H B Plant High School - Panther Yearbook (Tampa, FL)
- Class of 1931
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Y ' ,, flilif PH W fill ' Cr 5 -LA whRy31,, Q T I.JilIiL'l'l'XffJ' 111 I Faculty GLADYS ANTHONY, M.A. COIIIIl1bf:I Ufiiwiwify Dean of Girls, Assistant Principal CONRAD R. ALLGOOD, 13.5. North Trxwlx Sfufr' Tf'dL'Z7l'l'S, Collvgi' Mechanical Arts ALBERT 5. BERG Rormolu' Colfrgv Commercial Studies MARY BROWN,A.B. W1'xl4'3'a11 Collvgr History, Psychology RUTH CARRELL, A.B. lflorizfn Slim' Collvgv for lVUllIL'71 Latin MRS. DOROTHY BURRIS of Kt'llfllt'k-j', liozulillg Gr' 1'1' 71 Buxir 1i'A x U!Iil't'V'XifJ Secretary to the Principal BIQATRICIZ CONNER, 13.5. Mf1.if:41z'l111xr'f1's Sfzzla' Cfrnlliggi' English Cl-IARLHS T. GAY, A.B. Wr2jffo1'i1 Collvgz' Librarian MRS. HARRIET HATTON, 1x.s, Ul7fl'l'lA5if-j' of Alulmma Mathematics MRS. MAUDE HARTNFSS, A.B. U11iz':'1'.rify of Miulwxohx English, Art NOT IN PICTURE MRS. BETTY CAMPBELL, B.S. UlliL't'I'SiffL'X of Mivfvigzzu and Nrw York History ARTHUR H. COX, B.S. Ul1fZ'6l'XifJ' of Georgia Physics, Assistant Coach ooooQ-00-0-0-QoeoooooeogopqoooooooooooQoooooo 193 .nv as-' I Q 7.3 , . L AA 0 0 ' S J'illl'llllQ Q ' Ce: ,.a'.1.4f!l lllllkk '-2 I Ns., Faculty MOLLY ROSE HAYS, B.S. Ul1il'l'I'XffJ' of Missouri History LEON N. HENDERSON, A,H. Uiiizwsily of Floriilu History PIENRIETTA KIOHNSON, B.S, 1:l07'lI1'1l Slain' Collfgt' for Wfomvu Mathematics MRS. LELA JORDAN, A.B. Wvxlcfyiui College Latin WINIFRED KENNARD, A.B. Florida Stale' College for Women English MRS. IRENE MIMS Illinois Sfzlle Normal Urlivcmify Commercial Subjects LOUIS A. NAVA, A.B. Uniwrsizlazl de Ovimlo, Spain Spanish ETOILE REID, A.B. Floriila Shift' Collvgc' for Women, Soullacrn Collvge English MRS. MARY ROSS, A.B. Obrrlizi Collvgi' French MRS CORA SHEPPARD, B.s. Pvuboily Collrfgc Home Economics NOT IN PICTURE MRS, BESSIE HODGSON Teachers' Cvrtifinite from Cincinriuti Coz1xvi'vaio1'y Music TOM MC CANN, B.S. UlllL 6l'Slfj' of Illinois Coach :oooo: :: : : ::-:::Q: ::Qo::o:::: :.:ooo 1931 ---v----v---vv-voQc:1c:1t lk A 1 xA! , fn. Y Q -1 1 a I 7- lu ' 4 K Q O f lxrf- PHS 4 ,W Q . I r 'flu!,n.?' . A t RX o a k' 03-A422 '-' slim ll l'N , Q ' - fvlhk QQQQQQQQQQQQ l ho.. Fczculfy ANNA BELLE STEWART, A.B. U11il'r'rxi!y of Florida Normal Srboof Registrar, Mathematics FRED R. UNDERWOOD, Norffv Tvxux Slfzfz' Teavbcrs' C!llIl'gf' Manual Arts MARY TILLMAN, B.S. W'ir1th1'0j1 Collvgc' Chemistry, Home Economics GRACE PEAKE TERRY, A.B. , Wilson Collegz' English j. B. WILLIAMS, A.B. Ifrxfzim' Collfgr Biology RUBY WILKINS Bozrfirlg Grwri B11::inc'sx Ul1iZ!'l'XffjV Secretarial Subjects MAUDE HOUGH, A.B. Ciminnuli Wes1L'5'uf1 English ELLA MANNING, A.B. Florida Shih' Collrgv for VC70mer1 English ELEANOR MOSELEY, M.A. Colunzlzia U11iucrxity Mathematics ZULA PIERCE, 13.5. Wr'x1zfya11 Collrgz' Physical Education QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1931 A-' 3Z 1 B ,W is 1 If WHA I ' x J, ff ' Fb K - . e Y-.gg f' 3 Q iw, P 1 Q , D E :li ' i L x s .ef A JI' 'la' K xX -. S9 Ricimuo Grfxzirn qlsxr Nhniu' Fi,oix1.xc11. Ihuioxirz Miss CONNOR ' l'1'z'.t1Ja11f Virrf-Pf'r'.vidr'r11' St'i'Y'1'i'ilV-j'fT1't't1XIl7'l'! l'It1L'Illf-Y Azltisru' i 1 Q February Ckm The class graduating in February, 1931, entered Plant as Sophomores in 1928. We were the first class to be 'lrattedf' Although a small class, our members supported every activity of the school with lots of pep. Our girls made quite a record in a scholastic way, and our boys turned out for athletics with vigor. Ivan Cornelius, Frank Houlihan and Alfred Cosgrove represented us in track and baseball. The first year was soon behind us and we became admired Juniors. We were credited in athletics and scholarship. In our Junior A year we gave the best Jr.-Sr. Banquet ever given at the school. During the latter part of our junior year and the first half of our Senior year our girls started a project, later carried out by the entire school. This was the plan for a girls' infirmary. In our Senior BU year this was flnished and our girls deserve most of the credit for its success. In this semester we were again at our work. Bob Lau, president of the class, was also vice-president of the Student Council. Our other representatives for the Council were jane Mabry and Warrick Porter. We were represented on the Honor Society by Mildred Wolf, Florence Haimovitz and Lester Harmon. Due to the size of the class we were only allowed a few members on this honored list. In our Senior AH year we really stepped out. Richard Glazier was elected president of the class and led us in school activities. We were represented on the football team by Schwartz and Starbuck, the latter making the All-State team. Starbuck also represented our class and the whole school in Miami where he played on Florida's All-Star footboll team versus W'hite Plains, New York, team. Our class play, a mystery story, was termed-by experts as one of the best plays given by any class in the history of the school. As the time approached for us to graduate, we turned affectionate glances on our dear old school. We graduated with honors and we wished success to all following graduates. - BILLY GILLEN, Class Hisfrwiuaz. - - - A A - - - - - QQ-: : :QQ:QQ---0000000000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -I-I'--'in 1931 aa-at W. I I ., I-1 XF' 1 3 HA, i 9 n 3 0 F it P S LA 5 u -zflllrlwkv o , ffl. 11 ef f A , , - ' .acafjlnllx -. SP , February Class WILLIAM ALBERT GILLEN HBILLYI' He was Hof IH!'l't'lj' a vliip of flu' olil block ,l bill Ilia olrl blink ilifflff' W President Student Council, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Jr. Rotarian 4' Class Play, Class Historian, Home Room Chairman. 1 DORIS BROWN I, - Her lu'u1'i'l ix like ll xinging l1ir1l. 'r I Dramatic Club, Class Play Usher, Office Practice. ALICE GERALDINE BURCH Happy is Alivr, from care xlyrfs free, 'why L'dxlI,f wc' all liz' as rofifeiifzfzl as than ' Glen Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club. SI-IEILA ELLIOTT Alufayx laerv, always flaerc' for Slarilu is welcome z'z'r'rywbc're.,' jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Class Play, Tennis Team. l -ff? FLORENCE HAIMOVITZ folly, willy, full of pep, always willing io lvml law' lwlpf, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Associate Editor Pep O' - Plant, Asst. Literary Editor Panther, Class Play, Honor Society, 4' .y Valedictorian, Home Room Chairman. tr l RICHARD GLAZIER HDICKU I Wl1i11 uivu lmm' flow nm still be zlom' uml xliull bi' rlom' forliiyf' Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Class Play, Home Room Chairman, Track. JACK KING Thr 17V'llIl't' of zlnrkmfxx ix a gt'7IflBIIIdII.U Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Class Play, Home Room Chairman. JANE GERTRUDE MABRY Born for 51zm'1'v.vx Iam' sernivzl wiib glvzvr' fo ruin, will: bear! I0 laolzlf, Pres. Girl Reserves, Pres. Playcrafters, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Glce ' Club, Asst. Sr. A Editor Panther, Student Council, Chairman Infirmary Committee, Class Play, Orchestra. ooo00004-QQQQQQQ-00.000ooooooooogoqqoooeoooooqgoeoooo 1931 e 'am- ' I 1 3 ,,a1.,ffv.'f'lf-X f- Qt 3 Q V ,I 0 P ill, t 5 P g A A Q 0 ng S -fznrty ,X Q 491 f,.f T7 4 '1 its February Class . i JOSEPHINE MILLIKEN Jo Class Play Usher. SIMON SCHWARTZ He had a beml lo c'or1friL'c', tl iongm' lo Lbt'l'KIltIlIK', and 41 lmml lo r'.wr'11!z' any 771iXt'l7ft'f Student Council, Letter Club, Class Play, Baseball, Football. LOIS O'HANLON 'Brlmolcliug Mn' brighf l'01HlfI'lIIlI1CF of Irulb in fbe quiet and sfill air of :lvfigblfnl xfznffexf' Class Play Usher. LILLIAN SPIKES HLILU She is lzrrily id walk, with, and wilfy fo iulk witfa, and plvzisauf too, to think on? Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, Class Play, Plant Representative Miami Typing Contest '31, HENRY F. STARBUCK, JR. MI-IALU fy f Af-7 A lion among Indice is tl tIl'f't1C1fIlI flying., V4.5 V jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Letter Club, Class Play, Football, Track. RHLDRED STILES 'Tix flae songs you sing, and fbe smiles you wvzzl' Tfaaf n1ukes lfae Xlllifhiflt' L'l 6'l'jl1lfl7I'!'F.v Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Class Play. MILDRED JANE WOLF So well fo know ber own, flmf uffarrf xfn' wills lo do or my Seems wisexi, L'il'l'll0IISt'Sf, rfixc'r'z'r'tesl, best. jr,-Sr. Dramatic Club, Playcrafters, News Editor, Pep O' Plant, Asst. Literary Editor Panther, Sr. A Editor Panther, Student Council, Chairman Lost and Found Committee, Trafbc Com- mittee, Class Play, Business Manager Class Play, Honor Society, Salutatorian. NOT IN PICTURE LESTER HARMON A wire 'man is slraugg yea, u uzufz of knowlrdgz' ir1c1'm1.vr'fb r1fJ'z'11gffa.,, . , Honor Society. JANET READ Hur silent course mlzurmc wilh 1H1UgC1ZSiL'C jmccf' Home Economies Club, Vocabulary Club, Class Play. .eaoooeooooooooeeooooqoqooooooooooooqoo QQQQQQQQQQQ my . Wai Sf 1 QD 3 I A Q V 3 o f S P , L A A o . o . .1 .55 I I i' A -ip! , 12 if hgh 0 Jane Mabry Doris Brown Florence Haimovitz Mildred Wolf Janet Read Josephine Milliken Lois O'Hanlon Alice Burch Lillian Spikes Mildred Stiles Florence Haimovitz Sheila Elliott Mildred Wolf Sheila Elliott Jane Mabry Lillian Spikes Sheila Elliott Mildred Wolf Florence Haimovitz Jane Mabry Mildred Wolf QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQ- -QQ Class Notables Mosf Popular Cates! Wiffiesf N eaies! Iollieszf Most Dignijiecl Mosf Basbful Laziesf Sweelfesf Mos! Athletic Smarlfesl Biggesf Flirf Cufesf Couple Ideal Senior PC'l'S011fZllfjf Eyes Nose M oath Complexion S mile H air H and s 1931 Hal Starbuck Billy Gillen Simon Schwartz Richard Glazier Richard Glazier Lester Harmon jack King Simon Schwartz Jack King Hal Starbuck Lester Harmon Richard Glazier Billy Gillen Richard Glazier Jack King Billy Gillen Simon Schwartz Hal Starbuck Billy Gillen Hal Starbuck Simon Schwartz QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ NORMAN Sraitiwos LUCY FULGHUM -Iacit NIONTANYF Miss Rum P1'r'.virfr'r1f Sl't'7'l'ftllj'-7Sl't'll nrer Vive-P1'r'xi:1w1f 1'itI!'Illfj' Arlrixni' Senior Clam Hii70ry Anil, wax il xinfwlesx or rlvliglif Erzrfa day rr xbuzlow orfward vrzsf Wliirlw nzarlr' NX zvixb il ye! miglvf lax! Thai ff77IL' long paw. just a few of the shadows of sadness or delight can be recorded in this brief history of the Class of ,3l. During the three years since 1928, which our class spent in dear old Plant, most of the shadows have been those of delight. The humiliation of ratting and of initiations into such an institution of learning as Plant were easily borne. We dug right into hard work and let the upper classmen know that we were a class to rival the best in school spirit and willingness to work. Ray Mendez was chosen to guide us through our first year. Stephen Trice, Ivan Cornelius, Bill Setzer, and Dean Smith battled along with the big juniors and Seniors in football. We all felt a great deal of pride when Grady Lester, who played running guard, was chosen on the West Coast Conference Basketball team in his Sophomore year. ,lack Taylor and Clyde Perry, the representatives of our class, were two of the outstanding players on the Golf Team. The first year closed, summer passed, and when school opened again in September of 1929, we, as Juniors, were de- termined to accomplish greater deeds than ever before, The reigns of government passed on to Stephen Trice. There were many Juniors among the Seniors to receive the coveted football letters. It was a great thrill for the boys to attain these letters for they meant tying Hillsborough with a 6-6 score. Billy Gaither took Grady's place as guard when Grady became a star forward who neatly made baskets from the middle of the court. In baseball, Bob Lau stood his grounds at second base and others of our boys helped Plant win nine of our twelve games. Frank Houlihan and Ivan Cornelius were great helpers in Plant's winning third place in the West Coast Track Meet. We juniors were proud to have Clyde Perry elected Captain of the Golf Team. Jack Wilson, as Art Editor of the annual, helped to win for Plant the fist prize for year books in the State Contest. QQQQQQQQQQ- --A----o- ----QA -AA---- - XVe gave the Seniors the best banquet ever enjoyed at Plant. High. The piratic atmosphere of adventure, booty, and revelry, which we carried out, was real enough to turn the Seniors and us, too, into regular Captain Kidds. We witnessed the graduation of our beloved Seniors and realized that in just a year's time we would be taking a last farewell of Plant. We resolved to make our last year the best and happiest of them all. Norman Stallings was elected President of the Senior B Class and under his leadership we did much to win a place of distinction for Plant. We played our last season of foot- ball and more hard won letters were awarded. Ione Rubush took over the editing of the Pep O' Plant and she put out a mighty fine paper. Christmas came and FIIOSI of us passed our exams. Our last semester was before us. Norman was re-elected President of our class. Stephen Trice became President of the Student Council and Martha Owens the editor of the Pep O' Plant. Plant won the City Championship in basketball and de- feated Hillsborough three out of four games. Through Gradyls excellent playing, and, with the help of the lower classmen, Plant entered the semi-finals in the State Tourna- ment. Grady won honorable mention for the All-State Team. Another favorte, Jack Taylor, advanced to the finals for State Amateur Golf Championship and was barely de- feated by a former University of Florida student. Gay old carnival days came around again. The merry band of Panthers and Pantherettes were happier and more lively than ever under the goodly rule of Steve Trice, King Pantherllla III and his beautiful Queen Martha Owens. Green Stockings was the cutest Class Play Plant boys and girls have ever given-and so was the cast. What a future there is in the theatrical world for some of Plant's students-especially Sara Rankin! The days of joy and fellowship were fast drawing to a close. The shadows of sadness and delight lengthened into one glowing light-graduation-a farewell to careless youth, . eh Il to 1'fe. . . 1 3 enge I NIARTHA w,l'II1'.'XKEK, Hrxlorzan. 