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Gulfport High School - Log Yearbook (Gulfport, MS)

 - Class of 1958

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I H- N ' l 1 'V g W V I b A SKU LL! if P K' CQ ' OZ as 9 and fi 'e-'ilviff Q ffnbfif V 7 'I Q0 S fail if 3 JU A H m-' 1 :X vw V X X 'AY N Q' I fm Sr- ef if 1 f X K y if it Q' Y: if N + ' w J' Q my Y X? 35 , Q-I Xaqxf v u 3 KQV' .F L. 23 D I ,J X gb 5 an 7 5- f' gf, X5 .rf ff If X31 Qi ,J 4' fy'- ' .QM MU w :ffl if W5 J JM , 4. .J 1, Z, f 1 highlights of the year. Perhaps the most fun was had on Baby Day when the seniors shed their Senior Sophisticationn for a day. Twirp week . . . the Senior class play . . . band and choir concerts . . . graduation parties . . . then graduation! Aswe leave Gulf- port High School these memories will stay with us. When we practice the many things we have learned here, we will 'revel forge! that Ci.H.S. has shown us honor, duty, and right ' ' ' Niger, ,vzih 5 .s1.,. R K SIR pig 33 .W My X 3 . i 1. f 2 1. 1 9 X as i EM , 1? fi T 5- C.-gaze 21' .-Lv: L. A .f as tn .- .f 6 S 'Wie , ref 2 ' he Ya up ' Z . ' Q mm... .,..-..... , s S cowrzurs ' Faculty .,.,. Page I5 Seniors ....s... . Page 51 Page S3 Page 63 Pagee73 ' f Page 95 ifY3agc.,1L5 -X - A ! 5 H J 'V cv WA ,QQ S C H O 0 L S P I R I T DEDI CA TION As our high school career draws to a close, we, the Senior Class of l958, are filled with mixed emo- tions. Wfhile at G.H.S. we have experienced many hours of study and fun. Wl1en we assume the role of alumni of G.H.S., we shall surely remember our principal. . . . Mr. H. Landrum. He has shown unequaled patience and understanding with all our problems, and supported us in all our endeavors. He has always been quick to offer praise for a job well done, or constructive criticism when we have fallen short of goals. His challenge to us to attain outstand- ing scholastic and athletic achievements have helped to make our school one of the finest anywhere . . . one which we are proud to have attended. It is with deep gratitude for outstanding service and guidance that we, the Senior Class of 1958, dedicate our annual to Principal H. Landrum. an-wr' Ill .- MR. XY'l2NlDl2LL LEXVI S Qhgurinan of the Board The Sehool Board has done an excellent job of meeting the prohlems of the Gulfport Municipal Separate School Distriet. Their efficiency in providing adequate modern facilities and well-trained teachers has made this school district one of the best in Mississippi. BOARD OF EDUCATION P Pzifuied MY l S Lawn xnhixw '- I 4, A, Ra 6. NW 4 Owen. and MY' C- ' ,4 Ci L4 -1 hlr. George ' M XV L Riglbv Mrs. Charles R. Storel- Mr' XY md 1 wb r. - - H - M ,.f ! gd!! 341 14-1 i4 iii ii d Q! 'V' and- '-i N H LANDRUM f l rincipll M-I' PRINCIPAL .MOR X R IS, Sei rcnrj . . to thc . pn. MRS. E. G. SIMMONS Secretary UCIFQIV AND OFFICE STAFF The office staff is 21 very necessary part of the school machinery. Mrs. Morris's and Mrs. Simmonss efficiency in handling absentee re- ports, typing tests and bulletins, and doing all sorts of miscellaneous jobs keeps GHS oper- ating smoothly. iw. xlg wg, P T A EXECUTIVE BOARD wl0 -dig' 5,416 ii. uw 'lf img wx. li cvv1Q -mal!!! ,wrwwvk r,,,q' --,,, :rise ,W,,,..... ,wool nu ' ...surf 'W' -1 oil ..-if TheP T ssocratron, xx orks toward a closer relatron shlp between parents, students and teach , ers The P T A sponsors dances partres, and the annual class talent sh A Parent Teachers A ows for the student throughout h s By worlung hard t e year, thrs organrzatron has bec c ome one of the frnest rn our ommunrty . . I rf , kj ...nn -' -+1 1 will ,g . .' ' L y A . W at - A V V 1 ' Y ,gg wx ,Y 'f ' gvl 5 ' Y V 4. ', an . --4 M , .- 3 Wm - D, . M- ' : .. at 5 -.. A A so A qi - if 7 - . M W .wa . .Aff ' f M19 .N 1 ' an W WF' 4+ V -ldv E fi V. ,,, .www , . . V ' . - . . ., MARGARET EVANS B A M A English NANCY 'IOST BA M A English LAN Through a study of English and foreign languages students prepare themselx es for life in a world where knowledge of a language is impor tant Thorough instruction grammar enables students to speak and write correctly and effectively, A knowledge of literature brings happiness to an individual through- out life. Everyone knows that an individual cannot advance in our corn lex world unless he knows P how to speak, listen, read, and write, FAYRENE WEST, B.S. English FRANCES BRADFORD, B.A. English will Qt -9 W RUBYE ROBERTS. BA. lirench LYN STL'LTZ. B..-X. Spanish AGES ln addition to the required four years of lfnglish, two-year Courses in Latin, French, and Spanish are offered. A study of these not only enables students to read and speak the language, but also enlightens them as to customs and culture of the respective country. Speech stu- dents receixe instruction in public- spealcing, manuscript interpretation, and dramatics. From the speech courses invaluable skills are gained which better equip persons for life in an adult world. AUDINE HILL, BS English ETH ELYND BAXLEY, BA. Speech 141 LENA LIZMASSUN. UA.. MSA. Latin f. ., ,atv ,J is J A W v ff rsQl XX Xa U f ,IN mfr, X. J fi y if ft i' AN 4 if! f f AJ, j tj .JA W .f st -. 'f CARRIE HARMON, B.A., M.A American History and American Government MARY W. COLBERT, BA. American History and English SOCIAL STUDIES To obtain a clearer conception of world conditions, students receive instruction in our social studies depart- ment on the political, social, and economic development of society. Current events and their significance are dis- cussed regularly. Out-of-class research is also done to UNI obtain more information on certain events and persons. Social studies courses include American history, world history. American government, and international relations. Sociology helps students better understand themselves and their actions. Ifield trips are made and guest speakers visit the classroom. ANN C. GAILLARD, BA. American History and World History ELIZABETH STANLEY, B.A. Sociology 1 maya. 11 ,W M- 3 ,,,,,,,J,: ,i .' v':A 7 im ' ,A 4 x ha nl if 3' JA ,maxi ,f f-2 . - W.: Q 5 'K Nfl- - .4 ,V 5' HA., r-14 li Xa? 'Qi Ii.: A 1 - 2 o . 4 AQ, . 3' Lia 1 3 ,A kk mx l?72 1 ,S M ' N5, ' .E ,R ,Q .N ., ,, , , LH 4. ,W an A if ff f5 --w-......,,, 1 K , fl 5 -'ff' ALI.liNlI lYI.I.IOT, BS. Home Economics I.ll.l.Ylf HARDING. l5,S.L.S.M.S. l.ilvr.rri.rn XX'll.l.lAM SMITH. BS. Dixersified Otcupgrtions :Ll VOCATIONAL lfor the purpose of preparing students to pursue professions in the business and industri.il world espetidlly .rtiter gr.1du.1tion from high school, the xotitiorul department m.1int.1ins Ll wide-spre.1d variety ot' eourses including stenogrrrphy. introductory busi- ness. typing, mechanical drawing, and diversified ou'up.rtions. Through the dixersified occuputions pro- gram, students gain x.1lu.ihle knowledge by holding tl p.irt-time ioh in addition to their regul,ir studies, PATSY SMITH. BS. Stcnugrriphy BOBBYF JONES. hf.B.li, Typing SA LV.-XTC IRIS MANN INO. BS. Imluatrml Arts XYII-I.I4-XM SYNXOTT. BA. SUBJECTS MILDRED COLEMAN, B.A., M.A. Guidance Counselor SALOME VUATKINS, BCS. Typing l. .X iw 1 1' LINDY CALLAI-IAN, B.S.P.E. Head Coach and Athletic Director ATHLETICS Because physical development is necessary to pro- duce a well-rounded individual, GHS maintains a complete and varied athletic program. Desirable at- tributes of sportsmanship and personal hygiene are emphasized. Physical education students enjoy intra- mural contests in all major sports. Among the school- sponsored sports are football, basketball, track, base- ball, golf, and tennis. Gulfport High is usually out-, standing in athletic competition with other high schools. TOMMY CALDWELL, B.S.P.E. Coach and Physical Education 4... BEN JONES, B.S., M.A. Coach and Social Studies VICTOR ALLGOOD, B.S M A Coach and Driver's Training MUSIC Gulfport High School recognizes the students' need of appreciation and enjoyment of one of the fine arts. Music, both vocal and instrumental, is available to interested individuals. The band and choral groups work long and hard to present num- erous concerts and programs, The student body and townspeople are justly proud and appreciative of G1-IS's A Cappella choir, choral ensemble, band, and their directors. ffffif G.H,S, band comes home from performance. 74 .4 fx-iw-+1 . Q, 5 4 rv! if f 5 e , film , , v g J , . I J' 4 . 