H B Plant High School - Panther Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1929 volume:

Q a i E I E I 5 5 E E 5 ! , 1 n I 2 E E E I 1 E E E E I 5 s S E : s 5 1 1 5 I i 4 uw ,S . - ' --1-,-47:2-flfg V , .- Y 3.111 EX IQIBRIS 4 an L J 'U FOREWORD Through the hearty and earnest cooperation of the faculty with the annual staff, it was pos- sible for this second edition of the Panther to be published. 'rfl . ,C 1. DIEDJICATJION ln acknowledgment of our appreciation and our unbounded debt, we gratefully and lov- ingly dedicate this annual , TO OUR PARENTS L ' The Panther OZQQX fv 1929 The Panther Qfsfggxo 1929 The Panther Q I Y' f 1,2 'imis as sw ikfxf ,Y , fffig-s,??fv wl,14wf'flfk Eg-1 A 1:Sf y1g+ 75-R 5 V X X f Lv A, .-1' 55. Q,-f .zwwh U. -, Y i' r' ' W . 1929 CONTENTS Faculty H,-Seniors HI--Juniors IV--Sophommes Vfflillrganizations VI-,Athletics Vllfflokes and Ads N x N X X x Q x , K x, ,ww-'www -ff -1 .5 ana 1 1 . ,QAM ,rw-gg rp'- 1 K IES ,-Rr -5 a, NWT WW f WEQNW 1!Wl P:5 VYIFIRHF WHEN EZ' M f The Panther Q!-R559 M. W. CAROTHERS, Principal 1 Q 2 Q C. R. Allgood, B. S. North Texas State Teachers' College Gladys Anthon-y, M.A. Columbia University, New York Mary Brown, A. B. Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia Lillian Barger, B.A. Florida State College for YVOmen Miss Burris 'Ruth Carrell, A. B. Florida. State College for XVomen The Panther THE FACULTY 1929 Molly Rose Hayes, B. S. University of Missouri Mrs. Maude Hough, A. B.. Cincinnati XVesleyan Mrs. Jordan, A. B. lVesleyan, Macon, Ga. Mrs. Ella Lee Manning, A. B. Florida, State College for Women Eleanor Moseley, M. A. Columbia University, New York Mr. Robertson, B. S. Alabama Polytechnical Institute Ellzalbeth Sandford, A. B. Florida State College for VVomen Mr. Seaver Brown University Williamantic State Normal Mrs. Harriet Hatton, B. S. University of Alabama Anna Belle Stuart, A. B. University of Florida Gainesville Normal Sch'l Mrs. Carollne Gllmore B.S. Teachers' College Columbia University Mrs. Schleye, B. S. Ohio Northern University Mrs. C. I. Campbell, B. S. Universities of New York and Michigan Mr. Jeter, A. B. Louisiana State University Mr. Heaton, B. S. ..Unlverslty of Virginia.. Mr. Walker, M.A. The Panther THE FACULTY 4 -,.,...... ..,... .., . . .. W. , 1 I I' . 0' , 'i W 1929 Gladys Schantz Teachers' College, Kalamazoo, Mich. Mrs. Shepherd, B. S. Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn. M r. U nderwood Ruby Wllklns Rowling Green Business University Etolle Reed, A. B. Florida State College for VVomen Southern College Lakeland, Fla. Mrs. Maude Hartness, A. B. University of Minnesota Charles T. Gay, A. B. XVofEo1'd College Beatrice Conner, B. S. Massachusetts State College Mr. Carothers, M.A. Columbia University, New York Mrs. Flltter, B.O. Brenan College University of Florida. Mr. Nava, A. B. Universadad of Oviedo Spain The Panther Q w-Q19-' 9 9 I VA Y 1 Q K h P m 5 '? , A Concaivw . 5 ' ':': R .. f ., ...,b 5 r M - - K K3 it ,,L. l ' ' -,:, N1 , - . -A .,... j' x ' 1 , Y L ' -b WW Q .lu K ' if , , If , Q- ' -LLh: if - I Q? AWQRHS 1 ' PAPPA 1'1sGncsoR n . ,- 'S Q ' - Y m . K' ' A Huuoav Kms xaws, f .V ' A ,I ' K ' . . , . 4 ' 'A,, N . A I A I 1 A . ..:.' ' A , .,.,V fig, LA ' P 'g':' :2:2:1 z ? Z A --'.. QQ, 'i f -Y? ' 2'- ' '5 1 , xx. E N V my . OR4aiuAmY Pl-us! 5 LSVA h A Q , Hamm Gimp 1 CUTE! 1929 W 1 an 7 , 'E x U, u-., qw B. F. Gonzalez Virginia Bickers Dick Cunningham Gladys Haden Sarah McEImurray Dlck McKay Arllne Ortmeyer Lila Dorchester The Panther fn FEBRUARY CLASS 'il I 1 3 James Reed l i Joe Rodrlquez as Marshall E. Smlth ' wr Leonard Sweeny -ak vug, .Guy Toph K v I Warren Terrel 1 . 4 ,i , Q ' Franes Well ' 4 A .i Tommy Woodruff L i S7 ' A 1929 Frederlck William Ahrano. Nickname- Fritz. I F a v o ri L e Expression- Yeah? Latin Club, Tennis Club Robbie Barker Nickname- Nuisance F a v o ri t e ExDr9SS10l'l- W'hy? Bunk! . Glee Club, Office Practice, Reporter of Commercial Club. Elinor Barron Nickname- Ellie. . Favorite Expression- VVell for crying In af bucket! Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Dram- atic. Pep 0' Staff. Class Play. Wlnnlfred Beanla-nd Nickname- VVin. Q F a, v o ri t e Expression- Secretary of Commercial Club. Kenneth Benson Nickname-UK. B. . F a v 0 r i t e EXDFGSSIOH- G'o faw down and go boom! Bus. Mgr. Pep O' Plant. Jr. -Sr. Dramatic Club. Hi-Y Club, Stamp Club. Tennis Team, Tennis Club. Shirley Bettlgole Nickname- Betty. F ia v 0 r i t e Expression- Commercial Club, Office Practice. Jean Blgham Nickname- Bill, Fa. v 0 ri t e Expression- Girls' Letter Club, Band. The Panther UNE CLASS l929 Enos Lee Bottarl Nickname- Dida. Faivo ri t e Expression- Oh, don't be silly! Pres. Girl Reserves, Jr.- Sr. Debating Club, Latin Club, Orchestra., Class Play. Ha-zel L. Burnett Nickname- F a v 0 ri t e Expression- Home Ec. Club, Girls' Athletic C l u b, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club. Jr.-Sr. Debating' Club, Reporter on Pep O' Plant. Mareese Caraballo Nickname- Mareesy. F a v o ri t e Expression- I faw down. Class Play, Jr.-Sr. Dram- atic Club, Pep Club, Girl Reserves. Mary Carnes Nickname- F a v 0 r l t e Expression- Oh. tell mel A p pl i e d Arts, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Girl Re- serves, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club. Katherine Carter Nickname- Kat, F a. v 0 ri t e Expression- Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Pres. Home Cc., Student Council, Pep Club, Latin Club. Georgia Lee Casallns Nickname- Bobbie, G+ee! I'm so mad! Spanish Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Sec. and Treas. Pop O' Plant. Louls Castor i Nickname- Jelly. Fa. v o r i t e Expression- I know it's so-. P r e s. Student Council, Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Dram- atic Club, Sec. and Treas. Hi-Y Club, Fo o t b all Team, Track Team, Class Play. Greeta Chabot Nickname- Fa v 0 ri t e Expression- Oh, ye Gods! Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Class Play. J. T. Chancey Nickname- Pansy. Fa v 0 r l t e Expression- It's too bad. Football T e a m, Letter Club, Hi-Y Club, Student Council, Debating Club. Richard Martln Clewls, Jr. Nickname- Dick. F a v o ri t e Expression- Hello, beautiful. Glee Club, Tennis Club, Bus. Mgr. Pep O' Plant. Jean Cooper Nickname- Cissy. Favo ri te Expression- VVell for goodness sake! Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, G'lee Club, Home Room Chairman Club, Traffic Committee. Oswald Cornellus Nickname- Ossle. F a v 0 ri t e Expression- Scuse the nub. Letter C I u b, Football Team. Marguerite Correll Nickname-- Zazu. F a v 0 r i t e Expression- Commercial Club, P e p Club, Girl Reserve. George Corrigan Nickname- Georgie. F n v o r i t e Expression- Hot dog! French Cl u b, Spanish Club, History Club, Traf- fic Committee. The Panther JUNE CLASS x 1 sk:-rt M I S N l is s is E xi it 1929 Martha Louise Dlckey Nickname- Dickey F a v or i t e Expression- NVell, I jus' don't kno. Jr.-Sr. Dramatic C l u b, Reading Club, Student Council. Paul Dorfmuller Nickname- Dorfy. F a v 0 ri t e Exprcssion- Dramatic Club, Fencing 'l'eam, Cheer Lenlcr. Donald Dulln Nickname- Don. F a v o ri tv Expression- - What thc -I Vice Pres. Hi-Y, Pres. Poster Club, Feature and Literary Editor Pep O' Plant, Art Editor, Vice Pros. Jr. B. Class. Elizabeth Durkee Nickname- B.etty. .... .. F a v 0 r i t e Expression-. O, dear! Glee Club. Oscar Elder Nickname- Lil' Ossic. F Zl v o r i t ef Expression- Egad. Scientific Society, G l c c Club, Letter Club, Pep O' P l a n t Staff, Football Team, Track T e a m, Home Room Chairman. Naoml Farrar Nickname- F a v 0 r i t es Expression- Oh-darn! Treas. Home lic. Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Pep O' Plant, Girl Rc-- serves. Joy Ferguson Nickname- F a v 0 ri t c Expression- Honey. Art Club, Latin Club, Jr.- Sr. Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Student Council. 'Rhea Gallagher Nickname- F a v 0 ri t e Expression- Gee Whiz! Letter Club, Pep C'lub, Reading Club. Rosalie Geraci Nickname- F a v 0 r i t e Expression- Jr.-Sr. Dramatic C lu b. Art Club, Lost and Found Committee, H 0 m 6 EC. Club. Robert Gill Nickname-Bobby. F a v o ri t e Expression- Gimmie a cigarette. Jr.Sr. Dramatic C l ub, French C lub, Pep Club. Etta Lee Gore Nickname- E'ddie. A F a v 0 ri t e Expression - Oh shoot! Pres. Jr. A Home Room. Marle Gramigna Nickname- F a v o ri t e Expression- Dqn't be foolish. Jr.-Sr. Dramatic C 1 u b, Orchestra, Traffic Com- mittee. Bertha Hamner Nickname- Berthey. F a v o r i t e Expression- Jr.-Sr, Dramatic C 1 u iw, Home E-c. Club, Reading C'lub, Athletic Club, Lat- in Club, Pep Club. Jack Harris Nickname- avorite Ex ression F p - Tennis Club, Capt. Ten- nis Team, Aviation Club. The Panther UNE. CLASS 1929 Daphne Hebb Nickname- Daffy. F a v 0 r i t e Expression- Good Grief! Spanish Club. . Eleanor Hodgson Nickname- F a v 0 r i t e Expression- Good Lands! Orchestra, Latin Club, Band. POD Club, Glee Club. . Dlxle Jeffries Nickname- F a y o ri t e Expression- Latm Club. Joyce Johnson Nickname- F a v o ri t e Expression- Darn! Jr.-Sr. Dramatic C'l u b, Glee Club, President of Home Room. MYrtilIa Johnson. Nickname- My1t. Favorite Expression- O, things in general. Home Ec. Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Reading Club. H Elizabeth Jones Nickname-- Bobs. F a v 0 r i t e Expression- Jr.-Sr. Debating C I u b, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic C lu b. Letter C l u b, Pep O' Plant. Wllllam Joubert Nickname- Wop. F av o r i t e Expression- Let's slip in here- Spanish Club, Swimming Team, Leter Club, Bask- etball Team, Scientific Society. , James Keach Nicknamc-''Blackle. F a v 0 ri t e Expression-- llivu me a fag. French Club, Tennis C'lub, Tennis Team. Alfred Kennard Nickname- 1 F a v o r i t c Expression- Olive Ladd Nickname- Ollie, F a v 0 ri t c Expression- My word! Latin Club, G'lee Club. Fernguanita Latta Nickname- Skeet F a v o r i t e Expression- Home Ec. Club. Vic e Pres. Pep 0' Plant, Com- mercial Club, Asst. Sport Editor Pep O' Plant, M'ary Alice Lawrence Nickname- F a v o ri t e Expression- Whatta. I care? Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Reading Club, French Club. Laban Lively Nickname- Lively. Favori te Expression- Great Caesar's Ghost! Jr.-Sr. Dramatic C l u b, Jr.-Sr. Debating C l u b, Spanish Club, Letter Club, Hi-Y Club, Bus, Mgr. and member Foot- ball Team, Pres. Jr. A Class, Vice Pres. Sr. R Class, Traffic Committee. Ruth Massman Nickname- Rufus F a. v 0 r i t e Expression- Pep Club, French Club. s The Panther UNE CLASS 1.929 Alison Maxon Nickname- Sor:.ny. .. .. F a V o r i t e Expression- Aint even funny! Home Ec Club. Margaret Calhoun McClintock Nickname- Mardy. F a. v 0 r i t e Expression-- You don't mean it! Sec. and Treas. Home Iflc. Club, Jr.-Sr. Drama- tic Club, 'French Club, 1lirl's Athletic Club, Bas- kotball Team, Volley Ball Team, Girl Reserves. Eugenia McKee Nickname- Lady. F a v o r i t e Expression- l'2oy HOWd.y. Jr.-Sr. Dramatic C I u b, French Club, Pep O' Plant Staff, Pep Club, Home Ec. Club. Latin Club. Virginia MacKenzie Nickname- F a vo ri t e Expression- Great Day! S o cial Service, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Girl Re- serves. Elizabeth McRae Nickname- Beth, F a. v 0 r i t e Expression- My garden seed. fllee Club. Ellls Mlckler Nickname- Scientilic Society, Hi-'Y Club. Gene Montayne Nickname- F a. v o ri t e Expression- Jr.-Sr. Dramatic C lu b, Tennis Team, Baseball Team, Student Council, Honor Society. Ellzabeth Morgan Nickname- Liz. F a. v o ri t e Expression- nsayy. Latin Club, Glec Club. Eulalia Mote Nickname- Upe. F a v 0 r i t e Expression- No kiddin'. Pros. Home Ec. C lu b, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club. Ermine Pate Nickname- Erm. F a v o r i t e Expression- Oh, my! Art Club, Home Ec. Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club. Esther Pelton Nickname-'kSlim. F a v 0 ri t e Expression- O, dear! Glee Club. Margaret Pollock Nickname- Red. F at v 0 ri t e Expression- More durn fun! Vice Pres. Pep O' Plant Club, Sophomore Drama- tic Club, Home Ec. Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Sec. Home Room, Pep Club, Glee Club, Society Editor Pep O' Plant. Carl Wesley Porter Nickname- Rrd. F a. v o r i t e Expression- 0h, my gosh! Ruth Powell Nickname- Debating Team, Sec. Jr.