . i , lj Ni, pay the Price. The abductors, however, said he was Rich enough and pay it he would. A Not a Shilling! was his answer. KL? Time went on and the Stone heart of the King melted to the consistency P,,',.f of Klay. He wanted his son. He paid the Price, and back came the Prince. i N ff A very different Prince. The old Prince had been Stout. This one was 'R ' 4 al KW vw' W ll 1 h.. V' fr! f affix f., .. f' , ' fi EJ., I. W, 5 ax N l if X f' X f Long and slim. He Wore a robe of Brown and Green, which, he said was what his kidnappers had made him wear. Nor was that all. They had forced him to Reid Scott's novels, which is a terrible punishment. A Ward of the Parrish composed a Carol. But the King told his high executioner to Cutter in two. So that is one good reason why the Carol is omitted from this page. Don't weep! You can never imagine what you have been spared. H. F. L. Tm N , A . Wk to . fl. c 4 ly I W in? X' X-fi 'eiegzf 3 ' S we f 9 if WW v V Page Forty-three ,WV 5. 5 if-, : KH, :XP- :M fAQr.YfQs.F A 1 Ax A pwpepsppy' - F' 2? 444444 1 4? 4 5 5 w t 4 'x t Sunsets ,,,,. W Sunset skies are mortals' ties B f H Between the earth and heaven: uhh' ' ' By loved command of that Master Hand A fb A regal crown is given I I To dying day who holds his sway Q O'er morning, noon, and even. alll'- W 4 N Slowly the cold blue skies grow bright Q With color warm and true: lm., N Then one by one, day gives to night Q A fy, H Each dainty or brilliant hueg I il fb I While twinkling bright, star after star S li QE Add to day's well-won crown, We K And from the glorious throne afar B Q A A sheltering cloak drifts down. xx W L' l QW So He who rules with will of stone, 1 E Q To each mortal truly fervent W X , At life's day's end will say, Well done, QL Thou good and faithful servant. we L S D. E. t X 1 i W I rl u v D f W 4 t ily Un N ' 'dl v N ' f r 'III lb X F lf ' f v , Xglli Wx by 1:33-?'333'.i3.'S'S 3 1 ?'2EEE.'iE5,2E-' E!T!1E ' .Q Q V' V W X1 uf , Pg lrty OUT ., -5 gr V X v 1 V Vly. :IYWy.1L.: N '-5-' Tg' lewd i t t, XA 1 515- a e 0 -f N-.... Qtbletins 1 f'QQ,U - , W' ' www X ff X NX ffx . I , Ag .U 1 , I . ,'. tx x ' K X . R K.- N 4 4. 4. N ,I I I Sy F IX. 4 'x N I X I 4 -, -X X I 1, ff X X li, x , z I Pa gf! 1 I I I .1 'I 4 ,I I ' 'I .Xi -I it W 4 :L WAR' -L jk A 'H ' 'gil SIDNEY H. EI,I.IsON Boys' Athletic Director DON BOLICK DORIS V. LONG ,I Football Manager Girls' Athletic Director I M X A, H r 1 Hi - I. Vg L i f' flux lr Tl yi ' ,MY I 'I 1 I rf Il. l,l,,f' 'r 1. I 1x V III lx! L I , I HI' IW lr ,U I.. '- I-'fi' ,. I I 'J 5 1.2 r.i U1 4,3 . 'j l I-f1 3 as .,,X 1 . I,i . I - 1.1 . LX Id Y, UTI I Lf l , YR r,ii'l. I i I . . . , , ,.... I,,, ,r,.-,. I, . '1 '. 1.5-'. 2. '. :jf .V . . . . . . ff f l1if ' It . ' f M a a'a'r'ff'frr .,ggg.r- Lift- 54V ini!-if-. i li a'4r r:T4f'g-'fb 4 F0l'fll'St'l'l'll v E7 , -,wkggi - x-XI-Q5-' fK'1.Nkx,N:gjj 1' ' YQ' N Xb. 'xx X' if' Y mf. xr T 19 :-.1-Q 4.--LL-P1-Qc A 2 Q2222- 212W A i ill' i Ep f 'l 5 QQ fc Q! Reviefw of Game! tl X . Fort Myers High School had a successful year but did not win the State A A f HIP Championship. QF The first game of the season was a hard fought one, the score being 20-6 ,XXX M for the Green Wave. Fort Myers then went to Sarasota, keeping the big end of ' f 1 the horn by the tune of 12-O. , Ll . U f . . l 4 QI The next game was with Lakeland, which we lost 13-6, the same as the X . previous year. We hope the score will be the same next year, but reversed. A ' Bartow came down here in haste, but they rushed back, leaving the victory A 5 If to the Green Wave, 20-0. X 1 Yrs X AN Tampa came to Fort Myers with three teams to get revenge. They out- -7' . is f' weighed and outclassed the Green Wave and took home the bacon. V X The unbeaten Wauchula team took defeat from the Green Wave, which Q i A 2 was the only team to down them. X p The big game of the season was played at Arcadia on Armistice Day. 7 Arcadia, like Wauchula, had been unbeaten. For three-quarters the score was l i 1 -'ll' in favor of Arcadia, 6 to 0. The slogan of the M, H. S. men in the fourth- A . 'R . A ' W quarter was Every ounce in every play so when the last whistle blew the score 7 I N was 12-6 for Fort Myers. N ' Q? The last game: Fort Myers journeyed to Piney Point, then ferriefto up Q Saint Pete. This was the Turkey Day game. Fort Myers lacked the weight A , ' R of Saint Pete and took defeat. All the coaches of Southwest Florida compli- A T Qu mented the Green Wave upon the hard and clean game they played. ' W , ml' it I c W ., g K lf all i 94 1 l W W my l l 4 My . ry 'lf' lt l f' ic-7' ff 'E My A 4 Q ' X Rf fff vff f T '4 gffwfilli X V I X A ' K ' i tml- b ' Page Forty-ezght N 1, v' 1 I. V 1 'w .- XX 1' FX S -, A, XxLx f' 4, su' ff .1 '. A , , XXX, fx, 3 V7 I , 1 lf, Six , 'V f ,9 f',wl'4l to S J: Q:-Lf t -- Qfiafxfffli- ik 1- S. f ffrf TV-4 ' 411 1,1 K' Alix 1 ' lilly ,f Il Q , 'i Q1 X ffm .N ' 1 Q, Football I Q ',x , Score gf' Gamer tj., y 'irlfxft l Fort Myers . . 20 Palmetto . 6 my ' Fort Myers . 12 Sarasota . . O Vff 'I Fort Myers . 6 Lakeland . . 13 L7 xt 'H flfQf'Lr Fort Myers . 20 Bartow . . 0 Tl-T, sw, Fort Myers . O Tampa . , . 26 ,f :D7'fQ-g,- Fort Myers . . 13 Wauchula . . 6 -if Fort Myers . . 12 Arcadia . . . 6 Fort Myers . , 21 St. Petersburg . . 31 EL it Q11 X ', W gh ' I, ' x EA f - KX QU it lx .bk l 'wil' li X' 1' 'i 'L QL. lg? ill? A X 3 u 317 f 'ff ' it W 3 f L61 QR if B lx' S 1 fix' A Ml if Top Row: Left to right, Robert Griffis, Joe Brecht, Emmett Kelly, H, ,f A K, Homer Klay, Fred Ransom, Roger Dodd, Louis McQuitty, Cmrinell Santini, Jack X Ellison, Harry Pursley, Robert Bryant, Tommie Thompson, Ted Bylaska, fn 6,31 James Blanco, LaFayette Armeda, Shorty Smallwood ftrainerj. ,T-,RQ Q! Lower Row: Sidney H. Ellison, fCoachj 3 Carl Magaha, Auburn Ellis, fly!! Charlie Moore, Tommie Luster, Jack Rice, B. A, Stroud, Elmo Santini, Court- If ffl ney oy Cassistant managerj. :' Tfv., pi - 17- -'LCC -' '-1113 'f' fri 4' af: Q. BWNQTX tw- '- 'f , 'fa is-we-:Nui--f 3' if , ' A-,xxfff s.s,v,f,fr,,A!A4k A S mf L ffgffgkX!QVf..fk . l elllxufflwfii Page Forty-muv Jian X x xx X' I I, Y' v rv ggggzfpi A ff y ff ef ' 5 ?'5Qifyfff ix' o I ' Af'i,1'j5xX8xX,Y,-Clif- 1 ,fl ,- ' ,' AQXXP AJ A! an., 1 - N M AP XX: V - -A52 1 fl! A: A 4.2-3QLQi14,tQ,ri-fl e at f a : ,- Q afXa5a.m:.f.a-, Elf, 'xir,3':Y Nix Xyl .,,- 'ly wx, 3 r ,W I , ev' :X It B0 J Bafee -Ball 4 fx f Y M iI:e'DE,f N lg-:ik Fort Myers is gaining experience every year in Basket-ball. The M. H. S. f . . . . T lf' squad entered the Crty League for experrence and also the Annual Dlstrrct Tour- gf yf ' .XX v 1' V nament at St. Pete for the flrst trme. V. if wg. XX f, .A r Z. Good material is being left in M. H. S. for a Better Team next year. ff' A lf -5 f .f g,ix fs: :XX Xu! gy M fix 'l tl ff ' .ffl ' -- RXARL -,rj ..5Q'fX3 if f A .il ,- 1, iq Iv. V, lf, fu -. lff'2L,Q LAN ' get arf?