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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1943 volume:

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F A C U L T Y C L A S S E S A C T IV IT IE S S PO R T S F E A T U R E S Woo by Dedication W SJ Fully realizing that in no Way can we repay these boys for the sacrihce they have made-we, the 1943 Senior Class of Henry B. Plant High' School, dedicate to the boys of our class in the Armed Forces-this first Wartime Panther--in the earnest hope that it can in some degree express the gratitude for which there are no Words either humble or glorious enough. ir Rkuo-Q ML, 'YYNMQ In Appreciation These are just a few Words to express our deep and sincere appreciation for the valued help given us by Mrs. Lydia Gssorio. Without her guidance and integrity the Staff could never have gathered the material, taken care of the finances, or compiled the Panther into a success- ful Yearbook. So may We, the Staff, take this time and space to give our heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Ossorio, our guiding star in the publication of the '43 Annual. SONS OF PLANT Sons of Plant and Glory Fear no battle gory Nor retreat from enemy- To gold and black victorious, Ana' their honor glorious We will pledge our loyalty. Never will we how to vietor's heel 5 Never will the Panthers lowly kneel Courage never dying, Colors proudly flying, VC7e'll sweep on to victory! l C. PHIL PiaTi5Rs 1'rim'ijml Sc H0013 A'r1'1 NIH n: North Texas State 'l'c.lcl1crs Cnllegv, Uniwrsily nf Texas, A.li.li. University of l'mu.1uiw, filllt' tl' Ur, l:I'.lIlL'L'. Dimu 1: BA., M.S. Miss G1.Am's AN'i'noNs' Anivftnzt I'rim'ijml SL Hum s A'I I'I Nun nz Wash-y.in Cnllcgc, Cfulnnibi.i University. FACULTY gk, M 's4,. lllksl Kim, l.i'jI In Rigfrf: Mr. Peters, Miss Gil, Mrs. Pntts, Mrs. hlnlinsnn, Mrs. Hayt, Mrs, CZULICII, Miss l,.lSll'.l, Mrs. R.1lvcv, Mrs nods, Mrs. I..lnc, Miss Antlwny. SIKONIY ROW: Mrs. lhrwood, Mrs. Cortina, Miss Caldwell, Miss Manning, Miss M. iliillilaml nliss R. Ciillil.ind, Mrs. ,IllI'kl.ll1, Mrs. Ossarin, Mrs. Allgtmd, Mrs. Kitclicn, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs, O'Ncil. ilillllilt Row: Mr. Burns Miss Irsuli, Miss llycr, Mrs, R. klulinsun. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Murrnw, Mrs. Hunk, Miss Sluw.1rt, Mrs. Scwcll, Sgt. Rivcrs JA UARY CLASS V , 1 Officers y N . . ---- I i -It , . ' ii 1 as QQ. P P .lgirfgi .5:.' 'Q f' , y . . ,. E Q P gsfig. . ,. ,l +V Q. g s ,.,s' ,t .,- FRANK MIRABELLA Presidrm' PEGGY DECKARD Secretary BETTY JANE BRowNsEY Vice President CLASS HISTORY Plant High, here we come! That was our attitude the first day we stormed the portals of old Henry B. Plant. We had waited a long time for this day and we were ready for it. First semester in Plant passed quickly. With great hubbub and enthusiasm we sent Helen Coggin and Billy Lowry to the Court of Pantherilla and picked as our president, Bobby Frank. We elected Billy Lowry as his understudy, and Helen Coggin as his minute taker. Football began our first semester . . . then basketball and oh . . . we were well represented in all of these. We sent Helen Coggin to Pantherilla again and as her escort we chose Billy Wynne. Next we elected Joyce Beard as our class head. We thought Jimmy Baughman would do the job well as vice- president and jane Linker would make a good secretary. Like we say we were doing all right in football and such with Ed Robinson managing the team for the boys. Now we are honest-to-goodness Senior A's--no foolishness about us-at least that's what we told ourselves. Come to think of it, we WERE a nice class and very busy. Why we had a finger or two in every student activity pie around Henry B. There just wasn't a thing we didn't have some say about. Olive Beryl Kitchen was Editor of the Pep O' Plant. Gloria Rosen, Peggy Deckard, Ralph Millsap, Irma Perryn, Alma Driskell, and Jacquelyn Davis all assisted her on the staff. In student politics you found us too. Helen Coggin was vice-president of the Student Council. On the President's Cabinet were Billy Belle, George Burke, Barbara Fennel, Bobby Frank, Olive Beryl Kitchen, Irma Perry with Bobby Bryant as our president. We had our share of intellectuals, toog Irma Perryn, Pearl Taake, Olive Beryl Kitchen, Betty Jane Brownsey, Dor- othy Cahoon, Sarah Boswell, Helen Coggin, Peggy Deckard, joe Mesada, and Bobby Frank were members of the National Honor Society. Helen was January editor of the annual. Bobby Frank received the Junior Rotarian Award and Olive Beryl was awarded the Kiwanette medal for the outstanding graduating member in the Kiwanette Club. We took time out from all these activities to elect Bobby Frank as our president, Pearle Taake, vice-president and Olive Beryl, secretary. We were still doing all right in sports, too. Ralph Millsap had been elected Captain, with jimmy Baughman as his alter- nate. Billy Belle, George Burke, and Howard Cannon were our football heroes and they did a good job. johnny Gantt was still steppin' high during the half, and this year we were enjoying the struttin' of Betty Jane Brownsey and Jacquelyn Davis, our two cute drum majorettes. Burke and Millsap were making points on the basketball team and Burke, with another member of our class, jimmy Powell was burning up the ground in track. To our last Pantherilla we sent Helen Coggin and Billy Wynne, a nice choice even if we do say so ourselves. The war clouds were gathering thick and fast . . . boys like Billy Belle, Joe Mesada, and Johnny Gantt who had made such good oflicers in the R.O.T.C. were thinking about join- ing up before the eighteen year old draft got them. Before we knew it King Albus, Raymond Cigarran, Emory Don- aldson, Johnny Gantt, Jack McLendon, jimmy Powell, Dennis Rawls, Ed Robinson, Fred Sauls, and Dan Walker were all in the service and school was getting mighty lonely without them. The war clouds have gathered thickly now. They're rather apt to make us unaccustomedly sober. But we're not worried . . . not us. Up to now we've been uncertain as to our careers . . . but not any more. We ve done a lot of looking into the future . . . and what do we see? That's easy . . . a bright new tomorrow for America. How do we know? That's easy, too. It's OUR tomorrow and we've decided to make it bright. That's the career we've chosen. It's our job . . . the one we know now we were born for . . . this january Class of 1943 . . . so we'll just say . . . so long, until TOMORROW. .,...,.....'.n.-, Jnlvius annum. Jimmm A Imlim' man lu' ix no alrmlllg for u'ln'r1' ln' ix, tbvrfx a girl alwul. H.R. Pres. 39, 40, V. Pres. 41, Rep. 42, 43, V. Pres of Jr. B Class 41, Football 39, 40, 41, 42, Alt. Captain 42, Basketball Mgr. 40, Lettermen's Club 41, 42, 43, Treas. 41, 42, V. Pres. 43, Key Club 42, 43, R.O.'I'.C. Corp. 40, Sgt. 41. BELLE, WlL1.IAM PAUL! BUTCH Ha always flglrlx his way fo win lln' game, uml m'1'1'r llziulci himself lo win flu' fame. R.O.T.C. 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, Lieut, 42, 435 H.R. Committee Clam. 41, Pep O' Plant Rep. 42, Football A Squad 42: Lettermen's Club 42, 43, President's Cabinet 42, 433 Hall Monitor 42, 433 Psychology Club 42, 43, Victory Corps 43, BROOKS, ALICE BAIRD If xilrlln' wen' gulaleu, xbfxl be a lwzilliollairv. Girl Reserves 41, 42, Psychology Club 42, Pep Squad 41. BROWNSEY, BETTY JANE Twirl xlu' van aml lu'irl ilu' will, lwr btlllllll is wlalom xfill. H.R. Chaplain 40, 42, 43, Sec. 41, Pep Squad 41, Rifle Team 42: Majorette 42, 43, National Honor Society 42, 43, V. Pres. Sr. A Class 43: Victory Corps 43. BURKE, HENRX' GEORGE, JR. A lull aml slalvly lull ix ln' aml foml of lazlirs' fomflarly. H.R, Student Council Rep. 405 Basketball 40, 41, 42, Track 40, 41, 42, Football 40, 41, 423 H.R, Pres. 41, Pep O' Plant Rep. '41, Key Club 41, 42, 43, Treas. 