Greenwood High School - Dragons Den Yearbook (Greenwood, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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U, ,xx , ' 1 --,s '. I QMAQ '1 Wm ' QQWM5-eye To each student, faculty member, and patron of the Greenwood Schools, I want to express my appreclatlon for the part you have played 1n maklng possible a good school program Through the co operatlve effort of all, a COHt1nuOuS opportunlty for youth to grow 9duC3t1On To the Senlors, ln partlcular, and to all students ln general, I extend my best wlshes for true happlness ln all your years to come Slncerely, f4W5f Z7'4fIhA1nQ?f ally is offered. ' gaafui Og Dawzm 77. 7. Af. Ofjcbma HARVEY T. PAULK Vocational Agriculture MABLE TROST First Grade JEAN AMMONS Second Grade frin Turner Third Grade IRENE WHITTINGTON Fourth Grade N-Nw I ,rv 'iiill A yy - L Zi., Photo not .fdvaifaga fur 'WPf'rv4rf- M... is 'sw- ROY M . DELONEY Principal History MARGA RET DELONEY English NOLEN HANCOCK Coach, History Fifth and Sixth Grade PRISCILLA NEWSOME Coach, Business W. E. NEWSOME Math, Phys. Ed. ELIZABETH ZORN Science Home Economics ! ' X H H x A Q l K Y k mais D. ll 41, i sig 1-1' .- lzngf 'z L. rf? 1 -v,. 1 ,W 1 1-1 .153 , 1 , v 4 'f-nik f 'WH .. J.. T f3,..I, , llgtsi-'U 1 'A 4. 1 I w W . U L+- 1. 1 A uv 9 4 1 .,- r n , - f ' - ,X - QAI ,, 1 rl 1,5 l we ,K v Q ,QE 4 rr i-5 :QV N- 1 X SARA WINDHAM President This genial, friendly girl knows a thing or two, at least she knows what degree she wants, M. R. S. ROBERT CULVER Secretary -Treasurer Bingo! A winner on all counts. CHARLES CLOUD A cloud that we'll never mind seeing. . . the silver shines through on this one. NEGATHA PITTMAN Vice President What would we do with- out Negatha? We'd all be lonesome, 'cause she just belongs! VERA LEE CONNER A quiet, sensible girl, We all love her. BUCK PIERCE The possessor of a keen sense of humor, his best friends are those who know him best. An honest to goodness fine fellow. .ogy Q 5 95- 1 .Th 's 1. N, N 'Fw Y, 'N -V75 it-.L.2 U-' tx LOMELL MITCHELL She's free -hearted and kind, and in that line, Friendship with pleas- ure is surely combined. JOHN JACKSON Round and round he goes and where he'll stop everyone knows- the top JOE NEAL BELCHE Tall, slender, and neat, We all agree he's hard tobeat. LAVERNE MERCER Quiet, good and sweet A better girl you'll never meet. EFFIE CLARA CONRAD So quiet one would hardly know she is there, but possessing withal a spirit rare. KENNETH DAVIS Popularity? It is glory's small charge. ik ? 4? if p N:- ali T 'EQ' 1., 'N X- pf -Hn. 'U - YN A DOROTHY BRUNER Loyal-hearted, strong of mind, a finer girl you'll never find. JOHNNY OLIVE Always generous, good and true, very loyal and studious too. BILLY OSWALD Nothing hinders him, or daunts him. ELIZABETH PITTMAN Original wit and heart of gold, Charming personality and grace twice told. BETTY JO MITCHELL Never lets pleasure interfere with getting A's , she leaves a vacancy that will be hard to fill. R. C. POOLE A good fellow among good fellows. The only requisite to liking him is to know him. CHRISTINE POWELL To see her, you must meet her, in meeting her, you love her! ROY DANIELS Roy is a rather quiet sort of fellow, but the kind that one likes from the very start. HAROLD JENSEN A hard working boy, success is surely to be his. BARBARA PITTMAN A maiden tall, a maiden fair, A maiden with a queenly air. SHIRLEY LOGAN An ideal girl who knows her business .... Versatility and good judgment. EDWIN DUCE A good -natured boy of unusual ment. We all like him. 7 I , x 1 , 5 1 w , 3.4 . , . ,,,, 4 I . . 