Fort Myers High School - Caloosahatchian Yearbook (Fort Myers, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1955 volume:

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V 1. if '?J .ee ,isa . -'M Q. , , - ,gwk .,, ,, ,Q - ik Ji- W ,Y , - s if R 5' , 4. ,L ,Q if 5- 3,-1 ,' ,Qu -f:!iG',, V L ,. IQ, .x-mflwf :Lf f, X- -,iw-,L um. 1, ' 1 - il V If I A . I ' H. ' .' 1 'iv , fl Q . ' . 1 'S-1, V 4 .ian , ' H- vf- K - .Q Q L, 1 LfAf' 1g,,-M22 . L y, -LV -gm, A I VL 1 v .gy , - f-,, , K 24 l ' fif:f'if?f:ALf .i,. . . 3 W 95 V5 ,Q CALOOSAHATCHIAN OF 1955 FORT MYERS JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FORT MYERS FLORIDA :N .. f f N R QW' . 4, Mn 54 ral' x x, r if f , ' . .,,,-wr un-v-f w-fm Q ,E M' A p,l. , 4' ,N X AQ' Q a f ...lv 3 :Q rx 1 ' . 'IW ,ga 1 FOREWORD 1955 marked the return of major league baseball to Fort Myers as the Pittsburgh Pirates opened alspring training camp here. We are proud towelcome the Pirates here, and because in years to come, this will mean much to the people of Ft. Myers, we are recognizing their coming by devoting the theme of our annual to baseball--America 's favorite sport--and to the Pittsburgh Pirates. E , . X141 Because of your patience, encouragement, and guidance, which have led us on to higher goals in life, and because you have made it possible For us to obtain an education, we, with iove and deepest gratitude, dedicate this i955 edition of the Caioosahatchian to you, our parents. ' .....-'A' an 35 ra MN .vi E ROSTER Umpires . . Al I-Stars . . Relief Pitchers Managers . Rookies . . Scorekeepers Bot Boys o 0 Hall of Fame Leagues . . Teams . . Billboords . '- a Hi folks!! I'm SLUGGER, and I'm here to guide you through the 1955 edition of your annual. First, though, let's review the school year around MHS: 1954-'55 introduced pink and black to all MHS'ers. Boys were even seen wearing pink pants to match their black shirts. All the girls wore long long beads during the winter with their usual skirts, sweaters, and black suede loafers, but they changed to layers of crinolines for summertime wear. The boysall groaned when the girls abandoned short shorts and started wearing Bermudas with socks of all colors. ln the dance field, the kids turned to iitterbugging and bopping , with such records as Hearts of Stone , Sh-Boom and Shake, Rattle, and Roll being played most on the iuke boxes. The slower songs were popular, too--ones like This Ole House , Hold My Hand , Teach Me Tonight , and Mr. Sandman. Everyone has his own favorite singer, but all the kids like Eddie Fisher, the Crew Cuts, Rosemary Clooney, The Chordettes, and the McGuire Sisters. Movie-wise, all the gals sighed over a newcomer, Edmund Purdom7 and everyone, female and male, went to the show when Marlon Brando was playing. The Monroe fMarilynQ was still a top box-office attraction for the boys, while two newcomers, Bob Francis and Grace Kelly, climbed rapidly on the popularity poll. As always, there was a popular hangout for the teenagers. The winter, Clyde's Snack Shop was built across from the Youth Center, and any time of the day, it could be found filled with MHS kids. The Snack House and Snack Drive-In still attracted a lot of couples after their dates, though. There were a lot of big events around school, too. December brought the Juniors' annual Christmas Dance, January, the seniors put on their play, Offa Pewter Platter , February was the month of the Talent Show, March 4, the Key Club sponsored the Confederate Dance, all the girls had to pay for the dates in March, too, during the Student Council's two weeks of Twirp Season , April gave us the Pan Am Coronation and Ball, plus the Junior-Senior banquet and prom, and June brought, to all the seniors, the glorious, but sad, day of graduation. That's about all, folks--the fads, fashions, and favorites of MHS during 1954-'55, Now ifyou'll follow me, l'll lead you on through the book, and I hope you'll enioy it! xy kif UMPIRES NFACULTYH 1 ,, fb : 'I ' 0941 , V112 'Qing must be bored with his physics class! 1 'Q - . L A happy home ec. teacher. Relaxing at home A librarian 's life must be grim. FACULTY UNAWARE Don't give that boy a bad gradel Concentration Mr. Ray wiiuams Miss Margaret Cook Mr. George Williams Mrs. Ethel Sheffield Mr. Paul Ley Mrs. Mildred Bassett MR, BARNES, M,A. Publications, English MR, C,R, BARKER, M.A, Mathematics MRS. NELLE BARKER, A. B, History MRS. MAUDE BEFTERON, M.A. English MR, MINOR BOTT, M. A. D. C. T. MRS. MILDRED BASSETT M. Ed., Latin 3 K 4:55 Q X afiw m MISS BETTY CANADY Registrar -www It Navy I ' ,Ks We W 'GFS-In MISS ANNE B. CARTER, M,A English MISS MARGARET COOK, B. S, Homemaking I. ilk MR. BERNARD BOYATT, M,A, Typing, Bookeeping MR. DAVID BRAUER, B,S, Mathematics fiat MRS. DAVID BRAUER, M.S Geography, Homemaking 1 MISS DORIS DesROCl-IERS, M. A., English MRS. BETTY CORBIN, B. S. Shorthand, Typing MRS. ANN DeMASTERS, B, S, Homernaking MRS, LOUISE ELLIOT, M.A. English MR, JAMES ETHERIDGE, M, History 'GZIP .. ' 1 1 f -', I' xv.: 5 MRS. SKEET DURRANCE B. S. , Glee Club K Eff! K' K K T- 'xi ,Q L . ' f S .u x A ,P 'X ggi . ,, ,xg s flxxxbx' H, . Q ,,22rX.l 1 x - flu-S la x '- , MR. ERNEST HALL, M.A. Mathematics, Civics MISS KAY FISHER, B. S. Physical Edu ca tion MRS, KATHLEEN GOODYEAR, B. S. Geography F MRS. RAE HARRIS, B.A, English MR. D. M. HUMFLEET, M. A. Civics MRS, PEGGY GRAY, B,S Physical Education M, I 'bm 1, 'R MR. HOMER KLAY Custodian MR, IRV IBACH, B. Ed. Physical Education MR, WILLIAM KALB, B.S. Ma the matics MR, PAUL LEY, M.A. Mathematics MR, DON LICHTENBERG, B. A. Mathematics MR. ROBERT KREAGER, M, S, , English, Speech KN -X Q 'Ar Q X X x . 5 Y . ' is . -, sq ' - 5 x K -X7 MRS. GERTRUDE CONOVER Segretary Tvkxg 'lx MRS. 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A 2:3.+?,fv,w1.',ff'f-'. nffflllifrlljiw-A---',1',1-,, f Q r -:fv w'f'+'. --Mr-iv 'iz?,x::4--N -4 . ,v'l'v'w',v'.v. -. mm'-Q-: M...---4 , V. as-wt.-:2':l'ZwI-is 'AsZs'fRH:!'W':::zxu'.::2 ' -asa MRS, ELIZABETH POPE, B, , Science, Mathematics MISS VERA RAY, M. A. Mathematics rf! 'ff A A 'W' MR. WESLEY NOTT A B Ma the ma tics -9 'k I A' N K . I - A1 k - I in ,M jd 1, MRS, ANNIS SANDS, B.S. History Fw- x Fl! t 'ia f f ix f ., ASA MR, DELBERT RHEEL, M,A, Industrial Arts MR. DAVE RICHARDS, B,S Industrial Arts 39 MR, ALLEN SCHMELZ, B. Arts MISS ALICE SHARPE, M. A Spanish ,i,. ' ,, 'QW-.. MR. FRANCIS RILEY, B,S English fin' MISS MARIAN SIMPSON Office MISS DOROTHY SHARPE, A. B. Library MRS. ETHEL SHEFFIELD, B. S, Library MISS SHIRLEY SMITH, A.B. Physical Educa tion MR, E.C. THOMPSON, A.B. Mathematics MISS SHEILA SMITH, A. B Civics MRS. JOHNETTE WIDERQUIST English A. B. MR, HAROLD THOMPSON, M.A. Assistant Principal MRS, EMOGENE TIPTON, B. S, Biology MRS, MAXINE WILLIAMS, A English MR, RAY WILLIAMS, M. A. Physics, Biology, Chemistry MR. ELMER TREMONT, B. Ed. . Physical Education 'X '! lm I i s 1. A bathing beauty? A :L SI V Fi ' ff. A ii . 'A I gs. ' , - l' X 'ms ,,' 'f if 5F rev s s A . fy .L 5. Some little old lady named Alvarez 9. The witches of Macbeth l is A-ww .'5'f' Q if ,w is 2. Cheesecake 3. A Fla. Attraction 6. A stag party 4. Lazybones 7. Bevo ff' 'X 8. The finger of suspicion points at youl 20 Mary jo Albritton Kay McAllister Bobbie Jo Brown Miss Smith Carl Alvarez Key Club Boys Ed Reed Jane NlcCollough Betty Ann Fohl Danny Adams Senior Girls in 2nd Period English X .3 . iw -'fn Z ,zqy K Q, ,,,.. Q . .X Mwk 1 Lf k F. S Z , -1 ' R X Q 5 5 N X x x 5 R ii -5 Y 'SN 5 ur Q, 3 wr'f'1wXsQ ' ' x Ku 1 fxh Qu i ' -Q: X if 6- ,O v K ig i -,L xx- . :lr n 'kg A rf VQY- QS' W-is ' , . , . Q if M M A we ' QM -iw? Q- -K 'X N N fwfa ' ' . K- , , X,.A K I 5, Q 1 K 5 xx! x , I INA Q. 0 A ,,. 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L A 4 Q' . -W .8 :N5w'x5?f?,K' 5 is L 4 31.11550 Hb. X ling' . Y f , , 'fA-- ' - , , 4,p ' .- me , - . , . ,. -9 , - .., Q wiv. :J 'X' S 5 k V A -al... is UL we T' 5 4 -ff 7 mf . +- K - y . Q. ifgi-ik, I, L ,, 5 ,,,v,f,f Qs! 4, vi Q U hz ' X Aw s 9 f V lv ' 1 X x I 5 ' 4, , .. I K X K 3 4 K 'w ' ' 2 X- ' Adjlkfpll 'W ' '.. NANCY ADAMS Do you not know I am a woman? What I think I must speak, M, H, S. 1, 2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Pan Am 2,35 FHA 15 Ski Club 35 Fu- ture Teachers 3. NORMA ADAMS There is a romantic haze about my future. M, H. S, I, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Student Council Sec. 35 Pan Am 35 FHA I5 Publications 3. MARY IO ALBRITTON ln thy face I see a map of honesty, loyalty, and virtue. M, H.S. i,2, 35 FHA 1,25 Pan Am 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Publications 3. JACKIE ALLEN lt is better to study men than books. M, I-I, S. I,2, 35 Glee Club I, 2, 3. ARLENE ANDERSON Beauty itself persuades the eyes of men without an orator. M,H,S. I, 2,35 Pan Am I, 2,35 Latin Club I5 Ski Club l,2, 35 Latin Club I5 Ski Club I,2,3: Camera Club 3. IIMMIE ARNOLD Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. M, H, S. I, 2, 35 DCT 35 FFA r,2, 3, MARION ATKINS Not much talk--a great sweet silence. Transferred from LaBel1e, Fla. lvi.H.S. 3. ALICE BAINBRIDGE There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about. M,I-LS, 1,2, 35 Band 1, 2,35 Head Majorette 35 Ski Club 2, 35 PanAm I,2,3: Swimming 1,25 FHA I. GLORIA BALSLY Tis well to be merry. Transferred from Kansas City. M. H.S. 3. KARL ALLISON He is so good that no one can be a better man, Transferred from Wauchula, Fla. M, H, S, 2, 35 Tennis 25 Football 35 Ski Club 35 Camera Club 3. 1... JOE BARBEE 'He 's a very devil. M, H, S, 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2. PAT BATASTINI Tis love that makes the world go round, M. H,s, 1.2.35 FHA 1.2, Pan Am 2.3, Future Nurses 2,3, ski Club 1, Hobby Club Ig Spanish Club 1,2. RAYMOND BECKLER We are friends, my mind and I, yet sometimes we cannot understand each other. M.H,S, I,2,3g Swimming 1,23 Camera Club I,2, GORDON BIGGAR Men of few words are the best men. M, I-LS, 1,2,3: Key Club I,2, 3, Ski Club 1,2, 33 M Club 3, Latin Club 1,25 Baseball 1: Basketball I,2,3g Swimming 2,3. 1 4 BERNICE BISHOP Tis well to be merry. M.l-LS, l,2,3: Glee Club I,2,3: Pan Am 3: DCT 3. P l DOROTHY BLAKEMAN 'She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. M,H,S. 1,2,3g Ski Club 1,23 Pan Am l,2. BETTY IDU BOBBITT It ls better to wear out than to rust out. M, H, S. 1,2,3g Pan Am I,2,3g Spanish Club 1.2: Skl Club 1, 3: Glee Club Ig Student Council I, 2, 35 Cheerleader 33 Nat. Honor Society 2, 3. JAMES BOWEN A nice unparticular man. M, H.S, 1,2,3g Band I,2,3. WANDA BOYETTE 'A light heart lives long. M,H.S. 1,2, 3: Glee Club 1,23 Library Club 1: Ski Club 1. CHARLES BRADEN 'May you live all the days of your life. M, H, S, I, 2, 3. HARRY BROWN You were wont to be a follower, but now you are a leader. M. H, S, I, 2, 3: Football t, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Key Club I,2,3: Nat. Honor Society 2,3: Pres. Sr. Class. JOEL BROWN . As for me, a-ll I know is that I know nothing. M, H, S, I,2,3: Glee Club x,2,3: Latin Club I. VONCEIL BROWN She is young, wise, and fair. M, H, S. I,2,3: Pan Am 2.3: Spanish Club 2.3: Golf and Tennis 2: Tidal Wave Editor 3. IOHN BRUNER Honesty is the best policy. M,H,s, I,2,3: DCT. DON BUSH 'Some are wise and some are otherwise. Transferred from West Palm Beach. M.l-l. S. 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Basketball 2: M Club 3: Ski Club 2, 3, HOWARD CARTWRIGHT 'He did nothing ln particular but he did it well. M,H,S. 1, 2, 3: FFA 1, 2, 3. STANLEY CARVER He was born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. M,l-LS, I,2,3: Baseball I,2,3: Key Club 3: Publications. VlC CASE ' 'What do I know: what does it matter? M. H, S, l,2,3: Spanish Club I: Swimming I,2: Student Council 3: Publications. A HILMER CASSELS Let all things be done decently and in order, Transferred from Coral Gables, Fla. M, H, S. 3. CLINTON BUSBEE Transfer Student M. H, S, 2, 3: Student Council 3. l agree with no man's opinion. I have some of my own. CARL CLINE I never think of the future-it comes soon enough. M. H. S. 1.2, 3: Key Club 2, 3. BUDDY COLLINS All his faultswere such that one loved him still the better for them. M.H.S. 1.2.3. Football 1.2.3. M Club 2.3. SANDRA CORKHILI.. Good nature is the sign of a large and generous soul. Transfer student. M. H, S. 2, 3. Swimming 2.3: Wavettes 2.3. NEITA SUE CREEL 'The sight of her is good for sore eyes. M. H. S. 1.2.35 Pan Am 1.2.3. FHA Ig Swimming I,2.3gWavettes I. 2.3: Glee Club 1.2. 3: Ski Club rg Future Teachers 2. GERRY CREWS Her very frowns are fairer far. than smiles of other maidens are, Transferred from Wauchula. Fla. M. H. S. 2, 35 Future Nurses Club 2, 3: Pan Am 33 Student Council 3. MARY BELLE CROSSON There is a pleasure in being mad which only a madman knows. M.H.S. 1.2, 3: FHA rg Pan Am 2g Spanish Club 2. ISABELLA D'ALESANDRO 'There has never been any great genius without a touch of madness. M, H. S. 1.2.3. Wavettes 1.2.3. Latin Club I,2: Pan Am I,2,3: FHA 1.2. Future Teachers 2: Swimming I: V. Pres. Sr. Class. JANET DAUGHTREY 'The only way to have a friend is to be one. M. H, S, l, 2,33 Glee Club 35 Camera Club 3. PHILIP DAVIS 'He talks like a book, M, H.S, l,2.3g Camera Club l,2,3: Band lg Nat. Honor Society 2.3. CAROLYN DENNISON Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. M,H.S, 1.2.33 Pan Am I,2,3: FHA 1. Student Council 1,23 Spanish Club 2, 3. Publications 3. CAROL DEVORE Listen at the keyhole and you'll hear news of yourself. M. H, S, I, 2, 3: Pan Am 2, 3: Band I, 2.3: Majorette 2, 3: FHA I, 3 REBA DOOLEY Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. M, H, S, I, 2, 3: Pan Am 3: Glee Club I,2,3. LD. DORMAN Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. M.H.S. I,2,3. CLELLA ELLIS 'Tis the one who's full of sunshine. Transferred from York A g r i c u l r u r al Institute, Jamestown, Tenn. M,H,S. 3: Pan Am 3: Publications 3. IOAN ELWOOD 'Always laughing, never sad--sometimes naughty, but never bad. M.H.s, 1,z.3: FHA t. MARLENE ENNIS 'Let us leave hurry to slaves. Transferred from Yokohama, Japan. M, H.S. 2, 3: Pan Am 2,3: Latin Club 2, 3: Glee Club 2.3: FTA 2: Sec. of Ir. Class: Golf 2,3. RUSSELL FENDER Ah youthl Forever dear, forever kind. M,H.S, I,2,3:Splll1lh Club li Baseball 1.2.3. MITCHELENE FLEMING 'I was not born yesterday. Transferred from Louisville, Ky. M, H, S, 3: Glee Club 3: Camera Club 3. KJNNIE GILLIOM 'My appetite comes to me while eating. Transferred from Ohio. M, H. S, 2.3: Ski Club 2.3: Publications 3: L Pan Am 3: Girls State 3. WILMA ELLIS A good reputation has value. M, H, S. I,2,3: Pan Am 3: Library Club 3. JIMMY GILMORE 'Those athletic brutes whom deservedly we call heroes. M, H,S, x,2, 35 M Club 2, 3: Football I,2,3. LOUISE GILMORE 'Some women are foolish, but the Almighty had to make some matches for men. M.H,S. I,2,3: FHA I,2,3g Ski Club xg Pan Am 1.2: DCT 3, Publi- cations 3. HADIE GILSON Though she be but little, she is fierce, Transferred from Tampa, Fla. M. H. S. 2, 3: Pan Am 3: Swimming 3: Future Nurses 2, 3. ROBERT GOETZ No man can be a patriot on an empty stomach, M,l-LS, I,2,3: Golf 2. KENNETH GORDON 'Silence is more eloquent than words. M,H.S, :,2,3, FTA 2. RICHARD GORDON Speech, is sllverg silence ls golden. M,H.s. I,2,3: DCT 3. IEWELL GROSE lf a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her. M.u.s. x,z,3, DCT 3. ERIC HANSEN 'All men love themselves. M,l-LS, I,2,3: Spanish Club l,2,3: Key Club 2,33 Band 1,25 Student Council President 3, SHIRLEY HARDEN So much to do, so little done. M,H.S. 1.2, 3: Pan Am 1,2,3: Ski Club 1.2: Swimming 2.3: FHA I: FTA 33 Publications 3. RICHARD HARRELL He is not on the roll of common man. Transferred from St. Petersburg, Fla. M. H, S, 3: Band 3. CHARLES HARRELSON He has his share of learning, and more than his share of wit. M, H, S. 