- N hx xx 1 X' X 1 1, X ' , ,.,., I fff , AQ l 1 ' x X YN ,f ff L 4 YY! X vtlykr Nw W Mil SNR lei ffl 'Rl ,1 Lrfff AX. X' -Ixx X- 1 fp t Q 5 ix, 45 A, , if ffl . , l 1 j35 5535 ff Axxxillgl .- Iv. :- fu-H e f 'ji ,fm 1,253-'-'Tirffr-Q-iifirf-1?-il?-r 3 ggi- I Xvqfgj-5-115 -' rg l ffg--' N- T Y, ,f x XXV 1 , ,f ,' X . I fl A J fig, nfh- 11 ' I-K , -b , , xx X , I V, ,f ,f X .E Ml.-1 'l .iflf . g'a:-XY! Lf 775.31 'illlllwl j Page Fiffll I. il ,1 sn. ' we g sf ' a f ,qs ,s fwf ii r , ffzeg lisa' N5Z4:5Ws?Xs - af: -if4Ars 1 , 1f4NQQ4fXV:ff:2i124 !,:x:!rlx:QQL'f,,:?X,f3.f,f', .E 'A 1-i,,Q-fit 7 ,L Q- 5:51, N., O ff e i'r'-N ixxxlili, lux? N YV' 4' Vi? 'Nl , ' 7 A, XQ Gzrlf Bader-Ball g xx ii! ff! fb X . . , . . . QS! 44 f Interest in girl s Athletics has increased very much this year, as shown by X the great number of girls who participated. Enough girls came out for Basket- ball, so that two teams entered the first Women's Basket-ball league ever held in E ' Ft. Myers. The Sophomore's team was unbeaten and tied for championship X with the Business girls. ' Baseball, in modified form, is being played by the girls this spring. The 354' Ib ' k'll d h ' d' 1 d f h' ' ll ' I ' d ffl . s 1 an ent usiasm isp aye or t is sport is rea y amazing. t is rumore W AX that they have challenged the A's for a game next spring! Anyway they XX ' will enter one or more teams in the Women's baseball league. ig! I ' W Mx N 9 QQ' W 1 Q. . .qi Q A Yr N f Y N Nl XX 1 ' K' fl A H VA f Alf' 11' X-X Ya V DD fa, Lv Q, ff 1 I' I W Q QQ! X, l Q l iff, l 1 'V' 'li A I If f ,H . N. f . p. I i A M Qt 'll W 4 X A V 4? i fiff-,P fi lk W fl X' , I Q Page Fifty-one w vfwxxif xg,x,f if Ref fv w fxv.,-1 R f xy f R fT 1 Turf R aaaa Woo'ri'7f7'f'ff.yT FXX X fffxx-.fax V Q,-'Qwxh t 1 Yrfyir Y up V, exxkgfmxy fxXf.f,fjx, tx4fff2.f ,X ,3'Xg.,ffff-N J . -, f fx A 40' Jgsrpgz4pQpAj,.fpf,,-ia-LQCQQQLffiaiiffffu QL1'-if--1-?+3Ja:-.'.I-f:j+,.3- i-, Q- gfajrqjfji R93-, w,,f,-' awww vgiwg- CJ' Jaya 't 4 ,XX if EX, X. 41. fi X lf! f ,f Af D W, 5.43 ff ,X 51 XX R Y' 5 XR ,ty .S Q 5 ,Q xx fx KY! in iv. 1,3 X VXA! i , Xxx X v x 79 .Q .SST an 56 we - ' wr rw ,f - X , 503 Wi lf 1' ' N :gi 1 .fff 1 , i x' .9 ,ft VL? i f' xl! 1 '- KX R' 1 CHARLIE SwooPE MOORE, JR. 'ff up : Captain ,--F X ft' ff he ff? fx R. I x NX Bafeball if X ff If: ii 1 is. N p The Baseball season of 1927 produced the best 'iNine M. H. S. has ever 1 had and were the outstanding team of the state. They entered the City League, A , . . iff ff yy won championship and Were awarded the cup. 5454 i i . . . , . . AFV? Q An enthusiastic group is looking forward to the spring sport this year as X this book goes to press. 5' Y V .fllffi .XV if .X Q 11 -QP? NNN X wr 0 7 5 xxx Xf X J Al 4' Page Fifty-two .rib R 'fr f a ' fupihwiivvwxr KN'-'-iw 's- --'wxrqr V. ,ff 'rv X7 .ff 5. X effyyjgsfig. aya ffj ret. , R iQxMfXfQyZS atMMiX2ZsfsyaQffX . f'w1:,i12.- 4, Qttihitits' . . I c ff f x Hxx ,fvyfux X ,-H 5 Zlffxz P I Il!-xr' Lmfff,-S. 4-X- 1'f,Xxkz l 4 i 5 n- Ap. X A 1 -Q A1 f ff-'lfffffi 4 '. 1 I I- 3 ' Y I-V: 1 T77 'T'EE' 'X' 1 ,f ' -J' ' M A T ' H .lk fx II! Q55 V fyyp .x 12 41 il S ' A e 10 zz ofzeljf XXI: The Alpha! How we aspire to this highly honorary Society and strive, during the first six 1, ffifnlrl months of school work that count toward this organization, to keep study halls, absences, and , 'f,4f!X tardies below the maximum, as well as to make the necessary one hundred and twelve points out ,N 'Mfr of a possible one hundred and forty points to become a member! Those having the highest l. f-QNX number of points become olhcers. Seniority winning in case of a tie. The faculty are honorary l It Q ,-L members. I, F' 'V' ' f l MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES .,! If If HJ . I, y x YI. ,Xu S lx. A, X, , f N I MARYI3 HASTINGS BIERVARD NISBIET KATI-ILEEN WA'l'SON HAZEL CLARK HARRY BOTTS KIZZIE HIRES DOROTHY MOODY HELEN SCOTT MARGARET CALDWELL WILMUTH YARBOROUGH NELLIE MAE MORRIS DONNIE HUE YOEMANS .fn .KX I 'ECI if 2 X ,I ' ' ,Q XXX? KOR ,ff f , 1 X xx XXX' ,x., f. is 'I , I ,W Q 14, xx 'I -. KN- ' f' f K 1 ' as CATHERINE LOKER ELIZABETH TARRER UARDA BASS ' Cx, MARIE SANTINI BEATRICE FREDERICK JOSEPH BEASLEY , , it Y Q NEILS M. HANSEN BERTHA MAE STULIJNER ELIZABETH RANSOM HILDA HENDRICKS WILSON WARD WALTER A. SCOTT fs I C 4, SALLIE KELLUM BETH CUTTER MARY CAMPBELL gywg f N .Xorg CATHERINE LONG NORMAN KINZIE FRANKLIN COBB Q1 K1 ff, 5 SARA KING f YVONNE STONE MARY GOODMAN A,f,fQ MAUDE ALICE BEASLEY FRANCES RASMUSSEN ERNEST KINZIE SQ r , S N4 1, - ALBERT HILL EUNICE ENCLEHARDT EIINICE PARRISH 4 A Qs LILLIAN WILLIAMS DOROTHA JOHNSON DOROTHY WITT 'g l , JACK MORRIS ANTHONY RUSSELL LOUIS MCQUITTY ij L Eff MARY SMITH HELEN LAVIN VJILBUR MOORE R 1 ff X 1 VT' f W MARCUIYRITIT PACE REBECCA BARDEN 54 , jf A - . I. - I Y X Z. I ,I 4 L 4 'X :f ,ff A S . ' I f E AR A .. L tw., :VP ii 1 x ,ff ' Q V ,f I Y -.N Kg X' y 11 I. .I 'I frm X' .IQ if LTNXTN i -,X A A , , f, 1,55 1 ffl. 577 S XY? A Nl , ' YL 'X Q , .A X ' .XX , . Qffl .' 'I If If 2 , M, S. i W X fx, I ., v lx I - Si I I . X i i if P, f 1 l .' , A ' R . I I I . - L ., .ju -i A .I li l X . f ' . A 4 'Pf A!g,,f 'rf-'rf ff .fri Lx ' ff -V , Y' A' r ,kit X:-Si fx --. -A f - - 4 2 - - ' A - -- - ll ' ' , i -,f 7 7 2. ffffx' Q, ,I I 'T fr T 'T 'T ' 5' ' ,XTX 'Cf 'Nlfiffufl are fHI li'A I A C fiffkf gi X. If A.-Q, MASQ!-l1Aff5j'fl, Ti iwinf, ff. 'SI ff , , ., .X ff , R Page Fifty-five Lw-.f,-4,A ..,.. . - 4- ,-,S.,,,L ,, SLI X ',-':i!,,J4'l ' we ' 2 P uk 2 R P, S l U N I I Ir. .Q A f 1 1 . wwf If ,I Zllq'4'.,p'l A EN Sj2LigffxQ,4 ' Q A as A' X X - 1, A - Q X .f,ff'j'V 'vw'-ggxy xv f ff V, I 1 X . ,fm .Q , N- M A I, I . A to ,f Xff xxff X! , AAAC I , If ' TTL-3LA,',ifiQ., -L ,ri-1 -1 af-1,i2I2.'3iffrlff'1f1ffif A r -lk I' f ' ' fkilir f ,XIX 41? If-X 'LN '7 N 1 K, fl . 