51' W' JEROLD ROONEY, HM. q if Band I 2 sr , 1-1 l -M,-ae, MADELINE RAPP Choir MISS LILLYI HARDINLJ Solrd durabrlrty a eontagrous sense of humor brrllrant adrnrnrstratrve abrlrty st and enthusrasm for helprng and a tontrnuous outpourrng of dexotron rntere l Hardrn Y that she xx as chosen Teacher of the students so Cl1Sf1l lgL11Sll Mrss L1l ye 5, t d for Teacher of the Year Year for the state of Mrssrssrppr and rs nomxna e b more than evrclent 1n the 52 years for the natron All these trarts have een l been at Gulfport Hugh ludente for her ahrlrtx and her eagerness to help students rn and out o sthool IS shown College students and graduates and even adult trtrzens Lon d duee Thrs doesnt rnclude the large trnue to come to her for ard and soun a hool xx ho tome to her for assrstanee rn rnanx number of students rn our ow n se school problems XX e the students of Gulfport Hrgh express our most srncere thanks to Mrss d ratron that she has shown us Hardrng for the wonderful gurdante an rnspr that Miss Harding was ' ' 'K . ' ' ' ' 1' ' f the ., J , , 7 . .' . L - . - , Quffpmf Jlflmmfml' Cifpamfe 5412045 Obama Qulfpmf, alflalalzppa December 18, 1957 Dear Seniors: As another year brimful of achievements becomes history, we turn the pages of memory in the 1958 edition of the Log, a record of intrinsic value which will become priceless with age. Upon completion of this document, you will have recorded and preserved a fascinating drama of experiences and friendships that be- comes a treasured testimony to your time and talents well-spent. f To each member of this Senior Class may we express our appreciation for your valuable contributions in making this a successful year at Gulfport High School and for the challenges you have set for those classes which follow you u Congratulations and best wishes to each of you. ncerely ,V J. H. Landrum, Principal Gulfport High School JHL:hm 1-..,,-1 R S Vim' P7'e.1'iLfcl1f Linda Kahler Prefidezzi Henry Williands 7'V6cJAllI'6'l' Peggy Munn Serrefarj Carolyn Egge Spmzrof-i.' Mr. R. L. Winstead, Mrs. Margaret Evans, Mr. Victor Allgood, Miss Carrie Harmon, Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley. THE ARRIVAL OE THE LONG-AXVAITEDCLASS RINGS . . . SENIOR ROUND- UP AT THE STRICKLANDS . . . ENCOUNTERS WITH MacBETH, THE WORLD ALMANAC, AND XVINSTEADS FUNNIES?? . . . SENIOR RECOGNITION . . . SITTING IN THE CENTER SECTION . . . AFTER THE GAME DANCES . . . BLAST IN NATCHEZ . . . FIRST PLACE HOMECOMING FLOAT . . . THE GULFPORT-BILOXI GAME . . . S. TEST . . , THE FABULOUS XMAS HOLI- DAYS . . . BULL SESSIONS AT PARK AND EAT . . . CRAMMING FOR MID- TERM EXAMS . . . BASKETBALL GAMES . . . BIG-8 ,. . . OUR UNIQUE TALENT SHOXY ',.. BABY DAY . . . SENIOR PLAY . . . HONOR SOCIETY . . . COLLEGE PLANS . . . HOPE FOR EXEMPTION . . . GRADUATION!! BARBARA ALLEN . . . Accomplished pianist . . . a ready smile . . . con- scientious . . . arm full of books . . . considerate . . . Barbara JIMMY ANDERSON . . . Some accent . . . friendly smile . . . from Purvis . . . quizzical . . . Jimmy SARA ANDERSON . . . Friendly . . . eager to help . . . cute . . . efficient secretary . . . blonde tresses . . . Sara Frances RUSH ANDRE . . . Sailing fiend . . . handsome . . . dry wit . . . neatlclothes . . . artist . . . Rush A i ,-as X' HARRY BAHM . . . Carefree . . . witty . . . teachers dilemma . . . cu . . . well liked . . . Toogie LEROY BAKER . . . Quiet . . . planes . . . cool Ford . . . mischievous grin . . . athletic . . . Leroy GLENDA BARLOW . . . Dreamy eyes . . . thoughtful . . . misty voice . . . attractive . . . inquisitive . . . Glenda NAOMI BARR . . . Intriguing eyes . . . Helm slave . . . fragile beauty . . sweet . . . neat . . . Naomi GY any SUE BEARD . . . Skating enthusiast . . . hard worker . . . enjoys music . . . sin- cere . . . journalist . . . Sue RONALD BICE . . . Working man . . . diligent . . . peaceful . . . winning smile . . . big tease . . . Pete ED BLAKESLEE . . . Big brown dependable . . . cute grin fellow . . . well-mannered SHEILA BRIDGEXVATER . Dressed Girl . . . petite . . . . . industrious . . . cat' Sheila 'Q' eyes . . . . . swell . . Ed . . Best dimples car . . . 5 1 f5' .Z? 'Z R CAROL BROOME . . . Understanding delightful company so neat well groomed likeable Carol FLO BROWN . . . Practical . . . effi cient . . . vibrant personality nice to know . . . helpful . . . Flo BYRON BROUSSARD . . . Cat dancer . . . amiable . . . nice-looking . . . musically inclined . . . crazy Ford . . . Byron BARBARA BRUMFIELD . . . Petite eet . . . arresting eyes . . . agreeable . . . studious . . . well-planned future . . . Barbara 4? fs-f BARBARA CARTRETT . . . Giggles . . . lovely locks . . . soft voice . . . kittenish . . . pug nose . . . Barbara jean ALAN CLARK . . . Everyb0dy's buddy . . . good dancer . . . wisecracks . . . teacher's terror . . . obliging . . . Fats ,IEANIE COCO . . . Ceaseless chatter . . . energetic . . . individualist . . . . . . frank . . . likes to sing . . . Jeanie ROBERT COMPTON . . . Blonde . . . in charge of recovering lost UQ foot- ball jerseys . . . unpredictable . . . energetic . . . well liked . . . Robert CHARLES CALCOTE . . . Guitar vir- tuoso . . . Jay-Jay . . . neatly dressed . . . working man . . . nice . . Charles CAROLYN CALDWELL . . . Wittiest Girl . . . popular . . . stylish wardrobe . . . fun to be with . . . pretty blue eyes . . . Carolyn LOUISE CARTEE . . . Hard worker . . . the quiet type . . . small . . . friendly . . . pretty hair . , . Louise j. T. CARTER . . . Unconcerned . . . true Southern speech . . . hot Hawk . . . crazy . . . good looking . . . J. T. C Q '95 '27 MARILYN CUEVAS . . . Rosy com- plexion . . . likes to talk . . . working girl . . . good natured . . . cheerful . . . Marilyn JOANN DARBY . . . Sunny smile . . . dimples . . . individualist . . . pleasant personality . . . loyal friend . . . JoAnn PATRICIA DAVIS . . . Tactful . . lots of spirit . . . golf enthusiast . . . friendly . . . good natured . . . Pat RUTH ANN DEDEAUX . . . Senior Beauty . . . Homecoming Queen . . . gullible . . . dainty . . . enjoys life . . . Ruth Ann DAVID COON . . . Dry Wit . . . math marvel . . . devilish . . . City kid . . . beguiling grin . , . David HERBIE CORDER . . . Athletic . . easy going . . . slow but sure . . , teasing . . . that drawl . . . Herbie JERRY CRAFT . . . Cool cars . . . muscles, muscles, muscles . . . serious . . . Ivy League caps . . . jerry SUSAN CRAIS . . . Animation plus . . . artistic . . . inquisitive . . . pretty peep- ers . . . unpredictable . . . Susan lf-... fvl 'Q fi fi RAY DUBUISSON . . . Good dancer . . . cool trumpet . . . versatile . . , jovial . . . boisterous . . . Ray CAROLYN DUNN . . . Tiny . . . nice- ly dressed . . . journalistic gift . . . widely traveled . . . long lashes . . . Carolyn CAROLYN EGGE . . . Miss G. H. S. , . . shapely . . . thoughtful . . . talka- tive . . . enthusiastic . . . Carolyn RAYMOND FARVE . . . Friendly . . . reserved . . . nice to know . . . well mannered . . . hard worker I 5 A NANCY FIFE . . . Best Citizen . . . pleasing disposition . . . high standards . . . dependable . . , sense of humor . . . Nancy DOROTHY FREEMAN . . . Working girl . . . likeable . . . full of pep . . . future well planned . . . well groomed . . . Dorothy TERRY FOREHAND . . . Band . . . rapid speaker . . . curly hair . . . care- free.. . diligent. . .Terry LINDA FORTNER . . . Senior Beauty . . . algebra troubles . . . attractive clothes . . . vivacious . . . gift of gab . . . Linda I NOLA FULCHER . . . Musician . . pretty complexion . . . sweet . . ebony tresses . . . serene . . . Nola ALBERT FULMER . . . Congenial . . . common sense . . . frank . . . devilish . . . fun loving . . . Albert ROSS FULTON . . . Crew cut . . . en- joys life . . . loves to argue . . . brains . . . track star . . . Ross BEVERLY GAUGHF . . . Reserved . . . soothing voice . . . baby face . . prim . . . cut . . . Beverly f--. fun ,,-g QW! 1537 l Q DONNA GAUTHE . . . Marvelous dancer . . . loves a good joke . . . a great friend . . . enjoys arguing . . . seamstress . . . Donna May SARAH GIEGER . . . Peaches and cream complexion . . . nice to know . . . starry eyes . . . blondie . . . sin- cere . . . Sarah RALPH GLENN . . . Most Likely to Succeed . . . fascinating orals . . . intellectual . . . one of our favorites . . . attachments in Tupelo . . . Ralph LINDA GOBER . . . Demure . . . Calm, cool, and collected . . . poised . . . what she thinks nobody knows . . . conscientious . . . Linda 376 k'v-' ll ea. RONALD GREELEY . . . Strong and silent . . . good physique . . . big tease . . . lover . . . helpful . . . Ronnie ANITA GRIEBEL . . . Silent Type . . . good friend . . . polite . . . neat . . immaculate . . . Anita JULIE HATTEN . . . Pretty hair . . loves outdoors . . . fashion plate . . . mad woman at the wheel . . . efficient .. . julie JANE HAYWARD . . . Golden voice . . . dignified speaker . . . lady-like . . . clear thinker . . . prim and prop- er . . . jane BARBRA GOODYEAR . . . Most Versatile . . . Editor of the Log . . . organizer . . . attractive . . . personality plus . . . Barbra HOMER GRAHAM . . . Band enthusiast . . . friendly smile . . . great guy . . . mind of his own . . . practical . . Homer NONA RUTH GRANT . . . Pleasant smile . . . a little homemaker . . . nice disposition . . . reliable . . . Nona HUGH GRAY . . . Annual staff . . . swell fellow . . . courteous . . . rich in spirit . . . track star . . . Hugh 2' . 2 2 . 