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2. NORMAN HARRIS Never put off until tomorrow what you can do day after tomorrow, M. l-LS. I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I, 2, 35 Key Club 35 Nat. Honor Society 2, 3. ANN HENDERSON I'm a fool and I know it, yet heaven help me, I'm fool enough to be a wit. Transferred from Indiana. M, H, S, 2, 3g Latin Club 2, 35 Publications 3. CECIL HENDERSON Quite the jolliest guy we know, full of pep and lots of go. M,H,S. I,2,3: Swimming 1,2,3g Spanish Club 1,2, 35 M Club 3: Sr. Class Treasurer. CAROL HIGH I wonder what genius it was that first invented kissing? M,H.s. I,2,3: FTA z,3: Pan Am I,2,3: ski Club 1,25 Fu- ture Nurses 3g FHA rg Jr. Class Treasurer. ROBERT HILDRETH Every man for himself and Heaven help the rest, M. H.S, I,2,3. ALYCE HOGUE A Lass of life. Nl, H.S, I,2,35 Glee Club I,2,3g Camera Club 23 FTA 2. ROBERT HOLLIS He started to sing as he tackled the thing that couldn't be done, and he did it. M. H, S, I, 2, 3:6186 Club I, 2, 3. KAREN HOOKS , The price of greatness is responsibility. M.H.S. l,2,3g Library Club lag Pan Am I,2,3: Ski Club Ig FHA Ig Spanish Club I,2,3: Nat. Honor Society 2,3g Sr. Class Sec.: Publi- cations gg Girls State 3. PATRICIA HENDRICKS Honesty has a real worth. Transfer student. M, H,S. 3, DCT 3. ROSE MARY HOPPER Rose of all roses, rose of all the world. M.H.S. 1.2, 3, Spanish Club 1,23 Pan Am Club 2, 3, FHA 1.2, 3. GINGER HORNE She was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will, yet was never loud. M.H.S. I,2,3g FHA 1.2, 3, Pan Am 1.2, 3, Band I,2, 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1,2, Sec. of Soph. Class, Publications 3. DOROTHY HORN!-Z The mlldest manners and the gentlest heart. M.H.S. I,2, 3, FHA 1. CAROL HULL Even a smile can grow and accomplish much. M.H.S. I,2, 3, Ski Club 2.3, Camera Club 3, Pan Am 3. JAMES HUFF I've done my duty and done no more. M.:-1.s. 1.2.3, DCT 2.3. BEVERLY HUNTER lt would talkl Lord, how it talkedl M.H.S. I, 2, 3, Glee Club 1,2. 3, Spanish Club 2, Ski Club Ig FTA I, 2, 3, Pan Am I, 2. 3. RALPH IRELAND He only is a well-made man who has M.H.S. I,2, 3, DCT 3. a determina tion. LA VONIE JENKINS A tender heart, a will inflexible. M.H. s. 1.2. 3, Pan Am 3, FHA 3. CARL IIRSA Small in stature, but mighty in spirit. Transferred from Illinois. M. H. S. 2, 3, Publications 3. FRED JOHNSON Judge me as you will--I am what I am. M. H. S. I. 2, 3, Conservation Club I, 2, 3, Football 2, Track 3, Spanish club 3, ICC 3,,Pub1ica:lom 3. GLENDA JOHNSON Loyal-hearted, strong and kind: a better girl is hard to find. FHA 1: M,H,s. 1,2,3. JIMMIE JOHNSON To love the game beyond the prize. M.l-l,S, 2,3: Transfer from Tallahassee I: Basketball 1: Football 3: FFA 3. J. C. JONES He is great who of others. M,H,s, x,2,3 is what he is from nature, and who never reminds us JACK KAUNE Many men have too much will power. It's won't power they lack. M,H,S, x,2,3: Pan Am 3: Basketball If Spanish Club I,2,3: FFA 3: Publications 3: Projection Club I. ANN KELLY 'Everything is funny as long as it is happening to someone else. M.l-LS. I,2,3: FHA I: Pan Am l,2,3. KEN KOCKENTIET 'He is happy that knoweth not himself to be otherwise. Transferred from Ohio. M. H. S. 2, 3. BECKY KINZIE l'm quite illiterate, but I read a lot. M, H, S, r,z, 3: Glee Club r: Pan Am I, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2,3: Nat. Hon. Society 2, 3: Student Council l,2. BERNHARD KOELVER 'A gentleman and a scholar. M.H.S, 3: Honorary member of: Key Club, Nat. Hon. Society 3: Student Council 3: Publications Class 3: Transfer from Germany. BOBBY LAWRENCE 'Though he was rough, he was kindly. M.H,S, I,2,3: FFA 1,25 DCT 3: Ski Club. JAMES KELLEY 'He is a good orator who convinces himself he is. M, H, S, I,2,3: Latin Club 1,2: Student Council 3: Nat. Hon. Society 2,3: Kamera Klub 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3. WILSON LAWRENCE He's here with all athletic fame. one who fails never. but one who always plays the game, M. H. S, 1.2.35 M Club 1.2.34 Football 1.2.35 Basketball I.2: Track RICHARD LEMONS Rest is for the dead. 14.1-1,s, 1.2.3. BETTY truss Not that I love study less. but that I love an athlete more. M.H,S. 1.2.31 Glee Club 1.2.35 FHA 2: Pan Am 2.3. PHYLLIS LUNGER I have leamed. in whatsoever state I am. to be content. M. H,s, 1.2.3. LESSIE MCCLENITHAN The best things are in the littlest packages. M. I-LS. 1. 2.3: FHA 1: Ski Club lg Camera Club 1.2: Future Nurses 2, 3. 1 g 3 1 NORMA MCCLENITHAN Mind cannot follow it. nor words express her infinite sweet- ness. ' M,l-LS. 1.2.3. Future Nurses Club 2.3: Publications 35 Ll- brary Club 2: Ski Club 1: Camera Club 1. BARBARA McDANIEL True worth is not found in glory or power. M. l-LS. I,2.3: FHA 1. 2. 3: Future Nurses Club 2. 3: Ski Club lg Glee Club 1. Spanish Club 1.2. Pan Am Club I,2g Library Club 1: Publica- uons. CHESTER MCGEE He 's as likable as he is lockable. M, H. S. 1. 2, 3: President of Soph. Class 1: Student Council 1.2. 33 Treasurer of Student Council 3g Football 2. 3. Basketball 2. 3: Key Club 1. 2. 3. BETTY MANNING l'm as bad as the worse. but thank goodness I'm good as the best. M,1-1,s. 1.2.31 FHA 1.2.3. BOB MARVIN 'The world's no larger if we worry. life no longer if we hurry. Transferred from New York. KAY MELSON Whenever I feel the urge to exercise coming on I lie down until it passes over. Transferred from Virginia. M.H.S. 2.3: FHA 25 Pan Am 35 Ski Club 2: Future Nurses 3. .IIM MEREDITH The three years from end to end, he was everybody's friend, M,l-l,S, I, 2, 35 Basketball rg Swimming I,2,3g M Club 2,3: Pan Am 3: Ski Club I, 3: Football 2. DOLORES MESSERER In her very quietness there is a charm. Transferred from Naples. M. H. S. 2,33 Pan Am 2, 3, KAREN MILLIKEN A true friend is forever a friend. M, H, s, 1,z,3. MAUREEN MIZELL Mighty sweet and mighty wise, fun just twinkles in her eyes. Transferred from Moore Haven, Fla. M,H.S. 3: DCT 3. PETE MOGER I never dare to be as witty as I can. M.l-LS, l,2,3p Baseball lg Spanish Club I,2,3g Nat. Honor Society 2, 3: Key Club 2, 3. RICHARD MOLTER 'The art of pleasantness is to be pleasant. M.:-r.s. I,2,3: FFA x,z,3. DAVID MONTGOMERY 'He knows not the meaning of the verb hurry. MJIIB, I,2,3: FFA 1.2.3. SANDRA MONTGOMERY 'The wants of a woman are an unknown quaniry, M,H,S. 1,2,3g Swimming 1,25 FHA l,2,3: Future Nurses 3. 32 TRUDY MILLS The more one thinks, the less he talks. M,l-LS. I,2,3: Camera Club 2: FHA rg Library Club I,2,3. PAUL MOSELY Every man is the maker of his own future. M.H.S, I,2,3. JOHNNY MOSS He who tries so hard, is most likely to succeed. M,H,S, I,2,3: M Club 1,2,3g Swimming Team x,2,3gFootba11 1,2, 3: Basketball 3. NICK MULLIS You hear that boy laughing? You think he's all fun But The an els , P 8 laugh too, at the good work he has done. M H S I 2 3- Student Council I 2 3- Treasurer 2 Ke Club 1,2,3g u a 1 0 u l 1 I u J y Inter-Club Council 2,3: Spanish Club I, 2: Band 1, 2. JIMMY MURPHY A bachelor is one who enjoys the chase but does not eat the game. M, H, S, 1, 2,3p Football l,2,33SWilTll'1'lil'lg i,2,3g Camera Club I,2, 33 Spanish Club I, 23 Ski Club 3: Publications 3. DENISE MULVIHILL 'Though she's rather quiet, she's a real nice girl, and we don't deny it. M,H,S, I,2,3g Swimming 1,2,3g Future Nurses Club 2,3g Glee Club 2: Camera Club 2. ZOE MYNATT There are two tragedies in life. One is to get your heart's desire, The other is not to get it. M,H,S, I,2,3g Pan Am I,2,3g Wavettes 2,3g Ski Club lp Cheerleading 2: FHA Ig Publications 3. PAT NIPPER Be good, and you will be lonesome. M,H.S, I,2,3p Glee Club 3: Camera Club Ig Student Council 1. DAVID OWEN Every man has his devilish moments. Transferred from Alva, Fla. MONROE PALMER A lady's man there is no doubt--for where he is, there's a girl about. M, H, S. I,2,3g Camera Club 1,22 Basketball 1,25 V. Pres. of Student Council, Key Club 3, Pan Am 25 Publications 3. JOE PAYNE 'He deserves a twig on a noble family tree. M, H,S, I,2,3: Glee Club 24 DCT 3. 'ls-My QW 'll LaVERTA POTTER A kind word is seldom spoken in vain. Transferred from La Belle High School. M, H, S, 2,33 FHA 3. CARL RHODES I pull a lot of clever stuff, M, H, S, I, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3. SHIRLEE RICHMOND JOHN PERRELA All mankind loves a lover. M, H, S, 1,2,3: Baseball 1. DON PIGOTT Easy street is hard to find. M.H.S. 1,2,3. EUGENE PIGOTT Depend not on fortune, but on conduct. M, H, S, 1,2,3: Basketball I,2,3: Pan Am 3: Spanish Club 2. SALLY PIGOTT The greatest of human virtues is always patience. M,l-l, S, l, 2,3: Library I,2, 3: Future Nurses Club 3. ANN POPE Wha't l don't know would make a great book. M.H.S. I,2,3: Swimming 1,2:Wavettes l,2,3: Ski Club I, 2.3: Pan Am 1,2,3: Publications 3: Band 1,2: Majorette 1, 2: FHA I. 5: ? She does all the good she can, in all the ways she can. V 3, Transferred from Farragut High School, Chicago, Ill. M, H,S. 2,3: . ' K' Pan Am 2: FHA 2: Latin Club. A .. . .. .fs 4. . -:sf - fi 1 .5 v MARY ROUSE Her heart is as light as her eyes are bright, M.H.S. I, 2, 3: Wavettes 1,2,3: Pan Am 1,2,3: Cheerleader 1: mgr 2, 3: Swimming 2, 3: Publications 3: FHA 1: Latin 1: Ski Club 1: Bas ketball 1, 2: Future Nurses 2, 3. BARBARA ROLLS Hitch your wagon to a star but keep your feet on the ground. M, H, S, I,2,3: Future Nurses 3: Library I,2: ICC 2: Pan Am 2,3 11 ELF RIEDE RUMPF Four are the things that l'd be better without: love, curiosity, freck- les, doubt. M. H. S, I, 2,3g Pan Am 1, 2, 33 Ski Club 2, 3: Publications 3. AUDRY SAPP Good humor makes all things tolerable. M, H, s, 1.2.3. CAROLYN SHANAHAN A good disposition is more valuable than gold. M,l-l,S, I,2,3g Swimming I,2,3g Wavettes I,2,3g Library Club Ii. Pan Am 3: Publications 3. SHIRLEY SHENEFIELD The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure is my business. M.H.S. 1.2.3. KAY SILCOX Mighty sweet and mighty nice, fun just twinkles in her eyes. Transferred from Sarasota, Fla. M.l-LS, 2,3p Spanish Club zz Pan Am 2.3: Ski Club 3: FTA 3. BUDDY SMITH But he does movel M,H.s. i,2,3g DCT 3: LARRY SMITH He who keeps company with the wolf leams to howl. M, HgS, t,2, 3pFootball 2, 3, Spanish Club 2g Pan Am 3g Boys State 3. MARGIE STARNES 'Here is a dear and true industrious friend. M,H.8. I,2,3: Nat. Honor Society 2,3p Basketball 1, 2g FTA I,2,3 Latin Club 2,35 Ski Club Ip ICC 3: Wavettes I,2,3. ORELINE STEVENSON DlVlnely tall, divinely fairg a daughter of the gods. Transferred from Miami, Fla. JAMES SUGGS The first hundred years are the hardest, Transferred from Monticello, Fla. M. H. S, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Base ball 3g Ski Club 3. T 2 l RITA SUSHIL She said little but to the purpose. M.H,s. I,2,3: Glee Club 1,23 Pan Am 3: FHA 3 JOANNE TATUM God gave speech to all, song to few, M, H, S. I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3. JOHNNY TATUM Though he be merry, yet with all he's honest. M, H, S, I, 2, 35 Key Club !,2, 3. YVONNE TESSIER Drive safely, the life you save may be your own M, 1-1, s, I,2,3: Swimming 2.3, FHA 1, ski Club JOAN TREDINICK Slow and steady wins the race. Transferred from Manatee, Fla. CHRISTINE TROWBRIDGE At least once a year everyone is a genius. M,H.S, I,2,3g FHA 1,25 Camera Club 1,23 DCT 3. PEGGY TUGGLES There is no stronger rock than true love. M, H,S, 1, 2,3g Future Nurses Club 2, 35 Library Club 1,23 DCT 3. SHIRLEY TUGGLES Sincerlty and truth are the basis of every virtue. M, H, S, I, 2, 35 Future Nurses Club 3. DON WANICKA Good things come in pairs, Transferred from New Jersey. Football 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3g M Club 3. MARY IO TETER The more one thinks, the less he talks. M,H.s. I,2,3: FHA Pan Am 3, FRANK WANICKA Good things come in pairs. Transferred from New Jersey. M, H.S, 2, 33 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 33 Football 2. JANEVE WARREN Life is sweet for all that make it sweet. Transferred from Indiana. M. H, S, 35 Nat. Honor Society 3g FHA 3. WAYNE WARRINER Conceit is God's gift to little men. M.H.S. I,2,3: Student Council I,2,3g Football 1,2,3g Track I,2,3g M Club 2.3: VP of Soph. Classg Pres, of Jr. Classg ICC 3. ANNE WATSON It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice, M,H,S. I,2,3g FHA I,2,3: Girl's State 3, PETE WEDELES A woman is only a woman, but a plug of tobacco is a good chaw. M.H.S. r, 2,3g Football l,2,3: Swimming 1,2,3g Basketball I3 M Club I,2,3. MOLLIE WHEELER Let thy words be few. M,l-l,S, 1,2.3: DCT 3: KATHERINE WHITAKER Variety is the spice of life. That gives it all its flavor. M,H,S, I,2,3: FHA I,23 Hobby Club I, Ski Club 2,3. LARRY WHITAKER History is something that never happened, written by a man that wasn't there. M,H,s, 1,2,3, FFA r,z,3. WALTER WHITEHEAD Ne'er saw his match since first the world began. M, H,S, I, 2, 35 Football 1,23 Track 1, 2, 33 Conservation Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, M Club r, 2,3. IRENE WILES I'd rather have a fool to make me merry, than experience to make me sad. M,1-z,s, I,2,3: FHA 3: Pan Am 3. BERNICE WILLIS Win or lose, never regret. M, H. S. I,2,3: Glee Club 1,23 DCT 3. BARD WILLIAMS A fellow of plain and uncolned constancy, M. H,S. 1,2333 Spanish Club 1,23 Glee Club t,2,3g Pan Am Club 3. BERT WILLIAMS l dare do all that may become a mang who dares do mote? M,H,S. 1,2,3g FFA 1,z, 3: M Club t,2,3g Treasurer of Soph. Class. ERIC WILLIAMS l am slow of study. M, H, S, 1,z,3. LOUISE WOLCOTT When tongues speak, sweetly, then they name her name. M, H, S, I, 2, 3g Student Council Ig Swimming I, 2, 33 Projec- tlon Club 1,23 Band lg Ski Club 2, 35 Pan Am 3: Glee Club 1. MARY ANN WOODRUFF O, I am stabbed with laughter. M.H, S, I,2,33 Swimming I,2,3: Ski Club lg Pan Am I,2,33 FHA I: FTA 33 Camera Club 2g Publications 3, WISTY WOOLSLAIR How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. M, H,S, I, 2, 3g Pan Am l,2, 3: Wavettes 2, 3: Nat. Honor Society 2, 35 Camera Club 25 Editor of Caloosaharchian 3g Publications 34 Bas- ketball 2. BILL WRIGHT He'll play a small game rather than stand out. M, H, S, I,2,3g Football I,2,3g M Club 3: Track 35 Swimming 2.3. NANCY YOUNG 'She was ever precise in promise-keeping. M, I-LS. I,2,3g Glee Club l,2,3g Publications 3. 38 NANCY WILTSHIRE All this, and heaven too. Student Council Ig Band I,2: Majorette 1,23 FHA lg Pan Am Club l,2, 3: FTA 3: Ski Club I. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HARRY BROWN ISABELLA D'ALESSANDRO President Vice President KAREN HOOKS MR, RAY WILLIAMS CECIL PENDERSON Secretary Sponsor Treasurer 7 x Are you cold? Duhl What's up doc? I'm my own grandpa! .Camera bug.. -'Out to hmchn Just a friendly pillow fight fi -fa. ii ' . Muscre Man Mums-' Aim love grand? , x,:' 1 I. Pat Batastini 2. Karen Hooks 3. Ed Reed 4. Betty Ann Fohl 5. Betty Lou Bobbitt Beverly Hunter Karol Thompson 6. Wisty Woolslair Beverly Hunter Carol High 7. Nick Mullis Robin Dean 8. Punk Lawrence Isabella D'Alessandro gin 1 K 0 04 -in rd-V, LT! s' PJW 'farx 'P ,:. Wx ?f'ef2.::wf cl .. K B '3 2, A .3 ti K.. v t K ' Q Q ' , X . 'T' Libby Bannister Barbara Arnold U1 Judy Adams Connie Addison Carl Alvarez Elizabeth Applewhite Carolyne Baker Joan Bartleson Billy Bass Bobbie Bass Sidney Ann Bass 42 Jimmy Beam Howard Beck Bryan Beckler Betty Jo Bendigo Joel Bennett Sammy Lou Bonard Esther Brotten Bette Brown Bobbie Jo Brown 43 Jean Bernheimer Charles Bigelow Lillian Coil Judy Burton Judy Bruner Sarah Bryant Peggy Burchard Daveen Burson Sally Cammack Carole Carson Carol Carver Richard Clark Ronald Clark 44 Frances Crews Mary Frances Clemons Sarah Clutz Martha Cole sr .f s Collier . ' Qs s 1 asls 1 .f - K 1 ' M Jeannette Conner - S? X-': if -fs 1' ' i . C 1 Lewis Conner I 4 3 r 1 '.-. 