Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

We, the Class of 1951, dedicate this edition of the Kaleidoscope to those who are now serving in the armed forces of our country. I MR. G. H. MEARS Superintendent, Public Instruction Gadsden County MR. J. H. HYATT Principal, Greensboro High School 4 Faculty MRS. GREEN First Grade A MRS. SHEPARD Third Grade MRS. ROWAN Second Grade 5 MRS IcPHERSON Fifth Grade MR. J. H. HYATT Principal 6 MISS BOWLES Librarian MR. BEVIS Agriculture Faculty MRS. SMITH Seventh Grade MR. NOLIN Mathematics 7 MR. STERLING Social Studies MRS. PEACOCK Commercial Seniors V WRIGHT CROSBY F. F. A........................1.2,3.4 Basketball.....................1,2,3,4 Annual Staff........................ 4 Junior Play..........................3 Senior Play..........................4 Band...........................1,2.3.4 EMMETT CLARK F. F. A......................1,2,3.4 4 -H Club..........................2 Junior Play........................3 Annual Staff.......................4 Basketball...................1,2,3.4 WAYNE SPOONER F. F. A...................1.2.3.4 Basketball....................2, 3 G. H. S. JOYCE SUBER Journalism Club....................4 d..........................1.2.3.4 Cheerleader....................2,3,4 Annual Staff.......................4 Beta Club...................... 3 t4 Senior Play........................4 Junior Play........................3 F- H- A........................2,3.4 VERG IE OLA EUBANKS F. H. A......................2.3.4 Junior Play......................3 Senior Play.......................4 Journalism Club..................4 Library Club.....................3 Annual Staff.....................4 4-H Club.........................1 Beta Club......................3,4 9 ELTON WHITE F. F. A......................1.2.3.4 Basketball.....................2.3.4 Senior Play........................4 • trnalism Club..................4 CHARLOTTE WHITE Glee Club.........................4 Junior Play.......................3 Senior Play.......................4 F. H. A...........................2 10 MAGGIE POTTER Junior Play.........................3 Senior Play.........................4 Glee Club...........................4 Library Club........................2 WELBURN ROWAN F. F. A......................1.2,3,4 Key Club.........................3,4 Junior Play........................3 Journalism Club....................4 Basketball.....................2,3,4 Seniors PETE PERKINS F. F. A....................1,2,3,4 Journalism Club..................4 Basketball.....................2.3 G. H. S. DAN GARNER F. F. A......................1.2.3,4 Senior Play........................4 Journalism Club....................4 Basketball....................1,2,3 NORMA BOWEN Band..........................1,2,3 Junior Play.......................3 Senior Play........................4 Journalism Club....................4 F. H. A...........................2 4 1 1 GAINEY SHORES Key Club......................1,3,4 F . F. A....................1,2,3,4 Dramatics.........................3 Junior Play.......................3 Journalism Club.................2,3 Annual Staff......................4 SARAH FENN Annual StafC....................4 Band............................3 Junior Play.....................3 Senior Play.....................4 4-H Club........................4 Glee Club.......................4 12 ELLIS HILL F. F. A.....................1.2.3,4 Senior Play.......................4 VIRGINIA McGEE Band........................... 2 F. H. A..........................3 Junior Play......................3 Senior Play.................... 4 Journalism Club..................4 Glee Club........................4 Annual Staff.....................4 Library Club.....................3 EAR LINE SHIVER Journalism Club...................4 Junior Play.......................J Senior Play.......................4 F. H. A...........................2 Cheerleader.......................4 Band..............................4 FAYE EVANS Glee Club......................1.2.3 F. H. A............................1 Library........................ 