'I fn 'W 'X CHARLES HEWES . . . Tennis en- thusiast . . . big tease . . . full of life doesn't mind working . . . thinker Charlie DOROTHY JEAN HOLT . . . Curly hair . . . smart . . . initiative plus . . . tennis . . . rosy cheeks . . . D. j. BILL HUGHES . . . Best Dressed Boy man with the drums . . . southern PEGGY HEROD . . . Pretty hair . . . sweet . . . quiet . . . nice disposition . . . attentive . . . Peggy JAMES HERRINGTON . . . Young in heart . . . talented trombonist . . , good natured . . . dreamy eyes . . . unassuming . . . Sleepy MURPHY HERRINGTON . . . Girls . . . ambitious . . . slow-moving . . . witty . . . scientific . . . Murphy CAROLINE HEWES . . . Friendliest Girl . . . cheerleader . . . sparkling personality . . . flirtatious . . . ambi- tious . . . Caroline Q gentleman . . . eager to please . . . I Bayou View boy . . . Bill I JACK HUSBAND . . . Dramatic in- terest . . . individualist . . . bass singer argumentative . . . ambitious . . . jack C IU. ED JERMYN . . . Most Handsome . . . intelligent . . . cool ford . . . smart dresser . . . business manager of the Log . . . Ed TERRY JOFFRION . . . Good looks . . . happy-go-lucky . . . fun . . . good danc- er . . . play-boy . . . Terry LINDA KAI-ILER . . . Cutest girl . . . amiable . . . petite . . . veep . . . one of our favorites . . . Linda GEORGE KASSIS . . , Executive type . . . loyal friend . . . well-dressed . . . husky . . . exacting . . . George A ' SC Y- .515 In-49' N r Q? V32 KATHERINE KENDRICK . . . Indus- trious . . . curly hair . . . likeable . . eager to please . . . ready conversatio . . . Katherine Il BARBARA KINGSTON . . . Stylish . . . poised . . . sense of humor . . . inde- pendent . . . lustrous hair . . . Barbar I1 KAREN KINNISON . . . Nice to know . . . good natured . . . loads of fun ...witty...poet...Karen BETTY KINSEY . . . School girl com- plexion . . . reserved . . . good dis- position . . . accommodating . . . long locks . . . Betty I A JUDY LACY . . . Class favorite . . . likes a good time . . . energetic . . . cheerleader . . . dynamic personality . . . Judy LANNY LADNER . . . Mad man at the wheel . . . teacher's demon . . . party boy . . . always on the go . . jokes . . . Lanny ELISE LAFFERTY . . . Clothes galore . . . Ipana smile . . . sociable . . . artistic . . . delightful company . . Elise RICHARD LAWRENCE . . . Little Richard . . . basketball . . . small stuff . . . nonchalant . . . quite a character . . . Richard ALFRED LEWIS . . . Crazy guitar . . . Oh, those suits . . . D. O .... hill- billy king . . . hard worker . . . Alfred LINDA LINDH . . . Natural blonde . . . serene . . . pleasing disposition . . . excitable . . . prim . . . Linda ANSON LINDSAY . . . Always grin- ning . . . devilish . . . wisecracks . . . some memory . . . cunning . . . Anson ROSE LEWIS . . . Pleasing disposition . . . red hair . . . sincere . . . modest . . . realistic. . . Rose va' 11 -1' 'W' ESTES LOCKHART . . . Wild car full of fun . . . basketball . . . good looking . . . unassuming . . . Estes CLARICE LOTT . . . Short stuff . . . men on her mind . . . well-liked . . . jolly companion . . . excitable . . Clarice PEGGY MANN . . . Lovely complexion . . . tiny waist . . . working girl . . . ambitious . . . Class Treasurer . . . Peggy TOMMY MARIN . . . jordan's . . . hilarious . . . unpredictable . . . friend to all . . . car troubles . . . Tommy CAROL MARTINOLICH . . . Cute clothes . . . athletic . . . gift of gab . . . pixie . . . enjoys dancing . . . Carol Alan ALAN MASON . . . Blond and husky . . . good looks . . . neat dresser . . . happy-go-lucky . . . stage crew . . . DOUGLAS MEDLEY . . . Full of fun . . . Oh, that laugh! . . . positively irresistible . . . athletic . . . popular . . . Douglas DICK MERRILL . . . Scientific . . . hall monitor . . . diligent . . . stu- dious . . . determined . . . Dick . . . Mary jane . . . Chuck LUCY MUNGUIA . . . Love that Span- ish accent . . . devil may care attitude . . . talking machine . . . energy plus . . . initiative . . . Lucy RICHARD MURDEN . . . Polite . . . muscular . . . pleasant . . . unconcerned . . . mind of his own . . . Richard IGNATIUS MICELE . . . Dig that cool car . . . wine, women, and song . . . joker . . . coal black hair . . . non- chalant . . . Ignatius MARY MILLS . . . Most Athletic Girl . . . artistic . . . our own Babe Zaharias . . . jazz enthusiast . . . one of our favorites . . . Mary PHYLLIS MILNER . . . Most Beautiful . . . vivacious . . . lovely complexion . . . impressive eyes . . . troubles, troubles . . . Phyllis GEORGE MIZE . . . Ah, Mrs. Stultz . . . well dressed . . . salesman . . . husky . George MARY JANE MORAN . . . . . . practical . . . sweet disposition . . . gqod natured . . . skating enthusiast Inquisitive everybody's buddy CHARLES MORRIS . . . Most Athletic ' Boy . . . big tease . . . ladies' man . . . ' .' y tall'n handsome . . . understanding 'MY' IS. 'X 5 fr .ag PEGGY MURPHY . . . Pretty hair . . . studious . . . sweet personality . . gullible . . . Well, we'll see . Peggy SHIRLEY MYRICK . . . Artistic . . . stylish , . . unpredictable . . . quite an eyeful . . . determined . . . Shirley JOHN McCARDLE . . . Tall'n lanky . . . forever grinning . . . good natured . . . joker . . . mischievous . . . john JANIS MCKINNON . . . Twinkletoes . . . ready smile . . . head in the clouds . . . She flies through the air with the greatest of ease . . . Janis LYNDA MCLEOD . . . Orange Grove . . . helpful . . . neat . . . winning ways . . . considerate . . . Lynda Q 3 f 7 TALMADGE NETTLES . . . Ah, Mr. ff Winstead . . . sports fan . . . prank- ster . . . Oh, that car . . . basketball . . . Talmadge JUNE O'DOM . . . Senior Beauty . . . fashionable . . . future homemaker . . , discreet . . . jolly companion . . . june LINDA LOU OUSLEY . . . Well, sweat . . . expressive eyes . . . poise plus . . . moody . . . original . . . Linda Lou GAIL PAGE . . . Small but mighty . . . cute clothes . . . demure . . . quick temper . . . contagious laugh . . . Gail SONNY PATTON . . . Basketball . . . Let's raise some! . . . easy going . . . lanky . . . crooner . . . Sonny Joe PAYNE . . . Big talker . . . traps gawk to Texas . . . likeable . . . hard worker . . . mechanic . . . joe CATHY PECOUL . . . Senior beauty . . . vim, vigor, and vitality . . . loves that gum . . . head cheerleader . . . fun to be with . . . Cathy lib vm!! -as rs f.....5 REBECCA PEEL . . . Most Intellectual . . . stylish . . . petite . . . energy pl . . . witty remarks . . . Rebecca FOREST PERSONS . . . Wittiest Boy . . . fast talker . . . full of life future pharmacist . . . aw, Miss Har mon!! . . . Forest JACKIE PICKENS . . . Clothes galore . . . half pint . . . pleasant . . . wasp waist . . . blond hair . . . ackie VELMA PILGRIM . . . Welcome new comer . . . ambitious . . . friendly . . . co-operative . . . married . . . Velma DAVID PYLE . . . Friendliest . . . come- dian . . . excitable . . . yak! yakl . . . practical jokes . . . David JOYE LYNN RANKIN . . . Long locks . . . stately . . . loves to dance . . . basketball fan . . . camay complexion . . . joye FRANCES RATH . . . Efficient . . . smart . . . prim and proper . . . neat . . . feminine . . . Frances OPAL RICHARDSON . . . Gum, gum. gum . . . attractive clothes . . . curly hair . . . loquacious . , . wonderful disposition . . . Opal JANICE ROBERSON . . . Boy troubles . . . giggles . . . short stuff . . . win- ning smile . . . chatterbox . , . Janice RICHARD ROBERTSON . . . Big cut- up . . , snooker champion . , . energet- ic . . . a special laugh . . . math whiz . . . Richard ,1- Q J 4- inf 1,5 lox ing, big tease Bobby MILTON SCARBOROUGH . . . Mr. G. H. S .... The Voice . . . good speaker . . . organizer . . . President of the Student Body . . . Milton GEORGE SCHLOEGEL . . . Best Citi- zen . . . smooth dancer . . . ambitious . . . Gulf Park fan . . . banker . . . Georgie JACKIE SCOTT . . . Band girl , . . silence is golden . . , sense of humor . . . nice to know . . . dignified . . . jackie BETTY SHAW . . . Blondie . . , like- able . . . nice clothes . . . sweet smile . . . reserved . . . Betty SE 4 is ,al i I , -it ,, , ,reg ...A I if I '2' 'Z ' N1 kms PATRICIA SHIYOU . . . Red . straight forward . . . talkative . . loves to laugh . . . working gal . . . Patricia RUBY SILKWOOD . . . Quiet . . studious . . . still water runs deep . . curly hair . . . Pee Wee . . . Ruby ROBERT SIMPSON . . . Interesting . . . pug nose . . . money man . . . cool ford . . . artistic . . . Robert BERNARD SLADE . . . Loves cars . . . G sweater . . . stage crew . . . track man . . . women on his mind . . . Bernard EDWIN SLADE . . . Cars, cars, cars . . . curly head . . . school?? . . . takes his time . . . Ed MARGARET SMITH . . . Red hair . . . Orange Grove . . . fascinating freckles . . . big smile , . . pleasant disposition . . . Margaret f cg ax 'u .,,, ni-m.,..., QE A t SANDRA SMITH . . . Mad woman at the wheel . . . indiyidualist . , . loves horses . . . straight to the point . expert SVVlI'I1INCI' . . . Sdllily' RUBY SOl lfY . , . Respectliul . , , iery conscientious . , . neat . . . in short , . . reserved . . , Ruby CLIFFORD SPOONER . . . Planes. planes, planes . , . smart . . . hardwork- . . QQ --uf' V , ing , . , likeable . . . Clifford GLADYS STAFFORD . . , Smart . personality plus . , . enthusiastic . quick smile . . , neat . , . Gladys GAY STICIALI. , , . . elexen year senior . . . full of . . Very intellectual initiative . . , state science fair . , , dedicated . . . Gay BARBARA STIGLETS . . . Pixie-like . . . spirited . , . sincere . . . helpful . , . full of fun . . . Barbara VUILLIAM STONE . . . Tall . . . black hair . . . congenial . . . intelligent . . . athletic. . . Bill jACQKIlf STRAXVSER . play . . . songbird . . . junior class . . jovial . . curly hair . . . dry wit . . . jackie ANNE STRICKLAND Likely to Succeed.. . . . Girl Most . . poised . . . conscientious . . . versatile . . . welll liked . , . Anne WILDA SXVITZER . . . Friendly . . . laughing disposition . . . good natured . . . sharp dresser . . . studies . . . Wilda fn, 4 fn GJ' 3 -Q? qv fe-'Q' Lf:-fvffx f , wo' 4 y y y ikfci 491. 