43, Lettcrmen's Club 42, 43, President's Cabinet 42, 43, Hall Monitor 43. CAHOON, DOROTHY JANE loyal aml lruvfa friend imlmlg wlral rlxz' l'0IlllldllV1'0Nt' anvil? Basketball 40, 41, Volleyball 41, Glee Club 41, 42, Dramatic Club 42, 43, Honor Society 42, 43. CANNON, HOWARD BRICE Tlrf lallirx fall laim rule, R.O.T.C. 39, 403 Basketball Reserves 405 Football A Squad 41, 42, Glee Club 41, 425 Lettermen's Club 42, 43. CASTRO, ALICE FELISA: ALY A goml nalurml pvrxorz ix nrzrr oul of plate. Pan-American Club 40, 41, Pep Squad 40, 41, Basketball 415 Knitting Club 42. CARY, GEORGE HENRY, JR.: CAPPY I miglvl as in-Il lake my linn'-llmrnfx u wlwolv Iiff before mr. H.R. Secretary 39, V, Pres. 40, 41, Pan-American Club 39, Spanish Club 39, Archery Club 40, Student Council Repr. 40, 41. CAZIN, VIOLET ROSE: vi Grateful io' xiglzl, aml alrgunl io llaouglrl. H.R. Sec. 41, Pan'American Club 41, Pep Squad 41, Knitting Club 42. LHRISTEN, 1V1ARGUbKI'1'l: ANNE: I'1:L,GY My heart is fxrrl. Girl Reserves 405 Glee Club 41, 42, 43. COGGIN, HELEN CLAIRE None knew flare buf to low fb:-r, nor named Ihre bill lo praise flyer. Sec. Soph B Class 405 H.R. V. Pres. 40, 41, Pres. 41, 42, Sec. 42, 435 Pantherilla Maid 40, 41, 425 Pep Squad 40, 415 Presi- dent's Club 41, 425 Girl Reserves 41, 42, Pres. 42, 435 Pan- Am. Club 415 Book Club '42, Pres. 425 Honor Society 41, 42, 43, V. Pres. 41, Pres. 42, 435 V. Pres. of Student Body 425 President's Cabinet 42, 435 Jan. Ed. of Panther 435 Victory Corps 43. CRABTREE, WILLIAM VINCENT! BILLY All heroes are not six fee! tall. R.O.T.C. 39, 405 Track 41. CRAWLEY, PAUL OLIVER, JR. He sloops only for Iloorr. H.R. Chaplain 41, 425 Pep O' Plant Rep. '425 Psychology Club 42, 43. DAVIS, JACQUELINE DELAINE: JACKIE Always a smile wiih every spoken word and a wil to answer rzferylhing slot' beard. H.R. Sec. 40, Chaplain 41, Pres. 42, V. Pres. 435 Basketball 405 Volleyball 405 Girl Reserves 415 Rifle Team 41, 425 Majorette 41, 42, 435 Glee Club 425 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 42, 435 Journalism Staff 43. DEGKARD, MARGARET JEAN: PEGGY Not quantify we fm! here, buf pleasing quality. Transfer Student from Clearwater High '425 Sponsor of Ko-op Kouncil 415 Honor Society 435 Pep O' Plant Staff 435 Sec. of Senior A Class 435 Victory Corps 43. DRIsRELL, ALMA JEANETTE Full of likeable simplivily and quietness. Pep Squad 405 Pep O' Plant Staff 42. FENNELL, BARBARA: BABS Whal 11 u,'0na'r'rj'ul quality Io' br' loved for vnvrely living. H.R. Com, Chm. 41, Sec. 425 Office Assistant 415 President's Cabinet 42, 435 Glee Club 425 Victory Corps 43. FRANK, LOUIS ROBERT: BOBBY One of flame rough! after men. Football 405 H.R. V. Pres. 40, 41, Pres. 425 Pantherilla Court 40, 415 Key Club 41, 425 Pres. of Sr. B Class 425 Jr. Rotarian 425 President's Cabinet 42, 435 Honor Society 42, 435 Victory Corps 43. GANTT, JOHN VANN: JOHNNY Hr' says flu' 'weafhrrk fine up lherr' Band 39, 40, 41, 42, Captain, 41, 42, Drum Major 425 Glee Club 39, 40, 41, 425 R.O.T.C. Captain 42. HOLSTON, BETTY JEAN: B.J. Always rI'uz1'y for a goml fimr. Office Assistant 40, 41, 42, Pep O' Plant Reporter 41, Glee Club 42. HOUSTON, RICHARD ARKWRICIIT: DICK Wux rmn' nulglif xlmlyiug. Football Manager 59, 40, Usher Music Recital 40: H.R. Sec- retary 40, V. Pres. 40, Representative 42, Pep O' Plant Rep 42, See. Psychology Club 42. KENT, JACK HOWARD Polifv, well-muum'rz'Il, uml u frirml fo ull. KITCHEN, OLIVE BERYI.: OBK Nlixrliiui'oils-often5 Iliguifieil-son1I'lin11'.Ig flolmlur-always. Honor Society 41, 42, 43, Quill and Scroll 42, 43, Pep O' Plant Editor-in-Chief' 42, Columnist 41, 42, Asst. Bus. Mgr. 41, Sec. uf Sr. B Class 42, H.R. Chaplain 40, 41, Prog. Chm. 40, Kiwanctte Club 41, Reporter 41, Pres. 42g Psychology Club 42, Pres. 42, President's Cabinet 42, 43, Book Club 40, 41, 42. LANE, RYAN FRIER: PORKY Oj'l1om'xI Ivorlli, lruly a man ml wlrom we um safely Ilvjwml. Pep O' Plant Rep. 40, Glce Club 41, 42, 43, Psychology Club 42. LEAMINC, EDITH MARIE Slw f7YUl'llkl'.Y no rwmirfx and fnrgvlx no frif'nn'x. 1I.R. Secretary 39: Band 39, 40, 41, 42. MCCASKILL, MA RGARET! MARGIIZ My Iougm' willrin my lips I win, for fu' who talks muxi lulk in Iuirl. Book Club 40, Library Assistant 40, 41, Glee Club 42, 43. MCLENIJON, JACK EDWARD A .tirmzg-Irillml, I'omlu'lI'nl, nml well likril boy. MANDERS, MAUD ELISE Many ran' ln'uxurvs are l1iilIlz'r1 in iboxv we know bu! liillr. Transfer student from Washington Irving High School, N. Y. C, 42, Glee Club 42, 43. MASIZDA, JOE RAMON, JR.: WING COMMANDO Ilflvlligrrll, fllrlbitiflllx, wrll liked' by ull. R.O.T.C. 40, 41, 42, Captain 42, Track Manager 40, Rifle Team 41, Honor Society 42, Victory Corps 45, Traffic Squad 42, 43. MILLSAP, RALPH P.: PROFILE An all 'round man complete in himself. I-LR. Pres. 39, 40, 41, 43, Basketball 39, 40, 41, 42, Football 39, 40, 41, 42, Captain 42, Key Club 40, 41, 42, 43, Pres. 43, V. Pres. of Jr. A Class 41, Pres. of President's Club 41, Lettermen's Club 41, 42, 43, Sec. 43, Asst. News Ed. of Pep O' Plant 42, Hall Monitor 43. MIRABELLA, FRANK Some' people jus! can!! help being nire. H.R. V. President 41, 42, President of Sr. A Class 43. NICOLETTO, JOE P. How shall we rank ibee on glory's page? Thou more than soldier and just less than sage. PERRYN, IRMA MAE: IMP Her good qualities are many-we ranlf name balf of them. Library Assistant 41, 42, 43, National Honor Society 42, 43, V. Pres. of H.R. 42, Pep O' Plant Staff 42, President's Cabinet 42, 43. RAWLS, DENNIS BROWN, JR.: SKINNIE He has as many friends as pounds. Psychology Club 39, Football B Squad 39, Student Council Rep. 39, Basketball B Squad 39, Summer School 39, 40, Pep O' Plant Rep. 40, H.R. V. Pres. 40, R.O.T.C. 39, 40. ROBISON, RALPH EDWARD: ED He migbl be called flJeo-ry because be so seldom works. R.O.T.C. 39, 41, Pep O' Plant Rep. 40, Psychology Club 40, Football Mgr. 40, Summer School 40, 41. ROSEN, GLORIA LEE Happy, fbougbfful, lzind, and true, ibere's no favor she will noi do. I-LR. Pep O' Plant Reporter 41, Alumni Editor of Pep O' Plant 42, Office Assistant 42. SMITH, HENRY LOUIS, JR.: PETE He is blessed wifb that noble quality, reserzfe. SUMNER, XVALLACE CAREY: PINKY Accenl on youfb. Student Council 41. WILSON, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN! BEN Teachers and classes are my only objeclion lo education. H.R. Vice President 42. i S QQ I? ,, ...W ww, N , Q V. ..,, I 3,3 gk 1. .X 'T f . ,sf R R .M x , I E S S .W . fi ' f I. Q. f Q 2-' f ' 1 - :-l asm, .w..a4 . ., M JU E CLASS Officers Hkiuus MULLEN President LOUISE RILY Secrvtu ry AMIS KELLY CLASS HISTORY In September 1940, just three short years ago, we started to write a chapter in our book of memories which none of us will ever forget. Since that date, we have risen from lowly Sophomores to illustrious Seniors gaining honors, accomplish- ments, and fame along the road of education. In our Sophomore year, we elected Nell Struss and Mack Loftis as witnesses, and Maid Betty Ann Henderson and Court- ier Bobby Ennis to represent us in Pantherilla Court. In our junior year we elected to Pantherilla nobility Louise Rey and Harris Mullen as witnesses and Nell Struss and Mack Loftis as Maid and Courtier. Then, in our last and greatest year, we fhose Betty Ann Henderson and Harris Mullen as our wit- nesses: Nancy jo Thrower and Bobby Ennis as Maid and Courtier: and as our royal rulers the perennial couple, Queen Neill of the House of Struss and King Mack of the House of Lo tis. Our Sophomore class oiiicers werei president, Mary Ellen Cook: vice-president, Henrietta Trezevant, and secretary, Amis Kelly. The next year we elected Harris Mullen, presi- dentg Louise Rey, secretaryg and Teddy Pitts, vice-president. In our Senior year, our student leaders were: Harris Mullen, president, Amis Kelly, vice-president, and Louise Rey, sec- retary. On the football gridiron we have been ably represented by Billy Lowry, Harris Mullen, Bobby Ennis, Mack Loftis, Teddy Pitts, Olaf Zewadski, Johnny Owings, John Moore, Bobby Bryant, and Corbin Glos. Basketballers that have gained recognition for our renowned class were: Bobby Ennis, Amis Kelly, Billy Lowry, Teddy Pitts, and jimmy Williford. Our track stars included Bobby Ennis, Harris Mullen, Corbin Glos, john Moore, and Olaf Zewadski. Also in our last year, Amis Kelly, Billy Lowry and Bobby Ennis helped to make Plant proud of her first baseball team. Our girls who cheered the teams on to victory as cheerlead- ers were: Bookie McMichael, Margaret Bennett, jean La- Mott, Henrietta Trezevant, and Duina Zacchini. And too, we were honored to