1 Ja X 1 ul L.,--f,vy:'--. I R N , K 5 t . . f nf v , I z L W x f ' 'iw 1 V ' 1 . gf- .4 . W, ,V I -V bf- , f.Q,f. , ' . -facie 77644: 7amwz l -WE JJ .1 ... .2 .- 1,- '4 94 Win: .L A me-2 .:. .-J LINL' x x U x , I , 1 .-Af wg. 1 5 , fn rt. .gaif 1 V ' 1 1 - '41 , .. , I I -- w 1 s m V 1 I . I i I ' : iv- j . .za r ww 1 n- . . , 1 Q Q .., ,nr lv LV, 13' 5 wc. i . 5 .t- :hug 4- '1g A 71 f E -,.1'- :. 1 J , H 7 2. Wim' Wewalfdle Wim papalwz - Wine! 'hzefleaml . ,,-R4. Q-,M A pmeaaalrftg I 77544: ,-izdzmz 5 4 W 'Rl ,...J PURE-PEP K ,sm ,. , ,, , 1 , BJQMWQ f -1-v ! Wdtkd it an GI . Q X ' 9jmf,i5 , -,...- ...Y- fddd Wialafzg One September day, twelve years ago, a group of little boys and girls found their way into the first grade room. Miss Louise Olive guided them through the first year of getting acquainted with school. Included in this group were Elizabeth, Barbara, and Negatha Pittman, Betty Jo Mitchell, Sara Windham, and Dorothy Bruner. We worked hard, played together, and learned to get along with one another. After Christmas we had to go to school in the Smith Mansion because our school building had bumed during the holidays. The second year all returned with bright, glowing smiles except Negarha, who moved to Panama City. This was a successful year with Miss Margaret Turner as our teacher. In the third grade we went to our new school building. Although it was not completed we were very proud of it. Negatha Pittman, Harold Jensen and Robert Culver joined our class this year. During the fourth year we had three teachers--Mrs. Cartledge, Mrs. Hughes, and Miss Willis. Miss Shirley Turner taught us in the fifth and sixth grades. In the seventh grade how happy, yet how awed we were to be in high school! Mr. W. C. Burdeshavs was our principal. Our eighth year was a successful one also. We were joined by Jo Neal Belche from Poplar Springs. The ninth year was to be even more marvelous than any before. As we walked into the room, we noted quite a few new pupils. These included Effie Clara Conrod, Vera Lee Conner, Roy Daniels, Lomell Mitchell, John Jackson, Christine Powell, Lavern Mercer, Charles Cloud, and R. C. Poole, all from Dellwood. Edwin Duce, Shirley Logan and Billy Oswald were from Central. School really began to take on new interest since our class was now a large one. Mr. G. W. Bryan was our new principal. In the tenth grade, Mr. Bryan was again our principal. Kenneth Davis and Buck Pierce joined our class this year. All of this made way for smooth sailing as juniors under the direction of our new principal, Mr. Deloney. Johnny Olive joined us this year. Our junior play, Call Me Darling , directed by Miss Baggett, was a great success. Then everybody indulged in the thrilling preparation for our Junior-Senior Banquet, sponsored by Mrs. Janice Allen. It was, also, during this year that we received our class rings. We began the twelfth year with our same principal and a new sponsor, Mrs. Deloney. Being a senior has brought some privileges.. We are very proud of our large class, which consists of twelve boys and twelve girls. We are publishing our edition of The Dragon's Den and know it will bring back many pleasant memories as we turn each page. The class of '52 is looking forward to the great future that lies ahead of us. Some will go to college, others will apply for jobs, and still others will enter