55 3' L. 2 94 ...-Q? N-...J OUIDA ULMER . . . Agreeable trustworthy . . . composed . , . trtc ful . . , cute grin . . , Ouidn HUGH VICK . . . Brain, pus . . . urn working . . . husky . . . liked by every one . , . praiseworthy . . . Hugh HARRY VORHABEN . . .One halt' . . . curly hair . . . smart . . . athletic . . . girls? . . . Harry JOHN VORHABIZN . . . The other half , . . curlier-hair . . . horses . . , muscular .wliight night . . . ohn GILBERT XVALKIER . , . Class faxorite . . . football . . . girl troubles . . . horses . . . easy smile . , . Gilbert MIKE XVALKIZR . , , Most intelligent . A . ingenious ,..' But, Mr. XY'in- stead' '... diligent . . . good looking . . . Mike f A15 ', -41' 151 .-A-4Q l 0 .J --.46 x BARBARA XWIKSTRAND . , . Our own 'jk i Rise Stevens . . . infectious laugh . . . gullible . . . lady-like . . . graceful . . . Barbara HENRY XVILLIAMS . , . hlost versatile . . . Mr. President . . . earnest . . . hard working . . . popular . . , Henry JAMES XVILLIAMSON . . . Well dressed . . . amiable . . . carefree . . . back row scholar . . . james HENRY XVILLS . . . Redtop . . . stu- dious . . . always smiling . . , good- N5 natured . . . loves to argue . . . I Henry K HAROLD XVILSON . . , Loves that hisk tory . , . tall . , . well dressed . . . amiable . . . true friend . . , Harold BONNIE XVRIGHT . . . Soft spoken . . . demure . . . sparkling eyes . . . tiny . . . church worker . . . Bonnie l3liRTllZ XVALTIIRS . . . laxewirc . . Ci sweater . . . helpful . . . basket- ball . . . crazy . , . Bertie DUN XVAl.TlfRS . . . lioothall . . . Good looks , . , girls. girls. girls . . . witty . . .good sport. . . Don HIILIZN XVALTIIRS , . . All smiles . . what a personalityl . . . studious . . .i hardworking , . . likeable . . . llelen DANNY XWHICHARD . . . Cutc . . convertible , . . working man . . . Merchant hlarine bound . . . Wharf Me worry? . . . Danny K3 p - w V Q' ,? V 49 3 X ? I K 1 o QE I S 011 on Mrb Loumc Varna Mrs Nancy ost MISS Pltsy Sxmth 'C'.!.YIlI'i'7' Tommy Milmr LL-tm Suulc Vin' Plzivfffcllf jerry Mallcy PM vhfeuf Harry Daniel A STEP CLOSER TO GRADLATION STRONGER ERIENDSHIPS CIRLS AT SINIIOR RI COGNITIONI C HRISTMAS PARTIES EXAMS OLR CI ASS PLAS THI HIGH SCHOOI MYSTERY ILIN WITH THE TALENT SHOW IMERSON AND THOREAL ax X 45 EQUALS O IINIAL EXAMS AGAIN SCHOOL S ON ER FINALLY XXIII RE SENIORS in N 5 U . ' xv I .1 WJ, I- K- k V ' I V - I I . . . 1 ' . . . FOOTBALL GAMES . . . SOCKHOPS TO RAISE MONEY . . . BEING TEA ,1 . , 1 2 S I . , , Q . . 1 . . . 1 -fx -4Q P I..1m.1 Amos H.lI'IW.1F.l Amluwn S.lI1xiI'.1 Bllwst 'TG , P x n ,, X F l T? 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A Ruth Tgylor Rclbcrm Tcdtlwrnl Sue TL-rrcll N l U W Lou Don Vigour Pascal 'llrigpcn Ifloycl Thomas xiii fa? ,ad 1? ...Q .,,h fy Ann Tom wkins i , jimmy Thompson Diane Vinson Ann Wfaller F' fl' vj JJ Beverly XY'clforrl Katie XVQIQI1 Rclx-rm Xxflllfjlldlll I nm ' Hr -L, ., xf' we 1 I f 7' W f cllllfn' ,...D N ff Spomorf Mrs Bobbye jones Mxss Ann Galllard HIGH SCH WHERE IS MY LOCKER9 LAR GRADE CLASS TO ENROL OOL AT LAST' jo jo Salloum Sen elm y Babs Stevens T1 eafurer Man Hewes Vzre P1 efldenl Lo uns Lyons GEST 10TH L 330 SOPHOMORES STRONG IN NUM BER' PAPER NAPKIN HOMECOMING FLOAT TOOK SECOND PLACE UNCLE PERCY'S CURVE SYSTEM FROGS' FIRST REAL EXAMS' INTERMEDIATE Y TEEN DANC E TALENT SHO SILAS MARNER AN W TROUBLES D JULIUS CAESAR ENLARGING OU PARLEZ VOUS R VOCABULARY FRANCAIS 9 S 1, SENOR, Y IL ESPA ET TU BRUTES NOL TAMBIEN CLASS OF '60' 4-, ' V My 'gg 3' in-fir-A 1 M. ' V'!, N f I ' . ' 0'W'EM Preudefzl f , A 1 5 Q, 1 g A , V ,qv ,. I ' . . 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'w,,a,7f,f -df Af'l'?'l4x6,, .fM6 C. If Q A-M, .5 .JAAV - f? ln. r 442'-14 !,..b 3-wa ff , , : I -as :':f - , 'Q u himwz ff? 'gf Q 1 ,LF ,K ' z I J K by qijff ag , X x X , 1 W. , , W af fy 1 7 .- xg. 4- + . -'-f+ 4 S' M gl g A N, .,,, ,..,..-J--W 3 , 5, . V , ,M V f V za , J . f g',l'Q.' 'Wir ' V Wm I M.. X u 1, K 4 W4 M I T I If 4 , f 1 U t -...X .f,,,. JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITE Virgie Palazzo Joe Melvin 2 0 if KOH ,Ai K' f f Arbg, 000: 'S ,3- AME several members to serve and repre- sent our school in the field of music. Many members were outstanding as leaders in student government, having served as student body, class, and club officers. Other Hall of Fame members gave service through speech events. Many of the members served GHS by maintaining superior academic rec- ords. The Log staff, as well as the entire student body, offers its heartiest con- gratulations to the members of this group. 'Tl ANNF STRICKLAND Sflatfzl MlI.'l'OX SCARHOROVGH 511132 uf Gffztrz1v.'rr1,f I-IFN RX XY II I IAMQ :Ulf I JC rv ED VTERBIYN .V'f..H'l .7 i vwv'1w ' HOME Homecoming at GHS is an eagerly-awaited oc- casion, This year on November 9, the Classes ending in 7 were honored, Beginning the festivities was a eolorful parade through the down- town business section. Sexeral floats which rep- presented the Combined efforts of the respec- tixe classes and clubs were entered. The Senior class float entitled The Commodores Slash the Tigers topped first place. Members of the court and their escorts rode in convertibles. Preeeding the football game, the Queen, Ruth Anne Dedeaux, was presented and crowned. Other royalty introdueed were Maids Carolyn ligge, Barbra Goodyear, Judi lfreridge, Linda Laird, Susie Pringle, and Barbara Stevens. , ps. ' P'-v-, 1 , - 1' 2, 'et VS.. x ea. am' s. yi e Q 0 e We g. -N Setond place soplioinore float Royalty at game MING The gridiron contest with the Hattiesburg Tigers resulted in a smashing victory for the Com- modores, with a final score of 13-0. Following First place senior float the game the cheerleaders sponsored a semi-formal dance at the Yacht Club. The queen and maids were introduced and received the congratulations of students and alumni attending, Decorations carried out the school colors of blue and white. Music was furnished by the Claudettes. At the dance . . . 1958 Homecoming Court , 'ff' 'QP' 'a Q--ft' SENIOR R Senior Recognition is one of the most signi- ficant annual traditions at GHS. On this day parents, students, and seniors are reminded of the responsibilities of seniority. Senior class sponsors and officers worked hard to make the program a success. The program was presented in the morning to the student body and in the evening to parents and friends of seniors. Q , Nlglgfgr OGNITIQN junior class president, Harry Daniels, saluted the achievements of the Class of '58, Henry Willianus, president of the senior class, an- swered with a challenge to the underclassmen. Mr. W. L. Rigby, superintendent of Gulfport City Schools, told the student body of the ever-increasing demand for educated young people. Following the evening program, a reception was held in the cafeteria with girls from the junior class serving as tea girls. ? 5'xX90Q-X0 :Q,9XO2x SQQSQA 60969 WSQ-, N90 TNS QSSQQ 0-1. ikvvxvyx-Qy.Axo006 QQ-NX'-'Kx1,0 6-00 'x-00 000+ 0-K Y-Q-QV' Qegqoss Q-oe0'x0xc4,xs 05,5 X: bpb 'b we 'VO +ve , N-w . i. 4f ,,,i..ww ' MMM ,guw- W . ' Mc- Biitiiep Jams 1 Biddle' Carolyfl gjimwlillinrgigi'illiiams. 2333.1 , Q HUC Bi CY, A 1 lclzlyw' ' t '. Slmzding: Ra1lPhd Tiri-'da Rose. Sbggx-is Jgffifckland. MTS' Rose! Kinnon. Rc5cuCWinston: George 8-mf Teensie R053- Broome. MISS Trot Rose: Sandra Sm' e The senior speech students chose as their project play the heart- warming Room for One More by Williani Davidson. The play, which was also made into a movie, is a dramatization of the book by Anna Rose Wright. The play centers around the happy, uninhibited Rose family and the three teenagers which they adopt. Room for One Alore shows the audience what remarkable changes love and attention can produce. The characters, ranging from the embittered and rebellious jimmy john to the understanding and loving Mrs. Rose, presented an unusual challenge to the students. The combined efforts of Mrs, H. Baxley, the cast, and the various committees resulted in a laudable and memorable production. SENIOR PRQJECT PLAY TALENT The annual talent show, spon- sored by the P. T. A., is one of the most anticipated events of the year. Each class prepares and pre- sents a thirty minute show which is entirely student created and directed. The winning Senior Talent Show 1.3215 , , -' . it-at The junior Show-Mardi Gras gas -n,,,,, Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Sandy of the Sophomore Show SHOW The Seniors captured first place with their presentution of Reunion in the Ozarks. The junior Show was Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Old XVoman in .1 Shoe was the theme of the Sophomore Class. C.zroline Hewes and Phyllis Milner perform it segirecrow dance in the senior show. Cathy Bennett sings Basin Street Blues in the junior show. ,fx 3 , l , 1 gi . 