'i btbre C 3 ' 3253? X Martha Cook Pat Coomer vs 'Nas f-2. ! if ,fV Barbara Corbitf Joan Crant e 45 Robin Dean Jane Davis Betty Daniels Sally Jo Daughtery Dot Ann Daxtidson Esther Davis Juanita Dorman Mike Durbin Jackie Easterlin Wanda Everly Betty Ann Fohl 46 Zoe Ann Foster Loretta Frank Ray Frienson Susan Fulton Glenda Gainey Shirley Harry Graham David Hager Preston Haley Jack Hall 47 Gilmore Suzanne G larieux Florida Heftel Betty Hendry Bonnie Hager Sanna Jane Hansen Jimmy Hanshaw Bruce Harwell Linda Hessler Mary Ann .Hilton Brian Hoarcl Sally Holland Dorothy Hollis 48 Barbara Home Betty Horne Clark Hughes I Emery Johnson Walter Jones Gloria Keene Sheldon Kent James Kerberg 49 Solinda Johnston Sybil Joiner Connie Jones l Judy Kruse Peggy Kroeze Virginia King Ann Kinsey James Koehn John Kroeze Nancy Langford Linda Langston Donnie Lawhon Frances Lodwick Doris Long 50 Johnny McCullers Johnny McDaniel Harriet McDonald Carolyn Mallory Jerry Marsh Jimmie Massie Jessie Mayton Bob Moger 5 1 Jimmy Malory Molly Manley Sue Marcum 4 1 Marian Barbara Nelson Lindo Morgan Robert Mullis Alfred Murphy Marilynn Myers Ton :my Nicholson Nevarra Carol Noel Willard Osborne Betty Palmer Donnie Phillips ,. '52 Mary Pickens Billy Pigott Margaret Pigoft Barbara Pike Loraine Powell Nancy Rainer Judy Raulerson Sue Richards Dorothy Roan 53 Carmel Ia Puglisi Myrna Pigott C. H. Roberts Joe Roberts Juanita Rowland Richard Rush Barbara Scott Ann Schmidtt Robert Lee Sanders Kelly Scott Janice Shanahan Margie Smith Iva Snyder i Judy Southwick Paul Springer Sylvia Stancel Ann Stephens Louise Stephens Orel Stevenson Larry Stewart Karol Thompson Sharon Thrash 55 Jimmy Stevens Nona Stevenson Jack Toole Carolyn Tyler Bill Van Duzer Joyce Vreelancl Jerry Way Joy Warcl Nelson Wallace Alma Weaver Bill Weber Mary Etta Weeks Alan Wheeler 56 Paul Whidden Ethel White Thomas White Edward Wi ldes Joyce Willis Beverly Jean Wooten Dolores Yeornans Juanita Yerdon Eddie Lee Young 57 Poff Rubie Jean Wingate -.gi QMS' James Brannen Lillian Bradshaw Betty Jean Cartwright Jimmie Davis 5 -' ,., 2 23? , A . Qs W 2- -gg: Q., .,,i,vik.: Walter Ennis . --1 H ..,. Sarah Day Edna Dennison Betty Glidden Carol Hansen Tommie Hansen Mary Carolyn Hill 58 Jane McCollough Mary Ann Miller Norma Pace Rita Santini CheesecakeI -af, CJ 'F l , -p V Bi: 3 lf? g ,A . .7 f I 137 fi i' -iii K V. A '. Q- E12 5 ii' 5 - if A A i A 4. , Could this be John Huston? Gimme the WILD open spaces! 59 Back in the good ole days of grammar school. 1. Peggy Tuggles 2. Our senior boys 3. James Kelley 4. Lillian can JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Alfred MWPIIY Betty Ann I-'ohl President Vice President Mr. Robert Barnes Sponsor Judy Adams Joy Ward Secretary Treasurer 60 it 4 Ji. J f xf M.ANAGERS 4-xov., . A ' fr 4... I .. ,QQ K .Qi-1, O Q -'rg if Winfield Brauman Gerry Brewer Terry Bowman iris Abrams Joyce Allen Pat Baker Shirley Adams Harry Allen Shirley Anspaugh Ginger Ballard Wayne Braun Benny Bri tt Linda Byrd Marilyn Carroll Marjorie Carroll Mary Ann Cassels 62 Judy Bortleson Nancy Behringer Everett Bennett Ola Pearle Bishop Clarence Busbee Richard Carpenter Carolyn Collins Ida Cooper Westley Crosby Annette Curry Ilene Champlain Danny Cline Gary Combs Sammy Comparetto Pat Compton Dorothy Cook Judy Corbi tt Buford Curry Sonya Curry Carolyn Dadderio Benny Daniels lvan Davies David Davis Susan Doyle Barbara Durham Betty Edenfield Jean Ellis 63 Shirley Elwell Nina Green Flora Hamilton Charlotte Fenstermaker Josephine Fernandez Tommy Floyd Diane Frank Betty Friemel Franklin Futch Betty Gardner Martha Gi les Marlene Gray Allen Hansen Jean Harby Virginia Hawkins Donald Henderson Jean Hendry Robert Henley David Herd Kay Hickman Dee Hill Ed Higby Martha Hi ldreth 64 Margaret Hingson Gary Hogue Jim Hollis Kathy Hooks Diane Hudson Norma Hutchison Betty Jo Johnson Linda Johnson Peggy Johnson Jo Ann Jones Mildred Jones Johnny Lanier Betty Lawrence Mitchell Keene Dorothy King Asta Korany Frank Land Richard Lawless Robert Lee Kay McAllister Jackie McDaniel Sylvia McGeehee June Maner lnez Mclntosh Judy McSwain Tommy Macon Douglas Mathis Phyllis Nlathis Mary Maywald Tommy Montgomery Carolyn Moody Kay Miller Gary Ray Misi Jimmy Moody Bartley Moore Margaret Munro Billy Murphy Susie Padilla Jo Anne Nail Lynette Naylor Elizabeth Nellis Margie Nolen Pat Padgett Leroy Nottingham Janet Persons Wayne Potter Norman Randolph Ted Reckwerdt Latricia Parker Mary Parrino Mary Jo Peters Carol Pickering Regina Plewe Jackie Pooser Mike Porter Don Rentz Patricia Roberts Billy Robinson Carolyn Sanders Jim Sanders Judith Sanders Vicky Sansome Beth Santini Frankie Sarasin Anthony Sarlo Reva Jane Scott Kenneth Stokes Pat Summey I lene Sheppard Donald Smith Ben Smoot Ellen Sims Patricia Skinner Kay Smith Sharon South Rubye Sparks Sheila Stevens Margaret Swift Edgar Taylor Jerry Teston Tommy Thomas Jarrett Thompson Darleen Tinclell Jeannette Touchstone Sarah Tumer Elaine Warren Terry Walker Bobby Walker 6 8 ' Ruth Weatherly Nora Wendt Frances Wheeler Barbara Whitaker Eleanor Warriner Bob Watkins Iris Weaver Don Webster Betty Lou Weeks Robert Weeks George Wheaton Gail White Jimmy White Judy White Sharon Wi lcles Linda Wiles Wayne Wiles Carl Williams Herman Williams James Williams Joel Williams 69 Larry Williams f- L igfbrg-mfekilig ' K ' '-.ii F If W Sue Williams ' f' . 1 l- , V' L M .Q gk Russell Wmtle s 4 l5 ff x R Janet Wissmiller .. f Cecilia Wofford la 5 all it f gf - 1 zq Q Wayne Wright D f l y - fir at-251, ' my 1 Q m Cynthia Ann Wolf Lora Sue Wolf 2 .e ,'., , t . X .- f ' '-1-- i 1: lg, Gayne Yeomans Charles Young . . 97 H5 tsts a Q Ann De Lacy S ,. 'r to f . 4' M l - ai 'K fl? I I. Bob Nash Carol DeVore 2. Jane McCullough Dot Ann Davidson Sue Richards Carol Noel Sidney Bass 3. Bert Williams 4. A bunch of Birdsll 5. Neita Sue Creel Mary Ann Woodruff 2 'Y ...qi l That are these - pelicans? Is this a band trip, 4 X ,S ,R , or a honevmoon? lit l l .. ,e f Tarza of the Gulf , ttto,, hi s .. 2' 1 . jg ' t 'l 3 A t Q e Qttt 4 V ' . um I ' T R 1 P! sr Q li 3 if 5 x ll i at all li lf i f ' n fl' mxltful lel'l Rainbow installation must be funnyl These Fla. girls love that snow! .A -fx SOPHOMORECLASS OFFICERS Sheldon Hunter Cecilia Wofford President Vice Preaid t Mr. Paul Monnett Spomor Sheila Stevens Everett Bennett Secretary Treuurer l - The Three Musketeers. 1 3 Another slumber Q23 party. Tough problem, Jimmy? is 4 Friends to the endl W 5 Things are lookin' pretty bad. I, Joy Ward Ruby Jean Wingate Joan Crant Linda Hessler 2. Pat Daniels Judy Braisted Barbara Griffen 3. Jimmy Meredith 4. Irene Wiles 5 7 She's all wetl The Greenie's Star Playerl Mary Jo Albritton Girlsl . Cecilia Wofford 7. Barbara McDaniel 5. 6 all F Happy, Chester' -- 2 All Twisted Up. 3 .sleepy time gal nrsr noous s'vT6w'5Ts 5 Better hurry girls. S 4 Gotch'a right between the eyes. 6 Thaw I , no nice Why don't ya smile? 3 Mr. Musc1esl 73 il' Chester McGee Ginger Bass Carol Pickering Janet Persons Sandra Corkhill Cecil Henderson Carole Carson Dot Ann Davidson Ann Kinzie Mary Rouse Betty Ann Fohl Robin Dean A regular Cheshire Cat, Who're you mad at? e',,..., You've got it made in the shade. A PY'a New Style Hairdol 74 mid in Florida P Shirley Tuggles Irma Bendigo J, D. Dorman Wanda Boyette Sam Lemons Bud Whitehead Acrobats, etc. Kay Siicox Rose Mary Hopper Arlene Anderson Q 'qi M X . 5 A parking-lot confab xfifr eg r R dr t s 'f3f.E,,, 'f' ff ' v . - Havin' a lot of fun? u T I Q: Q X P 5 s li 15- R00'KI E S X ' A k Q' Q ' , S s Q5 N K f X ll. , l sl is ' 5. -fjfj.gz,gj?1 Rigas ws, ..-it sf!- Pslkfi ' 'Q ff Patricia Bates Jerry Baucomb Ella Jean Bigelow Beverly Blalock Linda Brewer Valiean Brown Dorothy Buchwald Barbara Burman lvy Cadenhead Marilyn Cannon Beth Alderman Jerry Allen Angus Alvarez Bill Baker Ken Baker Priscilla Barchak Helen Barley James Barnes Phyllis Barrett Wanda Bass Irma Bendigo Betty Carol Boyd Jennie Bradfield Judy Braisted Nancy Carmen Pat Carpenter Arthur Carroll Janette Carroll Arlene Carter Jo Ann Chipley Wanda Collins Mi Frank Conley Bard Crawford Susan Clark Jean Collier llie Compton Ernest Daniels Ellen De Laney Franceil Dennison Joann Diel Diana Dremann Linda Dukes 77 Laverne Corbitt Lynda Conover Linda Dampier Wendell Crosby Tom Draper Paula Durrance Shirley Glidden Cathy Gnau Alfred Green Phyllis Green Betty Gunn Gina Haliezer Rose Hall Diane Hammell Yvonne Harrell Irene Hendry Peggy Sue Hendry Thelma Henschen 78 Dot Easterlin Gloria Edwinson Linda Yent Elaine Ellis Tyrone Emmert Mary Flynn Claudette Fussell Bobby Gay Ann Gilbert William Gilmore Beverly Goodyear Barbara Griffin L f' L' 'Z 5 i ' Lex Herrington Grace Hickman Frances Hitner K 'W LS' it 'V A K ,, . R f ' 1 km! Y 3 lvl . L, H ' A ' L t sit 4, ' 4 , TVQQf V Tom Hollis Chuck Hopper Marcelene Hudson t Qi ft X' 2 gs E . lyk , ng - up L gf, ' M gf ' . V I A .l Lee Hughes Ronald Hunter 5' , ' 'V My Brenda lsom Hastings Jennenger g g i y 5-f Dafinka Jones Leif Johnson Ji il ii L' Anne Jones L' riisssi ,. A David Jones , V in Peggy Nell Jones ss. H Johnny Jones K: .3-Geac ,gkk i . V V?-....X ji,1 ,, L s ll to t .. L L i r Terryl Jones Pete Kay t 2 X A Q me L , gis K f- , L Doris Keene Herbie Keene Frank Kelly Ni . L- .K sixgig 'f . .frxsgfg-J Rex Kell y Sonny Knelper Carol Koening 79 Linda Kronquist Judy Kunkel Ronnie Long Frances McClaren Donnie McDanieIs Joyce McDaniel Ernest McDonald Sheila McGee George Mann Jimmy Maker Sarah Mayton Mary Ann Middleton Faye Mills Marguerite Mills Dorothy Molter Marvin Montgomery Ruth Morgan Mary Ann Mortenson John Mosley Pat Moseley 80 Cornelius McGillicuddy Carl Magaha Betty Matthews Douglas Midgely Clarence Moss Elmer Mott Annette Nasworthy Ginger Navarro Elizabeth Nielson Bill Nipper Wayne Nipper V Betty Nadwodny Kay Ogden John O 'Harra Pinckney Orr Vivian Paulk Pat Pierce Joe Padilla Jennifer Peed l Frances Pigott Lois Parrott Tom Phillips Park Pigott Richard Pigott Georgiana Plewe Julia Pomberg Britt Pomeroy Glenda Pope 81 33, ..- 4 ,, 6? lkfthf Katherine Powell Maxine Prevatt Nettie Prieston . ,fi W QA R M lg Ann Roby Virginia Rhodes Dick Richards -tit J J I kk,, K kvvk XIEK L, L Ak f l Y S, r Margaret Rolls Margaret Royer at , J f 1 Q l ,Nh Julius Sanders Birdie Santini . , eriel J I ., 1..: i K A . - if lil: . f ,,i, S if si r is J J we ,g y k 1:-k .i... : -,Ly 3 tfz 1 Y - Elbert Schor L r, -ew' llll K W Jeanne Schrachen ost Y A 9 Clarence Sellers L ' fi l ll Ji , Judy Shay it f5 9 l af. 535 S o r gr Virginia Shands lrg mfw gil J y gjff J ,J fs V Wx! H. Wade Shiver Hardy Silcox Q 'l ia Jayne Silcox Clare Simandl Betty Singletary E ', . F . Darlene Singletary Ray Smith Phoebe Snider -, ei ie . J sz 1 eiir A K 43,-1 Janie Srofe Betty Stancel Hugh Starnes George Ann Stevens Bobby Stokes Kathy Summerall Donna Thomas Yvonne Volle Carole Wallace Albert Sutphen Betty Teter Joan Tugg les Amanda Washburn Nell Watson Pat Weber Doris Welch Barron Whitaker Berry Williams Rose Walker Patricia Walker Russell Warren Virginia Ward Linda Weston Marty Wiltshire ,gpqllv Q . K A rx, LLJ, tmh l' xg. . .Q ll K i' r N T3 -, - lg M I .Q , , :JA-vii P4 .Q M, .. is Vue li I 1 L00k at that CHESTH ' ' Barbara Wright Carolyn Yeomans Sally Yerclon A , llif Our peppy cheerleaders at a bonfire If ,, .. r yy f , -Q ll t ' A 1 A . A P, LF, L A J -, K F., i ev M my XM arr' , 5 '. ,. s Z- y V .xg 'K . I k 4 ,gi if if 5 v i 1 44 W 5 The Belles of the Ball 5 Them Good 012 days Could these be YANKEES? r . . vid Sleeping Beauties? . ' ii .PJ 'Q 6 1 11 5 4. 4 if The first day of school Q R N WOWII Jimmy Murphy MI-lS's Cheerleaders Randy Rankin Kristin Lundstrom Pat Batastini Carol High Wisty Woolslair Becky Kinzie Bev Hunter Shirley Tuggles Chester McGee Monroe Palmer Eric Hansen I, . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Puk rigor: President Mr. E. C. Thompson Sponsor Virginia Ward Vice President Canon Ray Secretary-Treasurer .., mum- 512411 What's behind the towel? Sweet 'n innocent A regular ape-girl. Trying to steal a xmas tree? Duz does everything. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 Peek-a-boon Big pile up. 5 , Bill Wright Bathing Beauties Karol Thompson Nancy Wiltshire Beverly Hunter Kenny Martindale More Girls r!f'9' :fix fl if 'v IQ is nv- -4 4 mgjfeiv' . A Q !- MA 1- .JK 'fffwv' ,. r . A L1 Q, . X V0 . ,Urs 5 3 ' E ml sf i i SQBAYC i R J Dick Ackert Danny Adams Barbara Anderson .. ' iii A I 1 M-f -Q ' ' - sa , 1 ' ' 'Y 3s '- Q. J 1 :Q Zrjwf my 44, N A K- W . Mary Anspaugh Jimmy Atkins Jeanne Aud si' ' siiyr A i T'id . ii iii A I R , Virginia Barber David Barker Donnie Barnes J A ' Q C 'F J ff: rf' we isi is t i.. C ' Wihw NX, 'Rf 5 if iimiisif . axe M ' is Joan Barley if W i i H' z !4.5 Qgs,,' ,li Ann Blount - L - L , Roger Bartley J g, John Booth 1 4 , i ' ff. . yr ilfiy M David Bowen Carol Bowen g' A -f ' Anno Boyce t . V276 Charles Brown g R Q' A se , 1 Donald Brown ,s qzqg s ' ,AF ,A gl' J J gig-in if ' ' 9' Rr J i Kenneth Burroughs Mildred Carico Carolyn Carter -, A Kenneth Carter Carolyn Case Richard Chipley Ruby Lee Clemons 4' m us. Jerry Chard s'i s' 'E' ii i Darrell Coleman y 88 e R 1 ,.., 6 L Margaret Coleman Linda Cook Lydia Cook V ACYQ je g V U , L L Virginia Coomer Nancy Cox Carol Crocker , 1 D ..y'Q.- ' X' '77 ii lil? L if F g if Vera Crump Lester Curry Gary Darby , I , , 137, ! Jo- 0 .- -lo A ,, V .V diff' 14 wg l L A Q ll N3 L. f 4 y st Q G , 'fx Elberta Daughtrey -rrr .L, ' ' ,J L Charles Dean A A A fl ' N Eloise Doughtre . 3 D rd ss. Laveta Devane Linda Dennison MQ ' rr F y g L it L T Carol Denton L L., f Gerald Ellis Thomas Dillard L, L N L f t James Durham M J f , - - C ' r,r, D Y' 'z rv 'Q C Q. I L 6. . F L . vm - X . .f ,W L is .Q - . 'rf -f Q L . ' N. X Q F 44s- L Q 1 f , Janet Emmert , sv Beverly Engelhardt Richard Fell LQ 1 gl- Mary Lee Ferguson Cleve Finger Jerry Finger V ik: K j .x 'K ',.- as gg' M 5 'b .4 F W i A Lonnie Franklin Lois Friemel Sandra Gaston L 5? 1 s it 'i ,A 5 A. A . - ii 89 Barbara Gaylor Lynn Gerald f . X 4 is G GJ rrra Ernest Green Luwanda Green Q s. A' - LA ,. ,N .. Sarah Ann Gibson Janneffe Griffin M Gerald Gunn Peggy Gunn Nancy Hager Q K sw' ..., www i A K. or 'ia as ie e ' Gie M f Jules Haneburger G lll G M G ' Doris Haynes r G 1 Kenny Hansen lil' if W M G John Herscher G, GG 3 H J G I Sharon Hires Walter Hill ' I I - G 'K Priscilla Hobbs Sally Hobeck 2 1 GG il 'l 'G Trudi Holt LL ' GG,e VVLV S . or 1' i, Wilson Horne James Hutchison Lorine Johnson t i s Gi 'G i .. 4. 4 Sandra Johnson Tommy Johnson Carol Julick I . Randy Kelley Mary M. Kennedy Betty Kerberg 5 1, G ss ' GA ,G . GG , J G Gi- G GG.f Gi G 90 K E- siliiiss l L .-Q A 1 V, V ff,-5 . -s it 4 -W it K V, WV ,V Philip Kibler Polly King Elaine Kusky , V., VL li YL , v I 'fy 'ls rl 0+ 1 Patsy Lanier Diane Lodwick Kristin Lundstrom y Y V P . , P . , L A l QA' 1 Betty McDonald Ted McGee .linya Mackay al i gg Sift' X' 3 ' A in Bobby Manley P P P Carolyn Martin Ray Martin B ,- . 1 , 4 49' 5 a -f Franklin Mann Charles Matson g ' ar ene son W D I MQ W K s I g Helen Mott Ed MGYTOY1 hi ' 4- Bill Montgomery t A gl -M Ray Nathurst Barbara Naughton Barbara Nicks B an A fs . ...:, 6 h Q.. , ll f f X I Ernestine Passmore George Pepper Michael Perry . B' 'I A g gg Patsy Peters Francis Pomeroy Roger Pope QQ K . Y Q: X 3 'za S 91 if fi' W A Jim Prevatt Jimmie Pugh Randy Rankin A S iiif Arlene Raulerson Josephine Reyes David Rich L Af .. by 1 l 'Q V Q. J 5 g ,, ' Robert Richardson Mickey Roberts Ernestine Robinson xL s J, W Q .t 'et Frances Robinson 1 l, ' by fs -ff Sandra Rogers Inez Rodriguez r Rose Roller Jimmy Rooks Jane Rose A 3 ,q . I rsss S Barbara Sanders ' S by ' , N P li . Q il .1 Patsy Sanders 5- J J y f W1 ,jj Peggy Sanders Lalai Sapp Beverly Saunders Martha Scaturro A . J ,giiv p Q. AL. .4 4 Roland Shanahan Carroll Shands Susan Shanklin V- is ' , ' i- A 1 I yd A is ,,,.g ' V . Rose Shearer Winifred Shenefield Emma Singleton 92 ll 4 V 5 ,. T 1 vs , 9' Lanny Slaughter Sylvia Smith Jeannette Spooner S U' EE .J fi Katy Spurlin Betty Stagner Susan Stanley Tax T Q uikf' L L C4 ' ,ak A Felder Stokes Michael Strayhorn Harry Suggs lS'l Sy tb Qi 'SQL W 0 I :if 'fl .trr - 4 t t J 'ix T9 V 4 T llrlli? . S f . 'S l l. A . e,.e We ' , f ' N Loulse S0995 A J L it Kathryn Thigpen L A L 45 1 .3 Q ff l Glenda Taylor S it J ' S Emily Turner Carlton Thompson it ' A T s tillt' 1 A Paul Trissel 1 ,.,,.. 