1 93 00-0 : : : : :QQQQ : :QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oo : : ooo : : ooqqqoopooeooQooaooooeoooaooooeoepooooooo H3- -A 19 of. I P Q V 0 'W 9 A A 3 - -' 3 - gl ,ljlil gl ' X - ' o 1 'bpm' -kk fi 1, .M X Q Q 9 A-.Q-57 A R. f- U , r Fx 1, ' june Class EDGAR ANDREWS PLRsi.', Your zmrm' ix grwii in nzonlfyx of uixvsl 1'1'11.x11f'i'.', Radio Club, Scout Club, journalism Class, Reporter Pep O' Plant, Student Council Committee. DOROTHY -IEANNE BARTON s1.i3ia1fY A yonfla In wfaom wax gil'K'7l So nizirla of rarifa, xo much of bontril. Art Club, Dramatic Club, Home Economics Club, Vocabulary Club, Social Science Club. ZADA BENTLEY sl-IORTYU I11fi11iii' rzrlmx in u Iittlff roomf, Sophomore Dramatic Club, Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Home Room x Chairman. WILBUR BIRKEBAK BILLD A proper- 'man ax one shall xref' Band, Orchestra, Student Council Committee. TRAVERS BROWN UTABBYU I an Illlf L1 poliiiriall, mm' my olbvr fmbilx rm' goal. Glee Club, junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Sophomore Dramatic Club, Journalism Class. BERNKADETTE BERGM AN A'AuuNN W 'fra t Commercial Club, Oflice Practice, Assistant Literary Editor Panther. ANNA BLUMER NANNU k A xwc 0li'r 'MJOIIZLIII 11e'r'r drew breath. International Relations Club, Infirmary Committee, Class Prophet. CHARLES BUSH cHAiu.1-:Y A Hive 7lIIpll1'fil'1Lldl' 'IPll171.D . Junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, GIee Club, Assistant Business Manager Pep O, Plant, Make Up Editor Pep O' Plant, ' Photographers' Club. 1 f ' WILLIAM CARNES 13IL1.v Ax frm' as xleelf' f Aviation Club, Scout Club, Slide Rule Club, Assistant Art Editor Panther, Traftic Committee of Student Council. ' LOUISE BRASWELL Lou H Blew 'wilfy ffm! l'l9lU'HI, fbi' rertuinfy ia p11'uxz'. it Sophomore Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Debating Club, Junior- ' Senior Dramatic Club, Fencing Club. 1931 ' -Q C f ab -, ll I , , , A ease t'Sg..aiii ' Q Mwx ll 1 - 4 'b X X Q june Class W- SARA OLGA BROOKS .R X Shall xbou' us bow tliL'il10 a fbing t A ufomzzn may be 'H1!lt1t'.D if O Junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Vice-Chairman Home Room, Dc?- bating Club, Social Science Club, Student Council Committee. ARTHUR FREDERICK CARTER IfRliD', ' 'Tix 'well lo bi' mrrry.', Band, Orchestra, Student Council Committee. HARRY COHEN HSUGARU A 170111 bail mz111.', Orchestra, Band, Track, Commercial Club, Spanish Club. MARY BRYAN Horn She butb fbi' irzililrsi 1i1ani1r'rs and flue gwiilvri bvuri. Girl Reserve Club, Home Economics Club, Art Club, Vocabulary Club, Spanish Club, Library Club, Secretary Home Room OJ, Pep Squad, Honor Society, MARY CARSWELL POLLY,' An equul llIiXflll'lf of good fmrizor and sensible xoft llielizncfoolyf' Dramatic club, Girls' Letter Club, Exchange Editor Pep O' Plant, Girls' Sports Editor Pep O' Plant, Girls, Chorus, Pep Squad, Swim- ming Club, Girl Reserve Club, Winner 1930 Girls' Tennis Cham- pionship, Winner 1930 Archery Tournament. JOHN W. COFLIN, JR. 'view Plz'asi11g plzrfisfauzeizf ffm! worzzm beulf, . Latin Club, Slide Rule Club, Home Room Chairman, Student Coun- , cil Committee. IVAN CORNELIUS HFLASHU The filk 1117011 me now! Come qizirkfy gfllflt' ladies! The fif's upon me now! Football Team, Track Team. Home Room Chairman, Vice-Pres. Soph. A, Class, Letter Club, Winner of feature race, 100 yd. dash, So. Fla. Fair, Dramatic Cluib, Student Traffic Committee, Class Play Business Manager. MILDRED TERRY CARTER MINT', She keeps faiffafffl wilfa a xiiiglrfzvsx of uinz. Art Club, Vocabulary Club, Girl Reserve Club, Pep Squad. DOROTHY COE MDOT!! The joy of youth and lJt'a1ifJ ber vyrs zlisplrzyeil, Anil fuse of bear! ber every wonl' t'onwyed. Spanish Club, Sophomore Dramatic Club, junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Pep Squad. ASA DEAN BusTER', Ola lJl'dl'K'II! Witte man bn! l'0IISfl1I1f, be zL'ci'f' jierfifrtf Home Room Chairman, Home Room Secretary, Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class. ,o::::ooo:::::o-o: : :oooo: ::e: :a: :ooo:.:::o: : : :oc eooooooe M 1931 AC 3 ' 'eb ,,- FT V f .L AA Q o E , Q o KQQ,iZ?P39il'aS ' Xml, T A -5 J 1 . 1 ------- 3. f 1 f june Class v-fra' WILLIAM B. DICKENSON W.IS.,, i True as Mu' lIt'l'lHL' io fbv pole or as fb? dial fo lin' xurzf' Spanish Club, Aviation Club, Slide Rule Club, Student Council Traffic Committee. JOSFPHINE COFLIN JO Thr om' thing ji11i.tbr'J in flair lmxfy wm'h1. Home Room Chairman, Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, Pep Club, Volley- ball, Basketball, Baseball. VIRGINIA COWART NGIN 'I None but l7l'l'XL'lf run be ber parallel. Sophomore Dramatic Club, Junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserve Club, Pep Club, Pep Squad, Class Play. HARRY FEENEY BUDDY', A frm' friend is forever a fricfmff' Student Council Committee. ARTHUR FRIEDBURG MSOAPBUBBLESH Hit xperch is tl Izizrfzing fire. Fencing Club, Glee Club, Junior Senior Dramatic Club, Home Room Chairman, Student Council Committee. IRMA DAHM si-toivrrn A 1'01lIlfl'I1llII!'t' ill which :fill l!1L't'lL Suwi v'i'z'on1x, pronzisex as sweet. Latin Club, Track Team, Pep Squad. DQROTHY DAVIS NDOTU Thr fringed l'IH'ft1i77S of flviue rye. Home Economics Club, Pep Squad, Student Council Committee. JOHN GASTHOFF HTINYH The wmry TiflI71.,, Football Team, Manager Basketball Team, President Aviation Club, Reporter Pep O, Plant, Secretary Home Room CH. BRADLEY GODBOUT MBRADU My loin' ix itil! for lL l1l'!D Debating Club, Student Council Committee. JULIETTE DAVIS UJUDYU W!2o bafflrd for Mn' True, ffnc' Iusff' President Home Economics Club, Pep Squad, Photographers' Club, Secretary Honor Society, Home Room Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Secretary. ---------QQ---QQQ-----QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1931 a had z ing 1, t 1 ., H ca - ,gm X P V A A Q U : I S 5 Jian li! 42, 4 l- ll ' Q ' A ikitiicl june Class GRACE DEANE TOYS f She n'm'Il1 Iilllr kiml11ex.wx Wbiflv mos! lfazz' ZHHIOIHHU Office Practice, Home Economics Club, Debating Club, Commercial Club, Pep Squad. WILBUR GULLEY TINYM He ilwnglvi as II xugu tlvrnzglv lar ff-I1 as fl mlm. i Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, Student Council Commit ROBERT HARDY UBOBU To know flare was fo l0lt' fbvrf' Scout Club, Spanish Club, Band. MARY DONNA DEKLE HDONNAU But lime would fail me, xo my tongzze would foo, To li-II of half shi' dill, or xlor' foulrl do. Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserve Club, Home Economics Club, Charm Club, Pep Squad. NIERCEDES DEL ROSAL MliRCY', Darla beazzfy ix fbi' richer type. Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Glce Club, Home Economics Club, Pep Club, Pep Squad, Volleyball Team, Swimming Team, Fencing Club. EUGENE HARRELL GI1NEv A crrnlzzn- no! foo bright nor goof! For lmmun lltlfZLl'l',X daily f00n'!', Spanish Club, C. L. HENDERSON USLUL-FOOTU ,Ti.v 'wwll fo be hourxi and hue. ' Slide Rule Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Philosopherys Club. ANNE LEE DUNN O, than an' fairer ifmn the ffzwzing air V Clazl in flu' beauty of u tlvousaml Mars. Glee Club, Secretary Latin Club, Girl Reserve Club, Honor Society, Dramatic Club, Secretary Charm Club, Home Room Chairman 425, Secretary 125, Treasurer 121, Pep Squad. MARGUERITE FERNANDEZ HMARGIY' A rare l'0lll1l0IlI1ll of orlzlify, frolic aml fun, To relixla a jola' ann' rejoice in u jnmf' Spanish Club, Photographers' Club, junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Pep Squad. Louis HICKS MooN izvl-,sv N To name tlvec' was io prui.0. French Club, Vice-Chairman Home Room, Student Counc' in mittee. y QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q QQQQQQQQQQQ I L. 4- n f '4 NX f wa Lil H 'i I' Q ' E ii'I.',p S L ,A . ' ,4 I' Y ', '. c Q' june C lass JACK HILL HSILASN AIdz'boronlipboxmfzfaoruio! Wim-If Ivf! you C11VOI10I1!J0f071f!J0l0gU5?u Junior Senior Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Track Team QZQ. LUCY FULGHUM To wr' fam' was fo low' ber, una' love bn! bw' for1'1'r'l', For nainrc 'IIIKHIL' bw' wfaal the ix and Ilt'l'6'I' mazfc l1lI0fZ7l'l'.U Home Room Chairman, Student Council Representative, Asst. Editor Panther, Sec.-Treas. Soph. B, Sr, A Classes, Sec. and Vice- Prcs. Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres. Debating Club, Social Science Club, Sec.-Treas. Home Room. ESTHER GENTRY HSALLYU Of all flax' girls tba! art' so smart tbc're's nom' like prvlly Sallyf, Spanish Club, Sophomore Dramatic Club, Junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, Student Council Committee. FRANK HOULIHAN HBRUTEU AIM right will? the world! Home Room Chairman, Track Team, Football Team, Dramatic Club, Glec Club, Boys' Letter Club, Radio Club. KEITH HOWE HAND Howl' Kll0lL'lClIXt' is powvrf, Lyennis Club, joke Eclitior Panther, Social Science Club, Honor , Z 'ff V-f Society. ,, gf' 1, jf, ff DORIS GIBSON ' bifc of soul, blur of L'j'l'X, rml of 1ll7il'l7!ll'lIIiHg mul gracious V-12 7 ulwuyxf' N Commercial' Club: Home Economics Club, Debating Club, Office ' Practice. N . Y 5 MARY GIVENS V A muirfvn, swrzef, retiring. I Q KENNETH IRELAND MACH 1' ffwifb u 11al111'al insfiuci lo L1'fXL'L'7'lI,U Spanish Club, Home Room Chairman, Home Room Secretary, Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, President Sophomore B Class. , WALLACE JOHNSON VWALLIILU His lvvarf is frm' as slz'z'I. Latin Club, Slide Rule Club, Student Council Committee. MARY ELIZABETH GOULDING MEG,' S A rhapsody of words. Glee Club 135, Orchestra, Manager of Book Exchange, Junior- Senior Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Vocabulary Club. 1 ooo- so0oo-0ooQQ.-QQ.-Q0Qeqooooeqooooocooeoegooooooeeo 1931 , 1 ii- -X .NP IA W Hs 1 -1 . 'lf 'llfei -. Q ' 9 une Class W ILLIAIVI JORDAN BILL To ibn 01113 Golf g1a11iezl ll farm! mu Spaniish Club, Fencing Club, Slide Rule Club, Fencing Team Track 'leam CLYDL HAMILTON CLYDIL Tfu band ffm! :nada Ibn fun huffz llllllll fflet goozlv Df1IT1JtlC Club, Girl Reserves Club, Latin Club, Home Economies Club, Pep Club, Pep Squad HELEN HARTNESS HCAMD A vbifzl of our gI'lll7tIIll0fhl'!' Eve, or, for Hay more sweet 7llI4l'l'l'- 5fa11a'i11g, a wo111a1z.U Honor Society, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Pep Squad, Slide Rule Club, Art Club, International Relations Club. Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Home Room Reporter. X X EDWARD JOSEPH KEEFE, JR. 14. Hr knew zufazzfx wharf' YN. President Debating Club, Slide Rule Club, President Social Science Q Club, Business Manager Panther, Editor Plant Life Column in Pep O' Plant. FRANCES DALE HAWLEY nl-'RANKIEU A jIl'l'ft7t'f 'lL'0l7l!I!l, 1105131 jJldl7l1!'Il, To lL'!l7'Il, fo romforf and C07II7lIl1I1Zl'.,, Sophomore Dramatic Club, junior Senior Dramatic Club, Glee 1 Wall fi111c'rf xilz'11z'e has 111011' f'l061llt'lIl't' llmn xAl1m't'b. ' Sophomore Debating Club, Student Council Lost and Found Com- mittee, Pep Squad. Club, Pep Squad. EVIZLYN HOLTZCLAW 1ivALlNA HESTER KIRKLAND HKINKYD The lL'07lIl1l7 who llt'lil7l'l'lIf0S is loslf' Latin Club, Pep Club, Charm Club, History Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Home Room Secretary. JOHN KIRK Joi-INNYD HCOIIHYIIKOIIX ax fbi' .ifarx ffm! xl1i11e.,' Band CH, Orchestra OJ, Five musical letters. JEANNIQ LAYVRENCE 1,UC1i Lift if ll jwxf ami all lbings xlvow if, I fl70lIgl7i xo 0711? uml now I know il. Home Ifconomics Club, Junior-Senior Dramatic Club, International Relations Club, Vice-Pres. Latin Club, Pep Club, Aviation Club, Pep Squad. ROBERT CLAYTON LAU MBOBU Hall .vigfamf to many ifmugh be loam' bu! one. Vice-Pres. Jr. A. Class, Pres. Sr. B. Class, Vice-Pres. Student Coun- cil, Pres. Student Council, Boys' Sports Ifditor Panther, Pep O' Plant Staff, Pres. Jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Boys' Letter Club, Football Team, Baseball Team, President Vocabulary Club. .0noooooooocoooeooqooooooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1931 I I 1 l E L -,--------..-Q-Q----- - f i 'V-5' 0 f ' P H L A Q Q , , ' ' ' Q X 6: -3443-xcfi?l'lxlkk. . NS., ' june Class GRADY LESTER HI1NRY I uwolze one morning and fouml myself famous. Honor Society, Co-Captain Basketball Team, Letter Club, De- bating Club, Editor-in-Chief Panther, Vice-Pres. jr, A Class, Vice- Pres. Soph. Pm Class, Big Ten Center fBasketballJ, All District Forward, Social Science Club. Class Play. DOROTHY LEACTNI DOTTIl3 All zuixzl0m'x armory voulcl wield. Student Council Traffic Committee, Orchestra, Glee Club, Junior- Senior Dramatic Club, Pep Squad. ANNA FLORENCE LENFESTEY HFLOSSIEH My voice is slill for war, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Orchestra, Honor Society, Spanish Club. WOODROW LAWRENCE LYNN jELLY', Ulm flax' ills of lift' L'ic'fo1'io11x.', Football Team, Baseball Team, Vice-President Boys' Letter Club, Glee Club, Class Play. MARY LESLEY 1.ANitx ' nliaceezlingly well read. Girl Reserves, Home Room Chairman CZJ, Glec Club, Pep Club, Art Club, Winiuer 2nd prize in State Poster Contest. V' ,IESSIE KATHERINE LENFESTEY liI'l'TY,' 'Sln .i ,ill my fumjy jmiufwl low-, dank lowly, XIIFTS ilirinv. TLibr.1ry Club, Home Economics Club. Girl Reserve Club, Pcp Squad. FORREST MC ALISTER MACH .tnlimus 11gr't'1'! Hi-Y Club, Spanish Club, Sophomore Dramatic Club, .lun'or Senior Dramatic Club, Football Team. SARAH BUTLER LOGAN Bu'rToNsU Trim im flu' dial lo Ihr sun or ar llaf' nevflle lo llae pole. Debating Club, Latin Club, Student Council Committee, Pep Squad. FRANCES LURVEY HLOUSYU A fzw'rit4'.', Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Vice-Pres. Girl Rc.erves, Pep Club Glee Club, Swimming Club, Secretary-Treasurer Home Room Fencing Club. FRAN MC DONALD MACH HC was u man, luke laim for all in till. Sophomore Dramatic Club, Junior Senior Dramatic Club, Latin Club. A-- AA -- -A -A--------::0-Q::o::::-:oooo 1931 Our l o:'Uxf'x 11 Milan' or in lafm we see oil, iiuc ur su ar ami' i y i t A fy-an 'Il ri , P ' - Q s alll XZ H , 1 . Q . 0 5 , I S ' 1. , ,V-1' 'X D 40: , agfalllllfri 0 y if june Class T , AMOS MC LEAN UBUDU X Tf7l'l'l' gow Mnlrloouf Hr't a xolizl mall. X- 5 Orchestra, Band, Junior Senior Dramatic Club, Latin Club, lf Glee Club. XXS NANCY LYKIQS 1.1TTi.i. FII-TYU Sl11' krrnuzv Iwi- mlm tl71ll lL'l7t'Vl you ran! :xml .YlL'l'4Il' C1111 clrau: you fo ber wilh tl .viuglr bairf' Latin Club, Glee Club. Swimming Club, Secretary-Treasurer Dramatic Club, Charm Club, Pep Squacl, Pep Club. RUTH LYKES n'l'0OTIliU I'L'r' lizml aml loz'ezl.U Glce Club, Junior Senior Dramatic Club, Viice-President Latin Club, Swimming Club, Charm Club, Pep Club, Pep Squad. NEIL CAMPBELL MC MULLEN NGLOXV WORM The xlylf ix ilu' man. Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Secretary Treasurer Home Room 165, Social Science Club. CECILPL NIC CORD HCIZILH UI laura' no oflavr but rn wommft reason. I ilaink him .vo !7Ul'LlIlXl' I V think lain: xo. Letter Club, Girls, Athletic Club, Dramatic Club, Basketball Team QU, Captain QU, Volleyball Team, Baseball Team, Swimming Team, Home Room Chairman. ERIN MC GLYNN Mc HI71lt'lllKQ!'l1C'L' is a woman'x gr'nzl:'xf cln1rn1. Spanish Club, History Club, Girl Reserves, National Honor Society, Pep Squad. RAPAEL NHENDEZ FRAYU I would faelp 0fllL'l'X ou! of u fellow fc'1'lil1g. President Scout Club, Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres. Spanish Club, Latin Club, Pres. Soph. B. Class, Pres. Soph. A Class, Student Council UQ, Football Team, Baseball Team, Track Team. PAULINE MC LELLAN UPOLLY HN Xfllf1H'!' fall, I lnlfc' dl tlIlll1!7VY wmmzufl History Club, Vocabulary Club, National Honor Society, Pep Squad. MARTHA ALICE llflCMlNN PliGC.Y,' Wlmflnu1fl lm! would u gzzrlaml full For flwz' who url xo !7l'llllflf7ll?U Dramatic Club. Spanish Club, Girl Reserve Club, Pep Club, Glee Club, Treasurer Home Room, Fencng Club. Pep Squad. GEORGE WESTON MITCHELL Bus Some ilaings are of flmt I1tIfIll'!' ax io malev, OIILQX fancy clJuz'lelr' while his lvvurf Jolla urlwf' Sophomore Dramatic Club, Junior Senior Dramatic Club, Aviation Club, Glee Club, Football Team, Track Team. ,QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ogoqoooo-noooooooqg-9-90-0ooooooQooaooeeeooeoooooooeqooo 1931 7 'af '7 L m 'Lf 1 r 5 x ,Y ,A .oi if F kt M 4 at C . if X 'V x' ff Q may C Al 55 l xref-is S - ,,M . Y . K z 1 f P H N R o 42 -ff 42.1451-ililiikkif I - MTRKSC 0 0 i Wfjwjzgae C lass JOHN STRAND MONTANYE ,I.-xtgk', I Ii1'er'y IIHHI has a righi fo be t'0Il!'I'ifl'Kl if he bay XOIIl!'fbll7g lo bi' I z'0m'i'i1'c'z1' abonff, Football Team, Tennis Team, Honor Society, Debating Club, Tennis Club, Home Room Vice-Chairman Q6j, Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres. Sr, A Class, Baseball Team. MARY MC NEILI. POLI.Y,, Hr'ari on hm' lips uml .mul zviffain ber l'j't'.i, Soff ax fam' clinic, um! XIHHI-H' ax frm' xkiesf, President Girls, Letter Club, ,Iun'or-Senior Dramatic Club, Presi- dent Fencing Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Vo,leyball Team, Captain Basketball Team, Captain Baseball Team, Track Team, Swimming Team, Girls, Athletic Editor Panther . I A a LOUISE MARSHALL Wx3Ez1-1 1, 'i HQIIFUH rose of flu' roxcbml gl1l'll't'll of girlx.,, .' l Photographers, Club, President Library Club, Pep Squad, Spanish Club. FRED MORGAN BUD Gaily the fl,0lIlIlJtl0V' f0IIl'!9l'Kl faix guilar.,, Director of Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Glee Club. LEONA ELEANOR MARTIN TOOTS,, Fair ilwiugx are ilzzjvoxxihlr to diligericv aml sfeillf' Secretary Girls, Letter Club, Home Room Treasurer, Commercial Club, Volleyball Team, Captain Basketball Team, Baseball Team. Track Team. KATHERINE NIARTIN kAY,, Such klI0ll'lI'IIgl' tlwz' f71'0lI'lll'f of 1mli1'm'e iff' Honor Society, Student Council Representative, jr.-Sr. Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve Club, Home Room Secretary, Home Room Treasurer, History Club, Pep Squad, Pep Club, Glee Club, Volleyball Team, Latin Club, Social Science Club, Charm Club. VIVIAN MOSS vIV,' If bi' faux any, faulty, be faux lefl Us in Joubff' Latin Club, Slide Rule Club, Social Science Club, Honor Society, Stage Manager for Class Play. MANZANITA MIDGELY NITA,, Angels lixlen when .thc xjlvales, xbc,x my lleligfaf, all Vlldllkllllfj MJ0lHll'l'.,, Dramatic Club, Library Club, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Honor Society, Business Manager Pep O, Plant, Vicc-Chair- man Home Room. LORKAINE MILEHAM lVl7z'r1',m' you go, 1uh1'r't',t'r you pass, tlyrw' !'0IlIl'X fl gladllvsx I0 fbi' flassf, Debating Club, Social Science Club, Student Council Committee. HAROLD GRAYSON MURRAY SLIM,, sun wafer runs zlz'r'j7. Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Slide Rule Club, Social Science Club, National Honor Society, Class Play. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQooeoo...QQQ00,000-0-0900QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ A1931 O H 'mica pl A Q 49: , lllllai 1: .lliel ., ' 'C 719 .ll P I , M125 I F4 XII I june Class GEORGE PASSAGE L'12NI-'ANTI' i '41 Young fellows will bi' young ft'llUlllX,, . :V Sophomore Dramatic Club, Junior Senior Dramatic Club, Vice- - Chafrman Home Room, ' IiVELYN MILLS Hia. MILLSU ,,,, If woulzl iullz! Lorfl, liozc' if fulkml! Spanish Club, Glee Club, President junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Treasurer Girl Reserve Club, Charm Club. HAZEL MONTGOMERY HAZELI.AU Thou hast no sorrow in flvy sung, no winlei' in iliy year. Commercial Club, Home Economics Club, Debating Club, Girls' Letter Club, Latin Club, Basket -all Club, Baseball Team, Volley- ball Team, Oibce Practice. CLYDE PERRY Au abrirlgvuzvnf of all ffm! was jlleasnuf in man. Golf Club, Golf Team, Debating Club, Social Science Club, Student Council CU, Asst. Business Mgr. Panther, Circulation Manager Panther, Home Room Chairman C6j. LILLIAN MORGAN LIL A Wl1o II er lL'dIlff'd a gooal word from flume who .tlloke lun' 11raixI'.', Latin Club, Reporter Pep O' Plant, Pep Squad. MILDRIZD NEWMAN NMILLIIY' A soul ux whiff' as hm1'I'11. Vice-President Commercial Club, Track Team, Office Practice, Glee Club, National Honor Society. '17 WALTER SAUNDERS af' If reelux fo me, mill xbr, thai you an' in rome brown sluzlyfw KATHRYN NEXVTON NKATIEH A girl :lac xcfenufzl of l'!Jt'lll'f1Il ye.vfr'rzlayx and Coujizleul iovzowowx. Library Club, Latin Club, Home Economics Club, Girl Reserve Club, Vocabulary Club, Dramatic Club, Art Club, Pep Squad JENNIIE OROPESA HCHOH l71fl'.X'flJl1' iu faith, llllfllflbll' in !ll'Ill.X'.U Secretary-Treasurer Commercial Club, Track Meet, Office Practice, Glee Club, Debating Club, Pep Squad. WILLIAM SETZER BILLY Full of azure! i11cliff1'1'z'1zm'. Football Team, Boys' Letter Club, Vice-Chairman Home Room. J ooqgeogooooeoooooos--oo--vo-v--v-vo-Y-oo 1931 :::::::oo: 3 V z -.53 Aii' 55 , Y O 5 ! gin? Q P H I I X X O . 49: I-'AHS ai I s wlilskl- O Q' - if iSwfgfs1fz,g,,,.,,,,, 1 c Et , as A Q fx Q K6 , is f.:V ,V 5 s in i -ag' '5 1 2 'i ,L 00-990200009004500 :-:xii june C lass HAROLD SHELDON HSPONGLR A imn1'.t vzinmf, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Student Council Committee. MARTHA STRAPPE OWEN3 Her 1'l'I'j! fl'0lt'llX are fairer fill' fbau 57l'1.:il'.Y of oibvr' llIdf1lL'l1S uref' Secretary Student Council, Exchange Editor Pep O' Plant, Editor in Chief Pep O' Plant, Home Room Chairman, Secretary Dramatic Club, Secretary Debating Club, Treasurer Home Room, Social Science Club, Class Play, Queen of Pantherilla. VIOLA PEACON HSPUDU I laugh, for Dope lmffy bapjyy plum' wiffa -fur, If my bark xinlex, 'fix fo nuoffzm' xml. Secretary Treasurer Girls' Letter Club, Coaamercial Club, Fencing Club, Pep Squad, Athletic Club, Volleyball Team, Baseball Team, Track Team. DEAN ALDEN SXIITH HLILYD From fbi' Haufrl of faix hmni fo fbi' mic of bit feel, fn' is all 111irff9. Home Room Chairman, Vice-Chairman Home Room, Traffic Com- mittee, Football Team, Debating Club, Playcrafters, Junior Senior Dramatic Club, Letter Club, Latin Club. MARY BIRD PHILLIPS HTIPU Mmfvxf-3' ix if umm' fl'IIfl7flll fvrnz ffmn 1ltIX!JfIlllIL'XX.U Girl Reserve Club, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Latin Club, Junior-Senior !Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Pep Squad, Banquet Committee, Social Science Club. MYRA PORTER PHILLIPS MIK:-. I in1'oi'r rr Fllpllbll' 'lL'07l1tHl.U Girl Reserve Club, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Latin Club, Art Club, Library Club, Honor Society, junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, Swimming, Slide Rule Club, Social Science Club. PHILIP LAURENS SMOAK sMoaKlE', High 1'r'i'r'fvzi fbougfzfx, xmzferf in 11 fmrrf of !'0lil'f1'.tj ' Home Room Chairman, Fencing Club, Fencing Team, Band, Class Play Business Manager. DOROTHY POU FIIJOTH A lIl!IillI'lI fair ami win' is xlw, fi maid of ion' ami IlI01l1'.Yfj'.n ,Iunior-Senior Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Library Club, Glee Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Girls' Letter Club, Teams: Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Swimming. ELIZABIfTI'I PRICIQ 1.IZ', Those eyes ffm Kl'I't'I1!'Xf of ffliugx blue, flu' blues! of fbiugs grcpyfy Secretary Treasurer Home Economics Club, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Charm Club, Spanish Club, Secretary Home Room, Photo Club, Pep Squad, Swimming, Girl Reserve. XVILLIAM SPENCER UBILL7, Laugh ll inizglliug, lllllgfffllg iuugfi if yoifff fmzr' flu' zvorlri laugh ivifb gfozzf, Home Room Chairman, Home Room Vice-Chairman, Football Team, Track Team, Junior Senior Dramatic Club, Letter Club, Fencing Club, Slide Rule Club, Aviation Club, Glee Club, Latin Club. QQ-00-000-00-010QQQQQQQQQQQ---ooo-.------------Q---Q 1931 .000000000000000000000000000000000000,00000000 3 1- Q fig . 4, I-, P ' q A 835411111 vfl 0 D , Sli t I ' A ' Q o , . 49: ,f 4:.1?f?lLliP4S T ,0 .lllk,t Q 1 fzme Class NORMAN STALLINGS HCHARLLSM , .- . . l 'Suu' life xfvuillly 111111 mn' If u'f1ol1'. Home Room Chairman. Pres. Sr. B Class, Pres. Sr. A Class, Student ?- Council 425, Football Team, Debating Club, Junior-Senior Dra- matic Club, ,Iunior Rotarian, Boys' Letter Club, Pres. Honor Society, Traflic Committee, Class Play, Social Science Club, Valcdictorian. I-LOSSIH VIRGINIA PROUDLOVIC TGINNILM Ri1'1'1 ill 51111113 1171111111111 XL'llAL'.,, Girl Reserve, Spanish Club, Pep Squad, Student Council Committee. i- MARY RANKIN St.0miff U ,a Any llffl'tII'fII'l' 11111111111 ii ap! fo 111' tl crook. Photo Club, Secretary Home Economics Club, Charm Club, Latin V f 3 Club, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Girl Reserve Club, iff. Glee Club, Vice-Chairman Home Room, Pep Squad, Swimming. J 95' Y Z ' WILL IAM STARRETT UBILLH s' A 1111111 :Mila brain io x4'i1'111'1' b1'11f. Class Lawyer. SARA RANKIN BUG-EYE' She 1l11111'z'.t 'iviffa flu' f'lJAj,'fZ7IlI of fbi' wf11'1'x. gi Home Ifconomics Club, Dramatic Club, Charm Club, Latin Club, Photo Club, Pep Squad, Vice-Chairman I-Iome Room, Sec.-Treas. Home Room, Assembly Committee, Girl Reserve Club, Class Play. 7' DORO'l'HIiA RIGI-ITS DOT - Ami 11f e1' 1li11' G1'1't'i1111 Cbixul fl'lll'I u lIAj'HIj7li7, 11 Nairn! or .fi Graff of finer form or l01'eli1'r fave. 4 Art Club, Library Club, Pep Club, Glee Club, Swimming Team, Honor Society, Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball Teams, Girl Reserve, Snapshot Iiditor Panther, Latin Club. , GORDOIXI STREIYI' BANTAM I lolz' my fvllozz' 1'l'1'11fl11'0x. Commercial Club, Spanish Club, Football, Basketball, Student Council Committee. LUCILE ROSENBERG LUN A blomle -11111sic'i1111. Orchestra, Llunior-Senior Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, Pep Club, Student Council Committee. ff' IONE RUBUSH So11111l XCIIM' and l0L'l' ifxelf, tllltl 111i1'fl1 lllltl gleef, Ifditor-in-Chief Pep OD Plant, Assistant Business Manager Panther, Assistant Editor Panther, Secretary Student Council, Home Room Ch.iirm.in, Treasurer Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, Girl Reserve Club, Class Play. EUGENE DAVIS STUART GlnNE'l ffKfl1gX may lu' blzfsxezf, buf T11111 wax glorio11.t.,' Dramatic Club QSophomorc and Junior-Seniorj, Track Team, Football. 1931 i 21,2 J' gf lb 4 if Ar iz , 1, 4215? H2115--1 A V: ,. i. ,. , .at H. at eqiialli' . mf 5 if Q Q 21' x . y , lzjl M 00000000 000 0 0000000000 ,MQ P 1 X Q i rw 3-'fy' ' . 9 i 429 ey , H N - L D F i ' 1 A , Q U mi S ' 1. .421 'ml 0 42 a:..45?lilb.k? lm, S9 june Class VVILLIAM PATRICK SWANSON PATH NIix'ezl reason wifb jJ1eu.v111'4' and wiszfogn will? mirflrf' Spanish Club, Student Council TFHRTC Committee. ANNIE MARY SANDFORD SANDY Ax 771!'1 I'J' ax flu' flag' is long. KIANE SCOTT Calm ljllil' 'IlH'l11HIK'l'il1g in 17611111711 gold. Latin Club, Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Library Club, Girl Reserve Club, Teams: Volleyball, Baseball, Track and Swimming, Pep Squad, Home Room Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Secretary. JACK X7AUGHN TAYLOR HSHIFTYD His C0l16l7ll'f siill rigbf, buf his H1'g1fUIIL'l1f wrong. Vice-Chairman Home Room, Golf Team, Junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Golf Club, Letter Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Class Play. CONSTANCE SESSIONS NCONNIEU 'rT!Jl'l'l' ix u l'07lItIl1fil' lmzr' abou! my f11furz'. Sophomore Dramatic Club, Junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Pep Squad. HELEN VERNE SHAW BABY u1.sEwHi1RE,' , A 1'0Xt'bIll1 wi wiib Iifflv -wilful lfaornrf' Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Girl Reserves, Home Room Chair- man, Swimming Team, Latin Club, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Honor Society, Social Science Club, Salutatorian. JAMES FLEMING TAYLOR, JR. J1M', As large as life dlltli iwirrr as 71HfII1'H1.U CATHERINE SIMMONS SIM MoNs How small a part of filfll' Hay sfaurv Tfml are so womfmzzs xwvvf and fair. Pep Club, Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves Club, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Home Room Treasurer, Exchange Editor Pep O' Plant, Photo Club, Pep Squad. ' RAGNA SMIT HRYNIIZH What u fll!011l1l'l'fZll quality I0 be loved for -zmfrrly living. Girl Reserves, Pep Club, Vocabulary Club, Home Economics Club, Commercial Club, Debating Club. ROBERT NWILLIAM TRICE BoB', UA 'man xlmnlzf low Ike wufr'1'. Secretary Home Room QZQ, Latin Club, Student Council Committee. ooggqqqqqoooooeooeoooooeoo ,QQQQQQQQ -00009-QQ-Q-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ A 1931 f pa ' 'I' F f writ, 0 P r AA Q , 0 rf.