Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1963 volume:

GREENSBORO HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF SEATED, (left to right): Mary Ann Mercer, Patsy Smith, Rena Clark, Dean Fenn. STANDING: Jackie Proctor, Carolyn Shepard, Carol McAlpin, Edward Taylor, Donna Smith, Laurette Faircloth, Vada Finuff, and Sharon Miller. I Because you sacrificed, so that we could have that which you didn't have; Because you gave us spiritual guidance to face the sorrowful and happy events of our twelve years; Because you were the shining example by which we strived daily to pattern our lives; Because you helped to make our dreams become realities; Because of your love, devotion, and affection; We, the seniors of 1963, dedicate this edition of THE BULLDOG to - - - YOU, OUR PARENTS, Simply because we love you. 2 ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL AND SECRETARY Mrs. Alice Clark Mr. C. C. Richardson COUNTY STAFF Mr. Ball. Mrs. Nicholson, Mr. Rude, Mr. Bishop. Mr. Walker Mrs. Woodberry, Miss Fergerson, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Clark Music--English Mr. Richardson Principal - - Algebra Mrs. Larkin 1st Grade Mrs. Dominey 5th Grade Mrs . Rowan 2nd Grade Mrs. Davis 4th 5th Mr. Marcus 7th Grade Mrs. Clark 8th Grade Mr. Yelvington Mrs. Toole 12th Grade Business Subjects Mrs. Harris 2nd 3rd Mrs. Edwards 6th Grade Mr. Revell Agriculture Mrs. Macon Librarian Mrs. Shepard 3rd Grade Mr. Toole 4th Grade Mrs. Richardson Spec. Ed. Mrs. Bailey Special Education Mr. Jones Mr. Monds 10th Grade 11th Grade Mrs . Coggin Phy. Ed. Miss Willis Spanish--Science 4 Never too busy to speak, never too unhappy to smile. Small QUANTITY------but good quality. Here I am ladies, APPLAUD. SHARON MILLER Junior Honor Student, F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary (4) and Pres. (3), Class Chaplain 4, Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Tobacco queen contestant 4, Volleyball 3, 4-H 1, Class Reporter 3, Halloween Queen 1. TOMMY HOSEY PATSY SMITH F.T.A. 1,2,3, Secretary, Pep Club 1, Student Council Representative 4, Student Council Chaplain 4, Senior Class Secretary, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4. Seniors Junior Honor Student, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, G Club 1,2,3,4, Beta Club 3,4, President, Paper Staff 3. 1963 DEAN FENN Beta Club 3,4, Class Treasurer 4, F.H.A. Dreamboat 3, Band 1,2, 3,4, Paper Staff, 3, Annual Staff 4. If silence were golden, I'd be a millionaire. JACKIE PROCTOR Band 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, G Club 1,2, 3, President 3, F.F.A. Secretary 3,4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,4. LAURETTE FAIRCLOTH School Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4. Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out ALIVE. I can't get up with the sun, I'm out too late with the daughters. 5 CAROL McALPIN F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman (3), Pep Club 1, 4-H 1,2,3, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff, Class Reporter 2, Halloween Queen Contestant 2. Pretty as a PICTURE--nice FRAME Too. CAROLYN SHEPARD Pep Club 1, F.T.A. 1, Homecoming Queen contestant 3, School Paper Staff, Annual Staff 4, Student Council President 4, Volleyball 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Majorette 1,2,3,4, G Club 1,2,3, Beta Club 3,4. Flashing eyes, wavy hair, carefree ways and debonair. 1963 MARY ANN MERCER F.T.A. 1, F.H.A. 1, 4-H 1, Library Club 4, Pep Club 1, Senior Class Vice Pres. 4, Volleyball 1,2, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 3. JULIAN SANSOM F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Paper Staff 3. Study ruins the mind. SENIORS Make much of ME ladies, men are scarce. A friendly Smile, An Athlete, As nice a guy as you could meet. It's not what you do; but what you're caught doing . . . GIRLS. MAXWELL WHITE Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain (3,4) Baseball 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. (4), G Club 1,2,3,4, School Boy Patrol 1,2,3,4. CURTIS FLETCHER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Quartet 3, School Boy Patrol 1, 2,3,4, President 4, Baseball 3,4, G Club 2,3,4. 