7 7 I The HM Club I llfxii The Club is to physical training what the Alpha Society is to mental , 'i training. Membership in the Club is rigidly restricted to those who have won a letter in any branch of athletics. The highest honor obtainable in the IV A line of high school athletics is a letter. The members this year are: ,I ,I J LoUIs MCQUITTY ..... ......... P resident fe ROBERT BRYANT . . . . . . Vice-President W X LAFAYETTE ARMEDA . . Secretary-Treasurer li, TOMMIE THOMPSQN EMMETT KELLY IF V T CARL MAGAHA EUGENE MONTGOMERY CHARLIE MooRE JACK RICE l X HARRY PURSLEY HOMER KLAY wp JACK ELLISON ELMO SANTINI T A I, JOE BRECHT ARBURN ELLIS 'X I J AMES BLANCO ROGER DQDD ,X TED BYLASKI U - ' ff I 1' fi I N l Q W L I A lim 1 . qi! M I I ' A af 15 ' It A , we I Emi: fi TATIQ 41' we Ki' X ,avcnh Q- lIf.'i! iZ X 'lfxx-C gf? '- N .- ' , '1 'w - 'VS 'Q X Y' f' X . gI1'1l? 1l Page Fwy-sin In 1 1, ii ' x 1 X rf f ff: if S fZfS .fafxxg efixpr L . L .uf 1-4-iii 5 5 fa ai,-.fmtecftf-i -- 2 1- 1.1 2 l cikgf- favwikjv '1 1 4 fm 3 X 1' ',Yf,f A X The Czzloomfzatclzee Nature Club Ly WL ily? I R N , ' 7 The Caloosahatchee Nature Club, organized by the biology classes of ' 1924-25 with Miss Katherine Row Moore as sponsor, continues under her wx N Xp if excellent sponsorship. As the name indicates, the object of the club is to learn ffl is ' to love nature by observing it: and to give the members really profitable enjoy- if ment, resulting in the appreciation and protection of all life, ' XX l 1 r, X Membership includes all those who have made an average of 85 per cent. QP y in biology for the first semester. Once a member, always a member. Proud L fi ,ff Q - indeed is the club that its membership includes Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, actively ggi lf? irate interested in the club, as a charter member! 1 X 'el A OFFICERS rfjfra GUILFORD MATTERN . . .... .... P resident 1 SSN NORMAN KINZIE . . . Vice-President Xa CHARLES RUSSELL . . . . . Secretary l X f FRANCES RASMUSSEN . . Treasurer yxi ,jtix MISS MOORE . . . Sponsor by :x 4' L p HMS 'LP' S L fi if 4545 EN. 'fl W X. lx X Vx' A if lblxx Xt: ,Q it ffjj Q R We fir lb 7 4 r 1,1 gf Q, f in eb 'pf AX 41 K R fx M, f ff .' W Na- 4. 5+ 441 J X - ', f'XX,XK,,f' 4 ,ALJ , , xgm S ,L L- E ,, , , , , , , L , ff X, ,L F L , , I X T-4 I ve Tllfirfi -1' -1-4: XT-iQ.--N-:ng-ti-1: rc' rl - 'K X 2 iii -1 , 1i Q, --K -f E f, ?ijfi 'Q -lgfk' Q' J lx l if b ee e175 X E-fa R fgf R S R Page Fifty-seven V V N7 if i 75X7X55f5'?X X-fif7WX7f7 Xf , W fix X rl - f 1,543 ,- .W Af fx. f f 1, R, A , H . 1 4 f. : f ,f T , f fd ,V ' f jf fs , 4 5 g v g 1,1 ,f,,Ef,g,!LD if ,fs Xl-QQLQKNQ,-qc,-X52 Han, an M J 1 , my Be 1 5 4 ' 1 1 l The Gzrlf Glee Club N it li N xt K W i V H Besides the fun of singing together, perhaps the extra points also added an A i inducement to join the glee club. The girls are Well represented in Glee Club, Q A seventy-one girls having signed up as members. Here, too, Mrs. Ellie Henderson A ' gs m i ,f Y shines as an able and praiseworthy director, The Glee Club together with the xl A I qu' orchestra gave a splendid concert at Bonita Springs March 9. , , A l li A ? H I i ill lun- , i I , l gf' lb l i 4 .alla Q i N H i li i Q WW I Q l M I W I 4 . WI I I n VT. ,, ' ll N M sm T I I I 1 W I l . A :INN 5 Q W wil' nv W W W W W i 'flf . ,f,I,,. 4 AMA NM X fx Ai JAM A X f :gm P J F fty ight , r- E! 'UW' Nw. i 1, XJ? s I .. - ., 7 , , as g . so W 4 114443- g-4f..f as ' If fr -E v 5:25451 3 va -2 'f - , 1 PfiQa P221 of 4 aa . ,fs : : X ' A X. 1 .Il ruff.: are i -e N Q 'Qi 4 V -,P V A . 2 J X N Y n X x xc X. X sNxf ,f'f, -.xs'4:'Q!,f'1 , L X y ,fy '-L L .5 as ,4...J,,-r'1f,.4yr..c.A, 14. -Hasselt-..J4sa.f-.QVQ1--..M fs L .1.:?...-..-.:-Aa- sf. Lflfgflril V xx I I' N ,X VR ,. p. 'K .Q 9 .PX i ,f Q 2416 Boy! Glee Club X , . x x X lf I, I, XX. W f', 5525? Forty-one boys are enrolled in the Boys' Glee Club, and when they begin H15 ffl' K, to sing you will be pleasantly surprised-nay, delighted!--at the effect produced. LHS 'l . 1 . lvl ' Mrs. Ellie Henderson deserves sincere praise for the result she has accomplished. 'Tgx X p Co-operation has been stimulated and school life brightened by the Glee Club. I!! 1? Among the achievements of the Boys' Culee Club ayhighly successful and thor- oughly enjoyed Minstrel stands prominent. .,,ffg, XX l I :Jil f ' lil OPPICERS 'L' C I if f 3 ,,j ff-' 7 ,f -X . Q PAUL ENGLEHARDT . .... ..... P reszdent W ROBERT GRIFFIS . . Secretary-Treasurer Lr-'xv XX ' ff'f' I, i if Q 4 ff' J ,--xx. XL . N' fix' ' X fa, 2,5 , 'F-f 'Q' f eel aw fl? +1 P TP Q 1 fi is fi? . 'f' 1' P 1 vi' fi I, 1 le .l A., X 5 51 R I I Vx LJ, QFX if 1 1 X 2 'T' Page r ny A XX than 1 l i X. N 5. 1 Til. f f W BP l f. 4 A y l ,, n out ,QQQ xy 41 elif? ,,.. l ,' y r -pfrr - - . N X C ' fi ' ' c x cif ff ' u A, ilk 1 -nine jg 'I wil! 1 V E' Efffh L' TTTT'-TTfT 7'.'R ' L ' 'Z'ifYTf-7'7 Qfff5'7'7TfT?'T'TfT'-W f l 1 if l l i f x I ' x N f X , R pf ix' t . 5 , ,I fl, 1, --1576 L .L i ' f Yi, X - A AX . p, fx ,Am , , ' . ' . - V , fi 'K N ' ,f , . XX ,' l X .5 F - -X' M f If XXX, .N 4,5 'wb N J , T . , f- , ,, ,,,,, - . V hi- f '. .. . .. . ,X . x . 114 QRI X1' in X . E l lie Orcfzeffm R77 .,1, - 'E The Orchestra is an organization of which we are justly proud. ??ifXQfQ'i Mrs. EfTie W. Henderson has directed it With remarkable zeal and success. Fiji? lj The Orchestra has played often in chapel, for the Senior plays, and other 51 Al'. 3 functions. i,.ifp -4 ,l L1 THE MEMBERS ARE i',, w V WALTER A. SCOTT .... Piano L 5 X N. '- NORMAN KINZIE ..... Corner JOHN EDWIN RANSOM , . Violin f ERNEST KINZIE ..... Violin GUILFORD MATTERN . . Violin idxy, l R 1,1 L' f ANTHONY RUSSELL . , Violin lf . . 'li R A Jog BEASLEY . , . . . Vzolm L' I f l X WILMA ALLISON . . Saxophone if-R-,PN fl i' go i 4l5iTXf +135 ,fbi idx! ffl lil. if if:- iic N ,I ,i fl f ,f4 ii .X 3' 'fx X , V, jfi Iff I!! T T, X ix' 'ill iii A T855-, 41,1 N MRA ffaigfllflg fl il 5 i QQ 1 QQ 'V I l ,W , rf! 'I' .5 YV,Y Y ly? .-4, '- ,L X- ......q...4Q.,l '-L,,L...1,...L,...,g,,..g.-,L.:..L,.,E.,,Ef . , . . , . , , T , , I , N , 1 , fx 32.55, . 1' , . R 'VKX' 1. ,-Gai - N , , ,f N XR 4 1- -'flat f. S ,. 'f - RY, REL :HI ml .lf I -. 'Y 5 I 'A U-Luk, X 'J' JL P S' 2 X 2 , age wv KFIZ, fv'T:f2'7XT1 15iff17sYg'i ff2Tk'f-5'ijfff 'Sol fffxfff 175 ' w'fz'fQ5 p mx , ,fA - ,fx r X . A x R , 'X R 'I ff,- ll- , .-4- ZX' ,,. .J Tm ,, l X ,Ji r , f I R . , . .,,, X . . ,e fr X, f V , , . .. - . .. 4 .