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

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MRS. RUTH A: :m:-,RMAN T:'a:'Z::':' SU:s,:: ms: llistury Sumo: s ATT: Nix: ::: Ga. Stxte Wmiieifs College, C0l::n:lwi.: University. Univer- sity of North Carolina. Drmu :z A.B., M.A. Hon: Ttoom: -lunior B GUY O. BURNS Tl'd1'!7l'l' SUBJ: 4 ls: Chemistry, Physics SL HOOI 5 A'I'l'l'NDI ::: Alabnm.: Poly teelinic lnsritute D::::::1r,: ILS., M.S. Hon: Room: junior A MRS. DOROTHN C:,:N:f.:-:3L':':-R 'l':u1:'fw:' Sum: urs: l-Znglisli, Speech - S: :mm s A: :: w:m:,::: l5.S.CQ.XY'. D: :.::: :: A.l':. SPoxsc::is:::1's: National Tliespiiiiis How: :xooxiz Sophcmiore A Q Mus. BIIATRICE A:,:.Goo:: MRS. BIl'I I'Y CAx:P:3E:.:. T:'u:'f2:'r I T:':1:'l1:':' SU::,:: c1':s: English SLVXII c Ts: Hisinry Se::t:::: s A: :': Nh:-:rx Nlnsmeliiixetta ' SL::oo:.s ATT: NU: :sz Alfred Universi:y, State College, Ciolunibia University, f' 1 Micl:ig.::: University. D:-c,:t:':: B.S., M.A. 9 ' JD: c.::: :.z li.S. S:'oxsu:as::::'s: Plant Clmpter N.::in::::l K' ' l HUM: Room: Aluninr A llnnnr Society ,A I V' ' Hom:-Room: junior A Q MRS. MARIE CQLLIN5 Mlss TI',RlKX' G::. Mus. L15A:f: MAL HAQKN:-LY 'l4:':1rf1:':' T:'a:'f::':' T:':1:'f::':' SU::,::.m.':'s: Home liennoniies SC::uu:,s ATT: N:::',U: Georgia State Col- lege fur XYVUINCH, University of Georgia. Dunk: : : 13.5. in Vocatimigil Home lico- IIOITIICS lloM:.:moM: Soplmmore A SUBAIIKISZ journalism, linglish Sc.::oo:,s ATT: NIHIDI F.S.Ci.W. lJ:.u:1: :: A.B. SUBJ: ms: Binlngy St:::1o:,x A': :: Nu: nz University uf 'l'.:mpa S:'oN5oRS::::'s: Pep O'l'lant, Presidentk D:r.:1::: AJS. Cabinet Cllublicatiimsj l lOMliRO0M2 junior A M:ss J:Ess::f LAv:N:A Dv: :t 'l':'u:'f7:':' Su:4,::1f.Ts: Typing, Slwrtliaml Sc1Hoo: s ATT: Nmfn: University nf Chi- cago, University of Florida, Gregg Col- lege, Grinnell College. D: t,:t:1E: Pl1.B. Hom: noon: Senior A I5 Cu-S:-owsoia: Red Cross Knitting Club Hom:-Room: Soplmmore A I M:ss RUTH Gi: :.:: AND 7 :':::'l:u:: SU::,::.: :sz History SCHoo:.s ATT:N:::::: Southern College: F.S.C.XY'.: University nf Cfoloratlo. Dick: :: A.B., M.,-X. HOMERQQM: Suplminnre B