have champion baton-twirler Margaret Diamond leading our band. Many of our number were honored by being chosen R.O.T.C. sponsors. They were: Louise McMichael, Betsy Hahn, Nancy ,Io Thrower, Nell Struss, Henrietta Trezevant, Tootsie Carte, Dottie Phillips, Marjorie Woodbery, Tootsie Henderson, and Suzanne Stevens. Seniors who received recognition in R.O.T.C. were: John Moore, John Cannon, Joe Calderoni, Henry Lopacinski, Ed Burch, Carl Sauls, Bill Vandivere, and Duncan Walker. We had many active members in the music societies of Plant. Suzanne Stevens, Elinor Rosenthal, Nina Thomas, and Lois McGeachy ably represented us in the Glee Club, while our band members were Robert Cole and Paul Hartung. This Senior Class isn't so dumb either. Our Honor Society members number thirty students. They were: Patsy Adams, Salatha Bagley, Martin Berg, Eleanor Bragg, Eleanor Brooks, jean Marie Bryant, Earlyne Cameron, Betty Jane Chadwick, Josephine Dawkins, Mary Giglia, Betsy Hahn, C. J. Hardee, Hal Holtsinger, Anne Hunter, Mack Loftis, john Moore, Virginia Raysor, Flo Ann Roberts, Nina Thomas, Dolly With- ers, Marjorie Woodbery, Mary Alice Carte, Tom Lenfestey, Sammy Long, Pauline Meyers, Teddy Pitts, Murray Robert- son, Shirley Rodgers, Elinor Rosenthal, and Harry Wickham. We high an' mighty's are really versatile-we have leaders in journalistic work too. The Pep O' Plant honored Virginia Raysor and Hal Holtsinger by naming them Editor- in-chief and assistant Editor-in-chief, respectively. The annual staff has also been skillfully guided in the right chan- nels by editor-in-chief Marjorie Woodbery and assistant editor-in-chief Betty Ann Henderson. Our Civic Club representative was Junior Rotarian john Moore. Thus ends the history of our glorious class. May you, our Alma Mater, always retain and hold dear the memory of the class of '43-because this class will never forget the happy carefree days spent within your stately halls. ADAMS, BARBARA: BLONIJIE Slu' ruulil uwirlc, xlu' roulil play, aml lzerfr smiling all llir Jay. Girl Reserves 40, 41, Victory Show 43, Glee Club 43, Victory Corps 425 Feature Editor Pep O' Plant 43. ADAMS, PATRICIA! PATSY lx ilu' quid and dmnurr? Maybe, buf ilon'f be loo mfr. H.R. Program Chm. 40, President 41, 42, Secretary 41, Girl Reserves 41, Honor Society 43, Victory Corps Captain 42, 43, Kiwanette Club 42, Sec. 43, Annual Staff 43, Pub. Chm. Pantherilla 43. .N Ak- 41- ,vu 'l 'Yr-.1 -I 1 s..,.s- mx- IxX-git ,x,s,,,,I,, - ANSLEY,.IAMIiSJ.!JACK P-1 vias. A man of liltll'I!l'iItl!'lll mimi. Band 40, 41, 42, Glee Club 415 R.O.T.C. 41, 42. ANTUONO, MAY TERESA: TONI A glouiiig Ilt'l'A0lIlJlifj', xfmrlzling Iuifb life. Pep Squad 40, 41g Victory Show 43, Girl Reserves 41, 42, Glee Club 43, H813 Radio Program 42. ARES, 0I'11El.lA2 IfIEI Nrillrei' loo xllliliuus or loo l'arefrl'r'. Pan-American Club 40, Knitting Club 41, Pep Squad 41: Pep O' Plant Reporter 42. BAGLEY, SALATHA LOUISE lllfl'lli,lfl'lII't' ix u lL'0ll1dll,X gri'u'!z'xf rlmrm. Glee Club 40, 41, 42, Girl Reserves 40, 41, 42: Pep Squad 415 Honor Society 42, 43, Pan-American Essay Contest, 3rd state prile 42, Girl's Athletic Club 43, Book Club 41: Knitting Club 41, Schools at War Scrapbook 43, Victory Corps 45. BAXTER, VVILLIAM M.: BII.I.Y lux! a Iiltlr lmy will: big iilvax. BENNETT, MARGARET! MOGIE Iolly aml friendly, medium in lrvigbl, mwvr t'Xfl'l'll1!', buf always jus! riglrl. Girl Reserve 41, 42, Honorary Cheerleader 41, Cheerleader 42, 43, Rifle Team 424 Pep Squad 40, 41, Victory Corps 43, Psychology Club 423 Assembly 41, 42, 43, Victory Show 43. BERG, MARTIN, JR. A wise' man nfivv' fails. H.R. Pres. 41, Honor Society 42, Program Chm. 42, Museum Committee 42. BEST, GEORGE HENRY: JACK For a lmxlrful boy ln' gels info a lol of mixrbirf. Basketball 42. -dd? LC-.I may .fl HY BIGBY, BARBARA ANNE A Illt'1'1'ji' smile ffm! xlmwx u bil of lim' sunny ilixfzoxilinn. Pep Squad 425 Victory Corps 435 Library Asst. 41, 425 Girls' Rifle Team 42: Ph. lid. Asst. 43. BITTMAN, CLARA ANN Gow! lldfllfftl illllIl5l'Y'i0Il.Y, und u'ilfJ fbi' abilily li lo rise In Mn' lofi. Pep Squad 415 Victory Corps 435 Glee Club 415 Girls' Senior ax, X Basketball Team 43. l' ' Q . ' 3' 1 1 x ' ,YN . BLOUNT, BETTY ANN YQ ' X. x I N X Y 'ii Always a briplry word for r'1'z'r'y0l1v. Gleghflub 4Q,'41, 425 Debate 41, 425 Girl Reserves 42, 435 Music Fegdval 41, Q25'Rifle Team 415 P.T.A. Program 425 Bascballn Yam 41, 425 Victory Corps 435 H.R. Pres. 43, X . ,' ' I V. Pres. 42. BONIS, OSCAR, JR. Tln' one and only one like binz. H.R. Sec. 425 H.R. Chm. Red Cross Campaign 43. BOXVMAN, JOYCE Slit' xralivrx F!1i0yI7Il'I1f who can enjoy nzoxl. May Day Festival 43. BOWYER, RUSSELL BALDWICK, JR. A IIIi5lil7iL'l'0llJ litlic u'z'L'ii. I 1 I I , 1 I ' ' r. i I ' ' ' , . ' n ,J 1 , ,,, ya, A BSJWYERf WILEY COARSEY ,. if ' Puli!r','1wll9 niruzneml, and u friend lo all. ' f' I 5 , ' BRAGG, ELEANOR EUGENIA : ' 4 if U A szuw! nllracfiw kind of grace. 41, V. Pres. 425 Glee Club Accompanist 425 Honor ' ' ' .Society 42, 435 Kiwanettes 42, 435 Chm. War Savings Project ,' 4 42, 435 Girl Reserves 435 Feature Editor of Pep O' Plant 435 J H Pep Squad 415 lst Division State Music Festival 425 Quill I 4 1 and Scroll 43. , ' ' . ' QS IBRAY, EVERETT BRIGHTWELL Q knSi1z'nce is more eloquent lhan lU01'!1'X. it ' H.R. Pres. 41. BROOKS, ELEANOR NEILL: EL Brlincllr, jlefilv, Winsome, su.'z'1't, briglrl, and nvuf. H.R. V. Pres. 425 Book Club 41, 425 Bowling Team 425 '1xHonor Society Historian 42, Treas. 435 Psychology Club 425 ' War Stamp Com. 42, 435 Girl Reserves 435 Victory Corps 435 1 1 X Scroll 435 Kiwanette Club 435 Pep O' Plant Staff 435 Student W Council Rep. 43, Parliamentarian 43. 35Victory Show Com, 435 King's B311 Com. 435 Quill and P 'jvl BROWN, MARY PORTER K' lk A truly sweet southern lass. Y Glee Club 40, 41, 423 Girl Reserves 40, 413 Debate Club 423 Victory Corps 43. BRYAN, JEAN MARIE: JEANNIE Slrf' bas a pleasing manner anrl a frienzlly smile. Girl Reserves, 40, Sec. 41, 42, Pres. 42, 433 Honor Society 42, Rec. Sec. 433 Pep Squad 40, 4lQ Victory Corps 42, 433 Oflice Assistant 41, 42. BRYANT, ROBERT WALTON: BOBBY Hr burns Ihr midniglal oil bu! no! for sfudy. Pres. of Soph. Class 403 Pres. of Student Council 423 Track Team 423 A Squad Football 41, 423 H.R. Pres. 40. BURCH, CORNELIUS EDWARD: ED Tbrrc is no great secret, I simply keep my mimi on my work. R.O.T.C. Staf13 Glee Club 42, 433 Annual Staff 43. CALDERONI, FRANCES 'Tis good nalurv only tba! wins Ihr hearl. Pep Squad 41. CALDERONI, JOSEPH2 JOE Life wilboul laughing is a dreary blank. CAMERON, THELMA EARLYNE Om' is rlrslinrcl Io a high posilion who fioxsvssvs bolb wisdom and swrrlrzess. ' Honor Society 42, 433 Pep Squad 413 Debate Club 423 H.R. Chaplain 423 Annual Staff 433 Pep O' Plant Staff 423 War Savings Stamp Com. 433 Library Asst. 40. CARTE, MARY ALICE: TOOTSIE Bright, lownblv, anal Ildlflyf buf about' all a Iilllc devil. H.R. Sec. 41, 42, 43, Program Chm. 413 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 423 Annual Staff 433 Honor Society 433 Pep O' Plant Staff 433 Book Club 413 Pep Squad 40, 413 Victory Corps 433 Football Banquet Hostess 423 Dramatic Club 423 Class Play 433 May Day Festival 43. ' 9 ,M ' 0 - 'rn CARTER, BARBARA CLAIRE: BOBBIE wt loyful, frirmlly, fwfr a pleasalil rolnllanion. MA P'p Squad 40, 413 Student Council Rep. 41, 423 P.sycl1ologgy W - Club 423 H.R. V. Pres. 433 Victory Corps 43. J JAM, yJW CAZIN, LILLIAN ANN ,aug . na Soplaistiralml, in a flvarming way. wi Pan-American Club 40, Sec. 413 Rifle Team 423 Pep Squad 413 Asst. Director Pan-American Prog. 423 Girls' Sports Ed. Pep O' Plant 433 Basketball Team 403 Quill and Scroll 43. ,aw f XM... an-rg., ...swwfp .Mr-sa., Kindness of heart, and understanding judgment, she endears herself to all. H.R. Prog. Chm. 41, Chaplain 425 Honor Society 43, Prog. Chm. 435 Victory Corps 42. CLARK, NEI,L LOUISE: PETER She has a head to contriue, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. Radio Program 415 Pep O' Plant Reporter 40, 41, 435 Feature Ed. Pep O' Plant 42, 435 Kiwanette Club Sgt.-at-arms 425 Corres. Sec. 435 Debate Club 40, 415 Dramatic Club Sec., Treas. 