Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

GREENSBORO HIGH SCHOOL GREENSBORO, FLORIDA Annual Staff One of the best principal's in Gadsden County's School system is Mr. C. H. Richardson, who has been Principal of the Greensboro Publi Schools since 1953. Mr. Richardson is a personal friend of the entire student body and faculty and does more than his share; going way beyond the call of duty to help everyone. His work is a distinct pleasure to himself and he has given of himself that we and the many students before us might face life better equipped, more assured, and capable. It is with deepest appreciation and sincere gratitude that we, the Senior Class of 1962, dedicate this annual to our Principal, Mr. C. H. Richardson. Thun au chalrm •e fliat primcnt tyiW of sAfcd he strength M il- ' v . V. I i V I N r.Hf I ■--- ; ihr iV iysm led t e ml 3 uMviduals jiP r rc lets the group elude: dating reek mvtfcfl � na! etT et in.it idfH p student ADMINISTRATION Although I UFe the cdul fc ysten Fre. I feel thatl !|nBHTis lax Russian s] in.stantly he on tM SMed. while the cduc ‘•yiwjEdepc-nds more on of the personal! Ail ambition of each i KWh adds. Assigned tt give two! $E|.d� ito sptechos on Ym Mrs. Virgel DtJ '•.xn'm-p- . cl.is.s m A • - . - , M ginal idea: he results i as manvi morou xplain •net hod. ■ •rests m b'A I : I.ind PRINCIPAL AND SECRETARY Mrs. Alice Clark Mr. C. H. Richardson DRIVING TRAINING Left to Right: Marion Shepard, Jane Clark, Glenda Fletcher, Martha Suber, Driving Instructor, Mr. Coggin. 3 FACULTY JWional that thi an books. Jfcoenod U t« sA LI ■i m j iences the reader JR| flR f. ir B ji«s M. ir n vt_ M menu . •‘Storm’ ■ look—the storm 1 passions, of natunl les modern historr 'rth a new world fi 1 fch, and hygiene. filled with scenes' cttable impact: th nips in the ice and Gottmal Lloyd Boas lent Gaylt with Mr. lien L y as speaker, nly. chemistry •d that the fed • I' ' lit-M ■ II David SmWT ntrodia a i Me! 1 FACULTY Mr. Toole, 4th Grade, Mrs. Harris 1st 2nd Grade, Miss N. Clark, Special Ed., Mrs. Rowan, 2nd Grade, Mrs. Shepard, 3rd Grade, Mrs. Richardson, Special Ed., Mrs. Hollingsworth, 5th Grade, Mrs. Larkin, 1st Grade, Mrs. Davis, 5th 6th Grade, Miss Willis, 6th Grade, Mr. Richardson, Algebra 11 Trig., Mrs. Macon, Librarian, Mr. Betts, Math Science, Mrs. Thompson, Spanish 1 2, Science, Mrs. Fletcher, English, Mr. Revells, Agriculture, Mrs. Toole, Commercial Subjects, Mr. Jones, Band, Mrs. Coggin, Girls' Phys. Ed., Mr. Monds, Boys' Phys. Ed. American History, Mr. Marcus, World History 7th Grade, Mrs. Shirley Clark, Home Ec. 4 � M 11 I 1 1 tljHJr °,nctr.v. a forei iVW sent!.. ..mi 1_A i the crown «• Barbara, ward AiinUl Judy % iors. have bA u Ward • A minst r College receive a $285 r! SENIORS 'Still Strr. I.at i ■m • I Vi rlk |ir(i� r;Cm. d � ixTt affl isccK . i 9 Boarcflof Educatioir V before tV neal was beuuB Im i n Sit. .it Hr.id ■ I v ’ fliP fflff • -! tin in ..