married life. It has been a wonderful school life, and now as we near the top of the hill, we feel sure these twelve years will be a benefit and will make the going easier for each one of us. Betty Io Mitchell ... . -- gg'-wr kddpw Ten years from now--- I see--- JOE NEAL BELCHE as a great advertising manager for the Saturday Evening Post . DOROTHY BRUNER as a foreign missionary in Japan. CHARLES WAYNE CLOUD pursuing the life of a happy old bachelor Loving 'em all EFFIE CLARA CONROD as a dramatic teacher in Florida State University. ROBERT CULVER as manager of Monte Carlo in Mexico. VERA LEE CONNER as a great nurse, nursing her husband back to health after an aeroplane wreck. ROY DANIELS as a secret agent for the government. Little LAVERNE MERCER as a great professor of astrology in Oxford. KENNETH DAVIS as a prize fighter. BETTY IO MITCHELL as private secretary for the President of Hartsfor University. EDWIN DUCE as janitor of Chipola Junior College. LOMELL MITCHELL as manager of a big chain store in Dellwood. JOHN JACKSON as contractor for Wilson and Knight. BARBARA PITTMAN posing as a model for the New York Fashion I-louse. HAROLD JENSEN as a great farmer, attending all the Farm Bureau meetings. ELIZABETH PITTMAN as a famous home economics teacher of Greenwood School. JOHNNIE OLIVE administering to the poor, sick, and needy. NEGATHA PITTMAN as a beautician for Hollywood's movie stars. BILLY OSWALD as an animal trainer for Bamum and Bailey. CHRISTINE POWELL teaching sportsmanship to basketball players. BUCK PIERCE succeeding Hopalong Cassidy as foreman of Bar 20 Ranch. SARA WIND!-IAM now happily married to Billy with their three darling children. R. C. POOLE as a stenographer for the Secretary of State. SHIRLEY LOGAN trying to get accustomed to life in Africa. As you can easily see, we shall all be so busy ten years from now, it would be need less to call a class reunion. Shirley Logan -4,445 7066! Had 7e4Z4nnevfL' Jackson County State of Florida We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty two, of Greenwood High School, being of sane mind and sound body, and realizing that the time of parting is drawing nigh, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills heretofore made by us. To our beloved guardians, the faculty, we do hereby bequeath: The right to give to future classes the D's they lavished upon us. To our eldest children, the Juniors: The right of assuming the proper Senior dignity. To our deserving children, the Sophomores: All our book reports and other papers of which they can make use--especially our chemistry notebooks. To our unsophisticated children, the Freshmen: The right to do unto others as they were done unto. To the individuals of the class: I, Lomell Mitchell, will my popularity to the Junior Girls of 51 -52. I, Effie C. Conrad, will my height to Earline Williams. I, Bob Culver, will my deepest sympathy to all students who wait until the twelfth grade to take chemistry. I, Elizabeth Pittman, will my giggles to Aida Tatom. I, Shirley Logan, will by ability to play basketball to Syble. I, R. C. Poole, will my deepest sympathy to all students who will have to make outlines in American History under Mr. Hancock. We, Sara Windham, and Dorothy Bruner, will to Mary Nell Baskett and Myma Brooks our ability to sing pretty duets. I, Charles W. Cloud, will my curly hair to 'Jay Bird Hunt provided he will have it reset every week. I, Roy Daniels, will my pretty tenor voice to John