Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

We, the class of 1950 dedicate this edition of the Kaleidoscope to the memory of Herbert Ray Smith, a quiet gentleman and a friend to all who knew him. 2 Mr. G. H. Mears Gadsden County Superintendent of Public Instruction. 4 MR. J. H. HYATT PRINCIPAL MISS JOYCE VAN LANDINGHAM SECRETARY 5 MRS. GREEN First Grade A MRS. BRUNER First Grade B F A C U L T MRS. SHEPARD Third Grade 6 MRS. ROWAN Second Grade MRS. ANDERSON Fourth Grade mrs. mcpherson Fifth Grade MRS. HYATT Sixth Grade G. H. S. MISS E. JOHNSON Home Economics F A C U L T y MISS WAMBLE Music 7 MRS. SMITH Seventh Grade MRS. FOWLER Mathematics MK. DAVIS Social Studies MR. MAY English G. H. S. MR. J. H. HYATT Principal F a c u I t y JOYCE VAN LANDINGHAM Secretary MISS BOWLES Librarian 8 MISS WARNER Commercial MR. BEVIS Agr iculture IDA PEARL. ALDA Y Journalism Clnl ----3, 4 Junior PUT------------ F. H. A.--------------3 Annual Staff------ 4 Senior Play------ 4 ROBERT BOYD Band-------------2, 3, 4 F. F. A.---------2. 3, 4 4-H Club...........1, 2 Junior Play----------3 Senior Play----------4 Journalism Club------4 Annual Staff---------4 Basketball-------1. 2, 3 MARGARET BLOUNT Library Club---- Junior Play-----------3 Senior Play--------- 4 Journalism Club------4 Annual Staff----------4 10 RUBY CHASON Annual Staff----------4 Library Club---------—3 Journalism Club-------4 HERMAN ROWAN Junior Play------- — 3 F. F. A.------1. 2, 3. 4 Key Club-------—-— 4 Basketball------2. 3. 4 Senior play----------4 Journalism Club----- 4 Annual Staff-----------4 LYNELL FLETCHER 4-H Club.....1. 2. 3. 4 F. H. A.-----------3. 4 Band---- I, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader---- 2, 3. 4 Junior Play----------3 Annual Staff--------- 4 Senior Play----------4 Journalism Club----- 4 11 ELLIE McIVER Junior Play---------3 Library Club---- — -3 Journalism Club----4 Annual Staff--------4 Senior Play—-------- 4 MCML G. H. S' JANE SUUEK 4-H Club-----1. 2. 3. 4 F. H. A.----------3. 4 Band----------1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader-----2, 3. 4 Junior Play----------3 Senior Play----------4 Annual Staff-----------4 Journal ism Club-----4 12 Class History We began our Journey in 1938 with a large class. Mrs. Floyd Green was our teacher. Ellie Mclver thought the water fountains were unclean, so each day she brought a quart of water to school. Miss Kathleen Strange was our teacher in the Second Grade. Jane had to stand in the corner so much that Seniors still speak of the Jane Corner. Miss Sarah Howard was our teacher in the Third Grade. We went wild that year until she put her foot down--hard. After that, we watched her foot. In the Fourth Grade Mrs. Harrison was our teacher. This grade we shall never forget. We had spelling'everyday, and if we failed, we had to stay-in at noon. Miss Leary was waiting for us in the Fifth Grade. During the first six weeks she grew impatient with us and left. Mrs. Mears taught us then. Herman Rowan, from Sycamore, joined us in this grade. Mrs. Tommy Green taught us in the Sixth Grade. We thought we were smart, as we had caught up with that brilliant Reginald McPherson. Lilia Smith came in from Sycamore that year. We let her join us. Mrs. Carl Smith was our Sponsor in the Seventh Grade. Lynell Fletcher became a member of the Senior Band that year. In the Eighth Grade Mrs. Abel Strickland was our Home Room Teacher. This was our first year of changing classes, and we really acted like grown-ups. This was a hard year for us all, and many were left behind. In this grade we wore out several pairs of shoes, as we were sent out of the room several times a day for talking. We caught up with Robert Blount in this