- Sr. Debating Club. The Panther Q1-T5-XF UNE CLASS 1929 Ruth Presnell Nickname- Budd, F a v o r i t e Expression- How do I know? Pep O' Plant, Home Ec. Cl u b, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club. Rebecca Wallis Price Nickname- Becky. F a v o r i t e Expression- Oh-o-o-o-o! Spanish Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Editor- in-Chief ot' Pep O' Plant, Chairman Pep O' Plant Club, Sec. Student Coun- cil, Asst. Bus. Mgr. An- nual. Temprice Rawls Nickname- Skeets. F a v 0 r i t e Expression- Hang! No! Sec. and Treas. Home R o 0 m, Spanish C l u b, Commercial Club, Office Practice. Margaret Reeder Nickname- Marna. F a. v o r i t e Expression- How cute! Pep Club, French Club, Pres. School Service Club, Girl Reserves. Homer Roberts Nickname- F a v o ri t e Expression- Office Practice, Baseball Team. J-ames Robinson Nickname- Jimmie. F a v o r i t e Expression- Margaret Roach Nickname- Bug, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic C l u b, Home Ec. Club. F' Elsie Taylor Nicknzune- l c'k. F11 v 0 r i t 1- Expression- Frvnftli Club. Pop Club, Benjamin Thompson, Jr. Nickname- Jakie. F11 v 0 ri t e Expression- lI4-llo, sweetness! S co u t Club, Aviation Club, Hi-Y C'lub. Freddie M.Thrower, Jr. Nicknainv- Mr, Astor. F :I v 0 I' i t 1: Expression-- flluu Clllb, Home Room Chairman. Augusta Topping Nicknfunc- 'l'oppy.'' F a v 0 r i t e Expression- 'I'h:lt's too much liki- work. Home Ec. Club. David Tod NlCkfl2llTli'-AAHllllllCt. F a V 0 ri t e luxprvssion- It's a law of nature- Spanish Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Debating . Club. Claude Trowell l Nicknamo- Dynamite,'' , F a v 0 r i t e Expression- Pc-sky. ' U0llll'lll'I'Cl1ll Club. i Winifred Tumblin , Nickname- F a v 0 r i t e Expression- l VVell-Gosh l , POD Club, Jr. Sr. Debut- , mg Club, Orchestral. j r The Panther u CN JUNE CLASS 1929 Louise Turner Nickname- Temper or lied. Favorite Expression- Heavens! Pres. Home Room, Cir- culation Mgr. Annual, Vice Pres. Jr.-Sr. Dram- atic Club, Asst. Advertis- ing Mgr. Pop O' Plant, Asst. Bus, Mgr. Pep 0' Plant, Honor Society. Guy Vaughn Nickname- Buck. Favorite Expression- Wh:xt say, kid! Hi-Y, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Hi-F Club, Jr.-Sr. Dram- atic Club, French Club, Scientific Society. Clinton WaIIlS Nickname- Rope. F a v o r i t e Expression- flive up? Hi-Y Club, Jr.-Sr. Dram- atic Club. Josephine Waterman Nickname- Jo. F a v o r i t e Expression- Wcll! ! ! ! J r.-Sr. Dramatic C lu b, French Club, Pep Club, Latin Club, Art Club, Botany C lub. Literary Editor Annual Staff. Helen. Wllllams Nickname- F a v o r i t e Expression- Ain't that nice! Swimming Team, Com- mercial Cl u b, Office Practice, Pep Club. Adella Lucllle Williams Nickname- Delly. Fa v o r i te Expression- Aw-! ! ! Sophomore Dramatic Cflub, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Pep O' Plant Staff, French Club, Latin Club, Vice Pres. Home Room, Pres. Home Room, Sec. Home Room, fllthlletic Club, Home Ec. ,u . Reginald L. Wllll3m8 Nickname- R. L. F a v 0 r i t e Expression- Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club. Teresa Gll Nickname- Terry, Favo ri t e Expression- Boo! Girls' L e t t e r, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Varsity Basketball, Captain Var- sity Volley Rall, School Tennis Champion KGirlsJ, Student Council, Girl Re- serves, Annual Staff, Sr. Tennis Champion. Francis Homer Royer Nickname- Slim. F a v o ri t e Expression- W'hat the heck! Poster Club, Jr.-Sr. Dra- matic Club, French C'lub, Art Club, Trcas. Poster Club. Mary Salsbury Nickname- Salty F' a v o ri ta e Expression- Ain't that nice! Two babies! V i c e Pres. Commercial Club, Treas. Jr. B Girls, Office Practice Club. James Dow Sheppard Nickname- F a. v o ri t e Expression- Scientihc Society, Bas- ketbiall. Clair Almon Short Nickname- Salmon F a v o ri t e Expression- Aw shucks! Scout Club. Margaret Singleton Nickname- Pye, F a v o ri t e Expression- And why not! Pres. Commercial Club. Elizabeth Smith Nickname- Smitty. F a v o ri t e Expression- Glee Club, School Service Club, Girl Reserves. The Panther UNE CLASS f 1929 Fred Smith N icknann'-''Smittyf' F a v o r i t c Expression-- Awl Come on! Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Cl u b, Glee Club, Pep 0' Plant Club. Wm. Miarshall Smith, Jr. Nickname- Smitty. F a v o ri t e Expression- Hey Jakie! Jr.-Sr. Dramatic C l u b, Scout Club, Hi-Y Club, Home Room Chairman. Henrietta Snyder Nickname- Red. D F a v 0 r i t e Expression- Good night! Glee Club, Jr.-Sr, Dram- atic Club, Spanish Club. Math. Club. Henry de Le0r1 Southerliand Nickname- Leon. l F a v 0 r i t e Expression- Now up in Memphis ana Atlanta - Scientific Society, Annual Staff, Football Team, Letter Club, Hi-Y Club, Vice Chairman H o m e Room, Basketball Team, Jr.-Sr, Dramatic Club. Mary Elizabeth Stuart Nickname- Mary Lib. Favorite Expression- Oh, law! Home E'c, Club, Vice Pres. Home Ec. Club, French Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Sec. Stu- dent Council, Sec.-Treals. Home Room, Vice Pres. Home Room. Nellie Wynne Sulllvian. Nickname- Nell. F a v o rit e Expression- Death, where is thy ding busted sting? Glee Club, Letter Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Traffic Committee, Vol- ley Ball Team. Laura Minelle Summers Nickname- My Nelle. F a v 0 ri t e Expression- Mother told me so. G'lee Club, Jr.-Sr. Dram- atic Club. Lyle Williams Hi-Y, Ilvbnting Club. Maxine Winton. N iC1iIlZll'I1Ei F za v or i t e Expression- l7mph! Pep C'lub, Latin Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club. Student Council, Pres. of Jr. li Class, Pri-S. French Club. Editor-in-Cheif ot Annual, Honor Society. Lyndsay Wolfe Nickname- Woffus. l :x v 0 r i t c 1'Zvcprc-asion-- Vin il, smart guy. Spanish Club, Pep Club, Aviation Club, Honor So- vioty, Vnledictiorizin. Elton Woodward Nicknamv- Sissy. Hot shot! Scientific Society, Hi-Y Club, Treas. Home Room, Pop 0' Plant Staff, Foot- ball Team, Track Team, Ruth Mason Ni.Ckl1fll'I1f'-HRllfl1S. F n, v o r i t 0 Expression- Jr.-Sr. Dramatic C I u b. Homo Ev. Club, Pop Club, French Club. John Sleet Nicknzunv- 'l'. N. T. W. C. Disbrow Ill Nickname- Bill. Traffic Committee. The Panther JUNE CLASS 1929 Margaret Woodward NiCkl'lIllIll'-- lVIflf.TS,'i0.H Fu v o r i t c if1xpi'n-ssiollm Sissy Jr.-Sr. Drninzitic Club, School Service, French Club, liirl Reserves, Pep Club. Annual Staff, Hon- or Society. Ruth Hall Ybanez NivknnInn-4 liutl1io. I1' :1 v o r i t o Expression- Uh! lJ:1rlyn! See.-'l'rn-as. Spanish Club, Jr.-Sr. Ill'Il!llHtiC Ulu b, Home lilo. Club, flirl lin-- svrvvs, Cxulk-ti-i'i:n Com- lilitti't'. Mabel Yoakley 14' ai v o r i t e lflxpression- Hung-O! P U11 O' Plant. Jr.-Sr. Ilrzlmutic Club. Gloo Club. Travis Youmani Niclmzune-''Sztndyf' Ii' n v o r i t o Expression- i'll say! Coinuiercial Club. Margaret Allce Jones Nieknzum- Murdy.' Favorite Expression- True, Gretchen. Home Nc. Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club. J0hrl Thorne N icknzune-' '.Iohnny. 'l'0ilI'llS Club. Juel Roth Nicluuum'- K i d f rom Ch i ua g o, Co-ods of Northwestern. I4' :L v or i t e Expression- Stick 'om up, I'm from Chic. Jr.-Sr, Draunzttie Cl u b, iinsoball. The Panther D IDEAL SENIOR BOYS MOUTH Louis Castor NOSE Fred 7'hrou'er EYES Gene Montayne HAIR Wm. M arsllall Smith FIGURE Louis Castor FEET Guy 'Vaughn HANDS R. L. Wllliaorzs PERSONALITY Louis Castor BRIGHTEST Lindsay Wolfe SMILE Osenr Elder BIGGEST FLIRT Billy McNeuin 1929 GIRLS M OITTII .I o Waterman NOSE Ruth Hall Ybanez EYES .llarthax Dickey HAIR Margaret Pollock FIGURE Jla.1 lne W'lnt0n FEET Illareese Uaralballo HANDS J oy Ferguson PERSONALIT Y Oath erlne Carter BRIGHTEST Loiuse Turner SMILE Jlartha Dickey BIGGEST FLIRT IIlm'tha Dickey The Panther 9 CLASS PROPI-IECY . I was thinking not long ago of the year I graduated from Plant High School, and remembering my classmates, all of whom had aspired to high achievements on the wheel of life. Being possessed of an insatiablet curiosity l thought it would be very interesting, and perhaps even amusing, to try to learn, in some way, what had happened in the past ten years to these beloved classmates of mine. Not being the seventh daughter, of a seventh daughter, or some such gifted per- son, and therefore absolutely unable to find out for myself, I communicated with the world renowned Crystal Gazer-Madame Psyche, with whom you may be more or less familiar, sent her the names and explained to her in detail the characteristics of the various individuals, in that class of June, 1929. Realizing that her reply is of vital interest to each and every one of you, I am taking this opportunity of reading to you Madame Psyche's message to us from the occult world ......... My Dear Madam: In accordance with your request I put myself in touch with the occult thru the medium of my crystal-and lo and behold the first to appear before my searching gaze was-your class beauty-Miss Ruth Ybanez, who is now world-famed for her loveliness and recently chosen Miss America ..... Next appeared ..... Eugene Montayne, an actor, another John Barrymore. As for Katherine Carter, Joy Ferguson, and Ruth Mason I see them now, mann- quins at Worth's. Louis Castor's engagement to Joan Crawford has recently been announced... Margaret Roach is now a world-famed opera singer, most noted for her perform- ance in Carmen ... Clinton Wallis and Eleanor Hodgson, popular radio announcers. Martha Dicky with her wonderful ability is touring the country as a concert pianist. Fred Thrower has made millions in the business world and is now happily married and quite settled down. Mabel Yoakley, who because of her beautiful eyes, has made millions in advertis' ing Maybelline. George Corrigan is playing opposite Dolores Del Rio in a late version of Romona. Hazel Burnett is confidential secretary to Ramon Navarro. George Davis is a notorious Chicago gunman. Mary Carnes runs a fashionable school for girls on the Hillsboro river. Maxine Winton is editor of the New York Times. Donald Dulin is now a famous artist. Louise Turner is Hollywood's foremost director and has as her secretary Winnifred Beanland. Elizabeth Jones is touring the country lecturing on Woman's Suffrage. John Thorne is now the supervisor of Tampa schools. Margaret McClintock, famous because of her now well known patent medicine used instead of dieting. Mareese Caraballo advertises Blub Jay corn plaster with her world famed feet. Joe Windham is a famous surgeon. Ruth Presnell, lecturing in New York on care of the skin. Gretta Chabot is running a close second to Gretta Garbo in the moving picture world. Francis Royer is now in Paris studying art, which he has made his life's work. Robbie Barker, secretary to the president. Shirley Bettigole has a beauty parlor which has revolutionized the permanent wave. Marguerite Correll is now called the second Florence Nightingale. Marie Gramigna's private orchestra has made a name for itself over WDAE. Daphne Hebb is running a bus line which guarantees to get children to school on time. Dixie Jeffries is teaching oral English With Olive Ladd as attendance officer for Hillsborough County no child has played hooke . Wsinifred Tumblin is a caterist who specializes for wedding parties. Her latest. success was the parties planned for Allison Maxon, who married late in life. Margaret Pollock's office experience made her take up telephone business. She has passed regulations that no one can talk over two minutes at a time. Margaret Reeder has a floral shop. 1929 The Panther PROPHECY fContinuecU Margaret Singleton is n Lindsey Wolfe has edited a book on i'How to Study. David Tod furnished illustrations for Lindsay's book. ow managing speed tests for Royal typewriters. Richard Clewis' political campaign would have been a failure if it hadn't been for publicity furnished him by Paul Dorfmuller, Claude Trowell and John Sleet. Jack Coiner and Fritz Ahrano have done much for the field of architecture. Almon Short and Dow Sheppard have been instrumental in helping to develop serious comedies. El ton Woodward is tight rope walker with the Southerland-Smith circus, Wesley Porter is now mayor of Tampa. Paul Grigsby and William Disbrow are aldermen. Ines Lee Battari a G. R. secretary. Georgie Lee Casalins is managing Plant High lunch room. Margaret Jones teaching gym at Columbia University. Elizabeth Morgan is a Chatauqua performer of renown. Bill McNevin is taking Henry Ford's place in the automobile industry Margaret Woodward is an authorxof note, her most popular book being, Better Discipline Needed in Schools. Rebecca Price-a missionary to Africa. Fernguanita Latta, dean of girls at Plant,High School. Lyle Williams, speaker in the house of representatives. Jo Waterman, starred in Ziegiield Follies. Ermine Pate and Helen Williams running a large hotel in Georgia. Thomas Cressler, Vernon Lastinger and Laban Lively are now college football coaches. Augusta Topping, Elizabeth McRae, Virginia McKenzie, owners of Fifth Avenue's most famous dressingmaking establishment. Mary Elizabeth Stuart and Oscar Elder have been happily married for some years and are now living in Seffner. William. Joubert's laugh has won him a place in the talkies, Elizabeth Durkee has returned to Czechoslavakia where she now tells the school children of the queer American customs. Bertha Hamner is married of course. Ben Thompson is a civil engineer. Rhea Gallagher and Nellie Sullivan astounding the country with their wonderful ability as athletes. James Keach is a man of leisure, since his inheritance of ten thousand dollars. Eugenia McKee, fat lady in Barnum gl Bailey's circus. Travis Youmans has the Ford agency in Tampa. Etta Lee Gore is a soloist in the First Baptist choir. Jean Cooper, girl scout executive. Fred Smith, vaudeville favorite, noted for his funny monologues. Adella Williams is hostess at the Forest Hills Country Club. Kenneth Benson, animal trainer for Robert Gill's circus. Elinor Barron, a famous reformer-fayou will remember she began her career at Plant High. Elizabeth Smith, Minelle Summers and Henrietta Snyder have a fashionable danc- ing school for children at Philadelphia. Ruth ,Powell and Esther Pelton are, respectively, publisher and joke editor of the College Humor. Jean Bigham, famous doctor in Washington, D. C. Lois Mays, owns the largest candy factory in Plant City, Mary Alice Lawrence, house mother at the S. A. E. House at the U. of Florida. Ruth Massman and Elsie Taylor both married Atlanta millionaries, Rosalie Geraci and Jack Harris have taken the place of Helen Wills and Ben Tilden in the tennis world. Guy Vaughn, a bachelor very much in demand. Ah, my dear madame, I fear that 1 cannot tell you more for the crystal has clouded over and the spell has been broken. The doors of the occult.world once more have been closed upon us. A51911- MADAME PHYSCHE. 