- , '--,2 I Q , S 42 , aslfilllllik Z' si g last, ' P june Class STEIDHEN TRICE STEVE Thr j70xf'0f fmflor is iz prizufx' shilioufl Home Room Chairman OJ, President jr. B Class, Pres. jr. A 5. Class, Vice-Pres. Soph. A Class, Student Council Representative QZJ, Vice-President Student Council, President Student Council, Football Team, President Debating Club, Social Science Club, ,, Dramatic Club, Circulation Manager Panther, Class Play. King of Pantherilla ,IO MILLER SNEED Emily has not uuylhizzg lo xlrow Irzorr' fair. junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Student Council Committee, Class Play. ELIZABETH SHIRES STAYER BliTTY,' A willy wormin is 11 l1'r'11x11re', 41 willy bzfuufy is fl jzozurrf' Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Girl Reserves, Literary Editor Panther, Charm Club, Pep Squad, Slide Rule Club, Social Science Club. ROBERT HENRY VAN BORSSUM HSONNYH I Jo all the goof! I c':zr1.', Golf Club, junior Senior Dramatic Club, Student Council Committee. JOSEPHINE TICHY Jon Ax ilu' ,Q7't'llft'Xf only ure, in fmt xinzplirily 4liz'im'! Athletic Club, Latin Club, Pep Squad, Volleyball Team, Track Team, Baseball Team, Basketball Team. BETTY TREZEVANT BETH 'l'lJw'i' are some profile who can ual bella bthillg r1Hracliz'v.', junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Student Council Traffic Committee, Sports Editor Pep O' Plant, Pep Squad. CLIFFORD VINSON HCLII-'FU Right IIS u friz'cf.', Spanish Club, Social Science Club, Sophomore Dramatic Club, junior-Senior Dramatic Club. MARGARET TRUELSON HEll'Xtlllf fm' xi111pli1'ily mul 'lL'd7'llI as rr'.vlur'y. Dramatic Club, Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves, Home Room Secretary, Pep Club, Pep Squad, Vice-Chairman Home Room, Honor Society. 7 MARY VIRGINIA WARRIEN NNIAGINM , Really nml tiwly-I'i'r ll0ffI.'IIg fo u'i'u1'.' Charm Club, President Latin Club, Pep Club, Secretary Dramatic Club, History Club, Social Science Club, Girl Reserve Club, Swimming Team, Home Room Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer, National Honor Society, Pep Squad. GEORGE WELLS LmuE', nkflltlilig lllflkffff iz full man, I'017ft'l'l'lICL' zz really man, and wrilizzg , 5111 ihwzff man. junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Student Council Committee. ,Q00QQQQ000QQQQQ0Qooo00-00oooo----QQofooo-00QQoeQ1-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1931 CBJ K ixfq Treasurer Honor Society, Sec. Treas. Social Science Club, Class RECAR DA WTLLIAMS NRICKU 1 sf-1. J i a i f 3 'T' S iii' ,i 13 - im I 0 ' ngllltifpl-'S .L AA Q . o ,. mg. g - I -X . ,, f' ' Ullilllulhi X 0 Q if., 4-.1.v:..l--'-WS -1 ,f of ' ,.:x:e, .J9 fi A 'A june C lass NIARTHA OLIVIA W'I'IITAKER A Idlljl of qualify. Pep Squad, Glee Club, Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Secretary Girl Reserves, Secretary-Treasurer Jr. A Class, Vice-Pres. Sr. B Class, Student Council Representative, Home Room Chairman, Historian. JAC? BONACKER XVILSON DooKL13-UcLi ' A Iifiir' vulgar boyf' Art Editor antlier CZJ, Sec. Treas. Soph. A Class, President Dra- matic Cl , Sec.-Treas. Home Room, Vice-Pres, Debating Club, Sociaxl' S nec Club, President Philosopl1er's Club, President Latin Club, cabulary Club, Sliding Rule Club, Class Play, Student s Council Committee. EDW'ARD FRANKLIN WINDHAM EDU Ami you II1IlXf low him. Pep Club, Class Play Advertising Manager. LUCILE WILCOX If fo iam' slmrf' some frmuir rrrorx fall, Look on fam' fare .mil yoifil forget llwzn ailf' Reading Club, Pep Squad, Student Council Committee. GARNET WILLIAMS sHoRTi , Thr rlwil baffa Hof in all fair quiwrx ciaoirr' A11 arrow for fbe lvmrt like a xwr'f'l 'L'0iC'f'.,, Letter Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Athletic Club Sec. Treas. Home Room, Basketball, Swimming, Volleyball, Tennis Track Teams, Medal for Class A State Music Festival DORIS VVILLIAMS HLITTLF utr A nzrrry favurl goes all flu' iiuyf, Girl Reserves, Vocabulary Club, Student Council Committee, Pep Squad. Manager Football Team, Sophomore Dramatic Club, Junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Boys' Letter Club, Sports Editor Pep O' Plant Tbw'v is lm .imzrv for u Nltlllyi favurf like waving' red inzirf' Spanish Club, Junior-Senior Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, Swimming Team. OWEN LEE YOUNG miter His smile is swrrflwzezl by his gravity. Baseball, Sports Editor Pep O' Plant, Student Council Committee, Class Play Assistant Stage Manager. WILLIAM GAITHER NBILLYM HU swirls so iirar umi yet so far. ,President of Sr. B Class, Dramatic Club, Public Speaking Club, Football Team, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Big Ten Team, District Team, Honorable mention State Tournament QBasketballj. DORIS WOLFF MDOODLESU Too fair lo worxfaip, 100 !iiL'iI1t' fa low. 'Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Pres. Home Economies Club, Pres. Photo Club, Pres. Spanish Club, Pres. Glee Club, Pres. Fencing Club, Pep Squad, Home Room Chairman. ooooooooooooooooogggggegqo ,Q9009----0-QQQ-QQ..-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1931 f l'-54 H 3? , ff if X adfbl K fune Class LLOYD HARRIS GRIFFIN HGEORGIAU . MPlt'tlXr!llf fo lL'tlIlZ zuillrg wiffy lo Milk zvifbf, Home Room Clmirmnn, Truck Team, Basketball Team, Baseball 1' Team, Football Team, Boys' Letter Club. ,CAIKMEN WIQTHERINGTON HCRUSOI-I' Has iz flwmaml vbarrzzx I0 xl1ozL'. Latin Club, Pep Squid, Ikxsebnll, Student Council Committee. MARY YEATS MixR1L To bugzzili' many and bi' bvgzzilrif by olzzzv Honor Society, Home Room Chairman, Traiic Committee, Library Assistant, Office Practice, Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Debating Club, Home Economics Club, Pep Club, Vocabulary Club, Library Club, Commercial Club. VELMA YOUMANS Hail frflow, well 111t'f. Commercial Club, Home Iiconomics Club. Sophomore Debating Club, Girls, Chorus, Ofbce Practice. NOT IN PICTURE WILLIAM IVIARKHY, HIHLLI' He was ezw' j7i'1'i'i.u' .in pronzixv lzr'1'pi11g. Dramatic Club, Radio Club, Secretary Home Room, Philosoplierk Club. QQQQQQQQgoo---QQQQQQQQ-ceoQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1931 000 BOY Steve Trice Ray Mendez jack Wilson George Mitchell Jack Taylor Neil McMullen Ivan Cornelius Charles Bush Ivan Cornelius Ivan Cornelius Steve Trice Clyde Perry Norman Stallings Clyde Perry Norman Stallings Ivan Cornelius Charles Bush Charles Bush Steve Trice Jack Montanye Norman Stallings 0000000000000 000000000 'Wx Fi 3 i , on , P, Q 0 ' H f L 5 A 9 Q Q Ss it Q 19: -xaaiffffl-lllllai 3 , 0 FD Mm! Senior PC'I'SOI16llifjJ Smile Eyes Hair Complexion Nose Mouth HJIILIIS Figure Feet Besi All-'Roluml Sweefesz' Snmrfesz' Ioiiiesf Mos! Dignijied Most Bizshful Lizziesi Biggesf Flirf Cuties! Couple Most Coneeizfed Mos! Sfzidiozzs 1931 00000000000000 GIRL Martha Owens Martha Owens Virginia Cowart Mary Rankin Nita Midgely Doris Wolff Catherine Simmons Anne Lee Dunn Sara Rankin Elizabeth Price Ione Rubush Martha Owens Pauline McI,ellan Martha Owens Pauline McLellan Mary Phillips Mary Rankin Ruth Lykes Lucy Fulghum Peggy McMinn Pauline McLellan 0000000000000000000000 ,X , N49 wx 'T' 'aw -9 ' , 0 C ! ,like LQAIH 0 - CQ- igV0im'I1.k4xx:2,x 2 Q .af A 11' 'Tr K L 3 s .QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ0000-04-00,0000ooaooogqoooooo 1931 9' 9 f. - . Q V i I f '-as ii I -4 . as y , Q a P ' Hs T, 2 .f4s,.fffQl-V fc- ,df , VQL, ii-i-K Zmllli Plunge Waked by the fanfare And marching of dawn, They found a new care- Their other selves gone. He is tawny and golden, A child of the day, Brawny, emboldened With a boy's naivete. Like sifting of ashes, The sound of her there, With dew on her lashes- Last dusk on her hair. Knowing their turn's at hand, Knowing it,s just. Hating to leave the land- Knowing they must. The water lave tenderly! They,re chaste as white prayei God grew them so slenderly- Waves-have a care. LUCY FULGHUM. 1931 Q. U be 7.9 4 I S A all 3 C Q ' .L .A -1 . 4.5 ' t L,'7 'X O 42 ,f f .zi?f?-'lille 'V 0 -' 46 A I M Xxg BILLY GAITHPR ELMORINE hflCDUF1-Il'. PA'1 rl PLRRY MR. HIQNDFRSON PVt'XilIL'IIf Vim'-P1'z'xirf1'11i ,P!l'l'f'fl!l'Y1'-TI'l'IlSlll'l'I lifzrlzlfy Advisor X 'X uf'f ---5. ' . rg M..X' , Senior B. Clays Hifiory X ln January, 1929, we came to Plant as Rats, somewhat reluctantly it must be admitted, because at Wilson we had been quite openly admired and we understood only too well that our reception at Senior High would certainly be anything but encouraging to our peace of mind. But on the whole, we were treated rather kindly. It being mid-year, perhaps some of the joy of ratting had worn off for the Juniors and Seniors, and suflice to say that we carried trays in countless numbers, and became a little too well acquainted with lipstick to be quite comfortable regarding that boon to the world of beauty thereafter. We are very proud of our sterling contributions to the Plant athletics. Among the girls, Ellen Anderson, Dorothy Hensley and Cecile McCord are representatives, while Ed Carter, Charles Fleming, Billy Gaither, Jim Dean, and Lloyd Griffin have more than done their share in furnishing the trophy case. In january we entertained at a banquet for the 1931 Senior Ais, and did ourselve quite proud, or so we thought. We have always endeavored to do our best for Plant in every way, and shall con- tinue to do so up to the moment when we receive our diplomas and have spent the last day within these halls and classrooms. Even then, we will go out into the world with the best wishes for its future and continued success. qqoeeooooooooQoooosoaooaggQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQooeyoooooeoeoa-- 1931 X , .W ' . IS izmm SENIOR Hs W' fi, .32 W1 SENIOR B,S Q QQQQQQQQQQ-000004-00009 1931 ie- ff' V9 A I 'za Q 748 . L A . , o f A223 3 , ,fyll ix 9 Blu. Zi-.xvfmsiti lfV1iLYN Ki-'Nwmui Pl't'.Yftl1'I1f Sr'r'i'r'fr1r'y-Tr'4'u.wlrw' HARRY RooT Miss KIZNNARIJ Vin'-I'l'f'sizlt'11f Furziliy Azlrimr' amor A Clam' According to time-honored custom, the members of the Junior A Class were properly ratted and subdued on entering Plant. Between slinking cautiously around the halls and carrying trays, we decided to elect otlicers. Raymond Caraballo was handed the reins of office. So efficiently did he perform his duties, that he was again chosen President for the second semester. One morning we were rudely awakened by a verbal knockdown from some of the Seniors, who deplored our seeming lack of school spirit. So, very indignant, We decided to show them! Result-please note the lovely radio we almost won selling tickets in the competition between Plant and Hillsborough. Our class sold more tickets than either the Seniors or the Juniors. W'hether or not we gain the heights of Seniorship rests entirely with the future, but we will be able to say honestly: It's better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at allll' NEL1. STitIc1s1.AND PAUIJNL ROSENI3L1X'I'T Miss WILKINS Prexizfwlll S4'f1'1'lur'g'-Tr'r'ax11Ver Favnfly Alfrixol' Not in Pivfzzrvf-IAMhs TURNER, Virz'-Presidezzl zmiwf B CMU According to custom, we entered Plant as Rats, and Rats we stayed, according to that same custom, for a whole semester. But even Rats have their place in the worldkone of ours, Rudy Rodriguez, made the varsity baseball team his very first semester. In September we laughed at the poor Rats-and re- coco-QooooooqogoeooqgooeoooQQQQQQ memberetl. The whirl of school activities began, and members of our class were at the very vortex. Our star athlete, Rudy, made the varsity football, basketball, and baseball teams, receiving honorable mention on the all Big Ten team. ,aooooo0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1931 0000----ooo-..-9000-00-00 ---Q Na na Q v 3912- If p QE' A' W3 M Q f 31 , i A Q E -lam ', ' . 42.3. 31-.nl if U- .' N2 ' V21 'W' R .EMM '52 JUNIOR A'S JUNIOR A's 1 9 3 1 Q-- 5- no H1 'T' q ' 9 Cru: Q mgaxii PH L AA b . 1 o . Q S A ,l71W 0 o N 49 I 4: , s5,ff!f:v??six ' i - This page dedicated to HOME ROUM 186 for obtaining more sub- scriptions to this Annual than 'any other home- room. d JUNIOR A,S ,fs .,. , f' ' ... . N , Ei . 3 fit! 0 U . . ,Q ii? if gy R K QV. A Homewffaoowfff M, l86 F , W K kV'V K i V- 1 wifi E W 5 -4- -f Q 5 Q ,f -Q G? is 1931 i U ,. 3 f Wal-52 1 l 4, c -.. PH S !! ' Y .O V G ! A A 0 . O f YLFQAT ' g g ,, ,itll V ix H 42 ,.aaQ.LfzflI-'P-'l'Lk. I ai jilkuxr O - JUNIOR B'S The term comes to an end, and we, Pausing to dream in reverie, See the self same pattern weaving, New friends coming, old friends leaving. The Senior, with his head held high, Looks the whole world in the eye. Like a true aristocrat He's inclined to be high hat. But for this he has a reason, For it's graduation season. zmiom While Sophs, the lowest of the low, They, too, up the ladder go. He the junior Class displaces Making room for newer faces Now it is the Juni0r's reign And for them we sing our paen. To them we let our praises ring The King is dead! Long live the Kinglv Juniors! The term's end brings no sorrow For they're the Seniors of tomorrow. HAZEL WEBB. .-o--,------------vvv-v---------vvo------v-v-------v--o--------. '1931 SUPHOMCJRES4 I ll . ., f My +1 - 4 . ' 5 , H: 1: 4: 4 WSW, X Ii' f ix -X Q X ' s Q? - . Q. in XX P Wi, W I. . -k ' A 'x JC' -W ,2'x, . N , 1 NCQ A 1 f'X, . ff. -M , f X ...ffg 'ff jj . ' ir -1---l..1i.1- Qeeooyoooooeqoooooooooooooooooo Prrxidezzl Sc'c1'Ufr1ry-Trr'ax1n'er' Fzzculfy Adrixor PEGGY MCMICHAEL MAR,IORIE Mookn Miss TILLMAN Nof in PiL'flll't'1NAT GLOGOWSKI, Vffl'-Pl'l'SidEl7f Sophomore A Clam Behold! A class that came to Plant expecting to be meek and lowly rats! Carrying trays and dashing around with faces quite crimsoned with lipstick do not humiliate an already humbled spirit! ! ! We elected ofhcers at a meeting early in the year. Nat Glogowski was President, Peggy McMichael, Vice- President, and Marjorie Moore, Secretary-Treasurer. Four of our girls won letters in sports-quite an unusual thing for Sophomores-and Nat was on the varsity basketball team. And now, we feel, quite pardonably, we hope, that we are a promising class. With apologies to Mr. Caesar, it can truthfully be said that We have come, we have seen-now we're conquering. p7'6Sil1t'I1f Viva'-P1'e'sir1'e11 t GORDON LANDERS JOHN HYMAN Sf'cr'ola1'y-Tr'w1x1u'er Fuculiy Advisor JOHN BURNETT MR. ALLeooo Sophomore B Clam The Sophomore Bis of February 1951, proved willing and cheerful 'iRats and upper-classmen soon tired of making sport of us. QFuture 'iRats', please note.j Soon after we arrived, they asked us to show our knowledge of parliamentary law and elect oBicers. Then We sailed smoothly along, doing nothing in particular, until one morning we were soundly scolded by some seemingly indignant juniors, who told us that we lacked school spirit. Imagine that! ! We really had not realized that we appeared in- different to Plant. All the time we were ever so en- thused inside. We have resolved, however, to make it known. You know Every Rat has his day! -so ours must be on the way. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1931 - . ,. .. .W ' 2 A F Y W ei? ls ZWMX SOPHOMORE A,S SOPHOMORE A'S 1931 7. N19 Ta' . Q . QU aw - ' ' F N fm Q' Z' P X j gm, 3 ' f ,A 1 . K IHA- s.'Il , A -411 K 41.i:..X-'X-AL 2 Ad if ,Q K 7 wwe-K I 4 . M SOPHOMORE A,S SOPHOMORE B'S QQQQQQQQQQQQQ0,000,000,000 1931 ll Q 3 I Q ,. . V 2 ,Alt J P , L A A Q Q l ii , .7 ' px J Qui.. 'ww -f 9 ' . r bw., 'll fl' X Z! l Sophomore Song Winter nights and snowflake sprites, With candles on the tableg Moonbeams on a summer lawn, And sleep when we are able. Sportive days and elfin ways, With Winks and kobold laughter. One year is gone-but bring them on The years that will come after! L. R. F ,----------Q----......---------- 1931 ff S , 1. lil 'ill K X ? 5N'ti'L'2ffM ' v rf if l . , Q P ,Q f l Q yell- H ww, . i ., ' -sfzsvri T - ie: -.4L.- fr.. --mg. ,zz gif' H H Mg I if in 1 Honor S 0026231 P Medals are presented to those students at Plant who have best fought the stern battles of English, History, Language, and Science. These medals signify membership in the National Honor Society. They bear the flaming torch of knowledge upon the keystone of eternal stability. Membership in the society is considered the highest honor which a high school student can win. Since schools are established primarily for scholastic purposes, to excel in oneis studies is to excel in the principle field of school activity. Possession of the Honor Society pin in high school is equivalent to possession of the Phi Beta Kappa key in college. The Honor Society has chapters in only the outstanding schools in the country, so Plant may well feel honored that its chapter was established in the first year of the school's existence. The membership is limited to not more than fifteen percent of any class, of which five percent may be selected in the Junior A semester, five in the Senior B semester, and five in the Senior A semester. The Plant Honor Society faculty committee is composed of Mrs. Hough, Miss Brown, Miss Mosely, and Mr. Nava. Qo .ooooooQ--: : 1 2-4- : :o-o: :o: : : : :,-::-: :::--Q--,.QQ. 1931 ' A . -.3 .'- T ! '1 HS v zvffn P 'Q . ' 0 - AL - U 3 if -KPIZ X o f. ,142 fx. -'Q-.nl 5? V f VS, - ' fn Afiuqwk xXx. S9 QQQQQQQQQQQ- FQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1931 X V 1 . Nw, f1f ?'k AJR 1 ' 4 ' P me ' 3 0,1 C - ! My HS . X 0 . ,v . f 0 Q7 :.l7-'Amr T if ?,'gC1.liAx:2.. ,Q 1931 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 4 . 'wg ,N ' ' SM. t P A 9 'K 9 ' I H , 9 Q S 'X 4GZ,,41Ze,Z'l .-,5..A' Q1aiff4ll'illik's1,Q - r'lI l'lk ii x S9 Student Council The Student Council of Plant High School has been one of the most successful ex- amples of authority in the hands of the students. Tact, diplomacy, and friendly appeals have been found more eilicient than discipline by punishment and like methods. It is a tribute to the ideals and principles of this organization that each representative is looked upon with a wholesome respect by the student body, and in the most genial attitude. Each year, the Council sponsors athletic activities, campaigns for general school welfare, and the like. The cooperation of the students in such matters is necessary, and through their Whole-hearted support, the Student Council is enabled to crown its efforts in a glorious success for Plant! The members of the council for this semester are: Steve Trice, President, Charles Fleming, Vice-President, lone Rubush, Secretary, Martha Whitaker, Marjorie Moore, Lucy jackson, Beba Torre, Isabel Taylor, Dorothy Hensley, John Lively, julia Farrior, John Myers, Nat Glogowski, Rafael Mendez, Clyde Perry. 19 3 1 Tv- T------T--T----Tv a - Q -,gg Q Y, A Q f l o Jim i? P A Ar Q . , ,iff Y A X 0 o 42 ,liiiffdf-'mai ai wlkiel, S9 Student Comm! Committees The wheels that make the school activities go so smoothly are the committees appointed by the Student Council. There are seven of these committees, each of which is headed by a Student Council member. Charles Fleming is chairman of the lunchroom committee, which sees that the famished students get their luncheon in an orderly fashion. John Lively heads the committee that advertises athletic contests and has charge of ticket sales. i All of the monitors, who dole out tardy admits and demand passes, are under the excellent supervision of Martha Whitaker, chairman of the trafHc committee. Daren't let your friends by! Julia Farrior and her committee play Good Samaritan and give first aid to students who are injured or become ill during school hours. Beba Torre, chairman of the reception committee, and her representatives make the new students feel at home. Marjorie Moore and the house committee endeavor to keep the desks and interior of the building free from blemishes. Rafael Mendez heads the committee that keeps the campus free of papers and other unsightly trash. a::-Q::-Qo:::::oov-------v----Y-YY- .,.. -v ---, ,,,,-,,,,, 1931 J .. v . 1 ' , .43 in Q P 1 9 ' 0 ' Ally L 1 H L ,A Q . S ,Mfr is i 49: -.6...fifQ -'-mil. A' ' P QL, ' 4' 'uri Zwllhx SP Home Rooms Chairmen Each home room is a complete organization in itself, and elects its officers at the beginning of each semester. The person who is elected 'to fill the position of chairman is at the head of the individual activities of the home room and is its representative on nominating committees, and the like. These officers create interest throughout the student body in school activities, and to assist the student council when help is needed. This year they played a very important part in housing our guests at the Music Festival. Chairmen for this semester are: Lucy Pulghum, Mary Eve, Jane Scott, Isobel Taylor, Charles Fleming, Jack Davis, Virginia Lee Thrower, Maxine Lau, Peggy McMichael, Annette Quinby, Martha Owens, Martha Henderson, Corinne Bize, Beba Torre, Phillip Smoak, Maybelle Geiselman, Bob Peter, D. R. Hall, Charles Bailey, Sher- man Smith, Gordon Landers, Nelson Davis, Clyde Perry ,and Robert Gilliam. -QQQQQQQQQ0.0-00000000-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1931 + A .Q -f -fs.- , F1 K 'II . 'uf' ' U Y u - wt 4, il 41 , 'J ,- . GRN . R , I Jhjr . ,I . ,f fl . . Q E- , 9, H543 F '4-in 4,-LJ ,Lf Aff' M .A 'L'-.J-' 'I 'V MIM? n L 2 + fn ' P x i? f' Qw N ' ' 2 A X' ... 4, N 1- 3 gb, A 5495, ' '. in , .g.....4-fu-I ...,,,,LNW,,-- f 1 . K win :C ' ' -I 'HL' ' ' n' lf... -'- f fax 'f r-r-'ff'r'Y ' , F - 'R f- G H CN F -' s A Xl?-Js.Q:'x, ' 'A 1 ---N-...wf 7 '+m,,,,lm:l I ,M 4 2 lx yi, mb 4 ,fs 4, , g51g5ff3'f , x. . . . JM K rg f i ,, xi, 6 xp if -A Q ACTIVITIES oooooo 1 ff ag ' Y 'gi f ' 2 'fe o Q, I P K ! AVA o , f I-527 , ' A ,ful i, 0 QQ files.. .' ,, 0 ' Girl Reserves To live is to talk with the world. Work, play, fellowship, and worship are good ways of keeping up the conversation. And this year, Girl Reserves have been keeping up a lively conversation, not by just one of the ways mentioned, but by all the ways. We have helped one another throughout the year to live the life of a true Girl Reserve with the code of the National Organization as our model. This yearis program was outlined as Film Fun. Each meeting, according to its type, was named from a movie. Some of the out- standing meetings were: UI-Iappy Days, week- end at camp, East is Westf, World Fellow- ship, Silent Enemy,', joint meeting with Hills- borough, Our Dancing Daughters, Mother- Daughter meeting, The Girl from Wool- worth's, vocational meeting, 'tKing of Kings, the Christmas pro-gram, and Journey's End, Senior send-off. We, the Senior Girl Reserves, are going away with a much truer meaning of life and friend- ship. The happy suppers and meetings on Tues- day nights, and the happy week-ends at Crystal Beach will never be forgotten. May the girls who take our places among the great band of Girl Reserves have as much success and real fun as we have had. Presizfcnf Jane Mabry- Frances Lurvey-Vice-P1'c.vidw1t Martha Whitaker-Sec1'c'fm'y Evelyn Mills-Trcfaszzrw' Bernice Conklin-Girl Reserve Secrcftury Miss Kennard and Miss Connor-Sponsors 1 - ----QQ--AAA---V -ooooo--oo oqooooooo- - - - - ..,,, , - - - - 93 1 jf-li: -DW' 3 ,vnu- Pfam High Bmw' The Plant High Band has just passed a very successful season. It was very capably sponsored by Mrs. Elizabeth Hodgson, with Chester Weems as drum-major, Fred Carter and Fred Morgan as directors. The members of the band have a uniform which consists of a yellow sweater with a black letter on the front and black and gold caps. The band has taken part in all home football games, pep meetings, South Florida Fair concerts for school exhibits, and the Music Festival. In the Music Festival, staged on April 18-19 in Tampa, they played 'QThe Coronation March by Meyerbeer. The band journeyed to Plant City on Armistice Day to take part in an Armistice parade held over there before the Plant City-Plant game. It is doubtful if the student body would have displayed the pep they have shown in the games, etc., if the band had not encouraged cheers with its stirring music. Be- sides being a good band, it was likewise a peppy one. Long may its music be remembered. eoe::::::Q:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1931 - g -,gg f ' in-L' ' 4 Y 1 , .Q , r Q ' ' ' ' fe: ilikiiikx LYS, 0 ' .'1l'il'S S9 The Orcheffm More active than ever, the orchestra has continued to be one of the outstanding features of Plant. They organized quickly this year and now have forty members. Besides playing for graduations, class plays, and assemblies, they have presented pro- grams at several Parent-Teacher Association meetings, including Father's night, they have played twice at Wfoodrow Wilson Junior High School, they have given several radio programs from WDAE, one of these being broadcast from their crystal studio at The South Florida Fair, in a combination with Hillsborough High's Orchestra, a Shrine Benefit concert was given, music for the send-off supper which launched the Community Chest Drive was furnished by them, and a variety program was presented for the Garden Club Flower show. The orchestra also competed in the State Music Festival placing second. ' Mrs. Elizabeth Hodgson is director, Herbert Sullivan concert-master, and Marie Lyons and Dorothy Leach are piano accompanists, with Florence Lenfestey, assistant. 1931 .. W 4 Q ,l Q 'H 4 sw t r 29 AA 9 Q S ' Q N - 2.1?f!l-l!lllllk 'La 1 .lNq1,,, Q :gif ' B .. A 'K fl f ffflif Cliamy n A p The Giflig Chorus, undeinthe direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Hodgson, has had a mos' ,Q successful year. Ithhas participated in many of the school functions, such as graduatidgi' exercises, assembly, and radiof programs. This is the first year that the Girl's Chorus has rf x been organizedaand held-as a class. Heretofore it has been a part of-tlxe':Qjlee,Club. 2 ' The outstanding presentation during the first semester was a one-act operetta, Q'Tlfe Nifty Shopf, which was staged before the school assembly. 4 During the secondsemester most of the time was spent in preparing duets, quartets, and mixed choruses if-orjtlqre MusicQ3rfestival.'- '- 'l-The.-Cl'101'uS ab a whoje .sang But.tei'fly, Butterfly and, combined with the Boyfs Chorus, sang Captain, My Captain. I Garnet Williams, Lucy Johnson, and Dorothiy if Ppu sang aka tirio. The ,boys again joined the girls when Raymond Caraballo, Jack ,zgfg ,I-Iill,-and Nei,l,Letgers sang Kerry Dance with Garnet Williams, Maryi'Carswe'll, Luc? ljphnson, and Dqtioiffhy Pou. . fp E, ' f A 'L 'U y 2 Yirttie ilways is Kits own reward for we carried off our usual shireloif honors. They werefas follows: if '. E 4 V. Q., QA a xx -' T - , Mixed Glee Club ' Third ' - 5'-Y - ,- - -- ' 1- . N - ' - . - - , U G1rl's Trip First ' 'Girl's Duet J. Second H W Mixed Quartette Q, Second 5' .Q by ..,,.----.f4g----4.gl..,,..-5..---....-----,--..-----..-------...,..,.., i 4 - H - ' 1 l ' 1 i 1 , y ,v- X- , sei ,. 1 . es N ' infix' i T ,. . to . :cr .,,..-dwg. ..L. ,, -Q ' ' E . . M g ' 'I ' .52 H fi : e .' '. Q: ear in . is V-S 0 C j like P ! Q . -rfaiyfik Q Q 12 , am! -ARS .2 i id. . Sept - Pep O, Plant YEAR BOOK WILL ALL IALKS 'IO rn. ui X , sae A 7 PEP o' PLANT smrr ,, mr-vion of :ms n... ,imma xumfamv K-mm :mi lone Rubush. Martha Owens Associate Editor-Bob Lau, Barbara Harrison . -i . ,mimi-Q psmixmmu 1-1 this JM- i lxr- Business Manager'Nita Midgeley H . is 'K-. .ww for it -wsfr,Qf'-in ww I Sports Editors-Ed Windham, Owen Young f1 l'M2'5j Qf2Q'i'x LW ' ' 1 fn sm.-if, 1.4mm Erlfwr. MI- Girls' Sports-Mary Garswell, Betty Trezevant H, mtl, N.L, M, ,N ,,. ,.., m'm S W W: W ' im' ! Exchange-Mary Carswell, Catherine Simmons of vw Tfmm- was Tau 114-: w-wx icd.mQ:v,im+1 in 1 A-f W3 Society-Elmnrine MeDu11ie ' 'Wi Ti' MY i7L ' X t ' f 'H W Tmfw' 'I f f HI' ' Sponsor-Mr. Fred Underwood LM.