Groveland High School - Way We Were Yearbook (Groveland, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

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'23 26640 6334.014 j the wo yeatsoi set- d Math in deep ap vice he has tendered a xeachet, and intense inmerest he in the Bela Ciub and our scbooi, we, Greenb ack Staff oi 51-52, gr areiuiiy dedi nai to Eau W . Peck. C316 this ann ' a in px eciamion oi s a Science an has taken the 1 Q 4 4' if 4 f a Qi :pt 1 , 15,4 2 vi ! fi mfg, 4? 1 ?WfZ? ji. f' L if 'I f .X If ZW? MR, VOWELL MR. STRAIT Supervising Principal Assistant Pn g Biology N MISS BRANCH MISS BUNCH MR. BUCK MR. CAMPBELL MR. COLLINS Librarian Commercial Social Studies Agriculture Science and nd Athktics Math Rs FY f if MR. COOKE MR. KING MRS. KING MR. PECK MRS. PECK English and English and Home Economics Science and English and Spanish N ,QU Hist ry: Math Social Studies J Lf' ,I r, . . I A R 4-is MRS. MRS. LARISEY MRS. COOKE MISS TOMLINSON MRS. BARMORE Sixt ti Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Third Grade Second Grade KX I M if S911 A, X If MRS, RENTCHLER MRS. SIMPSON MRS. LACKEY MRS. FLETCHER MR. STALLINGS Second Grade First Grade First Grade Music English and Social Studies MRS. BUCK MRS. BRIDGES MRS. LEE MR. BAUKNIGHT ' Office Secretary Cafeteria Cafeteria Custodian Valedictorian MADALENA IATTUSO Activity Award Citizenship Award TURNER BOOTH JOHN ED ODOM D.A.R. Award A11-Mid State VIRGINIA BRIDGES qFoomba1Ip RAY SEWELL if 21662725 President EARL FERENCE Vice President JAMES WEIR Secretary DON WYNN VJ -41' NORMA BOOTH TURNER BOOTH VIRGINIA BRIDGES BEVERLY BRUNER Treasurer VIRGIL PARRISH Reporter JEAN CRAWFORD Sponsor MR. S,S. BUCK NOEL CAIN IEAN CRAWFORD EARL FERENCE GILFORD GAFFNEY JOYCE HUNT MADALENA JATTUSO YN CAROLYN JENKINS EDWINA JUDY . EARL KINLAW SHIRLEY KINLAW l' JOHN ED ODOM MARY HELEN OGDEN C1490-N A ' CAROLYN PMNTER VIRGIL PARRISH 06 ff CORNE1.. IA PATTERSON RAY SEWELL -71 ..,,,,,..a.4. ,,., , ,, Y , -.+.,,... -- JOYCE SHORT JANET TOMLINSON JAMES WEIR DON WYNN N rf! ,-lla... ..u.v.Y- .. , un...-... 6444320 On this clear, bright day, November 4, 1962, I, Don Wynn walk down the streets of Groveland trying to find the paper boy so I can read the sports page. Oh! There's Earl Ference with a paper. l'll just look on with him and save a half a dollar, the cost of a paper. Good morning Mayor, how's the family, mind if I look at the paper with you? The headlines read G. ELMO GAFFNEY NAMED NATION'S MOST PERFECTLY DEVELOPED MAN. GRASS-SNAKES WIN! Coach Ray Sewell leads Conference with 'I straight wins. Sewell, All- American for three years and winning the title as The Toothless Power House. There's another Topic, Stetson's Cap Gun,,I meant Pistol Pete fVirgi1 Parrish.J He was a running mate of the Mighty Sewell. He scored 415 points in nine games, but just think that was with a broken back and several head operations. I also remember Butch Weir was elected captain of the All-Southern team. He was one of the best, the easy-going brain of The University of Southern Shame. He's now a bookkeeper if I re- member right. ' Aw! Mayor turn over to the society page: Flash-A -Diamond Bruner has just been robbed. She hired Noel, Sleepy Sam, Cain to hunt down the thief. I think it will turn out to be that spend- free husband of hers. Mary Helen's down the block. What's she doing? Oh! Shining an old 1950 Oldsmobile. Wonder why she's doing that, maybe she don't want to get fat. The town has really grown. Our class of '52 has helped out a lot. There's Shir1ey's Beauty Shop-- Buy Kinlaw Milk in back--her sign reads. Speedu Lonely-Hearts Club Building is about the biggest thing in town, with Joyce Gwendolyn Short, manager, owner and operator. And Carolyn Painter's new theater, starring Janet Twick-A-Knee Tomlinson in WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT IT?