1 I if ,fe 4 A 51 , , V1 A , er sf' ff -4' ' 1 if 5,7 vi, J xy x f f . V' ,J , Y- ,af 4 L' ' , rx U . W e J . -w ,,,.,..---f- 1anni....AsW Six Little Sisters in the sophomore show are Barbara Stevens. Saleta Gay, Penny Head, and Carolyn Brady. THE JUNI The yumor class of 1958 chose Th H e zgla School Mjylery as the1r dramatrc project for the year because they hoped xt would brmg pleasure to themselves and the audlence-th1s hope was realrzed The settmg of the play was a hrgh school product1on of a mystery Howe ver a SCIICS of events cllmaxrng wrth the apprehenslon of a fugltxve from a mental 1nst1tut1on turned the play 1nto a real llfe mystery The characters ranged from the polsed young herolne Laura to the small town sherxff who famted at the srght of blood The pro ductron was at all trmes smooth and br1sk never losxng srght of 1ts prlnclpal purpose to amuse and entertaxn the audlence OR CLASS PLAY M. RAP? I7i'nL'lff1' ,K igzef A , Q wivsinQ'umf,..wm. Www-anew A CAPPEL The A Cappella Choir is composed of students having an interest in music. Since membership this vear increased to 150 persons. the group is divided into tvvo periods. The G.l-l.S. Choir has the special distinction ot being the largest in the state. Sev- eral ensembles. both bov and girl. have been or- ganized to perform at civic clubs. P.T,A. meetings A CH0lR and before the student body.'The choirs tnggest undertaking has been the procurement of sufficient robesto outfu aH nuHnbers.'fbe band and choral aides have gracnousb'asQsted the group by seHing concessions at the football games. Members at- tended district and state choral festivals during the year ,T 'VU 4' E J. DEABLER B. ROGERS fi uw 121 fu If f VII j 'IIN V 5i1RoligLitcioNFN GHS is justly proud of its band. Under the baton of Mr. Jerald Rooney, the band works uncomplainingly for many long hours to present halftime programs and various types of con- certs. Pep-rallies would certainly not he the same without the band present to stir school spirit. The group not only gives a Christmas concert, but also marches in several school and civic parades. The band serves as an important representative of GHS and should be commended for their fine conduct. MM , Af 1353 11: ffgl Y 2225 J' K v E' -A . i- ,Y 1 Nl., LQAf ek: Q A,,5 Q h 'QgV'Q' '5 4 1' A 5.23 ilu 6 .VI ' I Y rt ak I, ,1X,iQig wwe I W 24,65 A - iv 3 'X 5 'sv . , Y , . uf ,Af ,.finL , f f W. . 6 ft f 1 .-..-A , DRILL TEAM The addition of the Drill Team has made halftime shows infinitely more attractive. The girls perform many clever dance and march routines. By original money-making projects. such as selling candy, this group was able to purchase their smart blue and white uniforms. The long hours of planning and practice with Mrs. LaRose are evident whenever these young ladies appear at a football game or parade. The GHS student body is duly appreciative of this group's performance. llQs Ak. .., s.-m -. 5125.5 f 5 2315:-9,9-5 's.!Q'1gg,.v:v-4, ', 'TKT Band. m-aaa! -ww! -..,.,,,,,,4Qb'wA? 4. , Q. -ef 5 5-52 -' :D ,F -B - - '. - , 'A 553. ' ' , . . A1 I Fnztl ww. lefz I0 figblf S Bone, M. Hatten, C. Brady R. Brown, S. VUeathersby Second muy' M. Mcllhern. B Bilbo. L. McKinnon, M Hewes. J, VC'arren. S. Shipp B. Stevens, J. MacArthur Tim-a' faux' J. McDaniel, S Gay. L. Amis. P. Davis. P File. S. Kleinschmidt, M Hall. drill team. and ma- , get jorettes. M A J O R E S F S to have a fine group of majo to lead the band during the ball programs and parades work and constant practice made these girls worthy o highest praise. They shoul particularly commended for excellence since the large ma of them are new to high s Melinda Stewart, head majo leads the band with a finess would not expect in a sopho XVe shall surely be expecting Once again G.H.S is privi 1 f c c i 1 things from the majorettes i future. Het MELIN I'd crmyn and David Coon. finalists on the Nation- il Mcrit Scholarship Qualifying Test. WE RE These pages are reserved for the recognition of Gulfport High School students who have distinguished themselves in var- ious activities on the local. state, and national levels. These ac- tivities have been in the areas of scholarship. leadership, speech, and athletics. lid Jermyn and David Coon were finalists on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Local winners in the Voice of Democracy contest were first place, Anne Striclclandg second, Sandy Nobleg third, jane Hayward. Glover Roberts serves as president of the district I-Ii-Y. President of the Region VII li- brarians is Harold XY'ilson. Glox er Roberts District Pres idcnt of Hi Y Harold Wfilson President Region VII Librarians Local winners in Voice of Democracy contest: First place, A n n e Stricklandg Second, Sandy N0- bleg Third, jane Hayward. Bertie Wliltcrs, lo c .1 l xv i n n e r in Bet ty Crocker Homciniliing contest. Bertie Walters was the local winner in the Betty Crocker Homemaking contest. Chuck Morris and Douglas Medley were selected to the All-Big-8 football team. Gilbert Walker was a member of the second team Puig-8 football squad. All three boys have received athletic scholarships. Mary XYills was selected as D,A.R. Good Citizenship Girl. The past Chairman and Vice Chairman ot the Mississippi Youth Safety Council are Ralph Glenn and Milton Scarborough, re- spectively. Chuck Morris and Douglas Medley, members of All-Big 8 football team. Gilbert XV41lker, member of second team, Mary Mills. D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl. Ralph Glenn, Chair- man ofthe Mississip- pi Youth S a fe t y Council. Milton Scarborough, Vice Chairman of theMississippi Youth Safety Coun- cil. ! aww S P O R T S Victory . . . Victory is our crylT Energy plus is the term which best fits our loyal cheerleaders. Through their undying efforts, the spirit of G.H.S. was made to play a big part in the life of every student. Their warm generosity is shown by the way they gave of their free time in the preparation of Cheers so that we would better appreciate our Gulf- port athletic contests. Our hats are off to the ,SS cheerleaders. CHARLES CHAMBERS SI SIE PRINGLE VIRGIF PALAZZO CATHY PECOI 'I. CAROLINE HEXYIZ9 A4 . NORNIA JEAN KAHLER LFTIA SOVLIZ ,IVDY LACY ,..2. -cb? it my Q. J! at 'I' Q f . 0 M A I L 7 mx-Q. Y , - Q I A MSI! ' 'J A U I C 'Tiff' L3 A 1 lx! I J gf qv 'YI 1 gg' ' 7 -Hi . lla 'ff-T 4 Finn mum' Clint Hawes. Steve Ross. Robert Ixy. Louis Lyons. jackie Miller. Curtis Garner. Gerald Viator. Skipper Haller. Charles Everett. -l. N. Randall. Ronaltl Robinson. Stroud faux Donald Robinson. junior Moses. Don XX'alters. Douglas Medley. .lolinny Hatten. Ted Miller. Harry Greenwood. Chuck Morris. Herbie Corcler. Larry Morten. Larry Hancock. Gilbert Vfalker. Tommy Spiers. Robert Compton. Third fuzz: Don Gray. Erie McDonald. David Cottrell. Terry Hinton, t Qi i f Aigivf-'gg '24, 5, e 1 ,W , , pf f f , , 3 -if!,'Z'iig,'Z1'4 L v, ' , , ' fi . Q i i , - .ngwif f-it wifi A .4 .jig ' , :Amis 'it f '5'.li'6iiff1- p wif .1wff, V ,af H, 'f A 1555152 giving 1 i W' . ' fl COACH LINDY CALLAHAN COACH TOMMY CALDXYELL 1 -A A i n - ' X-' 'T 5 . .SH Fyfg , H .. W- 'ni ,, ra. e ' E I ' ' - x ir J ti K Q I Q his-42: -JN -K M. WN. , 0 ' 'K , Q i 1 N :Y -f S it W - If Q '4 v '1. xl' , A . I 51 ' 5 8 . i at 3 , l l 'S 1 fy ,5 ,- l , ' 3 T' ' l fb 1,147 igwiw Xie' . S .mg xt 5, gf? ig... Curtis Germany. George Sflufer. Mike Hiiilc. ,Timmy Bmdy. jimmy Dc.1rni.1n, Billy Hamilton. Ifrfzrrlb wfu: Tommy lfreemgin. Harold Simcr. I7r.inlc Dobbs. john Mitchell. Bobby Olson. Butch Limburt. Eddie Morris. Cris Green. Sonny Kgihler. Lloyd Anderson. -In jo Silloum, jimmy Sin- gleton. Farrell Egge. Pascal Thigpen. Nm fdrzziud. George Guild. Bill Hocutt. Clmrles XXVCAX er. Bob Innes. I ll II I! CQACH BEN JQNES P.ixc.il Thigpen. Robert Compton. Donald Robinson. Dun Gray. GULITPORT vs, NATCH EZ The Cloinmodores almost realized an ambition ol' long standing vvhen they hattled to L1 O-O tie with the Natehez Rebels. Except for 11 live- vard penalty that nullified what appeared to he .1 23- vard liield goal hy quarter- haeli Ted Miller. the Coin- modores vv o L1 l d h .1 v e achiev ed their goal. Cil'l.l lJURT vs. BliC7OKll.'XVlfX The Ciultport CoininndoreS. hattling vvith an GL'LIiPORT vs. M1'CfOM15 Relusinxg to regard themselves as the underdogs, the liired up Cloininodores tame from heliind tvvite to pound o11t 41 21-1-1 vietory over the Mtfoinh Tigers. Xiftlters. Robinson. Miller, and Morris provided the Scoring punch for Gulfport behind Ll h.1rd i'l1.1I'tQlI1g line. Cil'l.l:l9URT vs. C,QUl.l'lNll5lfX The Gulfport CQoininodores opened their 19' season with an impressive victory over Columbia, 19-O. Ci1pit.1lizintg on .1 XX'ild1at fumble in the opening minutes ol' the 2nd tluarter. Ciuliiport marelied dovvn to take the lead vvhith they never relinquished. 