grade. Mrs. Abel Strickland was our Home Room Teacher in the Ninth Grade. Now we really felt our importance, as we were Freshmen. This year we had our first swimming party at Lake Mystic. Miss Rose Chandler was our Home Room Teacher in the Tenth Grade. Edith Cumbie came in from Grand Ridge that year. We were so busy working our way toward the Twelfth Grade that we remember very little about this grade. The next year we were Juniors and Miss Margaret Johnson was our sponsor. Our Junior year will be remembered because we had so much fun. Our Junior Play, “Amazing Gracie”, was quite a hit. We entertained the Seniors at Long Beach, in Panama City. We were joined this year by Ida Pearl Alday from Donaldsonville, Georgia, Robert Boyd from Madison, and Gene Faircloth from Faceville, Georgia. This year we had reached our goal. We were Seniors. We were sponsored by Mr. E. Forrest May. Our most exciting day was the day when we received our rings. Our Senior Play, “Cracked Nutts”, went over with a bang. We have thoroughly enjoyed working with the school faculty and the different organizations in our school. The memories of Greensboro High will always linger in our hearts. 13 Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1950, do hereby make our last will and testament. To the entire school we leave our courtesy and ambition. To the Juniors we leave our room, the walls of which are peeling off as a result of the constant arguments of Bob and Ida Pearl. Also we leave our books, which are badly abused, and our desks with everybody's initials carved on them. At last we make the following personal bequests: It Ida Pearl Alday, will my pretty teeth to Ellis Hill. I, Juanita Blount, will my ability to be a nurse to Earline Shiver. I, Margaret Blount, will my ability to catch a boy friend to Vergie Ola Eubanks. I, Robert Blount, will my courtesy and perseverance to Herbert Holland. I, Bob Boyd, will my place in Mr. Baker’s barber shop to Gainey Shores. (Son, let Mr. Baker cut your hair.) I, Ruby Chason, will my quiet ways to Virginia McGee. I, Edith Cumbie, will my good disposition to Buddy Rowan. I, Lynell Fletcher, will my winning smile to Welburn Rowan. I, Ellie Mclver, will my ability to play Delicious Appleby to Maggie Potter. I, Reginald McPherson, will my height to Burma Smith. I, Herman Rowan, will my ability to play basketball to Jimmie Kimbrel. I, Lilia Smith, will my ability to learn shorthand to Charlotte White. I, Jane Suber, will my versatility to Norma Bowen. 14 Senior Class Prophecy The Senior Class of 1950, which will be remembered as the most dignified class Greensboro High School ever produced, is now gathering for its reunion. Amid mingled tears of sorrow and joy the reunion was planned ten years ago on the night of their graduation. The place was to be designated later, but it was agreed that it would probably be at the old maids' mansion of Lynell Fletcher who started building it in her last year of school, even though she did not plan to move in it until it was absolutely necessary. The first woebegone creature to straggle in, on whose face is written the picture of many unhappy marriages, is Ida Pearl Alday Hill Jones, and right now she is hot on the trail of another name to add. Even though Ida Pearl is a grass widow and not an old maid, she used her gift of gab to convince Lynell that she should amend the clause in her constitution that said only hopeless old maids should be admitted into her mansion. Ida Pearl walks into the library, picks up a book entitled “The Art of Catching a Beau and drops ungracefully into a chair. Suddenly Ida Pearl spies Herman who is now the best veterinarian in the whole United States of Greensboro, Sycamore, Flat