2 A ,R H W, i, Mike Walden - frrll . Fem TYlef Q - if 1:M,wl Diana Tyrrell ig, f. ye 2 ,gi dt-S 'M ' f ,. .S 6- Y T 551 llii S it A W T P S Jeannette Watkins Ina Watson Janice Wells Ai A 'S A M it s Elizabeth Wendt David Wheeler Diana Wiles b ' i y ites i f s - A A -:'f Q S A J i . - i f A I H h N h .1 N' s f rsss - uasis ssstt 1 0 Frances Williams Jerry Williams Jerry Williams 93 x . ., L . gi wo 'X A. E ag.: Naomi Williams Thomas Wilson Bob Woodrow fe ' e 11- T-5 7 K , or-1 iii mf' 5' f Delmar Woolen Billy Young ' , iw 1 54 O , ,fi s a Y Is this sisterly love? This is B. P. fBeforej Who'ya hiding from, Chet? Q Punkj Losing something? 94 ,QQ '9!!lBQwMws-:aes Our dignified up Seniors - Long ago 5. - It's time to wake upl I . Cecilia Wofford Ginger Bass 2. Isabella D'Alessandro 3. A bunch of our seniors 4. Chester McGee and Carol Noel 5 6 . Norma Adams . Monroe Palmer and U gQ,,,,-,.,....!w.,,.,.,m.-Are., ,?.f.i.,mq,f f - EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Lanny Slaughter President Danny Adams Vice President Lehi Sapp Secretary r 95 Kristin Lundrtrom Treasurer Ah, life is grandl Q- K , That motherly touch .4 4 5 One parking ticket coming up, Mohawk. She should give fishing lessons A bunch of Florida beauties. Betty Lou Bobbitt, Carol Carver Clella Ellis, Wilma Ellis Joe Barbee Fred Frog Johnson A new fishing guide Lessie McClenithan Norma McClenithan Dorothy Blakeman Norma Adams Carol Jean Hull 41 wb :qv 'W ,rr-1' .F ,.XL m NQN1 ' 13' fo- Q ijrwf wx V . Q ,as X. K x f . - ,NH vi an b f., 8 WY' ' Q I-J' 1, ' M. if W 'gf 15 . x x bm ., ii? TY'Eag Y A' x. W ' V f i X , b'Y 'Qi.x'vy.s . ' W 5 Q . ' rf Wx' ,S 'Q 'Q ag. U. .E . L ,- X Q 'M I it QNQI 1- L1 LA 1 ' b al sv' iygwm X Adi gal' 1, 1: ' , Yi ' X ' , fi, ' x 8- '- -., 1 7 , ' ':: ' N. f M V rv 'CQ ZZ?m A ' 1 nh GRADE r ' 5 Y v I i , , I M2 ah! 1' , ' A ' v K K I 4 N 0 4 if N, Q' x if-A!?:,,, 'P 9. -V !m',, H ' sig Floraine Acuff Freddie Allen Carolyn Alvarez f 'f f A by WY' Dorothy Applewhite Sarah Arnold Judith Azbell . I ll '55 In fil l A li Q BN ef R l ,.. ,A X. ? L Jimmy Banks Jimmy Bass Donald Bennett gf S Y, if Chickie Bozyck Mabel Bradley Ernest Bostleman Joan Brown Larry Britt Richard Brown . . , 515124 xr X K N i ',:Ag ,ii, A if 'iiihbl A A Kenny Bricker W 'B i iil W' ,. -, r,.. ga: .ff' :--2. 1 A , f...g, NM: .. we--1-II' -l. .11 ., 1. AM 'vi' 'j..1 h 'R g.- 2: .V li.. ,C li irre J ta ::rr. g::.. . ' J to J 'i ' H 1 Joyce Bryant . .l.rre -35 5-3235. 'U' .4 pe -f-ffwgfzif ' . rg-sfggb --.. i j' .,:,,.r:,: ,get ,-f. ' I. ,K f -,, - K A - .is-.11 l aw - - y r . 3. 5 '31 . f l Pamela Bumper Mary Ann Byrd Shirley Campbell Joe Cannon Faye Carroll Judy Cathell Barbara Champlain Joanne Clark Barbara Clingenpeel 98 I3 Aft Seney Mae Cross ff S B 'rig -5.3951 . Richard Dailey Jovene Darby Jimmy Dennison Don Devore Glenn Devore Bill Dooley Roland Dorman Veda Drummond Charles Edwards Jackie Edwards Sharon Elleff 99 Maurice Collier Marvin Collins Phil Collins Karen Conley Bobby Conover John Corkhill Thomas Coward Glenn Cox Lea Cramer Billy Curry Billy Dahl Dixie Dance Franklin Dampier Mae Davis Geraldine Dennison Judith Emmert Rebecca Ellis Robert Fair Patsy Feanis Martha Ferger Sue Fulk Mary Jo Futral Pat Futral Jim Garrison Francis Gaston Richard Gee Donna Glidden Sandra Goff Cynthia Graber Doug Grace i' Peter Girardin Herbert Goodman Bernice Green Nancy Green Richard Green Danny Griffin Judith Gunn Virginia Gwaltney Patty Hall Tommy Hall Ricky Harby Alan Harrison 100 1' Linda Holmes Linda Hudson Della Hurlbut George Jones Janice Jones Ann Kennedy Harriet Kingsbury Shirley Kinsey William Lambert Raymond Lamp Gerry Lea Larry Lea Bob Handley Kenneth Hawkins John Hendricks Donald Henley Judith Hepert Susan Herndon Roberta Hollis Fred Holloway Bob Holmes il .fl V David Hoyle 1 il ' 'L L Julia Hunter it t l K Emily Hume V Gene Horne it U.. 'W' L g 1 me Christopher Hyatt Elizabeth Jones .. V+ . - , F V7 3.31 4 Bobby Lee Johnny Lee Janet Lewis Jimmy Lilly Leslie Linderman Lana Long John Lott Barbara Lupo Ann Lutzon si, if F m 5557 ' i f . - . 2 5 4 N .if '-.Ig ' . ' iii. Q- i as.: f' QL if Vg N, i 5 . . , . . i SY' fx 1 Vi . ,M- ,nt vu ' H fe 6 he Y X ' ,. 5' v. 1 r '1 , NS L' . :J mv gzgmf 'N --1 Q me .,.,,,. --wr: ' imifyii N W' ' fflif :fi ,A ..,. 4 LEM fz l Alalkr' ' ' .f 5 1 2 . :S A 8 f . . 7 'Q 41-9 ' Q J xi 1 AV 4 Liz McClenithan J SS Martha McDanal Ernestine McCoI lough Jeannette McDonald Donna McGee 5 Carol McGeehee 'ti 'lisa l Wi -P -i2,iiLf,, uif3Vi3:Jf:i1:-A f' - :fi 3-is . faieal iila eti . . . Rabele Metcalfe - i G Linda Miller 3 '- Edin :.- ' ' B- H EJ- gf ffl' fa J . t . f. , Q L Q , T 1 S nw l i 2 , 102 i E v in get Sharon Missi Barbara Mosely Joyce Mowbrey Carol Navarra Howard Naylor Larry Newman Phillip Newman Larry Nipper Billy Norris Wesley Nott Alice Nottingham Karen Orth B Jay Osborne Carolyn Overcash Juta Paalberg L A 8 Katie Padgette Roy Padilla Frieda Palmer l . ' '- h.,, is Eddie Parker P it P ,W h 15 Z Dorothy Porsons J Tommy Peck P l Beth Persons Jacqueline Pigott Joan Pigott Troy Pigott Marvin Ray Linda Regal John Roberts Tommy Rulce Andy Sanders Judy Scalley 103 Kenneth Parrish Penny Peoples Carol Pennington Billy Peters Pearl Peters Vickie Scott Marlene Shanken Elaine Sherrick T E Leonard Sims Edith Skinner Ray Singleton ','- 1 ', rv 'is 4 5 1 15 8 Merle Snider Shirley South Irwin Southwick Patty Steele Richard Styles Wayne Tayler Lamar Stephens Tony Sylvia David Taylor Si. 'Zia ,L Emd Stevens W - age. If Qs : 12:2-HQ4 ,i ,, ll sistt X elif' E n Tatum .fs-'fs-'ff K K F23--1. 1 'gg aj Q Nita Thompson is is WE? - :mr -- 254451 f- ' ffvfgisixi ,. 'lislfiizf -- V ' 1- 'fy' V- -- 1 Bobby Tomlinson Broward Toole Ethel Toomer Jeanie Toomer Donnel Turner David Underwood Judy Walden Anita Walker John Waltman 104 JE J 4 if it Q K . , J e ag W Y., J .., Q, 5 K, 5 is I 9 A l 1 Q Q it J L ' Q , LEE' Q N . y ' -x , K Y f .Q f -i mi, K , I . ,5mi.ff,fS,5: fm: l 'S -. 'i .4 I Yvonne Wi lby Thelma Willis David Woodard Beth Waters Margaret Weatherly Gail Webb Jane Weber Minnie Weeks Leonard Welch Lois Westbind Patricia Wheeler James Whidden 10 Nancy Williams Dale Williams Jimmie Wimberly Nancy Wilson Linda Woodby SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Peter Girardin President Mrs. Kathleen Goodyear Sponsor Susan Herndon Vice President Janet Lewis 0 6 Treasurer SUPERLATIVES fu, 5 -L N- , 1 ,fd I gf.. 2, Q Q R Q CUTEST . lf' , .l ,n 9 w i . f ,gg . ,Q by . , Q, was :xrYasf.fsP ' i - -.w ,. ., , f ' I' if . R ' X 9 . Q V. X 1 A '- ff JN 3' c.. , 1'5-'ivf. ! X' , 9 . 4. I - A, o. .-, '. fr - .4 .1 ' - - q ,' ,'-.,' ,flap . fn' , , si 'I it . fx. gl v, A, X , - , jj - ff Q' 50,1 Qin 'Z 3 Q A ' I -Q., , .Q fauna. Q fb, 'Q 07 ' X ' bv N I' ' A ' ' K F .f -. 4 'nJ?CfN . w--. . qi 3 . 1 -. . v .,,, 'gg . , i 41: 'x A 4 1 r anim ,A i 'f tus, WITTIEST Ann Henderson and Jock Vreeland f ,W Y! 'QQ Ln 'A+' BEST LOOKING Barbara McDaniel and Bud Whitehead fs, s ,,,,,,,..,.l-M 'W rw 4 x 4S.nau-rf Q ,. xv ,fig W ,X jmgg 72:41 ft- X , 'P' o-6 44 s N. . . W, ,, ,..-f,nn-s..s..W-- xxx wp N ii vii QT!! P? Mary Ann Woodruff and Ceci! Henderson Q .L..., MOST llKElY T0 SUCCEED Margie Stornes and James Kelley F .. ff V '1 f S Ali F04 , k .Q-w, . 5 1 b 5 Q C KK 5 wi s fu Q, E 'Q '.:-ka ff ei .' ' i MOST POPULAR Q 'fm na ll B !QM-f V 1? ' , + W M-, f 4, ffkr' ' P, ,. , 1 S. if G vw XM GAO . hiffggv- QQ B Nb A 5.3 51 . QX fi X ff X gm N- Q. 1 MOSTINTELLECTUAL ,B J-1 ' va. . . 5 ,Xp 'N 0 , - ut A JN, , as 53 1 , J... M N ,, , L LJ- , ' ,. ,M , - ', . 611 1 ' , - ,Q .. , , 1 ' ,I-1.1 V TQ... I 11. ' Q I XE' Q. f .gg , . at . it V Q N., . 'S sf- Hsf -9,1043 1.4: ,Q , 'Q' , .'- .nf www 5 vi A .2 . in Q 9 ,V '5 QFBIOI., ,5 J-A N ,, A Q, um, MOST ATHLETIC Q Mary Rouse and Harry Brqvxm Q wen A ,Mx..m..+e-'L--S-hi A sn nn-QAQS A gg Ney: K. 'Q .. I Q. , M W im. Aw-4 4-ivqi, by Q . wr- , 1,..,,5,. ...m..,,N A , -'Y Q-,,HMg.... ,X 2-u .,k,,, . wi-5 W ' F Mag aw , -Q.. lv as ,Mya 'vw Q .af A -f Y' , - M M xg' - 1. 'QR' ,, -.u L' N' ., N NQ,ftH,..x Q- .F Q. . xc ,raw W A:-+.,.,,. Ls. P' s,pW7B.f-il x -f 'R r.,wg'?nP' .. F.4'Q w'3'f-X-y -. 0' Q. ,F . 'W . ai' 'fd I S wi 4f'v '5 :Q Q, Most TALENTIED as 5-5 5. -Q tk ,.1 x Q x .wat s W H 'W ' kN iAlxwFs'vy 'Ili-in 5 . . aw Y is Q lf I I lil' 5 P , -gg '40 , ' t 1 i 5 r ...W Cin a n argl? Q ir Q C' 'N f fi Aa fffg . if-. ,W 1 JA . ., 'Jax' gb gl ark - - .f Q M . K Q ,a - 4, - .. . .1 ' f, fqsw Q . Q 1 rs., - YL., M lx.,, ...f ,J ' '- ... i K 5 ig 3 -' Q f , fi af .wg Afff , ,J ' ,, K 'f .A 'A 3 ,KN f' Z X 055412: iv 311 L'5'tyg'xr',. aft., wt. - . M- hzivwn .Z v.':'ff,j'A aw X -Q k kg , lr . ,mv . k,, x,, X fu Ylm, !' ,--' ,- ff --' '. 'k1g!f.-W. +2 - , ' Q - , 4 f ' Q vw- f-. ..!' JS- -N.. 1 J ,-.. IW . H 'Af ' K v P BEST Isabella D'Alessc:ndro ond Norman Harris ,bl L... -..., -....., ! nw? 1 gp, 1 Xu' sd 6 8. af X7' 16. 4. 9 13. Carl jirsa Pat Batasunl Mary Ann Woodruff Johnny Tatum Howard Cartwright Buddy Collins Vonceil Brown Wisty Woolslair Larry Smith Carolyn Dennison Eric Hansen Bud Whitehead Betty Lou Bobbitt Wanda Boyette Barbara McDaniel Punk Lawrence John Perella -. O 4, Q. '.IfA GUEs P' CLUBS X-.IQ f7',f4q7, M ClUB fr: 45 Q, l P f . t ,rs if S - as .' ii 1 B, 1 l ,:.' ' , M Q J 1' 4 OFFICERS: Coach Jock Sutherland, sponsor, , in P: Buddy Collins, treasurer, Nelson Wallace, ,lt ' Pi ff, ff secretaryg Jimmy Gilmore, presidenrg Bert . 52 ' iiia 7, P Williams, sergeant-at-arms. l Z , - , - .JK , s as si ,sr fi 'qpjv sw- When the MHS men fall in line, they're gonna win that game another time. . . And whether the sport is football, basketball, baseball, track, or swimming, we can always rely on our Fighting Greenies to do their best. ' The M Club is made up of the boys who have lettered in one of these sports. Besides working toward winning games, these boys work to make money by selling football programs, sponsoring dances, and operating concession stands. This year, at the annual M Club banquet, Wayne Warriner, our speedy halfback, was named Captain of the Year. Jimmy Gilmore, the Greenies' second team all-state lineman, was voted Most Outstanding Greenie, and Buddy Collins was given WlNK's People's Choice trophy--award for sportsmanship and out- standing play. MEMBERS: C. H. Roberts, Tommy Thomas, Billy Pigott, Harry Lee Allan, Jim Meredith, Bill Wright, Sheldon Hunter, Carl Alvarez, Jim Gilmore, Paul Springer, Vernon Turner, Tommy Martin, Bert Williams, John Moss, Buddy Collins, Nelson Wallace, Leroy Notting- ham, Cecil Henderson, Bill Weber, Jim Murphy, Darryl Guthrie, Gordon Biggar, Don Bush, Lamar Payne, Wayne Braun, Harry Brown, Chuck Clingenpeel, Don Wanicka, Bud Whitehead, Frank Land, Johnny McDaniel, Clark Hughes, Jimmy Hollis, Alfred Murphy, Pete Wedeles, Coach Jock Sutherland, sponsor. , ' fri WAVETTES WAVETTE OFFICERS: Miss Shirley Smith, sponsorg Mary Rouse, vice presidentg Isabel1aD'Alessandro, presidentg Ann Pope, secretaryg Barbara Horne, treasurer. You know, this is one club that isn't so easy to enter, for you have to have athletic ability to become a member. Wavettes is a girIs'othlefic club., These girls have lettered in swimming, basketball, cheerleading, or have been the manager of one of these for at least one year before becoming a Wavette. The girls make money for their proiects by selling drinks etc., in the refreshment stands at all the home football games. With the money they make, they buy their sweaters and letters. Physical education teacher, Miss Shirley Smith, is the Wavettes sponsor this year. MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Mary Rouse, Ann Pope, Wisty Woolslair, Sandra Corkhill, Isabella D'Alessandro, Margie Starnes, Betty Lou Babbitt, Neita Sue Creel. SECOND ROW: Karol Thompson, Judy Southwick, Janice Shanahan, Sidney Bass, Dot Davidson, Jane Mc- Collough, Barbara Horne, Betty Ann Fohl, Sue Richards, Joan Cram, Judy Adams. THIRD ROW: Miss Shirley Smith, sponsorg Marcia Corkhill, Frances Wheeler, Ginger Ballard. L Ili 1 ST U D E N T C 0 U N C I I, MEMBERS: Ted McGee, Billy Pigott, Ann Kennedy, Jeanette Spooner, Jim Whidden, Ginger Ballard, Mike Strayhorn, Carol Noel, Punk Lawrence, Cecilia Wofford, Linda Regal, Jimmy Horkay, Wayne Wright, Carson Ray, Clinton B us b e e, Nick Mullis, Kay Smith, Joe Padilla, Gerry Crews, Alfred M urphy, Ann Kelly, Carol High, Carolyn Moody, George Ann Stevens, Patricia Futral, Wayne Johnson, Barbara Mosely, Howard Naylor, Ray- mond Lamps, Vic Case, Jarrett Thompson, C a r r o ll Shands, Diana Bailey, Leroy Notting- ham, Faye Cooke, David Barker, Bernice Bishop, Wanda Everly, Richard Fell, Angus A lv a re z, Donnie Lawhon, Wayne Warriner, Brenda lsom, John Lott, B arbara Nic ks, Marlene Dukes, James Kelley, JoAnne Chipley, Linda Lang- ston, William Richardson, B e r n h a r d Koelver, honorary member. ns...---s-N -.,. .,.. , .,,s.....,,,,.,....vA-eff,is.fs--,asa-Q..-i.r.s.w.e.:N1::9Uf'Mfg-' NLa i , ' L, ML , ,V V y 7 hm V R., tt is . tt, , A 'fig i J ,gr P ,if ' Hi folksl I've discovered the main reason why this year was such a huge successg, and it's because of the part our Student Council plays around school. What's the Student Council? Why, it's our student govern- ment organization made up of one representative from each homeroom. To be a member of this group one must be elected by the students in his homeroom. The officers of the Student Council run for election the preceding year. They compaign for two weeks and then they are elected by secret ballot. They really are a big help because they discuss problems and proiects of the students and try to enforce them. The group meets every other Monday, alternating periods. A number of projects are sponsored by the Student Council throughout the year. Remember Homecoming? We voted on our Homecoming Queen and the Student Council carried the rest out. The Supply Bureau is the largest and most important money-making project and the vice-president is in charge of this. One ofthe more interesting projects is Twirp Season, which is' held for two weeks in March. This is really nice for the boys, you see the girl is requested to make the dates, pay, etc. The season ends with a big dance. This year the Student Council gave SIOO to the library for new books and S50 Fora kiln in the shop de- partment. Sponsor this year was Mr. E. C. Thompson. OFFICERS: Eric Hansen, president, Monroe Palmer, vice presidentg Norma Adams, secretaryg Chester Mc- Gee, treasurer. 122 Helpl I'mdrowningl This is the first thing heard from new members of the ski club as they try skiing for the first time. I was going across the Edison Bridge one Sunday after- noon and stopped to find out about the club. Here's what I learned .... To become a member the only requirement is a love of salt water, because the beginner sure has a lot of spills at first. When he was improved, and gained in skill and self-confi- dence, he can try the new six-foot ski iump. The members are able to attend meets in Sarasota :nd Naples, and many of them win valuable prizes. This sport has become very aopular throughout the :ountry, but very few schools are able to offer this activity. M.H.S. is proud 'o be among the Few who :an boast of this. SKI CLUB - t N . . MEMBERS: Gordon Biggar, Elfriede Rumpf, Jimmy Hanshaw, Nancy Adams, Kay Silcox, Kay Melson, Carol DeVore, Alice Bainbridge, Buddy Collins, Jimmy Gilmore, Johnny Moss, Billy Wright, Bud Whitehead, Harry Allen, Jarret Thompson, Dan Mulvihill, Paul Springer, Sheldon Hunter, Wayne Brawner, Carl Alverez, Dona Thomas, Beth Alderman, Beverly Goodyear, Jean Berhiemer, Sandra Cotkhill, Don Bush, Jimmy Hollis, Jimmy Meredith, Carl Rhodes, Bobby Meredith, Butch Moss, Virginia King, Janet Wissmiller, Ruby Jean Win- gate, Linda Hessler, Rita Santini, Ann Kinsey, Judy Adams, Juanita Dorman, Jerry Foster, Janice Foster, Iva Snyder, Bonnie Gilliam, Susanne Glorieux, Dottie Hollis, Louise Wolcott, Ann Kelly, Jerry Cruise, Carol Hull, Carol High, Bert Williams, Tommy Martin, Ben Smoot, Russ Fender, Larry Smith, Lamar Payne, Walter Ennis, Joy Ward, Sue Richards, Betty Ann Fohl, Sidney Ann Bass, Jim Moody, Shelia Stevens, Dafinka Jones, Cecilia Wofford, Cooky Parino, Linda Brewer, Joe Barbee, Mary Rouse, Billy Weber, Nelson Wallace, Darell Guthrie, Gail Bennett, Dick Richards. OFFICERS: Gordon Biggar, president, Jimmy Hanshawg vice president, Elftiede Rumpf, secretary-treasurer. 