Gainesville High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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IIIHSS llllll CLASS WILL We the Senror Class of 1951 havrng mrraculously brrllrant and sound mrnds do hereby present our last wrll and testament' JEAN ALLEN leaves her rut down Unrversrty Avenue to Nellre Hall CECILIA ADAMS leaves her curly locks to Kath aryn Martrn ELEANOR ALLEN leaves her abrlrty to know whrch man she wants to Anne Selle who never can make up her mrnd BETTY SUE ALVAREZ leaves her stage frrght to Glenda Garrett ELAINE ARTHUR leaves her prrvrleges to Jake Lrndz meyer we hear he takes em anyway SONNY ADAMS leaves hrs wrnnrng way wrth wo men to Brll Passan BOBBY ALLEN leaves hrs darlrng drmples to Jed Cook JACK ARKELL leaves hrs sarcastrc comments to be forgotten DON BAILEY leaves hrs actrng abrlrty to next year s play cast BARBARA BAKER leaves to become an Alumna L N BECKHAM leaves hrs spontaneous remarks to Pop to keep the burldrng hot BETTY JO BRABHAM leaves her salesmanshrp abrl rty to Martha Mrller FRANKLIN CAMPBELL leaves JEANETT CHESHIRE leaves her hearty laugh to Syl vra Wester ELTON COWART leaves hrs moments of srlence to Roger Seckrnger rn hopes rt wrll tone hrm down BETTY DAVID leaves her hrgh notes to Harry Jamer son ORION DAVIS leaves hrs football spot to Arthur Croy but he takes Babs wrth hrm BUDDY DEAN leaves at long last SADIE DISAKER left at the mrddle of the year' BROWNIE DUNN leaves hrs Casanova ways to Mrke Coullras as rf he needs em LEWIS DUNCAN leaves wrth bells on MAGGIE EDDY leaves her tremblrng knees rn Speech to Wayne Smrth DEANIE EVANS leaves her large vocabulary to Lorre Blodgett DONALD EVEY leaves hrs physrque to George Shan e NORMA FREEMAN leaves her abrlrty to seek all and know all to Ann Sanders JOHN GLENN leaves hrs motorcycle to Vrctor Wrl lrams so he won t have to drrve Barbara s car BARBARA GYLES leaves her quret ways to Barbara Mosely to tone her down DAVID HART leaves hrs Vrrgrnra drawl to Ferrell Asbell who has one all hrs own J G HAUFLER leaves never to be forgotten JUANA JEAN HAYES and ANN HAWKINS leave therr farthful brcycles to Velma Lrnk KENNETH HILL leaves hrs many methods of makrng norse to John Sprrngstead so that there wrll never be a srlent moment TOMMY HOLDER leaves hrs bashtulness to Fred Fagan JOHN HOLLEY leaves hrs eye for the basket to Don ald Howell FRANK HOLTON leaves hrs lazrness to Gene Brown rng rn hopes rt wrll slow hrm down SOPHIE GEORGIADES leaves because everyone else as ETHEL HOWARD leaves her quret ways to Janell Verr MARY HULION leaves her D C T work at Belk Lrnd se BILL HUSSEY leaves hrs flamrng red harr and freck les to Bobby Jernrgan J C HOLLY leaves hrs pretty black curls to Helene Fernandez TERRY JACKSON leaves sweet and rnnocent ways to Brlly Knrght Can he use EM? BETTY JAMES 2 431 rrdes on the school bus are be queathed to Jean Wrlson BIRK JORDAN leaves hrs physrque to Phrllrp Hrll SHIRLEY LARRICK wrlls her artrstrc abrlrty to Betty Strrckland JEAN McCAlN leaves all the shorthand she drdnt do to Barbara Hague ' , I y. l ' ' . LUTHER HooKreaveSG.H,s.fOfrhe rsaglfuerwofld. I - rr . 22

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X HlS1lll1U O Lets take a stroll down Memory Lane R member In 1945 when we zoomed unto the flrst year at G H S 7 Wasn t at fun actmg as nf we were grown up? Most of us felt bug but looked small at G H S an the seventh grade The fall semester rolled around agam and the eighth grade proved to be one of dashmg at the clang of the bell to our next class Our twelve smart stu dents who were elected to the Junnor Honor Society were Elarne Arthur Betty Jo Brabham Nadine Cobb Pattn Mathews Lenora Penmsn Maree Rodgers Ann Peters Joyce Wilson Barbara Shea Leona Starling Furman Wallace and Barbara Wnlson Betty Jo Brab ham won the D A R award and Charlotte Thomas and George Smuth were guven the cntuzenshlp awards Then there was the tame when our magorettes were fnrst elected We were really proud of Dara and Edwuna as they strutted across the fneld for theur fsrst tnme Follownng an theur footsteps were Blanche Sco fleld Jean Allen and Earlene Phnllups Remember how the gurls nn Home Ec would make everybody hungry when they cooked one of thenr tempting meals? Few wnll forget the tradntnonal Sophomore pucnuc at Magnesla Springs Fun wasnt lt7 The pranks we played on those standing so-o-o close to the pool' Remember when we took those Bnology field trups to the Unnverslty the water plant and the Devll s Mull Hopper? The Idea of course was to study biology but well most of us qot sidetracked Our gunuor year was a happy one wnth our goal nearer In sught One of the mann hnghllghts of that year was the successful Junior Play Many of farthful juniors worked almost day and mght to on Dangerous Nan McGrew Remember the we