(I ||BP plaques behind the featured scenes from dal ican life. Also fcirrying out theme were tn jn uram ■ers. drawn by Barba nP B)n the banquet tables quets of flowers along to and silver tapers and s of the United States. ! of the Board of Educ i wives, school officials ?r guests were seated s ler table. Sophomores Serve , •rved by the sophomorj the direction of Miss I ■Irak, the meal consist! nit • I pineapple cocktail! frkey. sage dressing, U ■nr wliipfnd potatoes. b! tuition for his fr« ranks in the upj: of the senior clai A Curators’ Sc I $170 toward tuiti was awarded Bi plans to attend School of Mines a Judy received to Linden w ood C :md lie ALMETA EDWARDS FHA 1,2,3,4, 4-H 1, Pep Club 1,2, Class Officer 2,3, Bus. Manager School Newspaper 3, Science Club 4, Sec. Student Council 4, Student Council Representative 3, Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 1, Volleyball 4, FTA 1, Junior Play 3. VIRGINIA PACE Glee Club 1, Cheerleader 1, FHA 1,2, 3,4, FTA 2,3, G Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, Student Council 2, Halloween Contestant 1, Tobacco Queen Contestant 4, School Newspaper 3, Homecoming Maid of Honor 3, Annual Staff 4, Variety Show 3,4. SANDRA GOULD FHA 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1.2, Junior Play 3, Student Council 1, School Newspaper Staff 3, Halloween Contestant 4, Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA FLETCHER Band 1,2,3, Beta Club 3,4, Pep Club 1.2, FTA 2, FHA 1,2,3,4, Junior Play 3, Editor School Paper 3, Annual Staff 4, Student Council Officer 3,4, Class officer 4, Science Club 4. LYNN EARNEST 4-H 1, FTA 1,2, Homecoming Queen Contestant 3,4, Majorette 1,2,3,4, (headMaj. 3,4) Pep Club 1,2, FHA 2,3,4, Class Officer 1,4, Junior Play 3, School Newspaper Staff 3, Beta Club 3,4, Science Club 4, Annual Staff 4. ANN CLARK FHA 1,2,3,4, Beta Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2, Junior Play 3, Student Council 3, School Newspaper Staff 3, Homecoming Queen Contestant 4, Class officer 1,4, Science Club 4, Annual Staff 4. DALE SUBER FHA Officer 1,3,4, G Club 1, Pep Club 1,2, Cheerleader 1, School Newspaper Staff 3, Junior Play 3, Science Club 4, FTA 1,2, Student Council Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 4, Band 1,2,3. SENIORS CAROLYN GOWAN 4-H 1,2, Student Council Cheerleader 2, Pep club 2, G club 2,3,4, FHA 1,2, County Council Representative, FTA 1,2,3, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play 3, Volleyball 2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 3. BILL SUBER 4-H 1,2,3,4, President 2,4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Science Club 4, Junior Class President, Junior Play, Variety Show 1,3, FFA 1,2. CAROLYN BUNDY FHA 1,2, Halloween Queen Contestant, Class Officer 3, Junior Play 3, School Newspaper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4. OPAL CLINE Glee Club 1, FHA 1, Pep Club 1, 4-H 1,2, School Newspaper Staff 3, Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 4. BARBARA ALDAY Glee Club 1, FHA 1, FTA 4, Student Council 3, Pep Club 1, 4-H 1, Halloween Queen Contestant 3, School Newspaper 3, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play 3. MICHAEL SHEPARD Band 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4, Beta Club 3,4, President 4, Senior Class President, Junior Play, Student Council 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, FTA 1,2,3, Science Club President 4, Variety Show 3, FFA 1,2. Boys' State 3. 