123 INTER- CLUB COUNCIL The meeting come to order! This is a familiar cry heard as another Inter-Club Council meeting is called to order by Eric Hansen, Chairman. I wasasked tosit in on this meeting so I could tell you iustwhat thiscIub's purpose is, so herelgo .... I would really be a mixed up kid and so would a lol' of other people in this school if it weren't for the Inter-Club Council. It is composed of the presidents and representatives of the various clubs around M.H.S. and is designed to avoid conflict between the different club meetings and also the schedule of classes. The Inter-Club Council is under the excellent supervision of Mr. E. C. Thompson and Mr. Francis Riley. Don't you think they deserve some recognition for a good job well done? A my -. 4 ' ' Qilesriffe MEMBERS: Peter Girardin, Ann Henderson, Isabella D'Alessandro, Mr. Francis Riley, co-sponsor, Harry Brown, Burt Williams, Sheldon Hunter, Jimmy Gilmore, Lanny Slaughter, Fred Johnson, Eric Hansen, Monroe Palmer, Gordon Biggar, Pat Batastini, Molly Manley, Ellen Sims, Margie Starnes, James McKenzie, Nick Mullis, Alfred Murphy, Park Pigott. Two members of the inter-club council, Eric Hansen and Margie Starnes, discuss one of the many problems that come up during meetings. 124 CALOOSA JR. CONSERVATION CLUB The other day I was made an honorary member of the Caloosa Conservation Club. What! You don't know about this club? Well, let me tell you about it. We protect the wildlife of Florida. Armed with face masks, rubber fins, and fishing spears, we dive in water which is overrun with predatory fish, and kill them, then we put more game fish in the same area. We also help the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission by banding quail and controlling the breeding habits of game birds and preventing the slaughter of them. These are a Few of the many activities of the Caloosa Conservation Club, and we're aided by ourfaculty advisor, Mr. Robert Barnes. MEMBERS: Ray Beckler, Kelly Scott, Mark Bartleson, Gale Bennett, Edward Wildes, Wayne Wiles, Bud Whitehead, Vic Case, Fred Johnson, Mr. Robert Barnes. OFFICERS: President, Fred Johnson: vice president, Mark Bartlesong sec- retary, Bud Whiteheadg treasurer, Kelly Scott. 125 C GLEE CLUB Music makes the heart light and gay, and our high school glee club plays a large part in the entertain- ment of Fort Myers. They perform in many annual events, such as the Singing Christmas Tree, district and state music festivals, the Edison Pageant of light, and Easter Sunrise Services. There are several groups of junior and senior girls, the boys' chorus composed of sophomore, iunior, and senior boys, the ninth and tenth grade chorus, and the seventh and eighth grade chorus, which join together on special occasions. ' These kids aren't iust talented, they're hard workers, too. Selling hot dogs and coffee at all the football games are a part of the many money-making proiects of the glee club. To become a member, the only requirement isa love for music. The glee club is directed by the magic hand of Skeet Durrance. n.,z::1-11111-1 .g.........s. -- Q 1 s .N as Our senior high girls' glee club sang at the Edison Home in their old-fashioned costumes. Nice looking old fashioned girls, huh? GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: Neita Sue Creel, president: Sue Marcum, vice president: Beverly Hunter, secretary-treasurerg Marlene Ennis, business manager. JR. HIGH GLEE CLUB: Mary Anspaugh, Ann Blount, Carol Bowen, Charles Brown, Jan- ice Coker, Michael Cook, Sherolyn Corbitt, Irene Courson, Vera Crump, Ann Dun- ning, Richard Fell, Lonnie Franklin, Janet Frey, Sandra Gaston, Barbara Gaylor, Jean- nette Griffin, Peggy Gunn, Iorinzo Henderson, Sally Hobeck, Priscilla Hobbs, Wilson Horne, Hazel Hughes, Kay Jones, Carol Julick, Mary Kennedy, Sandra Kepler, Betty Kerberg, Ingrid Kirch, Dianne Kitchen, Patsy Lanier, Kristin Lundstrom, Darlyne Ma- V son, Betty McDonald, Linda Miller, Bill Montgomery, Gerald Montgomery, Helen Mott, Barbara Naughton, Patsy Peters, Barbara Powell, Josephine Reyes, Jack Richards, Harry Riddling, Norman Roberson, Joe Robertson, Rose Roller, ParsySanders, LalaiSapp Beverly Saunders, Martha Scatturo, Glenda Shelton, Jack Underhill, Franceswilliams, Naomi Williams, Robert Williams, Floraine Acuff, Dot Applewhite, Judith nzbell, James Boyd, Mary Ann Byrd, John Corkhill, Earl Daniels, Glenn DeVore, Richard Dur- ...s l rance, Sharon Ellett, Martha Ferger, Susie Fulk, Mary Gilmore, Danny Griffin, Vir- ginie Gwaltney, Robert Hawley, Jim Hilton, Linda Hudson, Judy Hunter, Ella Hurlbut, John Lott, John Lunger, Loretta Morris, Dennis Mosely, Sharon Keene, Jay Osborne, Larry Payne, Pearl Peters, Joan Pigott, Carolyn Randal, Cynthia Randal, Linda Regal, Bonnie Richardson, Edith Skinner, Vicky Spainhower, Martha Stanford, Patty Steele, Jim Tremlin, Dave Underwood, Martha Wagner, Pat Wheeler, Nancy Wilson. Christmas Tree at the bandshell. A glimpse of the annual Singing rg 1 ., 3 l ,Q N rv C, .3 ,I N f me 'ww' t .v v f S rf',,j',, ,, .. r. as A sg:-:r ,.,,.. .fr - A ...................Y, ,A ,., fi A ,, ,J ssg itir- Q Jr -'1 f.. sftgi- ' 'H Q-s fu .' Q ,, ' ' ' , .... ,.-.................,x,, ,ggi ii I 's ipswffl ' f . M ,ni 4, 3- 5 , Q ce, , -Q K ,X .,. 'f ,Vp.---u-- ..- is 'J ,nf .' f ff- 9 ' s I X - - - ' s 3, was t . SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: Kay Asay, Neita Sue Creel, Janet Daughtrey, Reba Dooley, Marlene Ennis, Beverly Hunter, Betty Liles, JoAnne Tatum, Nancy Young, Liz Applewhite, Esther Bratton, Daveen Burson, Mary Frances Clemons, Pat Coomer, Sarah Clutz, Connie Cheney, Jeannette Conner, Loretta Frank, Betty Horne, Sue Marcum, Judy Raulerson, Sylvia Stancel, Nona Stevenson, Joyce Wil- lis, Pat Compton, Annette Curry, Betty Edenfield, Jean Ellis, Diana Frank, Joan Holmes, Dorothy King, Kay Miller, Margie Nolen, Regina Plewe, Reva Scott, Pat Skinner, Sheila Stevens, Pat Summey, Fran Wheeler, Janet Wissmiller, Char- lene Renninger, Elaine Easton, Phyllis Barrett, Betty Boyd, Judy Braisted, Linda Brewer, Valjean Brown, Pat Carpenter, Jean Collier, Pat Daniels, Ellen Delaney, Diane Dremann, Linda Dukes, Elaine Ellis, Gina Haliczer, Peggy Sue Hendry, Marcellina Hudson, Ann Jones, Frances McClaren, Barbara Ogden, Kashy Powell, Nettie Prieston, Maxine Prevatt, Ann Raby, Margaret Rolls, Judy Tener, Carol Wallace, Virginia Ward, Marty Wiltshire, Linda Yent, Carole Yeomans, Beverly BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: Bobby Hollis president. Blalock, Dorothy Buchwald, Barbara Burman, Yvonne Celec, Susan Clark, Wanda Collins, Faye Cooke, Imogene Wade, Dot Easterlin, Cathy Gnau, Barbara Griffin, Pat Hartman, Irene Hendry, Grace Hickman, Brenda Isom, Terryl Jones, Carol Koening, Eldora Land, Marian Maddax, Betty Mathews, Joyce McDaniel, Marguerite Mills, Betty Owens, Vivian Paulk, Jennifer Peed, Patricia Pierce, Julia Pomberg, Ginny Rhodes, Margaret Royer, Judy Shay, Ginny Shands, Clare Simandl, Darline Singletary, Betty Stancel, Pat Stevens, Sylvia Strickland, Margaret Walker, Nell Watson, Barbara Wright, Sally Yerdon, Pat Weber, Gloria Edwinson, George Ann Stevens, Donna Spitler, Judy Robertson. BOYS' GLEE CLUB: Joel Brown, Bobby Hollis, James Kelley, Bard Williams, Clark Hughes, Larry Williams, Mark Bartleson, Bobby Gerald, Ed Higby, Vernon Turner, Robert Weeks, Jim White, Carl Williams, Gilmore Williams, Norman Herkel, Johnny Jones, Rex Kelly, Luther McDonald, Elmer Mott, El- bert Schory, Wade Shiver, Ray Smith, Omar Stevens, Rusty Spurlin, Ralph Barlow, Boryan Mclnnis. 127 GL EE C l U B l S 4 F t x igy 5'k ,,,:IiQ CAMERA CIUB The other night as I was passing room I I6 I heard voices but the room was completely dark. Then I remembered!! It was CameraClub night and the members were developing pictures. If you're interested in learning more about photography, this is the club for you. The group meets every other week with Mr. Ray Williams, their sponsor, to develop and enlarge snapshots, and also give helpful suggestions on picture-taking. eng!!! MEMBERS: Jimmy Beam, Phillip Davis, Ray Beckler, Danny Cline, and Jimmy Murphy. JUNIOR CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS: Lee Hughes, Robert Cissel, Robert Richardson, Carlton Thompson, David Underwood, Glen De Vore, Dick Richards, Rex Kelly, Barbara Burman, Marty Kay Wiltshire, Frances McLaren, Ruth Morgan, Betty Miller, Faye Cook, Barbara Griffen, Virginia Shands, Judy Braisted, Diane Hammel, Mr. W. A. Kalb, sponsor. ,sv-'i ..-'W' 128 PROJECTION CLUB Did you ever wonder how our school was able to show such good,educational movies? lf it weren't for the Projection Club we might not get to see any movies at all. The members give up their study halls to learn to operate the proiectors with the help ofold membersand their co-sponsors, Mr. Delbert Rheel and Mrs. Kathleen is l, 1 Goodyear. MEMBERS: James McKenzie, student manager of equipmentg Sammy Comparetto, Carroll Shands, Bob- by Reynolds, Charles Edwards, Tyrone Emmert, David Hoiles, Richard Wells, Ronnie Frieden, Gary Combs, Kenneth Stokes. xc -'N LUNCHROOMSTAFF i' Bama S. Tarrer, Helen Shanahan, Virginia Young, Edna Martin, How would you like to spend all day working in the kitch- en, cooking and wash- ing dishes? Well, that's what these la- dies do, and we of MHS want them to know we appreciate the good lunches they serve us. So thanks, Mrs. Tarrer, and all your staffl ll Grace Tillman, Edith Noel, Lois Pettit, Dorothy Blackman, Rhoda 129 Thompson, Virgie Crews, Martha Crawford. Mrs Ba I Lu . ma Taffer all ncllroom M Hger ,,. -Q Y PAN AM CLUB Pan Am is one of the largest and most popularclubsin M.H.S. Membership is open to anyone from the tenth grade up, and the only requirement to ioin is to pass a test in which you have to identify the twenty-one Pan American countries. One of the main events of the school year is the coronation and ball for the new king and queen of Pan America, elected every year by the student body and by the people of Fort Myers. Mr. Robert Kreagerand Mr. C. W. Paskins are co-sponsors of this club, and their main aim is to pro- mote good will between the Americans. .L 1 - M . , r K . V - wan:-.,.. --H M W H--f - -- f Q9 ' MEMBERS: Neita Sue Creel, Ginger Horne, Barbara McDaniel, Ann Kelly, Ann Henderson, 'Nancy Wiltshire, Elfriede Rumpf, Carolyn Dennison, Wisty Woolslair, Becky Kinzie, Isabella D'Alessandro, Beverly Hunter, Mary Ann Woodruff, Shirley Harden, Jimmy Meredith, lris Abrams, Norma Adams, Harry Allen, Carl Alvarez,Judy Bartleson, Ginger Bass, Jimmy Beam, Dorothy Blakeman, Bobbie Jo Brown, Robert Carrell, Judy Corbitt, Gerry Crews, Betty Daniels, David Davis, Mike Durbin, Betty Edenfield, Betty Gardner, Bonnie Gilliam, Hadie Gilson, Nina Green Darryl Guthrie, Jean Harby, Cecil Henderson, Linda Hessler, Kathi Hooks, Dee Hill, Mary Carolyn Hill, Carol Hull, Sheldon Hunter, Connie Jones, Mildred Jones, Asta Korany, Kay McAllister, Norma McC1enithan, Kay Melson, Mary Ann Miller, Lynette Naylor, Barbara Nelson, Pat Padgett, Mary Parrino, Janet Persons, Carol Pickering, Eugene Pigott, Barbara Pike, Jackie Pooser, Don Rentz, Dorothy Roan, Carolyn Sanders, Judith Sanders, Frankie Sarasin, Reva Jane Scott, Carolyn Shanahan, Kay Silcox, Ellen Sims, Sheila Stevens, Nona Stevenson, Larry Stewart, Pat Summey, Tommy Thomas, Jarrett Thompson, Shirley Tuggles, Nelson Wallace, Bill Weber, Robert Weeks, Nora Wendt, Jim White, Judy White, Bert Williams, Herman Williams, Joe Williams, Janet Wissmiller, Cecilia Wofford, Lora Sue Wolf, Nancy Langford, Carol Carver. PAN AM OFFICERS Ann Henderson . . . . President Beverly Hunter . . . .Vice President Carol High . . . . Secretary Ann Kelly . . . . . Treasurer Bert Williams . . Sergeant at Arms NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: KarenHooks, MargieStarnes, Janeve Warren, Wisty Woolslair, Becky Kinzie, Norman Harris, Harry Brown, Pete Moger, Bernie Hoelver, Philip Davis, Wade Shiver, Leif Johnson, Elbert Schory, Don Rentz, Frankie Sarasin, Janet Persons, KathiHooks, Amanda Washburn, Yvonne Harrell, Beverly Goodyear, Kashy v-N Powell, Kay McAllister, Betty Gardner, Janet W issm iller, Carolyn Sanders, George Ann Stevens, Bob Nash, Robert Smith, Ann Stephens, Dot Ann Davidson in Sydney Bass, Martha Cook, Mrs. Light- 5- foot. f r qt li Do you realize that this club really takes brains? What l mean is, to be a member of this group of students, you must make all A's and B's throughout high school. Scholarship isn't all that counts, thoughp for a member must also show the qualities of Leadership, Service, and Character. The National Honor Society holds a very impressive program in assembly each year. The members of the preceding year explain what the qualifications really mean, and then they go out into the audience and tap the new members. This year we have more members than ever before, including twelve seniors, and we are really proud of this fact. Faculty advisor for the group is Mrs. Ethel Lightfoot. S? Y. R Margie Starnes Harry Brown Karen Hooks Pete Moger Becky Kinzie Bernhard Koelver president vice president secretary treasurer Wisty Woolslair James Kelley Janeve Warren Philip Davis Betty lou Bobbitt Norman Harris I I' - A FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Candied apples, get your candied apples! Yes sir, it's those F.H.A. Girls again! Selling apples at the football games. This large group of girls is really busy bees. The girls are interested in learning how to promote better homes and family living. To be a member of F.H.A. one must take home- making sometime in high school. The group proiects range from making and selling candied apples for football games to having bake sales down town on Saturdays, The girls always have a swell time when they attend the Tampa Fair each year, and also when they go to the district and state conventions, which are held in different towns. Faculty advisor for the girls is Mrs. Clarence DeMasters. V -:. ff K- MEMBERS: Shirley Adams, Connie Addison, Jerry Allen, Alice Bainbridge, Priscilla Barchak, Judy Bartleson, Pat Bates, Betty Jo Bendigo, Jean Bernheimer, Beverly Blalock, Betty Boyd, Jerry Brewer, Sarah Bryant, Dorothy Buchwald, Peggy Burchard, Barbara Burman, Marilyn Cannan, Marjorie Carroll, Arlene Carter, Carol Carver, Jo Anne Chipley, Susan Clark, Jean Collier, Lynda Conover, Ida Cooper, LaVerne Corbitt, Carolyn Dadderio, Susan Dahl, Sally Jo Daughtrey, Ellen Delaney, Carol DeVore, Jackie Easterlin, Mary Flynn, Dianna Frank, Loretta Frank, Martha Goolsby, Kathy Gnau, Barbara Griffin, Betty Gunn, Gina Haliczar, Diane Hammell, Irene Hendry, Thelma Hens- chen, Grace Hickman, Kay Hickman, Mary Carolyn Hill, Rose Etta Holderfield, Kathi Hooks, Ginger Horne, Rose Mary Hopper, Marce- lene Hudson, Lavonie Jenkins, Anne Jones, Dafinka Jones, Mildred Jones,.Peggy Nell Jones, Terryl Jones, Doris Keene, Alma Koehn, Judy Kruse, Judy Kunker, Linda Langston, Betty Lawrence, Molly Manley, Barbara McDaniel, Jackie McDaniel, Betty Manning, Kay Melson, Betty Miller, Martha Moody, Ruth Morgan, Mary Ann Miller, Marilyn Myers, Annette Nasworthy, Ginger Navarra, Carol Noel, Margie Nolan, Mary Parrino, Jennifer Peed, Janet Persons, Carol Pickering, Myrna Pigott, Kashy Powell, Maxine Prevatt, Ann Raby, Ginny Rhodes, Margaret Rolls, Margaret Royer, Carolyn Sanders, Beth Santini, Reva Scott, Janice Shanahan, Ilene Shephard, Clare Simandl, Ellen Sims, Joyce Smith, Linda Smith, Judy Southwick, Betty Stancel, George Ann Stevens, Sheila Stevens, Nona Stevenson, Rita Sushil, Judith Tener, Mary Jo Teter, Sharon Thrash, Marjorie Tubbs, Yvonne Valle, Judy White, Virginia Ward, Elaine Warren, Elanor Wa rr inet, Amanda Washburn, Anne Watson, Nell Watson, Irene Wiles, Sharon Wildes, Joyce Willis, Marty Wiltshire, Lora Sue Wolf, Cecilia Wofford, Linda Yent, Sally Yerdon. - , C OFFICERS ,gi b 1' t 4 ' Molly Manley . . . . President Y W- Q K- 'D Anne Watson . . Vice President . . A Jackie MCDHMB1 - - .Swami A J F W Judy Bartleson . . . Treasurer , ' Carolyn Sanders . . Reporter l ---i-s i t.