- - ' . . ' .. . . J' ' .- : ff!-X9 v,-b'l E+ - f-1 ' 11 'L T T ' ' ' Y 1 I M I l . . I 4 6 KK le ffl , LI pw xii EI ' J Q he Librarian! in ,ffj The students are truly proud of the high school library, said to be one of -- 4 'QQ the best school libraries in Florida. The library's successful management is in 5. I f great part due to the untiring though unobtrusive efforts of Miss Sara E. Muriel. L, QQ She has as librarians seven students selected annually from the senior class. The F. g librarians catalogue the new books, mend and keep the books in correct order, Lf XQN5' and take charge of the interchange of books among the students. To the librar- j ians is also assigned the duty of keeping the library in general in an orderly 75' condition. lv The '28 librarians are: L ' 21.5 BETH CUTTER ALBERT HILL L T DOROTHEA ELDRED ELIZABETH KELLEY K I Tlx MARYE HASTINGS VULA OLIVER g ' X +A '1 I kj was HARRY PURSLEY is . -' ff! N K L pf , , 4+ Qgfll I I QLKX l,4 5,1 X-rxilrx L1 ,dnl-rx PJ' I ri 'T I .4 'iii' X Y' PY 5. I! xxx- ff' 'gli-L, Y ' N' I f: Pj I5 It My f A. FS 4 I4 Ii , 1 , Ll X f lg , N ,I I f - I I f f It N. , XXI l v I 10 X. Ll I, We v if 'fl ' 447 H4 5 WI I L gf l , I -Xl Kgcifi fb Lxxx X 5, J K. x 1,1 . ,,., isffm I '4 ff-ggi'-Ql. q ,,,, I W V. V W V , U ., ,I , - , , L , ,b Q gr I ff,-'if '5'fpS:N 1, Q4 ' , , I f I 1.-A T AT' .T 'R .fn r-,I E. .V , - I I I gf I I- .. ,E . , .. mv. .ff A i .25l,f-1?-L5QE.Zf,1'ff:g Q 'i. A H 4 1 515541. g - LL- ,LL 'Q 'ggglxf 4 .L-L. Page Sixty-on c - l l 1 Ti x 1 i ' J L. A X i i4f EX X AM X A fbcxxcwix-x xf. A A 1 925 L- - 'X vffr 5 frf-g..1RQ1is41-1:1-Qc f f f am 'Q r -it A ff y at rn 1 I fi ' ' ' l M hier Senior Hz Lyfe Sm II' sg? l t 2 A little practical journalism was studied by all students taking English this W ffl v year and the result was the Senior Hi Life. Our school newspaper appeared lib every Friday afternoon in the Ft, Myers Press. Guilford Mattern and Mary after M. Smith were the editors, first and second semesters respectively, and were A MX assisted by a competent staff, The English classes acted as reporters. i' EX Lf M fo ffl bi Q ,qff v PX vi ill Q A Y , l 4 is it LT' A M tw lb f l s Q we fi M bf! N x N m , ' M X A M M : X 5 F Q75 i . lc A i l fi f ,Q t A tl l QW' ,MW Q29 lb, 42.1- - - 3 ml-,I .. - l - .a A 1- sf V v v - i lrrt f A '. , Xf XA AA, A i lu ' . Page smy-we Tiff N-fgff.. ,P f V! KXAQTKIQ Ns X X 5 1 1 D L AQ rf' 1 ,H 1' ,NS + 'S-X5XX.1.I,1 ff g 'Ql'l'fLi ly U 'Ry RJ 3' 'Div-.14 ' f. , .,, ' 'Y4 X. 1 X' 'L 1 .XXL X X4 Y - xp if k J x f , W1 ff lrfif XXII KL X4. Lvl ks ,ERA g-.gy Q11 L15 Q- v X 1' A' lf!! XL,-1, I f X fx LL 5 'fl F4 wi ff f t-A 47 W. Uv l lffflfl 5711.31 A' f . V , 57,-in A 4' 4142 ffl N F5 f x 5 fi ' Xxfxff D , .N-A rt: xbxfxl! 'E ix 'ja 9. Qliiil x '. ' w '-XXV' h . vu, fy 5.r.4 ! 1 .Pl Ex i'f-, f - X XX -Lt V '- ::Awp.1 'f V, Eff! ilffl' - 'X ,C ,,V T A - . 'fi7 2 , 1 fx 'fv' 1 . . . , A S .'.fQ'-QQ f 4 sr ,V f 1 3 1 1 3 -C: 1 Xi fx-fiffffl?-f 5 'E 1,223 E lk - A p 3 1 49 Calooyrzlzrztrlzzkzn Strtjf . . Editor-in-Chief . . Business Manager GILMER M. HEITMAN, JR. . . Advertising Manager . . Circulation Manager . . Boys' Athletic Editor . Girls' Athletic Editor . . . Literary Editor . Club Editor . Society Editor . Joke Editor NORMAN F. KINZIE . GEORGE A. COLCORD . CHARLES A. POWELL, JR. C. JACK ELLISON . . RUTH J. ROSSER . DOROTHA ELDRED . MARYE HASTINGS . . WILMUTH YARBROUGH FRANK C. ALDERMAN, JR. . HELEN BALCH . CLARICE NOWLING JOSEPH E. BRECHT . JOSEPH E. BEASLEY . HELEN LAVIN . . CARL MAGAHA . .......ArtStaff . Assistant Circulation Manager . Assistant Advertising Manager . . Assistant Literary Editor . Assistant Joke Editor I in -f S f 21,1 241, Page Sirvty-thrrc M f 'L if ' ' X f' -. f ' A- X x lb , ' pvc It Rf' .xy X X21 ' N.f4eSI5xQB. A R, ..liw1.'L' A x',!Ax.Kif lgtlllxrliil 1 1' A Li A X li X . RN . X . KK, s'iAg1 L, n, f ,f 1, if-Q .CX X -f Q XSZJ .AX al 4' .1 ..X. lt '1 rxrx K - - x X M 1 Y. '74 sr f . ,yr 4 t',x' .Xe V.. fa .X r. , l V!! iff . fi Y ' ,fl 'V' Ri f . N, A ' J ,E ff I 1 X I N 1 A r N, gxlyn 1 ,K I. Lux , 4. .1 A . g Airs lnzrrvblfyl Gxlv. 5. Af f x CX .NA Xl ffl! G, . f KgQi NCQ X X X X li' ' . f' ' f' , . f . R if if-' , . A ,f X. wx . 5. f f 53741 igxl ,- 'K X .f 'N e?f: M? l,SQ5SY'T 573' A-my K i new A41 X 1 'x 1 'x pc l:Algift-We fi? ff, .' 211fgs4Iii?ZPQQQS,1WI ff'def'--,AWSat Ri'7wfYf 'AN ,eh , A . ff The Geefe Hang! Hzghl' ,I f XX x I, yy ff The most notable production of the Senior class this year was The Goose Hangs High, a three-act play by Lewis Beach, given at the Edison Park Audi- torium, December lirst and second. The play was given under the direction of Ml X, LP QT' Miss Elvidge. assisted by Joe Beasley, as business manager, Vula Oliver, property ' N ff mistress, and George Colcord, stage manager. ,I fx, Q' i In this play Elizabeth Kelley and Norman Kinzie splendidly acted the part V :EQ 'l of parents in a modern American family of college aged children. The children' I X Q' ll, ffjfjwg were quite realistically portrayed by Dorothy Newman, Ralph Holt, and Charles fvfigfyj 'T Powell. Those who saw the play will long remember the delightful old granny, , played by Dorotha Eldred. Q 'lyu A TI-IE CAST labs T Bernard Ingles . ..... . . NORMAN KINZIE fly i 'AIIQXA' Eunice Ingles . . . ELIZABETH KELLEY ' .fl Noel Derby . . EDWIN CAMPBELL ' XQ if Leo Day . . . . RALPH HoLT Ns Rhoda . . . . . RUBY WILLIAMS fjfji , Julia Murdoch . . . WINIERED PARKINSON A Ronald Murdoch . . FRANK ALDERMAN ,l,y X A Lois Ingles . . . DOROTHY NEWMAN YI Bradley Ingles . . . . RALPH Hou 5,14 Q N Dagmar Carrl . . . WAULA WHALEY ' ig' 5 Elliot Kemberly . . . RAY VEEDER if f . . X it Green and Whzte Mznfirelf lf-it - .j XR , axe? The Green and White Minstrels well deserve a place among the major ll iffftlil 'I activities of the year. The Boys' Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Effie 4 Henderson, worked long and hard for this event, which took place, February W A X! third at Edison Park Auditorium. It brings a laugh yet, to recall Harry Pursleg ASX 4 1' X , and Frank Alderman in Ghost Mountain. The program also include p 'X choruses, solos and a lot of fun. I The end men were as follows: Harry Pursley, Jack Ellison, Buck Bennett, f, T. A. Bass, Prank Alderman, W. C. Dennington, Anthony Russell and Albert Williams, and the interlocutor. The ballad singers were Norman Kinzie and X Jack Ransom. I lf' 'KIL N' l-MXPX' if .f . -1 V, .ff -,Q X 'ay -,, , K M' rp -'i ' X f r N V .A X ll glllull' ll Page Sixty-four A l V. It 4 . 