1.2 13 Class History September, 1939, was the beginning of a long trip for the group of people who are now the Senior Class of 1951. The first grade room was the starting point. The room held thirty smiling and shining faces, eager to start on the trip which would last for twelve years. Mrs. Floyd Green was our teacher that year. Burma Smith and Emmett Clark seemed to think that school was only a place for talk. They certainly did more than their share of talking that year. Joyce Suber and Virgie Ola Eubanks still bear the scars of the fight they had in the first grade. In the second grade we were met by Miss Kathleen Strange. We thought we were “big shots” in the second grade. We could read, count, and even write our names. Miss Sarah Howard was our teacher in the third grade. She had quite a time that year keeping Welburn Rowan from crying. It seemed as if everytime anyone looked around, great big tears were rolling down Welburn’s cheeks. The fourth grade will be well remembered by all. We really had to ”toe the line” that year. Mrs. Harrison was our teacher. Welburn will always remember how to pronounce Geography, Every syllable was beaten into him. We were guinea pigs for Mrs. McPherson’s first year of teaching at G.H.S. We were joined that year by Franklin Rowan and Elton White, from Sycamore, and Herbert Holland, from Dade City. The very first day that Franklin came to school at G.H.S., Burma and Emmett initiated him. They tried to see who could give him a black eye first. Later that year Wright Crosby, wearing his short brown pants, made his appearance. We were met in the sixth grade by Mrs. Tommy Green. The only thing we can remember about the sixth grade is that we played runaway and hide-and-go-seek every day. We had fun reading all the library books in the elementary library. We entered the seventh grade with Mrs. Carl Smith as our teacher. Virginia McGee rejoined our class that year. Believe it or not we felt more grown up at that time than we do now as Seniors. That year we had our first party at Lake Mystic. One of the many things we learned that year was that “Cabbage Head” is not a suitable nickname. We caught Winton Clark, Ellis Hill, Dan Garner, Pete Perkins, Maggie Potter, Norma Bowen, Martha Blount, and Wayne Spooner in the eighth grade. Mrs. Herschel Clark and Mr. N. B. Bevis were our home room teachers. Everybody was afraid the first day that they would not know which classroom to go to each period, as this was our first year of changing classes. We had thirty-eight students that year. 14 Mrs. Fowler was waiting for us in the ninth grade. Most of the home room periods each day was spent with the boys arguing with Mrs. Fowler. Again in the tenth grade we really had to toe the line”. Mr. T. R. Milam was our home room teacher. We really had lots of fun that year along with our studies. Gainey Shores, from Quincy, and Earline Shiver, from Faceville, Georgia, joined our happy class that year. Mr. Maurice J. Davis was our sponsor in our Junior year. Parties seemed to be quite popular that year. Practically every two weeks we were planning a party. Some of them didn’t turn out so well, especially