------- -s X' 3' ,V Judy Kruse . . . . . Historian Mary Ann Miller .Parliamentarian Elaine Warren . Project Chairman D.C.T. Want a job? Well, enroll in D.C.T. and you will surely get one. Diversified Cooperative Training is an organization which helps students in the llth and l2th grades prepare themselves for the business world. Students learn the advantages and disadvantages of business and receive practical training by going to school half a day and working the other half. Their jobs range from secretarial work to welldrilling. Not only does this group work hard and successfully at their iobs, but they also have several money- making proiects. They sell cushions at football games, citra-sippers from house to house, and are in charge of the concession stand at the all-night Sings . Near the end of the school year this money comes in handy when they have their annual banquet and dance. Last February the entire club attended a convention in St. Petersburg. Mr. M. Bott is D. C. T. Coordinator. MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Mr. M. L. Bott, Sponsor: Bernice Bishop, Joe Payne, Patty Hendricks, Buddy Smith, Glenda Gainey, Ralph Ireland. SECOND ROW: Richard Gordon, Bernice Willis, Bobby Lawrence, Gloria Keene, Jimmy Arnold, Maureen Mizell, James Huff. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Massie, Christine Trowbridge, Jimmy Stevens, Peggy Tuggles, Charles Wytchin. .L L. -1 DCT OFFICERS FIRST ROW: James Huff . . . . . President Joe Palme . . . . Vice President Gloria Keene . . . . Secretary PCSSY Tuggles - . . . Treasurer SECOND ROW: Jimmy Arnold . . . Sergeant at Arms Maureen Mizzell . . . . State Reporter Jlmmy Massie . . Business Manager Christine Trowbridge . . . Parliamentarian FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA Teacher, oh teacher, please clon't keep me after school! This phrase is becoming familiar to many members of our FTA club here at MHS, because some of the senior members get out of school to teach at elementary schools. The purpose of this club is to encourage students in choosing teaching as their career. Our local club is a member ofthe national organization, and are under the capable sponsorship of Miss Sheila Smith. MEMBERS: Mary Ann Woodruff, Barbara McDaniel, Mary Parrino, Jackie McDaniel, Sheila Stevens, Beth Santini, Ann Kelly, Carol High, Bert Williams, Jean Harby, Mildred Jones, Reva Jane Scott, Ellen Sims, Janet Persons, Margie Starnes, Judy Southwick, Mary Carolyn Hill, Carol Noel. 3 :. OFFICERS Ellen Sims . . . President Reva Jane Scott. . . Secretary Judy White . . . Treasurer FUTURE NURSES CLUB Are many of you girls of MHS interested in being nurses after you graduate? If you are, this is the club for you. The purpose of The Future Nurses' Club is to teach high school girls some ofthe fundamentals of nursing, and to give them a little experience in this field. There are already about 65 members, and this is a brand new club here at our school. The members that are juniors and seniors work at the Lee Memorial Hospital some, and a group of the girls took a trip to St. Petersburg to visit the Mound Park Hospital this winter. Two of their several proiects were helping to sell Christmas seals at Christmas time, and helping with the chest x-ray mobile unit. The Women's Auxiliary of the hospital sponsors this club, and Mrs. Lillian Lockwood, our school nurse, is the advisor. WMI , 5 mt MEMBERS: Pat Ailant, Judy Adams, Carolyn Baker, Pat Batastini, Bobbie Jo Brown, Judy Burton, Mary Frances Clemons, Sarah Clutz, Loretta Conrad, Neita Sue Creel, Frances Crews, Gerry Crews, Betty Daniels, Jane Davis, Sarah Day, Betty Hanley, Linda Hessler, Beatrice Higgens, Dee Hill, Ann Kinsey, Judy Kruse, Peggy Kroeze, Sharon Wiles, Jessie Mayron, Marilynn Myers, Sandra Montgomery, Denise Mulvihill, Lessie McC1enithan, Norma McClenithan, Barbara McDaniel, Harriet McDonald, Sally Pigott, Nancy Rainier,Barbara Rolls, Mary Rouse, Sylvia Stancel, Louise Stephens, Joy Ward, Mary Etta Weeks, Ethel White, Betsy Williams, Sandra Williams, Dot Roan, Peggy Johnson, Rita Santini, Joan Holmes, Daveen Burson, Hadie Gilson, Arlene Anderson, Carol High, Betty Manning, Ginger Bass, Pat Padgett. OFFICERS Pat Batastini. . ......... President Judy Adams . . . . . Vice President Marilynn Myers . . Secretary-Treasurer Denise Mulvihill . ..... . Historian Rita Santini. . . . . Corresponding Secretary FT. MYERS HIGH SCHOOL BAND M ' up MEMBERS ARE: Shirley Adams, Irma Bendigo, Charles Bigelow, James Bowen, Terry Bowen, James Bran- nen, Judy Burton, Nancy Carmen, Richard Clark, Ronald Clark, Sonya Curry, Charles Dean, Walter Ennis, Charlotte Fenster-maker, Thelma Henschen, Carol Hensen, Bruce Harwell, Richard Harrell, Norma Jean Hutchison, Leif Johnson, Doris Keene, Peggy Kroeze, Kay McAllister, Diana Lodwick, Mary Ann Miller, Jimmy Moody, George Mann, Betty Nellis, Billy Pigott, Glenda Pope, Bobby Rhea, Mickey Roberts, Joe Roberts, Pat Roberts, William Robinson, Linda Smith, Ray Smith, Jeanette Spooner, Steve Stuart, Jeannette Touchstone, Amanda Washburn, Ethel White, Roger White, Joel Williams, Nora Wendt, Gaine Yeomans, Lewis Conner, Burton Dezarn, Franceil Dennison, Allen Ellis, Diana Hammel, Fern Tyler, Diana Tyrrel, Bob Nash, Ruth Weatherly, Lanny Slaughter, Fred Tredinick, Lynn Wagner. was xxsgznfs Q q 5 vm sS X38 5 lpassed the band room this afternoon and I couldn't resist going in and listening to Mr. Lodwick direct one of the Greenie band's peppy marches. The participated in: Fort Myers. . k Bandfnastet ML Frank Lodwxc . 136 band has really been active this past year. Here are some of the activities they They played in the Edison Pageant of Light parade, and marched in parades in Punta Gorda, Bradenton, Sarasota and the Southwest Florida Fair parade here in The band gave a good performance when they were asked ot play at the dedication of the new City Auditorium, and they also played for the yearly dedi- cation for thee Elks Club. Afterwards, they were given a sparerib barbecue. This year the Band District Meeting was held in Ft. Myers. Our band also worked very hard to get to go to the State District Meeting in Miami. We are very proud of our band for its outstanding performances. THE DANCING MAl0RETTES Mary Parrino, Ginger Horne, Carol DeVore, Alice Bainbridge, Pat Padgett, Libby Banister, Joan Bartleson. Have you ever wondered why everyone iust loves to watch the band? lthink one of the reasons is because of the peppy, high-stepping maiorettes that lead the band. The maiorettes meet weekly in order to discuss and work out their new routines. Mrs. Thaggard plays a big part in helping the girls plan their different costumes and make them. I think the maiorettes deserve credit for a iob well done. 33 ,-at X L 9 .r Good Florida Sceneryl 4. 13 7 ,, 'Y Ju ...ig -Mia .l 'f U Head I F Maj Ore ne ' A lice Bainbri U5 r fi? ' R Q3 f l 5 I A . Q Amig a' Qi wawfkw dge. 4 'iv Xe ' 8 M X . l :ja .. A 1- lne-UP of 1688. : W f 1 ' ,, at 5: pf . ,ik X I. Rfk -1.:w-.susan VP- af? 1- 'M .. 1 wi . 'f 1 s -'Sr' 35.95 'fini 4 im is 'W' 62 23. gale SQ A 1 V ,V . k , ' 't , A A. A ,sa 'ffn,,, f' -- - as Q, I f ' - .' -it L- ' ' - I , . r 1 1, cv, me 1 l. A , I , 1 WL, 'rw 5, I , ,--'Zf - Q s K ,,.a, ., '-.V . mme- .4 - 0 , . f. s f,.,-- .Q5 4 YK sf , , -s.'ggs - f 1 M X ,JIM . 5'-vw., NP . M 5, htr fgyws a., .27 's 7 I 1552 .5 -iz i iff-at , ' 41 . - , Aim: .-5,.E,sm51:, fs Bi V Wh ' B W t5Q.,'i . -:Viw-. N 'Yf,.,ffq.f 2, was . W. 6' ., w JJ f .Vt A W-4,S.-:yarn I f H' , My 1tgii,'11' , ' Ha ,fi 5 ,QP , N A V, rM,eA,a32Ei4 . :k .,v, ,,: , GN f,:?l,-11394. W .- an ., ,, ,. ,.,, K? I. 7 , M QJ , ,Qt bg: ,,..A g . gm ,WI , , , fr ksliv iw., . X . lun ng, , . , ,, . ,., , Pia cl-ice gy., . P - .M .wk . Ulak CS Perfect, s .e F5 J Q f-ibm, . M Q ,, .. ' 3. Q S fi . X 'sw 3, ki' s K il wr Q t. 5253 5, ' L , .,t.,,. , fx 'ff KEY CLUB What a club! I've never seen such agroup of boys. Always on the ball. The Key Club is a high school organization of the Kiwanis Club, and they're one of the most active clubs in MHS. They have a great many projects--I know you've seen the boys sel ing popcorn, peanuts and pom-poms at the Football games, and I guess many people have wondered where all this money goes that they make. I looked into this, and discovered that it is used very wisely. The Key Club gave S50 to the school library, had speaking stands made for class- rooms, and gave S50 to help buy a dishwasher and dryer For the cafeteria. The boys also printed and distributed programs for the annual Singing Christmas Tree put on by our Glee Club, and they made booster badges to hand out at pep rallies during football season. They were happy to label coconuts to send to the Pirates last fall. The Ke Clubber's attended the annual convention in Da tona Beach last December, and had a big F Y Y mme. They meet every other Monday night at the Edison Cafeteria. Advisors for the group are Mr. Wesley Nott and Mr. Franklin Lott. K H....,.r V--H ....... -.- MEMBERS: Harry Brown, Pete Moger, Chester McGee, Nor- man Harris, Gordon Biggar, Eric Hansen, Johnny Tatum, Monroe Palmer, Carl Cline, Stanley Carver, Robin Dean, Charles Bigelow, Clark Hughes, Alfred Murphy, Jimmy Hanshaw, Nick Mul- lis, Bob Gerald, Ben Smoot, Sheldon Hunter, Jarrett Thompson, Melvin Brinson, Johnny McDaniel. I' .. , P T, f rrxsrsrr 'ssr B - s 4' ' fi 1 a , Cii ' sf? I -if ,' vii' 'su 5 . -. ' ' T si. 1,54 MPA Nick Mullis Pete Moger Chester McGee Harry Brown Bernhard Koelver Eric Hansen president vice president secretary treasurer honorary member ,.,..., ' 'VM 91 Monroe Palmer Carl Cline Stanley Carver Johnny Tatum Norman Harris Gordon Biggar A few of our ushers K+. Q PEA' x Z' That C2151 party tired Bernie outl i ' x ' 15' if-, Mr. and Mrs. Kreager, happy that it's all over .... Atmosphere. That's what I need S v- - ,. f2 'k 'IA f .S S' S Q-a I' xf1i'm A rare quiet moment at rehearsal A look behind the scenery SENIOR CLASS PLAY This year, the seniors had a lot of fun putting on their play Off a Pewter Platter. It wasn't all Fun, though-it was a lot of hard work, too, but thanks to the excellent direction of Mr. Bob Kreager, it was a big success. Crickets! So was the cast party! fn' f . if A 3.45 S. , we 1? Y ,'q-gf.. P A s 1., 3' , ,film .7 ' 1... .W ' S Ze .1'9,4.,::. S 5 I -. 5 ' 15237: .4 I tw I 5 ' ' 1 fzfs ng V pK'ff1W'f1 ,y, I , 1 ,vt if V, - ' -. ,rx 1 t A , fa, .- A Af, , if . 'QW gg :li - 1 ' .V : , f. t V I in V 5 X n View ii A , Crickets, Stevel l You mean ---- -P The entire Dorn family--from Grandpa to Aggie. BOYS'ANDGIRlS' STATE Hurry---Hurry---Hurry, you're going to be late! l ! That is a call familiarto any girl or boy who has attended Girls' or Boys' State. For one week they were rushed through a panorama of lectures, assemblies, elections, legislature, trials, marching, and loads of fun. For those of you who have not been previously in- troduced to Boys' or Girls' State, read on! l The purpose of it is to familiarize more young people with the ways of ourgovernment. They are given a perfect proiect with which to work, so as to learn. For one week in June, they meet in Tallahassee to run a scale size government of their ovsm. The Boys' Staters and Girls' Staters stay in dormitories on the campus of Florida State University. All of the preliminaries begin on this campus, with lectures for the girls and special schools for the boys. Although the meetings, rallies, and recreational facilities were on campus, they go to the Capitol building for sessions of legislature. This is possible because the Florida State Congress is not in session during these weeks. The program of Girls' and Boys' State is planned for every hour of the week. Because of the limited time and the amount of material to be covered, it is necessary to follow the schedule. The continual rush and strain for time requires every ounce of energy. This does not mean there wasn't any fun worked in. Hilarity has a way of sneaking in the most serious matters, and as usual, it sneaked in several places where it was least expected. With approximately 275 Girls' Staters and 300 Boys' Staters, fun comes easily. ln our school, Mr. Hutzler chooses the boys by their leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. Then the boys are sponsored by the American Legion. The girls are chosen under the same qualifications, although the American Legion Auxiliary, which sponsors them, iudges them from speeches. The only students elegibile from this program are eleventh grade students, this puts all the participants on an equal age level. 'jv ,ef ,Taj . ' 'QW si ' --va, A 5 . 'Tip' 3. s 1954 GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE: Anne Watson, Bonnie Gilliam, Karen Hooks. 1954 BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES: Larry Smith, Eric Hansen, Monroe Palmer. 140 QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is an International high school honorary fraternity. lt is made up of the students who have done outstanding work in iournalism, and who have maintained a high scholastic average throughout high school. This year MHS has ten members of the Quill and Scroll from the staffs of the Tidal Wave and the Caloosahatchian, and we're all proud of them for a job well done. an F127 T - A Q px ' lf' Y x , ,. , gggqv N- - - '-X. 32 Wisty Woolslair editor of the Caloosaiiatch ian if t N- - a T A 'ite W , , -1:1 y Mary Jo Albritton Ir. High editor of the Tidal Wave Carolyn Dennison photography editor of the Caloosahatchian Ann Henderson make up editor of the Tidal Wave Ginger Horne class editor of the Ca loosahatchian Nancy Young ff! t' r f QQ , .7 Vonceil Brown Editor of the Tidal Wave ,M ,r 5 Stanley Carver boys' sports editor of the Caloosahatchian lvl 44 14 T- fs' A lx 'lg - W it at Clella Ellis Karen Hooks advertising manager of the Caloosahatchian WJ PUBLICATIONS Come on, y'all--we have a DEADLINE to meet! I This frantic cry can be heard issuing from room 230 during first period any morning. This is the room that houses MHS's publications staff. In previous years the annual and the newspaper have been separate classes, but this year they were combined. This doubled the confusion, but also doubled the fun, At first, everyone got mixed up, but as the year progressed, the staffs of the Tidal Wave and the Caloosahatchian learned how to work together and get a lot accomplished, while having fun at the same time. The Tidal Wave staff deserves a lot of praise for their excellent papers that appeared every other week around MHS. It took an awful lot of work to cover all of the activities and events as well as they did. The staff of the Caloosahatchian stayed up all night once to meet a deadline, and they all put in a lot of time outside of school to get the annual readyp but it was a lot of fun, too, and everyone kinda wishes it weren't all over. The Tidal Wave Staff working hard. r his 1 f L- M' fi 'VN ' 5 f + I, - i - ' 1- K A if K My 5 ' z ,y 3 5 7 --, --gf , H '- ,W ,f 2:11 . x Q : L3 .-tswg , IS- it fi, 35' , it fvyf 5 Vonceil Brown editor of Tidal Wav: 41 95'- fa. ABOVE: Elfriede Rumpf, feature editor, and literary editor of Caloosahatchiang Norma Adams, art editor of Tidal Wave, and Caloosahatchiang Mary Ann Woodruff, exchange editor, and activities editor of Caloosahatchiang Fred Johnson, boys' sports editor and art editor of Caloosahatchiang Mary Rouse, girls sports editor of the Tidal Waveg Norma McClenithan, Ir. High editor ofthe Tidal Wave. BELOW: Mary Jo Albritton, Jr. High editor of the Tidal Wave: Ann Henderson, make- up editor of the Tidal Waveg Jack Kaune, circulation manager ofthe Tidal Wave: Bernhard Koelver, advertising manager, and class editor ofCa1oosahatchian: Bonnie Gilliom, business manager of Tidal Waveg Mr. Bob Barnes, advisor. 