Creek and Providence and who is better known as Doctor Kill-All-Cure-None. He specializes in the treatment of cows. Maybe that is why Ida Pearl is so interested in him. She always declared she was going to marry Herman, but she is just getting around to it. While Ida Pearl was busy maneuvering Herman into a corner so that they would be undisturbed, Robert Blount and his wife Ruby came strolling in. His wife will be remembered as the former Miss Ruby Chason, the shyest and most timid girl in the class of 1950. No one knows why those two got married, but there was once a rumor to the effect that Ruby told Robert that their names sounded very good together, so he decided that he might as well make it a permanent thing. Robert owns the largest shade tobacco farm in Gadsden County, and considering the number of children they have, it is easy to see why it needs to be large. Ruby’s entire time is taken up with their nine chubby little Rubys and Roberts. Right behind Ruby and Robert was Lynell Fletcher, the owner of the old maids' mansion. Her hobby is cats. Her guests have to fight about six cats before they can get a chair to sit on. Lynell used to be an airline hostess, but her love for cats got the best of her, so she quit her career and started her cat collection. Margaret and Juanita Blount just made their entrance through the door coming from the garden. They may be heard on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday over WCNH, as Jane and Judy Jones, the Twin Sisters, or Mama has Double Trouble. Both girls are happily married, but their husbands, who are traveling salesmen for Doctor Herman Kill-All-Cure-None, are seldom at home. Margaret and Juanita are to sing for their classmates as soon as they all arrive. 15 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY - CON’T. All heads are turned toward the door as Mrs. Bessie Buckorphington gracefully stalks in. Everyone is greatly surprised, because they did not expect their old classmate Edith Cumbie, now a part owner in the Fame de Glamor Theater that has replaced the Leaf Theater in Quincy, to come to the reunion. Edith changed her name to Bessie after marrying Oliver van Brutenburg Buchorphington. Sometimes Edith performs in the theater herself, and now she is working on Romeo and Juliet which she had Lilia Smith the well-known author, rewrite for her so that it would suit her own acting talent. Some people still don't believe that she has any talent, but Edith believes in the proverb ‘‘If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.” After depositing her husband at a corner of the room well away from Ida Pearl, Edith went over and joined Margaret and Juanita. Lilia Smith, the famous author, is usually found wherever Edith is, and true to tradition she came with Edith to the reunion. It was once rumored that Lilia and Edith’s husband, Oliver, were forever making eyes at each other, but a stop was put to that. Edith politely gave Lilia a choice of putting in her application for entrance to Lynell’s old maids' mansion or getting married. Poor unsuspectiong Lilia got married. For reasons known only to herself, Lilia's husband is not at the reunion. No one has been able to recognize the woman that just came in, but whoever she is, she is causing quite a commotion. Ruby, after rendering several squeaks of joy, announced that it was-Ellie Mclver Livingstone. Soon after completing her college education, Ellie was sent as missionary to Africa by the Flat Creek Baptist Church. One day while racing a crocodile down a tropical stream, Ellie came upon a man by the name of Livingstone. He claims to be a grandson of David Livingstone. To make a long story short they were soon