'X I, Q- ,f,.fs. ,,,A Qff gp, fxffffx A., L ,f ,1fK'-,wg ffxs ., A Q, ,ff 1 i -Q ' -. C ' -Q' ei f-.fifP'2Xi.-'Jif?i 'i'i l1 '- '- af if-3 1'1 'I-lflk-'rf-TT? '-- Q-s Jsiklf, D Nj 3 !,3,Q, J iw I Q PY? ji ,Lf , -A I V-NA' .I 'rf Vrlrivi s l lyjikxif ix. 1 A 6 172 lflg Od fa ' xx XN . l 'A ff -, K X '.- -V' f .XXX A 'X ' A 5 Three acts of clever comedy-drama, produced by the Senior class, were enjoyed by enthusiastic NN audiences at the Edison Park Auditorium, March twenty-second and twenty-third. Miss Lucile fffhxi i'XitQ,i'Xi Elvidge coached the play, Joe Beasley, as business manager, Beth Cutter, property mistress, and Tifpjfg i Joe Brecht, stage manager, 'Enix if . I I. LL, . t ff .Jil The Winding Road is a mystery play which depicts some events in the lives of a pair ,if Xf , . 1+ , . . , , L st t . .rf .A of smooth crooks, which was most admirably acted by Maxine Bussey and Jack Ellison. Comedy frlxfxx .X-X -Vi, was furnished by Mary Harris in the part of Pansy, the negro maid: Ermil Croco, as lady sheriff: and Joe Beasley as Skidwell Flicker in chin whiskers and frequent exclamations of Yer gosh LV-,f,4q 1 1. , . , ' g .gt 'ififil 'Q dern right, gave the audience many hearty laughs. zzfi- if 'A 'XYf-ji' THE CAST , 7 - -X uL,l x,1' ,f Camilla Ray, an orphan in search of a mother . . . ELIZABETH KELLEY I , f , ' - 1 lj Billie Ray, her brother ....... . EDWIN CAMPBELL i .g 1 , At, fig' ', Pansy Black, an ebony treasure ......... . . MARY HARRIS 'ij' , xiii Mrs. Lily Mason, mother, a good imitation of the real thing . . MAXINE BUSSEY 'V' NXQX J Dick Mason, alias Daddy Johnny Harrison, not what he seems . . JACK ELLISON ff Sheriff Theodosia Flicker, the law in petticoats ..... . EMIL Cuoco H Skidwell Flicker QSkidQ, the sheriff's husband . . . JOE BEASLEY 2' SY Q'-6-O-.N ix Kay Ellison, with a problem and a secret . . . . HELEN BALCH ,XX Ralph Gladden, in love with Kay . . . . W. C. DENNINGTON ,f',' I Jim Smith, an ungrateful UD son I 5 ' VXA i Tlwgulffg -L X x , Y I-.ill , J' :DX Q ,L t 1 AQ Y-ix xx. fi Og, , fr, r , '52 'K X ,X CNN , 1' EF 74 TV 1 5 f f ,df , he we 545555 ,x X, IT' f iq ffl ,Nfl , ij L ' 3 lil Nb xx? iffy' , thx , 1 lvl, Volfili V? J T if ffl' X '?i-dis , 1 1 117' t - X we L74 , P 41 ,X - i I ,f f QQ?-if' ' wi ,tl , ,ETA .inf ,,f' ix X, .1 f H xl llfx Rf Li If Q, ixxixsxffl 'i N' fi 'K-jr3f'l X' fl Zjfffl X Sql f. ff 71 'xp , 'Nt 'U . ' 4 hx L gg HA w....AmX 7 ,ffg N in 4 1, i?i1i, 'Xiw' E R -. 'if if X47 ff XX ' ' 1 X! rffv' A 'N N' 3 . , ' WNV f44N.X, A-' or ,Mi--,, -TN e4fEgtgEa.l-...-..-,,-g XX Page Sixty-fire' Wi ' J DRAMATIC ART CLUB Page Sixty-sim Wb0'S WM , Q3 x t - -r w g. i f I 4-mmm l Ihmf' Siarfy-eight Pam' Si.r fy-11 inf' 5 Xif X-71 X7 Q7 X27 Xff gif. ,N g r 1 a X, gf XM X , . N A A is Lk .ig ff? v 'ffl Agibxx, A f 4 :Q h A s - - N - -PQQQHQIZQIQ-QR:-1-s -P cg-agagggecf' 4 M I , 4 A f X ll: rn Q Q N . .N ' Ma 16 Car et I -I A qw Twp on az g ,D w . 1 4 ' N As one in a trance, I behold before me the magic carpet fabled of old. t . ' ww quivers enchantedly and I seem to hear a mighty voice calling, Come with me ? and I will show to thee the fates of the class of '28l As the voice dies away X JE Q into silence, the carpet begins to gently Hoataway. No sooner have I stepped X .Q ' la hastily upon it when I feel myself whisked through a black sky into a great p A 'lllw building where a famous vaudeville troupe, The Chattahootchee Steppers, are ll? 1 1 presenting a production starring Frank Alderman, the second Charlie Chaplin, 4 f , and Harry Pursley, song-and-dance man. In their leading lady I recognize an , X 1 old friend, Waula Whaley. g lx i Again I Hy through the air and on board the Sweet Patootie, toy of Ehe Q 'V f clubman, yachtsman, Joe Beasley, I recognize a few old acquaintances, oe H ,Q Brecht, freckle-cream millionaire, is explaining the use of his products to'Clarice f 'V Nowling and Leona Cooper, tennis champions of Teiras. While pacing the i deck, Dr. Parkinson, specialist on ailing giraifes, is talking at great length with V 5 Dorothy Cole, trans-Atlantic swimmer. On the cabin I see Hilda Carroll, Marie p i Santini, Dorothy Witt, and Nellie Mae Morris listening to Charles Powell, i Q famous Philadelphia lawyer, debate whether a house burns up or down. . if , Presently I feel myself lifted and snatched away into the busy streets of New Q X fl, York where I buy the magazine of the day, The Daily Scream, edited by lil? ll Carl Magaha. The most prominent front page article features the recent divorce at Q? I of Annie Laurie Mitchell from Ray Veeder, a political boss 'in Siberia. Turning 'I I' to the sports section I learn that Clyde Jackson Ellison, alias Bulls Eye, has li ' out-run Babe Ruth and challenged him to a foot race to prove his title. Judge A Charlie Moore of Atlanta is to be referee. On the next page I read an account X X ,fi I of a large reception in honor of Senator B. A. Stroud by Lois Foxworthy, social 'kgx 3. Butterfly, with Wilmuth Yarbrough, Dorothy Newman, Mattie Stephens, and IS, X Elise Maharry as joint hostesses. Among those on the program were: Helen ff, ,V Balch, famous futuristic painter, Maxine Bussey, designer for New York fashion if ,fl shows, Henrietta Chapman, founder of a home for homeless parrots: Willie Mae i ' Bartley, private tutor in Spanish: and Dorothy Heitman, Seftlemefllf W0fk9l' 111 'V I i Chicago. Mildred Sapp sang some of her jazz poetry, accompanied-by Vula l ,V A Oliver, composer of tragic jazz. Mary Harris, the speaker of the evening, gave ,I 5 fil g a complete synopsis of latest books written by Helen Lavin, author of the year s g f K book. Among the guests were George Colcord, daring automobile racer: Florence A Larimer and Ruby Williams, farmerettes, Uarda Bass, private secretary to the -AX ' President, Norman Kinzie, ambassador to Spain: and Marye Hastings, President A ' of the State University. K ' , f l , Lxbrf-. Q' fl-f,vvXA,KLk - 1 . -X 4 XX , P if 12424 ..tts Dinghy ,div l , llnlig l' , Page Seventy ly I' Rx ' y' f . f' I- X97 ,X 1 FS' wif7'v 'zvf Ny ' Rf' v' CTif..f its 'ey 'yo fi x'fg7' fx 'Q jflffib V X Nixff' , Xvff I X N6 f it .a S , f 2 ' A is A fax A it fb ees-nr ,X ,wav wma- A ef, Li-S-P -Es -QL A F77 If .Nh X 'Q 1 Lffiffx . . f , , X , - Page Seventy-one 'X' ' W7 xx, wy yr ff vs f rf i, ee, - - eo sv:-f-: per,-4, 7. 