1 9 2 9 The Panther LAST WILL AND TESTAMLNT We, the 1929 Graduating Class of H. B. Plant High School, expecting to soon de- part forever from this High School life, and being in full possession of our mental faculties, do hereby make this our last will and testament. SECTION I We give to the Faculty our sincere thanks for their interest, and help given us during our high school career. .SECTION II ...... We do will and bequeath to the Juniors our Senior dignity, honors, privileges and our coveted seats in assembly. SECTION III To the Sophomoreg we cheerfully give such paper, tattered books, and second-hand chewing gum as may be found scattered in halls or lockers. SECTION IV We also make such separate and personal bequests as follows: I, Louis Castor, do will my handsome profile to James Beasley. I, Maxine Winton, hereby bequeath my ability to hear, see and transport all gos- sip, to Jean Lawrence, in the hope that she will faithfully carry on the work, get into just as much trouble as I have, and finally, fully deserve the title of Traveling News- paper. We, George Corrigan and Nellie Wynne Sullivan, bestow upon Terry Gil and Sam Davis our athletic fame and ability. I. Claude Trowell, bequeath my knowledge of the correct way to run an office, to Nadine Smith. I, Eugenia McKee, do will my extraordinary powers of concentration to Mary Anderson. I, Margaret McClintock, give my graceful and perfect walk to Marguerite Kreher. I, Wop Joubert, bestow my laugh upon Jimmie McGregor. I, Margaret Singleton, do will and bestow my extreme lack of height upon Zada Bentley. I, Jo Waterman, bequeath my lifetime subscription to College Humor and Amer- ican Wit to Victor Yeats, in the hope that Mr. Yeats' humor may be improved upon in that way. I, Fred Thrower, give my nose to Sol Jacobs. I. Robbie Barker, do will my tall and slender figure to Agnes Cameron, that she may in the future be the same. I, Minelle Summers, leave my soaring soprano voice to Nita Midgley, that she may learn to sing Song of Songs. I, Margaret Roach, hereby will my willing attitude and gracious charm to Sheila Elliot. 1929 The Panther CLASS WILL qconunuedp We, Margaret Woodward and Robert Gill, give our remarkable gifts of silence to Elizabeth Wilkins. I, Marguerite Correll, give my flowing tresses to Virginia Gill. l, Paul Grigsby, will to Asa Dean the perfect answer, I don't know. I. Shirley Bettigole, bestow my plump and well Iilled-out figure upon Martha Mills. I, Helen Williams, do hereby leave my position as private secretary to M. W. Carothers to Doris Gibson. We, Ruth Powell and Marshall E. Smith bequeath our debating eloquence to J. T. Chancey and Harold Copeland. I, Almon Short, will my nervous energy to Jimmie Walker. We, Ruth Hall Ybanez and Joy Ferguson, leave to Mildred Towner and Eileen Foley our knowledge of how to get out of Mr. Nava's second period Spanish class. I, Virginia MacKenzie, bestow my stubborn will and power to rule boys to Nell Bowis. I, George Davis, leave my soup-strainer moustache to Charlie Zickgraf. 1. Mabel Yoakley, will my weakness to always be in love, to Janice Prince. I, Margaret Pollock, will my chewing gum to Jean Lawrence. I, Paul Dorfmuller, bequeath my unique powers as cheerleader to Sol Fleischman. l, Margaret Reeder, leave my wonderful disposition and my love for Biology to Catherine Reeder. I. Oscar Elder, will to Judge Cornelius, my past track ambitions. I, Adella Williams, give to Kathleen Summers, my astounding scholastic brilliance. I, Eleanor Hodgson, will to Gordon Pulis my ability to s'ide the trombone. I, Augusta Topping, bequeath to Wallace High my ability to tell the truth at all times. ,vy- I, Winifred Beanland, bequeath to Jean Sweeney my long curly locks. We, Katherine Carter and Elinor Barron, do hereby will our sunburn dresses to Sam Davis and Joe Beatty. I, Ines Lee Bottari, do leave my ability to keep out of trouble to Madeline Bittman. We, Mareese Caraballo and Guy Vaughn, bestow our cute and winning ways upon Syd Fleming. 1 I, Louise Turner, do leave with Byrl Sessions, my knowledge of how to handle teachers. p I, Becky Price, do give my ever present smile and humor to Frank Houlihan. 1, Myrtilla Johnson, will my imagination to Mary Jane Cawthon. We, the Virgil A Class, leave our stock of, marvelous wit and poines to the Virgil B Class. Also, we give them Gene Montayne's satire, Jo Waterman's humor, Catherine Carter's giggle, Maxine Winton's brilliance, Margaret Woodward'g vocabulary and the blushes of Marshall Smith. We, the Class, do hereby appoint and endow Principal M. W. Carothers and Miss Gladys Anthony with full powers as joint executors of this, our last will and testament. We have affixed our signature this tenth day of May, year 1929, in the presence of the undersigned witnesses. Signed: Members of the Sr. A. Class. n We, the undersigned, do hereby swear this to be the last will and testament as made by the May, 1929, Graduating Class of H. B. Plant High School. Witnesses: Elinor Moseley. Ruth Carrell. R. T. D. Heaton. LABAN G. LIVELY, Attorney at Law. l 9 2 Q The Panther SENIOR B GIRLS Agnes Cameron Mary Conklin Mary Dolive Frances Enos Naomi Farrar Kate Gibson Terry Gil Etta Lee Gore Joy Hennington Louise Hewett Joyce Johnson Julia La Drew 1929 Nellie Mae Lawrence Hilda Linton Temprice Rawls Katherine Reeder Mary Salsbury Jerry Sharbaugh Nadine Smith Jean Sweeney Mildred Towner. Beulah Walstrom Louise Wheeler Ruth Wilcox The Panther fl -P911-f SENIOR B BOYS Wallace Anderson Richard Balcom James Beasley Joe Beatty Charles Bostwick Fletcher Cawthon J. T. Chancey Harold Copeland Oswald Cornelius Frank Culp Maurice Cushion Henry Felix Sidney Fleming Sol Fleishman Robert Hensley William Hicks Fred Howard Sol Jacobs 1929 Howard Jaudon Gordon Johnson Dan Keith Alfred Kennard Tom McClure James McGregor Harry MacKenzie Arthur Mansell Ellis Mickler Malcolm Mickler Robert Porton J. T. Robinson Osmond Rush John Saussy Byrl Sessions Jimmie Walker R. L. Williams The Panther JUNIOR A GIRLS Cornelius Alderman Mary Anderson Josephine Baggs Adelia Balcom Monroe Biddle Florence Bingham Ethel Birmingham Rae Birnbach Madeline Bittman Olive Bohannon Nell Bowls Betty Broom Alice Burch Dorothy Burnett Mary Jane Cawthon Dorothy Coe Elma Copeland Elsie Dahn Elizabeth Davis Margaret Davis Helen Dawson Helen Deane Ruth Dormany Ruth Eibach 1929 Sheila Elliot Thelma Erwood Ellen Garner Betty Gass Virginia Gill Louise Goodbread Doris Griffin Genevieve G1'ay Norma Groff Amy Guerard Orline Hall Emma Hansard Marguerite K1'eher Louise Lykes Helen Mackey Helen Martin Alice Meade Dorothy McClure Isobel McCord Mary McNeil Florence Sanderson Lillian Spikes Frances Taylor Susan Thornton The Panther JUNIOR A BOYS Frank Alexander Leonard Annis Charles Baker Charles Batchman Wilbur Burkebak William Brodie George Bunkley Harry Burgess Charles Bush Billy Cantrell William Cherry Ward Clark Howard Clayton Isaac Cohen Sam Coiner Sam Davis Earl Day Robert Gilliam Cornelius Gobel Stuart Graham 1 929 Phillip Hampton Robert Harper Baya Harrison Asbury Hicks John Hicks Wallace High Roland Holder Clarence Hook John Houston Bill Hunter Stanley Jones Paine Kelly Holmes Kirkland Jack King High Larmon Sydney Lenfesty Neil Legters Forrest McAllister .Tack Mote Lawrence Purdy T. Roy Young The Panther JUNIOR A GIRLS Hazel Bailey Eloise Frazier Pauline Hicks Ella Louise Hodgson Sarah Hulsey u Dora Hunter Eleanor Irsch Elizabeth Jacobs Olga Karup Lois Kirkland Dorothy Leach Hazel Massey Martha Mills Winfred Monroe Mary Myers Celestina McKay Ernestine O'Brien Mosella Orr Agnes Parrish Annie Mae Pearce Camille Pent Sarah Powell Jeanne Powell 1929 Janice Prince Katie Raulerson Ruth Rinzler Margaret Roberts Mildred Root Helen Sayers Margaret Sinkler Florence Steinberg Vivian Stephenson Georgine Sullivan Kathleen Summers Lillian Tager Elizabeth Tod Jeannette Towner Frieda Trorler Dorothy Van Borsuni Esther Vernier Elizabeth Wilkins Irma Wilson Frances Winningham Virginia Wolff Ada Woodward The Panther Qf,.Qf,X JUNIOR B GIRLS Margaret Ansley Amelia Baran Doris Brown Marie Burke Marian Castor Josephine Coflin Elizabeth Davis Donna Dekle Mercedes Del Rosal Stella Gurney Florence Hairnovitz Peggy Haslain 1929 Elise Joubert Merilda Legters Jane Mabry Josephine Milliken Lois O'Han1on Louise Steigerwald Mildred Stiles Louise Stribling Sarah Williams Mildred Wolf Molly Wood Louise Vandergriff The Panther JUNIOR B BOYS Fred Carter Harry Cohen Ivan Cornelius Alfred Cosgrove Billy Gillen Richard Glazier Wilbur Gully Robert Hardy Lester Harmon Holbert Hayes Marion Heimburger Louis Hicks Frank Houlihan Philip Hutto Kenneth Ireland 1929 Vincent Knight Joe LaFaye Woodrow Lynn William Markey Richard Meyer George Mitchell Walter Munden Kent Robinson Herman Smith Willianx Stuart Jim H. Taylor Charles Thomson Grant Wilson Tom Wiltshire Victor Yeats The Panther Q Qwf2x 9 he 1929 The Panther Frank Alvarez Edgar Andrews John Blumer Wiley Boswell Kennedy Brobston Travers Brown Ross Burns Robert Campbell William Carnes Paul Cochran John Coflin Hubert Copeland SOPI-IOIVIORE A BOYS W. B. Dickenson Iames Carl English Bobby Freeman Arthur Friedberg Delmar Fugate William Gaither James Galloway Shields Gay Bradley Godbout Fred Gourlie Alonzo Harrell C. L. Henderson Jack Hill Frank Howard Keith Howe John Huff Nelson Hunter Albert Johnson Wallace Johnson William Jordan Edward Kee-fe John Kirk Theodore Lesley Owen Young 1929 Grady Lester William Lloyd Herman Namson Frank MacDonald Jack MacDonald Bob McKay Amos McLeion Neil McMullen James McNeil Rafael Mendez Bill Meredith The Panther Paul Mitchell Johnnie Moll Jack Montayne Peyton Montgomery Jack Moore Fred Morgan Vivian Moss Harold Murray William Nance William Neil Stanley Oropesa SOPI-IOMORE A BOYS George Passage Clyde Perry Raymond Peterson Henry Pittman Douglas Prior Arthur Riddle Lewis Riggsbee Ed Rodgers Carl Rundell Ralph Sauer Walter Saunders Bill Setzer Harold Sheldon Dean Smith Phillip Smoak Elbert Smitzers Billy Spencer Norman Stallings Richmond Starbuck William Starrett Gordon Street Eugene Stuart 1929 Jim Taylor Carl Terry Robert Trice Stephen Trice Robert Van Borssum Clifford Vinson Sidney Wash George Wells Dick Whiteside John Wiggins Jack Wilson The Panther SOPI-IOIVIGRE A GIRLS Marye Baldwin Zada Bentley Bernadette Bergman Astrid Bernhardt Nancy Bingham Lucille Blakely Flora Borgard Louise Braswell Marv Carswell Mildred Carter Martha, Causey Gwendolyn Culy Irma Dahm Juliette Davis Grace Deane Anne Lee Dunn Phyllis Dorchester Margaret Durkee Eva Emory Annie Epping Margaret Erwin Dorothy Farrand Marguerite Fernandez Mary Fleming Lucy Fulgfhum Katherine Fulwood Esther Gentry Maxine Gale Doris Gibson Ruth Gornto 1929 Mary Goulding Clyde Hamilton Katherine Hansard Frances Hawley Ariel Hellems Idell Hoffman Evelyn Holtzelaw Marian Jacobs Sara Johnson Rhodora Kimble Gladys Keppler Rosalie Kirchick Hester Kirkland Minnie Ladd Jeanne Lawrence The Panther SOPI-IOIVIORE. A GIRLS Dorothy Leiman Florence Lenfesty Mary Lesley Mary Livingston Claudia Logan Frances Lurvey Mildred Lovell Nancy Lykes Ruth Lykes Thelma Lynn Barbara MacDonald Katherine MacDonald Elmorine MacDuffie Madeline MacManus Erin McGlynn Mary McKay Peggy McKeel Pauline McLellan Martha McMinn Frances Macon Janet Maechtle Louise Marshall Katherine Martin Leona Martin Ruth May Nita Midgley Catherine Miller Evelyn Mills Hazel Montgomery Lillian Morgan 1 9 2 9 Elizabeth Mote Mildred Newman Cathryn Newton Jennie Orapesa Hilda Owen Martha Owens Eva Owings Viola Peacon Mary Phillips Myra Phillips Florence Pilcher Dorothy Pou Virginia Proudlove Mary Rankin Sara Rankin The Panther 9 SOPHOMORE. A GIRLS Dorothea Rights Martine