Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

TITLE The Seniors of 1956 presents THE BULLDOG GREENSBORO HIGH SCHOOL Greensboro, Florida DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1956, dedicate with pride this edition of the Bulldog to you: OUR PARENTS In appreciation for the love, faithfulness, and devotion you have shown us through the past years of our life. 2 ANNUAL STAFF Sarah Frances Potter, SNAP-SHOT EDITOR. Carol Clark, BUSINESS MANAGER. Yvonne Shepard, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Mary Jean Buttler , ASSISTANT EDITOR. OUR SENIOR SPONSOR, Mr. L. N. Monds. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Ann Fletcher, SECRETARY. Yvonne Shepard, PRESIDENT. STANDING: Carol Clark, VICE-PRESIDENT. Martha Lavem Smith, REPORTER. Mary Jean Butler, TREASURER. PRINCIPAL AND SECRETARY Mrs. George Marcus, SECRETARY. Mr. C. H. Richardson, PRINCIPAL. 4 FACULTY Mr. C.H. Richardson, PRINOPAL, Mrs. Reno Fletcher, ENGLISH, Mr. L. N. Monds, BOYS PHY.ED. SOCIAL STUDIES, Miss Sondra Burton, GIRLS PHY. ED„ Mr. Wiley Shouppe, MATHEMATHICS SCIENCE, Mr. Martin Price, AGRICULTURE, Miss Mildred Smith, HOME ECONOMICS, Mr. Evans Hartzog, BAND, Mrs. Bernice Toole, COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS. FACULTY Mr. Marcus, SEVENTH GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Richardson, SIXTH GRADE Mr. Ferrell, FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Smith, FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Shepard, THIRD GRADE Mrs. Rowan, SECOND GRADE Mrs. Larkin, 1-L Mrs. Green, 1-G Miss Wright, MUSIC Miss Spiers, LIBRARIAN 6 CAROL CLARK Vice-President Annual Staff; Glee Club 1,2; 4-H 1-8; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B. L.A. 3.4; F.T.A. 4; Beta Club 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Junior Play. MARY JEAN BUTLER Trpacurpr Annual Staff, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Teen Club 3; G-Club 4;Volley-Ball 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; 4-H, 1 - Junior Play; Senior Play; Tobacco Queen Contestant, Miss F.H.A. of 56. SENIORS YVONNE SHEPARD President Annual Staff; Glee Club 1; 4-H 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3.4; F.T.A. 4; Junior Play, Senior Play, Beta Club 3,4. ANN FLETCHER Secretary Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Teen Club 3; G-Club 4; Pep Band 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Volley Ball 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Play, Tobacco Queen Contestant. MARTHA LaVERN SMITH Reporter Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4. PHILLIP BLOUNT B.B.L.A. 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Basketball 2,3; Junior Play, CHARLES CLARK F.F. A, 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Junior Play; Senior Play. F.B.L.A. 3, CARROLL BRINSON Glee Club 1; F.F .A. 1,2,3; F.B. L.A. 3,4; 4-H 1.2,3,4; Junior Play. EDWARD ROWAN Band 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; F.B.L.A. 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Basketball 2,3. SARAH FRANCES POTTER Annual Staff, F.H.A. 1,2; F.T, A. 4; F.B.L.A. 3; 4-H 1,2. 8 WALTER SHARPTON F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1.2,3; F.B. L.A. 3; G-Club 4; Teen Club 3; Glee Club 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Basketball 1,2,3, 4. CHARLES SHEPARD F.F.A. 1.2,3; 4-H 1,2. HAROLD SHEPARD F.F.A. 1,2,3; 4-H 1.2,3; Glee Club 1; Junior Play. GLENN SUBER F.F.A. 1,2; 4-H 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Senior Play. 9 HARRY KENNEDY F.F.A. 1,2,4; F.B.L.A. 