married. By combining their efforts their success at converting natives was twice as great. Ellie has made this flying trip to the U. S. to start a museum which will bear her name and to attend the class reunion. After renewing acquaintance with her classmates, Ellie declared that she had rather be in Africa with the cannibals. Suddenly everyone rushed to the front door to see what in the world was causing such a loud noise. There they found Reginald McPherson repairing the front door. He is a carpenter, and being very artistic, he wanted to see how Lynell’s home would look after he worked on it awhile. Ida Pearl left her man long enough to drag Reginald inside. Reginald once asked Ellie to marry him, but she told him that her career was more important to her than marriage. Bob Boyd, as usual, was one of the last to arrive. The next half hour was taken up by Bob as he informed everyone of the latest regarding his romance with Benita Bevis whom he is still trying to persuade to marry him. 16 -SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY - CONT. Last but not least came Jane Suber. We were all surpt-ised to find that Jane was still single, because we were all sure that she had quit working and had chosen Bobby as the lucky man. CLASS MOTTO: Working today for a better tomorrow COLORS: Red and White FLOWER: Red Rose SONG: Londonderry Air MARTHA BLOUNT NORMA BOWEN EMMETT CLARK WINTON CLARK WRIGHT CROSBY VERGIE EUBANKS DAN GARNER 19 ELLIS HILL HERBERT HOLLAND VIRGINIA McGEE FLOSSIE PAUL LEROY PERKINS MAGGIE POTTER WELBURN ROWAN FRANKLIN ROWAN EARLINE SHIVER GAINEY SHORES BURMA SMITH WAYNE SPOONER JOYCE SUBER CHARLOTTE WHITE ELTON WHITE 20 MABEL HOSEY Sophomores 21 BILLY SHEPARD WAYNE SUBER VIRGINIA WATSON Sophomores CAROL JEAN CLARK RAYMOND DEAN 22 Freshmen DONALD CLARK SONYA FLETCHER DORA MAE CLARK ELOISE GOODWIN BERNICE EDWARD6 SHIRLEY HARRIS 23 Freshmen RUTH HOLLAND RUSSELL POTTER MARGUERITE VENTRY GERONE JORDAN VERNON TODD RUBY LEE McCOY BILLY PERKINS CURTISTEEN SMITH 24 ROBERT MORGAN THAD WHITE Eighth Grade BACK ROW: Left to Right: Sarah Boyd, Betty Glisson, Lorine McAlpin, Shirley Hopkins, Barbara Ann Kennedy, Miss Johnson (teacher). Jewel Hobbs, Sadie Mae Wimberly, Elemetter . Edenfield, Miriam Dean, Bertie Mae Shiver, Ann Perkins. MIDDLE ROW: George Lewis Smith, Scott Clark, Mack Eubanks, Hovey Smith, Harold Clark, Clyde Dykes, Virgil Watson, Lloyd Hunt. FRONT ROW: Elree Phillips, Aubry Blount, Melton Johnson, Milton Hunt, Winton Rowan, Forrest May Jr., William Claude Whiddon. MEMBERS OF CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Ronald Barr, Gene Smith, Kathryn Pettis. 25 BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: MEMBERS OF Seventh Grade Left to Right: Hughie Agerton, Clyde Blount, Edwin Harris, Durwood Sharpton, Earl McAlpin, Clifford Johnson, Pauline Smith (teacher), Mattie Boyer, Byron Rudd, Roger Smith, Max Watson. Jimmy Bentley, Helen Chester, Lynette Bowen, Deanne McPherson, Hazel Shepard, Alice Faye Smith, Maxine McCoy, Geraldine Phillips, Otha Watkins. Anne Holland, Iva Nell Whiddon, Carolyn Clark, Anna Lois Clark, Laverne Hill, Betty Hawkins, Carol Bentley, Eulalie Cox, Jean Ogilvie, W. C. Jordan. CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Johnny Potter, Betty Bentley, Aline Shiver, Delois Watts. 