+f w A Wt mf' M 'fm ,QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQoo--ooo--4.0-0-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ0-00 1931 CLASS X 9 e N353 .ll I 'Q V 3 Y ll Q Q P L i . . O b S S ,,4.9-111 'X 0 ,ff ' u 2. -l 0 I 49: dx-2'.K?Z. fmt. 4 ' , 4 Psp., I , - ' fliflix 5 li 51 Printing Clams The school print shop, located in the northwest wing, is equipped with several fonts of modern type, two Chandler and 'Price platen presses, and bindery machinery. With these and other accessories, Plant has a fairly up-to-date instructional shop. Although the primary purpose of the department is to instruct the students in the fundamental principles of printing, the shop functions in supplying the printed forms for the office, tickets for games, pro- grams, The Pep O' Plant, and other forms of productive work. The Pep O' Plant is printed each week. All advertisements, headlines, page forms, etc., are made-up by the students. T Three periods of forty minutes duration are devoted to printing in- struction each day. Approximately thirty boys are benefited by these classes each semester. The ultimate aim of the printing shop is not to turn out Hnished printers, but rather to acquaint the boys with a fair knowledge of the fundamentals of the Printing art. --A -------- -----A- ---o---o-- -oooA----o-A-oo--QQQQQQQQQQOOOOOO ----nV-----vv-- H T9 31 P .il ' . o allllla ' P H A I K O l 0 S- - y ' g C2 -xaafifh i5'1'lf,i 5 QQA MQQL, 9 ' l amor-Senior Dramatic Clah The worlcfs a theatre, the earth a stage: Wfaich God and Nature do with actors fill? The Junior-Senior Dramatic Club was one of the most interesting in Plant High, boast- ing the largest membership of any of the other clubs. The two classes, Junior and Senior combined in the club this year, met on alternate Wednesdays. The meetings have been entertaining and instructive, adhering to the purpose of the club, to bring out dramatic ability and to practice poise and ease of manner. With the able guidance of our two willing sponsors, Mrs. Maude Hough and Miss Ruby -Thomas Haywood Wfilkins, the club has been delightfully enter- tained with a number of creditable plays, some of which were: Follow Suitf' Don't Believe It,', t'The Big Eventf, A Regular Fix, Please Pass the Creamf, Who Kissed Barbara?', Bride and Gloomf' Fame and the Poetl' and The Second Honeymoon. The club has also encouraged any talent for writing plays that has appeared among the members. One of the cleverest is the skit written by Jack Wilson. --------,,----,,Qoo-vvv-vv- -vv--- 1 93 I A I Q ,la 1 + ,. -1- . v o 2 ' QL A o Q S. .,:1,p. A ' 0 I te: -.c4'-Af5?l'l'lmIk. Y L MYQl, Q 9 , l 1 uffzbif' SCENE I ACT I TIME: Twilight of June first, 1931. PLACE: The dimly lighted bedchamber of Joshua Van Puyster. In the center stage there is a large four poster bed. Voice from the bed: Schnopps! Schnopps! Schnopps fenteringj Yes, Mr. Van Puyster. Voice: Have you received answers to those telegrams, Schnopps? Schnopps: Yes, sir, all of them. Voice: Well? Schnopps: Mr. Van Puyster, sir, really, uh- Voice: Refused to come, I'll wager. Their poor old uncle sick abed-lost everything in the stock market--everything-and his own flesh and blood turn agin him- Schnopps: Really, Mr. Van Puyster, do you mean to say, sir, everything? Schnopps: Indeed sir, extremely so, sir. Voice: But they shan't have it, not a cent, Schnopps. For when I die- Schnopps: Oh, donit say that, sir! You'll be fit as a cricket in a month or so! Voice: No, Schnopps, I shall die, but first I made an agreement with the Chase National Bank, and when I shall be reincarnated in ten thousand years, I shall return and Collect my money with interest. Imagine, Schnopps, six per cent interest for ten thousand years! Fetch my ledgers! Schnopps: Yes, sir. fexit Schnoppsj Voice: Ten thousand years-I can hardly wait! Qexpires peacefullyj ' SCENES II AND III PLACE: Swamp in Northern Louisiana. TIME: June first, 11,931. CI-IARACTERSZ One large green frog seated on Voice: All but three million, but then, a stone. Schnopps, ain't it worth three million to come Frog, fex-Van Puysterj: Crooak! fifty miles? QCURTAINJ l 9 3 I n. , -4 ' I . 1 I 1 W f- n . .aa-.as ... A 'c A-r-9 Q 9 WM Hsff. f.'1l l'S .Emu ' i v ffl P ' - ' ' ' - gsm N , Y, L A A Q , Jf o 1,682 e A V My-'gin i X . o A 1' as 4514... T1-.lg 5 - fist Q . 1 ef 5 S . 1 1 Sophomore mmazfic Club Once upon a time there was a little girl named Red Riding Hood who was on her way to see her grandmother who had been on too many wild parties. When she came to our building, she stopped and knocked on our door. We let her in. uWho are you? she asked. Rather askance, but not without a trace of pride, we answered, We're the Sophomore Dramatic Clubf' Oh, she murmered vaguely. She glanced around the room at our smiling faces. Suddenly she seemed disturbed about something. What is it?,' we cried anxiously. Where, oh where, are your leading men? We have none. We either use our mannish leading ladies or we give menless plays, swiftly came the retort. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQV poeqeeo You poor things, she sympathized. Poor things! Why we voted it that way!', we fairly shrieked. Voted? she repeated blankly. Yes indeed We decided that if the need should become too great, we'd just borrow some leading men, we assured her, rather sur- prised at our own intelligence. Do you give plays? She must have seen the book of plays beside Mrs. Terry, our spon- sor. Why, of course! We give them in our own club all the time, and we planned to give one or two in assemblyf, Oh, yes. Well, I must be goingf' Goodbye, we cried. And we hope your grandmother gets better! If we had known the wolf was going to meet her, we'd have sicced the Panther on him. QQQ00oo-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ---QQQ 1931 af' f f-9 My 'sf Elli e H ' i . F, is . I .Mfr- nflb , A ,gift 'X 0 42 ,,a1..f5?'v-'fllnk 0 S9 ' 'Pla jfC1 .6lf267f5 ' ' Beginning with a class of eight in the fall of 1929, the Playcrafters have grown until at present there are sixty-five in the group. Primarily, Playcrafters is conducted as a class, meeting every day, but students conduct model class meetings, debates and election cam- paigns. Nita Midgley, John Gasthoff, and Richard Glazier have served as presi- dents of their respective classes this year. One of the most interesting programs was a debate between two of the classes on the subject, Resolved that Colleges and Universities should be co-educational. The affirmative side won and were guests at a beach party given by the losing team. Poise, stage presence, and clear speech have been the three aims of the class and in future years many famous orators may confess that they were once Playcrafters.,' ooooeaooqoeqooeoQeqooeooooeq-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ A I e -.gg F T H . V ' aflll Q 0 e , . 'IKZAM , ,ik -121 o 42 ..KQzi?5. 31-ali if f' . Kal- P . 'lllll' S Zll l C9 Home Economiaf Club To a girl-young, quite human-no particular state of beauty, or lack of it-add an interest in home-making. Or wanting that-add an interest in boys-the results are the same in the end. Mix the two together quite Well ,so that there will not be an over-sufficiency of girl, then beat until frothy with a good course in cooking and sewing-prefer- ably under Mrs. Sheppard or Miss Tillman. Bake for some time in Plant high school's home economics laboratories, at least until well- learned. Test often with a project, such as baking cookies for the Red Cross drought sufferers, or making delicious candies for selling to appre- ciative students. When quite well done, turn out with White diplomas. If, by any chance, there has been a little less interest than necessary, frost thickly with Doris Wolf for president, Maxine Lau, vice-president, Evelyn Kennard, secretary, and Judy Farrior, treasurer. Garnish with Mrs. Sheppard to sponsor, and behold with relish, the Home Economics Club! ! ! :--::::-::---:::: :Z 2-----1 1--::-::::::::-::--::-:::::::::: 1931 000-0Q--00.0.0900---ooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQ an - e fig Aim 2 H v 4 , . o s lllllax c ' P , L A A e , Q X ? S 51 -lamp -, 0 Q 46: -xQ3. 552. 'Nikki ii 'ff ' . V ,VS c , ,Jlfllik I Zllllllit sa Social Science Club Not all of us are going to be lawyers-not all of us will be politicians, and fewer of us will be administrators-but each of us can be a good citizen and understand the principles of government. For this reason, a new organization, the Social Science Club, was formed by a group of students desiring to increase their knowledge of public affairs and the activity of the state in the exercise of its political powers. In order to obtain a broader learning and understanding of the trend of present day events, the members have held round table discussions about civil proceedings in not only this city and country, but in nations all over the world. So great has become the status of society, that in order to understand its problems, careful scientific analysis of all the phases of modern society-economic, social, political, and religious, must be made. The Social Science Club has brought to the attention of its members these ever changing social complications of the present day, and has created and fostered that spirit of inquiry and desire for understanding which, in later life, makes of inexperienced high school students the worthy and valued citizen. Edward Keefe-President Clyde Perry-Vice-Presiflmzi Martha Whitaker-Scc1'efary-Treaszwcr Mr. Hendersoin-Sjlonsor 1931 QQ... -oo ,. -v-tx' f i' 9 Q '42-9 0 P l 1Si 5 MK 'Z ' A V A Llfn- -X , ,- Debating Club RESOLVED! That the Debating Club of Plant High School is a useful, progressive organization. DEFINITION: The Debating Club is an organization of young people who wish to learn the art of logical thinking and effective speaking. I, as first speaker for the affirmative, shall prove this proposition to you by establishing the following issues: FIRST! They have elected capable officers. A. Edward Keefe is President. B. Lucy Fulghum is Vice-President. C. Martha Owens is Secy.-Treats. D. Miss Hays is Sponsor. SECOND! The members have formed teams which 1 9 3 have matched wits Successfully with Or- lando, Largo, and Plant City High Schools. THIRD: Programs and round table discussions con- cerning good debating have been held every Friday morning. FOURTH: Many younger members, quite innocent of the good form employed, have been educated to carry on the work. FIIITI-I: The members have enjoyed their club. CONCLUSION: By these points I have proven to you, ladies and gentlemen, that the Debating Club of Plant High School is a useful, pro- gressive organization. I thank you! Q0Q---QoeQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-QQ..-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ A , .M Aq 'l 3 1, A V 3 o C T1 f P 9 o . 'fl 'll' S ll ' The Library Club Although the Library Club is composed mostly of assistant librarians, it is open to the student body as a whole. Preference is given to members of the club in choosing the assistants for the following term. This year the club continued a project started last year, namely, mounting book jackets and other interesting clippings on large brown cards. These posters will be used in the English classes in connection with monthly book reports. During the last term, considerable time was spent in helping with the multitude of duties around the library, such as alphabetizing and fil- ing catalogue cards, checking magazines, running down books that notices fail to get in and helping the librarian in many other ways. SPONSORS-M1'. Gay and Mrs. Hmffness oe-QQ---Q--QQ-Q-QQooaogggogooqoooooooooooqooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1931 l fx, I ,HK , s ' 4 , A Q Q f 'ia . 'ii' , W P 'fj'fIi'l' 9 'I' A wws 0 f+4'f,L -' ' 1 ui . 3? 'Fl X, Qxs wig Zmlli - C is His A is R is Charm Club for charming feminine Wiles, for hospitality, for artistically beautiful smiles real individuality, M's to manipulate beautiful girls, Nineteen in all, into our model whole Shout up your cheers as their banner unfurls For they strive to improve the hostess soul -0----A0-A-oeo----Q--oo---o 1931 Q fre f -i ' ici, fir 6 A I6 'hx K. S9 Y A , e ' me P V I A A o . ' 1111245 ' A - fffl l K X rlryl' F- x-N 0 c - - -ln. X -a as 'A . Q TXEL- ' C X , vi 4 ff reen Stockings Captain James Smith D.S.O. Stephen Trice Lord William Faraday, M.P. Norman Stallings Admiral Grice, R.M. - - jack Wilson Robert Tarver - - - lack Taylor James Raleigh - Grady Lester Henry Steele - - Woodrow Lynn Martin - - - - Harold Murray Celia Faraday ------ Sa ra Rankin Green Stockingsf, by A. E. Mason, one of the most popular plays for amateur produc- tion, was presented by the June class on the evening of May 14. The plot centers around the old English custom that if an older sister does not marry before her younger sisters, then she must wear green stockings at the weddings of those younger sisters. Celia Faraday has already worn them twice when her younger sister Phyllis announces her engagement. Rather than wear ---oQo,,-v-v---oo--ovvv-- ,.v. o----- Lady Evelyn Trenchard - - - lone Rnhush Madge Rockingham - - - Virginia Cowarl Phyllis Faraday - - - Martha Owens Mr. Chisholm Faraday - - jo Miller Sneea' Stage Manager ----- Vivian Moss Business Managers I van Cornelius, Philip Srnoalzf Advertising Manager - - - Erl Windham the humiliating green again Celia announces her engagement to a fictitious Captain Smith, who turns out to be a real person and Whom Celia finally marries. The scene is laid in the spacious English country home of Lord William Faraday and from the rise of the curtain to the end of the play the audience was entertained by clever dialogue and as clever acting as ever presented on the Plant High School stage. ::--: : QQ-: : : :qoza :goeeoooocoeooe 1 93 1 .. ' . 'N ' f ' ii f 'Van in Q! P qs: p , f 'J fe s fm. f s L A Q . Q 1 S -aw -N a .. 12 --- '42 'l-'wil A . lv' ,, , ' 4f A A kv. 9 Spanish Club The most Romantic club at Plant! The most exclusive! To us, the most interesting. You want proof? Well- Is Spanish not the most romantic of the Romance languages? Since our club deals with this musical tongueg with Spain-the very essence of Romance-gand the customs of the land of the mantillas and its provinces, do you need further proof? No one is allowed in the club unless he or she makes at least a CU in Spanish. This tends to make it exclusive, and keep it free of the common rabble-this means you- if you don't belong! Its interest to students makes it very popular. Outings to the beach and impromptu parties give a social aspect and keep the business meetings from becoming boresome. Round table discussions about this intriguing land and its tempestuous inhabitants keep us to our study. The officers are: James R. Humphries-Presidenf Herman Manson-Vice-President Amelia Fulford--SecifetaryT1'easzm'r Wenona Manson-Rejvoricw' Now do you believe us? 0Q.oooQQ.Q..Q-00Q-.ooooQQQQQQQ-.oooooogqqgqqgeocooooooooooooog 1931 -sv Q pf -129 o ff Y G g H , I AX o . 0 'S Q A 'ffzlllllllll M Q 14-V ,, '-'53, f if ' -5 'l .1 .ids c J 19' 4.1'1Uil.',S . l lxt ' Givlff Leiter Club The Girl's Letter Club is completing its third year with a group of 26 members. In order to be a member of this club, girls have to have a letter which can only be obtained by getting 350 points a semester for her work in the various sports. No more than 150 points in any one sport may be counted toward win- ning a letter. This year we are offering skills and tap--dancing in addition to the regular physical education routine, and points are be- ing given for the different attractions. Eligi- bility is sustained by making your S0 points each semester, while in school, unless prevented from so doing by some physical handicap. Any girl who Wins a letter, automatically becomes a member of the club. We have as our purpose the planning of athletic programs for the girls physical education class, school and out- side meets. Squad captains, as well as all man- agers are chosen from this club. Management of each individual sport, such as volleyball, basketball, track, baseball, archery, tennis and swimming is placed in the hands of the club members. Every girl in the Girl's Letter Club is doing all she can to promote athletic activi- ties among our girls and to arouse more interest in girl,s sports. The club is very capably spon- sored by Miss Pierce, girl's coach and athletic director, who plans all varsity and interclass games and meets. During the year members of the club participate in the various outside activities, such as week-end camps, and beach parties. These activities are enjoyed by all of the girls who have had the pleasure of par- ticipating in them. Mary McNeill-President Cecile McCord-Vice-President Viola Peacon-Secretary-Treasurer Miss Pierce-Sflomor QooooqoooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 93 0,0ooqqoooooooooooooooooooQQQQQQQQQQ sf' , e B5 lg H x A 4 ilr he ' Q AAh s 'WS Gln , V ' 1 9 ' Q ' P 5 A A 9 . Q Ssf sfylrlll 4- Q - f 4 I z , - N 49: -.f4:.,f:,!'