Bland. I, John Jackson, will my ability to work chemistry problems to any future student who can reason. I. Billy Oswald, will my ability to forget everything that I start to William Schack, provided he will make better use of it. I, Edwin Duce, will anything of mine anybody wants provided they use it to the greatest extent. I, Harold Jensen, will my original wit to make up book reports in English to 'Jay Bird' Hunt provided he will make all of them laugh. I, Betty Jo Mitchell, will my ability to make A's to Lillie M. Poole. I, Lavern Mercer, will my noisy disposition to Veraline Mercer. I, Buck Pierce, will my ability to ring free shots to James Hart. I, Vera Lee Conner, will my ability to play the piano to Judy White. I. Kenneth Davis, will my ability to ring long shots to Charles W. I. Negatha Pittman, will my ability to cheer to Betty Sue Pittman. l, Joe Neal Belche, will my position on the basketball team to Charlie Schack, provided he grows three feet taller by next season. I, Barbara Pittman, will my ability to shoot overhead shots to Sarah Matthews, provided she doesn't loose her temper when she misses. Besides the bequests , we leave our best wishes to any and all who may desire them. Finally, we do ,hereby name and appoint as the sole executor of this, our last will and testament, our class advisor, Mrs. Roy M. Deloney. QBarbara Pittmanj ,- K VVJ mzdcvza MARY WILLIS SHIRLEY CHARLES ANN BROOKS President LAWRENCE WATFORD Student Council Sec. and Treas. Student Representative Council Representative S gwwiv ,J MWRY grams! 7 X' a 44' .' s X H tr VERNICE MAE BLAN EARLINE WILLIAMS BETTY JANE GRIMSLEY LENORA BASFORD EDWARD E. HUNT DOROTHY CHAMBLISS JOHN BLAND Z' J, . Q . ,ff kk x X' f , J I YWMM Sa Betty R. Croft Aida Taton Fletcher Syble Verlie Faye President Sec. and Treas. Dunaway Pittman Duce Betty Jane Josie William Sarah Verallne Allen Tipton Shack Matthews Mercer l Frances Cornelia Byron E. 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Billy Joe Allen Dorothy Bland Myrna Brooks Betty Jean Brown Lamar Basford X M'-fuk' PU YA KX X 19 I f wi' ' QW x - .1 x Nx fl Hazel Green Rebecca Green Lavada Mercer Cecil Evans Nell Pittman Vivian Yarborough George Taton Pat Windham Qwubt Qfiyh L 2 D P-1, 'H X Sweat! guide if 5 1 C J -Je: -.El P is Ku Marie Culver Stanley Pittman Billy H. Wall Lamar Yarbrough Emily Culver David Fowler Martha Davis Kenneth Branch Glenda Lowery Edward Rogers Vivian Hartzog Milton Pittman Mamie C. Creel Marelyn Pender Carolyn Pender Eugene Evans Levone Powell Charles Shack Darell Hart Charles Batchelor Willis Hartsfield Don Batchelor Annie P. Powell Curtis Shivers Johnny N. Duce Jack Oswald Vera Mae Hart James Grimsley Betty Sue Pittman Kenneth Basford Elizabeth Watford M. D. Merriet Mary Nell Basket Mary Ann Mitchell Willie Jane Ford N K ls Q. iN. we A I S Alf' al if ft M: 'XB -' 2, 'Y J ,f -'- 1 ceded qua H I A noIc',Q IX mf 51:74.54 74:4 gauze Q fo. ,Q , Mg, A KT g ' , 'b ii'-..' -5,'f. 