Robey Virginia Roderick Wilma Roller Ione Rubush Moreland Semple Constance Sessions Jane Scott Helen Verne Shaw Mary Shindelbower Catherine Simmons Ragna Smit Peggy Smith Nita. Smith Pauline Smith Jo Miller Sneed Florine Spellman Margaret Starbuck Frances Storms Kathryn Swaggerty Margaret Thompson Josephine Tichy ' Mary Virginia Warren Helene West 1929 Virginia West Inslee West Jocelyn Wheaton Martha Whitaker Lucille Wilcox Garnet Williams Katherine Williamson Doris Wolff Joicey Belle Wood Mary Yeats Velma Younians The Panther 9-1' 'T SOPI-IOMORE B GIRLS Ellen Anderson Jean Anderson Hilda Arnett Katherine Baker Ruth Baker Jane Baran Gladys Benjamin Dorothy Brown Mary Bryan Alelaide Black Jessie Buerke Winifred Campbell Elizabeth Cone Lillian Craft Camille Doubleday Allene Duncan 1929 Alethia Ennis Josephine Ewing Frances Harper Josephine Hall . Martha Evely Henderson Dorothy Hensley Audrey Hill Marguerite Howard Sara Louise Jackson Anais Joughin Kitty Lea Jessie Lenfesty Cecile McCord Catherine Moore Mattie Myers The Panther SOPHOIVIORE. GIRLS AND BOYS Elizabeth Matheson Patti Perry George Pierce Elizabeth Philbrook Malcolm Poage Holt Taylor Powell Grace Presnell Otilia Rogers Annie Mary Sandford Hannah Scott Joseph Scruggs Carroll Sharbaugh Raymond Short Mary Simmons Evelyn Slattery Evelyn Starr Edward Steward Aileen: Suggs 1929 Sue Sweeney Isabel Taylor Maude Taylor Helen Thompson Theodore Tichy Anna Trice Margaret Truelson Carl Turney James Warfel Mary Webb Guy Whitley Recarda Williams J. D. Woodward Inez Wright Pearl Zicgarf Francis Macon George Karran The Panther 'TWG- SOPHOIVIORE. B BOYS Joe Adams Louis Anderson George Bauman John Berg Rushton Bird William Bodden Eddie Bowman Gordon Brown Ed Carroll Ed Carter C. L. Craft High Dawson Jim Dean Thornton Deitz Harry Feeney William Fikes Charles Fleming 1929 Mack Gillett Fred Grove Kenneth Hance Le Moyne Hall Theodore Hatzfield George Howard Vincent Ives Richard Ketchum Davis Lachovitz Sidney Levine Werner Lentjes John Lively Dodge Mentzer Edward McElurray Wilbur McEwen James Mason The Panther PHOTO CLUB MR. LOUIS A. NAVA-SPONSOR Micky Alderman Margaret Bowerman Harry Culbreath Jim Dean Marguerite Fernandez Elizabeth Jacobs Louise Marshall Hazel Massey Betty Mote Jack Mote 1929 William Neil Ernestine O'Brien George Pittwood Margaret Roberts Carmen Wetherington Edward Windham Doris Wolf T, Rey Young Charles Zickgraf The Panther HOME ROOM CI-IAIRIVIEN SENIOR A Wm. Marshall Smith Oscar Elder Louise Turner Jean Cooper SENIOR B J. T. Chancey Louise Wheeiei' JUNIOR A Robert 'Fhonipson Holmes Kirkland Celestina McKay Louise Lykes Norma Graff Sam Davis I Q2 - JUNIOR B Ivan Cornelius Anialia Baron SOPHOMORE A John Coiiin Raymond Peterson Steve Trice Annie Lee Dunn Minnie Ladd Virginia Roderick Helen Verne Shaw SOPHOMORE B Jim Dean Pattie Perry Cecile McCord The Panther 'v--Qqlv' READING CLUB MR. i'I'lAHLFlS GAY--SPONSOR Martliu Ilickvy Alino Duncan Sheila Elliot, Fl'2il1Ct'5 Enos Bvrtha Hammer 929 Myrtillzx Johnson Virginia Knight, .lesser Katherine I,en1'est,y Janice Prince Elizabetli XVilkins The Panther 9 ta Associate Editor .,........, News Editor ,........................,,........ Associate .....,.,,.....,....... Feature Editor ......,.... Associate ..................... ..... Sports Editor ..,,....,,,......... Associate .....,.......................... As sociate .... ..........,..... PEP O' PLANT STAFF FIRST SEMESTER EDITORIAL Sarah Hulsey llditor-in-Chief .............,,.........,.....,.,... .Florence Haimovitz .Elizabeth Davis Mabel Yoakley Frank Culp Donald Dulin .......Fletcher Cawthon .Walter Cridlebaugh Ferngaunita Latta Business Manager ..............,,,. Kenneth Benson STAFF Literary Editor '... ,....,... ...... M a reese Caraballo Society Editor ....,......,.,,.,........ ...Margaret Pollok Exchange Editor .,,,.......................... Ruth Presnell Typist .................,,......,..........,,.,.. Bertiernary Tarpley Reporters: Mildred Wolf, Adella Wil- liams, Clinton Wallis, Virginia Rode- rick, Henry Pittman, Fernguanita Lat- ta, Edward Keefe, Elinor Barron. BUSINESS STAFF Bookkeeper .,.,,, ,...,,i Assistant... .............. SECOND SEMESTER EDITORIAL STAFF Assistants in ...,.....,,............. Arline Ortmeyer Advertising ........ .....,.. ............. L 0 uise Turner McKenzie Circulation Manager ...........,.. .Amalia Baron Editor-in-Chief ..........................,......... Rebecca Price Associate Editor .....,.............., V irginia Rodrick News Editor .........,........,.......,... Beulah Walstrom Associate ......,.........,,............ Georgia Lee Casalins Feature Editor ................,..............., Lyle Williams Sports Editor ..,,,........,.....................,,..... Oscar Elder BUSINESS Business Mana er. ,.,,,.....,......... Richard Clewis g Assistant ............,,................................., Louise Turner Circulation Manager ........................... Fred Smith Assistant ..................,,,.......,,......,..... Elton Woodward 19 Associate .. ....,,. ,,.. . ..,......,.. , . Literary Editor ,....,.... . Society Editor ....... Exchange Editor Headline Writer ........,... STAFF Bookkeeper .......................... ...........Gordon Johnson .....,.......,.Jean Bigham J. W. Walker Faculty Sponsors. ' R. Underwood Fern gauanita Latta ............,....Jean Sweeney ......,......E1inor Barron Wilcox ....,........Clinton Wallis ..........Gordon Johnson Typists ...,.,........,............... Senior A Typing Class Faculty Sponsors .... i 29 W. Walker R. Underwood The Panther Sopranos Barron, Eleanor Birnback, Rae Blakeley, Lucile Burch, Alice Castor, Marian Del Rosal, Mercedes Durkee, Elizabeth Emory, Eva Fullwood, Kathryn Goulding, Mary Hodgson, Ella Louise Johnson, Joyce Kepler, Gladys Kirchick, Rosalie Leiman, Dorothy Lenfesty, Florence GLEE CLUB O. A. SEAVER, Director MARTHA MILLS, Secretary KATHRYN FULLWOOD, Librarian MARIE GRAMIGNA, Pianist NELL BOWIS, Lesley, Mary Mills, Martha Monroe, Vvinifred Newman, Mildred Pelton, Esther Roller, Wilma Sanderson, Florence Sheldon, Helen Smith, Elizabeth Snyder, Henrietta Summers, Minelle Swaggerty, Kathryn Trorler, Freida Williams, Garnet Wolff, Virginia Baritones Benson, Kenneth Asst. Pianist Bush, Charles Castor, Louis Dales, Jack Daniel, Frank Hill, Jack Hunter, Nelson Murray, Harold Pittwood, George Sessions, Beryl Smith, Fred Altos Alderman, Cornelia Brown, Doris Buerke, Jessie Cooper, Jean Culey, Gwendolyn 1 9 2 9 Gayle, Maxine Haimovitz, Florence Jacobs, Elizabeth Ladd, Olive McRae, Elizabeth Mabry, Jane Mills, Evelyn Pou, D0r0thy Sessions, Constance Shindelbower, Mary Steinburg, Florence Sullivan, Gerogene Sullivan, Nellie Whitaker, Martha Wood, Molly The Panther JUNIOR-SENIOR DRAIVIATIC CLUB . MRS. HGUGH AND MISS WILKINS---SPONSORS Margaret Ansley Josephine Baggs Richard Balcom Elinor Barron Joe Beattry Kenneth Benson Monroe Biddle Florence Bingham Madeline Bittman Ines Lee Bottari Doris Brown Marie Burk Dorothy Burnett Mareese Caraballo Mary Carnes Georgie Lee Casalins Louis Castor Marian Castor M-ary Jane Cawthon Greeta Chabot Jean Cooper Elma Copeland l-larry Culbreath Frank Daniel Missy Davis Sam Davis Helen Dawson Mercedes Del Rosel Donna. Deckle Martha Dickey Mary Dolivo Paul Dorfmuller Ruth Dormany Naomi Farrar Joy Ferguson Sidney Fleming Eileen Foley Eloise Frazier 'Ferry G'il Robert Gill Robert Gilliam Marie Gramigna Norma Groff Stella Gurney Florence Haimovitz Orline Hall Bertha Hamner Mary Alice Lawrence Marian Heimberger Louise Hewitt Sarah Hulsey Dora. Hunter Eleanor Irsch Joyce Johnson Myrtilla Johnson Elizabeth Jones Margaret Jones Elise Joubert Lois Kirkland Marguerite Kreher J ulia La .Drew Merilda. Legters Neil Legters Louise Lykes Jane Mabry Helen Mackey Lois Mays Tom McClure Isobel McCord Jimmie McGregor Celestina McKay Eugenia McKee Virginia McKenzie Mary McNeil Alice Meade Martha Mills George Mitchell Nvinifred Monroe Eugene Montayne Mosalla Orr Camille Pent XVarrick Porter Jeanne Powell Margaret Pollock Sara Powell Ruth Powell Janice Prince Margaret Roach Mildred Root Juel Roth 1929 Francis Royer Hele.n Sayers Fred. Smith Nadine Smith NVm. Marshall Smith Henrietta Snyder Florence Steinberg Charles Stuart Mary Elizabeth Stuart Nellie Sullivan Kathleen. Summers Minelle Summers Susan Thornton David Tod Elizabeth Tod Mildred Towner Frieda Troxler Louise Vandergriff Gury Vaughn Esther Vernier Clinton YVa1lis Jack VVa1singham Josephine VVaterman R. L. Williams Irma. WVils0n Ed Windhamq Frances Winningham Ada. Woodward Margaret Woodward Mable Yoakley The Panther Q 359 SOPHOMORE DRAIVIATIC CLUB MISS ETOILE REID and MISS ELIZABETH SANDFORD-SPONSORS Joe Adams Jean Anderson Louis Anderson Katherine Baker Sara Brooks Lloyd Bryd Mildred Carter Martha Causey C. L. Craft Hubert Copeland Anna Lee Dunn Josephine Ewing Lucy Fulghum Bobby Freeman Josephine Hall Frances Hawley Theodore Hatchfleld Jack Hill Martha Henderson Margaret Howard Bill Jordan Davis Lachovitz Florence Lenfesty Frances Lurvey Catherine Moore Martha McMinn Neil McMullen Cecile McCord Jack Montayne Jack Moore Ed McEln1urray Martha Owens Dorothy Pon Holt Powell Mary Rankin Sara Rankin Wilma Roller Annie Mary Sanford Helen Verne Shaw Jane Scott l 9 2 Q Mary Simmons Constance Sessions Evelyn Slattery Mary Shindlebower Evelyn Starr Katherine Simmons Aileen' Suggs Nita Smith Florence Spellman Sue Swecny Pauline Smith Jo Miller Sneed Isobel Taylor Steve Trice Anna Trice Margaret Truelson Mary Virgina Webb lnslee West Garnet Williams Joyce Bell Wood The Panther fi Ada Woodward Jean Anderson Mary Anderson Margaret Ansley Josephine Baggs Monroe Biddle Madeline Bittman Ines Lee Bottari Nell Bowis Betty Broom Alice Burch Dorothy Burnett Mareese Caraballo Mary Carnes Georgie Lee Casalins Marion Castor Mary Jane Cawthon Josephine Cofiin Elma Copeland Elizabeth Cone Marguerite Correll Missy Davis Ruth Dormany Martha Dickey Anne Lee Dunn GIRL RESERVE CLUB MISS DOROTHY CURTIS, MISS GLADYS SCHANTZ, MISS SPONSORS Sheila Elliott Naomi Farrar Joy Ferguson Mary Fleming Katherine Fulwood Rosalie Geraci Terry Gil Virginia Gill Rebecca Gill Esther Gentry Erin Glynn Louise Goodbread Marie Gramigna Genevieve Gray Norma Groff Orline Hall Ruth Harris Joy Hennington Pauline Hicks Sarah Hulsey Dora Hunter Eleanor Irsch Sarah Johnson Elizabeth Jones Rhodora Kimbell Lois Kirkland Marguerite Kreher Jessie Lenfesty Mary Lesley Claudia Logan Frances Lurvey Louise Lykes Helen Martin Katherine Martin Jane Mabry Hazel Massey Ruth Mason Evelyn Mills Margaret McClintock Dorothy McClure Erin McG1ynn Celestina McKay Martha Alice McMinn Mosella Orr Margaret Pollok Jeanne Powell Sarah Powell Ruth Presnell Rebecca Price Mary Rankin 1929 RUBY VVILKINS Sarah Rankin Katherine Reeder Margaret Reeder Margaret Roach Wilma Roller Florence Sanderson Margaret Sinkler Elizabeth Smith Nita Smith Mary Elizabeth Stuart Georgene Sullivan Kathleen Summers Esther Vernier Elizabeth Tod Mildred Towner Winifred Tumblin Louise Turner Boots Wallace Josephine Waterman Inslee West Irma Wilson Maxine Winton Molly Wood Margaret Woodward The lfqnihor HI Y CLUB Mil. C. ll Charles Baker Kenneth Benson Charles Iiosiwic-li Gvorgze Brinkley Fred Cartw- I.ouis Pastor Howard Clayton Harold Copvlaiid Hubert Copffaml Donald Dulin Fred Gourliv Stuart, Keith Alfrvd Kemiard Syclnoy lmiifvsty Labaii Lively Tom Mci'luro XLIAZUOIJ V SPONSOR 1929 llarry Mvlieuzie Iillig Mickler Malcolm Mickler George Mitchell Imsliv Porter XN'aricli llortvr John Saussy Marsliall IC. Smith William Marshall Smith limi 'Phompson Huy Vaughn Jimmie- XValke-1' .lark VValsingliam Il. L. VVillian:s Vlinlon XVallis The Panther COMMERCIAL CLUB MISS GLADYS SCHANTZ and MISS RUBY WILKINS-SPONSORS Mary Baldwin Robbie Barker Winnifred Beanland Bernadette Bergman Shirley Bettigole Harry Cohen Grace Deane Jeannette Epping Doris Gibson Ferguanita Latta Nellie Mae Lawrence VVoodrow Lynn Hazel Massey 1929 Ruth May Elizabeth Mote Walter Munden Jennie Oropesa Violet Peacon Jimmie Robinson Mary Salsbury Margaret Singleton Ragna Smit Helen Willianis Mary Yeats Travis Youmans Velma Yournans The Panther SCOUT CLUB MR. ELMICR IQ .llC'I'lCR- HSPUNSUIK Edgar Andrews Eddy Bownian Billy Carnes Fletcher Cawthon lloward Clayton LeMoyne Hall Robert Hardy Philip Hampton Baya Harrison Asbury Hicks Fred Howard Victor Howard Bill Hunter Kenneth Ireland George Karran l 92 llollnes Kirkland Sidney Lentesty WVoodrow Lynn Rafael Mendez Walter Munden lien Nesbit Kenneth Robinson Edward Rodgers Almon Short Richard Starbucli Lawrence Struss Harry Thompson Ben Tll0l11DSOll Billy Whitaker 'l', Roy Young The Panther CZ56?fXfl HOME. ECONOMICS CLUB MRS, CURA SHICPPARIJ-SPONSOR Mary Anderson Monroe Biddle Madeline Bittman Catherine Carter Ruth 'D01'H12L1ly Noami Farrar Eileen Foley Rebecca Gill Virginia Gill Doris Griffin Amy Gl1Pl'2l1'd Emma Hansard Ella Louise Hodgson Eleanor lrsch Margaret .lones Marguerite Kreher 1 92 Allison Maxon Margaret McClintock Dorothy McClure Catherine Miller Ernestine