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. YVONNE WHITTLE F.H.A. 2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Library Aids 4. ODESSA RICHARDS F.H.A. 1,2. JIMMY CLARK F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1-10; F.B. L.A. 3;Band 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play. 10 HISTORY OF CLASS OF 1956 In the year 1944, when we started our long journey down the road of twelve long years of trying for a diploma, we were met at the first grade door by Mrs. Martha Green. All of us were very excited over the idea of being in school but our joy was soon toned down by the whippings we received for disobeying Mrs. Green. Of the twenty-one students graduating this year only eight started off in the first grade at Greensboro. These were Carroll Brinson, Carol Clark, Charles Clark, Ann Fletcher, Sarah France Potter, Edward Rowan, Charles Shepard, and Yvonne Shepard. Mrs. Kathleen Rowan was waiting as our smiling faces marched through the Second Grade Door. Mrs. Rowan was always promising us a dollar is we could find a word without a consonant or a vowel; of course nobody ever won the dollar. We were entertained in the Third Grade by Miss Howard, who later on in the year changed her name to Mrs. Marco Shepard. This was the year we learned real writing. Walter Sharptonand Glenn Suber joined our happy group that year. In the Fourth Grade, Mrs. Harry Anderson held the ruler over our heads. This was a tough year because we were supposed to learn our multiplication tables. Mary Jean Butler and Harold Shepard joined us that year. We really had fun in the fifth grade trying out so many new teachers. That year we had about five different teachers. Mrs. Martha Mae McPherson started us off and Mrs. Thelma Crosby promoted us on to the sixth grade. While we were in the fifth grade Jimmy Clark, Harry Kennedy, and Phillip Blount joined us. We were confronted with the Principal's wife, Mrs. Jack Hyatt, in the sixth grade. Retha Alday came in to join our happy group that year. All of us were looking forward to the seventh grade taught by Mrs. Carl Smith. We felt that we were getting up to be real big because we were taking physical education with the high school students. Yvonne Whittle and Odessa Richards were added to our list that year. In the eighth grade, we started changing classes. This was somewhat confusing but with a homeroom teacher like Mr. Peer, we were soon taught how to change classes quietly. Mr. Jeff Bradford was waiting on us our Freshman Year. This was another year we learned to be quiet. That year the boys and girls divided so they could put on a decent chapel program. The girls came through theirs with only one mishap; the boys set the alarm clock to go off at the wrong time. Sandie Smith joined us that year. Miss Sue Young was our homeroom teacher in our Sophomore year. We were sort of rough and ruly but Mr. Richardson soon toned us down. Ruby McAlpin and Doris Miller became Sophomores that year. Mrs. Harris Francis was the victim of our Junior year. He fell under the hardship of being with us while we were selecting our class rings and Junior play. This was the year we entertained the Seniors at the beach for a day. So we finally reached the year when we could be called diginified Seniors. It was a year filled with pleasure and disappointments. When we found that the traditional Senior Skip Day and week end beach trip had been cancelled, we planned another trip. For our Senior Play we presented ''Good Gracious Grandma, (a professional play staged by amateurs) which turned out to be a howling success. The F T A. Club was organized during our senior year. It was spark-plugged by four senior members, Carol Clark, Doris Miller, Sarah Potter and Yvonne Shepard. We, and our sponsor, Mr. Mods, are looking forward to the day when we receive our diplomas. After twelve long years of hard labor, we want to, thank our teachers and our parents who have kept us in school. u ONCE UPON A TIME CLASS WILL I, Retha Alday, will my ability to be