1, f 1- g ,C 1, gpitfti There is quite a sensational article about the scandalous runaway marriage MIX V 1 ,'i 1' I 1 Xf f ,f .'v X N . N. . x K ,, a ff ,fix XXX x fy X nf' k ,xx YY' X A. -, -- , , . X B If ,fig txlkxx I , TQ1 i X x7 X 'lxiiff NV! Ag-ef f X xf' N ,I It fw9Ft.f.ff X V f f f 1 I X X ,, X X c I x , , X .f , N A X A 3 f f I f N 1 , X X gg ff I , P ,, f 2 ' TL jk jx 'K ' fx Xi Ml X I x l ll ,L L, J N 1 ' ' l of Mildred Osteen. The article says the Rev. W. C. Dennington performed the ceremony. On the last page, mention is made of Martin Peers, eminent scientist, who has just discovered that a fly has nine hundred-ninety-nine hairs on each foot instead of one thousand. Also, I read of Gilmer Heitman, inventor of a cheaper car than Henry's. Sailing away again, I find myself in a great movie studio where Lois Greene, Broadway vamp, is co-starring with Edwin Campbell, screen idol, in his latest picture, She's Still My Baby. Beth Cutter, author of the scenario is directing the production. Nearby stood a group of the star's friends: Enness Parish, tight-rope walker: Sue Rosser,, owner of a banana plantation in Brazil: Agnes Williams, Home Economics teacher, Minnie Weeks, palm reader: Ermil Croco, inventor of the latest marceling device: Paul Stout, admiral of merchant marine: Wilma Allison, founder of a dressmaking establishment in the Sandwich Islands: Elizabeth Kelley, screen star, and William Chandler, who made his first million by selling face coloring in bottles, for twenty-five cents a bottle. And now on my carpet, through the air I fly to a far country and on the streetslof Peking, China, I see a great mob gathering around the corner where Paola Copeland is lecturing on women's rights. She is guarded by Albert Hill, civil engineer, and Clyde Montgomery, chief of the Peking fire department. Alice Leitner and Catherine Loker are ready for any emergency, while Violet Bigelow, missionary to the heathen, is endeavoring to quiet the mob. But now up comes Lieutenant Ruth Johns Rosser, first woman to fly to China, and with her Bertha Mae Stulpner, world's champion stenographer. These two great celebrities so excite the mob that they begin to throw things at the Ameri- cans. With a great noise as of thunder I am whisked away once more and feel myself dropping through space. Then I find that I have fallen out of my chair by the fire, and see half dead embers winking elfishly at me. -H. L.-D. E. 'TQ WW N NV I 1 fl .T , 'il if H x 'lf i 1 Y l,r.v9 X' 'T it 7 f fi 4: y. ff Wx ,. x f V , f 1 Z is I f If I W, ,Fl fri N 1 if T' zz! X, , 1 U. ,t ir -v ff' 'Q X . I V. 1 V I il I it ri kb We 5329 if 2, f x x x I Dr 45 L? . 1 ' i f . ff 1' 1 l fri lg if M Us P If If X x H f. 1 .l, if 1 WL af. Xl Xl 41 iq X 53 ffj 1 f , gli f!-. . X ffl -5 :PN fvhw W H 1- 'frigji ,f-sf !gff.i'51vT.l'f'fA-Xegql jr Q 'iw ' , ff'TFV1'-'P?'i'Tfif'V-.xiiiTTT'-,:liT' k, j AXX 1,53-.K l ,ag g XHVlf5,,tjt,,Ef W 5 Ag ,fb-F0 ffggg ff-,X . ul, dbx: 'JQ-3 Ll .X LN . I . SYV YV lNW4i?iciC'f9if 557' V S W7 , ' 0 will Clan W zll ll I P A We, the class of '28, Fort Myers, Florida, being of avowedly sound mind, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. A R To our lawful heirs and successors, the members of the class of '29, in . recognition of their loyal support of class activities, we will and bequeath the .Na highly honorable position in the rear of the study hall. We also will to the K class of '29, on condition that it will fully utilize the advantage, our exalted ID rank as the graduating class, with the attendant and exclusive privileges thereof. l p. 'Tippy Yarbrough wills to Ava Barfield her prescription for keeping slender. A R To Waldean McCoy, Gilmer Heitman's pull with Miss Shirley. K To Byron Stout, all Paul Stout's unserved study halls. T Leona Cooper's sweet disposition to Ada Lee Bigelow. ' W To Anthony Russell, the highest seat on the boy's side of the study hall. ills N I t I Maxine's loquacity to Hortense Burnette. t W M l Joe Brecht's blushes to Dorothy Rich. lf' To Myra Lee Allen, Mildred Sapp's sunny smile. Mattie Stephen's raven tresses to Tonnetta Miller. To Don Bolick, Carl Magaha's business ability. 'i William Chandler's rosy cheeks to Tommy Luster. ll., N W H M Vula Oliver wills her popularity as chapel entertainer to Buck Bennett. W I MH N N, To Helen Mason, Ruth Rosser's place on the Girl Scouts. To Barbara Balch, Paola Copeland's chair in the Library. Norman Kinzie's way of getting around Miss Moore to Lee Johnson. 6 Waula Whaley's graceful walk to Pauline Calderhead. , m To. Fred Ransom, Jack Ellison's place on the football team. I Winifred Parkinson wills her English accent to Sally Kellum. I1 To Russell Warren, Charles Powell's horse laugh. On testimony of this, our last will and testament, we do hereby set our hand and seal on this lirst day of June, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight. D. E. -I 1. e Gi N D i I 1SF?p,,-gpm,-,bg F?S'EPb ab p qlqf 44 4-2 -QQQQQQZ-aw 'ill Ni y A X if 5 2, A A A 4 Q 41 Il ill . W Q 4 ll g 'fl ml Q fl Q l fl . i A ul' 2 A ,W . A fi ml' Y S i A i . Q X AA asks .qll lb M M, B B331 was.-Sagas? KWH Eg g : ,sb A? A 'QE X7 V A4',,. . I r g X ' gui - 6 III A, fa I I SQVZQ VA, .- if 1 1 .I v 'Kgs' I ,. ' fi Y, X- , K . v 'fra , A J W , ., ,i jf W :Features i l'aya: Seventy-live Page Seventy-sim Pngw N4-wnty-.wfz'f'n Page Sevcntyveight x -- of :A EE x X4 4 '. ff x xx, 5' ,ff ' 5 I Q :D f3v,,5.,,,Q ,A J' '1 w man?-? Q ww ,L wmv- , -. fakes mm' dds ef f . iz- fzvffn 5- gig, gig- Y 0 , Q .'- - f-21 J' cg: 1 ' .L,sfg1 ' A ,,. 4, f. 1 Jx il -S - 5 ' X 5, is 1 ' 9 : Q1.x,.f?fff-'-L hzfqgpg' ' 2 I QE 13' ig 45 FJ iflli ' - ' ,- Q. Q3-iii . f. A. 1-1. 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Anthony Russell- She's a girl you'd have to run to keep up with when she's walking. y -lkilflkiklk There was a young lady named Zella Fell in loue with a bow-legged fella And then like a sap Tried to sit on his lap And fell right thru to the cellar. ff 11- we as wk Mr. Newman- How is it, young man, that I find you kissing my daugh- ter, how is it? Paul Stout- Oh! It's great, sir. It's great. we as fr wk an Sue Rosser- Would a long stocking hold all you want for Christmas? Wilma A.