60 '95 1 Qs 'kv i . 'I A rv T f I irr, f s 'W r i 'rs ' e . Y' ' Q '- - ' in ii . If ,I 'j . A -Z l ji , ,iv f ,,,, a ft: -. 5,111 - - 1 2 ii 3, E f sf 'f' W if ' A A 'sf 4-in I' fl ' .4 K 3 , ,,.,,, - M'-W A JI, ?i4,4.iJ any 5552 un-- .4 S A Us 'S si . Lx.- E 11 s :lu I Hurry kids, we've got a deadline to meetll ,fs K... ,K ,,m... 6 Q X 3 5 is afvrx an K if R , we r -I 5 -f 4 Wisty Woolslair editor of Barbara McDaniel make-up editor of Caloosahatchian Caloosahatchian so t ' K , I, as X6 V I Q -- ay- ,A-. I i 4 .ifkzsfi DEPARTMENT V ,xxx 4 'X Karen Hooks advertising manager of Caloosahatchian A .E 'f Ar GQ V , QR ,I I fl. tg N A as Another of those conferen- ces over the annual NOT PICTURED ARE: Judy Welch and Isabella D'Alessandro. at ,A y 7 Stanley Carver boys' sports editor of Caloosahatchian 3 4' L ' llilgmvyt wr I :I stir. ' ' -Arn p: , Ill li U I ',,Yrnl ' rr,i:l.'vg 'i U-so an ft -,WH ,,,,,,,', 4af,,, ..,, I, y, 1, M i ' 'lff I LM' . Carolyn Shanahan girls' sports editor of Caloosahatchian f '., 'N ft 1' 3 Carolyn Dennison photography editor of Caloosahatchian lisa' ,.. W, My 4 W ' at Vs , Q I l 0,1 U -we , 'wi - Q , M, , V, x H . f 'ugh' N 1 e 5 ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ginger Horne, class editor of Caloosahatchiang Carl Jirsa, subscription manager of Caloosa- hatchiang Jimmy Murphy, photographer manager ofCa1oosahatchiar1p Monroe Palmer, photographer manager of Caloosa- hatchxang Ann Pope, Louise Gilmore. BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vic Case, Nancy Young, Clella Ellis, Zoe Mynatt, Shirley Harden. xg. .Qs sf- , Qi wry 'F 2 js. e A ' 0 is X 1' 'P' Q -1 1 , ,E iff gf 1 f sa fs ,Nasir rn X ft' it W .1 'T -.5 LEE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD PICTURED ARE: Mr. Carl J. Michael, Mr. Earl Hord, Mr. Gilbert H. Moore, Mr. Comer J. Bowden Mr. Ray Tipton, superintendent, and Mr. Burgess Tichenor. You have been a great help to us this year with our many problems. At this time we would like to thank you For all the many things you have made possible for us, and also for your help and co- operation. 144 BOARD OF TRUSTEES ' K' xl . 104' 'ii 'J MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Mr. H. B. QBobJ Foster, Mr. Hake S. Roberts, Dr. James G. Goodyear. MR. R. A. TIPTON County School Superintendent The Board of Trustees acts as an advisory board for the School Board. These men make recommendations to the board regarding the appointment of teachers and principals. 145 FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA y -it , r FFA MEMBERS, Bert Williams, Jack Kaune, John Warren, Richard Molter, Sheldon Hunter, Donald Webster, Eddie Arnold, C. E. Atchison, Newell Atkins, Ray Ballard, Billy Bass, Randle Blum, Richard Blum, Howard Cartwright, Jackie Cockran, Buddy Collins, C. M. Cook, Wendell Crosby, Westley Crosby, Earnest Daniels, Clifford Daniels, Russell Dart, Alfred Green, David Hale, J. J. Harrell, Wayne Harrison, Vernon Holloway, Floyd Jeter, Jimmy Johnson, David Jones, Mitchell Keene, Lester Landrum, George Lunger, Gerald McGill, Jimmy McGill, Terry McLaughlin, Eugene Martin, Tommy Martin, Marvin Miller, Bob Moger, James Molter, Marvin Montgomery, Vernon Montgomery, Dan Mulvihill, David Nielson, Wayne Nipper, Leroy Nottingham, Willard Osbourne, Earl Pomberg, Billy Priest, Glenn Priest, Grant Richmond, Oscar Rigdon, Billy Robertson, Paul Scott, Clarence Sellers, James Sellers, Gary Singleton, Ray Smith, Billy Somerville, Claus Stanford, Otto Strickland, Frank Tiner, Terry Walker, Jimmy White, Larry Whitaker, James Whitehead, Earl Williams, Melvin Wil- liams, Ray Williams, Smoot Wilson, Eddie Winton, David Wooten, Jackie Wooten. Old MacDonald had a Farm .... --That's nothing, so does M.H.S.l I And our FFA boys operate it. I wandered out to the ag. building and discovered that the Future Farmers of America are a national or- ganization which gives high school boys practical experience in agriculture. D Two proiects are required from all boys, and most of them are entered in the Southwest Florida Farr which comes here to Ft. Myers every February. . The school farm is used to raise money tor the boys'annual trip to the Tampa State Fair, and sometimes for a summer trip to some vacation-land. The FFA is the largest and most active club for boys in our school. FFA OFFICERS, Bert Williams, president, Jack Kaune, vice president, Richard Molter, treasurer, Sheldon Hunter, reporter, Donald Webster, sentinel, Sue Marcum, chapter sweetheart. F RSO' AMIRI 6 U FUI -gig. I 'HE CA rhsv' , . ' ai. imp L. , Q c'- f -'Iv 'P , fAo'FRFAf'e9 'E' -S ' if 'D .. x D , ve- L 'v ' g?'Y2s -toeib ,C UL K Ulu it I I ax 'E 0 N m ildmsmg .gum i ,. P gg 'Qw .sal R 'f litmus-uf pi FOOTBALL Lack of weight and experience was a handicap, but the Fort Myers Green Wave never gave up, and kept the tradition of being a fighting team alive. Even though they won only two games this season, the Greenies always gave the fans a colorful show of fine football in a determined effort to win. This determination led to some individual honors being won, The most outstanding being the selection of tackle Jimmy Gilmore to the ALL-STATE team and honorable mention on the ALL-AMERICAN eleven. Team honors for the T954 season went to halfback Wayne Warriner, who was elected Season Captain, and Bobby Collins, winner of the People's Choice Trophy. Gilmore was also voted Co-Captain. Our team was young and many of our losses were heartbreaking--we lost two games by only a single point. But the greenies did a wonderful job, and displayed their usual fine sportsmanship. Coach Jock Sutherland lost many of his veteran players through graduation, but in the next few years, when our boys gain some experience, the fans can be sure we'll have another championship team at MHS. Football Schedule WE THEY Belle Glade Here 6 7 N.E. St. Pete Here 0 0 Wauchula There 6 7 Jesuit Here 39 0 Clearwater Here O 20 Manatee The re 0 T3 Miami Tech Here 7 T3 Boca Ceiga Here 7 T9 Sarasota There 6 O It k,k..,..x 1 .. ,. . . .L .4 Jn A , I' MAJFIV- -vngvt. ,f p vllfrmgr., .-ttywap. 5,. .,,W , gre V' V I ----an ei' :w,a.e:::Qmaea2,frg,geafaie if ,,L Q. 3 3 Q I .. Q . f TT T T T ' Y S I fear' ,615 a'e56'- 16-ez... 7 ,ie 9 176 S e3e1,,,g,, 7 f 2 wil - s w . f A ' , --' e T tt ggi 5 as i 9:40 6-??33'f'T33 ie6l??77?f5U ' J B J cml. A ae- , A 6 rl Q' . , 1' A, 6 K X -fi Q '. -I : M V. : V,..,L.. ..,. ..f. 'r'- ..,...a nw:.mm... T ' Wdaa ., ...W I T .,. FRONT ROW: The ball players of tomorrow, Rocky and Ricky Sutherland, sons of Head Coach Suther- land. FIRST ROW: Head Coach Jock Sutherland, Pete Wedeles, Buddy Collins, Wayne Warriner, Wilson Lawrence, Johnny Moss, Harry Brown, Billy Wright, James Gilmore, Bud Whitehead, Line Coach Erv lbach. SECOND ROW: Melville Brinson, Frank Land, Jim McGill, Karl Allison, Collins Johnson, Kenneth Sushil, Everett Bennett, Larry Whitaker, Leroy Nottingham, Don Bush, Sonny Beckler. THIRD ROW: Chuck Clingenpeel, Alfred Murphy, Clarence Busbee, Jimmy Murphy, Charles Miller, Don Wanicka, Kenneth Stokes, Lamar Payne, C. H. Roberts, Ed Reed. FOURTH ROW: Larry Wins, manager: Herman Williams, manager: Tommy Martin, Darryl Guthrie, Nelson Wallace, Sheldon Hunter, Bill Weber, Carl Alvarez, Johnny McDaniel, Jimmy Johnson, Harry Lee Allen, Wayne Braun, manager. 148 -.-..-- I. Karen Hooks - Homecoming Queen Jimmy Gilmore receiving award .. . Wayne Warriner - Halfback 3 . Billy Weber - Right half Sheldon Hunter - Fullback . N V, .,-..-- 2. ' 3 4 , 5. 6. Buddy Collins - Center 7. Chuck Clingenpeel - Right end 8. Harry Brown - Left end 9. Wilson Lawrence - Right tackle ro. Jim Gilmore - Left guard 5 II. Leroy Nottingham - Tackle 12. Tommy Martin - Right guard 13. Nelson Wallace - Quarterback . 2 x! we -f- I4. Ricky and Rocky Sutherland - Future Greenies 6 QM Iw s 1. 4 5 x Ap 2 1 I G Q 6 E 'ei F4 Don Wanicka - End Mel Brinson - End Kenneth Strokes - Carl Alvarez - Haltback Jimmie Johnson - Haltback Bud Whitehead - Fullback Darryl Guthrie - Quarterback Lamar Payne - Quarterback Karl Allison - End Larry Whitaker - Guard Kenneth Sushil - Guard Jim McGill - Tackle Collins Johnson - Tackle The four W's - Weber, White head, Warriner, and Wallace f- K r X . -' ' , ,fl Xu Frank Land - End llarry Lee Allen - Halfback B111 Wright - 1-lalfback Pete Wcdcles - Tackle C. H. Roberts - Halfback Everett Bennett - Center Ed Recd - End Clarence Busbee - john Moss - Guard johnny lvlcDan1cl - Fullback Don Bush - End Charles Mrllcr - Alfred Murphy - Luft tackle Jock Sutherland, Head Coach Erv lbach, Lrne Coach 1 f X0 S 'ST '1 8 Q2 ef 0 Q4-. il K VARSITY CHEERLEADERS It can safely be said this year that we had the best cheerleaders in a long time. They worked together as a team, so that their cheers came off in an organized manner. They certainly had excellent school spirit, and they showed it through their yells. These eight girls have stuck right by the football and basketball teams in wins and losses. They have kept the school spirit high through pep rallies, snake dances, and motorcades. A big proiect that the girls also undertook was helping to form a cheering section for the football games. We are all really proud ofthe girls and Miss Shirley Smith for their Fine iob of leadership. Coach Shirley Smith Dot Ann Davidson. and Managers Mary Rouse and The bonfire the night before a gamel gp L vi X Q' its it an-.un A favorite cheer -- sitting in a wigwam. Our football boys have sure changed form a little! eW, 6 ,Q D Betty Ann Fohl Captain Betty Lou Babbitt Jane McCullough Judy Adams Sue Richards Frances Ginger Wheeler Ballard Pat Summey ,D fbi U 7 'I ' N' 4 S- . ii fxBi R NES: ND THF- Scesactxe gat agers RKFRS B and man THE WO Xb ach- Co ad! EW Han and I James Suggs Center if 535' ' 'Z ' r 1 5. w Chuck Clingenpeel Guard th. fi if ' ze Q ,, 9 gi, Don Wanicka Forward Eugene Pigott Guard Harry Brown Forward BASKETBALL 1954-55 CAGE TEAM: Eugene Pigott, Eddie Reed, Karl Allison, Chester McGee, Chuck Clingenpeel, Don Wanicka, James Suggs, Gordon Biggar, Frank Wanicka, Harry Brown, C. H. Roberts. The i954-55 Ft. Myers Green Wave basketball squad was a hustling team from the very start. The Fighting Greenies of this season were one of the most successful hardwood teams in Ft. Myers' history. Led by two hard-driving guards, Eddie Reed and Chuck Clingenpeel, Coach Erv lbach's Five Iron Men -- James Suggs, C. H. Roberts, Don Wanicka, Clingenpeel, and Reed--swept game after game from South Florida opponents to become one of the state's top aggregations. The gym was packed for all the Greenies' home games, not only because they were a winning team, but because their sportsmanship and team work were something to watch. They played as a team, every game, not as individuals. Our hustling guard, Eddie Bevo Reed, did himself proud by averaging over 20 points per game for the season. Don Wanicka and James Suggs were always right in there racking up points for the team, toop and Chuck Clingenpeel and C. H. Roberts were always outstanding defensively and under the basket. A lot of our games this year were close, so our subs didn't get to play too muchg but when they did, they did an outstanding iob too, and a lot of credit should go to them. These are our Fighting Greenies that we are all so proud of--the team that came out on top with a record of T6 wins and only 3 defeats. Congratulations to Coach Ibach for a swell coaching iob. Ed Reed Chester McGee Guard Guard D S T ig 1 C. H. Roberts Forward Frank Wanicka Forward Gordon Biggar and James Suggs Centers Karl Allison Forward '94 . g, I I. 5 t s 'Nr , 1 1 I BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OF T955 H December H December H December H December T January T January H January H January T January H January H January H January H February H February T February H February H February T February T February T February za-- Belle Glade Arcadia Wauchula Alumni --Sarasota KMI Palm Beach Miami Constance --Punta Gorda Punta Gorda D'u ont of Jacksonville P Jesuit Sarasota KMI Belle Glade Arcadia Wauchula Palm Beach Miami Constance North East St Petersburg THE GREENIE FORWARDS C H Roberts Don Wamcka Frank Wamcka Harry Brown Kar1Al11son as S gg, ' fr K' Q NY in ,V .. i V - 4 L1 Priscilla Hobbs Beth Alderman Hda Brewer Donna Thom is JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS .-' Q 1 . - - 1 save I l',V G00dyear B SQUAD BASKETBALL PLAYERS Sheldon Hunter, Carl Alvarez, Wayne Wrles, Billy Pigott ' R bin Dean Jarrett Thompson, Paul Springer, Everett Bennett, o . Bevel I Y Ellgelhatdt new Alu 4 JV BASKETBALL PLAYERS Mall' Lee Fe Wayne Braun, Steve Stuart, David Pigott, Ben Smoot, Allen '8'-lson' M Hansen, Bobb Meredith, Richard Car enter, Larr Britt, James C and anager Y P Y Oach Ka Y Fisher Hokey. :wise :semi fi SWIMMING TEAM The MHS swimming team again this year proved itself worthy of the mighty Green Wave name. Each year the swimmers improve and return to place their names high on the list of good swimmer and good sports. The team who has been the holders ofthe South Florida Conference Championship for the last Four years, was unable to regain this title again, due to the conference being broken up. The team has also ranked high in regional competition, losing by only one point in 1954. With their twenty-one lettermen, their fine new swimmers, and with Coaches Peggy Gray and Wesley Nott to guide them, the team again made a showing that MHS can be very proud of. Q15 Robin Dean. Q23 Sydney Ann Bass, Judy Southwick. Q32 Marcia Corkhill, Betty Ann Fohl, Sydney Ann Bass. Q4J Jimmy Murphy, Clark Hughes. Q55 Johnny Moss, Ed Higby. 161 Cecil Henderson, Jim Meredith. Q75 Mary Rouse, Carolyn Shanahan, Karyl Van Sweden. Q82 Linda Smith, Sandra Van Sweden. Q97 Jimmy Hollis, Jimmy 1-Ianshaw. KIOJ Sonny Knieper, Jim Meredith, Johnny Moss, Cecil Henderson, Chuck Kienzel, Mike Porter, Clark Hughes, Jimmy Murphy, Lee Hughes, Jimmy Moody, Larry Stewart, Jimmy Hanshaw, Butch Moss, Ed Higby, Tyrone Emmert, Leif Johnson. UU Judy Bartleson, Hadie Gilson, Diana Wiles, Nina Green, Fran Wheeler, Lynette Naylor, Yvonne Tessier, Janice Shanahan, Kathi Hooks, Janeve Warren, Jean Ellis, Mary Rouse, Carolyn Shanahan, Judy Southwick, Marcia Corkhill, Betty Ann Fohl, Sandra Van Sweden, Karyl Van Sweden, Jean Schreckengost. ,H i ttisig J Y grammars. refaeeeznsref r , - K , .17 A VE 550'- T , 5 S6 Uri lliilii 'M' --Ti. il? March March March March April April April April April April April April May May SWIMMING SCHEDULE OF T955 Kentucky Military Institute Fort Lauderdale Lake Worth St. Petersburg Boca Ciega North East St. Petersburg Sarasota Sarasota Boca Ciega St. Petersburg North East St. Petersburg Winter Haven Regionals--St. Petersburg State--Gainesville Q13 Mr. Wesley Nott, Boys' Swimming Coach Q23 Mrs. Peggy Gray, Girls' Swimming Coach Qj Jackie Easterlin, Manager C4J Carolyn Shanahan, Captain ofthe girls' team Q55 Janice Shanahan 463 Billy Pigott 1718111 wright I so Here There The re Here There The re Here The re Here The re Here Here 3:30 p. 7:30 p. ? 3:30 p 8:00 p 7:00 p. 3:30 p. 3:30 p 7:30 p 7:00 p. 7:00 p. 7:30 p Boys Boys 8. Girls Boys 8K Girls Boys 8. Girls Boys 81 Girls Boys 81 Girls Boys 8. Girls Boys 8. Girls Boys 8l Girls Boys 8- Girls Boys 8. Girls Boys 8- Girls Boys 8. Girls Boys 8. Girls I - A Q QI' if I Q17 -.Yi .' ,A I ff , I . ,- aw jj'5 'S-ffi'Qw.f:smdp - ,EQ vlvuuuuugg- .. 7. . 