26 Sixth Grade BACK ROW: Left to Right: Edward Rowan, Franklin Shepard, Earl Lomieux, Sidney Dougan, James Shepard, Mrs. Hyatt (teacher), Walter Sharpton, Preston White, Carol Clark, Mary Jean Butler, Jimmie Clark. Harold Shepard, Carrol Brinson, Phillip Blount, Ken Spurlock, Reuben Morgan, Glen Suber, Wayne McLaughlin, Gene Edenfield, Buddy Johnson, Ann Fletcher. Mary Alice Dean, Eva Lera Edwards, Charles Shepard, Sara Frances Potter, Norma Anne Cox, Charles Clark, Joe Shiver, Wallace Shiver, Yvonne Shepard, Harry Kennedy. MEMBER OF CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Virgil Ferrell. MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: 7 7 Fifth Grade BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: TEACHER: Left to Right: Jerry Butler, George Rudd, Geraldine, Weeks, Delicia IXirden, Jerry Smith, Jewel Shiver, John Goodwin, Bill Hosey, Luther Goodson. Grady Hunt, Luther Bowen, Howard Raynor, Gerald Tolar, Larry Whiddon, Jimmy McLaughlin, W. T. Pettis, Dewey Phillips, Larry Crosby. Margaret Blount, Lois Ventry, Marie Hunt, Dorothy Sizemore. Mrs. Alney McPherson. MEMBERS OF CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Walter Anderson, Chester Posey, Franklin Sharpton, Acie Shiver, Christine Shepard, Mary Emma Shiver. 28 Fourth Grade BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: MEMBERS OF TEACHER: Left to Right: Willard Hobbs, Rena Dean, Ruth Hawkins, Otho White, .Timmie Lee Whimberly, Betty Whittle, Marvin Spurlock, Jannie Ray Leach, Roberta Sizemore, Nancy Suber, Kay Fletcher, J. R. Hosey. Leslie Watts, Manis Blanton, Walter Smith, Arthur Shepard, Dwight Clark, Jack Brogdon, Gary Davis, Tommy Johnson. Paul Goodson, Winton Suber, Tommy Macon, L. C. Scott, Hubert Suber, Mitchell Rowan, Tommy Fason, Albert Wimberly, Ellis Shepard, Nelson Clark. CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Shirley Shepard, Mary Lou Alday, Alton Alday, Lucille Phillips, Samuel Johnnie Fenn, Kelly Clark. Mrs. Anderson. 29 Third Grade BACK ROW: Left to Right: Wayne Bowen, Larry Black, Larry Haire, Judy Blanton, Annie Pearl Rutherford, Margie Dean, Vinette Faircloth, Janice Davis, Eldridge Edwards, Lillie Mae Potter, Burnice Davis. SECOND ROW: Ronald Lemieux, Roy Holland, Lon Lovett, Duncan Fletcher, Hentz Fletcher, Hugh Hosey, Lanier Suber, Jimmie Lee Leach, Donald Durden. FRONT ROW: Robert Pettis, Carolyn Rowan, Lewis Davis, Vernon Holcombe, Virginia Dean, Betty Jean Goodwin, Jean Blount, Joanne Shepard, Ann Finuff, Katharine Shepard. MEMBERS OF CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Hazel Durden. Betty Johnson, Kenneth Whiddon, Clifford Boyer, Patricia Black, Carol Haire, Elsie Shiver. 30 BACK ROW: FRONT ROW: TEACHER: MEMBERS OF Second Grade Left to Right: David Shepard, Lucile Bentley, Ann Suber, Douglas Jensen, Hugh Macon, Benjamin Faircloth, Alvin Weeks, Jimmy Dean, Eugene Weeks, Kenneth Pitts Jr., Mary Robinson, Linda Faye Haire, John McGee. Jimmy Gould, Joyce Edwards, “Dicky’' McLaughlin, Eustice Shiver, James Hobbs, Betty Jean Hosey, Shirley Spurlock, Donnie Wicker, Franklin Edwards, A. V. Hartzog, Thomas Whittle, Edward Hanney II. Mrs. Rowan. CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Carter Clark, Lavonia Clark. 31 First Grade - section a BACK BOW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: MEMBERS OF Left to Right: James Davis, Douglas Holland, Robert Rogers, Mrs. Green (teacher), Ronald Butler, Betty Ann Potter, Eldridge Cross, Betty Sue Smith. Divid Fason, Patricia Edwards, Con Fletcher, Bobby Glisson, Jeanette Hunt, Carol Sue Bowen, Gary Bryant, Connie Brinson, Ann Durden. Bradley Suber, Tracey Hanney, Cindy May, Tillie Smith, Joe Miller, Sue Suber, IXirward Suber, Jimmy Cox. CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Annette Hunt, Gene Shiver. 32 First Grade - b BACK ROW: Left to Right: Betty Boyer, Jean Sharpton, Jimmy Lemieux, Paul Hawkins, Billie Proctor, Patsy Barr, Ann White, Floyd Pitts, Betty Jo Finuff, Josette Finuff, Maxwell White, David Jordan, Richard Brookshire. Absent: Douglas Shiver, Jerry Pettis. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Herbert Weeks, Massey White, Marvin Watts, Edgar Poston, Betty Potter, Sara Wimberly, Peggy Bentley, Mrs. Bruner, Teacher. 33 Kaleidoscope Staff Editor-in-chief---------------- Jane Suber Assistant Editor-in-chief----------------Edith Cumbie Business Manager-----------------------Juanita Blount Assistant Business Manager----------------Ruby Chason Advertising Manager----------Ida Pearl Alday Circulation Manager-------------------Margaret Blount Literary Editor------------------------- Lilia Smith Snapshot Editor-----------------Robert Boyd Art Editor------------------- Lynell Fletcher Assistant Art Editor--------------------Robert Blount Sports Editor-----------Reginald McPherson Assistant Sports Editor-----------------Herman Rowan 35 Best All-Round 36 Jane Suber Robert Blount Most Attractive Herman Rowan Lynell Fletcher Most Popular Robert Boyd Margaret Blount 38 Most Athletic Reginald McPherson 39 Ruby Chason JANE SUBER 4-H Club Winner Trip to Chicago 1949 Each year outstanding members of 4-H Clubs of America and foreign countries are awarded trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. This year a trip was awarded to Jane Suber by the Simplicity Pattern Company of New York for her achievement in Dress Revue. In state-wide competition, Greensboro High School has had the distinction of having three winners of the trip for the last three years. Lynell Fletcher was awarded the trip in 1947 by the Kerr Glass Company of Los Angeles for her achievements in canning. Celia Chason was awarded the trip in 1948 by the Simplicity Pattern Company of New York for her achievement in Dress Revue. In addition, Betty Fletcher was awarded a trip in 1948 to the National 4-H Camp in Washington D. C., by Montgomery Ward for her achievements in records. 40 JOYCE SUBER JANE SUBER VERGIE EUBANKS The National Beta Club Greensboro Chapter The National Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership service club for high school students of America. Its purpose is to encourage effort, promote character, to stimulate achievement, to cultivate leadership qualities, to reward merit, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school graduation. Membership in the Beta Club is limited to Juniors and Seniors who are outstanding in achievement, character, and leadership. LIJLLA SMITH 41 Journalism Staff STANDING: Left to Right: Herman Rowan Juanita Blount Robert Boyd Mr. E. Forrest May SITTING: Left to Right: Robert Blount Ruby Chason Edith Cumbie Lilia Smith Lynell Fletcher Margaret Blount Reginald McPherson Ellie Mclver Ida Pearl Alday -Sports Editor -Circulation Manager -Joke Editor -Sponsor -Art Editor -Typist -Business Manager -Editor-in-chief -Literary Editor -Assistant Humor Editor -Sports Editor -Humor Editor -Typist 42 Senior Play CRACKED NUTTS CHARACTERS Drusilla Nutt---------- Mrs. Gar tinkle-------- Delicious Appleby------ Confusion Jones-------- Peggy Nutt------------- Ginger Nutt------------ Pete Beamish----------- Billy Beamish---------- Magnolia Langsford----- Prof. Beamish---------- Adelbert De Weese------ Mrs. Dewayne De Weese ----Ida Pearl Alday --------Lilia Smith -------Ellie Mclver Reginald McPherson ----Lynell Fletcher ---Margaret Blount -----Herman Rowan -------Robert Boyd --------Jane Suber -----Gainey Shores ------Robert Blount -----Edith Cumbie 43 Key Club OFFICERS: Herman Rowan Marcus Edwards Robert Blount Reginald McPherson Mr. J. H. Hyatt LEFT TO RIGHT: Herman Rowan Jimmy Kimbrel Marcus Edwards Welburn Rowan Mr. J. H. Hyatt Robert Blount Wayne Suber Billy Shepard Willard Rudd Reginald McPherson - not shown - Gainey Shores - not shown MOTTO: We build.” - President - Vice-President - Treasurer - Secretary - Sponsor 44 BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: F. F. A. Left to Right: Scott Clark,-Burma Smith, Roy Johnson, Clyde Dykes, Thad White, Franklin Rowan, Robert Boyd, Dan Garner, Herbert Holland, Wright Crosby, Herman Rowan, Leroy Perkins, Robert Blount, Harold Clark, Wayne Spooner, Raymond Dean, George Lewis Smith, Mr. N. B. Bevis, Advisor. Lloyd Hunt, Marcus Edwards, Billy Shepard, Mulder Brown, Byron Cox, Jack Agerton, Vernon Todd, Hovey Smith, Mack Eubanks, Emmett Clark, Virgil Watson, Ellis Hill, Winton Clark, Buddy Rowan, Aubrey Blount. Ronald Barr, Gene Smith, Elree Phillips, Russell Potter, James Clark, Gerone Jordan, Winton Rowan, Melton Johnson, E. Forrest May, Jr., Welburn Rowan, Elton White, Wayne Suber, Willard Rudd, Claude Whiddon, Milton Hunt. 45 Officers Greensboro Chapter Future Farmers of America FRANK ROWAN President ELTON WHITE Vice-President MR. N. B. BEVIS Advisor MARCUS EDWARDS Reporter WELBURN ROWAN Sentinel HERMAN ROWAN Conductor 46 FRANKLIN ROWAN ELTON WHITE WRIGHT CROSBY Delegates to National F. F. A. Convention, Kansas City, Missouri 47 Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS: BACK ROW: FRONT ROW: L ynell Fletcher Mary Lee Cross Joyce Suber Jane Suber - Not shown Sonya Fletcher Benita Bevis Carol Jean Clark Sarah Fletcher Barbara Ann Kennedy Left to Right: Ruth Posey, Ruby Lee McCoy, Sarah Boyd, Marguerite Ventry, Curtisteen Smith, Shirley Harris, Virginia McGee, Miss Johnson (Adviser), Mabel Hosey, Virgie Ola Eubanks. Lynell Fletcher, Mary Lee Cross, Joyce Suber, Sonya Fletcher, Benita Bevis, Carol Jean Clark, Sarah Fletcher, Barbara Ann Kennedy. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer R eporter Parliamentarian Historian Program Chairman Clinic Chairman 48 BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: 4-H Club Left to Right: Benita Bevis, Carol Jean Clark, Mary Lee Cross, Shirley Harris, Jane Suber, Lynell Fletcher, Ruth Holland, Marguerite Ventry, Sonya Fletcher, Katherine Pettis, Aline Shiver, Curtisteen Smith, Mrs. Ivan Woodberry (Assistant Home Demonstration Agent). Ruby Lee McCoy, Lynette Bowen, Bertie Mae Shiver, Jimmie Lee Wimberly, Sara Boyd, Miriam Dean, Alice Faye Smith, Hazel Shepard, Helen Chester, Laverne Hill, Iva Nell Whiddon, Carol Clark, Mary Jean Butler. Mary Alice Dean, Delicia Durden, Mary Emma Shiver, Lois Ventry, Geraldine Weeks, Carolyn Clark, Ann Holland, Christine Shepard, Shirley Shepard, Marie Hunt, Dorothy Sizemore, Anna Lois Clark, Mary Lou Alday. 49 BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: 4-H Club Left to Right: Walter Sharpton, Claude Whiddon, Ken Spurlock, Edward Rowan, Mack Eubanks, Virgil Faircloth, Clifford Johnson, Mr. A. G. Driggers, Sidney Dugan, Scott Clark, Jerry Smith, Roger Smith, Hughie Agerton, Max L. Watson, Aubrey Blount, Forrest May, Wayne McLaughlin. Otho Watkins, Jimmie Bentley, Carol Brinson, Glenn Suber, Jimmie Clark, Philip Blount, Dwight Clark, Albert Wimberly, Jack Brogdon, John McAlpin, Jr., Franklin Sharpton, George Rudd, Luther Bowen, L. C. Scott, Freddie Clark, Nelson Clark. Gene Edenfield, Buddie Johnson, Dewey Phillips, Walter Smith, Hubert Suber, Marvin Spurlock, W. T. Pettis, Jimmie McLaughlin, Jerald Tolar, Larry Whiddon, Howard Raynor, John Goodwin. 50 BAND ROSTER: Ruth Holland, Miriam Dean, Sarah Boyd, Sonya Fletcher, Joyce Suber, Shirley Harris, Norma Bowen, Anne Perkins. Carol Jean Clark, Alice Faye Smith, Mary Jean Butler, Lynette Bowen, Anna Lois Clark, Sarah Fletcher, Benita Bevis, Willard Rudd, Billy Shepherd, Wesley Dean, Roger Smith, Melton Johnson, Robert Boyd, Donald Clark, Huey Agerton, Byron Rudd, Jane Suber, Lynell Fletcher, Laverne Hill, Juanita Blount, Wright Crosby, Forrest May, Roy Johnson, Barbara Ann Kennedy, Franklin Rowan, Herbert Holland. OFFICERS: Wright Crosby, Jane Suber, Robert Boyd, Norma Bowen, Benita Bevis, Joyce Suber, Lynell Fletcher, Franklin Rowan, Roy Johnson. 