quiet in Study Hall to Judy Blanton. I, Phillip Blount, will my Hog-calling ability to Jerry Butler. I, Mary Jean Butler, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Jerry Smith. I, Carroll Brinson, will my super-driving ability to George Rudd, so he may never have a wreck. I, Carol Clark, will my ability to make friends to three eighth grade girls, Joyce Edwards, Betty Potter, and Ann Suber. I, Charles Clark, will my big mouth and big smile (It helps get by the teacher) to that quiet junior, Gerald Tolar. I, Ann Fletcher, will my flirtatious ways to Jewel Shiver. I, Jimmy Clark, will my stylish, handsome, and glamourous looks to another blonde, Glyn Singletary. I, Ruby McAlpin, will my ability to draw the holiday decorations for the seniors to Dorthy Sizemore. I, Harry Kennedy, will my prison cell in the senior homeroom to John Goodwin, Jr. I, Doris Miller, will my perfect scores in mathematics to Geraldine Weeks. I, Edward Rowan, will my charming ways with the women to Donald Fletcher, the future Romeo of the Junior Class. I, Sarah Frances Potter, will my knowledge of commercial subjects to Lois Ventry. I, Walter Jefferson Sharpton, will my ability to cheat in physical science to Luther Bowen. I, Odessa Richards, will my speed in skating to Margaret Ann Blount. I, Charles Shepard, will my quiet, unassuming, good manners in science class to Larry Crosby. I, Yvonne Shepard, will my ability to sleep in class and to get away with it to Joyce McAplin. I, Harold Shepard, will my excellent habits of study to Franklin Sharpton. I, Sandie Smith, will my place as cheerleader to Marie Hunt. I, Glenn Suber, will my height to Cooter Sharpton. I, Yvonne Whittle, will my size 5 1 2 shoes to my Freshman sister, Shirley Ann. is PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF 56” We, the Seniors of 1956, prophesy that ten years from now: Glenn Suber has become one of the greatest scientists of our time. He has just discovered what makes the heart beat. Phillip Blount is Greensboro's leading doctor. His patients consist mainly of pretty, young, girls with lonely hearts . Ruby McAlpin, our artist, is in New York City. Ruby designs ladies dresses and also has her own dress shop. Retha Alday is Ruby's private secretary and agent. Rethais a popular writer of magazine articles on famous people She has just completed one on Carroll Brinson's Flight to the Moon. Walter Sharpton is now a five-star general in the National Guard. Walter has left a string of broken hearts in every port and still hasn't settled down. Odessa Richards is at present the United States champion roller skater. She has won several trophies and is working on the International Championship under the direction of her husband and agent. Mary Jean Butler is widely known for her musical talent in singing solos for weddings. Mary Jean is still fond of convertibles but hasn't settled for any one make. Doris Miller is leading her community in a new research for diamonds located somewhere in the vicinity of Sycamore. Doris has had many proposals but she can't bring herself to hurt the feelings of several fellows and say yes to just one. Carroll Brinson is nowone of the World's best aviators, he has made a non-stop trip to the moon in one of Glenn's souped-up airplanes. Carol Clark is one of Scratchankle's leading ladies. She is presently employed with one of the largest Chain stores in the world and is engaged to her boss's son. Edward Rowan is the most prosperous cattle grower in Gadsden County. Lover Boy still keeps his car busy going from Sycamore to Chattahoochee and Quincy. Yvonne Shepard attended Southern Business University in Atlanta, Georgia. Yvonne is presently employed at the Pine Grove Peanut Factory and is engaged to her boss, who is the mysterious Mr. X . Ann Fletcher is now