6 DONNA SMITH Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Class Secretary 1, G Club 1,2,3,4, School Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Homecoming Queen Contestant, Drum Majorette 3,4, Tobacco Queen Contestant. DONALD BENTLEY F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas., (3), Vice Pres. (4), G Club 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,4, Public Speaker 3. There are only two great Dynamite comes in small lovers, Juliet and I. packages. SENIORS He carries his trouble in his pocket - - - with a hole in it. Full of laughter, full of Pep, never quiet, that's my rep. DAVID BENTLEY Basketball 1,3, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, ''G club 1,2,3; Paper Staff 3. RENA CLARK F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. (3), 4-H 1,2,4, Council Delegate Pep club 1, Beta Club 3,4, V. Pres. (4), Science Club 3, School Paper Staff Editor 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Secretary 2, Senior Class President 4, Halloween Queen 4, Volleyball 4. 1963 Character is much easier kept than recovered. I belong to a union - - -my books are closed at night. VADA FINUFF F.H.A. 1, Science Club 3, Reporter (3), 4-H 1, 2,3,4, Reporter 2, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4. EDWARD TAYLOR Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain (3,4), Baseball 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2, G” Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. (4), Student Council 3,4, Pres. (3), Band 1,2,3,4. 7 Danny Blount Sharon Deal Thomas Gould Maria Essman Roy Goodson Wanda Butler JUNIORS Randall Potter Jane Clark Glenda Fletcher Earline Godwin Syble Alday Ella Mae Clark Van Bryant Marion Shepard 8 . Benny Fenn Betty Jo Faircloth Sandra Morton Billy Richards ii A Shirley Blocker JUNIORS Alan Bentley Sara Marcus Norton Alday Tracey Haney Martha Suber Jeanette Hunt Mildred Edwards James Sizemore Floyd Suber • .JfcJ SOPHOMORES Joe Glover Margaret Dean Ellie Sue Goodwin Russell Revel Elizabeth Suber I 4 Linda Shepard 'I LlUL-iL lEinnr. Margie Dean Kathy Jem is on Frances Shepard Robert Clark Clinton Hobbs 10 Gaynelle McAlpin Randy Parker Lonnie Hatcher Cherrie Pettie Tarry Pace Ken Cowan ✓ � Hazel Taylor Fred Sharpton r A v35r Douglas Goodwin Thomas Phillips FRESHMEN Janet Suber Wanda Forbes Joyce Robinson Calvin Hawkins Ann Suber Marie Moore Peggy Essman 11 Frances Madin Hershel Shepard Randy Sadler Annette Miller Elvin Kever BOYS’ 4-H PEP CLUB 4-H SCHOOL BOY PATROL JUNIOR SENIOR BOYS’ 4-H F.H.A. BETA CLUB V! 1 1 HATS OFF TO OUR LIBRARIAN The Library is a necessity in all schools, its valuable contents are stepping stones to a higher education. The one who stands behind our library, always willing to lend a helping hand, is Mrs. Josephine Macon. Mrs. Macon has shared the responsibility of writing good term papers and good book reports with students for many years. Mrs. Macon is outstanding in her field, not only does she give information, but helps to make our library one of the most pleasant rooms of the school with her up-to-date bulletin boards. Mrs. Macon, the Senior Class of 1963 salutes you for your devotion to the student body as a whole. Thank you for helping to make an education more interesting. 