- No, but a pair of socks would. lklkvklklk How to tell the class of a student by the way he signs his name: Buck Armeda-Freshman LaFayette Armeda-Sophomore N. LaFayette Armeda-Junior Nicolas LaFayette Armeda-Senior Pk nf :sc :of fu Charlie Moore: Boys, where I come from they eat barbed wire for spha- I A - getti. . Nuts McCoy: That's nothing, where I come from we know what it is ' and eat it any how. . ak Pk ek if :sf as Lois Foxworthy: Look here you are cheating. ,y L ' Wilmuth Y.: No, I'm not, I had that ace long before this game began. I , . ff wa: ff af Pk ' i W. C. Dennington to new comer: What's your name? New Comer: Cass. A' W. C.: 'Yes, I suppose your first name is Jack. I ' Mildred Sapp: Does Lorraine let you kiss her? I .f I Stogie Santini: Absolutely not. L Mildred Sapp: I don't see why you have to be an exception. . fy Pk if Pk Pk bk ' , I Charles Powell: I say old chap, in drinking that soda why use only one . L 5 straw why not two? X, X , Donald Hawkins: Simply, old bean, I haven't emptied this one yet. Lg ii 1? ?.L...',f ' -,ff ,ff-1 i'g.Q ,,f,f',,f ,il - sf ' Y Xi -X'-x,,K ' fib1igifQ 'T!k Page Eighty W I Q of E X Ray Veeder- How did we stay on before the law was passed? A Fl' lk Pk lk lk X QQ QW , X1 A X if , 41 7' . I Q. dh, l I ll Hill' A ii ' my l ' 5 :ef f 4 V xv X67 W7 nf W with ,ma . A H G 9 .lu A I .qua . ll t li W M , -Ill Ma's TP IW N W W 9. m m m N IM m y m w di fl w k 1 lla b m w m fb l EV g A, as, gs aa. A qffx mv' X P FF-wvs aasgrv q P -Q -.,'a 'aq,a,,u,,, -' it Y Tippy Y.: Yes, Martin, Dot Newman said she dreamed she was dancing you last night. Martin Peers: Gee, that thrills me all to pieces! Tippy Y.: And then she woke up and her brother was pounding her feet with a flat iron. if lk lk Dk Pk A'Who can feature the word tennis? Miss Long: Joe Brecht: I can. Miss Long: All right Joe. Joe Brecht: Tennis five times two. wk 4: wr wr 4: Tony: I've got a breaking out on my face. Auburn: Rash? Tony: No-whiskers. at fx Pk :sf in P. C.: Good heavens, my late date--quick, act like a burglar. ao- lk we for sf Gilmer H.: I got a hair cut today and got my neck cut. Gene. P.: Gee, that's too bad. Gilmer H.: No, it's not. I got the hair cut at half price. Gene. P.: How's that? Gilmer H.: I got cut rates. if if an x 4- Cupe Colcord: Miss Moore, can I use your telephone? Miss Moore: Sure, George, so your's on the blink? Cupe Colcord: No, but Gordon is using it to hold up the window, cutting biscuits with the mouth piece and the baby's teething on the cord. is if ff wk wk I've added these figures ten times. That's fine Carl. Carl: Yes, and here are the ten answers. if in -or ak ek How did you get that black eye? B. A. Stroud: I did not choose to run. Pk is as at ak Fresh: Did you hear about Jack Ellison stepping in front of a train? Fresher: Did he get killed? Fresh: No, the train was backing up, 4: uf ff is wk The woman always pays, said Harry Pursley as he paid the dinner Carl Magaha: Miss Finger: Miss Shirly: check,- more attention to the kind of a roadster a fellow drives than whose it is. wk Pk ir an :ef Buck Armeda: , Yes, Coach, I decided to be the oldest graduate of this school, but I gave it up. Found it took too long. :of ak ff is 4: It is Very sad, dear readers, that your grand-children forty years from now, will be reading these jokes. - T' .gb flat 4 I Q .,. il +P X .hx Z, , I f La ff .4 if m , DP I 4 2? I .'.:,X Qs LEX ff 'l ny., l , x if 4 W MH A itll? pf Vfax I is Quill.-' '. ' Page Eighty-one . A Ni' f-.f viffAiw 1'f f ' ' f ,2s 4 f ,fAlXP2' fifAS 'N '4Aw:- f4fNXv '7ffWWY15?W ' yxgq' 1 'ifx-4-' g4 f5Qg i ff ASX, 9 f I A Vg -5 1 -,,j1Cf2Lil3f-lfpx -- 1--,JK 3 : 35,15-.1X.kf-.'x.F?71XjX'Xk4J-Na ' 3 x X ik gk NX , LQPKJ ff-' A lp X 'r' N 1 .X A v V , w p xb, N X, K , W fi N , H5 i f yx N 11- 4 X, X, X. 'w v 1 0 4 v . 1 '4 4 f-EQ Ne Re ou ,, , KH' ' ,W ' ' ,lf I , 1' ' 'M' A W N if 4 Sw mf 7 9' - fy 7 QXYNYXE W f Q ff 9, Q. if Vw' M? 2 , Z, Zfjf' A fi' My if Z ' 1- - 'QWXX 'VM ff fyx Q 1 1, Wh gk 69 QQ? 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The College Educational Fund insurance provides a monthly income for each of the nine months throughout all the four college years. 030030 The Mutual Life Insurance Co OF NEW YORK The K. L. Jeffcott Realty Co REPRESENTATIVES EGM N95 'ghtj tl SCHOOL SUPPLIES ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Con ratulations Class of '28 C430 YQ? ,- 'J NO ONE IS MORE GLADDENED BY YOUR SUCCESS THAN I OR WISHES YOU MORE LAURELS AS THE YEARS GO BY. 0430320 JAMES B. PARKER PRESIDENT AND MANAGER Parkefs Book and Music Store INCORPORATED OFFICE EQUIPMENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Gm: 1:40 P 1 Eight f '40 S' C2 Robb and Stucky Ccbmpany Extend Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1928 ROBB AND STUCKY COMPANY INTERIOR DECORATORS AND FURNISHERS PHONE 249 ndry S ers, F Za 5 2265-1 -4492-'S FISHING TACKLE AND OUTBOARD MOTORS HUNTER'S EQUIPMENT -AND- A SPECIALTY MARINE SUPPLIES HEITMAN-EVANS COMPANY Hardware of All Kinds FORT MYERS, FLORIDA THE HEITMAN CLOTHING COMPANY INCORPORATED GILMER M. HEITMAN, President COMPLETE LINE OF CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, SHOES CAPS AND HATS FOR MEN Also Accredited Agents for HRED CROSSH SHOES FOR LADIES Page Eighty-86.1,- 9 62 BANK 0F FORT MYERS AND TRUST COMPANY fo PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNT Capital S100,000.00 Surplus S200,000.00 F M :: F SEMlNOLE LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY PHONES 8 and 385 Lumber, Millwork and Building Materials SERVICE : QUALIT BROADWAY FORT MYERS FLA am 5 y-9 1: -11 M. Plossie Hill Department Store fix EVERYTHING IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR, PIECE GOODS, NOTIONS, HOUSEHOLD LINENS ROYAL SOCIETY ART GOODS, YARN AND BEADS. : : : : The Ladies? Trading Place am N95 Pay PHONE 125 ONE DAY SERVICE QUALITY DRY CLEANERS CLEANING : PRESSING : ALTERING : DYEING WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 11235 First Street :: Fort Myers, Florida High Grade Eyes Tested Watch Repairing Glasses Fitted FORT MYERS JEWELRY CO. KNOT 1Nc.p Diamond Setting Lens Grinding Engraving Glasses Made HAROLD C. KENNEDY GENERAL INSURANCE 4 P. O. ARCADE PIIONE 348 LADIES' HABERDASHER READY10-WEAR .