employed with Fletcher Company as a private secretary. Ann hasn't yes to any one boy yet. We think she is waiting for that certain one to come along. Jimmy Clark is Gadsden County's most progressive tobacco grower. He owns two of the worlds largest tobacco factories in the world. it Harry Kennedy is owner of the largest Service Station in Greensboro. He hasn't made a choice of his many girl friends. Harold Shepard is married to Frances Ernest and they have five little boys who help Harold catch up on his hunting. Mrs. Mack Eubanks, the former Sandie Smith, is busy helping her coach husband win the State Tournament. Yvonne Whittle has taken over her father's chicken farm and she now raises 6,000 chickens a year. Yvonne is married to Charles Edwards and they have three little Edwards'es. Charles Shepard is now the farmer of the year in Pine Grove. Since Charles doesn't have time to propose, his ambition is to become a Millionaire. Sarah Frances Potter has changed her name to Mrs. Kelly Clark. They appear every Saturday night on the Grand Ole Opry ' and are nationally known as the Singing Troubadours. Charles Clark has become Scratchankle's one and only barber. One of his hobbies is teaching students at the newScratchankle school how to hunt and fish. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO CLASS SONG Green and white Carnation I'll Walk With God To Better Ourselves for the Higher Standards of Tomorrow. 15 FUN PICTURES I 1. Days Ago. 2. Eatin' Again? 3. The President's Latest Speech. 4. Clownin' 5. Hey I Mack! 6. And It wasn't even Saturday! 7. Favorite Pastime. 8. There they go again. 9. Coporal Sargant. 10. Sitting pretty! 11. Striking a pose?? 12. Who dat? 13. The great Scientist of tomorrow? FAVORITES BEST ALL AROUND Jean Butler - Walter Sharpton BEST PERSONALITY Charles Clark - Carol Clark MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carroll Brinson - Yvonne Shepard 18 WITTIEST Sarah Potter - Harry Kennedy FRIENDLIEST Charles Clark - Carol Clark MOST POPULAR Jean Butler - Phillip Blount FAVORITES MOST ATHLETIC Walter Sharpton - Doris Miller FAVORITES MOST BASHFUL Ruby McCalpin - Charles Shepard CUTEST Yvonne Shepard - Glenn Suber MOST FLIRTATIOUS Edward Rowan - Martha Lavern Smith Ann Fletcher - Walter Sharpton TOBACCO QUEEN CONTESTANTS AND ESCORTS Jean Butler - Phillip Blount FUN PICTURES Muscle and Blood! Grandma Gawge! Don't look like ballplayers to us! What a Face! The Miss America's of 59 and 60 Baa-aa-aa! Hey! La, La! Bile dem cabbage down! Doc Got a headache? Tomorrow’s Homebreakers! Grandma's Cossit! Ain't She sweet! Get off that stump! Look at them feet! Bye! Bye I JERRY BUTLER JOYCE McALPIN JUNIORS GLYN SINGLETARY MARGRET BLOUNT LARRY CROSBY CHRISTINE SHEPARD JERRY SMITH LOIS VENTRY DONALD FLETCHER DOROTHY SIZEMORE BETTY MERCER GERALD TOLAR DEWEY PHILLIPS JEWELL SHIVER GEORGE RUDD MARIE HUNT JUNIORS SOPHOMORES DWIGHT CLARK FREDDIE CLARK WINTON SUBER J.R. HOSEY ELLIS SHEPARD WALTER SMITH SAMUEL FENN TOMMY FASON TOMMY MACON MANIS BLANTON WILLARD HOBBS MAYO POTTER NELSON CLARK LUCILLE PHILLIPS BETTY SUE WHITTLE RUTH HAWKINS NANCY SUBER RENA DEAN ROBERTA SIZEMORE MITCHELL ROWAN SHIRLEY SHEPARD JIMMY HOFFMAN HUBERT SUBER PAUL GOODSON FRESHMEN BOBBY JOE BULLOCKS VERNON HOLCOMB GEORGE PARRA MORE WAYNE BOWEN ELDRIDGE EDWARDS RONALD LEMIEUX LARRY HAIRE LARRY BLACK LANIER SUBER BETTY SHELFER CAROLYN ROWAN SHIRLEY WHITTLE ANN MARLOW ANNE FINUFF JEAN BLOUNT BETTY JOHNSON JUDY BLANTON VIRGINIA DEAN CAROL HAIRE LILLIE MAE POTTER HALLOWEEN QUEEN AND CONTESTANTS SENIOR, Ruby McCalpin and escort, Jimmy Clark. SEVENTH GRADE, Sue Suber and escort, Durward Suber. QUEEN, Shir ley Shepard and escort, Freddie Clark. EIGHTH GRADE, Marjorie Dean and escort. Buddy Pitts. JUNIOR, Margaret Blount and escort, Jerry Butler. ff« -1 FRESHMAN, Alice Sansom and escort Lanier Suber. Sorry no photo available. CONTESTANTS, Marjorie Dean, Ruby Mc-Calpin, Margaret Blount, Sue Suber, Alice Sansom. 