4. tindvinlig deterinination, a1llNo5t toppled the Brook- haven Panthers from the ranks ol' the unbeaten, llovvever. the elilietts ol' the Avian lilu on the Cfominodores destroyed their hopes ol' vvinning as the Panthers triumphed 19-13. GL'I.lfPORT v 5. PICAYIQNIZ inf Striking earlv .1I11l otiten. the Ciultiport Coin- inodores displayed .1 r11g1ee1l defense in register- ing an impressive Big lzight toothall vittorv over the Pie.1v11ne Maroon Tide. 5-1-O. inf:-5 ,fs wt -.-:.,3 GULFPORT vs. MOSS POINT Sparked by fullback Chuck Morris, the Gulfport Commodores waltzed to an easy 32-6 victory over the Moss Point Tigers. Morris was the big gun in the Commodores' attack scoring four touchdowns. GULFPORT vs. PASCAGOULA Plagued by fumbles and intercepted passes, the Gulfport Commodores proved no match for the fired-up Pascagoula team as they dropped their 2nd Big-Eight contest IZV7. GLfLlfPORT vs. LAUREL Although scoring a quick touchdown in the first quar- ter, the Big Blue had to scramble like mad to defeat the Laurel Tornado, l-1-6. Paced bv .1 hard charging line, the Commodores clinched the game in the last quarter with a touchdown. GTQLFPORT vs, HATTI ESBLTRG Treating a partisan Homecoming gathering to a sterling performance the Commodores scored an impressive win over the Hub City Tigers, 13-0. Although outweighed in the line, the Com- modores' forward wall out-fought the Tigers in every period. never allowing Hattiesburg to get within scoring distance of the Gulfport goal, PLAYERS OF , ,ff L-is-o'?1 - anvil' ' id I! N - -,nun--U A ,qqpgrvlzwii 7,3 1-rv iff, R I yu mprw' ,-sm ., V A - rin' fx. new 4 A x-19 ,1- Q' 5' ui i 41' f 'xl I ' ' 7 i l .4 h GILBERT VVALKER RONALD ROBINSON LARRY NORTON DOUGLAS MEDLEY DON XYALTERS RETU Flu! roux' J. N. Randall. Douglas Medley. Larry Hancock johnny Hattcn. Herbie Corder, Gilbert W'alker. Sefond mu' I .,T1T ii .-A L- M 1 -57 -1. .. f H- + A- fr - '1- II1 L.--' W, ,,, H. rg 13 av iigr Y 1 4 J.: CHYCK MORRIS THE WEEK Emi 75 W ,, it T1 TED MILLER I I1 11-nuvlill W 'N LARRX HAIN COCK Q10 Don XX'alters. Tommy Spiers. Harry Greenwood. Ted Miller. Chuck Morris. 'L 4 O X' 71. S .M vi :wa JOHNNY HATTEN TOMMY SPIERS N ,, sr ,pw ii ' 1 5, I 'A uit' Cil'l.lfPORT xs. BILOXI The Hal .inmml Tll.lI1liStLflXlDlK D.1y clxssic ciiilml tlitl UNH fiviuihiiiliwrc smwri on .1 tlis hcirtciiiiig nivtc .ix tht' Biloxi lntlims tlefciitctl the Civrniiiiitliircs lv-lu, Cgishing in im .1 fum .mtl an iritcrtcptctl piss. the Commodores scored twice to take .1 halftime lcatl. Huwever, Biloxi ficltlctl .1 hmntl ricw tum .ilitcr thc intcrmissiim .mtl the Zml lmlr' was .xll lmlim. The luttlc rlgctl hut .mtl turiiius throughout thc ga right up to the l.1st whistle. 't'..r4.,i-12-f Qld' WS Ky N., ,W Awgvvng. 9' ,si 'W' , iz W-, -t3 in Mg.: , , 4 X yr-np-,, I' a .gqwi ble I 1 ,, ' .i,,,,i Q. A as an W I 0 ,Q M ,fb fl .wx 94' - .iw -MV. W 'A '-'M ' 2 -wimqniw V w f f.ii,,., GM ,,, M A 17.3, , ,W W s !HF '3 ' Aki .,! P Q -9' -J- N . 4 ITIS a , 'w JN- AQ, - , 4 - 1 - of-1 . 5 uma.. fb, n s. in .. fffy mf. ,,,, sup M. :VAN -m f-at-1 'iqhg , , -. '- Q ww if v,. I.f5 i I ,1. ul' 4 .' ...I sq 4Y'v. nv tg ftla? 4 -, I. . ,,., 14, ,JU wvf-q u'1 1- .1 M .ax 1 Q an iv . x ffm. qs FKWF I Dwi' if 1-ik ,pm Mx kb- ! .1 1 A , W + Q 'gm -f Wy if ' 37,3 g,3,i,,+f'f,3E QAIZ3: ' ' , .. .. , -'Y 412 . W . 77 af' I'-....-.-Q.., ,- ' A .Sr-1. sf: 1, ,Q J. ,.- - A. 'A ,Q ' wk ! w-, 'zw '. ' - f 1116 . -- a... A. - ' bqv ' ,w'., f ., - LINEMAN OF THE YEAR: IDuugl.u Mc BACK OF THE YEAR: Chuck Morris cy Bollomx Clark Crawley, Hardy Pope, Louis Lyons, Richard Lawrence, johnny Milner Top: Charles Wfeaver, Bill Hocutt, Garvis Tisdale, Chuck Morris, Ted Miller. VARSITY RDY POPE CI ARK CRAXX LEY GARVIS TISDALE COACH ALLGOOD CHLCK NIORRIS .---y ,,,,,,...,..--v- A SOXNY PATTOX TOHX INIITCHELL HA . lf' 4 I A T or f. 6 , 4 5' K X, ' I '18 gg'?x5?m . 3 of ,Ex ,-,, . As if 4 1 .- gf ' 4 0 I ' 1 'QQ' A W-'17 5 J T .,giE?E? . Katya W al .-v. i'ff2 'il , L, Q Q. gf -4- 'G . 9- 5, ifx iw ff kk FA lvmx jk. :- s f -x '- D Q Va- Wits Q A ' L . lv I c v 'a ' 1 ,L ,V wsu 1 1 ,546 Wig X, fu I V , !5?0Ff 9 'j+f,, ' 'W ui v ieiL!LAQ-....lI, ' I - 3 E., 5153 W . , 41554, 91 ,agaddaf difffgf 2 F9 VP ' if i J 1' N1Q. HJ' xii x iyikr, V. w A l.,.,,,,, an A x W 3 A mln A ,A W? ' 4X f1'iA'f r I yllisn f I3fflfw11: Skipper XVilli.1mson, liirrcll liggc, XX'illi.1m Stiglcts. jack Ainsworth. Lrwuis Lyons. Denny jorllm, Tffp: Larry llanwck, Ted Miller, Jojo Salloum, CQl'1.1rles Catc- woocl, Mike May, Ronald Skinner. ff TEAM XHKE MAH M'W 'r Jojo SALLOL M Qui. COACH JONES FARRELL EGGE SKIPPER XYILLIAMiO1N XX ILLIANI STIGLETS LITTLE FIVE TRACK o , 5 -an 1 A x f Q: BASEBALL IWW HH IRI Ml? SHWKQK. Q KN 7 iWR -:ra wwfam-mnrmamwmxx an Y ' ' 'W f ' 395 'T1'1T 1' 'J4 WLFVQ' Emi milf' YWQWDW -'U' i3 29 '-f gag .-M , 1 'T' 'fa' 34 , 7 le' A . Y ' - Q- J' . ' ' -'K' A' - has ' ' K l l -' l ff' ly ' l f nulmwuumnlummrwamnm I 'lla , 'ul l'lm w W MMQQWHMQ A W llll ,L Milf--Mau QHUMQEWKE viii BQ KWH W'1iM , 5331 ': l 1UHlW1 'F mms mmsmf Mgwlmuruu iifkfmii vmwgw V-gzziiikiliwi WUI? iw alumnus alumna magnum my 9 X fbi XY ,X FIM! wzr: Robert Compton. Tell Iwiillcr. Louis Lyons. Bobby Boyd. Sdjflllid mzr: Wfaync Blackwell, Jerry Lott, Charles XX'c41wr. Third 1-ffzu Chuck Murris. Larry Hancock. I.1u'ry Morton, Frank Dobbs. LIXDY CALAI-IAN, Coach FRANK DOBBS. Manager OLTFIEID Ted Mxller jerry Iott Chuck Morrxs Chlrlei Wfeaver INFIELD Wayne Blackwell Louls Lyons Robert PITCHER5 I-af1'Y Morton Bobby BoYd Chaflos Compton Weaver CATCHERS Ted Mnller Larry Hancock . . , . , , A . . - 3 y y - , , . , . ,mu wtf' CI 1 .., V . ,,. ' -- M A m. ,,,',y'A . '- Vg,,,. f ,M bf' w'1f ' ' 'K ' . , A wg., iw-my IM k q , , K M if M. ff a V A Q OM -X ' 'X f ' ' f , A 'L . ' f J 4 gin Q SIM' ,M ity '?7F'2'! -- K' Mk - ' ,V+ iwilifg , . I . ik - ' W .A Kg W . 4 T K M ' VA 1- ., ' Q ir' gf , ,lf A, if f WM,,,f' 'T 7 K ' 'dx' , , A fi ', T I.ufl 10 riglvf: Pat Davisl Denny jordan. Cris Green. Freddy Hewcs, Blvb Galloway. joe Perusse, Douglas Medley, Alun Clark, George Liizc. MARY MILLS wwg., GEORGE MIZE PAT DAVIS GOLF JOE PERL SSE DOL GLAS MEDLEY L JF 5 unset! --n if., A Q, g,?j 'Q an-v '-A 9 Sd x ge I if Q 4 I Q 'gf sq , 'Y fa fw- A 3 ,f , , NJ The Presrdent reports on the Chnstmas Famrly for OUNCIL Com, 1 ed of srx senlor members fue yumor members and four sophomore members the Student Councxl sery es as an rntcrmedmry between the student body and the faculty School problems are presented to the Councrl yy here they are dlscussed and studrcd The proposed solutrons are submrtted to the admrnrstratron for approyal before bcrng re leased to the student body Copxes of the mmutes of the Student Councrl s meetmgs are posted m each homeroom Seyeral projects sponsored by thrs group are sendmg delegates to a specral Student Councrl workshop the settrng up ot a vyelcomrng commrttec publrshrng the handbook promotrng the B1g8 sportsmanshrp program supenrsrng student electrons and ad mrnrsterrng the student body s Chrrstmas basket V . l . .A '. . .l A'J v v x ' vs ' . ' - , fl, , 1 v . t . . , I . . - . , L g 1 , , , Q v' , - , 1 1 v 1 . , , . .. . , . ASSENIBIY COXINIITTEE F l.0Ch amy M Scarborough Nlrs Donaldson V Rapp I Former B Storey R Ted CO-OPERA TIVE COUNCIL The Co operltrye Counell Wl l1Ll1 ns eomposed of members of the Student Counerl and homeroom ehalrmen seryes as ll transmxttmg tteeney between the student body ind the Student Counenl One reg ulir meetmf rs held eaeh semester but there are usually seyeral eall meetings LlL1I'lflW the year At these meetings oxer Wl'11Cl'l the nee presl dent ot the Student Coune1l I7I'C51dCS problems among the students are dnseussed Pvft R TEDYORD n lf! If 1 ll lxoen J Crmpbell Irerxdee C C lel 'XI belrboro h B 1 mu C Egee B Mrller J Dlrby lN Kuhler ru Coco B cJlLlQl'lf C XllFtll lUl1Cl1 J Cuey IS B Steyens B W llters fhnd mu F Lewls I Blzleeslee B Reed T Mrlner B Hrrtyxell G T1sd.1le J Perusse R Dam G Sehloegel EEK, AA 2 l .Md 'nil If tg wfzr. tl f 1-121 1 J. ' - . -. 4 - . J. I ' j . , a well. A. Strickland. R. Teelforel, r . ' Q ug . .Storeyg C. Brady. L. Soule, Strand ' . ' Yf, , A , 4 1 ', ', ' , K.Gz,',J.' . . ...' 