--a story of how Jean Ellen Crawford set a new record of time to Tenn. and back. Carolyn Jenkins just opened a permanent skating rink. She was in the Glass business. And thete's Virginia Bridges--just back in town. She is for the Grass-Snakes right or wrong. She is the popular, coach's wife and has started her own team. It takes a Lincoln to carry them all. There's Turner Booth down the block, sitting in the shade taking life easy. He doesn't have to worry about income taxes what with dependents, and Madelena ------ What was her name? Ohl Jattuso fl forgot, it's been changed so long. I wonder how she supports that husband of hers. Here comes Edwina fused to be Judyy with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and into the Post Office she goes hoping to get a letter from her man. Cornelia Patterson really looks important as state census-taker. By the way, she said Groveland has just reached the 10,000 count. Joyce, none other than the Ex-Joyce Hunt was elected the state's ideal housewife. I 0 ,l,,,..,, V,-lygn f--W-W --ff' --W- Norma Booth--I just can't keep up with. I think she's a nurse at Penicillin Field Hospital. John Ed Odom is the best farmer in Central Florida. The other day John Ed told me he crossed a Poland China hog and a rabbit. Believe it or not he said he got a schmoo. He killed it because he expected a Henry J. The last I heard. from Earl Kinlaw was the day after graduation, heading to Maryville, Tennessee Goodbye, Don Wynn I F ' -if L ,5,pd,.f5' . V .., 'A a-1 Q L 4lin..,,,, ,.l,,.,,, . .Y apwqy- -- --W --- v---f' -V v -' ' -Y -V - 1,--1-+.- -...1- - H--r'QlQ'LelllQylfL.. . zlulnl.-Y --7-----U -lllllQ- Seniar History Yes, it was September 8, 1940, and in the first grade the seed for the class of '52 plant was sown. This class of '52 plant had only three little roots, Shirley Kinlaw, Mary Helen Ogden and Gilford Gaffney. In its second year of growth, another one was added--from Astatula came Jean Crawford. This quartet spent their third year undisturbed. The fourth year it had five roots--Edwina Judy joined it from Bay Lake. This flourishing plant in its fifth year attracted everyone--from Winter Haven came a little leaf, Virginia Bridges and another, Joyce Hunt, came from Withlachooee. Joyce Short from Eaglelake added more beauty to it. James, better known as Butch Weir wanted to give Gilford some com- petition. Just one leaf was added the sixth year. Carolyn Painter joined the plant from Waterville, Kansas. The first year of Junior High the plant met with a disaster. It might have been a Florida hurricane, but it wasn't. It was the graduates from Mascotte Grammar School. They were: Virgil Parrish, Don Wynn, Beverly Bruner, Norma Booth and Janet Tomlinson. Again it was served a horrible blow-- from Orlando came Ray Sewell, and De Land lent Carolyn Jenkins for two years. Albany, Georgia, sent a tall and stalwart farmer, John Ed Odom. Then from Racine, Wisconsin, came the plants Italian touch, Madalena Jattuso. Suddenly, the class of '52 plant began to wilt. Beverly Bruner and Carolyn Painter shifted to Mont- verde to spend their eighth year. Carolyn Jenkins returned to De Land. Beverly Bruner and Carolyn Jenkins just couldn't stay away. They returned in the ninth year and added more life to the plant, Janet Tomlinson wandered over to Tampa for two years. Ten years of growth and the plant was still growing and thriving beautifully. It received from Penn- sylvania two fellows. Pittsburgh sent Earl Ference, and Philadelphia sent Noel Cain. Webster, Florida sent two: Cornelia Patterson and Turner Booth. QWho's following men A Junior plant now, and Janet Tomlinson returned from Tampa. This year the class of '52 plant pre- sented a play, Aunt Cathie's Cat. It was directed by Miss Virginia Sewell. Seniors--Earl Finney Kinlaw, a lost member of the '51 'ers, retired from the Navy and joined the class of '52 plant. Carolyn Painter, back from Montverde, renewed her acquaintance again. With the addition