O'Brien Ermine Pate Jeanne Powell Margaret Pollock Ruth Presnell Margaret Roach Margaret Roberts Mary Elizabeth Stuart Elizabeth Tod Mary Yeats Velma Youmans The Panther 9 SPANISH CLUB MR. LOUIS A. NAVA-SPONSOR C. L. Anderson Clifford Benson Louise Braswell Betty Broom Mary Carnes Georgia Lee Casalins Greeta Chabot Mary Fochran George Corrigan Helen Deane VVilliam Dickenson Camille Doubleday Joy Ferguson Marguerite Fernandez Esther Gentry Robert Hardy Daphne Hebb Bill Hunter Bill Jordan 1 92 NVilliam Joubert Claudia Logan Frances Lurvey Forest McA1ister Erin McGlynn Martha McMinn Nita Midgeley Iflvelyn Mills Jack Mote Rebecca Price Don Rodriguez Ralph Sauer Florine Spellman Gordon Street David Tod Lindsay Wolfe Ruth Hall Ybanez Roy Young Charles Zickgraf The Panther SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY MR. R. T. ll. HEATON-SPONSOR Richard Balcolm James Beasley Thomas Cressler Oscar Elder Paul Grigsby Asbury Hicks Sol Jacobs William Joubert Q29 Vernon Lastinger Ellis Mickler Malcolm Mickler Dow Sheppard Leon Southerland Guy Vaughn Lindsay Wolfe Elton YVoodward The Panther -f-,-,,7-r AVIATION CLUB MR. C, R. ALLGOOD-SPONSUR John Coflin William Dickenson John Gastoff Shields Gay Bradley Godbout Jack Harris Asbury Hicks Vincent Ives Alfred Kennard Edward McElmurray Dodge Menlzer l 92 Jack Moore VVilliam Neil Russel Perry Buster Riddle Don Rodriquez Billy Spencer Rob Stanton Charles TilOIIlDSOIl James Wheeler Dick Whiteside Lindsay Wolfe The Panther Q 9 ORCHESTRA O. A. SEAVER, Director GORDON PULIS, Asst. Director MADELINE BITTMAN, Concertmeister KATHRYN FVLLWOOD, Librarian Violins Arnette, Hilda May Bittnzan, Madeline Bottari, Ines Lee Burnett, Dorothy Hensley, Dorothy Holder, Roland Kreher. Marguerite Mabry, Jane Miller, Catherine Neil, Vvilliam Owen, Hilda Reeder, Catherine Tuniblin, Winif1'ed Levine. Sidney Oboe Smith, Herman Clarinets Hunter, Nelson Jones, Stanley Saxophones Batchnian, Charles Carter, Fred Cohen, Harry Hicks, John Kirk, John Lenfesty, Sidney Van Bors sum, Robert Trumpets Anderson, Charles Gillette, Mack 1929 McLean, Amos Morgan, Fred Horn Pittwood, George Trombones Hodgson, Eleanor Kennard, Alfred Pulis. Gordon Wiggins. John Pianists Gramigna, Marie Bowis, Nell Drums and Timpany Fleishman, Soi Porton, Robert The Panther Qf-irq-x fu FRENCH CLUB MISS ELIZABETH SANFORDMSPONSOR Bernadette Bergman Mareese Caraballo Eloise Frazier Rhea Gallacher Robert Gill Louis Hicks Clarence Hook James Keach Margaret McClintock Celestina McKay Eugenia McKee Ruth Massman 1 92 Alice Meade Mosella Orr Margaret Reeder Mildred Root Charles Stewart Elsie Taylor Guy Vaughn Jack Walsinghani Josephine Waterman Eldridge Whitehead Sarah Will'ams The Panther QXQQQ-x fi SCHOOL SERVICE MISS ELINOR MOSELEY--SPONSOR Betty Broom Louise Goodbread Joy llennington Eleanor llomlgson Virginia McKenzie Allison Maxon I1'Im'enCe Pilehei' 92 Elizabeth Smith Nadine Smith Pauline Smith Margaret Reeder Fllaine Reynolds Margaret lVoodw BJ' The Panther W. --D ,G-.1 Bill Carnes Martha tiaussy John Collin Margaret Davis liarl Day Annie Lee Dunn Arthur Friedburg Betty Gass Louise Goodbread Fred Gourlie Norma Groff Orline Hall Clyde Hamilton Phillip Hampton Alonzo Harrell Haya Harrison Eleanor Hodgson Dixie Jeffries Sarah Johnson VV:-illace Johnson LATIN CLUB MHS. LICLA .IDRDAN SPONSOR Paine Kelly llliodora liilnbell .lohn Kirk llester Kirkland llolnies Kirkland Lois Kirkland Minnie Ladd Tlieodore Lesley Grady Lester Mary Livinzston Sarah Logan VVillian: Lloyd Nancy Lykes Ruth Lylies lflelen Martin Frank McDonald Peggy Mclieel Amos McLean Rafael Mendez Bill Meredith Paul Mitchell 1929 Charles Morgan Fred Morgan Liilian Morgan Vivian Moss Ilva Owings George Passage Sarah Powell Mary Rankin Sarah Rankin Lewis Riggsbie lid Rodgers Lawrence Struss Iiob Tllompson Harry Thoinpson Esther Vernier Mary Virginia VVarren Josephine XVaterman Carmen W'etlierington Joycelyn Wheaton Maxine VVinton The Panther JUNIOR-SENIOR DEBATING CLUB MISS BEATRICE CONNOR-SPONSOR Ines Lee Bottari Hazel Burnette J. T. Chaney Florence Haimoviug Marion Heimberger 92 Laban Lively Ruth Powell Elizabeth Smith Marchall E. Smith Lyle Williams The Panther ,'3 ' U SOPHOMORE. DEBATING CLUB MISS ELLA MANNING-SPONSOR Carl English Lucy Fulghnm Billy Gaither Fred Gourlie Frances Harper Theodore Lesley Grady Lester Jack McDonald Jack Montayne Hazel Montgomery 1929 Martha Owens Clyde Perry Jane Scott Helen Verne Shaw David Sherrill Dean Smith Norman Stallings Steve Trice Jack Wilson The Panther cf-mx THE SHOP is is tho BIPOhEi1IiCill .Xrts Dlxllillfllllxlll :xml tho Print Shop wlzmfx thc sohoo paper, the Pop 0' Plant, is prinfvml. 1929 The Panlhgr H-Pig-v' JUNIOR AERO CLUB llinllanl Balcom James Beasley Kenneth Benson lloward Clayton .lolm Gastlioff .lzwk l'lz1i'1'is Fred Gourlie Edward McElmu1'ray Ellis Mickler Fred Smith Ben Thompson Chai-los Williamson Q29 , The Panther STUDENT COUNCIL Louis Castor J. T. Chancey Jimmie Walker Sol Jacobs Lindsay Wolfe Mary Elizabeth Martha Dickey Terry Gil Billy Whitaker Elizabeth Davis Paine Kelly Stuart 1 9 2 9 Billy Gillen Charles Fleming Clyde Perry Raymond Peterson Stuart Keith Rafael Menendez lone Rubush Marion Castor Joy Furguson Baya Harrison Harry MacKenzie Gene Montanye Editor-in-Chief Maxlnc Winton Assoclate Edltor Margaret Woodward Assistant Editor Orllne Hall Business Manager Holmes Kirkland Asst. Business Manager James Walker Asst. Business Manager Rebfcca Prlce Clrculatlon Managzr Loulse Turner Asst. Circulation Manrgcr JEEJH Powell The Panther 1929 Girls' Athletic Editor Teresa Gil Boys' Athletic Editor Leon Southerland Literary Editor Jo Waterman Asst. Literary Editor Wallace High Senior A Edltor Frances Well Joke Editor Snrah Hulsey Asst. Business Mia nager Wm. Marshall Smith Art Editor Donald Dulln Elizabeth Sandford Faculty Advisor The Panther f 5. 72: L . Q -1-AAA... 1 . .i,.,.,.. ,-,, - 1 6,. 3 In - - s ,. l b Ma , I .,' 7 L ' EEA ' 5 W, ,,. , lv Q51 7 g f 'wf'1'A'.Q7N ,viii-1 N K4 1 ' ' g Wray ' Ea- -u,-mb , , - ,-f-ff: . ,M W ,vw I .,,. , bw.. W ff 55:74 fxhqgm QM-ge,-'f,w.:f' I .wfzfwgwbfiaw iE5, W'kiL3w ' '-'j,v,l,,!!,5gg..w Jfigw ,fgvfwf ,-fS,4ff ,',f.f.,zdskf:f2ki43iPnf,f5'f'1' V Wm 55? iff' ,,-2. 4' 1929 ' nie- 6'f-1344 ' X I? . 5 - ' ' 'QE ., ' 3 . X, 1 Q W J The Panther Q 9XD BOYS MR. IJ. XV. llicliarml Balcoin James Beasley Joe Beatty .l. 'l'. Chancey Oswald Cornelius G9o1'gv Davis Sum Davis Arthur Ihervaes Jules Dervaes Sol Fleichman Robert Gilliam Paul Grigsby LETTER CLUB lt0l!l'IR'l'SON-- SPONSOR 1 9 2 lflmory Hensley Sol Jacobs William .loubert Stuart Keith Paine Kelly Holmes Kirkland Vernon liastingel' liaban Lively Arthur Mansell Malcolm Mickler Leon Southerlaml Jack Taylor The Panther We 9 FOOTBALL llichard Balcom Malcolm Mickler Gene Montanye SQUAD Vernon Lastinger Billy Spencer Joe Beatty Baya Harrison Frank Houlihan Forest McAllister Leon Southerland James Beasley George Davis William llunter James McGregor Lawrence Struss Louis Castor Robert Gilliam Sol Jacobs Neil McMullen Harry Thompson Billy Gaither Paine Kelly Sam Davis Stuart Keith J. T. Chancey Ivan Cornelius Oswald Cornelius Arthur Dervaes Holmes Kirkland Fred Smith Billy Setzer Thomas Cressler Laban Lively Bill McNevin Herman Manson Guy Toph Steve Trice Raymond Peterson Ray Mendez Dean Smith RESUME OF FOOTBALL SEASON Through the supervision of Coach ltwbertson and the assistance oi Mr. Clayton, Plant was able to turn out a football team ot' which her students were proud.Getting a running strat, the team defeated Mulberry 61303 and St. Pete C14-OJ on successixe week-ends. The next game, which was with Tarpon Springs, proved to be a walk-away for Plant Q31-05. The squad was dividetl into three teams, each of which scored. On Fri- day, October 26, our team played an excellent game to defeat Sarasota C26-63. In this game we had cooperation, good interference, and all around team work. Dick McKay got loose for several exhibitions of broken Hel d running. Just as ttevery dog has his off day our came against Lee to whom we suffered defeat. Q13-OJ. Upsets at critical times helped Lee in their struggle for the game. At West Palm Beach we staged a comeback. ing the first quarter, NVest. Palm Beach scored a our boys displayed a superb quality ot' football to ship, and both Beatty and McGregor'g neat. runs The next game was with Fort Myers. The six points of the game, scored by the opponents, Our Thanksgiving and last game ot' the seas After threatening several times dur- Held goal. However, in the last halt, defeat them C13-33. McKay's general- were greatly responsible. two teams fought hard and the only. were certainly hard earned. on, was with the championship eleven of Hillsboro. The game was not as one-sided as the 33-6 score might indicate for we earned two-thirds as much yardage as they did. Thus ended the season. On Friday, December 7, was staged our first football ban- quet. The team was later entertained at a Rotary Club luncheon. 1929 x'-a r ww . .uw 1 . ..c.,. .. l3iin.L.l.44m..-,..t..Qr1-...i.... The Panther Q 'J-X9 COACH ROBERTSON Our coach of all sports coached us in football as well as basketball, base- ball and track. Robertson came to us from Franklin Junior High, having coached at Wilson before that. His ser- vices this past year has been marked by the conscientious way in which he put his whole being into his work. Coach has been a wizard at financing, having pulled the Athletic Association several hundred dollars out of the hole. F. VAN CLAYTON Assistant Coach Fate was good to us in sending Mr. Clayton to be our Assistant Coach. He hailed from South Carolina, served Plant excellently, and then departed for Ala- bama. His job was to teach the subs and provide a team worthy of opposing the first during practice. This he did well, tor by the end of the season there was only a shade's difference between the original iirst and second teams. JAMES BEASLEY 6' 3 -Tackle-175 lbs. A more dependable or more deserving tackle could not have been chosen for All State than Beasley. He was always lighting, a sure tackler, seldom injured, and a most consistent player. Plant is depending on you, Beasley, to represent her on All State again next year. ROBERT GILLIAM 6' 1 -Center-165 lbs. Bob was an excellent starter of Pan- ther plays. Offensively, he centered the ball without error and charged hard and low. Defensively, never a man broke through when he backed up the line. Due to his peerless work throughout the season he was selected for the pivot po- sition on the All-State second team. SAM DAVIS 5' 10 -Half-Back-165 lbs. This versatile athlete, a star in every sport, served the football team as an ex- ceedingly valuable half. He was a triple threat man doing most ol' Plant's pass- ing. He has already proved his worth in other sports this year and we're ex- pecting even greater things next. Davis is a four letter winner. DICK McKAY 5' 10 -Quarterback-140 lbs. Flashy quarterbacks like Cutie are few and far between. This light, but fast, expert broken field runner and field general was responsible for many of our touchdowns. Dick was captain in more games during this season than any other player. Our loss will be a Florida gain. 1929 e Panther DICK CUNNINGHAM 5' 10 -Fullback-170 lbs. When Plant needed two yards for Iirst down it was always Cunningham who was called upon and always he managed to cover the needed yardage. A plung- ing, driving, good punting, man, who showed great ability backing the line of defense. Missouri will certainly be shown a thing or two when he arrives next fall. STUART KEITH 5' 10 --End-140 lbs. Watch that black-haired boy do it, Coach would storm when things weren't going right in practice. And of course the boy alluded to was Stew. He played a constantly stellar game at end and in the heat of battle, never lost his head. What more can be said? JIMMIE McGREGOR 5' 11 -Quarterback-145 lbs. McGregor was our ace-in-the-hole. He was not worn down when others could fill his place, and when called upon he came through. He got away a num- ber of times inthe Palm Beach game for substantial gains. He will continue his good work with us next year. McGregor also is a four letter winner. GUY TOPH 6' 1 -Tackle-197 lbs. Not 'only did Guy leave footprints on the sands of time but on many of his opposing linemen as well. Poppa played a root-hog-or-die brand of foot- ball that marked his as an All-State tackle. He is lost by graduation and will be greatly missed next year. ARTHUR DERVAES 5' 8 -End-138 lbs. Like the mounted police Tooka al- ways got his man. A veteran, he han- dled his assignment in a way that made him a constant threat. His specialty was smearing end runs before interfer- ence was formed. He'l1 see service again next year. JOE BEATTY 5' 7 -Halfback-140 lbs. ' Joe has without a doubt more drive, courage, spirit, and fight for his size than anyone you've seen. He gets knocked up, down, and about, and Seems never to be injured. Joe's a very fast back and will prove a great value to Plant during the approaching season. 