the chicken pileau. It turned out to be a mixture of raw rice, stringy chicken, wood chips, pickles, soap, and a can of black pepper. Our theme song was “Feudin’, Fussin’, and Fightin'.” We presented You’ll Die Laughing as our Junior Play. It went over with a bang. We entertained the Seniors with a beach party at Long Beach. The noisiest, most confusing, and most exciting day of that year was the day we received our class rings. Sarah Fenn from Bristol, Florida, joined our class in the eleventh grade. The thing that Sarah remembers most about her first day at G. H. S. was the band of noisy boys, with Herbert Holland as their leader. At last in September of 1950 we reached the last pare of our trip with only these original members: Burma Smith, Emmett Clark, Welburn Rowan, Virgie Ola Eubanks, and Joyce Suber. Betty Jo Crosby, from Starke, Florida, and Faye Evans from Cairo, Georgia, joined our class. We have the largest class in many years. Mr. E. Forrest May was our sponsor. Our Senior Play, Brides to Burn, was a big hit with everyone. We will always remember the splendid group of teachers and the co-operation that they gave us throughout our school years. We will remember the things that we did at G. H. S. for many years to come. 15 Senior Class Prophecy On May Z9, 1951, after the Seniors had received their goatskins, they decided to go to see Madam Geetreechqueek, now located near the Georgia line, to look into the future and to see what they would be doing in 1961. As usual they couldn’t agree on anything. This time they could not decide whether to go in Burma’s fast Ford coupe or Herbert's dilapidated Mercury. After much argument, however, they finally decided to go in Burma’s fast Ford. As they neared the Georgia line, Betty Crosby, who was always on the alert, spied two soldiers hitch hiking. Imagine the surprise of the Seniors when they saw that the two were Grainey Shores and Pete Perkins who had left school the preceding January to join the Air Force. Having arrived, they found Madam Geetreechqueek to be the 13th daughter of a 13th daughter, of a 13th generation, and born on Friday 13, 1913, but the Seniors were not superstitious. As Madam Geetreechqueek looked into the crystal ball and into 1961, she saw Emmett Clark, Elton White, and Wright Crosby talking about agriculture. Emmett, a retired paratrooper, is the owner of the largest cattle ranch in the big community of Greensboro. He retired from being a paratrooper because he didn't want to lose his life before he met the one and only. Elton is a successful forestry man, employed by the State Board of Agriculture. Wright is teaching Agriculture at Two Egg. He is still trying to get Joyce to settle down and marry him. As Madam peered further into the crystal ball, she found Herbert Holland speeding down the road to lunch. As usual, the only thing he is interested in is food. He is still single. To tell the truth, he hasn't found anyone willing to cook as much as he can eat. After serving five years in the U. S. Navy, he has become a successful businessman. His pride and joy are what was formerly Brown’s Cafe. Now in a cloudy crystal she saw Gainey Shores, the most important professor at Columbia University, diasgreeing with Martha Blount on the subject of religion. Martha is now the wife of a Baptist preacher, so it is easy to see what her view is. She is having quite a time getting her three children to behave as she thinks a preacher’s children should behave. Madam Geetreechqueek then saw three suspicious-looking-charac -ters sneaking around the corner of a building. After a second look she discovered