of these two, which made a total of 24, the little plant finally reached maturity. Yes, the little seed with the help and care of all the teachers along the way, grew and finally in '52 it bloomed for the first time. .Cast Will ,And Zcstamcnt I, Carolyn Jenkins, will my mischevious ways to Christine Plowden, to be used often. I, Turner Booth, will my smiling ability to Mr. King. I, Butch Weir, will my easy-going disposition to Eugene Holley. I, Cornelia Patterson, will my ability to blush to anybody who needs it. I, Joyce Short, will my position as cheerleader co-captain to Ienette Short. I, Norma Booth, will my short hair cuts to Roxie Ann Douglas to be used sparingly. l, Mary Helen Ogden, will my position as majorette to Deloris Bridges. l, Gilford Gaffney, will my bashful ways to Ralph Olson fif he needs themlj 1, Virgil Parrish, will my attitude to David Gaffney. I, Earl Kinlaw, will my duration in school to those who become discouraged. I, Carolyn Painter, will my ability to keep quiet in class to all noisy students. l, Joyce Hunt, will my contagious laugh to Alberta Grover to use often. We, Janet Tomlinson and Jean Crawford, will our faithful companionship to Dale Coppage and Ann Todd to be used liberally. QWhy this??J I, Madalena Jattuso, will my ability to go steady without fighting to Gerry Puryear. fwhat about it Gerry, think you need it?J I, John Ed Odom, will my casanova ability to Walter Green. I, Beverly Bruner, will Alvin Stewart because l can't take him with me. I, Edwina Judy, will my shyness to Joyce Whitworth. I,' Virginia Bridges, will all my overdue books to Miss Branch. I, Ray Sewell, will my height and size to Milton Walker. QMake good use of it, Miltony l, Shirley Kinlaw, will my good times during my Junior and Senior years to those who quit school before they get there. I, Earl Ference, have nothing to will. fPoor Fellow! lj I, Noel Cain will my ability to be quiet and to think to Jimmy Baker to be used often. lkitnesses: gba Qgigmedj ' 711 .... . ,, ..-:- em. SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN CAST: Robert Bruce - Paw .Mawvv - - - - - - - - - -TURNER BOOTH - - - - - -JOHN ED ODOM - - JANET TOMLINSON Curly ------ ---- RA Y SEWELL Sammie Fester Ed Small - - - Ellie Lou - - Zeke ---- Comey Bell - - Dizzy Mae - - - - - - BUTCH WEIR - - EARL FERENCE - - IEAN CRAWFORD - - - VIRGIL PARRISH - ' JOYCE SHORT - - -MARY H. OGDEN Carol Hughes - - - - NORMA BOOTH Doris Dean - - Is: 2' In I , 1 1 r PL ' I -A gig? 7 , 4' : . - - VIRGINIA BRIDGES I , :EI 4-44 A i' INN EV If 'gun' l,7vv., -llu --- --Hu '--rf Presldent - - - - - - - - - ---- ANN HENDRICKS Vice President ------------ RALPH OLSON Secretary ---- - - LORETTA sTEwART Q Treasurer - - - - - - EUGENE HOLLEY A' df Reporter - - - - - MARJORIE PAINTER , ' Sponsor - - - - - - MR. ROBERT ,ff B Xx x, , lx fzfg! if 'I 4 Y I ,fl us. ufw First Row: E. Alexander, D. Bass, B. Beckworth, C. Brantley. Second Row: H. Etherton, E. Evans, L. Frazier. E. Gaffney, A, Gaskins Third Row: A. Grover, R. Grover, M. Han, A. Hendricks, I,D. 1-nu. ,...,A -, ,,.. , T ...,uvu1nvy...-- -- .-v iw-----,. -4,-w , --,--,...,,Y- 1--vrf,,..'---ay-nun.,-4,.. ,,.,.-V--Tv--. -Y--------.-f -H A --Y--4.--5-535--vip n 1 First Row: E. Holley, N. Howard, I.M. Jones, R. Jones, W.F. Jones. Second Row: L. Kelley, E. Lord, E. Muraro, R. Olson, M. Painter. Third Row: J. Polk, R. Rowe, J. Rozar, A. Simmons, A. Stewart. Fourth Row: L. Stewart, H. Todd, P. Tyson, P. Watkins. -vu-.., 1 Wm ig .-1 E255 I 5 W . A, ff, awmwix f1:ff5 'wn'w , 6 ff ,ff Z5 Q g, .ff1 ,Qi V iff- L ,, V me is mi R 2 M A C W x ia ' ii Q 1 J , ,.,. nv-- MX, 1 R , B President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Barbara Rimes Vice President - - - - - David Gaffney Secretary ---- - -Geraldine Puryear Reporter - - - - Charlotte Booth Sponsor - - - -Mr. Earl Peck DUN HRV! F YN WIA! ,,,.r B 2 - ..