-mai u l Kee, li 0561 Z! 617' Z4 ' lv V.,,1 , is H fs V i ' A QOrigin-Latin-voco, To utterj proper noun. will if ff ,Q ge: s 4 ,f ,, ' Q An organized group of Plant High Students, Ai' 4 ,ff 'fa ' . . rv , .L , :X sponsored by MISS Etolle Reld, and endeavor- fl? , - ,o, -4 1 , H 'ff ' ' h k f d h' we W-f gg, 1 ,Qjk mg to mcrease t e stoc o Wor s at t err :ff 2fi'X iw ' V. .jx sf lh fee' Command. 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'V ma .- rg Q all Q12 x V ' F 5 Q XX! 50 1 ' K 5? 'f al 43 -DN i no ad as V' Q ir: ii? 1 J' e It 4' ' A LZ T 1' flew YL 4 -I f. 1 '-, ,AV 'M T, iw, Q .iq L P 1 2 . wr 'Lg Vg ' if' I Tl' : M I , 3' 7 gl f T I 1, ,, ,115 e YG W 7 - a ef 7 Hr , , sw f n' ' '5' lf A -:- 1931 eff' ji 'P ,K v L L 1 t L-Q-71-is ffl!-J D ' ill' I 5 A Q - .55 jvgl 5 Afjll lx 'MVR l . lcs.- 0 Z , L C ,agp X .KQAQQQ -.-,RAL Md ' , i f Panther Afbleciic Memory C COACH Mc CANN fyfjf ' Two years ago Tom is ,C f , i McCann came to Plant . as coach. Since then he has endeared himself to . 7 if gig? all who have made or i T -l'- ii ' ' QQ 7 as f is C, tried for their Ps, by Q slse i his unquestioned, all my tta , llaa .V taa g I Q ff if s tsss' around coaching ability, fine character, an d sportsmanship. We are proud of him and his success, made visible in our football, baseball and besketball teams. COACH COX Coach CoX,s specialty is track-and with him YQ ' 93 on the job We are sure that Plant,s cinder path aspirants will see m a n y successful sea- sons. During the football season, Coach Cox Was a valuable asset to the team as line coach and was responsible for the Panther's hard and low charging line. FooTBALL SQUAD ooQ.Q---,,---------,- ---,,,-------,- 1 93 ----vovvooo vvvvv vvv:roov--v --.. v '11 a 14 0 - . 9 4. Q -., vi 1 Wfff-E HS! f 'ilk lvlik AZ! l Sv Y ' Y cf.. R ' Q 4123 ' P 4 , A, Q . 1 ,L , ' . V ' ' I '7lYfn.i,Al A -ffltl ls 0 . CL -aa-.sfifl T ei 1 . NS., ' Football Review Although Plant did not have a state cham- pionship team, the Panthers compiled one of the best records yet made by a Plant eleven after meeting the best teams in the state. They ended the season with four wins, four losses and one tie. The team was represented on the All-State selection by Hal Starbuck and Charles Fleming, tackle and center respectively. Plant opened the season against Palmetto. The immediate score was a tie-0 to 0, but Plant was later awarded the game, 1 to 0, be- cause of the use of ineligible players by Pal- metto. A Plant victory was no more than right. In the game our boys out gained the Palmetto aggregation by fifteen first downs to their four. Fumbles were the cause of the lack of scoring punch. In the second tilt of the year, the Panthers met and defeated Bradenton High by a score of 12 to 6. A thrill developed in this game when Day, flashy Bradenton back, took the opening kick-off for a touchdown. The Panthers rallied, man- aging to hold Braden- ton and overcome their lead. Plant again showed the lack of a scoring punch, in not being able to score but two touchdowns on sixteen first downs. Our old rivals, the St. Pete Green Devils, crossed the bay to de- feat us 13 to 7 in our next gabe. This game was featured by the ball carrying of Brown a n d Puryear, w h 0 proved too much for Plant. In a last quarter attack, Plant scored a touchdown and was on the road for another when the game closed. ED WINDHAM A- -A ----------A--A-----------ooo Plant,s first road trip was a journey to Daytona Beach. The game resulted in a 7 to 7 tie. In the first half the Panthers took the overconfident Buccaneers by surprfse, and, by ripping huge gains through their line, marched down the field for a touchdown. In the sec- ond half the Daytona team rallied and man- aged to eke out a tie. The following week end Plant journeyed to Miami and was defeated 19 to 6 by the Stingerees. A long pass from I-Iance to Lynn netted Plant's only touchdown. However, the game was a hard fight and not as one sided as the score indicates. On Armistice Day, the Panther eleven met and defeated Plant City, 20 to 0. The game was played before a large crowd in Plant City. The Planters put up a good game, but were a little too light for the heavier Plant team. Plant's best game of the season was played against Lakeland. The Dreadnaughts were on the big end of a 12 to 0 score, but after the game they knew they had been in a football game. Their two touchdowns were the re- sults of two long runs-both over S0 yards. On Thanksgiving Day, Plant and Hillsbor- ough clashed for the city championshp. The Terriers won by 13 to 0. Although they lozt, the Panthers put up a good fight. The game was full of thrills from start to finish. At the annual football banquet held at the Hillsboro Hoted, Charles Fleming was elected captain for 1931. Herman Manson was chosen as alternate captain. The june graduation will claim thirteen letter men. RESULTS 19 3 O Plant 1-Palmetto 0 Plant 12-Bradenton 6 Plant 7-St. Pete 13 Plant 7--Daytona Beach 7 Plant 6-Miami 19 Plant 34-Sarasota O Plant 20-Plant City 0 12 15 O-Lakeland 0-Hilsborough Plant Plant ::::::::::::::::o---Q---....Q-o -ooo--ovvo---v--vv----------v--v--v 1 93 1 Y 5 'low ' 'M Woli S 5 f W 4 v P,'r G , 0 Q 3 ll 1 L X o , QLD, 3 5,5 y. ' 'Y-'Thi' A , ,-,Jr , 0 Q f A J -. 9 'h .I Y QQ -44-' 13. '-'-ik. .'-2 Br 11. ixjqe, ' ..'ll l'i Xl lx S9 Left to Right: Top-Capt. Ed Carter, halfback, 155 lbs., Junior. Ivan Cornelius, halfback, 150 lbs., Senior. Middle-Bob Lau, fullback, 165 lbs., Senior. Lloyd Griffin, end, 145 lbs., Senior. Bottom-Jack Montanye, end, 135 lbs., Senior. Raymond Peterson, quarterback, 140 lbs., junior. oooooeooooooooqoooeooooe eooofe Q-: :-ooo: : : : : : : : : :Qooo: :: :oooo vL ' A-, 1931 - ,f x e -.gg sy 'I' 4 ow . 9 f 6 X Mgt 0 . , 1 1. ffillflmg 9 42 ,K -4-.iiflfflllkk 5 ai i Nei., ' Left io Rigfof: Top-Dean Smith, tackle, 200 lbs., Senior. Bill Zewadski, center, 145 lbs., Junior. Middle-Jess Ferrell, guard, 150 lbs., Junior. Herman Manson, guard, 155 lbs., Junior Bottom-Steve Trice, Guard, 148 lbs., Senior. Wooidrow Lynn, end, 145 lbs., Senior. 1931 fi'-'-55A .W ' Sifzrlll.. Left io Right: Top-Rudy Rodriquez, quarterback, 140 lbs., Sophomore. Bill Setzer, fullback, 160 lbs., Senior. - Middle-Bill Spencer, halfback, 155 lbs., Senior. Douglas Hance, halfback, 145 lbs. junior. Bottom-Norman Stallings, guard, 145 lbs., Senior. Ray Mendez, end, 145 lbs., Senior. 1931 l i Q0-----------------------QQ--- ----Q---..-----------Q....... ill I . H fillll - Lcff to Rigbf: Charles Fleming, center, 170 lbs., Junior. Frank Houlilmn, tackle 16Slbs,SmhoL flalSumbuck,tackk,190lbs,Senmr ' GENTRYVILLE 1 9 3 1 A ooo.. A , Q 'JJ .ll I S . 3 .. 9 V 0 e 1 liar' 1 P 4 A Q - Q91 , fa.. fi.. X 2 4 ' ' V5 - S9 4fA4llQlk A X-. x if YQ H 1 . il. Q' Szzmmmgf 0f193O-31 Bmveelball Season Plant's 1930-31 basketball team proved to be the most successful team that Plant High has ever produced. Under the direction of Coach Tommy McCann, the Panthers won 23 of the 31 games played, won second place honors in the Big Ten Champonship Tournament, at Lakeland, were runners-up in the Seventh District Tourney, held In Tampa, reached the semi-Hnals in the Florida State Championship Tournament, at Gainesville, and won the City Championshp Series from Hillsborough. The Hrst team, composed of Rudy Rodriquez and Doug Hance, forwards, Grady Lester, center, and Bill Gaither and Lloyd Griffin, guards, formed a most colorful combination. Both Gaither and Lester Won first string honors on the A11 Big Ten and All Seventh District honorary quintets, chosen by coaches of teams competing in those tournaments. At the State Tournament, at Gainesville, Gaither, Lester and Rodriquez all were given honorable mention for their outstanding performances. The Pantherls second team, composed of Munden, Glogowski, K. Hance, McRae, and Street, performed neatly during the season, and were always ready to take the place nf any regfixlar. On March 11, after going through the entire season with a wonderful record, the Panthers ut a brilliant conclusion to their colorful basketball season by defeating the P 1 Hillsborough Terriers, 20-19, to Win the City Championship Series, two and one. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Plant 48-Wimauma 0 Plant 24-St. Petersburg 35 Plant 33-Hillsborough 30 Plant 21-Andrew Jackson 18 Plant 31-Clearwater 23 Plant 17-Gainesville 15 Plant 15-Hillsborough 20 Plant 24-Julia Landon 23 Plant 26-Clearwater 4 Plant 20-St. Augustine 7 Plant 23-Julia Landon 8 Plant 24-Lakeland 26 Plant 29-St. Augustine 12 Pant 33-Hillsborough 24 Plant 25-Lakeland 53 Plant 20-Hillsborough 19 ----A-----A-----::::::::-o----ov-o -:::::::o--Q- HTINYU GASTOFF ::0Qo-::: 1931 L e -ag ,f.'1llll'R l . lx, ' v am, Q P A 9 ' K , - xx ' f 1 . Q HS Jill' ' ' Q U. , fa2.'f:,. -I--JL. 3 ji' Il . I Ek 2 BASKETBALL Leff lo Right: Top-Kenneth Hance, forward, Junior. Walter Munden, forward, Junior, Douglas Hance forward, Junior. Middle-Lloyd Griflln, guard, Senior. Nat Glogowski, center, Sophomore. Bill Gaither, guard, Senior. Bottom--Rudy Rodriquez, forward, Sophomore. Grady Lester, center, Senior. 9' ' A f f-an i l C We P P' S Q . 'if' r- ' 'i .I - ' I A ,A - I-11 ' 0 4: -.a..gf1?bv?l.fgx T kt, Baseball 1931 This year Plant was the home of one of the best baseball teams in the state. Their record for the season was thirteen wins and three losses. After they had de- feated the Terriers 7 to 1 for the championship of the upper half of district 7, a forfeit to Bradenton kept Plant from entering the State Baseball Meet. Plant lost one game to both Lakeland and Brooks- ville, The Panthers hold two victories over each of the following teams: New Port Richey, Clearwater, Winter Haven, St. Leo College, and F. M. I. The climax of the season was the winning of the City Championship from Hillsborough. Plant, behind the steady hurling of Walter Davis, took the opening game in a walkaway. The score was 12 to 2. The Terriers came back strong in the second game and ,banged Strawn and Dean for a 9 to 4 victory. The third and deciding contest was 'the closest yet waged between the two schools. The Terriers tied the score in the last of the ninth, In their part of the tenth Plant managed to eke across one run and then hold Hillsborough in the last QQQsoQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-0 of the tenth. The score was Plant 5, Hillsborough 4. This was Plant's second City Championship in four years. Plant's infield, composed of Lloyd Griffin at first base, Billy Gaither on second base, Jim Dean at short stop, and Rudy Rodriqucz at third base, played airtight ball throughout the season. They were backed up by a sapable outfield made up of Bob Lau in right field, Willie Strawn in center field. Charles Fleming as catcher played his position well while Walter Davis, Plantis hurling ace, was said to be one of the best pitchers in the state. Nat Glogowski, out-fielder, Billy Bowman, in-fielder, and Phil Whitacker, pitcher, were dependable substitutes, Plant had a hard hitting club with many batters hit- ting well over .500. Lau finished the season with a mark of .400. Close behind him were Dean, Hance and Gaither who were hitting over JSO. Fleming, Griffin, Gaither, Lau and Montanye will be lost to Plant for next season. Qoooooooooeoqq,Qooooooeqeqeooeqoooqqg 1931 i A . , .al l n an . Q -'49 'Q ' , 0 A 9 f . ,Ax . . F ff-aiurilly Q ta: ,ad-fAfgl'l hkk. '35 Nfkblt Tmae At Plant, track is fast becoming a popular sport. This year there were forty boys out under the tutelage of Coach Cox. The team was entered in four meets. Plant lost a dual meet to St. Pete by 81 to 45. Captain Cornelius by winning the 100 yd. dash, by taking third in the 220 yd. dash and by running in the 880 relay, was our high point man. In this meet Hill captured first in the mile with Manson and Hall taking first places in the shot and pole vault, respectively. Mc- Elmurray, Cohen, Spencer and Cornelius com- pose the winning relay team. Our second meet of the year was with Hills- borough. The Terriers eked out a 64 to 49 win. Spencer did outstanding work by taking first place in both the 100 yd. dash and the 220 yd. dash. Plant secured three other first places through the efforts of Houlihan, who won first place in the high hurdles, Griffin, who took first honors in the shot put, and Hall who again captured' the po-le vault. Plant's most outstanding meet of the year was the West Coast Track Meet. Ten teams were entered in this meet and Plant took second place. St. Pete won the meet, and Hillsborough, who defeated us earlier in the season, got only fourth place. In this meet Plant piled up their points mostly on second places. Lloyd Grifhn broke the West Coast shot put record with a heave of 41 ft., SM inches, and our relay team won first. Spencer, Plant's dash man, won two second places with Cornelius, Watson, Blake and Houlihan placing in their events. Plant finished the season by entering the state meet at Gainesville. Among a Held of twenty- five teams, Plant came out in the eighth place. Our relay team composed of McElmurray, Grifhn, Cornelius, and Spencer, won second place and also broke the old state record. Wat- son got third in the half mile, while Houlihan, Griffin, and Spencer placed in the high hurdles, shot, and 220 yd. dash respectively. Graduation will claim such stars as Houlihan, Spencer, Cornelius, Mendez, Jordan and Hill. 0---voo------v-v-o------oooooov-- 1931 -N 3 C '41-D 'l ' iii, H Sgr filfmg 4! A fl' 'TTT K A Lv. 9 by Y ,Y . o 2 vlillllx . ' P . Q A o , 0 , S ' .X V 'i 0 , -1 -. - 4 0 a - L ' l ,Lx The Golf Team has had one of the most successful 'members, was runner up in the State Amateur Champion- lyears in the history of Plant. The boys, as a team, won ship at Clearwater. Members of the team arc: 'the State Championshp at Gainesville and the Big Ten Charles Bailey, Harry Root, jr., jack Taylor, -Ir., Championship at Lakeland. jack Taylor, one of the and Clyde Perry, Jr. , V L The tennis team carried Plantls colors into all parts Ten Tournament at Lakeland, and won a number of of the state, participating in various matches. St. Peters- their matches. The members of the team are: burg and Lakeland were met at different times, and Marshall Landers, Norman Stallings, jack Montanye, successfully played. The boys also played in the Big and Ed Mclilmurray. , Qooqqeoogqogooqoa--o--oo--------v,-,,,--,--vv---vvv----ov-o-v---Q---,- 1931 f ., av-.