28 STANDING: Jerry Smith, Jerry Butler, Walter Sharpton, George Rudd, Franklin Sharpton, Larry Crosby, Tommy Fason, Walter Smith, Manis Blanton, Glenn Suber. KNEELING: Harry Singletary, Manager; Mr. Monds, Coach. ROW 1: Melvin Miller, Jimmy Hoffman, Tommy Macon, Tommy Fason, Wayne Bowen. ROW 2: Mr. Shouppe, Coach; Nelson Clark, Samuel Fenn, Buddy Pitts, Kenneth Richardson, Hugh Macon, Eustice Shiver, Hubert Suber, Freddie Clark, Winton Suber, Manager. 29 BASKETBALL WALTER SHARPTON MANIS BLANTON JERRY SMITH GEORGE RUDD A” TEAM GLENN SUBER ffO LARRY CROSBY FRANKLIN SHARPTON WALTER SMITH TOMMY FASCON 31 BAND ROW 1: Marie Hunt, Ann Fletcher, Martha LaVern Smith, Carol Haire, Virginia Dean, Jean Blount, Jo Ann Shepard, Larry Haire, Lanier Suber, Jean Butler, Lavonia Clark. ROW 2: Lois Ventry, Rena Dean, Jimmy Goul.Hentz Fletcher, Patsy Barr, Hugh Macon, Betty Sue Smith, Buddy Pitts, Samuel Fenn, Jimmy Hoffman,Carolyn Rowan, Jerry Smith, Walter Smith, Larry Crosby, Sue Suber, Hubert Suber, Jewell Shiver. ROW 3: Margaret Blount, Judy Blanton, Geraldine Weeks, Edward Rowan, Jerry Butler, Tommy Macon, Kenny Richardson, Wayne Bowen, George Rudd. 32 DRUM MAJOR— BAND OFFICERS Ann Fletcher Drum Major-Ann Fletcher, Mary Jean Butler-Secretary, Margaret Blount-Librarian, Sandie Smith-Sgt., Larry Crosby -Sgt., George Rudd -F irst Lt., Jerry Butler -Sgt., Edward Rowan-Captain, Jerry Smith-Second Lt. MAJORETTES Left To Right, Jewel Shiver, Lois Ventry, Ann Fletcher, Lavonia Clark, Marie Hunt. 33 FUN PICTURES Day dreaming!! VOLLEYBALL TEAM ROW 1: Ann Fletcher, Joan Shepard, Carol Haire, Marie Hunt, Ann Finuff. ROW 2: Miss Burton,Coach, Betty Lois Mercer, Geraldine Weeks, Margaret Blount, Judy Blanton, Mary Jean Butler, Lois Ventry, Carol Clark, Captain, Jewel Shiver, Scorekeeper. CHEERLEADERS Left To Right: Jewel Shiver, Lois Ventry, Sandie Smith, Mary Jean Butler, Ann Fletcher. This page sponsored by Quincy State Bank 35 BETA CLUB ROW 1: Yvonne Shepard, Secretary, Mary Jean Butler, President, Ann Fletcher. ROW 2: Mrs. Fletcher, Sponsor, Carol Clark, Treasurer, Betty Lois Mercer, Margaret Ann Blount, Jewel Shiver. ROW 3: Dewey-Phillips, Vice-President, Jerry Smith, Donald Fletcher. Larry Crosby. Franklin Sharpton, Yvonne Shepard, Treasurer, Ruby McCalpin, Christine Shepard, Marie Hunt. Jewel Shiver, Retha Alday. Dewey Phillips. ROW 2: Mrs. Toole, Sponsor, Geraldine Weeks, Lois Ventry Betty Lois Mercer, Margaret Ann Blount. ROW 3: Joyce McCalpin, Sandie Smith, Glyn Singletary Mary Jean Butler.Carol Clark, Secretary. ROW 4: George Rudd,Carroll Brinson, Vice-President. Phillip Blount President. ' This page sponsored by Willis Lumber Co., Greensboro, Florida F. H. A ROW 1: Joyce Edwards, Sandie Smith, Treasurer, Ann Fletcher, Vice President, Carol Hairc, President. Mary Jean Butler, Secretary, Margaret Ann Blount, Jewel Shiver, Betty Lois Mercer, Reporter. ROW 2: Carol Clark, Parliamentarian, Lois Vcntry, Joan Shepard, Marie Hunt, Geraldine Weeks. ROW 3: Virginia Dean, Jean Blount, Theda Churchwell, Ann Suber, Betty Potter, Peggy Bentley. ROW 4: Ann Finuff, Betty Lou Johnson, Shirley Whittle, Betty Jean Hosey, Betty Shclfer. ROW 5: Miss Smith, Sponsor, Judy Blanton, Ann Marlow. F. F. A. ROW 1: Edward Rowan, Mitchell Rowan, Sentinel, Luther Bowen, Treasurer, Walter Smith, Vice President, Dwight Clark, President, Larry Crosby, Secretary, Manis Blanton, Reporter, Mr. Price, Sponsor. ROW 2: Glyn Singletary. Hubert Suber. Jimmy Hoffman, Wayne Bowen, Lanier Suber, Gerald Tolar, Kenneth Richardson. ROW 3: Winton Suber, Willard Hobbs, Nelson Clark, Donald Fletcher. ROW 4: Samuel Penn, Walter Sharpton, Vernon Holcomb, Hentz