4 1.. '.. , 'L ' . ', gi - L U V 5' C l lf l RXIZCLMIAIVF COVNCII.: Guwrgc Schloegel Barhm Goodvc-.1r. THE RED CRCSS COUNCIL The Red Cross Council is composed of representatix es of the elnsses and homerooms. This group promotes the work of the Red Cross in the srhool, and annually sponsors the Red Cross membership drive. fo -,r A, - . S1 uf zrurlf ff Io vrlflrlff, Tompkms. C. Bennett. M. CuA r. K Mom! mu- hfrlxm, B. C1.1llcm'.1y'. G. SChloCf-Icl. A. Lewis I-ix g.r'1l1'n1fqmmSOn! CA Jones' C' Lott Clhrrice Lott. Cathy Brnnett. Boh Galloway SENIOR HI-Y The Senior Hi-Y is composed of boys who are interested in furthering Christian ideals in the school The memb . ers attend District Hi-Y meetings and do other ac- tivities, This year they presented a beau- tiful and memorable Thanksgiving pro- gram. Friar! wuz' B. Hocutt. R, Lawrence. S. Patton, M. Walker, H. Graham, E. Sylvester, T. joffrion, G. Schloegel, J. Anderson. B. Roy, A. Clark, -I. Hatten. VU. Ginn, D. Whichard, J. C . ' R. Glenn, R. Greely, E. Blakeslee, C. C ' S. raft Second row. rawley, T. lNI1lner, D. Pyle, H. Vick, C. Everett, R. Ivy, Haller, B. jones, M. Scarborough. Third mux' G. Walker, G. Roberts, D. Medley, C. Morris, G. Tisdale, F. Persons. B, Hughes, H. XX'iIliams, T. Miller, H. Vorhaben, M. Haik, B. Stone Robinson, J. Vorhaben. ,R. Q Q N 5 3 f v I K If 6 - 5-. sf. .Ast vi 16 way, I 71 Riffs ,f Y ' in ms gi Qifewmki N' V A NJ I .V VV Q wma 'f 7 i n c son I limmerm.in If M.1nn. IS. XYelfortl. Vxigliim mu ssc tcison I Hott I., I..lII'kl. K C..lI'IL'f. Ii NX'elcli. Ii, ogcis XX I5 in tlnci 5 i NJ if zi B liloom. H. XY'i'iglit. N, Loper. R. o ex rw ii x filler. I.. iilloum. V. I'.il.ino. R, 1 or i i ci o c tx iii 1 zi: I.. Hulsing. I jones. M. Craig. Txiiss r oii nno mi i I Frericlge, C Moody. D. Vinson. I inigin R Tccltorcl I Qoult I' Bloomer I Deemit 9 Bibst K. Brewer ii do III- it SENIO The Senior Y-Teen Club, which is sponsoretl by the Y.W.C.A., is composetl of girls from the junior and senior cl.1sses. Daily tlevotionals over the public :iclilress system is one of the most im- portant projects of the club, As its serv- ice projects the club sponsors baskets at Christmis :intl Easter. The group also maintains a book-room where school sup- plies are sold by members. Programs include discussions on dating. lectures on goocl grooming and fashion, and pro- gr.1ms on religion nncl music. Delegrites are sent to region.1l :incl state conferences. This ye.ir the Y-Teen clubs of Gulfport were hostess to the Area IV Y-Teen con- ference. Y-TEENS qfflm ' A ' V 5 -7 cc n Calwinc-r zivcrvzlwlf, ii. 934.4 :EFI , all f Firfl wuz' N, Barr, S. Board. R. Dedeaux. K. Kinnison. G. Stigall. N. Fife. L. Gobcr. P Milner. J. O'Dom. C. Lott. L. Ouslcy. C. Hawes. S. Bridgewater. C. Pecwul. J. Pickens. O. Ricliardfson B. Vihlters, D. Sauls. L, Carter. B. Allen. J. Hayward. L. Kahler. J, Roberson. Sammi mu: D. J Holt. B. Hatten. B. Brumfield. F. Kirk. G. Page. B. XY'right. J. McKinnon. P. Murphy. S Taylor B. Vfikstrand, J. Coco. L. Former. C. Broome. S. Smith, C. Caldwell. S, Anderson. B. Cartrctt ' ' ' X' G. Barlow. P. Mann. I. Rnsctti. M D. Gauthe, B. Shaw. L. Munguia. P. Daxis. D. I-FCCIIUID. Cuevas, F. Rath, G. Stafford. in Vice Presidcflfl . . S' ss - 4. A 3 RS A lewiw. PrCSidtmLl'rRisxi1'xiiPF. BroWU- Hwwuvm . 3 . A , 1 , e.. H . ?Fl?-EEUU 9ecret.i1'y1 Ni Simglti on QL-rgennt-at-AYWS' 4- 1 ' ' A - . - G. Wt 5 ' i ' A. Mison. Repair ter. TIDE CLUB The members of the Tide Club are boys and girls taking diversified educa- tion. These students are employed in trades such as mechanics. carpentry, plumbing. and printing and in industrial otcupmons such .is salesmen .ind busi- ness ID.1X1.lgCfS. The club promotes .1 bet- ter understanding of the relationship be- tween trades and industries and the school and community. Ffrrr wrap lefl In ritqlilx B, Hamilton. M. Bond. L. Tillmiin. Ii. brown. D. Freem.1n. B. Kingston, P. Shiyou. M. Bobinger. N. Grunt, A. Smith. Secmzd wzcx' P. Sexton, G. Anderson. A. Mason, P. Bice. E. Marion. C. Morrison, P, Ryan, E. Robinson. J. Siiucicr. C. Culcote. A. Lewis. . 1-ntl ih Anderwn- Www L iixltlcv Sects!-WY vt .- Annu Slficll linda VKC PM . 1. ' a is . is Siam- RU' FRENCH CLUB Because the French students felt the need for an expression of French outside the classroom, they established Le Cercle Francais, one of the most active clubs in school. The members, working with great zeal, built .i float depicting L'Arc de Triomphe for the homecoming parade. Programs have included films of Paris and other French scenes. Much of the success of the organization can be at- tributed to its sponsor, Mrs. Rubye Roberts, and her unfailing enthusiasm for French. Fifll wuz' J. Campbell, J. Smith. C, Dunn. J. Flanagan. C. Gober, M, Hatten. D. Simpson, B. Peerson, C. Jones, G. Sofey, R. Brown S Terrell S Noble J Rogers R Sofev R Sofe D. Butcher. S. Anderson. Second mu: M. Nobles, P. Slade, B. XX'alters, B. Stevens, S. Bone, J. XY'z1rren, A. Hoke, J. Cuevas, J. McDaniel. C. Heartwell, D, Hatten. L. Amis. A. Fasold, O. Richardson, K. XX'elsh. K. Carter. D. Holt. Third wuz- J. Barnett. C. Hewes. E. Sylvester, J. Cuevas, J. Golden, K. May, D. Slade. B. Strickland, P. Head, M. Stewart, C. Everett. J. Batchelor. J. Saucier. C. Spooner, A. Strickland. 535 'Q'- DD Ifxwf romp bf! lf, fuiglvlz G. Stiggill. S. Bdbst. P. Burns. B. XY'.1lters. N. Barr. K. Brewer. C. Jones. BI. Sylxester. Bl. Bfclllieran. Strom! fuzz: E. Mdiors. M. 'l'linm.is. G. l5.irlow. X. YiY.1llt1CC. L. Bgiugliman. Rogers. M. Legett. P, Rouse. J. Griffin. Yfinf win' l.. Sindidge. B. Gwynn. M. Hall. D. Hoyt. -I. NY'.1llt1Ce. L, Beard. BI. XxYg1llLlCC. li. Vduglin. C. Rush. I.. Kdliler. The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to inform .ind entourage girls who are planning to betome nurses. Programs in- clude lectures and films describing the aspects of nursing .15 41 career. One of the activities of the group is membership in the Pindrlieers, an organization of girls from Long Beach. Gulf Park, and Gulf- port who aid the nursing staff and Ladies' Auxilidry in performing their duties at the Memorial Hospital. President. B. Vlulters: Vice President. N. lhrr. Secreury .ind 'l're.1surer. K. Brewer. ,ff X I X 'T THE DEB-XTR T luis. GM' Stiagull H V K . rrrry Dan iels. Sjrmzrwx' Mrs. Fmnces Bra tlford. The purpose of the Debate Club is to give interested students an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of debating and speech. This group serves as sponsor of the GHS Debate Team. Frm row. feff rf: rigblx J. Barnett. R. Dana. j. Jones, G. Stigall. D. Sauls. M. Lewis. J. Peale, C Hines. S. Stone. K. Brandon. B. Peerson, J. Campbell. A, Ferguson. J. Cr.f rout B. Galloway, L. VC'0oLl. T. Milner, B, H ' 1NI.May, B,R ti V' ' 1 t. M. Achee. Serum! artuell. S, Roberts. A. Cl ' ee . H. Dans, G. Mrze. B. D ark. J. Malley. H, Daniels, ebenport, D, Tootle. Richards. r ' EAM: jerry Malley Merle I- D R Ymon11 ISSIDY students shosunn II Lust Illblli spcllungs 1 1r1n11111s thc S1111 1n1l Rostrum C lub mls 1ts mcmbcrs 111 lltllllflflf, Musa Lttccnxc sclt Qxprccsnon 1n1l the lunduncntll slnlls ol lub IC spmlvng Munbers 11 n Lou 11 cd to p1rt1C1p1tc 1n plays 1n1l SPCIRIDKL ments to furthcr dexelop thesc slxxlls Progrmls mcludc plnel QllSCLlSSlOl'1S fucst spmlxcrs md rculmgs Pres1dent A Str1cl1land V1cc Presmlent J Dcablcr Secretary and Ireasurer R Peel P1rl1amcntar11n Hqward Sponsor Nfrs Blxley fl rr! mu R Peel R 1.151111 olvlc I Sxlluu 1 D11 lu A lo111plK1ns lx XX L s1 N 11 111111 'XI Cnnnon D LISSIILI' S rnzdr 1 ns u lf lk cr l Huw B Allen C Caldwell B Fedtord A Str Qkland Tim! mn .I Nlillex I5 Cf1ll1m.11 B Hlrtxull R Slnnner J Husband S 1 ICERS JUL Nlelxnn lr 'treasurer IIBRC-:Sgt Ning, Smxth Secretarx Presx C The Lrbrarj. Club conslsts of students mterested rn lxbrary sC1 ence Members are rnstructed ln llbrary polreles and procedures As a monex malxlng project the eroup co sponsors the eoneessrnn stand at basketball glmes Dele ltes are sent to I'C2L,lOD1l library conference and trrps lre mule by members to lnbrlrxes of rnterest STUDENT LIBRARIANS F rl mu I 110 rr ,JI D Holt N B'1rr D Sauls N Smnth D Vmson L Lulner 9 D.1w1S j Poole K Brandon D glade G Stxgall Strand mu L Beard J Rogers l RJPP B Pearson J Nlelvm H vcnrsrm L Hrfdmf, K Frtzhugh L Wood J Pcrusse J Campbell . J'- ' , Y - Q Q . . ' L . l- gt .K-, . , 7' Q ' , 4, . , L , . lc 4 . 1cme.e---- A ' 1 ' ' . - . . . . S. . Y CLVB QPF A -3DxmplC Sml A U V ft , . - ' , - - V ' ' ' , , , ' 'l . lv' '. ef .U f - - Q ' - r' 1' ' ' ' I V 2 ' . . . ' , - - - ' ' ' A ' ' . ' ' D . A ' ,- ' V, , A 4 '. . , - - - - ' ' A , . . . Front mu It ,f to 'ffgfbl G Walker D Mtdlcy I Nlorton M Qtxrborough L Lyons P Thxgpen Robmson C GIIDEF I Hattcn H Slmer R I S r J1 I' Egge I' Spurs D ray Salloum G Lott H Grly R Compton B I-Iumlton I. Htntoclt J Mxtchell I Smgleton Thlrd mu B Slade I-I Greenwood H Cordcr G llsdale C Morrxs I-I vE1ll12iHIS VU Blackwell D Walters T Mxller .I 'N Randall D Roblnson G CLUB The G Club ns an organxzauon composed of those boys who haye earned an athletxc let ter IH a sport or scry cd as manager of a team Thu group helps malntaln hlgh standards xn sports compctltlon by entouragxng the hxghest mcasurc of good sportsmanshxp and leadershlp To rinse money the members sell adyertlsmg space 1n football pro ram g s and sponsor seyeral soclal funttxons Prcsldcnt D Medley Vlce Presxdent D Xlytltcrs Sccrctary Hatten .1 Trrasurcr I M1llcr ' ' ', 'K ,' . '. ' . . - .. I . . -1 Y . . 