15 Clinton Donald Maxwell Alan A” TEAM si 17 Jane Clark Jackie Proctor Danny Blount Martha Suber Curtis Fletcher Donna Smith 19 FAREWELL TO GREENSBORO HIGH Dear classmates, now the time has come, When we must say, Good-bye, ' To friends and teachers, kind and true, And dear old GREENSBORO HIGH. y% i We're sad to leave the halls; For happy days, so free from care, ■ We've spent within these walls. We love the stately budding trees, We love the waving grass; We love the walls, so strong and tall, We love each lad and lass. For twelve short years we've tarried here, Enjoying every day, That has been spent in work and play, Oh, how we wish to stay! MOTTO: 'IN OURSELVES OUR FUTURE LIES. .....PliSSiP 2. o COLORS: YELLOW AND WHITE FLOWER: ORCHID SONG: MAY THERE BE PEACE m 0- Sharon Miller 20 Rena Clark 21 DEAN FENN 4-H WINNER--Glenda Fletcher 1962 Trip to Chicago Each year outstanding club members of the 4-H Clubs of America and foreign countries are awarded trips to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago. This year a trip was awarded to Glenda Fletcher, by the State Home Demonstration Service for her achievement in frozen foods. This involved selecting, preparing, packaging and freezing vegetables and fruit and also keeping accurate records of her project. Having completed her seventh year in 4-H work, Glenda is president of the Greensboro Senior Club and council delegate of the Deck Fletcher Club. During her first year in 4-H, her steer won a medal in the annual Fat Cattle Show and Sale; during her second year Glenda won a medal in home economics; her third and fourth years, medals in food preparation; and last year, a medal in frozen foods and first place in the county. to ro Vzr- The student body of Greensboro high should be proud of the privilege to be a student in any class Mr. George Marcus instructs. Not only does he help each individual in class work, but also to gain a richer understanding of life and the people involved. Mr. Marcus, is not only a superior teacher but a fine person with an outstanding sense of humor as well. To us he stands in the spotlight--the Seniors of 1963 unanimously choose him as our FAVORITE TEACHER! As the seniors of 1963 end their long twelve years of school, we look around to thank the ones we have depended on. We feel the entire faculty has helped us to achieve our goals throughout the years, but our greatest appreciation goes to Mrs. Bernice Toole. She has helped us to achieve the satisfaction of getting more out of what we do. We especially appreciate the work she has done on our school paper and the time she has contributed to make our school yearbook complete. We take this opportunity to say a special THANK YOU. In selecting our FAVORITES this year, it was our desire to add two FAVORITE TEACHERS. We extend our sincere appreciation to ALL of our teachers who have worked with us through the years; however, as in the case of our selection of class favorites, we had to select TWO. So, to these two teachers, we wish to say again, THANK YOU! 23 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sharon Miller Dean Fenn MOST TALENTED Mary Ann Mercer Curtis Fletcher MOST POPULAR Donna Smith Edward Taylor MOST BASHFUL Patsy Smith Edward Taylor 24 BEST ALL AROUND Carol McAlpin Donald Bentley MOST FLIRTATIOUS Carolyn Shepard Maxwell White FRIENDLIEST Donna Smith Jackie Proctor MOST RELIABLE Rena Clark Dean Fenn 25 CUTEST Donald Bentley Rena Clark MOST STUDIOUS Laurette Faircloth Tommy Hosey MOST ATTRACTIVE Carolyn Shepard Jackie Proctor BEST PERSONALITY Patsy Smith Curtis Fletcher 26 CUSTODIAN Mr. Ed Martin LUNCHROOM STAFF Mrs. Hoffman Mrs. Cox Mrs. Boykin Mrs. Monds; also, Mrs. Moore, who was not present at the time. 27 Larry M. Sandy V. Janie M. Larry P. Sandra B. Bill D. John C. David B. Wallace S. Joan W. Mary P. Franklin F. Sharri R. 28 Burl M. Bobby S. Lewis M. Linda B. Bobby C. Clyde C. Betty F. Linda B. Dottie F. Marlyn H. Marci P. Martha L. Wayne B. Melinda D. Ronald T. SEVENTH GRADE WynettaH. Wayne S. Ronnie F. Bonnie S. 29 SIXTH GRADE Eddie Richards Ronnie Salder Patricia Moffett Rickey Van Landingham Bobby Shepard Linda Alday Hielda