1929 l L A-xi. . 3' xv .khf , W '- A i 'Mrk The Panther BILL McNEVlN 6' 1 -Halfback-168 lbs. That tall, gawky, bony McNevin could always be depended upon for interfer- ing, blocking, tackling, or snagging passes. A sweeping end run with Billy back always meant a good gain. He was handicapped throughout most of the sea- son with injuries. Billy is thought highly of by all who know him and will cer- tainly be missed next year. GEORGE DAVIS 5' 9 -Guard-165 lbs. That comical boy, who ordinarily has not a serious thought in his head, can some down to real business in playing football. A spectator undergoes great difficulty in following him during the play, but when the whistle blows he emerges from the bottom of the pile, victorious. His graduation will leave a vacancy hard to fill. HOLMES KIRKLAND 5' 9 -End-150 lbs. Holmes is a very promising end. His speedy rise showed that he possessed many fine qualities. He was fast, re- ceived many passes, and made all plays 'or the advantage of the team. Kirkland will be of great aid to Plant next year. J. T, CHANCEY 5' 11 -Tackle-1,70 lbs. Chancey was a very dependable play- er, serving Plant for his second season as tackle. He could break through the opposing linesman or open a hole with equal ease. He's made of just the stuff that's essential to every good team. GSWALD CORNELIUS 5' 10 -Tackle-202 lbs. Although slow, Ossie boasts of mak- ing the mile in one hour, thirteen min- utes, nine and three-tenths seconds, he's a cracking good tackle. When he played, his motto, They shall not pass, was lived up to, right to the letter. No one passed his side of the line. Ossie will be back next year. He is earnest in his work and will give Plant splcndid service next year. TOMMY CRESSLER 5' 9 -Guard-160 lbs. A lighting guard who was in the thick of the fight all the time. It was Tommy's last year and he gave his best for the team. He will be greatly missed next year. 1929 - I S n The Panther VERNON LASTINGER 5' 10 -Guard-155 lbs. Vernon made his best year by showing up up fine in every game. His work was steady throughout the season and his de- parture will leave a wide gap between center and tackle. LEON SOUTHERLAND 5' 10 -Center-145 lbs. Southerland, though this was his first year on the team, has made an enviable record. He played a smashing 'brand of football in the center of the line and could always be depended upon to take care of his assignment in worthy fashion. -O. Elder. MALCOLM MICKLER 5' 10 -Guard-150 lbs. Malcolm's first year at football was a good one. He played a neat game at guard and carried out all his assign- ments well. Malcolm will continue his good work for Plant again next season. PAINE KELLY 5' 8 -Fullback-137 lbs. Off tackle-Kelly back! That's the signal that got 'eml It's a mystery how that light back manages to get through that line and for a gain every time. Af- ter practice Kelly waited for the last one and gave them a lift home. Paine will return to Plant next year. DICK BALCOM 5' 11 -Fullback--145 lbs. Although Balcom was shifted from end to fullback, his good playing was not affected in the least. He played hard every minute he was in and will be a reliable man on the team next year. LABAN LIVELY 5' 11 -Manager-145 lbs. Laban served us both as player and manager. A hard tackling guard he was, playing as hard in the practices as in the games. As manager, no one noticed how it was done but they depended on Laban to have what they wanted when they wanted it. 1929 The Panther s-n .iq-v' BASEBALL TEAM Sam Davis Stuart Keith Paul Grigsby Gene Montayhe Arthur Dervaes Paine Kelly Sol Jacobs J M 0. . Jules Dervaes Arthur Mansell Homer Roberts ames C 'legol BASEBALL The baseball team, so far, has done well. Practice was begun iinniediately after the West Coast Basketball Toizrnament, and the team has now whipped into shape. In Arthur Dervaes and Sam Ilavis we have two excellent pitchers and also two heavy hitters. The infield is composed ol' Keith, a reliable first baseman, McGregor, who can be depended on for a good hit, Mansell, another 'l'y Cobb at the bases, and Sol Jacobs, our conscientious third baseman. In the outfield we have Jules IJer'.':ies, Gene Montallye. and Paine Kelly. Grigsby and Roberts have been both pitching and catching, while Cosgrove has been showing up well to practice. Plant and Hillsboro will iight for the right to represent our district in the state baseball tournanlent. The score of the first Hillsboro game was 8-7, in eleven innings. INCOMPLETIC BASEBAL I, RECORD 1.fM1ulberry ....... .... .... . .... . . ...,,.. , .........,,. 3 8.-V-Igroolcsville .... II ..... .. .... ........., . .......... . , ............. 2111 ........... .. ........ 2.-Efarimon Springs ....... 2 9.fff:JIiIIIlFbO1'0llgI1 .. .... 'L 3.--lVg1iI1l::e1'1'y ..,,.. lil.--ginael' Haven ........ .,.. . tltiiimggl ... ... ffffffg 3vi3i1.,.igligt: ii.n Iffff' if Il ................ ...... 3. II .... . 5.--ggbogisville ..... .. .....,,. l.2.--gift, tMyers .......,. .. 5 6.hL?2Ielarwate1- .. 5 1.3.--t 'l'a1'pon Springs ..... 7,tSiEa,ggihii.tii..l iii lt-5Q?,TtZl. t iii . 'ffff-f, 0 Plant ........,........,,..... . 0 Plant ..... ............,.. .,.... . . . . M10 Denotes this district. I 9 2 Q The Panther SUBSTITUTES Too much credit cannot be given to the substitutes, for the strength of a team depends upon the strength of the substitutes who are the team's most frequent opponents. RECORD OF SEASON BASKETBALL Big Conference games--Won 2, lost 4. Percentage ....,,,,,... ..,. .. .333 Complete season's records--Won 5, lost 4. Percentage .....,,.,....,. ..... . 555 1-September 29 ,,,.......,,......,.....,,.,...,,,.. Plant ...,.., .,,,..........,,,.,... 1 3 .............................. Mulberry ......... ......... ,.... 0 2-October 5 .......... ,,,... ' ' ..,,.... .,.,..., 1 4 ...,,....,... ......,,.... S t. Pete ..,,,..... ..,. . 0 3-October 12 ........... ....... 0 ...,..,....,. ,,..,,...... M iami ,......,....,,.................... 4-October 20 .......,,,, ...,... 3 1 ,....,,,,..,. ,,.......... T arpon Springs .,......... 5-October 26 ,,..,...... .... 26 ...........,. ,........... S arasota ........... c ........,...... 6-November 3 .......... ........ 0 ............. ........,,.. L e e ..........,..................,................... ..., 7ENovember 12 ,......,,. ........ 1 3 ............, .,,...,..... W est Palm Beach .............. 8-November 17 ....... ,. .....,,. 0 .....,....... ............ F t, Myers ..............,............. .. 9-November 29 ,..,....., ...................... 6 .,.........,. ,.,,,,....... H i llsboro .......,,,.,,........,,.,,.....,,,,,,,.,,, Total ...... 1.03 Opponents Points The basketball season this year was successful. Many feel that with the excellent material available Plant should have had a championship team. The season started off fine Plant winning the first two games only to lose the third to Bradenton. This Brad- ton game was the closest of the season lasting for three extra periods. Our team then won from Plant City. St. Pete beat the Panthers 17-12 the next game. A winning fever seized the Panthers as they won six games in a row. Plant easily defeated Palmetto and also managed to win over Sarasota. The victory over Hillsboro came next with a 27-23 score. The Tarpon Springs five was easily defeated on their home court. A game with Palmetto here was forfeited and the second game with Sara- sota also was not played. Bradenton, a once victorious team, was beaten, but Plant could not defeat St. Pete on the second trial. February 23, for the first time in the history of Plant High bas- ketball we lost to Hillsboro. It was a Very close game, 21-20. S' In the tournament our Panthers defeated Clearwater and Alva by very large scores. However, successive tournament games proved too much for them and the team was put out by Hillsboro, but Plant made a Hne showing. Sam Davis, that ever fighting center with those long arms, was high point man of the tournament, scoring 45 points. Sam was picked for the West Coast League as well as the West Coast Conference team. He was, indeed, the most valuable man to Plant High during the school year. 1928-29. Grady Lester is a running guard who not only holds down opponents scores but also drops the ball in from the center of the court as well. Lester certainly did well to be chosen on the West Coast Conference team his sophomore year. McGregor and Keith made excellent forwards. It was funnier than watching a circus clown, to see Stuart look one way and pass the ball the other to Jimmie. Jimmie had a good eye for the basket and always managed to be where the opponents expected him least. James Beasley, as ever, was a steady consistent player. His long arms and legs could certainly fly when two opponents came into his territory. 1929 The Panther D TRACK TEAM Joe Beatty Holmes Kirkland EZEQYDEEZII James McGregor Sidney Fleming Malcolm Poage A track team was formed this year for the first time, the members being selected from the inter-class meet. Class meets were held the last of March, with Setzer, Sophomore, Davis, Junior, and Fleming, Senior, winners. The following week an inter- class meet was held. The Juniors won and the first Plant High Track Records were established. The first school meet was a dual meet with Brooksville in which Plant took all points possible. In the West Coast meet at St. Pete, Plant placed fourth. Sam Davis won the mile within two seconds of record and also easily took the half mile. Two third places were won, one by the half-mile relay team and the other by Oscar Elder in the 440 yard run. The team journeyed to Gainesville to participate in the Florida State High School meet. , Sam Davis scored eight points, winning the mile over a large field of entrants and placing second in the half mile. Oscar Elder tied for third in the 440 yard dash. The mile relay team copped fourth in their event, completing Plant's scoring. The total of 105 points placed Plant seventh in the entire meet. Earlier in the season a two mile cross-country run was held. Sam Davis stepped out to an easy win with Ellis Mickler second and Sid Fleming third. lt was a great track team for the first year and we hope track will play a larger part in our athletics in the future. FENCING Fencing was added to Plant's list of sports this year and while but a few took up this relic of Courtier days which is becoming so popular in other parts of the country, we had a team composed of Bill Hunter, Charles Zickgraff, Paul Dorfmuller, Jack Irving, Bill Jordan and Phillip Smoak, all of whom had fenced before. This team accepted Hillsborough's challenge for a match, and while our opponents had received more instruction and practice, won two out of four matches and a draw in the final. In the return match Hillsborough was given the decision. We have some good matreial in Plant and hope next year to see more take up fencing. 1929 The Panther fr' 9 GOLF TEAM Russell Perry Jack Taylor Robert Harper Frank Alexander Victor Yeats We are very proud oi' our Golf Team because it brought to Plant our Hrst State Championship. SWIMMING AND TENNIS Swimming and tennis held little sway in Plant High School athletics during the past year. A tennis tournament was held and a few matches played. Mr. Underwood, of the faculty, served as tennis coach. Jack Harris and Gene Montayne were awarded tennis letters. Swimming practice was started but soon abandoned. May the future lovers of these sports have more successful seasons. The Panther TERRY GIL, Captain-Forward-Terry was high point girl on the team and will he missed next fall. MARY CARSWELL-Forward - 'l' e a ni work is Mary's specialty. Great things are expected of her next year. DOROTHEA RIGHT-Jump Centerfxil- though this is Dorothea's first year out for varsity she has shown up well and can always be depended on. ELLEN ANDERSON-Running Center' - Ellen has speed, passes well and never stops figthing. ISOBEL McCORD-Guard-Isobel is an all round player, cool and always alert. Few forwards were able to score on her. She is another of the Letter girls. RHEA GALLACHER-Guard -Hand i- capped by her small size, Rhea made up for it in speed and fighting spirit. DOROTHY HENSLEY-Forward - D ot did not see much action this year but whenever she did get her chance, she made things hum. ELMA COPELAND-Side Center- Elma was the smallest but one of the fastest on the team. VVe expect lots of her next, year. STELLA GURNEY--Guard-f-Stella could always out jump an opponent and was always breaking the opposing defense. 