51 Ba n d Officers Majorettes 52 G. H. S' Band 53 Carnival Time at G. H. S. MISS G. H. S. AND ATTENDANTS Left to Right: Lynell Fletcher - Herman Rowan, Roy Johnson - Benita Bevis, Edward Rowan - Mary Jean Butler, Cindy May (Crown Bearer), Alice Faye Smith (Miss G. H. S.) - Roger Smith, Ann Perkins - Forrest May, Thad White - Curtisteen Smith, Herbert Holland -Earline Shiver. 54 Carnival Time at G. H. S. £ pi i 55 56 Cheerleaders LYNELL CAROL JEAN JANE JOYCE BENITA CAROL SUE A Team BACK ROW: Left to Right: Franklin Rowan - Guard Herbert Holland - Guard Dan Garner - Center Herman Rowan - Forward FRONi ROW: Left to Right: Leroy Perkins - Guard Emmett Clark - Forward Wright Crosby - Guard Welburn Rowan - Forward Mr. Maurice Davis - Coach 58 r B Team BACK ROW: Left to Right: Roy Johnson - Guard Clyde Dykes - Guard Wayme Spooner - Forward Hareld Clark - Guard Billy Shepard - Center FRONT ROW: Left to Right Wayne Suber - Forward Marcus Edwards - Forward Mr. Maurice Davis - Coach Burma Smith - Forward Willard Rudd - Guard Games at G. H. S. 60 GROUP GAMES G. H. s: GROUP GAMES 61 GROUP GAMES G. H. S. SHOP WORK AT G. H. S. 62 Hanged .... good riddance Mama Lynell and BABY Jane They think they’re funny. How did this get in? Mrs. Hopalong Lilia Cassidy Perfection--almost 64 You might know Ida Pearl would be there. Muletrain Grandma and Junior Charles Atlas and student Acting Silly Bicycle built for one Gal and Dude My heart is for chicken and Joyce. We think he's cute. That hat that Jack built Be thar to getcha in a wheelbar. Honey United we stand Rainer Shine The dog looks pretty good. Luvvie Duvvies Alday long Beach Fun Gossip Girls Nature Boy 66 Bless their wittle hearts futocjrafjlit 68 COMPLIMENTS OF Fletcher Company, Inc. “West Gadsden’s Largest Source of Supply” Greensboro Florida COMPLIMENTS OF Smith's Motor Co., Inc. Phones No. 331 - No. 101 Quincy Florida Fryer Smith Motor Co. Phone 30 Quincy Florida Compliments of Citizens Bank Trust Co. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Quincy Florida TO ntxnir Compliments of Quincy Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Quincy Florida Compliments of Florida Cigar Co. Manufacturers Nor Dacs - Lord Clifford - Santa Fumor - LaKota Quincy Florida Compliments of Inman-Johnson Motor Co. Ford Sales Service 1950 Fords - 50 Ways New - 50 Ways Finer Phone 150 Quincy Florida Compliments of Electric Appliance Co. Leon Snider, Manager Your General Electric Dealer for Gadsden County Quincy Florida CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Lester Monroe Motors, Inc. Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service Commercial Cars and Trucks Phone 72 Quincy Florida Compliments of Bowen-Baggett Co. General Contractors We Built Your Greensboro Gymnasium Quincy Florida Bell-Shelfer, Inc. Complete Home Furnishings Frigidaire Appliances Quincy Florida Danley Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishings Phone 474 Quincy Florida Compliments of The Quincy State Bank First State Bank Organized Under The Laws Of Florida Bank No. 1--Chartered August, 1889 Your Patronage is Vital Quincy Florida Morrows Cleaners Home of Sanitone Dry Cleaning and Alteration One Day Service “Bring Your Clothes to MORROW’S Today” Quincy Florida Best Wishes to The Seniors CROUCH’S REXALL DRUGS S. C. Crouch - W. T. Crouch Phone 70 Quincy Florida GENERAL APPLIANCE COMPANY Phone 394 Hotpoint Home Appliances Quincy Florida W. C. N. H. 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