6 rom JUNIORS ,v;H 7 w f« North (.,1,1 � V. ! ,s ;IS |, , ,,f n I, ntf ,,. its lfe hanr T� h fictional to € of Helele ll B ■ chunk of northeast Africa. aJH OrifTm tells It. Mussolini mad | An an ornament of empire in the thi •!A°W 1r 5r't's 1 are trying V'Muh the • l� the area. native ■-. J ,a‘t the hi ut.i ■ howls Y a fort, a lew British offi p 4 HiJis «s unreliable as the lW tJj| Jm]r Italians still remainin«Wr,Vl J r ttsb successors, who ar tnej ■ service such ls Iwailurc. Is taler in Helele and thr B ■■•••us. Mater de Gi.lt cr. ..Meg ,‘lutalit His command is ; K3§ ■ !' blacks, whom he k � I - 1' oil -he d,struMM • Jlhor Griffin, who was an British Colonial Army in ftl War II. seems to know SHativc misfits and the i J i' hkBB 11 i -vB •t I Jjgm Ion v « DONALD BENTLEY « VADA FINUFF JULIAN SANSOM JUNIORS CAROLYN SHEPARD JACKIE PROCTOR MARY ANN MERCER SHARON MILLER DONNA SMITH JUNIORS MAXWELL WHITE? DEAN FINN 7 JUNIORS CAROL McALPIN LEE MARTIN DAVID BENTLEY MAY HINSON PATSY SMITH TOMMY HOSEY EDWARD TAYLOR LAURETTE FAIRCLOTH RENA CLARK CURTIS FLETCHER -Jr •' WW' flf r i r K.-i rS justice f I hr MiMOUl io CourC Justice Eager] p in_yc member of %Fu«al Model Ged Important speaker «ion were Mr. lUMi dirui'tor of the State n ll.ffHMlative K Ro An Ayers. p« eff rtl Bu trail jgatlon l JefTcrsJ r w'VMsjflMt and Hgl I ub0 part called | w the money 'ir after being « m behind This rfld with gusto, L___ youth leftislatol throughout the present at the m Adv in.J advlj mL JM task. In fact, tj little senior i J Jj •� ur photoj’rjH lam hinc so hoi V Iful mindid Ik ! 1' rU m ’ m W 1 'fl' hinkirl b'sed ij ■ hen m'' rmiirfV iH'oplel mcanm a Voii nor. • •imlofiut in and at parties .Moves From Wisconsin , Born in Racine. WisconsiJ t|l. A x d year for m 1 t M 1 M9T M fife'} fll I si a I • I land s � r relax, £5 . - ..I '. . WU l. Lf . •Tffrat'-Si sills iWPPfe ROW 1: Erlene G., Glen F., Peggy W., Van B., Jeannette H., Sarah M. ROW 2: Floyd S., Maria E., Benny F., Mildred E., Alan B., Martha S. ROW 3: Lillian S., Tracey H., Sharon D., James S., Marion S., Billy R. ROW 4: Sybil A., Norton A., Glenda F., Danny B., Jane C., Randall P. ROW 5: Ella Mae C., Betty F., Shirley B., Thelma H., Wanda B., Thomas G. SOPHOMORES 9 m ny hid L«unc FRESHMEN F u S J e la: ft,hr7T- I A reg I 1 I.,] Wil % 111 ilj - ..nd luTLilffl towcil O and jJL - f .ill W' large 1 ;i ballot, if „ J f ? on the lirj I ' ludl-nt. the votl «nd ‘,h � udent will bp L. 1 aci Counei, prc,idi „ aro needed, u, candidate will with majority dent Council rep rls will larjii for next yc L. to R.: L E R E i 1 u 1 n i t 1 d z h i a a e b S. S. e S t u h e S. G L. to R.: D J R J a e o i 1 a b m e n e m n r y F. e t t A. t C. e M. L. to R.: A F M C n r a 1 n a r i e n i n teat t i o e s A. n J. S. H. 10 ORGANIZATIONS VjWiMT ili r Jenny jMSMy.in oMorne. SSti ylvia. vi Stocktoi : jjJjF Austin. Jady McCliJ jp rct. Mary JAw. Mrs. SpofFard. o n rki hoin.” says Mr vr. 