- MILLINERY AND SHOES Hendry Street Fort Myers, Fla. MQW: r'Q9?5 l'tI!lC Eiyl tj sw We F or Effleient Ambulance Services Call Q L. W. Englehardt 81 Sons For Sa e Investment First Mortgage Securities oferecl through our office, a liberal yield assured, payment of principal and interest guaranteed . FORT MYERS SECURITIES CORPORATl0N 1104 FIRST STREET Heitmam-Evans Building FORT MYERS, FLORIDA gc-an T N9 Page Q65-3 LQ? FORT MYERS WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY 0SO0CDO Distributors of Nationally Advertised Pure Food Products 020020 WE SELL TO THE TRADE ONLY TRA VEL BY BUS--- TAMPA, ST. PETERSBURG PALM BEACH, MIAMI, PUNTA GORDA, ARCADIA, VENICE, SARASOTA, BARTOW, LAKELAND, AVON PARK, SEBRING NAPLES COLI IER CITY, EVERGLADES, CORAL GABLES TAMIAMI TRAIL TOURS, INC. UNION BUS STATION VOLLIER BUILDING Nine 7 ,oi 'il I1 S965- -40? af ' Aalmsfn - V . 'xxsx 9 .y THEMAN ' - WHO owws ' ONE TOWLES MOTOR COMPANY SECOND STREET GROCERY Staple and Fancy Groceries THREE DELIVERIES DAILY 050030 -OUR MOTTO- Fair Dealing, Prompt Service and Good Goods PHONE 257 709 SECOND STREET E, 5 CBP: HL9 Page Ninet t 63-1 1 Q9 I 1 Kin -I at MOTOR INN CORPORATION lag Pnorm 500 :it F -FOR- 41+ X, 1' Nl' VULCANIZING, RETREADING JB A -and- 7,1-2, g FREE ROAD SERVICE 'MGENERAL FORT MYERS LUMBER CO. BROADWAY AT ANDERSON PHONE 87 BETTER MATERIAL FOR BETTER BUILDING F40 JH '4022 62 235 sp' W2 We Congratulate the Class of '28 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK U S rvision of Uni d S Government E BER OF FED RAL RESERVE SYSTEM 2, N95 5963-1 'C-402-'I S' ? EVANS AND PARK COMPANY Incorporated Infants', Childrenfs, Ladies' Ready-to-W' ear Phoenix Hosiery : Iron Clad Hosiery Vanity Fair Silk Underwear 1019 FIRST ST. PHONE 364 THE LEE COUNTY BANK 81 TRUST CO. CAPITAL STOCK S200,000.00 4 Per Cent. Paid on Savings Accounts FORT MYERS, :: FLORIDA TRADE AT- THE BOSTON STORE FORT MYERS' BEST STORE FORT MYERS, FLORIDA DR. H. W. GRADY, Optometrist EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED No. 5 P O Arcade I ' Phone 797 A A E, FORT MYERS :: FLORIDA HIGH rQ95ii Page Ninety-7i1:e I'-S65-1 V-432-'I S? G2 J. R. PARKER CO., INC. I HARDWARE : SPORTING GOODS 1 GLASS WARE PAINTS : OILS : BRUSHES, ETC. 0200490 CANOES I JOHNSON MOTORS SEA SLEDS 04300430 1111 FIRST STREET PHONE 501 The Florida Railroad 8: Navigation Corporation STEAMSHIP DIVISION Freight and Passenger Service 1030050 LEAVING ARRIVING TAMPA - Tues., Thurs., Saf... 5ZOO IKM. FT. MYERS - Wed., Fri., Sun. 0:00 A.M. TAMPA -- Mondfly, Friday .... 6100 l'.M. FT. MYERS -- Tues., Silt. .... 12100 A.M. FT. MYERS g Sun., Wed., Fri. 7:00 P.M. TAMPA - Mon., Thurs., Sat.. .10230 A.M. FT. MYERS - Thurs., Sat. .... 3 100 IRM. TAMPA - Friday, Sunday .... 10 :00A.M. FT. MYERS - Tuesday ...... 3100I'.M. KVI-1llGI.ADl'ZS - Wvdnesday .. 4100 A.M. IGVERGLADES - Wednesday . .10 100 IRM, FT. MYERS - Thursday ...... 2145 A.M. 050050 STORE DOOR DELIVERY THE COLLIER LINE PHONE 342 FT. MYERS, FLA. Page Ninetyesakr ,SC-if-3 MED?-'I sa 62 iv? ers O ers Qfpiiif. M Zhi? mi. Serx7ice EING the civic puwei' house ofthe City of Fort Myers, the Vliziiiiliei' ol' Uonimeree has estalmlisheil 21 new l'Pl'01'tl of ncliievement iluringr the past year and has an 2llIlllill0llS Il1'0g'l'2llll sf-lieclulell for 1928. llncler the effi- cient lemlersliip of J. S. Gilleutine mul 21 competent :tml entliusizistie board ot governors the Cllzunber has set out to grain many objectives for the general development and liet- terment ot' the city. The 1'll2llllllP1' of Comuieree office is 2llXV2l-YS at the service of the people and its facilities for service are available at all times. THE CHA BER OF COM ERCE J. S. GILLENTINE, President A. A. COULT, Secretary Wffy ers op era' JPJZ ' Mi. ce7?Pi??: M. Page Ninety-seven new I A waz: S' 62 THE LATEST IN MEN'S WEAR T ASTY SANDWICHES -MADE OF- I ROYAL PALM BREAD OR ROLLS INSURES SUCCESS OF ANY SOCIAL FUNCTION WHEN YOU PLAN THAT NEXT PARTY R EM EM B ER! THE LEE COUNTY ICE CREAM COMPANY Q FANCY ICE CREAM AND DELICIOUS FRUIT PUNCH Palm Maid Ice Cream , PHONE 606 FRANKLIN HARDWARE CO., INC. THE WINCHESTER STORE SPORTING GOODS : GENERAL IIARDWARE : MILL SUPPLIES PAINTS AND VARNISIIES : FARMING IMPLEMENTS EXPLOSIVES 1044 FIRST STREET PHONE 32 2569: :QOH Page Ninety-eight H. A. ROBBINS co., INC. Z sm We Society Brand Styleplus Clothes Emerson Shoes FOXWORTHY 81 COMPANY Stetson Hats QUEEN QUALITY SHOES FOR WOMEN 1004-1008 First Street BEST WISHES T0 CLASS OF '28 Mr. and Mrs. Julien E. Mattern WEST COAST PRINTING COMPANY RULERS I PRINTERS I BINDERS 2044 Hendry Street P. O. Box 1107 Compliments of- F OXWORTHY 81 LEE WE FURNISH THE HOME KARPEN FURNITURE aw we P Yi Il ct 11- 2'-SC-if-1 -44922 62 COMPLIMENTS OF- BLACK'S DRUG STORE we sPEclALlzE IN CURB SERVICE DRUGS : SUNDRIES : TOILET ARTICLES CORNER SECOND - HENDRY COMPLIMENTS OF- ELLISON FURNITURE COMPANY FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKERS Jellico, : : Tennessee R. L. NEWMAN 81 SON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE FORT MYERS, - - FLORIDA on lb H. B. HOYER GROCERY COMPANY STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Phone 61 127 First St. EGM 5 rQ93 P ge One' Hundred A65-1 '48, sa 'Q W. J. ODOM R. W. GILLIAM JR ODOM 81 GILLIAM HARDWARE AND PAINTS 1918 Hendry Street P. O. Box 396 BARRON SEED COMPANY THE BEST OF SEED FOR FIELD AND GARDEN SPRAY PUMPS, INSECTICIDES AND POULTRY SUPPLIES FORT MYERS, -- FLORIDA GULF REFINING COMPANY TIIERE SUPREME IS GULF NO-KNOX I MOTOR MORE MOTOR OILS POWER FUELS IN THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE CARL J. ANDEL The P. 0. 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C hrffmff of J ', f ,f A E, 5 dr cd d QW 1 SERVICE is the Fundamental Bash oi Success The human body and mmd us prepared, edu- cated and trained to render service Mechamcal equipment us designed, lnstalled and coordmated to ren der service. Mass service and pro- duction benefltsthe masses and is the di rect achievement ol specnfically educated and trained minds TRAIN T0 SERVE 1 K6-I Hill? 3 4 A ax,-l Ib CVQLQJ the Qoroduction ofyour vlnnual Hom bines the Ynslbira tlbn of Lfln cient vlrtifanf and Ihe skill of7Voclem Gm ZJHZEIZ PQQTE JDAVIUES 55,6 SIN? ffl VS I l +- IN APPRECIATION T HE STAFF and CLASS of '28 sincerely ap- preciate the assistance of our local business men in the production of this annual, indeed it was their support which made it possible. We urge our friends and the students of M. H. S. to patronize our advertisers. THE STAFF. A . i , f - wwMWM M l ,H V ,f W wwmwvw W 6 W R www! 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