1929 The Panther H-rfq-v' GIRLS' LETTER CLUB MRS. CAROLINE GILMOUR-SPONSOR Ellen Anderson Josephine Baggs Jean Bigham Ethel Birmingham Elma Copeland Mary Coswell Margaret Durkee' Thelma Erwood Rhea Gallacher Terry Gil Stella Gurney Dorothy Hensley Elizabeth Jones 192 Hilda Linton Mildred Lovell Cecile McCord lsobel McCord Celestina McKay Mary McNeil Hazel Montgomery Dorothy Pon Dorothea Rights Georgine Sullivan Nellie Sullivan Kathleen Summers Irma Wilson The Panther GIRLS' ATHLETICS The second year of Plant's girls' athletic program has come to a close. Looking back. over the ' season's activities, we can see what I a success it has been. With the beginning of school in September came the first sport on the program-volley ball. More interest was taken in it than last , year. An inter-class series of three games each was played. the Jun- ior's coming out ahead. Next on the sport calendar came tennis. About fifty girls signed up for the inter-class and school tournament. Most of these matches were played off at the Davis Island courts. In the inter- class tournament,KMary Carswell, Celestina McKay and Terry Gil came out, Sophomore, Junior and Senior champion respectively, while Terry Gil defeated Cuca McKay for the School champion- ship. I With the beginning of the sec- ond semester came a change in coach, Miss Edith Lindsay left for Columbia University, and her place was taken by Mrs. Caroline Gilmour. Everybody wanted to play bas- I ketball when they saw the cute uniforms and folks were all pepped up for the big game with our ole' rival, Hillsborough. The girls - were all ready to avenge the two defeats of last year, but alas! Hillsborough was unable to get up a. team for lack of equipment. The disappointment was somewhat made up for by Mrs. Gilmour securing games with the Y. VV. and the Ideal Team. The Plant girls were defeated by both teams but received lots of experience and practice from these games. With the putting away of uniforms, bruised knees and with fond hopes of a grand team next year so as to beat Hillsborough, thoughts were turned to the newly laid out diamond. The baseball team was divided up into Golds and Blacks. Isobel McCord was elected captain of the Gold and Dorothea Right captain of the Blacks. Three games were played between them and the Golds easily took the three of them. Track came next, the winners of first, second and third places in gym classes being eligible to enter the meet which took place May 13. Because of lack of funds the swimming team was not sent to Winter Haven to compete in the State meet, but nevertheless, great interest was taken and a class meet was held. Fencing was introduced to Plant girls this ,semester and promises to become one of the popular sports in coming years. Thus closes another athletic calendar for Plant girls. Mrs. Gilmour l 9 2 9 The Panther YW CT 1929 1 x wvwwy W5 3 f Ktggfy, ' ww, I G' ' 5 war' ,s V - .1 . :V ,f-.4 uf ' ' v , , sw, , N., W4 'Y r - -, wi! , ,A A-,.j15,: ,gay A ,J ' 1, v . ,gl -V V ,rl The Panther 0 'D 'l'IIIfI I IIlS'l' KING ANI! QI'l4J1-IN Ulf' P.-XXIIH hlll X Qing llulu-rr ui' the- Ilmlsv ni' Giflikllll and Qllvvll Ihwl w ui the Hou-.1 ol lllu 1929 The Panther Qlx-R659 THE BEST LOOKING Ruth Hall Ybanez and Louis Castor 1929 The Panther Qfawex G J I, 'PHE WITTIEST Myrtvllzm Johnson and Fwd 'l'h1'0wc-1 1929 The Panthcir THE UUTEST Maxine Winton and Guy Vaughn 1929 Ur The Panther ' X Yu N., .W xx 'Y' P A X X QS5... rg ' 'cv .. L. ,,-ni .2 -x W5 . K . . ,L My gs 1 . 'l'lIl4I ISICST IJHNSSICIJ .IusvpI1ium- xYIlTQ'l'Hl2lll um! Usnmml Hush 1929 The Panther Q G THE CLASS CROOKS Margaret VVoodward and Geogre Davis 1929 The Panther 1 ,,ffi1'X f 'I' I I IC MUST A'1'I-lI,IC'I'IC Nelliv Wymw Sullivan and Osvzu' I 1929 -P . q-' ff? ix if 1 4 ii L ' K I, Y 1 if A Q3 P I K , 'LLC A 4 X mi :wi-1 ' ' LS A 5. fl' Z 5 ,., K '.-i. X A , . - rc Y WE? f QL' -1' 1 A . f X K A ' 1 Q 1 L54 M, V , - N iifw' Fii??2: vA.m-2' ,Jw . . A- wi' .1-Le? an -A flax, , , 55254425..5sige',gn'2--Hiigggsgfi ' Q' . 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Helen-'Two weeks ago I refused to marry Freddy and he's been drunk ever since. Myrtilla- That boy never did know! 1 ,H when to stop a celebration. COMPLIJIIDNIS -i-- OF He- Kiss me! She- Make me! G. A. IHC. TAMPA, FLORIDA Don't you want to be the kind of girl ! that people look up to? Naw, I wanna be the kind of a girl that people look around aLf' I can feel myself slipping, said the ! garters. ! xioioioiuiuioioioiuxcz -1 1 iclcici si 1 in: 1 -1 1 -1 -1 -.1 1 -:uc 111101011110 in in in 1010101 :4no1o1o7o1oio1n1o11 1 1111111111113 1 if if if ic if 101 1 11 1 :nic ioioioioioioioxoiozoioioioioioioioioiuioioioioioioini COMPLIMENTS OF DIXIE CANDY COMPANY D010 ioioioioini 1ninio1u1111:1i:1i411a17f1io1 1111 111:11 1111 if 1011 FOR YOU THE CONSOLIDATED AMUSEMENTS, INC. are operating flue theatres in Tampa-ofering a diversity of entertainment to satisfy every ohe's liking-theatres which are held up as examples of perfect operation throughout the theatre world. TAMPA VICTORY The S0uthland's finest and most The Hgvme gf beautiful theatre, enjoying the VITAPIIONE pick of the pictures and all the newest developments in entertain- and ment. MOVIETONE STRAND , FRANKLIN t SEIVIINOLE The Family Theatre WE THE Good Pictures BRING THE PERFECT Good Music BIG PICTURES SUBURBAN Good Seats I The Price is Right BACK HOUSE Vitaphone -- Movietone Vltaphohe -- Movietonei Sound-Now 3 9.0.0 010101000 pnisxifnicrianiaxifrixrixsixnifxiarin in 901 i-1101011110 in 10 11: in 14: 1 30111 ui 01. I-101 ui ui 010101 01 ui: Specialists In Marcel, Water Permanent Waving Waving, Facial and and Hair Dyelng Scalp Treatments Manicuring MARINELLO Beauty Shop MARY I'A'I I'ON-AMl'l1.lA 'FANNICR Phone H 44-241 219 EAGLE STREET Off Plant Ave., near First Baptist Churcli Tzunpu, Florillzx STElNBERG'S l6l I 7th Avenue Ybor City IW fnkv l'lc'us11r0 in flmmzziu-ing Our I5I+1T'l'I'lIi QIIALITY Ii'wmljf-fn-II'r'r11' M7117 .IIr1.'wi'z'rYw ul .llorlrlrflff I,l'I'f'CS .II l'l4'fls1n'r' in Nl'I'l'l' You rio: 111111-ngliilzinimziugoiuzm 1 :im in in -11 C I'O,IIl'I,l.IIIa'N'I'S Ulf' Princess Booz' Shop H12 FRANKIIIN S'I'REE'l' PHONE 3702 ni :lui ri rl 11:1-:i 1 1 :lol 1 poioiuio ioiniuin in init: 101014: in TARR FURNITURE CO. Interior Decorators and Furnishers . L0 1 ' 'nf' Q l llfhiu in If ' - A ,- - er- n 2- f , ,, Y 'Ml ill M. ' 1 1' ,- r ' :as,':.A-,mx I I A., , 0 'F--ffwlel. I- V., .A-If ft 5 I , ' - I A 3 4:uL. q1.lfL'?. rfC7ii5' ' 'V ,JM :q9,,'aqgu'1,y'1,u' I ., I H :N s 9Qf',.f!-n Qlqllrg .I rap? ' j.'f::' f v' frfl. , 44-.1 ...n..1- -' 3 I f f . 2 n 7-E-Li ' '-L 1.144 ,,.-iv- ' 'N ?F L 1 fi ..- 5 ,gfw Q '11 Y AY! I EQ?- HL X For over twenty-two years TAIIIVS has served the mothers and lutliers ol' the 1929 graduating class of Plant High, We hope when you are re-adv to furnisi a home or apartment that you will let us serve you, too. OPPOSITE TAMPA BAY HOTEL 1:11:11 GOOD WILL of nllfwrs is our mos! f'll0l iS,ll! ussvf. Of good will, Amos P111 rislf, famous fzrllw-lz'.sii1g noun snfor, says- The most precious thing any- ioininiuia 101114171 14 one...man or storemanybody 01 anythiugmcan have is the good will of others...It is something as fragile as an orchidvand as beautifuI...As 1J1'PCI'JllS as a gold nugget--and as ha' d to find,..As powerful as a great turbine-and as hard to build... As wonderful as youth-fand as hard to keep. O. F ALICS 7'umpa's I+'f1.s1'v.sf Ill'UIl illfj Sinn ' +1111014130101n1u1n1n1 oioiuinini 50101010irninininiuiuiixininixr ini oi oi ug ni 01 111010101 3 0101 u 901010111 ininiuiu 14 in in in 1 in in in Tipperary Twist Will Giro Double Service W'ear Silk Lined OUR FAMOUS Tri-weave Suits at 822.50 Arc Wonderffzcl Values Got In Touch IVHI1 Us For Heal Clothing Soz'1'sj'afffifm HENRY GIDDENS C L O T H I N G COMPANY WALLACE s. BUILDING Phone 2267 --HIVIIAGVP H10 Home Folks Eat' 10711 in 1a 7010 10111 in in in in in EAGLE CAF ETERIA 209-11 TWIGGS STREET Phones-3025 and M 7034 NELSON 81. CHAMBERS BROS. Proprietors TA MPA, FLORIDA CI-IANDLER'S CORSET SHOP Corsets and Brassieres LINGERIE and IIOSIERY Phone 4112 P. O. Box 1412 TAMPA, FLORIDA ri 1 xi 11 1010101010: xi 101010101oimnimioioioiisioioiixiixioi 11 Late to bed and early to rise, Makes the college boy sleep but wise. Lady Cin a pet storej- I like this dog but his legs are too short. Clerk- Too short! Why, Madam, they all four reach the floor. Ticket Agent- Where do you Want your seats? Clinton VV.- Oh, a good egg's throw from the stage. Man in an electric chair: My what al pain this turned out to be. The people say, to comfort me Plenty more fish to be caught in the sea. But it isn't the fish, itls what he tookf My heart was the bait upon the hook. We pitched our camp on a high bank among some trees and While my coni- panion retired to his hammock and kept guard, I went off to investigate the lady of the land. in 1 PRACTICAL FISHING TACKLE 5130115 PRACTICAL FISIIERMEN uioinioininininiuinioioioio Guns - Ammunition - Fishing Tackle Out Board Motors - Camping Goods Photographic Goods - Athletic Goods - Cutlery SPORTSMEN'S SUPPLY COMPANY 618 FLORIDA AVENUE Phone 3417 Sporting Goods Exclusively 11101111 01111 030101111 ni oi uiniui I 1111110 ioiinininiirininiuiu 11 D0 no 1010 1 010 1:1 1010 10 1:1111 10 10 1:1 10 1:1111 1:1141 in 10 10 in 10 10111 10 1014 Hours, 9 to 12 Phones. Office 3921 Jimmy McGregor and Josephine Wat- ' 2 to 5 ' Res- 2713 II erman were seen discussing an English i lesson that Jimmy couldn't seem to un- Dr. Albert E.. Berry j demand' , 5 Jimmy-s Now if I said, I am hand- Dr, Neue Berry ll some, what tense would that be? Jo-t'Pretense, big boy, pretense. II li-- . N ', ' 7 - 0 TFQEATHD I Mrs, Hough to John Saussy- John, -' v tell me why you're so far behind in your IIILLSIBORO HOTEL BUILDING U studies. II Josn- So I can pursue them better. 14110 101010141 10 1014110141 10 10 x FLORIDA AVENUE Tampa, Floricla I II Well, I think I'll put the motion be- n fore the house, said the chorus girl as ll she danced out on the stage, EYES EXA MINE D- IILANNES Fl TTE D- 011 010111010101:110101n1:11u101 10101 101 1011 101111011 11 10101 11 if Darling, in the moonlight your teeth i are like pearls. P Oh, indeed-and when were you in - the moonlight with Pearl? -gg- Marie Antoinette- If they have no ll bread, why don't they eat cake? Attendant- They have no cake. M. A.- Then let them smoke Luckiesf' Phone 4422 i A. J. REACH WRIGHT at DITSON Sporting Goods Knight at wan co. PHONE 263 l 1 4 'i 'i 'l ill 14-111 -1 -1 -1 1:1 10111 1:1 111 1 1 1:11 1:1411 x1u1u101u1n101 101010101 11 111010111 1 1 10101: o 0.4 n n n rf U u u u ll Q II i u u ll M H I Q 0 41 ai i H Delu1o-0--,--,--,--,-0-1,--,1 -,- 1 - - 101 YOU WILL MEET FRIENDS AND A WELCOME pn1oio1o1o:u1o:u1o:niouso1n1o1n1o1n 1010 110101030-an in -so 14:10 u HOTEL HILLIBOR CENTRAL - SPACIOUS MODERN ' -I- . FREE CAR STORAGE FOR GUESTS 1 Rig Rooms - Big Wivzrlouxw 0-NIM!-'Il IAA Hom, Hlvcfric Fans g 1 Radios 5 f'z'z'if- Vlubs lmmzlmnz ,1ll'0f'illgS of H10 Hillsboro If,l'C'1IIHIQC-'-JIO'lldfl.Ij Rotary-Tuosclay 1KY'fIlfll-'fl'fS-1Vf'd'l'l esdn 'lj l1y1'o-Thursday Ll- TIII'1n'I'NIl Baths - BIl7'bFl' Shop Tailor Shop -In , f'7:l'ffll1L-T11IITSCIKUI U . . l,orgw Iirzghl Somplo Rooms l11 1-V F 1fIfl.'! GNSQ ALL-YEAR RATES 342.50 TO 256.00 PER DAY Top O' the Town DINING ROOM-Best of Food Served HEXDQIVAR-'PERS FOR HANQVETS -1 sin: 1 ..- 1 1:1-m1ar1:..-:--1 1:11 1 ,1 1 un-:ri :ci 1 1:-21:1 3 H1 ENGRIWING PRINTING - RIJIING . BINDING lit 3 l Q: I IO 3 xl 'I I. I IG We Specialize in Printing of the Better Kind. Booklets Advertising Literature, Commercial Sationery I l A 4 I l its f nm 9 fx g .-Je if , . It I -Steel Dio Office Statioiiery. Society E1lgFHVlH-g-WClidl1lg' Invitations, Calling Cards, Birth Announcements and Bcrcave- I ment Cards correctly engraved in our own building without I l The tiresome wait conncctecl with sending orders out of town. I L Jill I I , Hill Pninzting Company in UARL TV. HILL, Owner 1101 ASHLEY STREET - - PHONE 4411 I l , 1' I M ' TTI UI Furl? LN qgii -zffggyo 11-. 636 V 'wife - V f- - - -- - ---M ,. , .. 09' 4? A , V--H - V I. E--ff R-I -0.14 if I , I szofliamgi o -I oi., ' .55 A N .cu ' A - I 'A 45 o xpmgypo 3010101010 101010 11: 1:n1:n1:r1:x1:x1:u 4747-P I-I O N E-4747 AMBULANCE B. Marion Reed TAMPA and TYLER- STREETS UOMPLIMENTS' FUNERAL CHAPEL OF LADY ASSISTANT Tampa, Florida BUY YOUR CONSTRUCTION Graduation Presents COMPANY AT THE PALACE 1604 TTI-I AVENUE W. L. Douglas Shoes-Belber Luggage 0i7i0l015iClDlliililCllD1l:1lbl1l115i0i010ililbllllllllll ll bl li bl P10101 A woman went into a cigar store to buy some cigars as a present for her husband. Drawing a stump of one from her bag, she held it toward the tobac- conist, saying, Have you any cigars to match this shade? Any girl can be coupe, Delicious In a taxi they all can be jolly, But the girl worth while, I th h 'l , 'I l' When 5?o11'1ee0I:1kxiVng?cl?3'srT11or?1e on a t ll . ro ey ICE CREAM Boy- How is it that your mother never leaves us alone? Girl- She knows me better than you dof' Teacher- You bad boy. I wish I was your mother for about twenty-four hours. Boy- All right, I'll speak to dad and maybe I can arrange it for you. Lives of football men remind us, 'Tis for glory that we slug, And departing leave behind us, Handprints on another's mug. n1o1u1o101o1o1o1n1o101n101rn101 The Smile Follows the Spoonn CASS and MAR-ION STREETS Phone 4685! 