them to be the three great defectives - er - I mean detectives, Dan of the Death Squad Garner, Sherlock Franklin Rowan, and Pete Perkins, counter spy. These three joined the FBI soon after Uncle Sam let them out of the Army. Pete’s third love is piloting. Of course, Hilda and the FBI are the first two. 16 Sarah Fenn and Earline Shiver have become nurses. They served three years in the WAVES along with Joyce Suber, Virgie Ola Eubanks, Virginia McGee, and Martha Blount. Later on, Joyce, Virginia, and Martha decided to become secretaries, Joyce is employed by the Suber Super Market, but it doesn’t look as if she will be there very much longer. She has that certain gleam in her eyes--better watch out Wright. Virginia is working with the Sawdust Tobacco Co., as secretary and bookkeeper. Betty Crosby has also become a secretary. She is employed at Nuts and Bolts Inc., but her main job is keeping up with Dan. Charlotte White is the bookkeeper of the growing Cut Mag Corp. Maggie Potter is a private secretary to the richest man in Docville. Madam Geetfeechqueek suddenly gasped, and the Seniors all crowded around the crystal ball to see what had caused her excitement. They all saw Burma Smith riding around in a brand new Cadillac. He is an officer in the Navy, having just returned from a four-year visit to the Hawaiian Islands. He can tell many interesting things about his visit, mainly about the Hulu Hulu girls. Norma’s husband is also in the Navy. They are the proud parents of two children. Sarah Fenn's dream is to come true. She is to visit Nashville, Tennessee, and hear the hillbilly singing. Earnest Tubb is to teach her to sing “I’m Walking the Floor Over you”. It is rumored that she is engaged to a hillbilly. Welburn Rowan attended the University of Notre Dame where he was the star football player. Ellis Hill is the owner of the largest chain store in Florida. Wayne Spooner is now the world’s greatest fisherman. He achieved this title with a fish that he caught in Shepard’s millpond last year. W inton Clark has bought out Splendid Lunch. Faye Evans is still busy traveling back and forth from Cairo to Greensboro. Her ambition is to become a nurse. On the way home the Seniors had four flat tires, forty-six Coca Colas, and a blown gasket. They were finally arrested for failure to go on a green light. Burma's fast Ford coupe had stalled. Herbert had to go get his Mercury. 17 MABLE HOSEY CAROL JEAN CLARK G. H. S. PATRICIA BENTLY 19 MARCUS EDWARDS Juniors VIRGINIA WATSON MARY LEE CROSS G. H. S. Juniors SARAH FLETCHER WILLARD RUDD G. H. S. ANN FENN 21 LENORA LOVETT Sophomores IZ Sophomores 23 MACK EUBANKS AUBREY BLOUNT I MARILYN SUBER Freshmen SHIRLEY HOPKINS P.4 CLYDE DYKES — i SARAH BOYD WIN TON ROWAN GENE SMITH LOYD HUNT — GEORGE LEW IS SMITH ELEMETTER EDENFIEI.D KATHERINE PETTIS Freshmen LORINE McALPIN FORREST MAY HAROLD CLARK BETTY GLISSON CJ.AffQE WHIDDON MIRIAM DEAN MILTON HUNT Eighth Grade BACK ROW: Left to right - Edwin Harris, Alice Faye Smith, Hazel Shepard, Durwood Sharpton, Earl McAlpin, Alma Lee Phillips, Aline Shiver, Iva Nell Whiddon, Roger Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Hughie Agerton, Maxine McCoy, Sadie Mae Wimberly, Byron Rudd, Helen Chester, Eulalie Cox, Eugene Fenn, Geraldine Phillips. FRONT ROW: Betty Hawkins, Max Watson, Lynette Bowen, Clyde Blount, Betty Bentley, Ann Holland, Laverne Hill, Jean Ogilvie, Carol Bentley, W. C. Jordan, Delois Watts, Ruby McAlpin, Carolyn Clark, Anna Lois Clark. 