- 1 r Q 1 Am, , P i -'Q il - 1' . sr K A fl, y ' 7112 First Row: B. Anderson, J. Blackburn, C. Booth, T. Cockcroft, BJ. Douglas, D. Gaffney Second Row: W. Green, W. Johnson, R. Kurfiss, M. Livingston, G, Parrish, N. Pinardi. Third Row: L.M. Poole, G. Puryear, C. Redd, B. Rimes, S. Roberts, F. Willard. l 1 I lr I' ' 1 .' as O Arn 'X .L 4 fz S-'X ,V K 'P' 3 ' V f I , , , 4 A, rl' ,,.fl' X lcfi- .. 'X '- , - Xxsw bg: kj , i Xi, lv XA my kj, Q, l . 'Q' NN I ' fs., X Q5 ,1, , 'E' Q, t,5ggv '2s -M N .f ' ig Xxfxk ' ly.. ' hu Qx. ' ? U . A '-L A xx'xu'iuLK'x X ,i xf WVU- t X-xx . 'LA 1 L. xt? Y A President ---- - - -J.D. Rhoden Vice President - - - -Richard Gaudio Secretary - - - - - - E,J, Jenkins Treasurer - - - - - Mary Nell Burns Reporter - - ---- Ann Todd H5555 hs if S' 'XR 709 ngnassts wg K V 4 g 0 9 J First Row: J. Alford, A. Arline, J. Baker, D. Bridges, K. Brackiny M.N. Burns. Second Row: L. Carlson, L, Coppage, F, Cribb, A. Evans, M. Galassi, R. Gaudio. Third Row: M.F. Hyatt, E.J. Jenkins, A. Johnson, V.M. Ipnes, J. Langfelt, E. Newman Odom Parrish Perry Plowden Poole Rhoden Rimes Rowe Sewell Short Spillane Stewart D. Story W. Story Thomas Thurmond Todd Watkins ...L .,.u r P 'wi President ---- ----- S ue Rozar Reporter ----- - - - Sadie Tinsley Vice President ------ Betty Sue Hooten Sponsor ---------- Mrs. Mable King Secretary-Treasurer - - - ---- Mavis Ard gighfizr Grade Hays so President ---- - Don Adkinson Reporter ---- - - - -Bill Cockcroft Vice President - - - - - - Bill Cockcroft Sponsor - - - - R,A. Campbell Secretary-Treasurer - - - Danny Meadows Seeeuflz Grade Girls President - - - - - - Betty Lou Barmore Reporter - - - - Patricia Lucas Vice President - ---- - Nita Jane Tyson Sponsor - - - - - Miss Branch Secretary-Treasurer ----- - Jane Booth Seventh Grade Keys President ---- - - -Harlan Stewart Reporter ----- - - Bazel Hart Vice President - - - - - Donnie Sewell Sponsor - - - Mr. Collins Secretary-Treasurer - - - - Rodney Lee gfmwwy ri Sixth Grade Front Row, left to right: W. Hidgon, D. Tripp, R. Tyson, B. Sangsster, J. Scharf, T. Robinson, D, Langfeldt, M. Bass, C. Roberts, P. Wilder, J. Silva, W. Merritt, R. McCall. Second Row: J. Rudd, B,J. Meadows, D. Nipper, D. Duncan, W. Brown, D. Story, B.J. Frazier, B.A. Strait, M.L. Hill, F. Tousignant, M.A. Alford, J. Micheloni, H. Ramey. Third Row: Mrs. Elva Doyle L. Miller, D. Sloan, B. Muraro, M.L. Rhoden. J. Robinson, R. Plowden, R. Ramsey, R. Booth, E.A. Johns, P. Hart, E. Hill, B. Wilkins. Not Pictured: J. Carleton, C. Hill. 5'1f!l1 Grddc Front Row, left to right: R. Cureton, G. Joiner, L. Duvall, J. Joiner, D. Dean, B. Tyson, E. Jenkins, D.J. Rhebb, L.L. Hyatt, K. Hart, M. Hyatt, P. Hart. Second Row: S. Booth, B. Story, P. Kelley, B. Bass, E. Coppage, J. Williams, J. Register, O. Johns, R. Story, G. Equivelley, B. Tyson, J. Moulton, D. Giddens. Third Row: Mrs. Larisey, D. McDonald, T. Bickford, F. Oker- lind, G.W. Jenkins, G. Lenore, L.E. Todd, C. Wimberly, E. Pyburn, R. Hart, G. Vaughn, W. Bridges, L. Gano, T, Fudge. -A .,....-. , 7ourfl1 Grade First Row, left to right: C. Hill, D. Varnado, C.I. Cockcroft, B. Busbee, C. Buck, BJ. Humphrie, L. Beach, C. Fraizier, C. Laminack, R. Williams, R. Bradley, R. Sangster. Second Row: M. Pad- gett, T. Drawdy, A. McFarland, K. Bolin, J. Gano, I. Bedgood, B. Duncan, B.A. Silva, L. Gaskins, S. Sloan, G. Alford, B. Clark, M. Scharf. Third Row: D. Clark, P. Hamilton, L. Ramsey, L. Walker, J. Myers, L.C. Brown, J. Williams, R. Hill, F. Tiritilli, M.L. Bedgood, P. Rudd, E. Fudge. Teacher, Mrs. Ellen Cooke. xQ fun, A Third Grade First Row, left to right: R. Howard, D. Ramsey, J. Hardin, R. Varnado, S. Woodard, J. Strait, P. Rowland, P. Meadows, W. Blackburn, R. Sanderson, D. Crawford, H. Carroll. Second Row: R. Bass, R. Brown, J. Livingston, M. Holley, A. McDonald, D. Austin, P. Cureton, I. White, L. Atkinson, R. Gaffney, C. Barmore. J. Rudd. Back Row: G. York, C. Cash, I, Epperson, J. Gaudio, S. Larson, L. Giddens, A. Campbell, S. Powell, T. Brown, E. Booth, V. Robinson. Teacher, Miss G. Tomlinson. ?irsf Grade MRS. SIMPSON Q 1 MISS LACKEY I '10 . f 3a'i.aQfi'g?Ap ,H we , , , ,, , ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,7,,,,,7,, 2 i Best A11 Around Most Courteous Friendliest NORMA-EARL REGGIE-VIRGINIA ILA MAE-NORMAN Most Bashful Wittiest Most Cheerful CORNELIA-GILFORD BUTCH -BARBARA VIRGIL-CHARALENE f Most Athletic Most Ambitious CAROLYN-RAY TURNER-EMILY a First Row, left to right: M . ,sw ' GROVELAND VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM S. Buck, Coach, W. Green, D. Bass. J.Weir, R. Sewell, V. Parrish E. Ference, E. Holley, R Olson. Second Row: G. Gaffney, J. Watkins, D. Padgett, L. Kelley R. Kurfiss, E. Gaffney, R. Jones, N. Pinardi. Third Row: A. Johnson, L. Frazier, D, Wynn T. Booth, D. Gaffney, B. Beckworth, G. Crawford. it 45 , 7, c GROVELAND HIGH SCHOOL ' 51-52 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE L, H 'W TEAM PLACE RESULTS We They Bushnell There 27 0 St, James Here 7 0 Webster Here 38 13 St. Cloud Here 34 13 Longwood There 33 6 Umatilla There 7 6 Mt. Dora Here 0 46 Tavares There 33 6 Clermont Here 27 7 Totals: 206 97 T,w,f,, ,, 1 i DON WYNN Right Guard Wy. ALL-CFC ENDS VIRGIL PARRISH Right Half ALVIN STEWART RUNNER UP'S C.F.C. 1952 Captain wem OLSON Fullback . Left Half I NJ GENE HOLLEY LAPONIA FRAZIER WALTER GREEN ARVID JOHNSON Center Right Tackle Left Guard Left Guard - RINKY DINK FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: Richard Gaudio, Edward Sloan, Richard Bickford, Billy Jones, Don Adkinson, Glenn Crawford, Bill Cockcroft, Captain, Almond Holley, Robert l-larmond, Jimmie Baker, Fred Sikes, Donnie Sewell, Olin Scott, Milton Walker, John Perry. Second Row: Coach Collins, Charles Howard, Bobby Muraro, Bernard Anderson, Frank Thompson, Basil Hart, Noel Redd, Tommy Duvall Charlie Roberts, Burnie Ramey. Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 fi lr c Lf, 6 RINKY DINK SCHEDULE Clermont Tavares Umatilla Clermont Tavares Umatilla There There Here Here Here There Total Coach- Pop Collins Captain- Bill Cockcroft They 6 0 I 0 6 0 19 CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Betty Jean Frazier, Pat Hart, Patsy Short, Berry Ann Strait. 1 I ,,...J'vln...,.Y,-W.-.,.-.-V -. S.-.----W . - -V --ft W., - qqrwwf-W-.W if--V, , . w....p.v---4193--n-v-m.V. ,,, nav--in ,c BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row, left to right: Billy Beckworth, Don Adkinson, Lawrence Kelley, Bill Cockcroft, Donnie Sewell, Jimmy Blackburn. Second Row: Mr. Robert Strait, Coach, David Garrney, Herman Ether ton, Norman Pinardi, Turner Booth, Ray Sewell, Earl Ference, Eugene Hollem Virgil Parrish, Mana get. Groveland Groveland Groveland Groveland Groveland Groveland Groveland Groveland Groveland Groveland Groveland 43 37 66 54 36 62 22 48 67 54 32 QB teamj Apopka Mt. Dora Clermont Lyman Titusville Clermont Weirsdale Orlando J. Mt. Dora St. James St. James V. f 1 f-, 1 ' .Q ffr' 9 -, 4 'lk , '4 . Q l l GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SQUAD Front Row: Roberta Grover, Ann Hendricks, Gerry Puryear, Carolyn Jenkins, Ellen Lord, Charlene Brantly, Alberta Grover. Second Row: Peggy Watkins, Joyce Hunt, Charlotte Booth, Christine Plowden, Gerry Sewell, lla Mae Jones, Miss Gene Tomlinson, Coach, , W Y H 4 my my y f C T 1 ' . it -f QV Zz ,. fl' ' PEP SQUAD First Row, left to right: J. Hunt, R. Rimes, M. Han, K. Futch, P, Short, S. James, B. Hooten, S. Tinsley, M. Ard, B. Beckworth, M. Poole, C, Redd, B. Douglas, M. Galassi, L. Poole, S. Rozax. an-A 'ft' Second Row: T. Cockcroft, W. Johnson, N. Howard, A, Hendricks. I. Polk, J. Equivillay, C, Plow- den, E. Newman, B. Higdeon, B. Howard, B. Williams. Third Row: C. Baker, M. Turner, P. Lucas, M. Drawdy, B. Barmore, E, Judy, L. Carlson, D. Holm- berg. MAJORET TES Back Row: Deloris Bridges, Alberta Grover, Roxie Ann Douglas, Norma Booth, Roberta Grover, Peggy Watkins. Front Row: Gail Peck, mascot, Mary Helen Ogden, strutter, C HEERLE ADERS Left to Right: Jenette Short, Carolyn Jenkins, Geraldine Sewell, Gerry Puryear, Virginia Bridges captain, Joyce Short, co-captain. 