'Jj °ne record there isaMl r certo. a Haydn trit%f ierl liSlr ''' c ivie HH|P s � iiition Tnc rrl. Sum-Aflptu s i c featuring tin Kit-iuj Ww V 7 (Y 111' c mbi fi.ins i tii« intijJWlwiv I variety of rmtrrlni ut tlie technfr l virtu«Id - M|jjilL5 Wind B lx- used lo nd uAfo ■Because the enroll: vm ttiidents had . cJ 1 • t ■ tatf day was held tfl loruy lor the new urfl I I'-.imi in- other', .mill l.t wert-jdationed tfl I jfl if fl I K ■ ft will hML' Mrs Vir e l -win- st LIBRARY CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL ,u Confj| kjd them to six) j T‘ HriiiJ h-contcs L r Frj mihe Ifl I . I S , J jjlr Khcst jij Pvi ver, cam. Peered the f, I1 Arifc 1 I bounded I wh«� UnmiM I i «r side I r LeW o Vicf, I1f“ � «i� t ►ouri C ATHLETICS isli W) iv v.rr.r-:- SktiOTW; rf li l8r -fit; : !:;T ii {u;v:t sirfi rf 1 M ■ i f a'y Jo ■ 1 d 1 party pr i pt of terror fi who attended iv Harrison a i M atinc I a case J 3 °cl 1 ffljfclf- decide! jtt Mories. One ill • eacj ig Yi ',U n Uu | •’ «� f horrl III It nl Cartl ut. Do y| fg H liKht I Kiris vl l-a!:.- 'tame sll , 1 gpFnplVnc n Pumberyfl hdcal pr gra Hand Plays il Wm I marcl tlYV 9tnlays(ft). V W’h cur Ait poJ5 t� ir Timc Lind I NB I [jl Other in Kh [fMproKrain m ns n ■s,,|n m« nis turned ACTIVITIES 18 CONCERT BAND MARCHING BAND BAND MAJORETTES ANN CLARK MICHAEL SHEPARD CO-CAPTAINS MAXWELL WHITE EDWARD TAYLOR K ■ c o N Q T U E E S E T N A N T S E S C o R T S LYNN EARNEST CAROLYN SHEPARD RANDALL POTTER DEAN FENN DONNA SMITH BILL SUBER ml ! ‘ CLASS HISTORY Mrs. Green and Mrs. Bruner were greeted by 37 lively youngsters as their first day of brain construction began at Greensboro High School. By the end of the first year, the foundation of our knowledge was beginning to emerge. Mrs. Rowan straightened us out about time in the second grade. We really felt big when we learned after three wasn't 3:25. Mrs. Shepard boosted our moral in the third grade with the ruler. That year printing became elementary, as we were taught real writing. The fourth grade proved to be a headache to Mrs. Smith as she tried to teach us simple multiplication and division. Virginia Pace and Lynn Earnest joined our happy group in the fifth grade. Mr. Dunnavant and Mr. Ferrell, our intern, took us to the Florida Caverns in Marianna. In the sixth grade, we all looked forward to afternoon reading time, when Mrs. Richardson patiently read page after page in our favorite books. This is when Barbara Alday joined us. Our first year in Jr. High proved to be our most confusing as changing classes and Mr. Marcus were both brand new to us. Our Science class, under Miss Simmons seemed to be the joy of the day as we were constantly aggravating her. Mr. Marcus was always telling us, Throw your gum away. It isn't nice to chew gum unless everyone has some. One day one of our classmates brought enough gum for the whole class and it really surprised Mr. Marcus. Mrs. Brandon was our new homeroom teacher in the eighth grade. Carolyn Gowan joined our class this year. Several of us became members of the marching band this year also. We were anxious to be moved from the ninth grade homeroom because we were afraid the furnace under us would blow up. Since we were learning about government and citizenship this year Mr. Boynton took us to a trial in Quincy. Mrs. Fletcher had the honor of being our homeroom teacher. In our Sophomore year we were joined by Christine Ventry and Carolyn Bundy. Mr. Hartzog, our homeroom teacher, must have been disgusted with us because he entered religious work after leaving us. Our Jr. year was full of many exciting events, one of which was our Jr.