425 Rifle Club 41, 425 Victory Corps Capt. 435 Thes- pians 42, 435 Annual Staff 435 Pub. Chm. Pantherilla 435 May Day Festival 435 Pep Squad 40, 415 Kiwanette Minstrel Show 425 Quill and Scroll 43. COLE, ROBERT F. True worth needs no interpretation. Band 41, 42, 435 Sgt. R.O.T.C. 43. COOR, MARY ELLEN: COOK If you weren't such a devil, you'zl be a perfect angel. Pres. Soph. Class 415 Pep Squad 40, 415 Dramatic Club 425 Quill and Scroll 435 Kiwanette Club 42, 435 Victory Corps Capt. 42, 435 H.R. Pres. 40, V. Pres. 415 Sec. 41, 42, Chaplain 43, Prog. Chm. 425 May Day Festival 435 Class Play 435 Pep O' Plant Rep. 42, Staff 43. CREWS, BARBARA ANNE Serious mindealness combined with an attractive personality. French Club 415 May Day Festival 43. CRUMPTON, LESLIE DAVID A true friend is forever a friend. CUMBIE, BETTIE FAY A sunny smile and a cheerful way keep winning friends for her each day. CURTIS, BETTY LOUISE: BETTY LOU Intelligent, willing to know, and pleasant to know- that's Betty Lou. Girl Reserves 41, Prog. Chm. 425 French Club 425 Psychology Club 425 H.R. Sec. 425 Student Council Rep. 425 Victory Corps 43. DAVIS, JEFFERSON H.: JEFF Life is a joke and all things show it5 I thought so once, , now I know it. H.R. Chaplain 415 Pep O' Plant Rep. 40. DAVIS, WILONA DELLA: BILLIE She laughed a laugh that was happy and gay-and angled for hearts in a nonchalant way. XVictory Corps 435 Pep O' Plant Staff 435 May Day Festival 435 Pep O' Plant Rep. 435 Girl Reserves 43. IJAWKINS, JOSIiI'HINli Rouuz Jo Anil illll llwy guznl, aml still flwir womlwr grvw, Ilia! om' .small In-ml roultl furry all xln' lznvw. Pep O' Plant Rep. 40, 41, Girl Reserves 42, 43, Honor So- ciety 42, 43, Pep Squad 40, Victory Corps 43. DAWSON, Wl1.t.IAM PENN A num Ill'lt'l' kuouu wlmf lu' run flu nufil lu' lrifx. Victory Corps 43. DERLE, JOHN RQBERT: Bun ,'llu'u1',s luuglviug m'rrr xml, .v01m'!irm'.t llllllxlllj' buf nrt er lzutl. DEI.ANEY', MARY ESTELLE Ilrr lvmlrr .vmilrg Iwi' gvnllr grau'g ber xo1'r'n'igr1 xwz'elnes.v lrrr uugrls fave. Musiu Festival 41, lst llivixion 42: Glue Club 4l, 42, 43 Pep Squad 41, Victory Corps 43, Victory Show 43. A X Dl:NNlS, NWAuE HAM1'1'ON . 'flu' uvnrltl uwnltl ln- lwllrr' if llzrrz' wen' more like him. Pep O' Plant St.1H' 42, Pres. Cabinet 435 Tennis Team 43, Victory Corps 43. DIAMOND, MARGARET JUANITA: MEG A ,qrmil-mflurcfl fwrdwul ix mm-r nu! of plarv. Drum Mitjorettc 425 Victory Corps 42, 43, Girl Reserves 42, 43, Scrvicemen's Daughtefs Club 43, Victory Show 43 P.intl'ierilla Prog. 433 Glec Club 43. DIAZ, SYLVIA: cH1MPY Ilen' uv fouml goodness and 5Wt'Cflll'S3. DIERLAM, GLORIA RAE: MOUSE Slat' may ln' lifflr, lm! ilu' hai ber way. Victory Corps 43, May Day Festival 43, Transfer Student 42. DUNSON, BERNICE IRENE: BERNIE Ifvr ull flu! ix fair, ii by IILIIIIVI' gmail. Hand 42, 43, Pcp O' Plant Stall 43. DWYER, GEORGE W'lu'n joy uml July rluxlw, Int tlufy go In xmuxli. v Psi AQZTZV' sum WN M we-w.,..,mW 5,21 ENNIS, ROBERT F.: BOBBY l!'x no uxz'-I lun' u girl. Football B Squad 40, 41, A Squad 425 Basketball 42, Capt. 435 Track 41, 42, 435 Pantl'Icril1a Court 41, 435 Baseball 435 Lettermen's Club 42, Treas. 435 Kcy Club 42, V. Pres. 435 I-I.R. Pres. 405 R.O.T.C. 40, 41, 42. FLETCHER, NELL VIRGINIA Trm' and xim'z'r4', equal anal lziml, urlrlllwr of lm' lypi' y0u'll nvrvr fiml, H.R. Sec. 425 Girl Reserves 40, 41, 425 Victory Corps 43 Pep O' Plant Staff 435 Pep Squad 405 May Day Festival 43 FLYNN, WILLIAM RUDOLPH: RUDY Hr malzm flu- best of fiery oppnrlunify. R.O.T.C. 40, 41, 42. FULLER, ALICE ANN A fare will: xwr'rhu'sx orrr xprvarl, willi mf! smiles by lmmarl leimlucsx brml. Student Council Rep. 435 Victory Corps 435 May Day Festival 43. a 1 s .M I I-.A W . -N' f . I 1 I ' 5 GANT, BETTY JANE A moclcing ew, u pair of Iipf, llmfx oflvn wlmy a fellow lripx. Victory Corps 435 Girl Reserves 42, 435 May Day Festival 435 Victory Show 435 Psychology Club 435 Transfer Student 42. GIB ON, JAMES BOND, III: JIMMY Gi' aml plvilxallf, lamrx is a real boy. l O JW' - 5 GIGLIA, MARY .I'c'rfu1nr's ii an off slum! of goomlnrsr and wisdom. onor Society 42, 435 Chm. Dayroom Project 435 Pres. Cabinet 435 Annual StaiI 435 Pep Squad 415 Victory Corps 435 Pan-American Club Pres. 415 H.R. Pres. 41. GLOS, RICHARD' CORBIN: DINGBAT IIr's win' lo lmzir urouml aml a good fompafiirm always. Debate Club 405 Football Team 425 Track Team 42, 43. GONZALEZ, DOROTHY MAY: DOT Slit' Ilaflnwl lwr way info our lwurlr. H.R. Sec. 41, Chaplain 405 Student Council Rep. 41, 425 Pep U' Plant Statf 42, 435 Victory Corps 435 Book Club Treas. 425 Ofiice Asst. 415 Library Asst. 425 Pep Squad 405 Girl Reserves 435 Quill and Scroll 43. GRAY, WILL EVA A frm' frivml is ilu' wiflv I1 smile so xwerl. Pep Squad 40, 415 Girl Reserves 43. W6 4 ,DMI HAGA, IRENE CARoLYN Ax many good poilllx ax a pavk of pins. Transfer Student 43. HAHN, BETSY JANE PM AM' Slrrfx briglfl, xlJf x uxflly and lulkuiiw loo. ww-fi UMA. ,l lonor Society 42, 435 Tliespians 42, 435 Quill and Scroll 435 Student Council Rep. 4l, Sec. 425 H.R. Reporter 40, Sec. 4l, V. Pres. 425 Debate Club 405 Rifle Club 405 Pep Squad 40, 415 May Day Festival 435 Girls' Athletic Club 435 Pres. Cabinet 42, 435 Pep O' Plant Staff 42,435 Kiwanette Club 42, 435 R.O.T.C. Sponior 41, 425 Stud. Cl1m. Pan- ouf therilla 435 King's Ball 43. lI.R. Pres. 40, 4l, V. Pres 43, Sec. 425 Pantherilla 4l, HALL, DANIEL WEBSTER! DAN A 1UFll-l7H'll' fellow of good t'lJdYdl'fI f. HANLEY CAROLYN Noi foo xerioux, not loo gay, but a good lruv friend in furry way. Pep Squad 435 Victory Corps 435 H.R. Chaplain 415 Se 425 Girl Reserves 43. HARDEE, CHARLES JAY! c.J. Errrynm' ix hix frirml aml all bix frienrlx admire bim. Class Play 435 Quill and Scroll 435 Bnnzl 4l, 425 Tennis Tern 4l, 42, 435 R.O.T.C., Band Capt. 42, lst Lt., Bat. Adi. 435 Student Council Rep. 425 Debate Club 41, Treas. 425 Honor Society V. Pres. 42, Prei. 435 Key Club 42, 435 Pep O' Plant Staff, Mgr. Ed. 425 Annual Staff Co-Bus. Mgr. 435 Pres. Student Body 435 Pantberilla Lord Chamberlain 435 All-City Student Council Pres. 43. HARRA, CHARLES CLAYTON Somz' z'.'a.'m ln x baxbful5 xome rloubl il. HARTUNG, PAUL THOMAS Om' xo full of fun ix alwayx popular. I-IARWELL, CALDWELL HELEN Swcrl in dixpoxilion, moalexl in manner. Glee Club 41, 435 Girl Reserves 435 Pep Squad 405 Dayroom Proj. Co.n. Chm. 43. HAYES, WILLIAM NEIL: B:LLY Tlzen' ix no phraxr' lo exprrxx Hayex. HENDERSON, BETTY ANN: BET I r.'4-mlly to all, baxlilz' lo none, always jolly uml full of fun Kiwanette Club 4l, Sec. 42, Pres. 435 Hall Monitor 425 Pep O' Plant Staff Circulation Mgr. 42, 435 Annual Staff Asst. Editor 435 Pep Squad 40, 4l5 Quill 86 Scroll 435 Victory Corps 42, 435 Office Asst. 425 Football Banquet Hostess 425 Pres- i.len1's Cabinet 435 May Day Festival 435 Girls' Athletic Club 435 Kiwanette Minstrel Show 42. HENDERSON, NORMA HARRIET! TOOTSIE A girl so friendly aml sufrui will alwayx bi' pujmlur. Pep Squad 40, 41, H.R. Sec. 40, 43, Glee Club 41, 42, Rifle Club 42, Archery Club 42, Pep O' Plant Rep. 42, R.O.T.c. Sponsor 42, Football Banquet Hostess 42, Pres. Cabinet 42, 43, Victory Corps 42, 43, Book Club 42, Girl Reserves 41, May Day Festival 43, Debate Club 41. HENDRIX, SUZANNE BURNETT Her llixpoxifjorz aml l4'lP1XIHl1l'lIt'XX lun' won for lm' miuzy friemlx. Victory Corps 42, 43. HENSLEY, MARY EDITH 5111- rluulb lifllr- lzimlnexxrx, uflrirb mos! leave umlumz Pep Squad 40, 41, Victory Corps 42, 43, Girl Reserves 42. HICKS, DAVID RUNYAN In 4'I'1'I'y!lIing lu' fauna' fun or joy. HOLTSINGER, HAL SCARLETT: HARU Hz' jllrasex you by not xfuilying io lllraxr. Honor Society 42, 43, Annual Staff 43, Key Club 42, 43, Golf Team 42, 43, H.R. Pres. 41, 42, 43, V. Pres. 42, Student Council Rep. 40, 41, Pres. Cabinet 43, Pep O' Plant Staff 42, Associate Ed. 43, Class Play 43, Quill SL Scroll 43. ,' 'i - x HOPRAN, ROSELYN ELIZABETH 1' Q fA good lmmorfil lllfilfllllf girl. K 1 'D 'S 1 J -- HUHERT, MADA BROWN: MUDUS P Her gaiety lmxprales lwr low' of fun, as lL'lll1t'XXt'rl by ilu' v I frivmls xbfx won! Pep Squad 41,A2, Pep O' Plant Rep. 41, 42, Victory Corps 43, ...May Day Festival 43, Dramatic Club 42, Victory 1, Show 43. HUNT, RALPH WALDO EMERSON, JR.: WALLY Hz' is blvxserl willy fha! noble qlmlily--n's1'I'1'i'. R.O.T.C. 41, Cadet Capt. 42, 43, Pantherilla Usher 