44:5118- vfg , W 451, .. K i Wu. ' . I 4V,. 555359 Q . .M V J N wwf :ew-'W N ' Wafwgfwziwffs Q5 BETA CLUB First Row Mr Peck Sponsor, Geraldine Puryear, Reporter, Beverly Bruner, Vice President, Norma Booth President Virginia Bridges, Secretary, Madalena Jattuso, Treasurer. Second Row Carolyn Jenkins, Don Wynn, John Ed Odom, Carolyn Painter, Betty June Douglas, Mary Helen Ogden Emily Muraro, lla Mae Jones, Ann Hendricks, Joyce Short, Turner Booth. The Beta Club takes as its responsibility the publishing of this our yearbook. Each member has some particular thing to do but the major responsibility falls on the following: Editor ------ - Assistant Editor - - - - - Norma Booth - - - -Beverly Bruner Treasurer ----- Betty June Douglas Business Manager - - ---- Turner Booth Ad Layout ---- - - Madalena Jattuso Snapshots - - - - - - Gerry Puryear Pictures - - - -lla Mae Jones Circulation Manager Typist ------- Boys' Sports Editor - Girls' Sports Editor - Emily Muraro - - Carolyn Jenkins Mary Helen Ogden ---- - DonWynn - ---- Virginia Bridges XX s v Elms!!! 2 STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Bazel Hart, Richard Gaudio, Bernard Anderson. Second Row: Janet Tomlinson, Secretary-Treasurer, Betty June Douglas, Assistant Reporter, Betty Barmore, Dorothy Holmberg, Deloris Bridges, lla Mae Jones. Third Row: Mr. Vowell, Advisor, Ralph Olson, Ray Sewell, Vice President, Earl Ference, Reporter Turner Booth, President. CAMERA CLUB Seated: Bazil Hart, Bernard Anderson, Noel Redd, Raymond Rowe, Shaw Buck, Jr. Standing: Mr. Peck, Advisor, Norman Pinardi. Walter Green, David Gaffney, Reggie Kurfiss, ,wvwll s V V - l Sfuturc Husincss Leaders of ,flmcrica Seated, left to right: Willa Faye Jones, Vice President, Henrietta Todd, Secretary, Loretta Stewart, President: Joyce Polk, Treasurer, Peggy Tyson, 2nd Vice President. Standing: Miss Maidie Bunch, Sponsor: Edna Alexander, Charline Brantly, Reporter, Nellie Howard. ORANGE AND GREEN STAFF Shirley Kinlaw fnot picturedj Editor-in-chief. Left to right around the table: CAROLYN JENKINS. Sports Editor: JOYCE SHORT, Art Editor, CORNELIA PATTERSON, Office News, CAROLYN PAINTER, Feature Editor: JEAN CRAWFORD, Class News: JANET TOMLINSON, Elementary News, BEVERLY BRUNER, Circulation Manager. Others left to right: MISS MAIDIE BUNCH, Advisor, JOYCE HUNT, Club News, VIRGINIA BRIDGES, Assistant Ediwr. Mimeograph Editor and Operator. .pun,.. -- --...4,..n, W. ... -- -y -,nf W v -qv f was-H - 4--f--H-W Sfufurc flamcmakers of .America Front row, left to right: J. Polk, L.M. Poole, G. Sewell, L. Carlson, M. Galossi, C. Plowden, M.L. Poole, C. Redd, E. Newman, P. Watkins, Jeanette Short. Second row, left to right: P. Parrish. M.F. Hyatt, A. Hendricks, C, Bi-amly, F. Willard, M.N. Burns, B.J. Douglas, K. Futch B. Rimes, Secretary, E. Muraro, President: A. Grover, R. Grover, S. Roberts, D. Bridges, Joyce Short. Third row, left to right: J. Langfelt, A. Arline, M. Hart, R. Douglas, E. Evans, G. Pur- year, Treasurer, A. Evans, I. Hunt, W.F. Jones, Vice President, I,B. Hill, H. Todd, M. Cop- page, C. Booth, I.M. Jones, Mrs. Mable King, Advisor. 5'z1furc Sfarfucrs af America if if Front row, left to right: Mr. R.A. Campbell, Advisor, T. Booth, Vice President, John E. Odom, Presidentg L. Kelley, Secretary, B. Thurmond, E. Gaffney, D. Bass, A, Johnson, B. Beckworth, E. Holley, Treasurer. A. Stewart, Sent.: J.D. Rhoden, Reporter, G. Gaffney. Second Row: J. Blackburn, G. Parrish. R. Gaudio, R. Currington, D. Padgett. D. Meadows, B. Cockcroft, R. Bickford, A. Holley. Third Row: A. Gaskins, M. Livingston, J. Rozar, R. Painter. it . , K ,, -.-4-. 