-Sr. Trip to Daytona Beach. We really worked hard for it. Our Jr. play Two Girls and a Ghost, was a struggle at first but, proved a success in the end. Mr. Carpenter was our sponsor this year. Many of our classmates gave up school for matrimony. We started off our Senior year with fourteen but, now have twelve. We were sponsored by Mr. Betts. The annual was our main project. We thank Mrs. Toole for the help. We are looking toward graduation with a happy but sad feeling of departure. Lynn and Virginia represented us in the Tobacco Festival this year. Also, the Homecoming Contestants were Lynn Earnest and Ann Clark. Friendliest Cutiest Most Bashful PROPHECY OCCASION--Seniors of '62 reunion TIME--New Year's Eve PLACE--Bulldog Plaza Hotel Bill Suber, owner of Bulldog Plaza Hotel is making last minutes arrangements for the reunion. The first of the Seniors to arrive is Ann Clark, who always liked to be on time for things. Ann is presently teaching at Tift College. After graduating, she realized how much she loved it there so she decided to stay and teach. A taxi just arrived in front of the hotel from the airport. Alighting from the taxi is a very distinguished class mate, Miss Sandra Gould. She is the chief Juvenile Judge of New York City. She gets so wrapped up in her cases, she has no time in her life for romance. Michael Shepard just rolled up in his 1968 Corvette. He is the owner of Mike's Drag Strip and Race Shop in Flatcreek, two blocks east of the Baptist Church. Carolyn Bundy just stepped into the lobby. As might be expected, we hear a familiar giggle; Carolyn has just completed nurse training and is ready for her first assignment. The sad part about it all is that she is terrified at the sight of blood. The entertainment for the evening will be provided by Miss Lynn Earnest. She is planning to present one of her night club acts. She still hasn't persuaded one of her many boyfriends to marry her. A telegram arrived at the hotel from Miss Virginia Pace. She says, after finding out that Robert has a wooden heart, she agreed to blast off for the moon as scheduled, tonight at midnight. The next guest to arrive is Barbara Alday. Barbara is an Airline Stewardess. She is going to be married in December to the Co-Pilot of a DC--7. Carolyn Gowan is a physical education teacher in Greensboro. She took over Mrs. Coggin's place. Her girls' volleyball team won first place in the district tournament. Late as usual comes Almeta Edwards, she is an instructor in a gymnasium for losing weight. Almeta has lost 10 pounds since she started working there. Here comes Dale Suber with 7 Brats from the orphanage she now owns and operates. She has always loved kids. Our last classmate to arrive is none other than Patricia Fletcher. Patricia, what can I do about my income tax, I forgot to file a return last year, plaase help me. Patricia, get it straightened out and send it off. It is now January 2, 1969, Bill is moaning and groaning over the damages done to his hotel during the Reunion. n F. H. A. Dreamboat DEAN FENN 24 