4' ', . 4 . R. ' . . 1 . 1. ' ' . . I . . Yyi f wif 'our 1 K' . ' , 4' . . G ', '.' . I , . ' . , ' . , N . . .. , H , . ' ' , , . , . . 7 ' , . I . I . . , . . K l ,, 'ff QQ- 'L Q v , V ' - .W- .4 Y V , . - y vs , - y 1 . 1 . J- 5 .ml . 5 s HAM RADIO CLUB Pm1f1a'u1f. DICK BIERRILL Vin' Pm,iidn1f. CLIFFORD SPOONER Stin,'.111 ,xml '1'1'4,1i1u'tV. MIQLVIN HEGXYOOD The Ham Radio Club is a new organization made up of the G. H. S. students who are in- terested in the maintenance and operation of radio equipment. f 11 M eww nada I S L B-'ikf-1-61511 Spoons alive, R I- K. Th ' 4 Compto 0111175012 J H- C if H' Wilmnif tbl' .Nfifele ii ' Coon LS?Q01!d ,au , I ,ood 'N v'vW-,-We I I I Cf T S, B4 From ron. left to rigbzp Barbra Goodyear. Caroline Hewes, Carolyn Egge. Linda Kahler. Rebecca Peel, Barbara Allen, -lane Hayward. Carolyn Caldwell. Semin! 1wu.' Milton Scarborough, Mike XXf'iill-zer, Ed Blakeslee. Homer Griihtim, Henry XX'illiams. Gnrxis Tistliile, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Societyxgives recognition to 15 per cent of the members of the junior and senior classes who have shown outstanding qualities of character, leadership, service, and scholarship. Candidates for induction must be in the upper one-third of their class academically and must have spent at least one year in the school. Member- ship in the National Honor Society is the highest distinction conferred on high school students, ln the early spring, before parents of the new members and the student body, an impressive initiation ceremony is conducted by senior members selected the previous year. EBECQ Ed1l0f A PEEL HELM Much worry and work go into the publxcatron of The Helm our school newspaper Staff members are selected by the preuous years staff To be elngxble for work on The Helm students must haxe taken or be taking journalism The staff IS clruded unto tvso clnstlnct branches the edltorral staff and the business staff The edltorral CllNlSlOI1 mcludes the edrtor page edltors and asslstants and the photographer The page editors are responslble for obtaining copy for thelr respectlxe pages Many of the articles prmted ln The Helm are wrltten by mem bers of the journallsm class These students receue f th nd xaluable practlcal experlence by obserxmg rrs a the procedure for publrshrng a newspaper F 0 ' Page Erfol SLE! LUCY MUNGUIA 1101 gjll0r1.1lPr1ge SUI? BEARD , 0 . Afilfldlll Editorial PAT DAVIS Puge Ediror Spar-If Editor STAFF The business stiff is headed by a business o adxertising manager This group sells adxertisement to locll rnerchints to coxer plrtill publication costs Selling these idxertisements requires mlny hours of walking 1nd talking., This yelrs staff initiated the selcttion of Ollfbfllldlfltil Seniors tor each six weeks nitional student publiution with elch issue of The Helm The stttt lnnually sponsors a May dance one of the outstanding spring socill ex ents Our school paper staff is deserxing of the student body s highest pruse tor their contribution to stu dent life mf' 1'f'-57 in-rd ali DAVID PYLY Burzrzerr A 1111457 72 Nl SAN UAX SIIQAIL Pulzllnlll QAROIYN D1 NN Lolmfqe H Ann! HI! ltfllrn Feature P-'if Edlmr 15111415 PIE! Edw' fr A L I U Mi-'Lf jj, 4' . 'Q 'ft k A E ' ' x . KX5 R X ff .- 3 if i I 'X I -I , u . . 1 I 4 K 4 . S F period and also distributed the Scholastic Roto, a . L l ' V ' ' , '1 . V L .Af I ' ' -... , f-, X - is K is fl Q fl N so-t'.5:?T , 4 N nd . s ---'ffl F l PROJECTIONISTS The projectionists are responsible for showing the films. Under the able di- rection of Mr. Victor Allgood these boys contribute muchito the school life. Fran! muy fufl In rigblx C. Hegwood. R, Tinsley. G. Schluegel. G, Mize. Semrzd mu: I.. Whldrop. B, Parks, B. Olsen. Morris. Wfithout the loyal assistance of the stage crew the many dramatic produc- tions throughout the year could not be possible. These boys give unselfishly of their time and talents to construct and paint scenery and build property. First row. lefl 10 right B. Reed. W. Sheldon. L. Vlfood. Second wuz' D Murden. L. Smith. A, Francis. STAGE CREW ,! L. , Y Rxcxiirdwn' ' B Cartrev- O' Clfiee. RECEPTIONISTS The rcneptionists are smtioned in the front hall and guidance office to answer questions and show visitors over the school, C, rxndbfwn' Hem ci NW Gs' in G ,LKCY ' MONITORS The monitors serve the sthool hy generdlly .rssistrng the study hall tt-.where in performing such jobs as collerting irbstntee reports and run- ning errands. G. Stafford, F. Roth, I. Rossetti. P 5 n 14535 dwg! lidflffi' BARISRA GOODY EAR Lfzyfuf Ijdimr SARA TAYLOR 51 154' ,IQ if i 'law H 'WS 1 , ryf Iillmzwu Arl,171.1,Qt7' ED JERMYN Ai iffI,1111 Lalwul Ifajilm' DAVID COON .ag gum QVX 'QS 174.1l1zrf1: 'no-wqy c ,d , my LINDA I-5? 4 1 1 A i'ii.fl.111! Ifdilrn' ANNE S'l'RIflKLAND Phrzmgmjzber HOBIER GRAHANI Ol 'SLEY fl fb 4-5 4? M ' 07' lf V - CARO , , H ,ull Ldlfo' LH A EQGE Mimi WAQKER ,www R. I.. WINSTEAD fi A X 4 '58 LOG The G.H,S, yearbook, The Log, is entirely designed and edited by a staff chosen near the end of the previous school year. The group is aided hy a faculty advisor, Mr. R. I.. XVinstead. Into this publication went hours of hard work spent in designing pages, taking pictures, proofreading, writing copy, typing, and finally. packing and shipping this book. K . ' 52.35 utfva -4 STAFF However, being on the Log Staff is not .ill work. Any stttff member will tell you that in spite of the tremendous .tmount of time .intl energy necessary it was also fun, After completing this ye.1r's publi- Ctltiun, we Cant help but feeling that our efforts luxe been revmrtletl. Our sincerest wish is tlmt you enjoy the 1958 Lug its much .ts we have enjoyed working on it. l K , 4' 19 44 .. ,gm K 'cg fn 1 X urf-fi ll rjl111g Edilor REBECCA PEE I. At'i'1i.',a11! ll rlltr' HI 'UH GRAY .il im ii ati e . ,-ttf Wfh, Mild!! 31? lv' . ss4,.f,. C 13 fi' fjittnzz llvifffrf' LINDA FORTNER A tit.'.1?II llnrkltr l7liKiUY MVRPHY nf? nr ' Q7 n W .rf-X arm' -4-wi , We QM' . ff t . Y 'L .'lf 1f!.11:! llnfflcf' DONNA GAl'T Pllkflflfl SINAN CRAIS 4.45 ,ya ew .45 l4 77 B .36 fr' jun jO wil I lid fm' , K xxx! Di2Aisi,i.R lftnwtl ffJf ' - fi'i'HX' BRANDON C1 ,M W www W Y I V ,Nw 1 W- , , 1, W uf v v. x ! F K Y 'LA x Ji wrhat' 5 wrong- John? H R1-m wlrbbr thc. Psfmlu , XX hm thu were xouna C3 1 U-ef xl .1 ' . h mg me We 1 cage allegmnce to the Blue and wfhite ., K5 XY'crcn't we cute? . . v ' ' h'll-d.h The day utter the night hcfurc. D4 I1 t get C 1 c op Is that so!! 10,3 IiI'L'r.i? Whut's the trouble, Mary? W ho's got you cornered, john? f ' lieu , Q 1 , jx 'I -- ' ' QQ Skinning the Lyon. Outside reading ?? Did we have a party? Vflm -mc knock-lmccd? ,gb Duh??? D if Spare mel T That 'ole gang' of mine. I'd love to? Herbs ru 110.1 Wonder where the yellow went Mr G. H. SJ? if ,. 1. ' 7 r 1 'M 1 1 ' Q V--LU Ui ,-7 C 541- c',!2.,,'fJ.,1 K7 ff, 5' iff. LVD!-J ,fi ' ,X IVR' N B '1 , if up K, .yy Q .' 'Y a ,,L-l' .fr . 3 - Qi ,ll AJ! WX' MQ My JC! K fl A A if YN -if if ,Sq S' ' ' N 1 JN 1 - e S ,Q .1 F May, 1958 -flx l rf' - 6 Dear Students, ' ' , 'H SQ Q 'N A As this school year draws to a close, the LOG Staff sin- 25- f, 'Q N cerely hopes we have captured a few of the fun-filled moments GX lx: l Q of '57-'58. None of us will ever forget the hours of hard work X QR which have been combined with tears, laughter, and excitement R uk to produce this years LOG. I wish to thank all the gang-Anne, Q is Sara, Rebecca, Ed J., Forrest, Linda Lou, Henry. Homer, Linda N X Ann, Donna, Hugh, David, Iiliseg Susan, Carolyn, Peggy, Mike, xy Ifd B., Shirley, jo Ann, and Kathykfor the wonderful coroper- V 5. , ation and untiring efforts they have shown. Most of all I would W lxfix like to thank Mr. XY'instead for his advice, understanding, pa- tience, and endurance. ,fn xx. - 'X'x 9513 , I the LOG staff of '59 we leave: if diff!! ind U . ll! 1. One cluttered annual room p xkvyf LW Wit 2. One battered typewriter I 40 , 5. Four empty coke bottles bl Q q Y! fe 4. One Mickey Spillane mystery 1' L, 'X JU' l ,wa 5. One closet full of old annuals lyk WL' W f iii! ' A , 1 6. One broken alarm clock fl ,li J ,LJ V l 1 ,W V lfl 7. One beat up tennis racket . JUL! V, ,j ' O a All I 8. Picture troubles ,QU X hffflfd L' V! fl 1 ' 9. Hard work with long hoursfl V 4 1 of ' ff, 10. Great fun , lf kj . 11. Andthe1959 LOG '11 JY W 7 J 4 1 ' X ll, Best Luck, J V! , 1 KV f -, 5 f I N101 ' X 1 8 Q B rf J 5 Barbra Goodyear ' I 5 - Editor 'X 1 X A ' X fy ,gxva 71. xjf. M 9-f w Y, Yu NL X .YU I Lf L XL' I 1- ' , ,. K'-1,-4' - f 1 x x YY x J-. V..-.Xb m-Axis. '1 ff nl -n w 5 ,awww aww'-M ffm S 2- 'sf N NM KL Q , fl as ,X X N-5 wx w 'f.'x. Qh 'x Wx PV' -S '61 if vvk vi , . 4:25--.1 N Ta: ' -1 -21:2-:A T-Siirf' ' 2 ' 'ff N ' ' 'N ' 3,-,-5.14 ' ' 0 , if' -L.' 1-'Qi' 1' P Y- ' ' N -'EW ' - . '52 Ti-V'-' '5'f5R,f TV' 1 v' 'iff' -55 -4 ' , ' Sf. L' . N .- - - ':'4':52 . U,-H 'h -3' - U. '14 I 1. 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