3 A sew ...N ...M 'E W Girls' 4-fl 611111 President ------ - - Christine Plowden County Council --------- Jane Booth Vice President ---- - - - Peggy Watkins Sponsor- - - Qnot shownj Mrs, L,K, Miller Secretary-Treasurer ---- Charlotte Booth Hays' 4-Jw' 611111 President ---- - - Iohnny Watkins Reporter - - - - - Melton Walker Vice President - - - - - Arvid Johnson County Rep. - - - - - J,D, Rhoden Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - Bazel Hart Sponsor - - - - - -jack Mccowan 51:5 61116 MRS. GLADYS FLETCHER: Sponsor Pianists: MARY HELEN OGDEN CHRISTINE PLOWDEN Qavarifc kcwrd gfllf OFFICERS: Marjorie Painter - - -------- ---- P resident MR. ROBERT COOKE: Sponsor Carolyn Painter - - ---- Vice President Peggy Tyson - - - - Secretary-Treasurer Nellie Howard - - ------- Reporter ' 'Mi' Q H ff' Q1 U :ff fm SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY CLUB President ---------------------------- DEWEY BASS Vice President - - - ---------------- CORNELIA PAHTTERSON Secretary ---- ----- P EGGY PARRISH Reporter ---- - - MARGARET GALASSI Sponsor - - - - - - - - MISS RACHAEL BRANCH JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY CLUB President ---- ----------------- N ETA JANE TYSON Vice President - - - - MARCELLE DRAWDY Secretary - - - - - BETTY LOU BARAMORE Reporter - - - ------ HELEN HARPER Sponsor - - - - - MISS RACHAEL BRANCH Ji pus- 'iff , , .' , A , W A W sf' ' 4' 'A-' ' ' ' ---fd -' 'H-'Y' 1' A lA 1 1 1 N 1 1 hmmm CCMPLIMENTS CF My fi onfefocmog M666 Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hullinger - Compliments of Q cgffegafkzgf gi zygks 5? aff 0 fi 5 TOQE School suppues B E R Q jn1NQTmj v In Cent 1 Florida IT'S QWQMQM Fresh IeCream-Milk-D yP d Foremost Brand Fertilizer Best on Earth 4: 0 I2 E :vu o S T Qf2ZiZL?6fZ gmpmy Compliments Of Compliments of A Lo L CITIES SEQVICE E AKE mrafBUS STATION otel Mr. and Mrs. okernnd cm DAVI D C9 snvlcl Phone 2921 Groveland G 1 d da A vlcrrora f . S H O P F Phone 3745 Groveland Florida Clemont, Florida 1 4-AAQDEIIQ gfigywng 9ff,f?D'eSm f BARBER f I -:.:. - .- P1ym0u1?1?ciJea1er I I 'NT' . ' '17' LET US HELP was WWW 1, u mg! l 'll HP WWWWWW4 Zfm W Q25 445-1-ATE ZQEAN IC K KMWVA. s. , . ,owner JL sooo fcoclree w ,, And Fine Foods A Auto S At ua! f 4-4Al2Tf5 096 Groveland, Florida Groveland, F1 Philco Refrigerators and Ranges Mimi' HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES And Electrical Contracting AT 4-I O LE F2 OO K. l:Q L. 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X 62214 CWZQZQ Sane Clermont, Florida at Q6 E Complim f , M EN f, BOYS' mf 76' VVEAQ L6 HO CL I: QV Clermont, Florida I Groveland, Florida All Of These Things New Chevrolets New Oldsmobiles Service For All Cars and Trucks -T AT mi - 15 C Mm, DAN FYELDS Stand c: 4-4 Egg QNIEET .6 h Sa' qv gl ' n , Allioi' Z6 YeafS Establiished 1925 -if Chevrolet Oldsmobile -Qxrx Airy, Y-,,-,, Y fn., 01-a--u-f-1-+- Phone 3641 Clermont, Florida . --ww -.-- 1,-F W. V W- H- QZ5' ana QZZMZ or fzfimwnf 5 LARGE M OR Q Q91 SIVX LI. WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Serving South Lake County Since 1930 Clermont, Florida N 50 IDELLICEIQS' 4 Z E IDENNINGTON X7 W roveland, Florida 4' - 12 XF Sefiwke may Q G W SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT WCQCQFLQVS PLUMBING e APD LIANCES Your Refrigerator Dealer Clermont, Florida Compliments of My Qacfgfki SERVICE STATION. 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Clermont F1 d wgfmffegdfdwwvmffe SENICRS OF I952 Povvs IQ KQUQZZWQQZZM 4111 V mille- Compliments of vv.J.4-4ovvEv Za Q lfomywmy DRUG: co Growers - Shippers - Canners A Good Drug Store World's Largest Citus Dev. Howey In The Hills How ey-in-the -Hills , Florida Gr oveland, Florida For Fast, Dependable, Dry Cleaning And Laundry Call Qyzfyaefizi-L DFQY CLEANEQS 4? Aki' N ffY-d-fi Q-A 179 Leesburg, Florida COMPLIMEN-I-S OF Congratulations To The Q!! QQ , 5 E I-?Vpl CE S TA. Qfbwmgggim M' 1 Fl 'd mneo a' on a Clermont, Florida Seniors of '52 