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Michael Shephard Patricia Fletcher F A V R BEST ALL AROUND Almeta Edwards Bill Suber B T E S 25 MOST TALENTED Virginia Pace Billy Mac Taylor MOST RELIABLE Ann Clark Sandra Gould MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Michael Shephard Patricia Fletcher BEST ALL AROUND Almeta Edwards Bill Suber F A V 0 R 1 T MOST TALENTED Virginia Pace Billy Mac Taylor MOST RELIABLE Ann Clark Sandra Gould I . ' V f I ,JI Lynn Earnest Virginia Pace TOBACCO QUEEN CONTESTANTS BEST PERSONALITY Barbara Alday Carolyn Bundy FAVORITES” Carolyn Gowan Dale Suber MOST POPULAR WITTIEST Opal Cline Lynn Earnest Jv h j B' i thr r B (■'iary Jidmn A ; !h aml!i th h B |W r English class P To help learn the rej jrs of child car Mji racm and vearM wml ‘in Amor Ion dri M' train ayematics Engl Tnd cooperative] ducatipn also will % yarc prop A : 5 tows J • a npw subject, st oMain the teacl Bmom the studer rdr wa subject n r written req ■rents and gain! Hmission. ■Bis for the semJ Sill Wednesday nj special six-ml Sijllu- studerw fol ft tder progrjm I lf?l ds will BonA (i.i durfig ■ fh an joHoJ i,A iiM- A ■ • o i«- B A ikingA93 out points on a fln nutrition. San Is the highest I Gibbons' six |c sophomore ng physical e r, U., £ - — fi-triy1;} .� . •« il'lfiilhjf; Pf v, iii Siiii ROW 1: Kin C., Peggy E., Randy S., Joyce R., Glen F., Sharon P. ROW 2: Ann S., Terry P., Karen A., Earnest T., Janice T., Tommy M. ROW 3: James S., Hazel T., Hershal S., Cherry P., Elvin K., Janet S. ROW 4: Bobby M., Randy P., Annette M., Thomas P., Joan R., Douglas G. ROW 5: Gaynell M., Frances M., Calvin H., Wanda F., Comelita B. 27 TERRY K., JO ANN W., STEVE M., FRANCIS S., LMARC., SHARON R., HILDA R., WALLACE S., MARY P., BILL D., SANDRA B., BURAL M., RONNIE M., JANIE M., JOHN C., JEAN M., LARRY P., ANN S., THELMA B., FRANKLIN F., CAROL S., CHRIS S., ELIZABETH H., SANDY V., BENJAMIN F., DAVID B., LARRY M., RONALD M. , CRAIG C., DONALD P. , RAY G., MARY ALICE G. SEVENTH GRADE 28 SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Russell S., Charlene L., Clyde C., Dotty F., Judy B., Linda B. ROW 2: Ruby A., Ronnie F., Barbara S., Bobby S., Rosalyn F., Wayne B. ROW 3: Ronnie C., Carol J., Ronald T., Marilyn H., Wayne S., Shirley R. ROW 4: Edward S., Janet B., Jerry M., Anna Laura M., Jimmy S., Teresa R. ROW 5: Robert S., Bobby C., Betty F., Ronnie N. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES ROW 1: Ann A., Lewis M., Marcine P., Thomas G Dell H. ROW 2: Loyd R., Melinda Ann D., Wynetta H., Buddy F. ROW 3: Patrica M., Danny M., Gwendolyn R., Wade J., Linda Faye A. ROW 4: Grady D., Bonnie Sadler., Joseph A., Innette A., Monroe F. ROW 5: Jimmy S., Loyde A. 30 FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: Anna Lois W., Stanley S., Jeanne S., Scott M., Barbara M., Mike W. ROW 2: Ken B., Lou D., LeroyS., Martha P., Greg M., Brenda K. ROW 3: Carol W., Neal B., Hilda B., Rocky P., Susan C., Ronnie Sadler. ROW 4: Bobby S., Judy L., Ricky V., Betty S., Eddie R., Mary C. ROW 5: Sue S., Leslie B., William T., Gary B., Horace D. 31 ROW ONE: Dorthy Jane B., Dan M., Norma Jane P., Bruce R., Susan B., Janet M., Mock A. ROW 2: Nell P., Jim W., Janice C., Terry H., Marilyn P., Clark F., Frances C. ROW 3: Jace F., Jane S., David S., Susan S., Bill W., Leslie H., Ronald R. ROW 4: Joe S., Carlos Q., Larry J., Jerry C.