Fletcher. ROW 5: Harry Kennedy, Phillip Blount, Freddie Clark. ROW 6: Buddy Pitts, Jimmy Clark, Larry Haire, John Goodwin. G” CLUB LIBRARY AIDS ROW 1: Mary Jean Butler, General Chairman, Ann Fletcher, Secretary, Jewel Shiver, Treasurer, Miss Burton, Sponsor. ROW 2: Mr. Monds, Sponsor, Jerry Smith, Vice President, Walter Sharpton, Reporter. ROW 1: Chris Bedenbaugh, Suzanne Fletcher, Mrs. Spires, Librarian, Peggy Bently, Larry Black, Ronald Lemieux, Almeta Edwards. ROW 1: Miss Wright-Teacher, Pat Edwards, Betty Jo Finuff, Connie Brinson, Carol Sue Bowen, Frances Tomlim, Ann White, Ruby Banks. ROW 2: Ronald Butler, Gary Bryant, Paul Hawkins, Joe Miller, Dur-ward Suber. ROW 3: James Davis, Floyd Pitts, Carter Clark. GLEE CLUB 38 ROW 1: Carol Sue Bowen, song leader, Theda Churchwell, assistant song leader, Joan Shepard, treasurer, Carol Halre, vice-president,Carol Clark, president, Lois Ventry, secretary, Virginia Dean, reporter. ROW 2: Mary Sue Finuff, Gloria Jean Alday, Sharon Miller, Sarah Shiver, Peggy Weeks, Eloise Ellis, Vada Finuff, Patricia Fletcher. ROW 3: Carolyn Shepard, Carmelita Brown, Rena Clark, Patsy Smith, Helen Shiver. ROW 4: Vola Henry, Catherine Dean, Ann Clark. ROW 5: Paula Churchwell, Virginia Hatcher, June Henry, Opal Ann Cline. ROW 6: Carolyn Rowan, Ann Finuff, Alice Samson, Betty Johnson, Betty Jean Hosey. ROW 7: Ann Marlow, Judy Blanton, Shirley Whittle. ROW X: Mitchell Rowan, Reporter, Jimmie Clark, Secretary and Treasurer, Jimmy Hoffman, Luther Bowen, President, John Goodwin, Wayne Bowen, Vice-President, Dwight Clark. ROW 2: Chris Bedenbaugh, Floyd Marlowe, Jimmy Lemieux.Bill Suber, Estes Hamilton, David Jordan. ROW 3: Hugh Macon, Douglas Suber, Bradley Suber, Robert Sellers, Alvis Paramore, Ronald Butler, Kenny Richardson. ROW 4: Hentz Fletcher, Hubert Suber, Eldrige Cross, Donald Stone. ROW 5: Winton Suber, Sammy Fenn, Billy Procter, Benny Fenn, Steve Clark. ROW 6: Nelson Clark, Floyd Pitts, Eustice Shiver, Laniar Suber. ROW 7: Ronald Lemiux, Buddy Pitts, Harry Singletary. Boys 4-H BOOSTERS Quincy Auto Parts Acme Barber Shop, Quincy Livingston Jewelry Co., Quincy Sykes Cafe, Quincy Randy’s Food Store, Quincy Gadsden Office Equipment Company Jitney-Jungle, Quincy Jessup Walgreen Agency, Chattahoochee Daffin’s Style Shop, Chattahoochee Bevis Men Shop, Chattahoochee Chattahoochee Hardware Rodger’s Furniture, Chattahoochee Ruby Lee’s Beauty Shop, Quincy Massey Drugs, Quincy The Famous Store,Quincy Quincy Cabinet Works Wynne’s Quincy Western Auto, Quincy A. C. Wynn Service Station, Quincy 40 JUNIOR PLAY Desperate Ambrose SENIOR PLAY Good Gracious Grandma This page sponsored by Morrows Dry Cleaners, Quincy, Florida 41 BOOSTERS Norman Gatlin George B. Greggory H. Y. Reynolds Dr. Lloyd Massey Dr. Fred L. Rowan Dr. H. R. Reddick Mrs. Mark Monroe Compliments of MANNING TAYLOR CHEVROLET COMPANY Chevrolets and Buicks Florida Quincy CUSTODIAN Ed Martin BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Mr. Hill, Mr. Shepard, Mr. Rowan, Mr. Baker. 43 H. 11. U. “Serving all of Gadsden County” 1230 On Yoor Dial Quincy Phone Main 7-6700 LUNCHROOM STAFF LUNCHROOM SCENES FLETCHER-TRACTOR COMPANY Evinrude Outboard Motors Ford Tractor—Mercury Cars Phone Main 7-6717 Quincy Florida Agerton’s Service Station Greensboro Florida Phone Hi 2-9675 EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: M. Robinson, H. Fletcher, J. Gould, B. J. Ho-sey.J. Hobbs, H. Hosey. ROW 2: H. Macon, M. Miller, B. Potter, K. Richardson, P. A. Black, P. Bently. ROW 3: L. Bently, L. Clark, E. Shiver, H. Singletary, A. Suber.M. Watts. ROW 4: T. Whittle. F. Edwards, M. White, J. Spivey, B. Pitts, E. Alday. ROW 5: J. Dean, J. Edwards, M. Dean. 47 Compliments of LESTER MOTOR COMPANY MUNROE'S INC. International Harvester Dealer Quincy Florida SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: P. Edwards, A. Durden, E. Cross, B. Potter, P. Hawkins, F. Tomlin. ROW 2: F. Marlow, B. Proctor, S. Suber, C. Brinson, F. Pitts, B. S. Smith. ROW 3: C. S. Bowen, D. Suber, C. Fletcher, J. Hobbs, J. Stone, C. Bedenbough. ROW 4: R. Sellers, E. Hampton, T. McAlpin, R. Bulter, A. White, P. Barr. ROW 5: B. Suber, R. Banks, C. Bryant, C. Clark, A. Mercer, Miller. ROW 6: B. J. Finuff, Mr. Marcus, teacher. Southern Chemical Sales and Service Phone Main 7-6101 P. 0. Box 3 Quincy Florida Compliments of JOE WEDELES, INC. QUINCY LUMBER CO. Quincy Quincy Florida Florida Compliments of CLARK’S MOTOR COURT and CAFE Open 24 hours a day Compliments of FLORIDIN COMPANY Quincy Florida 50 SIXTH GRADE 4 ROW 1: A. Hunt, M. White, R. King, G. Morgan, R. Griffin, D. Jordan, J. McQuaig. ROW 2: L. Martin, J. Lemieux, R. Rogers, C. Dean, D. Suber, A. Edwards, L. Earnest. ROW 3: M. S. Finuff, G. J. Alday, S. Gould, P. Churchwell, V. Pace, B. Miller, A. R. Dean. ROW 4: D. Bentley, D. Fason, D. Bentley, M. Shiver, O. A. Cline, C. McAlpin, P. Faircloth. ROW 5: W. Shiver, S. Alday, R. Clark, M. Shepard, B. Suber, A. Clark, P. Fletcher. ROW 6: S. Fletcher, E. Parramore, H. Shiver. 51 Quincy Coca Cola Bottling Company Quincy Florida C. D. AGERTON Building Contractor Compliments °f Quincy Florida Higdon Grocery Co. Compliments of Albritton — Williams of Quincy J. F. Williams, Owner Contractor and Building Material Phone MA 7-2081 Quincy Florida Quincy Flori da 52 FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: J. Braswell, L. Phillips, S. Clark, E. Monneyham, P. Weeks, J. Sizemore, D. Dean. ROW 2; B. Richards, T. E. Hosey, N. Banks, R. Shepard, P. Smith, C. McAlpin, C. Shepard. ROW 3: S. Miller, V. Henry, J. Henry,' D. Fenn, D. Stone, A. Parramore. J. King. ROW 4: E. Ellis, R. Potter, H.Brown, J. Proctor, G. Whitehead, P. Downs, A. Livingston. ROW 5: R. Livingston' A. Livingston, R. Clark, M. A. Mercer, J. Hunt, V. Finuff, E. Shiver. ROW 6: Mr. Ferrell, Teacher, E. Ellis. S3 Compliments of CLINTON BASSETT Quincy Florida Compliments of M. D. WALKER Best Wishes SCARBOROUGH DRY-GOODS Ready to Wear Chattahoochee, Florida MARY BOONEY, INC. Quincy Florida “Shop for Young Ages” I. Kwilecki’s Sons Kwilecki's Got It ' Chattahoochee Florida Hardware Plumbing Building Material Compliments °f PICKENS PHARMACY Chattahoochee Florida Compliments °f QUINCY TELEPHONE COMPANY “Serving this area since 1898” J. M. Clark, Manager Funeral Director Carl C. Stewart Ass't. Manager Funeral Director Clark-Bell and Stewart Funeral Home F. P. May Drug Company “Just what your doctor orders” Quincy, Florida 44 South Madison Street Chattahoochee P. 0. Box 218 Florida Phone 80 54 FOURTH GRADE ROW 1: G. Fletcher, E. Watts, A. Bentley, L. Morgan, T. Gould, B. Fenn. ROW 2: S. Shepard, C. Hobbs, V. Bryant, W. Bulter, M. Essman, M. Shepard. ROW 3: J. Alday, S. Deal, D. Blount, F. Shepard, L. Henderson, J. Clark. ROW 4: F. Suber, M. A. Singletary, B. Bowen, M. Suber, N. Alday, C. Goodson. ROW 5: J. McAlpin.S. Shiver, M. Edwards, T. Sharpton, L. Spivey, S. Marcus. ROW 6: E. M. Clark. 55 Best Wishes AMERICAN SUMATRA TOBACCO CORPORATION Quincy Florida SHELFER BROS. Best Wishes Quincy Quincy Laundry and Dry Cleaning JONES TV and ELECTRONIC’S Sing Oil Company Lawn Mowers — Rental Sale Phone Main 7-8380 Florida Quincy Florida S. FRIEDER AND SONS TOBACCO COMPANY Florida Greensboro Flori da J. W. BARNETT CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS R. G. “Dick” Suber Quincy Florida Dry Goods and Groceries Greensboro Florida Compliments of SMITH and SHARPTON Petroleum Products Phone MA 7-6322 Quincy Florida 56 THIRD GRADE ROW 1. M. Dean, W. Rowan, C. Shiver, E.Kever, T. Pace, W. Forbes. ROW 2: P. Banks, A. Miller, E. Goodwin, C. Bowen, D. Stone, M. E. Phillips. ROW 3: D. Fletcher, M. Alday, J. Braswell, E. Suber, S. Howell, T. Martin. ROW 4: F. Sharpton, W. Shepard, R. Clark, J. Spooner, G. McAlphin, L. Shepard. ROW 5: M. Miller, M. Dean, D. Goodwin. 