43. HUNTER, ANNE BARRINGTON Fair and gwzflv, grand and lrur, rim' xirlwri' aml ilfjwmlublv lua. Glee Club 41, 42, Student Council Rep. 41, 42, Girl Reserves 41, 42, Pep O' Plant Staff 42, News Ed. 43, Pep Squad 41, Kiwanette Club 42, Pub. Clam. 43, Dramatic Club 42, Day- room Com. 43, Victory Corps 42, 43, Class Play 43, Sr. Com. 43, Quill and Scroll 43. HURD, GRACE EVELYN Tboxv who know ber bex! Abruixz' luv' must. Pan-American Club 40, Victory Corps 43, Graduation Com 43, May Day Festival 43. ISRAELSON, BETTY RUTH Ihr life' is busy um! rarmnil, full of xunxbim' and plraxurr. Victory Corps 435 Victory Show 435 Office Asst. 42, 435 Pep Squad 40, 415 Knitting Club 425 May Day Festival 43. JACKSON, FRANCIS JAY His frirmli an' Illlllly'-1731 foes, has be any? My JACKSON, MARGARET My Iirirmlly in munnrr, frm in realiiy. Girl Reserves 435 May Day Festival 435 Victory Cor 435 ll.R. Prog. Chm. 435 Pep Squad 41. JERGER, WILLIAM DAVIES: BILLY Nut too serious, nal tuo guyg buf u mn' good fellow. JOHNSON, EDWARD SPILLMAN: ED Dignifiml uilbout, bu! frm' of fun wifbirl. Glee Club 435 Pep O' Plant Staif 43. JOHNSTON, JUNE MARIE Qzficlrfexi ix tbl- imliraiion of Ike ability lo ibinlz. Pep Squad 40, 415 Girl Reserves 41, 42, 43, Corres. Sec. 41 V. Pres. 425 Victory Corps 435 Christmas Pegeant 425 May Day Festival 43. JoNIaS, WINIIARIQD EDITH: WINNIE A quirl munm'r ix rirbur than II crown. Pep Squad 415 Victory Corps 435 Girl Reserves 43. KAISER, FRANCES LOUISE: KAISI-,R Comm' what rnay, slw'lI gr! there. Glee Club 425 Victory Show 43. KELLY, AMIS WII.LIAM, JR. Of his ,vzirwrn I lun' no iloubl, bu! Ibn' girls will gr! him if lu' Ilm'xn'1' u'u1c'fJ 0111. Sopli, Class 415 H.R. Pres. 415 Key Club 42, 435 Basket- ball 435 Baseball, Capt. 435 Sr. Class V. Pres. 435 R.O.T.C. 40, 41, 42. KENNEDY, DORIS Fair lu look ui, bu! bellrr yr! lo know. ll.R. Treas. 40, Prog. Chm. 415 Debate Club 40, 415 Pep Squad 40, 415 May Day Festival 435 Victory Show 43, S 'W AQ' KIRCHICR, MIRIAM A xwvvl girl of unuxual ubilily. Music Festival 41, 42g Glee Club 41, 42, 433 Library Asst. 40, 413 Victory Show 433 May Day Festival 43. KNULL, GLORIA She is nzcrry as ilu' :lay ix lang. Pep Squad 413 May Day Festival 43. 'E ' ll! KURTZHALZ, WINIFRED MARIE Her bead ix not mon' runny Mum bi-r lwarf. . LA MOTTE, JEAN When in doubt, giggle. Honorary Cheerleader 40, Cheerleader 4lQ Pep O' Plant Rep. 40, 413 Victory Corps 42, 45. LEE, GORDON HOUSTON Ilufzpy-go-lurky -youfb, bu! who woulil be ntlwrwjxe? LENEESTEY, WM. FREDERICK THOMPSON: TOM Wv!'ll'UH1t' wlJ1'r'i'1'r'r lu' goes and Valzwd for lJimst'lf. Key Club 41, 42, Sec. 433 Honor Society 433 H.R. Pres. 40, 41, 43, V. Pres. 41, 423 Annual Staff Co-Bus. Mgr. 433 Pan- therilla Prog. 453 Quill and Scroll 43. LIVINGOOD, MARY IRENE Her ffifiltllj' mzmm'r is ilu' final aml pi'r'f4'd lourh fo a Ilfllllt' t'lJara1'l1'l'. H.R. Sec. 40, Chaplain 41, V. Pres. 42, 433 Pres. Cabinet 42, 433 Pep O' Plant Staff 433 Annual Staff 433 Volleyball Team 4lQ Victory Show 433 May Day Festival 433 Sr. Girls' Basket- ball Team 423 Girls' Athletic Club 433 Glee Club 433 Quill and Scroll 43. LOETIS, JOHN MCDAVID: MACK The itlol of lbw luilivs and Ibn' unry of lbf' men. R.O.T.C. 41, Lt. 42g Football Team 40, 41, 423 Pantherilla Court 41, 42, King 433 Lettermen's Club 42, 433 Victory Corps 42, 433 Key Club 42, 433 Glee Club 42Q Honor Society 42, 433 V. Pres. Student Body 423 Pres. Cabinet 433 Pres. Student Council 423 H.R. Chaplain 41. LONG, SAMUEL MARSH, JR.: SAMMY Quiel, lIt'l71'll1ldlllK', u'lu'n lbvrri ix uevil, K'0lIfl'llf fo follow well, Tllfllfl' llaun lmil. Pep O' Plant Photographer 42, 433 Pres. Cabinet 42, 433 Annual Staff Photographer 433 H.R. Pres. 433 Honor Society 433 Quill and Scroll 45. LOPACINSRI, HENRY CHESTER Sober bu! no! xvrioux, quid bu! noi iillr. Pres. Cabinet 433 Hall Monitor 423 Student Council Rep. 413 R.O.T.C. Capt. 43. LQWRY, Wll.1.IAM DAVID, JR.: I.oPER Om' of limit' xtrung tilvnl mwn that ull flu' girlx ailow. Football 40, 41, 42, Basketball 41, 42, 433 Key Club 42, 43: l.etternIen'S Club 42, 43, Baseball 43, Pantherilla Court 41, V. Pres. Soph. 13ClasS 41, 1i.R. Pres. 41, 42, 43. LuRI:, MARGUIatII'rIa A ubrrrfiil lwurl Illdf lllilklil bright ilu' 1141111 of life. Pep Squad 41, May Day Festival 43. LUKE, MARY FRANCES Of un alfogelhrr gi-niul perxurmliiy. Pan-American Club 40, May Day Festival 43. MCFEE, JACK VERNON Manly in iliilinr, nimlril in uuimiplivlmieui, mrnrit in work, lurk has llw wsmtiai rlrfmfnli of a man. MCGEACIIY, LOIS ISABIEI.: GEACIIY Tulk nbc uni uml lull: ilu, will, lwr fflllgllf' ii wry seldom still. Clee Club 40, 41, Music FeStival 41, Assembly Programs 425 Victoit' Show 433 Victory Corps 43, Girl Reserves 42, 43, Pep Squad 40, 41. Mc11.vAINE, STEPHEN REED: STEVE .4 funn rnrrinliiui-uliiuyi wIiI'rtuinirlg his rlaiimafvs. N J Y V Y x S -I .3 Y I 'A - MCLEOD, NORRIS EVANS: N.E. ' Msn uf N. lf.'s tiilllllfl' un' oulifumling anywbrrf. S l1.R. Pres, 41, V, Pres. 40, Treas. 43. X ,L U4 MCKISSACK, ELIZABETH Q N A girl will: il jilmiing way. H.R. Sec. 41, Chaplain 405 Pep Squad 40, 413 May Day Festival 455 Victory Corps 43. MilMIC11AEL, DORSEY LOUISE! BOOKIIE Num' lull lufrwlf uni bi' lwr parallrl. ILR. Pres. 40, Sec. 41, Chaplain 41, 42, V. Pres. 41, Cheer- leader 40, 41, 42, R.O.T.C. Sponsor 40, 41, 425 Victory Corps 435 Pep Squad 413 Panthcrilla Adv. 433 May Day Festival 43, Dramatic Club 43. MCMILLIAN, LUcII.I.E ELOISI-1 Siu' imilri iuwily uml myx lilllr. CK' McSwA1N, KATHRYN NANCY You'll never fm! hw' in a solemn mood. Rifle Team 40, 413 Pep Squad 40, 413 Glee Club 42, 433 Music Festival 423 Victory Corps 433 May Day Festival 433 Victory Show 43. MANSELL, MARY ELIZABETH! BETSY Mixfllirf r'i'Nf1'rx in Ibis fun luring girl. Pep O' Plant Staff 433 H.R. Prog. Chm. 41, 42, 433 Student Council Rep. 413 Pep Squad 40, 413 May Day Festival 433 Pan-American Club 40, 413 Debate Club 40, 413 Quill and Scroll 43. MANSKFR, JESSIE TAYLOR Of altogelbfr u genial dispoxilion. MEYERS, PAULINE EUSTACE By diligence and bard work xlu' lux gainful szxwess. Student Council Rep. 403 Honor Society 433 President's Cab- inet 433 Annual Staff 433 H.R. Pres. 433 Service Men's Daughter's Club 433 Quill and Scroll 43. MOORE, JOHN SULT If ln' but any fuullx, be bas left us in zloubf. H.R. Chaplain 403 School Bugler 41, 42, 433 Rifle Team 41, 423 Football B Squad 40, 41, A Squad 423 Track Team 42, 433 Lettermen's Club 423 Pres. Cabinet 42, 433 Honor Society 42, Pres. 433 junior Rotarian 433 Student Council Rep. 423 R.O.T.C. Lt. Col, 43, Bronze Star 41, Gold Star 423 Victory .1 Corps 43. A. . MULLEN, HARRIS HOPKINS: MULE Do you seek Harris' equal? Nom' ix, excepl himself. H.R. Pres. 40, 41, 42, Chaplain 413 Football 40, 41, 423 All State Guard 423 Hon. Mention All Southern 423 Football 'Trophy 423 I.ettermen's Club 41, 42, Pres. 433 Key Club ' 41, V. Pres. 42, Pres. 433 Track Team 41, 42, 433 Pres. jr. ' 3 A Class 423 Pres. Sr. A. Class 433 Pantlierilla Court 42, 433 Pres. Cabinet 42, 433 Rifle Team 433 R.O.T.C. 40, 41, 42. I Sgr., 2nd Lieut. TNTUNNERLYN, MARGARET MIDDLETON! MUNN Al 1-wry smile, a bwzrl will miss a bmi. Kiwanette Club 433 Victory Corps 42, 433 Football Banquet Hostess 423 Dramatic Club 423 Pantherilla Pub. Com. 433 Class Play 433 Girls' Athletic Club 43. NASH, LEON I buh' IIOIIOKI-Vj I'm in. rbarily willv lbw world. xg' r NOBLE, ROSEh1ARY BEATRICE tx SIM' has won our lwurt with lam' sweet uml friendly wajiifi Debate Club 40, 41, 423 Pep Squad 40, 413 Dramatic Clubi F N 423 Book Club 423 Office Asst. 423 Pep O' Plant Staff Bus.'3 ' Mgr. 43, Reporter 40, 41, 42, 433 Victory Corps 433 Victory Show 433 Psychology Club 433 Quill and Scroll 433 Class th Play 433 May Day Festival 433 Girl Reserves 43: ' .rsh .9 G' Q ' -.'x.lN' OWINGS, JOHN LEONARD: JOHNNY -fl , Z A world of fun and ibf' lifv of his frllowiixxk PATTEN, ELIZABETH JANE: BIETTIE JANE Ilultfly um I, from run' I am frw. Wflay Flllllf lbvy all bf' happy lilzr' mr? Victory Corps 433 Class Play 433 Victory Show 433 May Day lic-ztival 433 Pep Squad 40, 413 Psychology Club 433 Dramatic Club 423 H.R. SCC. 41. D 'PAYNj4, BET1f'Y ROSEMOND! BEEP i A pmgfrl full of Xllllillllll' ix iwilrr lhun golll. K , Girl ilieserves 43. - l v PrTII.I.II1s,' DOROTHY JEAN: IJOTTIE Pruflyi, uHra1'fiI'1', umlf-nmbly tuwf3 4 mon' lowublr gill , j'!I'll,llv04'I'l-1' mvrl. R.O.'1:.C. Sponsor 423 HJR. V. Pres 41, Sec. 423 Student Couhcil Rep. 433 Pep Squad 40, 413 Victory Corps 433 Pep Oh' Plant Staff 42, Copy Editor 433 Quill and Scroll 433 Office , Assistant 41, 42, 43. PIERSON, DORIS JANE WlmrIY'r uwrx a happy facv, ilofx a Xf'7l'll'!' fo lmmanily. Pep Squad 40, 413 Pep O' Plant Staff 433 Victory Corps 43 PITTS, ,THEOIJORE ROBERT: TEDDY Popular will: 411, posxfxsing thi' nm' gift of baring 4'I'1'ryom' his frivml. Key Club 42, 433 Honor Society 433 Lettermen's Club 42, 433 Football Team 41, 423 Basketball Team B Squad 41, 42, A Squad 43. PLOTNER, NORMAN I-1. 