had workung on the decoratuons for the prom OUI' Ll UI1 an banquet? How the sensors talked about the deep sea theme and the floor show at the prom' The junlors who had compuled an average of mnety In theur soph omore and jumor years and were outstanding IH char acter servlce leadershnp and scholarshup were elected to the Sensor Honor Socuety The Comet staff really worked hard to ednt those few sssues of our newspaper but they were well worth therr time and effort 1950 ourselves seniors The annual staff began work early to put out the 1951 Hurrucane Band and chorus gave a wonderful concert whnch really showed what fune musuc talent we have un GH S Well we en yoyed goung to the football games anyway' Memorles of the 50 Homecommg football game stnll lrnger the Alumnu Banquet and bonfire pep rallues decorations floats parade and last but not least the bug game Barbara Anne Wnlson and Orion Davis made a wonderful kung and queen to reign over the Homecommg Kid day brought us back agam to our chuldhood days where most of us lost our dlgmty only to regaln the grown up look for our graduation 1951 brought the best year of our school lrfe' As we fnnlsh our stroll we remember all the happy times that we the class of 1951 have had at G H S and we cherush the precuous memories of our Alma'Mater Q31 x X fllll- XX , ' l K I I ll lf' e, . . . . D t - ' ' 11 '11 f , ' , , A I 1951 meant progress because most of us could call I I I 21 I

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WARREN MCCANDLESS rrdes out on hrs fireball prtch JEAN MANGHAM leaves her trials and trrbulatrons wrth bovs to Shirley Deas PATTI MATHEWS leaves her Spanish Irngo to Susan Davrs to grve variety to her accent DARA MIMBS leaves her loud mouth to Jackre Mc Clellan so she can be heard around school BYRON MILLS leaves hrs long strrde to Vrrgrnra Be vr e HENRY MORRISON leaves all hrs scouting work to the clubs MARGIE OWEN leaves her green eyes to Patsy Ray LENORA PENNISI leaves two twrnklrng eyes to Henry Schwall ANN PETERS leaves rn a model A with a drgnrfred a r BARBARA PHILLIPS just won t leave us a roll of the ater tickets EARLENE PHILLIPS leaves her drums to Brll Davidson DANA PHILLIPS leaves hrs mathematical brarn to JIM PHIPPS hates to leave hrs many ardent admirers ELLIS PRICE leaves hrs class sleeping to Maury Mc Krnney BUBS PLJMPHREY leaves her giggles and bubbles to Jeanette Specht ANNE QLJEKEMEYER leaves her ability to be goo rn all sports to Isobell Campbell JOAN RHUDY leaves her Polar Bear Booth to Mary Frances Harvey and Barbara Jones ROY RIDGELL leaves hrs car to hrs srster Margaret Maybe she won t wear rt out on long trrps to Tallahassee MAREE ROGERS leaves her car to all poor pedestrians of G H S LIL RLJTLAND leaves the word Hurry to Hugh Hurse who doesn t seem to know what rt means BLANCH SCHOFIELD leaves her way of never know rng to Nancy Hrll BARBARA SHEA leaves her perfect attendance rec ord to Pat Bunner DAVID SHEFFIELD leaves hrs herght to David Hen derson CAROLYN SHIELDS leaves her vorce to Barbara Fam so she can serenade Vrctor BILL SHANLEY leaves but we wrsh we could keep hrrn LESLIE MCCLELLAN says he leaves nothrng h might have to come back for rt ADELE SILBEREISON leaves the famrlys posrtron on the honor roll to brother Charles GEORGE SMITH leaves a cone of creamet CHARLES SNOWDEN leaves hrs ready hello to J H McKinney Hello Yrgr' NITA SOUTHERLAND leaves her spontaneous grrn to Mary Edna Jackson OSMOND STAPLETON leaves hrs photographic tal ents to the Camera Club DIANE STRANGE leaves her Cadillac to Jean Martin so she can rrde rn style WINIFRED STRINGER leaves her place as president of Trr Hr Y to anyone who s capable BETTY THOMPSON leaves her many trips to Mrca nopy to anyone who needs em JEAN THOMPSON leaves to cook a da shrrmp MARY THOMPSON leaves her sweet shyness to Mary Ellen Gatesman CHARLOTTE THOMAS leaves her problems to Della Jones GONTO THORPE leaves hrs abrlrty to succeed rn any thrng he tries to Glen MacMillan FURMAN WALLACE sells hrs Problems notebook to the hrghest brdder to Julian Dean BILLY WELDON leaves all hopes of graduation to Hal Collins may hope never drel BILLY WESEMAN leaves hrs drrvrng abrlrty to Donald Meyers BILL WHITNEY bequeaths loves of musrc to Bobbie Sue Yates BARBARA WILSON leaves her cradle robbing to Skippy Beasley and takes OWD for keeps JOYCE SILSON leaves her woo woo frgure to Shirley Adams EDWINA WYNN leaves her famous southern drawl to Charles Marrno HILL ENGLISH leaves hrs booksack to Everett Yawn for hrs mrllrons BOBBY LANDRUM leaves hrs turtle neck sweater to Jonre Wrllrams RAY PURVIS leaves with Nrta Southerland SHIRLEY AKINS leaves her homework to do house work . '75 K lnrf 'Il . '- '- ' . I . . Charles Morris so he can pass Algebra. CALVIN WEEKS leaves some of his many girl friends . . d . . ' - e 23