57 Citizen’s Bank and Trust Co. “Safety First, Then Service” Quincy Florida Quincy BULTER-MORGAN Funeral Home Florida BRINKLEY FURNITURE MATTRESS CO. “Mattress Renovating 515-517 W. Jefferson St. QUINCY GLASS CO. Glass for all purposes Paint, Floor and wall Tile WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Appliances — Auto Accessories Joe L. Daniell Chattahoochee, Florida Quincy MACK’S RADIO and TV SERVICE Phone MA 76606 Florida WEST END BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP Quincy Florida QUINCY TIRE and RECAPPING CO. 719 W. Jefferson St. Phone MA 7-6050 WILSON’S Quincy Flori da 58 SECOND GRADE ROW 1: J. C. Whited. J. Whited, J. Tyus, J. Suber, A. Suber, J. L. Shiver. ROW 2: W. Shepard, V. Sharpton, j. Rowan, J. Robinson, B. Potter, S. Proctor. ROW 3: C. A. Peddie, H. Parramore, K. Alday, P. Essman, B. Deal, K. Cowen. ROW 4: L. Clark, M. Bedenbaugh, R. Parker, D. Morgan, J. Miller, B. Marcus. ROW 5: H. Livingston, R. Gould, Q. Hawkins, E. Howell, J. Hobbs, E. Lee. ROW 6: M. E. Henry, B. Singletary, L. Strickland. 59 Compliments Compliments of of FRYER-SMITH MOTOR CO. BEVIS I.G.A. SUPER MARKET Quincy Florida Quincy Florida Quincy Florida Compliments SYKES FINE FOODS of “Where competition is made not met” COST-PLEMMONS Quincy Florida 0LDSM0BILE COMPANY Phone Main 7-6242 203 W. Jefferson St. Compliments J. S. Shaw Company Florida Queen and “The Shopping Center” Lord Clinton Cigars BUDD CIGAR CO. Quincy Florida Quincy Florida 60 FIRST-L GRADE ROW 1: A. Phillips, J. D. King, J. White, L. Miley. ROW 2: C. Shepard, D. Brandon, A. Finuff, J. Locke. ROW 3: R. Macon, S. Richardson, H. McAlphin, D. Boone. ROW 4: D. Potter, M. Alday, A. Lee, M. Peters. ROW 5: D. Fisk, S. Bowen, J. Shiver, J. Mooney-ham. ROW 6: Mrs. G. F. Larkin. 61 Compliments of SMITH’S DRY GOODS STORE Quincy Florida Compliments tewey McPherson Compliments of GREENSBORO BARBER SHOP Compliments °f HOOTY’S F.R.M. FEED STORE Quincy Florida Compliments of KEENAN AUTO PARTS Quincy Florida Compliments of FLORIDA PACKING COMPANY Quincy Florida Compliments of FLINT HARDWARE Quincy Florida Diamonds, Watches Gifts W. L. WOOD JEWELRY COMPANY Quincy Florida Congratulations to the Class of ’56 Suber and Johnson Company John Deere Tractor and Equipment Purina Chows Phone Main 7-2341 Quincy, Florida Best Wishes GERALDINE PARKER Compliments LEWIS GRIFFITH Compliments Of HILL’S FOOD STORE Greensboro Florida 62 FIRST GRADE-G ROW 1: L. Whited, A. Sanson, S. Vanlaningham, J. King, E. A. Hunt. ROW 2: J. Clark, C. Smith, L. Rogers, H. Robinson, F. Suber. ROW 3: J. Monds, G. Dykes, S. Lee, G. Richards, D. Henry. ROW 4: C. Ellis, W. Henry, G. Morgan, R. McPherson, T. Martin. ROW 5: W. Shepard, T. Kever, J. Scott, L. Pace, Mrs. Green, teacher. 63 FLETCHER-CANTEY Men’s Wear “The Place to go for the Brands you know” Quincy Florida STORY ELECTRIC “If it has a wire to it we do it. ” Quincy Florida Compliments of MOON’S JEWELRY COMPANY Quincy’s Watch and Diamond Center GARVINS “On the Square” Quincy Florida Compliments of HOTEL QUINCY Independent Life and Accident Insurance Company Quincy Florida Compliments of INMAN-JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY Quincy Florida L. N. Company Quincy Florida PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS CROUCH’S REXALL DRUGS Quincy Florida Compliments of LOVETT’S FOOD STORE Quincy Florida FARMERS HARDWARE COMPANY Deep Wells Pumps Compliments of CHATTAHOOCHEE MOTOR COMPANY Quincy Phone MA 7-6149 Ford Dealers “Since 1923” 64 Florida ■' v %.y • yw v:V5� at 'j •: v . ‘ 'n • ?•v -v '- -• - i V Vv. v r •. 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