26 Seventh Grade BACK ROW: Left to right - Ken Spurlock, Walter Sharpton, James Shepard, Franklin Shepard, Sidney Dougan, Mrs. Carl Smith (teacher), Edward Rowan, Preston White. SECOND ROW: Eva Lera Edwards, Sara Potter, Mary Alice Dean, Margie Finuff, Carol Clark, Mary Jean Butler. THIRD ROW: Mary Broadway, Jimmy Clark, Glenn Suber, Joe Shiver, Wayne McLaughlin, Charles Shepard. FOURTH ROW: Odessa Richards, Joyce McAlpin, Retha Alday, Yvonne Shepard, Ann Fletcher, Phillip Blount. FRONT ROW: Wallace Shiver, Nelson Suber, Harold Shepard, Charles Clark, Harry Kennedy, Buddy Johnson, Carroll Brinson. MEMBERS OF CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Tommy Clark, Thomas Dean, Ruben Morgan, Yvonne Whittle, Vergil Ferrell. 27 Sixth Grade BACK ROW: Left to right - Jerry Smith, Jewel Shiver, Bill Hosey, Mary Emma Shiver, Annie Mae Johnson, Delicia Durden, Geraldine Weeks, Maxwell Johnson, John Goodwin, Ferrell Dean. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Whiddon, Jerry Butler, Lois Ventry, Christine Shepard, Dorthy Sizemore, Luther Bowen, Gerald Tolar, Franklin Sharpton. FRONT ROW: Larry Crosby, Dewey Phillips, Luther Goodson, W. T. Pettis, Grady Hunt, Marie Hunt, Margaret Ann Blount. Z8 Fifth Grade BACK ROW: Left to right - Marvin Spurlock, Freddie Clark, Mayo Potter, J. T. Hartszog, Manis Blanton, Mrs. McPherson (teacher), Betty Sue Whittle, Arthur Shepard, Jannie Rae Leach. THIRD ROW: Jennie B. Fldridge, Walter Smith, Dwight Clark, Otha White, Shirley Shepard, Elizabeth Durden, Roberta Sizemore, Mary Lou Alday, Jimmie Brinson, W inton Suber. SECOND ROW: Nelson Clark, Jack Brogdon, Tommy Johnson, Ruth Hawkins, Willard Hobbs, Leslie Watts, Lucille Phillips, J. R. Hosey, Mitchell Rowan. FRONT ROW: Samuel Fenn, Tommy Fason, Nancy Suber, Rena Dean, Kay Fletcher, Tommie Macon, Hubert Suber, Ellis Shepard, Paul Goodson. MEMBERS OF CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Kelley Clark, L. C. Scott. 29 , Fourth Grade BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to right - Virginia Dean, Vernon Holcombs, Curtis Broadway, Larry Black, Albert Wimberly, Judy Blanton, Wayne Bowen, Donald Durden, Eldridge Edwards, Mrs. Boyd (teacher), Patricia Black, Emma Jane Dean, Jean Shepard, Carol Haire, Jimmy Leach, Fmma Jean Blount, Carolyn Rowan. Jack Durden, Billy Vice, Hugh Hosey, Janice Davis, Betty Jean Goodwin, Burnice Davis, Roy Holland, Jimmy Wimberly, Ronald Lemieux, Wade Sanders, Anna Pearl Rutherford. Lewis Davis, Lon Lovett, Robert Pettis, Duncan Fletcher, Hentz Fletcher, Kenneth Whiddon, Elsie Shiver, Shirley Whittle, Ann Finuff, Katherine Shepard, Betty Johnson, Larry Haire. 30 Third Grade BACK ROW: Left to right - Thomas McAlpin, Jimmy Dean, Henry Hobbs, Ann Suber, Mary Elizabeth Robinson, Buddy Pitts, Mrs. Marco Shepard (teacher), Edgar Poston, Massey White, Mary Ann Durden, A. V. Hartzog, Jimmy Gould. MIDDLE ROW: Everett Alday, John McGee, David Shepard, Eustice Shiver, Thomas Whittle, Hugh Macon, Gerald White, Shirley Spurlock, Lynda Faye Haire, Joyce Edwards, James Hobbs. FRONT ROW: Betty Jean Hosey, Sara Wimberly, Bobby Shiver, Franklin Edwards, Marvin Watts, Ed Hanney, Chris Bedenbaugh, Peggy Bentley, Lucille Bentley, Betty Potter, Lavonia Clark, Dicky McLaughlin. MEMBER OF CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Paul Leathlean. 31 Second Grade BACK ROW: THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to right - John Stone, Tillie Smith, Simon Eldridge, Robert Rogers, Betty Sue Smith, Betty Ann Potter. Mrs. Lyon Crosby, Sue Suber, Connie Brinson, Ronald Butler, Sarah Francis Tomlin, Joe Miller, Cindy May. Gary Bryant, Carol Sue Bowen, Eldridge Cross, Durward Suber, Pat Edwards, Douglas Holland, Ann Durden. Conry Fletcher, Gene Shiver, Bradley Suber, Bobby Glisson, Robert Lewis, Tracy Hanney, Lloyd Johnson, Annette Hunt, Judy White. 