7'llt'I'1',1 u lol of fun in Ibis world if you know wbrrz' fo fiml if Student Council Rep. 413 H.R. Chaplain 43. POTTS, LAURA LEE: POTTSIE Urnflz' in xpz'I'I'b, xuwi in Jixpoxiiiorl, modrx! in mummr. Girl Reserves 433 Kiwanettc Club 43. PUTNEY, HENRY MORRIS To friends and Marial-rs lJv's a joyg his not only a good siiulml, bu! u swell boy. RABB, JOHN His ronlpuny ix vwrluxfing fllcuxlirr to us. RABB, ROBERT MORRIS, JR. An rarnex! u'orlzrr-his record shows ii. - y,, RAGSDAl.E, MIRIAM LOUISE llllelligrrzve' ana' folzrlexy nal alwuyx are L'ombim'4l, .Io all IIJI' more if plrvrxm u.'lJr'l1 bulb in one we fiml. Pep O, Plant Staff News Ed. 43, Victory Corpi 42, 43, H.R. Chm. 42, Quill and Scroll 43. RAYSOR, VIRGINIA Wfbrrf xlnr XIll'l'l'l'l!S fbi' nufril ix all ber own. U READING, WILLIAM SAULSBURY! BILL W'm'ry ?Il'lf'I' dl'L'UI!lI1liXbt'Ll anything uwrfbwllilr. REY, MARY LOUISE Like a book, xbvlx bouml fo fzlvuxr. H.R. Sec. 41, V. Pres. 42, 43, Pep O' Plant Rep. 41, Sec. Jr A Class 42, Girl Reserves 43, Pantherilla Court 42, Pep O Plant Staff 42, 43, Victory Corps 43, Quill and Scroll 43 RIDGE, JOHN CHARLES Tlu' lim! among good fvllowx. RIVERO, ELENA Ax loving ax life uml fwire as nalural. ' Pep Squad 40, 41, lvfay Day Festiyal 433 Girl Reserves 43. ., , A jf- - iq, 1 . J -, - ' REJBBRTS, FLORENCE ANN:,FLO ANN In our lmlrix .vhv has rupfurral in rlnzwflrd plurr by ber lrue 1 j7'iI'ndxlJ,'p, dignity, and gnarr. f ' Honor Society Rec. Sec. 42, 43: 'Kiwanette Club 42, 43, Thespians 42, Sec. 43, Glee Club 40, 41, 42, H.R. Chaplain. 40, V. Pres. 43, yjent Council, Rep. 42, Pep Squad 40, 41, lVictory Coips 3, Annual Staff 42, May Day Festival 43. , ' 'ROBERTSA,'MURRAYI ROBESON .1 ' Murray bas fbdf imfefllablt' something Ilml ullravlx , 4 Ilrtfdfmle hz' nlevlx. 1 ' r I H.R. Pres. 40, 41, V. Pres. 42, Tennis Team 41, 42, Capt. 43: Pep O' Plant Staff 42, 43, Annual Staff 43, Pantherilla Com. 43, Victory Corp: 43, Honor Society 43, Class Play 43, Quill and Scroll 43. RODGERS, SHIRLEY VIRGINIA Tlu' V . . . ery girl, l'i!'fIl0llK, I'iI'aI'j011x, and I'I'r.m!lle. Honor Society 43, Pep O' Plant Staff Asst. Ed. 42, Mgr. Ed. 43, Student Council Rep. 42, 43, Victory Corps 42, Pep Squad 41, Panlh:r.lla Com. 43, King's Ball Com. 43, Quill ,kk Q and Scroll 43. f N -Y RODRIQUEZ, CARMEN EUGENIA QQ, it Q Ilcr goal! Jvmls shim' liku ramllvx in ilu' Ilarf. 'Pep O' Plant Staff 43, Pep Squad 40, 41, May Day Festival . 1 43, Pan-American Club 40, 41. J. ROSI-.N, GIZRTRUIDE LINNEA A prim lilllv, jii'nfri'r lilllf' maid. Pep Squad 413 Girl Reserves 43. ROSENTHAL, LINOR MARILYN 1 A ' .J fwfl 'Tis,yf.l.u'.sdigg1 will siug,..lf0'l '--Wilma jon yLgi',.'lQr77i1akr film xirrzibini' 1'LgLywlJei'i'. 1 , in - X Gloe Clfifil. 424,y'f2flNz6iqfbsHiFa'f Snfsran0 S6lD lgS'l1lDlV. il r 41 A2 Honor S iety 43 Aslscmbly Prog 41 42 343' Vic- 4 Pep O' Pep O' .. i1 V wWsHZJi3, luiiniefalia-Pfeg. 41112163 ROYILR, MARGUERITE HELEN: MIKE A lmmllv of rjyllmi aml 11617. Plant Rep. 41, 42, Pep Squad 40, 41, May Day Festival 43, Class Play 43. RYAN, MARAIORIE MELAURIN: MAC SITIJS .xu'er'f, .ilu x willy, aml In-.iiili-i all Ilia!-xlw's pri'Hj'. Book Club 40, Psychology Club 42, Pep Squad 40, 415 Vic- tory Corps 42, 43g Office Asst. 42, H.R. Chaplain 40, 41, 43, V. Pres. 42, May Day Festival 43. SANIDLER, ENIIJ BARBARA A lilly, xviffy. 1'l11u'n1illg ilurling, xlie. Plant Rep. 42, Volleyball Team 40, 41, Pep Squad 40, 41: May Day Festival 43. SAULS, CARL LUCIAN, JR. Hr may loolr quirl-lluf, look again. lI.R. V. Pres 40, Archery Club 40, Rille Team 42, 43, R.O.T.C. lst Sgt. 42, 43. SCOTT, ,IOHN EDWARD Hu good vl1uriu'lc'r will uri'ry bmi fur. SHAW, MARGARET LUCILLE ll ix a fi'if'mlly lwar! ilml has plerify of friends. Girl Reserves 42, 43: Pep Squad 40, 41, May Day Festival 43. SIPES, CHARLES GEORGE In liiv life ln' will frairl far. Pep O' Plant Rep. 40. SNOW, BARBARA ANN Tliry my I Hirl-well, im! a lillle. H.R. Sec. 40, 43, Chaplain 40, 433 Annual Staff 43: Pep O' Plant Staff 42, 43, Victory Corps 42, 43, Pep Squad 42, Dramatic Club 42, Pantherilla Decoration Com. 43, Girl Reserves 40, Quill and Scroll 43. SOUTHWICK, FLOURINE MAY! ELossIE A Irur' frirml ix xln' willl a smile xo xwvvl. 41, 42, Sec. 43, Glee Club 41, 425 H.R, Prog. Chm. 40, 41, 425 Pby. lid. Asst. 43. SPARKMAN, JAMES K.: JIMMY A Ilrjrwzrlalflr' boy, who fasually mixes fun wiflr lwnorx, Slll'l'lfll'illg ru'illn'r. SMITH, OLIVE LENORE Friend of many, for' of norm. STANALAND, DAPHNE GEORGE Gvuflr' of xfliril, bc'm'firirr1f uf miml. Transfer Student 43. STEELMAN, NANCE RETHA A iully goml xjmrl and wall Iilzi-Il lly r'I'rryom'. STEVENS SUZANNE We aflmirr Suzurmz' for lwr 1l1'lI'rmir1atiorl fo Y!'tlL'l7 xurcrss. Girl Reserves 40, 419 Pan-American Club 405 Glee Club 41, 42, 43g Music Festival 40, 41, Solo 1st Div. 425 Victory Corps 43, Assembly Prog. 41, 42, 435 Victory Show 43, Pres. Cab- inet 43g R.O.T.C. Sponsor 42, 435 Pantherilla Prog. 43, May Day Festival 43. STEVENS, WINIFRED HARRIIZQT Always rnrlsirlfralv, always lciml. Pep Squad 40, 41. STRUSS, ETHEL NELL: NELLIE So jolly, so xuiwl, xo fully t'0NlI7l1'lt', she xlealx our ufedions away. H.R. Sec. 41, 43, V. Pres. 425 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 42, 43g Pan- thcrilla Court 41, 42, Queen 433 Pep Squad 41, Victory Corps 43, May Day Festival 43, Annual Staff 43: Football Banquet Hostess 42. SWEAT, MELVIN HAROLD Quivl, yr! cwivrgrfic' anal llkl'11l1ll'. TAIT, BETTY Vvrsalilz' aml frlvaxing in u winxomv way. l'I.R. V. Pres. 40, 41, Chaplain 41, Pep Squad 41, 423 Pep O' Plant Rep. 42, 433 Victory Corps 433 Psychology Club Sec. 42. TERREL, NOBLE KIRK: IKE RI-ally for unryllrifzg-l1'!'x make il fun Ilmouglw. Band 40, 41. TATMAN, ESTHEII NAOMI: ESSIE Tlmnglr quid uml rlignifml ilu' lmi a lol uf frirmls. TIIOMAS, NINA M1:R1iIWEATP1ERZ TEENY cr 1 Tlval lmalwlr, lauglwalfli' may of lu-ri-flu' only om' I in flu' wurlil. lilee Club 40, Pres. 41, 42, Pep Squad 40, 41, Kiwanette Club . -V Y 42, 43, Hunur Society 42, Corres. Sec. 42, 43, Pres. Cabinet 42, 43, H.R. Sec. 40, Annual Stall' 43, Student Council Rep. 41, 42, Dramatic Club Pres. 42, 43, Victory Corps Capt. I 42, 43, Quill and Scroll 43, D.A.R. Rep. 43. . 1411 nl- n I I ' A I THROWIZR, NANCY Jo: Jff My I Dark lmrufy ii lln' rivlu-r lype. . I 1 M ' ll.li. V. Pres. 41, 42, Sec. 43, Pep O' Plant Rep. 41, 42, yig tory Corps 42, 43, Debate Club 41, 42, Girl Reserves 41,1 R,O.T.C. Sponsor 41, Football Banquet H0stlsl.429 Kp., Squad 40, Panthcrilla Court 43, May Day Festival 435 Sill- ' 5 - dent Council Dance Sponsor 43, Class 43. ii A form 1 nrvsfair, u fun' more xzuvfl, if lmflr never llrrn - .V TIIROWEK, PEGGY MAKIE: PEGGY R115 h ,L f , X J ' J 0ru x ful In nzurl. to x1il.RglProcPx Chhi. 40, 4J,'42, Student Council Rep. Sec. 43, ' ' Peg qua 40,i41, Girl Reserves 41, 42, Library Asst. 42, 43, Q XE' Dr Inatif Cyub Vilctory Corps 43, Victory Show 43, Pan- ? ' Mi 1CfwJb31lCi7H1. 43, Rifle Team 41, 42. - 1 ' ,u'TREZEVANT, H 'NRIETTA MCLWILLIE: HANK v 1 ' .wx f I tr Rl'l7lilI1l'.1 u f ' 'er ale, aluuyx lllllllllillg orvr 'L , - f ' 'I R.O,'l'.C. po u' , Cheerleader 42, 43, H.R. Sec. 41, 42, .' Pep S ad , , V. Pres. Sopl1. Class, Annual Staff 43, 1 5Pe C a t . aff 42, News Mgr. 43, Quill and Scroll Al y orps 43 OHILC Assistant 41, 42, 43. j 41 c r ' . is , 4' - l Vip! 