( Ronnie J., Jeff S., Glenn M. ROW 5: Steve J., Howard A., Jesse E., Marilyn B., Allen C., Jimmy H., Mike C. ROW 6: Billy Joe M., Jerry Pope. FOURTH GRADE 32 ROW 1: Shirley D., James L., Nancy M., James R., Annette M., Wayne M. ROW 2: Mary Aleen H., Billy V., Kathy M., Hubert A., Diane G., Andy E. ROW 3: Diane M., Hugh R., Judy T., Mildred R., Thomas D., Ann C. ROW 4: Tommy M., Linda W., Larry M., May Topa C., James F., Shirley S. ROW 5: Lane B., Jackie E., Steven T., Elizabeth F., Lynn T., Billy C. ROW 6: Carolyn S., Martha Ann M., Donnie S., Mozell H., Joe R. THIRD GRADE 33 ROW 1: Janet F., Dickie G., Gale M., Larry M., Lynne Layton. ROW 2: Raymond P., LaRae C., Brian R., Joan C., Ronnie S. ROW 3: Nancy Kay P., Randy H., Martha Jean S., Rick G., Sue Bowen. ROW 4: Johnny S., Sharon K., Larry A., Pricilla S., Rudolph A. ROW 5: Joyce P., Mack C., Brian B., Eleanor D., LeRoy S. ROW 6: Jeanette A., Jerry A. SECOND GRADE ROW 1: Don K., Rhonda S., Tommy F., Barbara P., Mark T. ROW 2: Joyce R., Rex K., Brenda C., Jow W., Mary M. ROW 3: Sidney MSharon H., Robert J., Christine S., John S. ROW 5: Neva B., Glynn TEdna G., Kathy L., -A FIRST AND SECOND GRADE Chris H.,ROW 5: Albert S., Alex L., Buddy M., James P. 35 ROW 1: Frank A., Christine P., Jerry P., Kathryn A., Mitchell T. ROW 2: Carolyn D., Fred C., Nancy B., Jerry Me P., Lanette M. ROW 3: Bert H., Brenda R., Michael T., Cathy S., Clyde D. ROW 4: Jean S., Gerald D., Annie Ruth P., Phillip R., Max F, Jr. ROW 5: Roy F., Ronald B., Roy Dean., Carl G. 36 37 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class of 1962, being sound of mind and body do hereby make our last will and testament. I, Bill Suber, will my ability to camp on the river to Dean Fenn. I, Dale Suber, will my ability to lead Study Groups to Mary Ann Mercer. 1, Michael Shepard, will my ability to win driving rodeos to Lamar C. I, Virginia Pace, will my walk to Shirley Blocker. I, Carolyn Gowan, will my ability to do the Hully Gully to Mr. Monds. I, Carolyn Bundy, will my giggles to Sharon Deal. I, Barbara Alday, will my ability to dance to Vada Finuff. I, Patricia Fletcher, will my ability to get a car to Benny Fenn. I, Lynn Earnest, will my moody ways to Glenda Fletcher. I, Ann Clark, will my ability to hook the Basketball captain to Donna S. I, Opal Ann Cline, will my height to Tommy Hosey. I, Sandra Gould, will my ability to be good to Thomas Gould. I, Almeta Edwards, will my secret boyfriends to whomever needs them. 38 WHAT 'S THAT HITCH-HIKERS WOW ! If RICA'S fl ►adway YOUR PIZZA HEAI Be Q Srr A yi APPAREL FOR SS ADVERTISING - BROCAILL Drive-In Ma QUALITY MER MODERATE FRUITS, VEGET MEATS. GROCE T KtTT; • -,i: ; COMPLIMENTS OF FLETCHER COMPANY HI-2-2225 GREENSBORO FLORIDA ■ 39 COMPLIMENTS OF THE PLANTERS EXCHANGE HARDWARE FARM SUPPLIES SEED FERTILIZER PHONE 539-6343 HAVANA FLORIDA Mr. Luther Proctor—Manager Automotive Parts Repairs GREENSBORO, FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS OF FLORIDA CIGAR CO. INC. 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