Compliments of DEPENDABLE ' SERVICE At 'I MOORE GARAGE 1 S - MOORE SERVICE STA. ,X 7' General Repair Work X?'y Welding Spar Gasoline Phone 2752 G1-gveland Ld Leesburg, Florida am Aklldflh af Qgeeam nefzf florist 703 West Main Phone 42 Leesburg, Florida Nice Place For Nice People GFQOVE LAN D G QSHVOETLEALN D Af Overnight and Kitchenette Highway 50 Wendt and Swanson Telephone 2312 Owners - erators , GroVe1and?pF1orida Groveland, .Florida GIQOVE 'IZFQLJIT PACK! NG CO.,l NC. Oranges, Grap Peter Michel Ph efruit, Tangerines, Watermelons Oni, Mgr. Leroy F. Leininger one - Groveland 2581 Grove land, Florida pl' Y,,. , .VY .V ,,,Y-J.-- v --5- , , Cj2c4QrZ2fQ54 Groceries, Meats and Service Station Best In The County Mascotte, Florida GZQZWD JWEVVEEL5?QE Ed Kellermann John York Clermont, Florida We Say-'- - The Future Depends On You !!! Class Of '52 Your Success Is The Wish Of The Biggest Little Jewelry Store In Lake County Whether It-S A New feal Em Walesa Or A Dependable Used Car See LEESQUE6 I -vwca Phone 555 Phone 554 Leesburg, Florida I J, , gamma? Zami? Market - Produce - Frozen Foods Quality - Service - Economy Phone 2442 Groveland, Florida I3 LJ l'3L.I X .SUPER IVIAQKET More For Your Money A11 The Time Clermont, Florida Compliments of Qfimcanf Zmcfizlefsx ,.,, L+.. ---W-A IF ITT BURDENS' ms' ear ro as sooo! + R . r - QM CUVVIPIQIQ dairy servicQ ' HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK I CTRADE '-A MILK I CREAM 0 CHOCOLATE DRINK C FOR TIFIED SKIMMED MILK O BUTTERMILK I CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE I ICE CREAM O SHERBETS 0 LADY: BORDEN ICE CREAM Zyafmzi Way FQZQZJJ WI! E N l Y- 1 x 1' W I ' ' I IIE I 1,3 wa BU WI' '. 'lfumq 1 r ,.x,Zvnff'1'3,: ,C , :lg hills.. A v:f ',,afL:, 7 f-Ly, ,. 44 uh ww I Urns-mc. If 525733 Zw?ff2-:W I. kuE'h ': , suns 'Ulla I MM byx Goqllmnlnpmg 'X 'Qi - . gli, eff' QWQZQAQ and C O C KTA! 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Wx ,,, :WW fwbiw vfffslm JZWM ,wp M W XUW Come To Orlando And See It Made 7-ops an DRANGE JUICE FRESH FROZEN CONCENTRATE CONCENTRAT GSK-3 Orlando, Florida M WW W 5555 F5553 Vsopfyigviww w Mfy, W Es? 0fJfAff'P7ff,, ,W -,, fjzjf b?fi?fizff,,fj ff Zjjfgnmfw? W Qfffwgifig, 35? W J Vi Qagivx , ,Om SKS? gi? fx 5 S Qi Mk QRS ES iii? ik im 1 --'-un-I 'i 1 ' ' 'tn -'-Mluplk.-' COMPLIMENTS OF ff MQ B513 'ies , S E I2 V I C E Phone 4311 Mascotte, Florida Clermont, Florida Congratulations To The Seniors 1 ' f -- Crymzl can M1 Q sugorcookod Of '52 ,F slowly with ' t - 3 tree-ripenod P 'if , Ps X hu nu A 1 , 5 If you anno! purchase Na In yuri 5 town-vnlfo uv- P.O. lol J. S, Chlin f Sexton .yllfldbf ffm. . fe? 4 ZBA? and COCK-I-AI L. Where Good Friends Meet la 6 Phone 3333 Clermont, Florida ,YW 4 ' .Iggy WQWM Wm QW W 5 M 3 'A?fu',gM0M Ou WW M W W PM ykwff SW ZW Nmif W' 6,,+NWWW QQX ,Wx A50 iii? 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ONE STOP Ssmvnce we JIM QEARD G MICKY MCGUIQES 2, mace g p GI'OVelaI'1d, Florida Congratulations Seniors Sincerest Best Wishes Wiayffidf U. 224626 The Staffwishes to thank the following people and firms who did not want to advertise but wanted to cooperate in the publication of our yearbook. Crroveland Leesburg Ted Duvall Leesburg Tire and Battery Co. peacock M1115 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Clermont Lakeland A Friend Lakeland Ford Motor Co. This year of trial has almost passed for our seniors who will soon take on the new responsibilities of meet- ing life with a new outlook. We hope that this school and activities will remain in their memories because of this the Greenback of 1952. DL, l MMM, Wm fn W WMV J fgxjggfff flaw UW vw nw ifyvfifaiffxxy ggi? gy is 252 35? if QF ggi QSMEENEEE EDGE Weieamgf c: 0 :vu DAN v D EDAQTMENT 53552 I fy, .EhoF'Nx X Q. 0 Songs? are V 1 I sin! QNM W5 wffgiy ff:'p'VW5gi'5 . -.faq Www Q75 W, may WWXZYJ H36 jigiiggywiq WM Wi? 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