32 First Grade -Section A BACK ROW: Left to right - Almeta Edwards, David Fason, Catherine Dean, Suzanne Fletcher, Lee Martin, Jimmy Sloan. SECOND R OW:: Ginger Pace, Richard Clark, Sandra Smith, Yvonne Davis, J. E. Johnson, David Bentley. THIRD ROW: Bill Suber, Gloria Jean Alday, Betty Miller, Mary Tomlin, Donald Stone, Patricia Fletcher. FRONT ROW: Patricia Ann Davis, Joyce Hobbs, Jeanette Hunt, Sybil Alday, Eleanor Shiver. 33 First Grade-B FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK ROW: Left to Right - Gail Register, Jerry Pettis, Dale Suber, Donald Bentley, Kirk May. Mary Sue Finuff, Sandra Gould, Douglas Shiver, Maxwell White, Josette Finuff, Ann Clark. Nancy Clark, David Jordan, Jean Sharpton, Jimmie Lemieux, Paul Hawkins, Christine McAlpin. Edith Broadway, Patsy Barr, Billy Proctor, Floyd Pitts, Ann White, Betty Jo Finuff. MEMBER OF CLASS NOT IN PICTURE: Louis Phillips, Jack Davis, E. D. Dean, Michael Shepard, Glenda Sue Cumbie. 34 Best All-Round GAINEY SHORES 35 VIRGIE EUBANKS W Most Popular BETTY CROSBY 36 WRIGHT CROSBY Most Attractive DAN GARNER 37 JOYCE SUBER Most Athletic EMMETT CLARK 38 NORMA BOWEN JOYCE SUBER Tobacco Queen Contestant 39 VIRGINIA WATSON CAROL JEAN CLARK National tea (Elub ANN FENN LENORA LOVETT MARY LEE CROSS ... Officers .... PRESIDENT Vergie Eubanks VICE-PRESIDENT Betty Crosby SECRETARY Joyce Suber TREASURER Marcus Edwards MABLE HOSEY BEN IT A BE VIS SARAH FLETCHER VIRGIE EUBANKS BETTY CROSBY JOYCE SUBER MARCUS EDWARDS 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. Kaleidoscope Staff Editor-iii-Chief............ Assistant Editor-in-Chief . . Business Manager............ Assistant Business Manager. Advertising Manager......... Circulation Manager......... Literary Editor............. Snapshot Editor............. Art Editor.................. Assistant Art Editor........ Sports Editor............... Assistant Sports Editor..... .....Gainey Shores .....Martha Blount ,... . Wright Crosby ........Sarah Fenn , . .. . Emmett Clark .......Joyce Suber Virgie Ola Eubanks . . . .Virginia McGee .......Sarah Fenn ......Betty Crosby . . . .Franklin Powan . . . . .Wayne Spooner 41 Journalism Staff SITTING: Left to Right: Virgie Gla Eubanks Betty Crosby Martha Blount Virginia McGee Joyce Suber Norma Bowen Burma Smith Emmett Clark Dan Garner Leroy Perkins - Editor-in-Chief - Associate Editor - Business Manager - Literary Editor - Society Editor - Typist - Humor Editor - Circulation Manager - Sports Editor - Sports Editor STANDING: Left to P ight: Mr. E. Forrest May Earline Shiver Elton White Welburn Rowan - Sponsor - Art Editor - Humor Editor - Circulation Manager Not Shown. 42 Senior Play BRIDES TO BURN Characters Hotchkiss............ Hap Hazard........... Gilroy Garfield Gundy Fats Fulton.......... Trudi Borland........ Clarice Borland...... Sue Prentis.......... Madam Gasparilla . . . Dr. Jonesby.......... Tish Gundy........... Sapolia Pipp......... .........Ellis Hill .......Dan Garner . . . Franklin Rowan . . . . .Wright Crosby .... Martha Blount Virgie Ola Eubanks . . . . Earline Shiver .. . Betty Jo Crosby .......Elton White ...... Joyce Suber . . . .Virginia McGee 43 OFFICERS: Welburn Rowan Marcus Edwards Willard Rudd Gainey Shores Mr. J. H. Hyatt LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDING: Key Club Marcus Edwards Willard Rudd Wesley Dean Billy Shepard Roy Johnson Byron Cox Welburn Rowan Thad White Billy Perkins Mulder Brown James Clark Jack Agerton Wayne Suber Mr. J. H. Hyatt Gainey Shores - President - Vice-President - Treasurer - Secretary - Sponsor 44 joyce suber - Drum Majorette Band Rostov .uth Holland, Miriam Dean, Shirley Harris, Lavern Barton, Alice Faye Smith, Lynette Bowen, Anna Lois Clark, Deanne McPherson, Carolyn Clark, Sarah Fletcher, Carol Jean Clark, Iva Nell Whiddon, Benita Bevis, Wesley Dean, «Villard Rudd, Billy Shepard, Roger Smith, David Barton, Ann Fenn, Eulalie Cox, Joyce Suber, Sarah Boyd, Ann Holland, Donald Clark, Byron Rudd, Huey Agerton, Laverne Hill, Sonya Fletcher, Wright Crosby, Barbara Ann Kennedy, Roy Johnson, Franklin Rowan, Herbert Holland, Shirley Hopkins, Earline Shiver, Curtisteen Smith, Betty Glisson. BAND OFFICERS Franklin R owan - Captain Herbert Holland - Sgt. Donald Clark - Q. M. Billy Shepard - Sgt. Willard Rudd - Q. M. Benita Bevis - Sec.-Treas. Wright Crosby - Lt. Roy Johnson - Lt. 45 G. H. S. Band 46 Glee Club FRONT ROW: Left to right - Ann Fletcher, Retha Alday, Jean Ogilvie, Geraldine Phillips, Betty Hawkins, Helen Chester, Sadie Mae Wimberly, Mary K. Pettis, Marilyn Suber, Anne Perkins. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Shepard, Carol Bentley, Sarah Potter, Mary Broadway, Mary Alice Dean, Betty Bentley, Hazel Shepard, Virginia McGee, Dora Mae Clark, Shirley Hopkins. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bradford, Martha Blount, Iva Nell Whiddon, Carol Clark, Margie Finuff, Eva Lera Edwards, Aline Shiver, Maggie Potter, Sarah Fenn, Eulalie Cox, Elmetter, Edenfield, Curtisteen Smith. BACK ROW: Buddy Johnson, Charles Clark, Phillip Blount, Forrest May, Walter Sharpton, Vernon Todd, Buddy Rowan, Sidney Dougan, Edward Rowan, Ken Spurlock, Wayne McLaughlin, Claude Whiddon, Harold Shepard. 47 bounded 1928 Wayne Suber, Treasurer Wesley Dean, Reporter Edwin Dean, Conductor Billy Shepard, Vice-President James Clark, Secretary Willard Rudd, Sentinel Marcus Edwards, President 48 N. B. Bevis, Adviser F. F. A BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: SIXTH ROW: Left to right - Scott Clark, Donald Clark, Aubrey Blount, Wright Crosby, Clyde Blount, Franklin Rowan, Herbert Holland, Mr. Bevis. Loyd Hunt, Harold Clark, Elton White, Roy Johnson, Mulder Brown, Vernon Todd, Thad White, Buddy Rowan, Dan Garner. Earl McAlpin. Otha Watkins, Winton Clark, Ronald Barr, Billy Perkins, Welburn Rowan, Emmett Clark. Jack Agerton, Gerome Jordan, Max Watson, Milton Hunt, Gene Smith, Hovey Smith, George Lewis Smith, Jimmy Bentley, Byron Rudd, Clifford Johnson Eugene Fenn, Russell Potter, Forrest May, Edwin Harris, David Barton, Otha Rowan, Durwood Sharpton, Roger Smith, Clyde Dykes, vV. C. Jordan. Wayne Spooner, Ernest Chester, James Clark, Wesley Dean, Billy Shepard, Marcus Edwards, Wayne Suber, Willard Rudd, Edwin Dean, Mack Edwards, Hughie Agerton, Burma Smith. 49 4-H Club BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to right - Alice Faye Smith, Carol Jean Clark, Eva Lera Edwards, Mary Alice Dean, Mary Lee Cross, Sarah Fletcher, Marguerite Ventry, Mary Broadway, Iva Nell Whiddon, Benita Bevis, Sonya Fletcher. Lynette Bowen, Rena Dean, Carol Clark, Delicia Durden, Mary Emma Shiver, Margaret Ann Blount, Yvonne Whittle, Geraldine Weeks, Marie Hunt, Shirley Shepard, Anna Lois Clark. Janice Davis, Kaye Fletcher, Lucile Phillips, Carolyn Clark, Marjean Evans, Lois Ventry, Roberta Sizemore, Ruth Hawkins, Dorothy Sizemore, Lessie Dale Evans, Elsie Shiver, Shirley Whittle. 