- ff Q-is H85 , M-X Z. . in y uf., Q ' 0 . f wig' ' f P L , A Q . 0 , h - -Ig' l it -.,- I 2 , !-llrll. U 42 -14-..':,. - 1-5. 5- fl. L fmt- if Q Sha Goodbye, This yearls graduation will claim nineteen lettermen. During their stay in Plant, these athletes have received a total of forty-one Pis for their participation Ain high school sportsg NAME Lloyd Griflin Ivan Cornelius Bob Lau Billy Gaither Bill Spencer Frank Houlihan SLCOND YEAR Baseball Track Football Baseball Football Basketball Baseball Track Track THIRD YEAR Football Baseball Basketball Track Football Track Baseball Football Basketball Baseball Football Track Football Track Leftepffmm' thirteen in football, seven in track, four in baseball, three in basketball and two in golf. The individuals and their accomplishments 'IFCZ NAME Grady Lester Jack Montanye Steve Trice Jack Taylor Dean Smith Bill Setzer Norman Stallings Woodrow Lynn Ray Mendez Jack Hill Harry Cohen SECOND YEAR Basketball lst 81 Znd Year Football Golf Most of these boys expect to continue their education and ath- letics in college. We wish them all the success in the world! QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 00-000000 93 THIRD YEAR Basketball Baseball Football Football Football Football Football Football Football Track Track oqooooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1 .fl I Y Av' P is X eva Q Girly' Afbleficf During Miss Pierce's sec- ond year in Plant much improvement in girls' athletics has been shown. She is an excellent coach and is much loved by all the girls. Two games of Volleyball, the first sport of the year, were played with Hills- borough and the Convent. Plant defeated the Con- vent, but lost to Hills- borough. Two Basketball teams, Plant Varsity and Plant Pups, were entered in the City League. Plant won the Blue Division Cham- pionship. Track followed Basketball, and a meet with Hills- borough is anticipated, but is scheduled too late for results to be included in the Annual. Plant had one of the best baseball teams entered in the City League Diamond Ball Contest. Good-sports- manship and clean playing have been dominant fac- tors. :ooooQ::::,o:::::::: 1931 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ , -r- W Hwy' v Am' Q Q P5 f G ' , 1 A 9 . Q-.f:,. -'--RCAL 3 , R Pg, - wax ZWKL -59 GIRLS' BASEBALL GIRLS' TRACK 1931 A ,f is, .-., .Lw T v Q- P 9 . ' 3 A , ' I 3 L A A Q S -l.5-mln xx 'Z fl 'K A S 4452. M'-u 22 , W ,X 3 W mx Q I ?W mlm PLAN T PUPS GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -ooo I- 1 Q ' ' ' '42 , E W 1' ,-ii' 2 H ,f FLY , O ' 0 Sgwwr-M A 12 ,.f4iQ?f!L'9-'his Mill, SQ 9- W RQ . 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J.z.'s:'?S'TiHvZf,: ' 2 f,','nL2Q,5'7 S 6-9.5 L f 353515 f v.a:fi-ww . -g g. Q ' ,- x gfegfmf' 5'- 'x . 3 W. X w x 'f X i X 3. I ' 1 x R 5 5 X, ,41- 5 -. .. ,. . A, , X x . Q1,Zj4fg?if55',1, Q, .Wi v ' Jfz!f2fzgg ADVERTISA , Q THE PANTHER 1931 3 3 5 o 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 x'Q30T7- 2 z 3 3 A 493 Qc z - 2 2 o - 3 S 'rl Q ' ' :P 5 2 o : 2 3 rl- H T 2 ' o g W Q . 2 a -3 0' 21- V 3 , .- L 0 o f- fi' f: A 1, Ziww ,I ' 2 . I-I-I :- 3 3 3- 2 I Q U 1' 1- 0 Q 3 3 3 ' 0 5 rf - Us 5 ' s 0 z Z 3 g O 2 F gp mf 112 z O , 0 0 r-I-1 LT! ,' ' . 0 U :T z z ca, 1 Ei X 16 g Q e o . gf, . Q ox -9 , 0 N0-. 0 Q 5 4 X-f 5 . I 3 2 P-I Z T53 Q50 g 3 3 w En U3 Lf? 2 3 3 2 Z O fr ' 0 3 3 D an ' 0 0 'U fl. rg wg O g H 3 Q . Q, -. 4 Q g .. ' ' '3 3 ' 2:3 -lun E fi ,I 2 3 - Y? UN 0 gpg- we C a ::::::::x ----- xx: '---'---'- - ' 1 vs- we M' 5 4 g o 3 3 2 O U, 3 3 f 3 EQ Q 'B m Q? 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C r Aww Z fm Z W , I ' L EI W d S my H N 0 V, P l40lllllOO00IIOl000000000OOOOIOIIOIOOICCOOOIOO 000000000Ill0O00l0ll0llllIIIIIOQIOOOOOOOOOOGGO 0 Q THE PANTHER M31 - - -Q Q ,,,,----------0--Q---M ' 2 ,------ ' ' 0 ,,,,---------- ' 2 22 2 f '---- 2 2 2 2 2 2 Q2 'U 2 2 2 r 2 2 2 2 Q E 22 2 25 ' P 2 52 O 2 2 ' xg' K N 2 -3 Lf? 2 2 I 2 , 2 3 f 2 3, g 2 2 2 2 22 2 0 2 XAFQRQX 2 N 2 C N - 2 22 4Z'w3s:2Z'.wbe.gq 'G V 2 12 Z G w 2 2 2 O Q2 cw 2 2 U rn 2 2 2 gb 22 Q - 2 2 W I Q 2 22 ' LD Fr OJ I 2 4' S+- 2 22 X4 2 2 '4 2 2 Q 5 U2 ' 2 2 I 2 2 2 2 7: Q N 2 N4 2 2 2 2 Q 3- 2 2 2 2 Z CL 2 22 0 2 2 -----,4 2 in 4 3 2 22 o--,,,------- 2 U7 Q 2 L--- --------- H- ' 2 Q Q C 2 ----- ---- - ' 2 E C5 2 O.-- ,,-- --- '- -2 0 I Q Q 1 2 T ' 2 54 -4 Q2 Q' Ex: 2 22 55 ' 2 3 N 3 2 2 20 O ' 2 U 22 Cl- 33 2 Q 2 Q, Q1 2 W 5 2 2 22- Z Q0 Q 3 P 2 2 2-I-2 un Z 2 2 Q Q C J OJ K 2 ' w Z ' ' - Q2 CD ' 2 C 2 2 Q- ..x -.Q 2 2 O V, I'l'l cn. 3 fn 2 2 Q, Oo ,-2 2. 2 2 2 22- Z Q 2 2 2 f' if 3, 22 Q. 2 2 2-22 cn U3 -. 2 E E- E:7 r Q4 D, Q- 2 2 Q Z2 Q'. F5 2 2 X. 2 2 DP E r11 c H 8 2 2 N I U7 Cl. 2 2 f rn 2-2 E 2-- 2 2 I1 T 2 ' S 'Q an Z 22 2 2 2 2 Q2 3 2 - 2 2 ,U Q cn Z U- 5? '92 2 2 0 23 2 2 O 24 5 EL 2 2 cw 2 2 I S 0 22 2 2 0 U2 2 2 22 3 2 2 2 2 -P U 2 2 ---.,,, 2 -P V3 2 ---- ' 2 XD 2 2 ,----------0---- N 5- -P ------------- 4,,,--o Q' Q Q ' QQ QQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQ THE PANTHER 19 with the Igest Wishes oI ci SoutIi I:IoricIa RutvIic UtiIity Corporation QQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ rfhorizea' Sales and Serv HOLTSINGER MOTOR CO. 1101 E. BROADWAY Phone Y 1661 Q QQQQQ QQQQ QQQQQQ QQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q QQQQ4 VQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ SMART LITTLE SUMMER FROCKS AND TI-IE NEW ACCESSORIES V REASONABLY PRICED AT MAAS BROTHERS ,QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ . , Q -., W PH V y A . 1: v M 3 ' , 2 ' I gm K , Y 5 A A D i X . , S ,,g',Un -x Q V Q .' , '- n 'V 4 M Q2.i:,. --'nl ff if . 1 Y QQ, fm.-N Zilla - :::::::-Q-.--::::-Q--::--o-:::::o on Q Q 1931 W Q- Q oo 'TIJE PfXN'T1iElK 1931 Q- 3 o 'o M N ' ' '- W3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Insure your future by starting to save early in life. 3 2 Endowment Life Insurance provides a systematic, E E certain and safe method of accumulating a com- 2 3 petency for your later years and at the same time E 3 will provide protection for your loved ones if you 3 3 Q pass On. 5 3 E OSCAR A. AYALA, Manager 3 3 3 3 3 3 Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company 3 l 320 CASS STREET E 3 ' TAMPA, FLORIDA 3 3 3 3 ' 3 1......-,.......... ............... .. .................................. 1 3 '3 3 ' 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Compliments Of 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 . . 3 z 3 5 Whitaker, Hlmes g 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 - 3 E Complimenfs of 3 3 and Whltaker 3 3 3 3 .l 3 The 3 ' 3 3 ' '3 3 Tampa Gas Company 3 3 , 5 , 3 3 Laura s Eeauty Slwop 3 3 3 3 E 3 3 Shelton Steam Permanent Waves 3 3 E . s All Kinds of Beauty Work E E E 3 PHONE H 3073 1013 SWANN AVE. E 3 3 3 5 3 TAMPA, FLORIDA 3 U -------------------------------..4 ,. O O O 3 3 I 3 0 0 O 0 0 3 0 0 O 0 0 O O O 3 O 0 O 3 3 0 0 O i- -------------------------------..4 THE PANTHER 1931 P I 3 l 3 l 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 0 0 O I 2 3 5 2 0 3 - 3 2 5' 3 3 3 3 3 F11 o-73 2 2 2 O- fb o 2 Sw 2 3 2 ---CJ' 0 Q: 0 Q O 5 S fi 3 :O 3 3 3 FTF? .. 3 Q2 O :r T , 2 m Z 2 2 ' gf 2 32 a 2 J- 2 53 0 o- go 2 , 5 fb 2 2 2 H 2 N 2 E Q.-2 0 35:3 3 5 0 Q 3-on :2-1:4 :rw :2---ff 0 f-2 - 2 ,W FW, 2 D 33w225O0z'EET o fn QS 22+ 022: 2. Z 'LQQQ2-ismaifi-2, 2 H' 5 H va ff 3' P302 zffig' OH3i1.32wOwle2i?g: 2 H-2, .gg 3 Q FD O 3 3 0 Uj,E'rvQ3,gD-B234 gms ' 'D 'H 3 3 Lqrn ,...' 3 3 '! cw 9450 33:2-f+5'D ' 3 2 rn 0 Q , 5 E- 3 Q -1 ng? D-5-5. O X435 3 , Q Q Q Q in . 3 2-13+-gm O,.,3-M0079 3 W K4 lg mgfgf-+3 Og gp ECr, fL'U5 2m:'5g3 0 ' O 0 Q D' 0 Q clagdgwrggff H I C' 3 O -I t'1'1 3 O 0 H-2-mH1'ocroD':'d:2- 3 UQ 2 3 2-2 HQ 2 3 W 'U SJ fb 0 ofoffwi-2 2 o 2. ,qyggmog rv... wr, S-fsg-2 f5Q,. 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I I I II I II II I I I I I I I 0 n I I I 0 II II II 0 U 0 I I II II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L -.-- ---------------------- --- MILK Rich Milk from the Hnest herds in Hillsborough County, Pasteurized for Safe Baby Milk safety. ICE CREAM Poinsettia Ice Cream of today is the perfect product of 20 years of Ice Cream making. Thr Smile Follows fha' Sf10011 . .,'-' all ' ' ,ICEICQEAM PHONE 4689 MARION Sl CASS .--------------------------------- L--- P-------0--------------------------------------A -.. Y----------------------------- ----------------.f,--------------.. DIAMONDS If your gift is to be a diamond ring-here you will find a decidedly interesting col- lection of diamonds of rare qualty, beauty, and exceptfonal value, displayed in fettings I of pleasing charm-A wide range of prices I to se'ect from-A visit' will impress you. I . I Beckwith-Range .IeweIry Co. I I 410 FRANKLIN STREET I Opjmsiff' COIll'f I-Ionxr' I--- r-0 ----..- -......-... 0 -Q ....--.. - I I ,, . I Bushy-- Yes, sir, I kept a speak- I easy for two years. I jean- Then what? Did you sell I out?,' I Bushy- No, I stopped drink- I ingI,, I 1 1 1 I John, the house is on fire! I john Isleepilyj: Well, go shut I off the furnace. There's no use I Wasting coal.', I 1 1 1 I Shipwrecked Professor-In my I own country, you ignorant fools, I I,m regarded as a man of letters. I Cannibal King - Good! Fine! I XYfe,ll make you into alphabet soup. I I 1 1 1 I And little Roscoe laughed and I laughed. ri: I I I I I I I I I I I I 4..-..----------------..-----..-------------------..c. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I----------------------------M---------,------.. 1 3 9 1 R E H T N A P E H T I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E I I I I I I I I --.I I---O -1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I .45-I 1' I I 2545! I I --1-aII:!II..,III:n, - I X I I - I S Ei I I COIIZIIJIIIIZFIYZLS of I irf em i s I I I MKRAFT I I TAMPA I Hyonnalfiei I I I I I I I I TERMINAL I ff' I I I I I I I I I I Tampa Cheese Company I I I , I I I PHONE 4613 I I I I I I I M- ....-.- o..0. I- Q .--.---...... .... - .4 .. .... ... .................. - T39 ?93?33339939939331 CPC' SQQOGSCCCC 311 CLLLSQQSSQQQ ocnmqbaqvazaancpczv I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I C0mpli11fze11fs of E I I I I re erman o. ' F cl F C I I I I I I I I I I BARBCUR WARD I I CHEVROLET I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I fb 3 3 z xj . 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' '9999'9' 09009993 3 o o 5 GQQDV GQQDY SANDWICHES o 2 1 1 19 FLORIDA AVENUE 1629 GRAND CENTRAL AVENUE 5 TAMPA E To work for all ecfzzcvzfiolz is Iifffs grcfafesl rzcbicwmlzelzf. 3 To enjoy that eclmwzlion is fifcfs greatesf plcfaszztre. o 1. ................... V ........-....................................... f'mm m' 'm 'mmm1 ?m mmm'mm'm'm' g O O 3 Grange State E 3 E . g , 2 Compliments of o. 2 Motor Com an 1 + o g 0 I UNCORPORATED9 3 E Qttiee Economy Index 3 MoToR TRUCKS TRACTORS g g , R T 5 Corner Machson and Brush Sts. E E INCORPO A ED E Phones 3570-3 577 E i L ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ood D O... '.'.' 00.0 .Q.. 00+.0'..O'. -Q THE PANTHER 1931 r --------------.---o.-- ..-.......--...----....---.-- - .---------- .0 QQ--.- ' l o o o 3 YOUR BEST VALUE 3 o 0 i . i 2 3 V K 'Z - rv I llts illlue N : 5 1az75QEHEG3'i3Q3?? E1 s 5 l i 'T - 'f 1 . E 4 , if i 1 ' 1 z VE: V h f.51n:I1is'n :li 1 PE-slr. - jg' E . I, i s - - Q, o ' o Q PURE AS GoLD TASTE BETTER l o o 2 ls made of the best wheat the nation grows. Pure whole milk, malt and i l fresh yeast all blended and baked just right to produce a good bread- i 8 Man's Best Food. E o , 0 C li l I g HEgNDERSON 'BAKING CO. 5 Q Q1ldlifj,7 Bakers 2 o 1, ....... M ........, -T ................................ ..-..-, ....... ..-..: P01 99?' 999'99'9' '9 ''9 ' ::':::: :::::::::::::::::39' ' l i PHONES 4663-4369 E s 9 I Q TOWNE'S TAMPA STEAM LAUNDRY 2 3 AND 3 1 rnwufs mwnfs 2 5 TAMPASHAM THE TCWNE CLEANERS mnvismn E o 5' E 0 E mum 1105-25 FIFTH AGENUE mmm E L- ................. .. .............................................. ---..l 1---. -------- Q- ---- M- ------'----- - 1 r ---'-- -' '--------' N -----'- --' ' 5 o E Comlblivnwzfs of : 5 Comllnlzmenfs of S ' i S i l Lighthouse Service Station 5 E Bay to Bay Drug Store E a g 0 0 U E 620 Magnolia Avenue l 5 Bay to Bay and Lisbon E Q 0 O O ' PHONE H 3572 1 5 PHONE H 3076 f o o 1 ,,,,. ,,.,.... .. ,............... .J l ........... ..-.. ............... ..1 LANT HIGH SCHOOL students are not so much interested in securing bargain prices in photo- graphs as they are in getting quality photographs and sympa- thetic personal service. The Portraits and Feature Pictures in the 1930 Panther, winner of All State Cup, were by BLAKESLEE-KLINTWORTH cb' All Portraits and Feature Section groups in this annual are by Blakeslee-Klintworth. ---------- ------ 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U 2 O 0 O 0 3 g H :I U F 3 g'TJ ga, 42 P-l E F 75 Q -1-1 C W Z -I C E r'f'l the style .... the price .... the quality .... you have always Wanted. CNRS ampmf' Ozffffafmihq 7Ulfll' arc' hwhflbn' fx f 444 m i lf XIFURNITURE QOMPANY 802 505 FLORIDA AVENUE h..-Jgkmmfmw A5wwW55W0 i-r I , KG?1mAEf?Qd EW! 2 414., F 3 Ig 'f -rf ARTHUR KESSLER exquisite clothes for the sweet girl graduate for the sophisticated debutante S 16 TAMPA STREET Formerly of Worth ----Q---------------------- Complimen is of SPCDRTSIVXEIXVS S U P P LV C O. Sjlorthzg Goods Exclusively 118 FLORIDA AVE. 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