3 015' 0101010101 0101 01o101o1o1u101o1o101o1o1o101 o 'o -0:0 -1.-up npr... 10101 ,101 10101 1010.54 110101010101 ni rinivininininiz Bob-- Ive never seen such dreamy eyes. Dora- You've never stayed so late before! I'm wise to the ways of the traffic cop, But not to the ways of Tooltieb. When her eyes say Go and her lips say Stop What is a chap to do? Have you heard the English pants song? No, what is it? London Breeches Falling Down. A well-known artist says it's easy to see if a girl has a. gift for painting. Yes, one can see it in her face! The man who doesn't care what any- one thinks settles down with a package of Luckies and a box of sweets to enjoy an Old Gold radio program. Compliments of OFFICE ECONOMY INDEX Incorporated EfL'erytl1ing for fha 0ji'if'1 ' 515-17 ZACK STREET Phone 2968 BECKWITH-RANGE JEWELRY Co. All 0 FRANKLIN STREET az: .zcimzi :L :ici :lui :ici xi :ini niciuioiciciciaziczniazi zi -:mini poioioioioioioia is iuioioic 31:10 IWMPIIIMENTIS' OF TAMPA GROCERY COMPANY F0 UH STORES 101010 ioinio 1111011 if 10101020 GIFTS OF QUALITY For EVERY OCCASION ADAMS JEWELRY COMPANY ALVIN MAGMON, Mgr. : inicnifrinimnimxioioiniuiv 11:1 11 1010101 101011 iuirrioiuioioianioioininirrifrinic 1030101 T Phone H 3634 U E Vanity Beauty Shoppe A A H Permanent Waves -I I f f 2 I I Z' ? S5 WAVES THAT STAY WAXEY GUARANTEED TO PLEASE l1Ht1'0 i'Zm1 Aqultls and Aqcrllitle Quioioioicnioioifxicviniogerifmianxa HOLTSINGER l Piqqlq Ujiqqlq MOTOR CO. 'A1,WA YS the MOST of the BEST for Hze LEASTH 1101 E. SEVENTH AVENUE H Where You Have the Privilege of E PERSONAL SELECTION , -nz -.:.a::.,.::: :Mg.-,,..,:.,-u..-,..-.-.-.-0..0.L,..- UPON YOUR HCOMMENCEMENTH P OF LIFE Q form the im-alzwble habit of keeping up Q with lim ever o'nwarrZ sweep of progress, by reading zz flcpvndnblc ftvurspapcr. ..... . 3 5 You See It First In THE TAMPA DAILY TIMES Florida's Great Home Daily Which is Your Authentic Guide to INDUSTRY-COMMERCE-NEVVS-CIVICI AFFAIRS ,1m1n1n1n1u1o1n: ring-miuiuinioguinguiugnioinuxoimining: 1114 o pu1o1n1u1u1u101n1num,1n1ngm1u1o1o1a 11 11 up ms: 1 1n1u1n1u1u1n1s1co.c J. M. Ahrano 8: Compan Manufacturers of SOLID MAIIOGANY AND I7l'Il,0I.STFlRED FIIRNITURE f-The only shop in Florida where 5 y ! ! What is gossip? The most interesting, unprinted news- ! paper ever published and edited by ! society. ! Well I guess I've lost another pupil, said the old professor as his glass eye . ! rolled down the sink. ! you rind master cabinet-makers, . wood-carvers, inlayers, wood-turners, ll ! uphoisterers and finishers at workg n A ' ! where your antique furniture is re- U Si0l'9d C01'1'9CUY ill GVGTY detail, 01' Teacher-- Put this in Shakespearean ! any piece of period furniture is re- ll language, 'Here comes a bow-legged ! produced. m:ir,', ! H Johnnie- Behold, what is this 1111- ! 1' '- proaching me in parenthesis? ! Come and See Our Men at Work at -----W ! ll Isaac, called the farmer's wife, as 709 S, WESTLAND AVENUE she heard him fall down the cellar stairs 5 1. whither he had gone to get a pitcher of , , .. II cider, did you break the pitcher? ! Telephone II.!:ml1 Q U No, shouted back her husband, But ! I 'll X 'I'AMPA, FLORIDA W' HOW .0101 1:1u1r1:101: 11:1 1::1:11:11u1 1,1 1 1014 111011-1i111o1n1co'o ! 's l U H Phone 21722 l U U !,! U '! H 1 l II II .. . . ,, U LANE. BROTHERS, Inc. U Right With You H H OLF 1'astcurizezl W I II MILK mul UR-EAIXI Incorporated ! S Makers of 5 808 Franklin treet Q ll DAIRYMAID ll Ice Cream 5 1: :- ll 2301, 1+'LoRfInA AVENUE U II Q H Tanipzl, Florida ll H 010101-1 11111101 .1 1,191 1 01 01:11 si 1 11101 11010101 1011110100 E were awarded the privilege of making the Portraits in this Annual--not by reason of economy-but because the students of Plant High appreciate the Quality of Portraits by BLAKESLEE - KLINTWORTI-I OPPOSITE THE HILLSBORO HOTEL 1301114111 1 10101: 1:1 1 2 1: :ici :.-1:1 :-.. 1 14:1-:-1:-1 21 zuxxwz..-c:..v rin: 91:11 1411113 1 revisit 1:11 1 iris I NE Golden Cream Dairies flfllflfl A Rau' and I'asfum'i2m1 JERSEY MILK FROM OUR OWN STOCK f-Children Reed rich milk to make then: healthy and strong. Genuine churned Buttermilk. Our own But- ter 1Salt and Sweetb, Cottage Cheese, Sour and Sweet Cream. Call Us and We Will Tell You About Our Products PHONE H 45-481 , -3. MADE IN U. S. A. An American and a Scotsman were walking in the highlands and the Scot produced a famous echo. When the echo retlrned clearly after nearly four min- utes. the proud native, turning to the Yankee, exclaimed: There, mon, ye canna show anything like that in your country. O, I don't know, said the American. 'tl guess we can better that. Why, in my camp in the Rockies, when I go to bed, I just lean out of my window and call out, 'Time to get up! Wake upl' and eight hours afterward the echo comes back and wakes me. Pat- Begorrah, Mike, but I'n1 g'ad to see yez. It must be live years since we met, Who are yez working for now? Mike- The same folks. The old wo- man and the kids. Aye, there's the rub! explained the Shakespearean actor as he passed a Turkish bath. Helen- Flo's hair is so long she can sit on it. Tom- You mean when she takes it off? 11010: vioiniogniui 1 1 1 xiuioiuingnioini 1 vi 11 xi ni 101010101 1:11:11 in14r1o1o1o1o1u11n1o1ax1oi .boiwia 14 init 11 1 if 1111 111111341111 in 1 1 1 114 1o11n311if11n1o11r1o1 1 if I U Ifomp-Iimcnis of II E GLENN HENDERSON IIOQIIPLIIIIEIVTS 01 U Eueryllzirig an Sporting Goods S109 FIIORIIIIX AYICNIIIC Phone 449-L Nfhrf in Ifylllfinflllll llolwl l E A Parting advice: Put a little water on ' ' the comb! Staple and Fancy H I'd Surely like , H To smack the clown GIOCCIICS 2 Who insists on shouting, ,,-- A . I faw down. VIIQOIUE WESTERN MEATS Bobihwhy Exnqkggvgnswel. my FRESII VEiIE'I'AI3l.IiIS inote? . W1 Fnmfrs i goga-11f'I'H1ii11'i tgfjfqit- ,, 0 - 1 n' ge 1 . - - 1 Dora- No, and besides, I didn't like IlIl0lll'S-II 1888 tlll-il II ISS!! U some oi' the things you said in it. i 411 vi 11: 111 111 og oi o1og11:111:1in1oi41 p111u1111111o1oio1c1 1s111.i11111111ii11o Say, Eight Ball, did you all heered dat Robaduminus Washington wuz 'sent upuy, Why, man, dat's nuttin', so wuz mah brudder! How come, Ethiopian? How come? Well, he done crawled in a dawk log after a striped kitty, an', man, he wuz shoah scent up. It takes poise to neck in a rumble seat. L 1014111110111 in 111 1010 in 14110111 111 01301 1:1 111 11: oi 113111411111 ni 111 11:01 111 You can get a dimple in your cheek from sleeping on a collar button. When a girl looks sweet enuf to eat, don't give her a chance. A girl in the auto is worth two on the porch. She was only an elect1'ician's daughter, but she gave me an awful shock. 511111141 141 10111 in in in 111 in 1.1 141 in 11 0 011:11 111 111 111 111 111 01111111411 11111 oi ng A fashionable shopper who had or- dered a coat sent to her on approval on Saturday, returned it on Monday with the statement that it was not suitable. On the following day, she .received a package from the store containing her prayer book. with a note saying that it had been found in the pocket of the coat she had returned. It takes two Smith's to make a cough drop, but one Hoover sweeps clean. 111 111011111 1111111 oi 1 1 111 111014111 inc LIGI-ITI-IOUSE SERVICE STATION PHONE H 3572 MAGNOLIA AYENIIE Af H10 Bay 0. H. HOLMES, Mgr. 11111111 1111111o1o1o1o1111o1111u1n1q oi 0191 ui 411 ui 41101 111111111111 Q 0.0 Q 0.0 0:5 Q izozo 1119101111-111111011-pun 0:0 .:.,.. 4 0.0 ni 111111111 1 1 1111 11111 1 411:11 5111 1 11111111 1 1 1 111 1 111: 1:11 11111 1 111 1111111111 9111111 1 1 1 1111 1 1111 11111111 111111111111111111111111:1111111an 11:11 -111 1 1 111111111 1 1 111 71111 IYOMPLIJIENTS OF O'BRIEN DRUG STORE I'l1,m: fs II 1558 111111 II V395 I'0.1ll'liI,lI1JNTN UF F. T. BLOUNT Mortician The Modern Young Man's Motto:- Sheik and Thou Shalt Find. llelen D.-- George, dear, why do you shut your eyes so tight when you kiss nie '? George M.- I,111 trying to make my- self believe you're Greta Garbo. Women may be a snare and a delu- sion, but there are a lot of people who like to hug delusions. Many a man when he's courting tells the object of his heart that he is un- worthy of herfand then spends the rest of his life proving it, declared a phil- csopher. A peach came walking down the street, She was more than passing fair, A smile, a nod, a half-closed eye, And the peach became a pair. 31 1111131 11119 1111 WESTEISEQQIIB BACON 1111111 111 111 11111: 111 111111111 111111 111 114 Many a bachelor's ship has been wrecked on a permanent wave. City Hl31lf'KHLLV6 you lived here all your life ? Country man--- Not yet. People who live in glass houses should dress in the dark. 111111111 11111 1 1 111 111 11111111 With the Best Wishes of a South Florida Public Utility Corporation 111 111 111111 111 111 111 111111 111111 111 1111 1 11111 111111 11111111111 1111 111 1111111 111 i 111 1111 1 11113 1111111 1 111 1 111111111111111111g111 1111 I' V, V , V, .' , ..1' Q. V j. ' .VI 7 ::V,V, gif - gf jj ' ,V I V' f , ,, ,if I If ,ff ', ,, ,' ,f', I , f'ff?.WiZ ,. .mf VVVVV- V VV . , ,,V,4 V V . V, VVZVW , IVV I W ,pf f IN , 'xl I V, L ' fel I i Q Vfifgigljg. ,Vf fi V. f yffgff Vr' ,. 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I . . i TSS 1ff,1FSyn2f57QaL5lt5?2i2Q5 Om as you' i U i I 5 i BEAUTY SHOPPE g ICTI?- Haw coulcll a bnrglar steacl a Q in , coc rom 19 man e wnen our off G , i was in the room? y 55 1 Permanent WHVIHQ U - Mrs. simplemnwuoll, Fido is only a ,mizzziu U 1 Watchdog' j 1605 wow .xVf+1NUE U i iv-T I Pllonv II 3538 ! i A man from the country went into a i 5 New York dentist's office and the doctor '- ' ' '-0'5 'l g tolldhhfxn that itl woulil be nfelfessal-ybto fy0mp7.im,,m1S of H Ht YIl1Il1S el' gaS. IDIH9 1a.t9Iy 9 man 9' I ga'E1OIT0uncII1nieleEInIIwIU1ey till afterwards 19 en IS exc 311116 . iw H-I 1' 119 I i STATION ! - I 'r'td'-t , 'l'd: ' Il I the fiIITriUT'. -1?53.sHf...2..f'if, SQQQDTKVU 1.1s1:oN fl-Hd Aznnmz ws. Q ! much I had before you put me to sleep. Q -. . Z . . . . ., H ! 5 A-W TEXACO i S an,l,zhilfIg tIiilf21f0ilIo3sn't seem to think of PI-Oduqts 5 i Bess-1'Yes, she's all wrapped up iu i '5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5' : i them. I.. B. WALDEN, Agent i i Qzuioinioi 1 ni 1 121:11 1 vi nz 11110: 010:13 xi ui uint 01 ning ui 1111111 mu :viii 11111:1n1o1u1n1n1n1: if 10 10:03 :ni 10111101 ning 01014nqLn4n.ug..nQ-0101021130101 vin: rininiui Tig! l'0mpl'1fqp1gq1,fS gf I She'-'WVIIY did yOu keep 100kiI1g at : tl t l' ' d '? CO. qb?aI1??LTSxw?aII?xr?gto Iseesj what it was all W1' IIIIVI' ill!! iunfq' W 'U She was only the skipper's dauprliter. , but, boy, how sI1e knew the holds! Q, on thc A ' J Columbia Record Latest Song Hitsg Oscar E.- Say, I'd like to get a ticket for the game on the fifty yard line, down front, right in back of the dugout. . 1 Y U 1 ' 1 11'1lX 'HH AAU lx hTR'L '1 Coach--J'All right, We need a water Phone 4777 boy. llbllilllllliilllnivllliti S i i Pl i il i P Shi ilitlllriixiliitiitrl 10117 1030loin11llni0l01llltll4ll0lvill0i0lfll1 l'041l1'11ljllfA'1'N 010 Why should we have to learn to read? l They have talking movies now. --,,,,,-...n, Englishman Cabout to walk the plankbz ' Really-I've just eateng I cawn't go in l, , ' the watah now. f QW' fhw-,ff f, a ,-,,,,-n,, l fl Ly 71, 'Q L f,,!.n ' I I - N K SHOE ' a Many a shiek got his education ll'Oll1 XX f' I hiding under the sofa when his sister 'gm STQEF, had company. 1100 FRANKLIN STR REQ' You never can tell the age of 21 bath I tub by counting the number of rings. I 1010111 111 21:7 1111111311 11111 1 inixininioioinioini 1:11 You can't beat llzepause that refreshes Drink no Munson addy 15-I IT HAD T0 BE GOOD T0 GET WHERE IT IS r in 10107010 in 701010111 inn 111011 sq o 0.0 o 0.0 Q ti more H U l! U ! ! U U U U U ll U U H U Il 0.124 11101: 11 1 1 1 1:1 1:1 Quin 11101 if ioioiuioinioiu11111:ininiuinirriuioiu1o1n1u1n1i 1 :Jn 101 The lVl3,ost Practical Way ln Getting A , MODERN EDUCATION FIRST: Get a fundamental education-by all means finish high school if possible, then- NEXT: Get a Business College training-it is the most practical, and you will need it no matter what you do. lt Hts you for immediate employment- TH EN: Go to college or university if you eau. The TAMPA BUSINESS COLLEGE, with its modern equipment and expert teachers ean and will help you on the N-E-X-T part-it has helped hundreds of others. Modern Bookkeeping and Accounting, Shorthand, Touch Typewriting, Secretarial and Office training in post graduate work is just what you need. Prepare for Civil Service at this college. Learn Steuotyping, the fastest Shorthand, known. Sessions the year round from 8:30 till 1:00. TAMPA BUSINESS COLLEGE, Inc. GRAND CENTRAL and EnIsoN AvnNUEs L. M. llATToN, Master of Accounts, Pans. PHoNE H 1117 KQDQGQOQQQ M Q U D U U l Education and lnsurance H 0 7'u'o Essentials of Success 2 FOMPLIWFNTS Fon F1DUCATlON- OF . II Plant High School ll ron. lNSlTRANCE- CQMPANY i Otto P. 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