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Josie Tipton: Her small size is misleading, she is fast as greased lightning accurate on long and short shots, and has a knack of being where the ball is. Sarah Matthews: The kind of forward that gives guards trouble--she shoots from 'way back --shows plenty of promise. Shirley Lawrence: A fast, aggressive forward who shows promise. Lavada Mercer: A ninth grader, who has both accuracy and speed, and she shows promise of becoming an excellent player. Christine Powell: A varsity player for three years, tall, alert, and depend- able--has plenty of spirit. Shirley Logan: Another three-year varsity player--even-tempered,depend- able--a good all-round guard. Betty Ruth Croft: A tenth grader, making the varsity in the 9th grade--and extremely fast, aggressive guard, who would be a credit to anybody's team. Mary Willis: A player who is literally on the ball --very good at breaking up passes--a good guard. Effie Clara Conrad: A dependable, even -tempered guard with the height it takes to guard the big ones. Verlie Faye Duceg A sophomore with lots of pep and ability--a good defensive player. N-' Jos N. BELCHB BUCK PIERCE Q +11 -2. , 'sz '- R. C. POOLE EDWARD E. HUNT 9--W ... -., -:n.Y YW. HAROLD JENSEN KENNETH DAVIS K-f Q' E Fw 1 ' ' EDWIN DUCE I I ?cw.6etlaZZ S Joe Neal Belche: Senior, six feet-two inches, now playing in his second year as the Dragon's regular center, and he is improving day by day. His daily practice and desire to keep in perfect condition will make him one of the best centers in Northwest Florida. Kenneth Davis: Senior, five feet-nine inches, the smallest man on the squad, but where there is lack of size there is greater use of brain. His speed is a threat to any opponent who relaxes on his heels. Edwin Duceg Senior, five feet-nine and one-half inches, a very good sport, is plenty fast and is always there fighting when the chips are down. His ability to dribble causes the enemy plenty of trouble. Edward Earl Hunt: Junior, six feet-one and one-half inches, the largest man on the squad, a size which sometimes proves to be a handicap. Though considered to be the seventh man on the squad, he keeps right on fighting for a regular position. He will see a lot of service before the season is over. Harold Jensen: Senior, six feet-one-half inches, this is his first year up for the Varsity squad. He had a good season with the B group last year, and that experience should prove to be of much value to him as the season goes by. At the present he is holding a regular position as guard. Buck Pierce: Senior, six feet-two inches, now holding down a for- ward position. Last year he had a good season, and should be even better this season. R. C. Poole: Senior, five feet -eleven inches, shifted to forward as an effort to improve the team, and that change seems to have helped. 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Greenwood, Florida if Wnfjmei Y. d,F1 d ,1 l 'l : -'l GENERAL MERCHANDISE ONE STOP STORE JA - A' W G woo H 'IMW4 :ew X T E A T Heacff E HARDWAQE Co. jj Kaiser Lilliston Avery Allis Chalmers Best Wishes from the Bealls R. B. Beall, ST. Wallace Beall Marianna, Florida R. B. Beall, Jr. g Compliments of ma Owe 6 , N Qeewwwd COMPANY Praooucrs Malone, Florida , COMPANY ll 3 affair ' W., - : ' 1 0 A, 1 , 5 'il- i- is h n nil IW Greenwood, Florida vas! IC E if com Qotafe cv. C ottonwo od , A la ba ma Shop At Qafai awe! SAVE Two Separate Stores Farm Store - 2055 Oates Street Main Store - 125 W. Main Street Catalog Department - Appliances Dothan, Alabama I Q Q' i f-9 Q ' Q1 X tttlt i iw XYNX El i 1 Sggp 'Z IVIGTOR CO Marianna, Florida Marianna, Florida we We in r -fern im Auro STO QE Asggwi' Everything for the home Auto and Sportsman Rex D. Wroten, Owner Easy Pay Plan Marianna, Florida wwe IXAOTOIQ C ONAFDANY Marianna, Florida Compliments of Qazckacom coumrr mom DAN Marianna, Florida DEPENDABLE v SERVICE y? f N EAI. gl! FU N ERAI. H o M E Carl Neal Phone 90 Marianna, Florida I M PLE M E NT ui'.'iL'1'p'...'