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The general theme for our annual this year is the , Q I Loyalty of the South to the United States. We have many reasons to be proud of the contributions of southerners to the cultural, economic, and political 5 Q ff X' . . . V. life of our country. We recall with pride the accom- plishments of our men in times of war in all branches of our armed services. Wliile the southern man in the ranks has always been noted for his remarkable cour- age, we also have as part of our great heritage the rec- ords of their remarkable leadership. In this perilous time our hopes have been aroused and our patriotism gratihed by the glorious example of Florida's illus- trious heroes. Our loyalty to our country will be I forever a contributing factor in the preservation of the ideals of the United States. C. PHIL PET1-las Principal St1iiooi.s A1 'ri.Nin-,nz North Texas State Teachers College, University of Texas, A.lf.lf. University of Beaune, Cote d' Or, France. Dlcncii' BS WS C. PHIL PETERS Miss GLADYS AN'I'HONY A.ixi,vli111i Pfiflfflllzll Sc Hoot s rxTII.NDllJ1 XY'esleyan College, Columbia University. Dl'f.Rl-li A.B., M.A. Nature has been lavish in her kindness to the South, but we know that it takes more than the natural sunny climate and rich soil to produce here ll vegetation of which we can boast. ln like manner, your social, edu- cational, and democratic opportunities have been abundant and free, and it is equally necessary for you to exert eager hands and earnest hearts to make the most of all your opportunities if you are to be the type of citizen which is needed. It is your privilege and duty to learn now to do willingly and efficiently some type of worthwhile work. Make each day's ex- periences and opportunities serve you in your growth mentally, morally, physically, and spiritually remem- bering that successful growth will not be attained without conscious continued effort on your part. MISS GLADYS ANTHONY 12

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MRS. lVlAUD HA'x'i'N13sS Y'l'LIt'f7t'l' SUlx,ll,c1'i's: lfnglisli, Art StiiOO1.s lx'I l'l.NDl.IlZ University Minnesota UI Okuf: A.li. l'loMliitO0M: Junior B tif Mus. ELI-IANOR HAYT LfI7l'1Il'illlI SQHOOIS A'l l'l:NDI-.IDI limory University Dloiu iz B.Pl1.. A.B. in L.S. Sifoxsoixsiiiifsz Book Club SEROT. JOSEPH P. HOLLOMAN Iuxlrnrfor SUBJl'LZ'l'S1 R.O.T.C. Sciioom Arriixnrnz U. S. Army, 22 years, Engineering Scliool, U, S. Army S1'ONsORsHivs: Presidenfs Cabinet fMilitary Alfairsj Mus. LEONA C. HARXX'OOD Miss MARGUERITE HOLDER Yi1'1Il'l7l'7' Tmuliur SUBJECTS: French, Fnglisli Sunji-cTs: Biology Sclioors ATTLNUI oz University of Ver- SCHool,s A'1 l'LND1',n: F.S.C.W. mont, Boston University DEGREE: A.l5. lJI'GRI I : lS.S., A.lS. l'lUMl.ROONl2 Senior B Sivowsok SHIPS! iflifzixw, Annual, Freneli Club HOMLROOM: Senior A MRS. MAUDE F. HOUGPI LT. DA1.LAs B. HUNDl.l,ZY MRS. RUTH CARRELL JOHNSON Tvzzrfwr Asst. P. M. 81 T. Tmu'ln'i' SUli.llL'I'S1 English Suujucisz Latin, History SYHOOLS A'1 1'iNmfn: Cincinnati, Wes- SCHOOLS ATTVNDIIJ: F.S.C.W'., East- leyan College man Sellool of Music lJi,c:nLi,: A.l3. DLGIU-Li.: A.B., B.M. Hormitooxa: Speeinl SPONSORS!-UPS! President's C.1bll1Cf, Student Council IIOMHQOOM: Sophomore li JAMES HUGHIZS Miss MARY LOU IRSCH J Ti'm'ln'1' and rllfifi-fir' IJii'r'1'ln1' Slluzrlwm' SUn,ri.c'rs: Social Subjects Suiijiscrsz English SCHOOLS ATTi,Nm1o: University of SCHOOLS A'I'TiiNDED: Brennu College, Florida F.S.C,W'. Diicauiz BA. in H.P.L. Diiomahz A.B. in Iicl. SPoNsousH1Ps: Key Club, I.crtermen's HL7MI:.ROOMZ Junior B Club 14