50 4-H Club BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FIRST ROW: Left to right - Maxwell Johnson, L. C. Scott, Freddie Clark, Jimmy Clark, Edward Rowan, Sidney Dougan, Jerry Smith, Wayne McLaughlin, Glenn Suber, Ken Spurlock, Walter Sharpton. Samuel Fenn, Dwight Clark, Winton Suber, Franklin Sharpton, Lon Lovett, Larrey Haire, Phillip Blount, Hubert Suber, John Goodwin, Jr. Arthur Shepard, Kelly Clark, Tommy Johnson, Manis Blanton, Buddy Johnson, Grady Hunt, Jimmy McLaughlin, George Rudd, Luther Bowen, Larrey Whiddon, Leslie Watts, Nelson Clark. 51 Future Homemakers OFFICERS: President V ice - President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Parliamentarian Historian Program Chairman of America Mary Lee Cross Marguerite Ventry Benita Bevis Carol Jean Clark Sarah Fletcher Shirley Harris Sonya Fletcher Marguerite Ventry BACK ROW: Left to Right - Anna Lois Clark, Deanne McPherson, Alice Faye Smith, Miss Johnson (Advisor), Lynette Bowen, Lavern Barton, Sarah Boyd, Mabel Hosey. MIDDLE ROW: Helen Chester, Ann Fenn, Betty Jo Crosby, Sarah Fletcher, Carol Jean Clark, Marguerite Ventry, Mary Lee Cross, Benita Bevis, Shirley Harris, Sonya Fletcher, Barbara Ann Kennedy, Joyce Suber. FRONT ROW: Laverne Hill, Eulalie Cox, Carolyn Clark, Virgie Ola Eubanks. 52 Boys' Home Economics Left to Right: Miss Evelyn Johnson Ellis Hill, Elton White, Roy Johnson, Byron Cox, Gainey Shores, Pete Perkins, Dan Garner, Herbert Holland, Franklin Rowan, Wright Crosby. 53 Queen of The Carnival and Attendants Left to Right: Franklin Rowan-Sarah Fenn, Vernon Todd-Curtisteen Smith, Roger Smith-Alice Fay Smith, Ann Fletcher (Miss G.H.S.)- Buddy Johnson, Hughie Agerton-Betty Hawkins, Virgil Watson-Marilyn Suber, Roy Johnson-Virginia Watson. 54 Carnival Time at G. H. S. 55 Carnival Time at G. H. S. m 56 Carnival Time at G. H. S. 57 Lunch Time at G. H. S. Play Time at G. H. S. 58 ■ A BACK ROW: Left to right Franklin Rowan - Forward Emmett Clark - Forward Herbert Holland - Center Wright Crosby - Guard Harold Clark - Forward Mr. Sterling - Coach Team FRONT ROW: Left to right Elton White - Guard Wayne Suber - Guard Welburn Rowan - Forward Marcus Edwards - Guard State Champions Class C, 1951 60 “B” BACK ROW: Left to Right Mr. W. H. Nolin - Coach Jack Agerton - Guard Mack Fubanks - Forward Clyde Dykes - Forward Thad White - Center Billy Shepard - Forward Scott Clark - Forward James Clark - Manager Team FR ONT R OW: Left to F ight Donald Clark - Center Ernest Chester - Guard Billy Perkins - Guard Willard Rudd - Guard Wesley Dean - Forward 61 HER BER T Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonya Fletcher Benita Bevis Marguerite Ventry Shirley Harris Joyce Suber Carol Jean Clark Mary Lee Cross Ear line Shiver 63 Physical Education TOP ROW: Patricia Bentley, Martha Blount, Dora Mae Clark. BOTTOM ROW; Virgie Ola Eubanks, Maggie Potter, Sarah Fenn, Virginia McGee. 64 Physical Education BOTTOM ROW: Curtisteen Smith, Sarah Fletcher, Sarah Fenn, Bernice Edwards. TOP ROW: Virgie Ola Eubanks, Virginia Watson, Martha Blount. 65 Sewing Circle Left to Right: Carol Jean Clark, Benita Bevis, Sarah Fletcher, Mary Lee Cross, and Ann Fenn, 67 68 Leg judging contest. Mr. Ed. First Word. Always together. Mr. Hyatt is looking .or . L. again. I made It this time. Where is Carol Jean ? Kick Im. Looking for a boy friend. Three stooges. 69 ANN b RUTH ‘•MONK’ E. B. C. Old Times Sake For AUBREY BULL” DOC SMITH MAC COTTON TOP if P (. • MY SON’ PETE DOLA PECO 1L COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH'S MOTOR CO., INC PHONE 331 101 QUINCY FLORIDA Suber's Super Market GROCERIES - MEATS SEA FOODS PHONE 415 QUINCY FLORIDA “FOR DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION SERVICE” Lester Motors, Inc. YOUR DODGE - PLYMOUTH DEALER PHONE 72 QUINCY, FLA. Suber Johnson Co. 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