.AfvM C O. HARVEY .Tohn Deere H 5, Equipment I , ,:3'f ' Sales 8: Service MET! :Lp Ph 172 ' f . X p Donaizljnville, ,ffl!f'lig W' B' Long' Jr' Georgia Marianna, Florida Compliments of Batteries Tires - Tubes jf 0462006 ' SAE A 6 E S H O E STORE Marianna, Florida Auto Accessories We Repair All Makes of Cars and Sell Used Cars Greenwood, Florida 15. B. HATCHEI2 Greenwood 8: Bascom Barber Shop Work is done by a registered licensed graduate barber Business is appreciated Compliments of HILDE GJAR DE Q55 KAW Ma rianna, Florida Congratulations U?m6e'rf Whwwmiey Dona lsonville , Georgia C omplingeiits of . Qfgeflflf IWC PHARMACY Chattahoochee , Florida For Economical T ransportation J1 Compliments of 2-' RO ERT L.M?CI?A Y I NTE R C I TY B J 2, R C O U NTY CHEVROLET 00? J c o . f cj . Chattahoochee, Fla. Marianna' Florida Clark-Bell Funeral Home Qfkd. Quik FUNERAL DI IZECTOR. Vg. O. Bell, Sr. PF. O. Box 218 Telephone 80 Chattahoochee, Florida Congratulations to the Seniors of 1952 ackafvw C OU NTY lViOTOR COMPANY Marianna, Florida .5 eww' 651' M o'ro 2 C O . Telephone 663 gi ' D 3' 2 a u ,- Marianna, Florida - - what Q ' dime BA N O 4: M ,Lowa Let us help ou save your p ney Malone , lorida Compliments 40-WL Wefme ICE 5. C2212 STODAGE Malone , Florida F I : X . 1 v Q25 eu. STATE BANK Compliments and Best Wishes Eash Deposit Insured up to S 10,000 Marianna, Florida IQOYA1. CROWN B CTT L I N C5 C O . Marianna, Florida For Comfort ' I For Durability ff '1-'a .faf . yr For Style WI 'I' fffiiig-'S G .5ifi'3- T S E E DANLEY FLJIEN ITUIEE CO. Marianna , Florida I fvmzfaffffr , 5 ff I O C ENT 'WUI stong' STOIEE Your favorite compliment on Lafayette Street Marianna , Florida -I-Ime Doomvaq to I:a9I'1ions- TURNEI2'S, INC. Marianna , F lo rida Qnumetm LAUNDQYF Qi CLEANERS Give us your wash day blues Marianna, Florida NIAIQIANNA OLIVEI2 TIQACTOI? CO ,, V' 2 91 Marianna, Florida L H- ea,O0 NIOTOIQ CO. Oldsmobile 116 N. Jefferson Street Telephone 109 Marianna, Florida We wish to thank our ad- vertisers who made this Year- book possible. We ask you, fellow stu- dents, to patronize these lib- eral merchants. fi' ZZ' 3 Y' x I , . . f H '?. L T' A I 1 lf 1 Y 5 -I L1 -H h . , 5 J mi 1, 251 1 3 , W. 1 ' 1514-51 -Q ' Afjl ' 5 1, K A . ' -UK ww 5 . '12 A 'iii if 'r xv' H 2 '. 1? 'Saw , fog WWIJWZZ ,fax GENERAL MERCHANDISE Greenwood, Florida El ,F 's A PLEASURE To AAIT L 1 YOUM m,,, Ill! I gg.- ,,-3 al THORNTO N'S Thornton's home and auto supply Sporting goods -Home appliances 127 Lafayette Street Marianna, Florida Compliments of GRA NT HARDWARE CO. Marianna , Florida ?c905c9m'5 BOAT LO D C5 E Live Minnows Good Fishing Marianna, Florida M366 FURNITUEECO., Appeals to the modern eye Marianna, Florida Compliments of P OVV LE D6 E SEED Y SUPPLY CO. KA seed for every need, Marianna, Florida Congratulations H IGHTOVVERS A Good Drug Store Marianna, Florida 1'-f ! A -,. .....-::--r- -..,,Lah-an-w fi! W1 CW' 5 Be.vis ' Men Shop ----- Brigham's Farm Supply ------ Billie's Beauty Shop -------- - - - Eleanor Shop -------------- Fellows Finance Com an Chattahoochee, Florida Donalsonville, Georgia -Donalsonville, Georgia - - - -Dothan, Alabama N: - Marianna, Florida P Y' 'Wj,1-2--'- 'a ,Aff ...... Jackson Barber Shop- 7, Jitney Jungle Grocery- - -if A. J. 'Kingry ----- - - Q- Malone Trading Company- Marianna Machine Supply- W. W. Morris ------- D. S. Parkman 81 Company J. R. 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