Bulter Dell Henry Danny R. Miller Mike Watson Greg Marcus Susan Clark Mary K. Clark Neal Blount Brenda Kever William Thompson Leslie Burke Betty Shiver Grady Dikes Jean Suber Sue Smith Gary Bentley Anna L. Watkins Scott Menard Matha Peddie Karen Moore Kenneth Bryant Gwen Richards Stan Shepard Carol Wagner Horace Dean Munroe Finuff Rocky Pace Barbara McAlpin 30 FIFTH GRADE Mike Cooper Judy Lee Nell Peters Susan Burke Wayne Marriott Marilyn Bentley Fletcher Carlos Qualls Bruce Rowan Francis Crawford Jane Smith Terry Hampton Susan Smith Jeff Suber Jerry Cooper Steve Jemison Allen Clark David Shepard 31 Bill Willis Janice Conrad Janet Miller Jimmy Poston Marilyn Pace Jesse Essman May Topa Crutchfield i 1 Hubert Alday Billy Joe Miley Martha Ann Morris Jimmy Hosey Billy Clark Donnie Sadler Dianne Miley FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES 32 Shirley Sansom Norma Jane Potter Margaret Bundy Mack Alday Carolyn Smith Wayne Milley William Rowan Kathleen McCall Jackie Edwards Glenn McAlpin Judy Taylor s Lane Bentley Linda White Elizabeth Fletcher Shirley Dean Andrew Edwards Larry McPherson Ann Cox Patricia Gable James Lee Mary Hunt FOURTH GRADE Norman Spears William V anlandingham James Faircloth Hugh Rowan Mildred Reeves 33 G. Tyus J. Rudd E. Dykes J. Salder R. Marriott B. Burke THIRD GRADE J. Clark N. Bulter J. Potter B. Potter M. Thompson R. Pace Dickie Gowan Nancy Bentley Christine Phillips Bert Crews SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Kathryn Age rton Micheal Thompson Gale Macon Larry Monds Jean Spooner Ronnie Shiver Janet Fletcher Randy Hollingsworth Sue Bowen Philip Rowan Jerry Procter Priscilla Suber La Rae Clark Mitchell Taylor Martha Shepard Max Fletcher Jerry McPherson Lynne Layton Nancy Poston Gerald Dominey C. Goodwin F. Crawford C. Fletcher J. Poston C. Shepard C. Hampton C. Shiver P. Rentz J. Whited B. Morris R. Dean R. Fletcher L. Shiver D. Shepard B. Mercer SECOND GRADE T. Fletcher K. Lewis L. Spears M. McPherson R. Alday A. Potter 36 B . Chester Roxie Shiver Albert Downs Jackie Hosey Brenda Shepherd Rhonda Kever Jack Miley Kevin Thompson Jeanie Reeves Janice Poston Terry Alday Jennifer Haire Martha Watkins Rickie Conrad Debra Hollingworth Janice Walker Terry Revels Kenny Rudd Billy Todd FIRST GRADE Thad White Jr. Mike Chester 37 Glenn Williamson David Bowen Terry Hosey t f u I CLASS HISTORY if I On a bright sunny morning in September 1952, thirty two bashful, but eager, pupils met for the first time to begin twelve long years of concentrated labor. Our first grade teacher, Mrs. Floyd Green, made sure that we got sufficient rest by making us put our heads on our desks. In the second grade, we were greeted by Mrs. Doc Rowan. This year we learned to read, write, count, and tell time. Mrs. Marco Shepard was our teacher in the third grade. She taught us how to follow instructions by wearing blisters on our hands with rulers. In the fourth grade, we had 32 students. This year Mrs. Carl Smith taught us our multiplication tables and we had our first geography lesson. We were entertained in the fifth grade by Mr. Henry Earl Ferrell. All 37 of us enjoyed his beautiful singing that year. He also taught us how to spell the states and capitals. By the time we became sixth graders, we must have really been mean, because we had four different teachers that year. But we finally ended up with Mrs. Clark. As seventh graders, we learned to stop chewing gum, because Mr. George B. Marcus was prepared to teach us what we hadn't learned. We found out that Mr. Marcus was only 16 years old, and had been for years! In the eighth grade, with 35 members in our class, we really felt big, because we could change classes. Ah, what fun it was to be freshmen, when we earned our first five credits. This really made us feel grown up. Mrs. Reno Fletcher was our sponsor. As sophomores, we had Mr. Lewis Jones