'lk BASEBALL The veteran-loaded, although young, Ft. Myers Green Wave baseball team was one of the bright spots in 1955 spring sports. Led by returning veterans, Nelson Wallace, C. H. Roberts, Harry Brown and Stanley Carver, Coach Troy Parnell's squad turned in a fine seasonal record With many of this year's regulars eligible for next season, Greeme Fans can expect another fine showing. BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1955 March March March March April April April April April April April May May MOV May May KMI KMI Venice Punta Gorda Sarasota Venice Arcadia C lewiston Wauchu la Punta Gorda Wauchu la Sarasota Manatee C lewiston Arcadia Manatee There Here There There Here There Here Here Here Here There There There There Here Here Tommy Thomas, Carl Alvarez Sheldon Hunter, Nelson Wallace I Karl Allison, Don Bush, Frank Wanicka, Veteran Stanley Carver Lama r Payne, C. R0ber LLP au! SPH Ilget --.wum V. . Karl Allison, Don Wanicka, Lamar Payne, Wayne Wiles, Paul Springer, Sheldon Hunter, Don Bush, Frank Wanicka, Nelson Barlow, Coach Teston Wallace, C. H. Roberts, Tommy Thomas, Ralph CarlA1varez, Everett Bennett, Herman Williams, Troy Parnell, Rex Kelly, Richard Carpenter, Jerry I I I I or I Manager Jac e Hall TRACK This !ear's track squad was an able representative of Fort Myers Junior- Senior High chool. Although losing many experienced f fine squad, Coach El March March April April April April MCY Uhis schedule per ormers from last year's mer Tremont has done an outstanding job. 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ASSOCIATES 2-6-208 North 4th, Page Park EDison 4-2271 Congratulations Seniors JEFFCOTT REALTY INVESTMENTS 847 First St. Phone 5-4421 GUS KELLEY Radio-Television Sales and Service 1122 Cleveland Ave. Phone 5-4321 Congratulations to the Class of '55 PALM CITY ICE COMPANY 512 Royalston Ave. Call 4-2541 BEACH PHOTO SHOP Experts in Photography . Home Portraits . Weddings . Children . Murals . Color Mohawk 3-2171 Ft. Myers Beach Congratulations To The Class of '55 CLEVELAND SUNDRIES 1 120 Cleveland Ave. Ft. Myers CHARM BEAUTY SHOP 1618 McGregor Blvd. Phone 5-2301 : F 1 a mnnvrzw ' 1 A 'V A - .1 --'A:.:w..m V ' f S .9 S ' rnomrcoouo soon ' lt, K 1 1 PARKVIEW SUN DRIES HOME SUPPLY SUPREX McGregor Blvd. at Altamont Phone 2-1196 Delivery Service It's SUMMEY'S for music 2024 Hendry St. Phone 5-4141 r,,,.,,.,,.., EQEMQRQQPN FUXWURTHY ruummms li oulmv SERV1CE ED ANDERSON BODY SHOP FOXWORTHY FURNITURE COMPANY 20 Anderson Ave. Phone 5-0945 2142 Jackson St. Phone 5-2311 ul H Best Wishes Seniors ml II ll ' :ser 'F bf L 1:1 mum 1 S7 1535155115 ii 1 ,st A A , Eik 4 ' 1 1 ,Q J 2 PRATHER'S LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANERS HENDERSON HARDWARE 1809 Evans Ave. Phone 2-1 166 H-just Hardware'- 1 109 Anderson Avenue -f Blilfl' QL ARCADE BQQK SHQP SKYLARK Helen and Cecil Danley Short Orders -- Sandwiches Phone 5'751 I Courtesy Curb Service Theatre Arcade Ft. Myers DRIVE-IN North For-I Myers -- Dial 567g4 b Liz: NTT! X 4 - .. 1 ' no MWGYS Your sg: ' ' 4 ,.'-'W' y guarantee of 77 1 A . pil COMPLETE , :i qw 4, ' eei S - SATISFACTION L ' - so 1 . hi - cfe N eeee ,,,,,, ,si V FREMAc's iff ' S 3 I 3i77 'ffQ1 LEEDS' SHOES Phone 5-8431 2211 Hendry Phone 5-6531 1015-19 First St. Shoes for the entire family Fort Myers, Fla. TOM'S AUTO SALES 170 East First Street EDison 4-0161 Packard Willys Sales and Service T0m FOI'e1'lGnC1 Owner-Manager Farmall The Name You Know in Farming SOUTH FLORIDA MOTOR COMPANY THRIFTY DRUGS Fort Myers 81 lmmokalee Main 8. Hendry Call 5-0331 J. Wes Rumsey, Pres. Congratulations Ft. Myers lmmokalee Class of '55 Dial 5-7561 Tel 2-121 FT. MYERS ARMATURE WORKS FLomDA MOTOR C0-W' s l. MELLO CREAM ICE CREAM STAND 416 E. First St. Phone 4-3711 X-'X Congratulations, Seniors if 2' Ps EVANS- PARK, :Nc . . yy -F Ti '025 Fm' Sm' W. W. STEWART PHARMACIST Phone 5-5321 2041 Hendry Phone 4-1441 Congratulations fo the Class of '55 UNIVERSAL GLAD FARMS Carolyn Shanahan 8. Karen Hooks, PAUL WEATHERLY ELECTRIC CC. Kelvinvfor MORFORD'S PURE OIL STATION Wiring Repairs lcorl Rhodes, Fr. Myers Beach, Fla. SCOTT' GARUS DRUG sroRE Ff. Myefsseoch Moham 3-833 'W' VW 'UW' 'l 4 ,. , The Shop for the Young Set ,..x Hair Styles for Every School Occasion frail l fl l 'FJ- ' I 0 I lullr fashion 1942 Jackson Street Dial 5-5951 Congratulations to the Class of '55 , ig N, W 'lit 'iQlf'1i2il'4 351125 E P 'lat B wqtsa- :Q .+A -4 ,lcsnl li! SUPERIUR GREENBRIER GLAD FARMS iiiiiili GULF VIEW SHOP Estero Blvd. Ft. Myers Beach MOhawk 3-3061 I 1115 First St. Ft. Myers, Fla. QCaro DeVore 8. Nancy Youngj fCarol High 81 Bert Williams, FORD'S FLOWERS Flowers for all Occasions 1119 First St. Phone 5-0161 QChester McGee1 COLEY WESTBROOK MEN 'S STORE 2138 Hendry Phone 4-2471 QWayne Warrinerl If 'xxx AMMO X f QE? T P4 ' , ,f T . y ,, if 5 ET? T T W2 x UPFLIEQ , 'XX f cwmss f JEROME LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO., INC. ,-x, 'limi' A I -1-1 -- ' , s Brown s Stud1os BOTTOM ROW J y J nBartleson, Ginger Home Dafinka Jones Carol yl N H h TOP ROW: y P y 1 g SNUG HARBOR Ft. Myers Beach MOhawk 3-2401 Q 1 fl I -. John T. Doherty Ft. Myers Beach Visit the TIP TOP at Fort Myers Beach Congratulations Seniors! MODERN FLOORS 2216 Jackson Phone 4-2421 Congratulations to Class of '55 D. W. IRELAND, DISTRIBUTOR GULF OIL PRODUCTS K-......g. ga- Recapping . Retreading . Vulcanizing SANDERS BROTHERS 1221 Cleveland Ave. Phone 5-2531 ROBB 8. STUCKY COMPANY 21 16-18 Hendry St. Phone 5-4541 -1 LEE COUNTY BANK .QA-Q' vB'l The Bank of Friendly Service Corner of Main 8. Hendry EDison 5-H25 fGinger Horn, CONGRATULATIONS SATCHELIJS LAUNDRY Sudden Service ROYAL PALM PHARMACY Fort Myers, Fla. lCIeIIa Ellis 8. Stanley Carverl BUCK'S DRIVE-IN Specializing in Chicken, Steaks 8. Chops Sandwiches Mr. 8- Mrs. O'MueIler lSandra Corkhill 8. Chuck Clingenpeelj CAPREEQQD Newt Goodwin Len Carreirc Outdoor Advertising Manufacturers of Neon Signs 800 Palm Beach Blvd. Phone Ft Myers, Fla. 54963 PICK - A - PET If it has Fur, Feathers of fins, We have it ---- or can get it for youl Phone 5-5961 2221 Carson St. Ft. Myers LAWHON'S GENERAL STORE Bonita Springs, Florida REHARD 'S SERVICE TIRES, BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES Bonita Springs, Florida Phone 2772 WEEK'S FISH CAMP BOATS, BAIT, TRAILER PARK Bonita Beach, Florida B- W- SMALL LLLLLLTY S1l1N11YllAVlSM1lN'SST0l1E 625 Palm Beach Blvd. Ft. Myers for quick action with satisfaction call 4-1381 1024 First St. Phone 4-0481 Complete line of men's clothing Uimmy Hanshaw 8. Eric Hanseni WALKER'S JEWELRY Fine Watch Repairing Elbert Walker Congratulations Hendry 8. Second Ft. Myers, Flo TILLIS FURNITURE COMPANY 1910 Hendry St. Phone 5-8411 lOreline Stevenson 8. Carolyn Dennisoni . Best Wishes for Your Success BORDEN'S DAIRY Division of The Borden Co. Ft. Myers, Fla. Uimmy Murphyi TE c VIC SIMMERS And the TEXACO DEALERS PRESENTED BY AERO A ayilowe .g y ,-5:1 union-win: runnnuns IUYEIS EXCLUSIVE LOCAL AGENT LEE CUUNTY TERMINAL CORP. 144 West Anderson Avenue Moving Packing Storage Vault Caretaker Service Edison 2-4011 Congratulations w-'WWW VVYV i ..ee 1, 1 ' ' E KILGIJRE SEED CU. I 219 Thompson Street Fort Myers, Florida KILGORE'S SEED CO. 1117 Anderson Ave. Phone 4-4561 LORRAlNE'S BEAUTY SHOP It Pleases Us to Please You . Phone 5-4381 835 First Street Ft. Myers, Florida Congratulations SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY 8. Heard Edwards ul Gfwigy 'wlteaimx WHEEL AUCNMENT GEORGE WHEATON'S Wheel 8. Frame Alignment 418 Cleveland Ave. Ft. Myers, Fla. W 5.1, A I V A A . ' 6 i Q l NXN' . - 5 li ii Y A . 'ill . . - - i -inf x V 1 ,.....,Q Congratulations Seniors RAY TIPTON County Superintendent of Public Instruction fLouise Gilmorel Congratulations to Class of '55 CALOOSA MARKET, INC. Groceries 8. Meats lf2 Mile North of Edison Bridge Ft. Myers, Fla. Phone 5-669l always the loving gift YOUR PORTRAIT by the TOM TUCKER STUDIO where photography is an art 2026 Hendry Street Phone 5-5901 PATIO SHOP Barber Furniture Co. 1322 Cleveland Ave. JOHN w. SHULTZV Box 982 Ft. Myers, Fla. Phone 4-0l5l Pure Oil Congratulations to the Class of '55 ELI WITT ClGAR CO. A A ,r ,E-.291-s.. as -2.1, , k .. K -V, gkl, .V A .ig+5ms:.,., FRIZZELL LUMBER C0. Complete Line of Building Material 616 Railroad St. Ft. Myers, Fla. 5153.11 I L Mi EIISLLL Florida 's oldest and largest bottled gas distributors Fort Myers West Palm Beach Naples Tampa Miami FRANKLIN HARDWARE COMPANY First 8. Broadway Phone 2-1181 iCeciI Hendersonl PARKER'S BOOK STORE 2233 Hendry St. Phone 5-3531 Complete line of office supplies fFred Johnson 8. Norma Adams, RABER INDUSTRIES Machine Shop Ornamental Iron Welding Marine Repair Steel Fabricators Mill Supplies Phone 5-0451 101 Freirson LES ROAN'S GARAGE WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP PORTABLE EQUIPMENT Monroe St. 8. Peck Phone 4-2451 Congratulations McConnell and de Bordenave Chrysler - Plymouth fPeter Wedlesl 'I'II1lIl WILSllll'S Illllllll-IN Lunch - Dinners Famous for Thadburgers 8. Long Dogs lPat Batastini, Eric Hansen, Johnny Tatum Mary Ann Woodruff, Norma McClenithan, and Pete Mogerj WOOD 8. COLCORD. INC. 'Ui'-IU KCULCNBK 804 First Street Phone 4-2391 FORT MYERS FlREMEN'S CLUB, INC. Congratulations to the Class of '55 LEE COUNTY METAL and ROOFING CO. Fort Myers, Fla. Naples, Fla. Phone 5-8451 BARRON REFRIGERATION Commercial 8. Domestic Sales 8. Service 1901 Hendry St. Ft. Myers, Fla. Phone 4-4391 WASHBURN'S PHARMACY Prescriptions . Cosmetics . Soda fountain 8. lunches Phone 5-3421 Main 8. Hendry Fort Myers, Fla. Congratulations Seniors A. M. KIDDER 8. CO. Member N. Y. Stock Exchange 915 First St. Dial 5-1118 A GROWING PAPER IN A GROWING COMMUNITY X A v' - A Y 1 N - if S 1- jr' fi wg it X TVJILQ- If - 1 1 ,fi - ,N ' 'M V ff LX- alll li I ' ' ,mt ' 41 N qf 1 Hr - 11 - f my sa 1. 1 A ZX T, I f' A 6 V CO ,U 'K -- ,fa A I ,. , - ,- .5 T GENE'S AMOCO SERVICE Phone 2-9731 1206 First St. Fort Myers, Fla. lEugene Pigottl POLLOCK LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO. dealers in ALL KINDS of BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 5-7361 Ft. Myers, Fla. ..f.. Ugde P' ' I 1 f es fs ---sv is K.. 4 .-N A . . - I na. . A -.,, S -:-l 1-m9mssm1.a .,--X- I I L I M il V I- at Q: hM v '-,, , . - , ,., N. -slsixhs-'Q ' L V I . h My WY 5 Congratulations to the class of '55 J. M. Palmer and the AMOCO DEALERS A BOB DEAN'S WELDING SERVICE Machine Shop-Boiler Repair Portable Oxy-Acetylene and Electric Welding Steel Supplies-Mill Supplies 1323 Anderson Ave. Fort Myers, Florida We Feather your Nest with a Little Down KING FURNITURE COMPANY 511 Palm Beach Blvd. Phone 5-2341 lPeggy 8. Shirley Tugglesl REAVES Paint and Electric 841 First St. Ft. Myers, Fla. Dial 2-8391 DARWIN N. WHITE REAL ESTATE 35 Patio cle Leon Phone 4-0501 IBetty Lou Bobbitj FULTON'S CAMERA AND GIFT SHOP Cameras 8. Gifts 1116 First St. Ft. Myers, Fla. Phone 5-6983 QWisty Woolslairi I l IR Q3 ISE, 'E' ,:,,,: ,I . ' I HU ik' Nil I Ig : IE In Ie: 1.1: nlii ijf. ..... ..... ...- v I , ' ' I 132 . gif ' , ' ,riff ' IL, L ,A,A.. I A '-EQ f f 'i Congratulations to Class of '55 FLANDERS SNAG THOMPSON Sheriff of Lee Co. Congratulations to the class of '55 GULF COAST FARMS, INC. Santa Gertrudis Cattle Ft. Myers, Fla. McDONALD'S SHOE STORE 1113 First Street Phone 4-2310 Ft. Myers, Fla. FRIZZELL HARDWARE 8. SUPPLY CO. STANDARD OIL COMPANY Hardware - Sporting Goods - Electrical Supplies R. E. Rich, Agent 2110 Hendry St. Fort Myers, Fla. Phone 5-9351 RAYMOND CLEANERS Telephone 4-2111 1021 Anderson Ave . Congratulations Class of '55 CITY FISH MARKET Anderson and Thompson Streets Phone EDison 5-0571 Congratulations to Class of '55 SEARS ROEBUCK 8. CO. Shop at Sears and Save Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back Save a trip to town shop at the BEACH HARDWARE located next to the post office FORT MYERS BEACH, FLORIDA The Great Name in Dairy Products F O R E M O S T Milk -- Ice Cream Ol Fowl er Phone 27662 Ft. Myers Beach Mohawk 3-390l Neon and Painted 939 Anderson Avenue Fort Myers, Fla. Visit the Liars' Club at TARPON TACKLE AND PAINT SHOP Fort Myers Beach Estero Blvd. Phone 3-2501 FOR FINE JEWELRY Visit J. STINDT JEWELRY 2209 Broadway Smale POWER MOWER 153 l MANUFACTURED BY Fort Myers Iron Works 934 Anderson Ave. Dial 5-8341 FORT MYERS. FLORIDA Trade At The BOSTON STORE Where you will find a complete line of Ladies' and Mens' Wearing Apparell . N 1 N lil-1.0 F0019 SSTEBIRES Nr of HIKKITS There 's one in your neighborhood. Our stores are filled with merchandise bought on a direct mass pur- chase plan which cuts out some of the middle man's profits and enables us to sell from manufacturers, producers and growers, direct to you, the consumer, at low prices. Owned and Operated By Your Neighbor AI's Super Market, North Ft. Myers, Phone 5-7041 Bob 's Grocery, Punta Gorda, Phone 83 Edison Park Grocery, 801 Cleveland Avenue, Phone 5-6521 Home Supply Store, 1215-17 First Street, Phone 2-1196 J. C. Sapp and Sons, 1902 Cranford Avenue B h, Phone 3-3871 Thompson's Super-Market, Estero Blvd., Ft. Myers eac Tice Super Market, Tice, Phone 5-5224 Fred Veal Grocery, 1140 Victoria Ave., Phone 2-7201 Carlos Bay Food Center, Ft. Myers Beach, Phone 3-3801 Big Farm Market, McGregor Blvd. at Iona, Phone 2-2361 Congratulations Class of '55 MOODY BROTHERS Green's Fuel Gas Service Phone 2-1186 Q -s f Q caucus run Y 'X ,Q 5, I 4 TS. ta Ft. Myers, Fla. UNDERWRITERS, INC. Complete Insurance Service 1114 First Street Telephone 2-7281 Fort Myers, Fla. Congratulations to the Class of '55 JAMES B. ROBERTS Tax Collector Congratulations To Class of '55 OGDEN ELECTRIC SERVICE Ft . Myers Congratulations to Class of '55 D. T. FARABEE Clerk of Circuit Court THE SHELL FACTORY World's Largest Dealers in Shells 81 Coral 5 mi. N. of Edison Bridge--Rt. 41 Free Admission Home of the Famous Branham Shell Museum Win Ellis Earl Williamson Carl H. Magaha E. M. Magaha Air-Conditioned For Complete Laundry 8. Cleaning Service CCH SNACK HOUSE QUALITY LAUNDRY 8' CLEANERS Restaurant-Bake Shop-Delicatessen Ft' Myers Naples Open 7 Days a Week Phone 5-3521 Phone 2-5371 Comer Arcade Dial Fort Myers, Florida 5-7411 WELDRITE WELDING WORKS, INC. Expert Welding and Machine Work Union and Hendry Street Ft. Myers, Fla, ECHELBARGER'S We don't want all the jewelry business but we want yours. 2114 Hendry St. CARL'S T.V. 81 RADIO Sales 8. Service Home of SPARTON T.V. WE SERVICE what we sell and other makes as well ERNESTlNE'S BEAUTY SHOP 1308 Cleveland Avenue Phone EDison 5-2491 Congratulations to Class of '55 L 8. S SUPER MARKET 1103 Fowler Street Ft. Myers, Flo. 24 Hr. Ambulance Service YGUNG-HARVEY Funeral Directors 200 Cleveland Avenue, Fort Myers Dial 2-1191 SERVING INTER COUNTY TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH COMPANY zz W WMM My Zane l someo UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY sv FORT MYERS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY I. THE ANSWERS Q Sunshine Service does so X muchgucosfs so Mg X lt's the Biggest Bargain X e3Q,,M,c,m,,, N in the household budget! FLORIDA POWER I llGl'lT COMPANY ig ' - 'X f . -F -w....,. QBill Priest, Bert Williams, John Warren, Jack Kaunej MCCULLUUGH FARM SUPPLY Sales and Service 809 Cleveland Avenue Fort Myers Phone Ft. Myers at EDiso n 2-1135 Phone lmmokalee at OLdfield 4-3521 SIGN CRAFT ART SERVICE Corner Broadway 8. Union Ft. Myers, Fla. EDison 4-0411 is A STRO UT REALTY Since 1900 Farms - Homes Motels - Business 1637-39 W. Palm Beach Blvd. Congratulations! M0 M4 ENGTEIIMRDI' Funeral Service-Ambulance Service can 58171 Air Conditioning EDison 5-1166 1521 McGregor Blvd vnnooxs , 4 . Q H T Q J ? if gfw. ,jr i , f I ,Q E . x t . .1 1? fl ? v v x - 1 1 , ii .l 1 . 1 Qi .1 If we K 'Wi ffixgiv 1. , ' 6 Lu' ily, A W .ggi-',g, Z ., ' .- ff QW, fa ,.A ' 'L 4' f . - .,3..:'Z:fY?' b ' - ,t .vs 1 risk ,J X327 Q1,.,,, 17 . 5 X ' ffpimii - f--151 , ,..., w L v . 1' 1 . S I. 'Q if , M, Wm. 'fl 1 ,Q, ia. xl , ,L . , . 4, 'O 1 f A iff, . 4 'x .,. - ,vw 1 'L TQALLE' P' f -9 rv . iw . J 'Q 4 , V ,ii--1,'.,' ' Q f rw J 4 Q f X4 gf, f , v 1 , 1 -s 'Z -X ii ,4 1 'L r Q '1 2 'F s i