as our sponsor. He taught us to be on time. Now, we were Juniors. Mr. L. N. Monds was our sponsor, and our American History teacher. This year we did our first research paper. We also got our class rings while we were juniors. At last we are SENIORS! All eighteen of us are eagerly awaiting May 31, when we will graduate. By now we have an idea of what we will be doing for our careers. Mr. Jack Yelvington worked very diligently with us on the plans for our SENIOR TRIP. Iff 1 ff ■ Mi I I E 1 i E § E E E E I I 39 . “B” TEAM CHEERLEADERS 40 PAPER STAFF PROPHECY Last night as I sat alone in my study enjoying the twilight and my own most wonderful thoughts, I heard a soft rustling behind me. As I turned, I saw near my chair a queer little creature which I could not classify, it wasn't strickly human and yet I had never before of all my study of natural history seen any creator like it. Before I had time to ask the customary questions, When and where were you born? Are you white or black? Single or married? What is your favorite breakfast food? The strange little visitor asked in a mighty voice, the first notes that made me jump out of my chair. Are you the student who has been selected as the prophet for the class of Greensboro High for 1963? If you are, the creature went on quickly, before I had time to utter a word, I see by your look that it is indeed necessary that I should help you. It was a wise act when I was sent to you. Sent to me, I ejaculated, my curiosity overcoming my fear. By whom? AH said the shape, I suppose that you have not heard of the curriculum which has a new movement. Yes, was the quick reply, the curriculum of all the schools in the United States. Then, I exclaimed, '1 suppose that you are a Curriculum. Of course, I see that you know a little Latin, was the angry reply. We have united together to help the poor over-worked teachers and to assist you with the prophecy for the Greensboro graduating class. First and foremost, CAROL McALPIN will become the president of the United States. Hold on there, I exclaimed, don't you know that that's a girl's name? What of it? was the retort, now that women have the ballot, they'll soon relieve the men of the few duties, and women presidents will be as common as queens. But I have no time to argue about that. I'm due at another school in a few minutes so here goes. JACKIE PROCTOR will become the most famous cook in the whole wide world. Oh, hold on, I said, You don't seem to have any ideas in the signifances of names. Where have you lived all your life not to know that Jackie is a boy's name? Of course, but if the girls are all presidents and other officials, the men will have to do the cooking. I reckon, unless you think we'll live without eating in these wonderful days. And now please don't interrupt me again, no matter what I say. LAURETTE FAIRCLOTH is to become a famous biologist and will discover some of nature's deepest secrets, for example, why an oyster isn't a tadpole, and similar never before solved problems. TOMMY HOSEY is to be an artistic millionaire. Now don't tell me that there are no men millionaires. Perhaps none at the present, but since the cubist and their ilk, realist and impressionists will have destroyed art, the only outlet for a man's artistic nature must be in bonnets at one hundred dollars per, and their WILL be money in it at that time. VADA FINUFF will become an architect and will design a tabernacle for Billy Graham, which will be the eighth wonder of the world. Oh come now I said all out of patients your getting crazy again--a woman architect? Certainly, the creature answered sharply, no man could do it. Men's vision are too narrow. It will need a woman's broad thought, her airy visions, and etc. I will concede the point, I answered. Go on, who's next? DEAN FENN will run a large steam laundry in Chicago. A washerwoman with all his talents! . . . I groaned, this is too much. It needs talents to run a laundry, and this will be a model one, nothing will ever be lost there, and nothing will ever be starched that should not. There was DONNA SMITH, the tallest and homeliest girl in the class, her favorite occupation gum chewing and her favorite study the volleyball reports. Changing in course of time to the basketball scores. SHARON MILLER will become a railroad president. She will hunt up a truly domestic man for her mate and they will live in everlasting bliss. • 41 Now we are out in the middle of a 6,000 acre ranch, and out in the middle of the ranch is a ranchouse. Who is that we see coming out of the house. Well I'll be it's none other than CURTIS FLETCHER, JULIAN SANSOM, and DONALD BENTLEY, the new owners. These boys sure have gone places, don't you think so? the wee little voice said. You're not serious about Curtis, Julian and Donald being partners are you? Why asked the little creature. Well, because they never got along in school. What's all the ruckus about, out in Hollywood? Well, now I see. A group of your former classmates are all praising the success of the play Modern People. What, my former classmates, movie stars! Well who are they? Well the movie stars are none other than DAVID BENTLEY and MAXWELL WHITE, who I understand are both former basketball players. They are proud to be sharing the honors with none other than CAROLYN SHEPARD, who is the top actress out there now. What's up now? everyone is rushing over to the door. They're pushing their way to a beautiful young lady, and a young man. No, it can't be, yep, that's who it is. It's PASTY SMITH the author of MODERN PEOPLE and Edward Taylor the director. I still don't believe it, I said; My former classmates, movie stars. Next on the line we have a champion in the crowd. Well, who is it? I asked impatiently. Well it is a wonder that a girl, so devoted to her books as MARY ANN MERCER could ever become so professional in tennis to win the College championship. The last of your former classmates is your president of 1963. That's right RENA CLARK. She's a real pop singer now. Her latest is He's My Hounddog Baby. Well, I be, they are well on there way up. But you mixed me up so dreadfully. I think that I could have done better myself, and what about all of these good fortunes? Alas, there is too much to relate, the creature exclaimed with a wink and a grinace and in another moment I was again in the twilight of my room with my thought. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Vada Finuff, will my habit of sleeping in English class to Martha Suber. I, Patsy Smith, will my ability to graduate in twelve years, to my brother, Russell. I, Laurette Faircloth, will my quiet ways to Syble Alday. I, Mary Ann Mercer, will my weight and height to Linda Jemison. I, Carolyn Shepard, will my ability to be a bow-legged majorette to Sharon Proctor. I, Tommy Hosey, will my ability to be President of the Beta Club to Chubby Fletcher. I, Julian Sansom, will my blonde hair to Tracey Hanney. I, Donald Bentley, will my foul shot record to Wayne Shepard. I, Maxwell White, will my ability to dunk a basketball to Clinton Hobbs. I, Carol McAlpin, will my freckles to Alan Bentley. They iook good with blonde hair. I, Jackie Proctor, will my drumming abilities to Peggy Essman. I, David Bentley, will my height to Sandy VanLandingham. I, Rena Clark, will my ability to be president of the Senior class to my cousin, Jane, and my ability to get along with teachers to anyone. I, Curtis Fletcher, Jr., will my Electronic mind to Billy Richards. I, Sharon Miller, will my ability to represent Greensboro High School in the Miss Gadsden County Beauty Bageant to my sister, Martha Miller. I, Dean J. Fenn, will my ability NOT to play BASKETBALL to future prospects. 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