'TYN , Y THEKESE A iyldui' Il xufvel Ilixpoxilion. r Served , 43l', sychology Club 41, 42, Book Club f 41, 42, H.R. Sec. 43. ly VANDIVEKE, WII.L1AM AUSTIN: BILL Alrrl null nulxlamlillg in l'l'l'Vj' way, ymfll flml lvim ready for work ur' play. R.O.'1'.C. 41, 42, Maj. 43, Rifle Team 43, Panthcrilla Prog, 43, Of1Icer's Club 42. VER PLANCK, SUNSIIINE: SHINEY lux! a lilllv my of .1llllXl7flll'. WALKER, DUNCAN PAKTKICK: BUTTEKFIELD All! Why Iboulll life all labor bv? rt WHITAKER, GLORIA Briglll and sparlcling, full of wifg wilb flu' flasx sbt' mudr a bit. Girl Reserves 42, 435 Pep Squad 40, 415 Glec Club 425 May Day Festival 43. WHITE, FRANCES LOUISE The form' of her own mvril makes ber way. Volleyball Team 405 Basketball Team 415 Girl Reserves 415 Victory Corps 435 May Day Festival 43. WICKHAM, HARRY EDWIN Slll'l'l'A'S is the rrwural of zliligrrlrr. Honor Society 42, 43. WILLIAMS, WAYMAN EDWARD: ED A laml of IllHlllll'1' luifboiul zlc'fvt't5 bfs bearing llpflgfjlj his speech direcl. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM LANE: DOC The uforlJ's no befler if we worryg Iifr is no auger X if we laurq. I '.' BP - .4 N , Nl' 50' KL RR. Pm-ergve, V. Ples. 42a. X 1' K f - WILLIFORD, JAMES RICHARD! XVILLIE K -,Cf-N-4-1'x.,!.-Qrrr so full of fun is always populnr. K Pep O' Plant ep. 415 Basketball B Tcam 41, A Team 43: H.R. laaplain 425 Panthcrilla Prog. 43. WITHERS, STELLA TALIAEERRO: DoLLY A good lJumorI':l, plvasanf, 4'.n'1'llrr1f girl. Girl Reserves 41, 42, 435 Pep Squad 40, 415 Book Club 40, 415 French Club 40, 415 H.R. Prog. Chm. 405 Honor Society 43. WOODBERY, MARJORIE ANN Marjorie xymbo-lizc's all our izlealsg lore, qualify, am! leaclerslsip. H.R. Sec. 41, Chaplain 41, 42, V. Pres. 425 Honor Society Treas. 42, 435 Kiwanette Club 41, V. Pres. 42, Treas. 43: Kiwanette Minstrel Show 425 Thcspians 42, 435 Annual Staff Editor 435 Football Banquet Hostess 425 Victory Corps 42 435 Quill BL Scroll 435 Pep Squad 415 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 425 Ofice Asst. 41, 425 May Day Festival 435 Dramatic Club 42, 435 Sr. Grad. Com. 43. WOLF, FRED LESERMAN Hr is a good man 111111 a jus! mir. WIOLF, JOSEPH LOUIS! JOE Quzel, fric'lm'ly, generally X!'tll1ff'Q a swell guy Io know wr proudly rclalr. Student Council Rep. 41, 425 Band 41. FELTNER, CHARLES FRANCIS He nothing mean nor common did. WOMBLE, VAN BEVERLY Not self advertised with lots of noise, but just the one of our best boys. YEAGER, CATHERINE JANE: JANE All who know her are convinced of her sweetness and charm. ZACCHINI, DUINA MARIE: ZEEK Sincere, friendly, always bright, likeable generally at frst sight. Cheerleader 41, Head Cheerleader 42, 43: French Club 42, Girls' Basketball Team 41: Pep Squad 40, 415 Girls' Athletic Club 43: H.R. Prog. Chm. 414 May Day Festival 43. ZEWADSKI, OLAF BARCO, JR. A brare, free-hearted, careless boy with unchecked joy. Not Shown-JUNE CLASS ALDERMAN, FREDERICK J.: FRED Ambition has no risk. DEWEY, GEORGE WAYNE He was once caught studying. HERMAN, GEORGE CALVIN lust a quiet easy going boy. MCDONOUGH, FRANK EHLER, JR. Slime Not Shown-JANUARY CLASS CIGARRAN, JOSE RAYMOND, JR. Worrying never made man great, so why worry? DONALDSON, EMORY ERSKINE Were he perfect, we could not like him more. HEBB, MAURICE F. Still water runs deep. You may not know him well, but he is well worth knowing. MCLIN, MARY ELI-A MOONEY, JAMES ELLIOTT Conseientious and dependable in his work, quiet and good natured. SMOAK, ROBERT ARTHUR: Bon A bay so remarkably nice just had to be outstanding. STRICKLAND, ROBERT We know that of him fame we'll hear, once he begins working at his career. TERRY, THELMA MARIE Gentle and modest as a flower. WARNER, HENRY LEE His worth can be fully appreciated. WOODBURN, LOUISE She keeps to herself all that she knows. Blonde sweetness. Transfer student from Plant City High School 42, Glec Club 40, 41, 42, 43: Home Ec. Club 4-l, 42g Spanish Club 41, 42. POWELL, JAMES LEE: JIMMY Destiny's tot. SAULS, EUGENE FREDERICK: FRED He may be quiet and just a little shy, but li0l1,f make the mistake of passing this friend by. WALKER, DANIEL F.: DAN lust a quiet easy going boy. WINTON, CHRISTINE ELIZABETH: sCoTTY Fair to look upon, but better yet to hear. Transfer student from Stamford High School, Stamford, Conn., 42: I-LR. President 46,5-fSecretary 41. ,Mgf-W 5 ,gy r fwmm Q -TT ms: W.umf4-i?1'.Lr 22' 513 'TW Q 'fri ?2il?ii1f ff EXW Nw aww Y ssl 1, KX. swf' 44,4 Aa, 3 Y Li' we IW? A 'lm EL .i.'?.'01aillWWF Om' Bmw 1 ARMY-JANUARY CLASS EMORY ERSKINE DONALDSON fAir Corpxj DANIEL F. WALKER ARMY-JUNE CLASS FREDERICK J. ALDERMAN LESLIE DAVID CRUMPTON JEFFERSON H. DAVIS GEORGE WAYNE DEWEY CHARLES CLAYTON HARRA fAir Corpxj JOHN MCDAVID LOFTIS LEON NASH WILLIAM SAULSBURY READING JOHN EDWARD SCOTT KAI! Corpsj ROBERT ARTHUR SMOAK fAir Corpsj MELVIN HAROLD SWEAT HENRY WARNER fAir Corpxj OLAF BARCO ZEWADSKI, JR. KAN Corpxj These boys left school to join the scwvicc' while stil V In Service NAVY- JANUARY CLASS JOSE RAYMOND CIGARRAN, JR. MAURICE F. HEBB JACK MCLENDON JAMES LEE POWELL NAVY-JUNE CLASS JOHN ROBERT DEKLE GEORGE DWYER PAUL THOMAS HARTUNG WILLIAM NEIL HAYES DAVID RUNYAN HICKS WILLIAM DAVIES JERGER JACK VERNON MCFEE JOHN LEONARD OWINGS JOHN CHARLES RIDGE JAMES K. SPARKMAN MARINES-JUNE CLASS JAMES J. ANSLEY IMerc'hantj ROBERT STRICKLAND fMf'rvhanfj DANIEL WEBSTER HALL GEORGE CALVIN HERMAN JOE P. NICOLETTO l members of flocir senior class. QOL' 9' , 6 QS E EQQNSOR .Boggs 9? ew , CLC CFRSXQQOS 5051 CU' UEUT HPQFLING' QMS SGW Qi CHN MOOFZ uewr. Con.. C. J. HAPLDEE fam. cum. SUZQNNE STEVENS SHT. spowson fY'UQRQP1RET 'SQQRROVJ FYR Q efjwi N 6 E, . 0-bpgwgzxlids-Q! WELL , CG' 'C' sgrRUS'15 DNSQQ i - ? ',W.f ' ,. -x 'f5..F-,f.3B'??ZQ'W 'f 7f'??W 5x'kn'Q 5 .- ' ' N - lX:1'p 3, iYiA'w:IQ5 JV KTM bk 2Yf 3X2?RiWF -?x1:QfNlIwi-lf :-Jil ii3?'?I'f4? 'TW ,LMQmX'l'HhA, mit, 'KS .Q-fi' M Qi iii.. fps: ,, PQ, 5 Q Silk Q X' f 'K MFSRJORIE WOODBERY EDITOR' sun came? BETT9 GNN HENDERSGN mssiv eonrovz Qwuv aovvsecz JM? PUWOR Ons. ossmzso I E 1 NEEDS? COC f N Jelfwf f C,.d.H NINE! THOMAS TOM LENFESTES1 A. Bufsmeses cvmcvcxc1e1eQ.Q ff MN. f gf - .j ,V , X Y ' ,if j V! f .N f, A A gm, f , . ,F U' f ' 1 ,LWB gf' 'N f 4 1 K, ' K, , .Vu ' QW J, x X wiv , A , N V ,V Q! aff isdn . mafl 1.1-K xxfx. 5 ?ljlji:U.11:yXK'QKT?,fXL Iwyly Muni w.U1Js11ff,,1f,,, 90-,l1x1X1V, unix QL' 'tf xx Law Q jfs.: Nm: fwyzvk 1 ,x f 11. 2 nv: , . xr. 4, know ,M I Iazfmenfx wk ri' 'il ll K' ' iwfygvf 3 ', 'X' ' X J X W' ,, a Mon. Fri. Sat. Fri. Mon. Fri. Fri. Tues. Thurs. Fri. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Mon. Tues. Fri. Sat. Tues. Wed. Fri. Wed. Mon. Wed. Thurs. 27 Fri. Tues. Wed. Fri. Fri. Tues. Thurs. Fri. Tues. Fri. Sun. Mon. Thurs. Fri. CALE SEPTEMBER School opened. First pep rally of year. Plant defeated Bradenton in football 38-0. OCTOBER St. Petersburg defeated Plant in football 13-0. Pep O' Plant Finance Campaign opened. Pep O' Plant staff announced. Plant defeated Landon 7-6. Pep O' Plant Finance Campaign ended. Plant defeated Clearwater 13-0. Library staff appointed. Rev. John Branscomb spoke in assembly. Student Council cabinet installed. junior Rotarian elected. Plant defeated Orlando 7-0. Miss Martha Heel, secretary of Y.W.C.A., spoke to an assembly of girls. Honor Society tapped, Key Club members elected. R.O.T.C. officers announced. jackson defeated Plant 12-0. NOVEMBER R.O.T.C. sponsors announced. junior Red Cross membership drive started. Plant City defeated Plant 7-6. Red Cross drive ended. Victory Corps, sponsored by Kiwanettes, intro- duced. Armistice Day program. Armistice Day holiday. Plant defeated Jefferson 25-9. Wings for Victory presented on radio by Public Speaking class. Thespians initiate new members. Annual Pep rally and Thanksgiving Dance. Hillsborough defeated Plant 19-7. Thanksgiving holiday. DECEMBER School of War, sponsored by Miss Myrtle Gilliland, presented in assembly. Annual football banquet. Representatives of National Conference of Christians and jews spoke in assembly. Kiwanettes tapped new members. Girl Reserves presented Christmas pageant. JANUARY 200 students helped at Fuel Rationing Board. Plant defeated jefferson 38-36. Plant defeated Lakeland 35-27. Jackson defeated Plant i9-35. Plant defeated Landon 34-24. Plant defeated St. Petersburg 34-33. Annual staff announced. Mid-term notables announced. Hillsborough defeated Plant 35-34. Baccalaureate service for mid-term graduates. Plant defeated Clearwater 48-38. Mid-term graduation. Plant defeated Landon 41-27. Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri. -13 Tues. Thurs. Fri. -27 Tues. Fri. Mon. Wed. -12 Tues. Wed. Thurs. -l 3 Fri. Thurs. Fri. Thurs. Fri. Sun. Fri. Mon. Fri. Fri. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Wed. Fri. Sun. Tues. Thurs. FEBRUARY Plant defeated St. Petersburg 38-35. Plant defeated Orlando 46-27. President and Vice-President of Student Coun- cil elected. Plant defeated Jefferson 49-44. Honor Society, Key Club, Kiwanettes, and Girl Reserves announce officers. Big Ten Basketball Meet. Honor Society students presented program in P.T.A. meeting Clearwater defeated Plant 36-35. Second semester Pep O' Plant staff appointed. Student Council officers and President's Cab- inet installed. Rationing week. Plant defeated Orlando 30-25. Plant defeated Lakeland 33-31. MARCH Junior Rotarian elected. Mr. Simons, City Planner, spoke in assembly. Red Cross Drive. Amendment to constitution passed by Student Council. Mrs. Barbara Southern, secretary for National Conference on Christians and jews, spoke in assembly. Key Club inducted new members. Kiwanettes tapped. Regional Basketball Tournament. Victory Dance sponsored by Plant Band. Honor Society tapped. Florida State Key Club Convention. Dayroom, sponsored by Honor Society, dedi- cated. Senior Class officers elected. Girl Reserve Recognition Service. APRIL Pantlaerilla ffifteenthj. War Bond and Stamp Campaign began. Victory Varieties show presented by the Glce Club and other students. First meeting of the Daughters of Service Men's Club. R.O.T.C. Sponsors presented in special parade review. Good Friday-Holiday. Repeat performance of Victory Varieties Show in Municipal Auditorium. Girl Reserve Dance at Y.W.C.A. MAY Drill presented by Plant girls in May Day Festival. War Bond and Stamp Campaign ended. Class play, Growing Pains. Baccalaureate service for Seniors. JUNE Panther Annual dedication in Assembly. Graduation! E x 4 s XLPH MILLSQP mf., lf, rx T2 N i X. -df 2 N zz, . . 1 ,-,., , P M A ufi. ffm: 5 Wy 5 .gm . 'Wire - . PRIC L Q 'ix A suv o.BuRNs 'W'LfT'C DWGCTOR eoeav SHERRILL isusbmess mesa. H590 COACH assnsmm concu HERE TRQCK COACH T? is '. ,gil '?2sfs:s:1 11:1 S gg? X W 40 :,fALLz7 K 7 K wlifff f, . 0 wp- 1' ff , 1 'ff 4-' Clif ' JV' 5 ,mg is ,GPM fs Q lj ef' it QQ . y Q , f 0 Tx, xii ,p ! ,,,i,gj-f2,f1jv,,,2 MN? fi 1 XJ f L' I , , k Q 4 llvlg v...,. .xi W8 far J 1M'ff.l4 J fy' e vnu 'ew ...M IJIMMQ WILCQX- mms KELLY .nmmv BQUGHMAN KENNETH vouwsia Aft? Q2S5'L.Hf,FgQ:Kv?TWsw Cfw1mN,aASGBmL SLT cnPrmN,FoorBALn, ALT. CRVT, BASEBALL W 'ww-wwsf.wmwf-gi-,,,, N , , 11 x, X 'f gy? 1 5' A 'K WTFQW 2 . A M S Mg ff' . X, 'ml ,, if gt-L z- if.. Q- , Q ..... .. . . , I IN, -.WM -Q fw A, ' fi ' wx -- W , gg .... X ik' it -. . , Q Q ,WW 6' 'K Y ii' 'W Q 4 AQ x , ,,... lx I , ,gy x V ' P b 5 TSON C. J. HARUEE HAL. HOLTSNJGER HUB WILLIAMS DOUG BELDON TENO-MS co-cnPr.,Temoss caPmaw,c1oc.m: FOOTBRLL. MGR. FOOTBALL. Moa. f S - 'N Q .K . - , -Q 1 '- ., ., . Us :IM QW Vllu ,, ..., , In Ak , .. ' ---A 1 alma ' ' ' Q .I -::':v.:lg:, - Y QL seq, H ,XX .2 1 e I .,...,, X: - -s ':E5::,5j3.'Z2, MW Ng xc -ff' ...., ..e,::5q, .Ib 2:2-V: :.a:'-:1'1:Q.2.. ,.., ' .f , y ' gr' x - N 5 4 Wi' MM' if gm Q. qfw 1 i X Q lr f MMM, iw .ff 6 if :- keg- 3: ,.,,. . .x ..,, X 553 ' '55 'N X 2 : ' xi 55 N .... Nils WW 5 ' X S, -.W , 6 ,. 'W A M A Ati fiigw' ' My f, -Q: x :gf Q , Mx, kk., N egg r - -4 3, :-. Q ' 0 W N , N ' QW ......, N..:-,-- - . , gigs-::'iQKZpUNGfff'R Pi. KAL MUIRDOCQ JR. TE'Q-Qt'-LUPQITMS RUD9 CLF-HRKE , 6QSK6TRnm mam. f Mrn QA.-A-nh 1 MU- With only four returning lettern Plant's new Coach, Price Leepcr, faced with a tough problem. Howe the Panthers came through in fine st winning Eve games of their nine g schedule to uphold the Plant record never having 21 losing season. results: Bradcnmn St Petersburg l.nndun Clearwater Orlando Andrew jackson Plant City jefferson Hillsborough BASKET- BALL Plant jefferson 36 Plant 35 Clearwater 36 Plant Lakeland 27 Plant 32 Hillsborough 36 Plant jackson 35 Plant 33 Lakeland 31 Plant Landon 24 Plant 32 Clearwater 29 Plant St. Petersburg 33 Plant 30 Orlando 25 Plant Hillsborough 35 ' ' Pl I k 28 BIC: TEN TOURNAMFN1 ant iac son mam Landon 27 Plant W 33 Landon 40 plan, Clearwater 38 RPGIONAL TOURNAMENT Plant Orlando 27 Plant 65 Wiuiter Haven I6 Plant jefferson 44 Plant 25 Jesuit 38 Ex i 115 For the first tinie in sl, 'i twelve years, Plant High is gf A K competing in baseball along -Q: is X G Qxff, Mew not at ' fQi,,,,-.128-t KV-kg,:,wQtQ :fo g sirjpi Kftyxyz with Hillsborough, jefferson, ' nb ' TSJVQEA' lik ' ff' 'ri H .. X- and jesuit in a city high , K '- X ,f 'f - lzzbb- i , 83 :sf:11:3e' ' M e A' r t V - . - s ' V. ' -2 - if ---' - 1 s X 34 school league and possibly a i , ,xj. H'-ww-Q sl- 1, , f X ,S ,V X - W3 X :5 Y 4 V few games with out of town , A avr 5 ..A.z23.. , .I ' TM A U 4' , i'- schools. Naturally Plant Q Xisfiiglgf A in 4 i 2 , To M5 -. X I I i could not expect a Cham' 3, ,tr A fa J V 1 t, V f-y ,Z , z a pionship team this year, f 'y -xiii i ' ,' P ' 5, I 5 Xa' Vi ' as siizie rqogiedofbtlzl lniygelggrve E Lagjwyyx 4 Q V H JW 5 K by anime? Vg! ev p a e as a e. , - A L X , ww S 1, . .. ,Q - ,.,,: fx However, we think that : -'-1f,' i yes ' C In ,L W ' ' fig zi . so if? starting baseball is a fine v:-I ,' 1 5 S, ' Q.. move in broadening the ath- ' f ii' f ' - V f i 4 ' 'ii' 'A 2 '-'A 'P 'gl letie program and thereby ' t , , - , . a - , - ' 3 K ' Wm 1 Vi i A ', .g wgljgxgg giving more boys an oppor- tunity to participate in major sports. l ri mir , Q tfiws-, at vszwtmr - '..-.... 'I t it an GOLF Though the golf team was unable to schedule any matches, a strong squad held workouts three times xt week at the Palma Ceia Golf Club. Hal Holtsinger was chosen as captain of the team, and he and -lack Redding were the returning lettermen. Other members of the team were: Freddie Shackleford, Davis lioling, and Ralph Sing- bush. i TRACK 3 As this publication goes to i press, the Panther track team, under the able direc- tion of Coach Bobby Sher- rill had participated in three meets. being runner-up to St. Petersburg twice and beating Hillsborough, 87-45. In a dual meet, the Panthers lost to the Green Devils, 73-59, and in a triangular meet, were second to thc Devils, beating the Terrieis for the runner-up position. jimmy Wilccwx, captain ot the team, bettered the state broad jump record, setting an unothcial state mark of 22 feet, zn inches. TENFJS Plant has one of its strongest tennis teams in years, and though the season is incomplete, the team had won two of three matches to date. After splitting two matches with a strong Lakeland team by S-4 scores, the Panther netters trounccd MacDill Field, 7-0. C. il. Hardee and Murray Robertson were selected ax co-captains of the team, and I yman Chennault won the school championship by beating Bobby Doll in the finals. Team members- Lyman Chennault, Bobby Doll, C. il. Hardee, Watle Dennis, john McKellar, and Murray Robertson. Plant won the city championship. h , Q ,Rf uv'- .IQ - + QTQL -.f wk, QTXCZ CL wma T4-xe eeeaeEs,'Qo By - FORM OIUINE 00? SX R99 FOR ZACESQDNU iv caeemeave S V NOwWMw- ? :1,,:5 Q In ,,,., ' -' Ri 2 , ,.... 1 'E' :nie ' ,: , '-'5'2:5f5 fi:' '51 .- ' , --',v- :Q V:-A ,VIQ if ---Q -2Q' :,. ' ': ::i 5:1 'I' W N Q .... .M E . .,.... EQ .Www- MRS. JULXE LANE. GXRLS Pavsxcag E O. D1 RECTOR 1 DARE vow Q!! 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HARDEE JUNE NOTABLES hx J' il' L A-ifif Wg pb EA' xo Q S V f,v3t,, VT L 'XX 'PSN ,Q 4, Biggrsf Flirls BARBARA SNOW AMIS KELLY . R E I up FW . , W ' A S-nr., R we , 133' Y A f9 i X Q A-L? 1 X ! K 'l Tv Wilfiesi ., , NELL CLARK STEVE MCILVAINE 4 '- ' H' Fr 'Qu ka.. Class C moles MARY ELLEN COOK BILLY XVILLIAMS 5?-fw'L ni Advuz,-f' R-Tffw MM 'IQ-ffl J UNE NOTABLES Swecffcfsf-Nic'es1' TOOTSIE HENDERSOI HAL HOLTSINGER -ww' THE IDEAL SENIOR MARY ELLEN COOK Eyes ELEANOR BRAGG H air NANCY jo THROWER Figure-Physique MARGARET MUNNERLYN ' Teeth MARJORIE WOODBERY Best Dressed BOOKIE MCMICHAEL Most Fun BETTY ANN HENDERSON Best Sport 'ktttt BOBBY ENNIS STEVE MCILVAINE HARRIS MULLEN JOHN MOORE HAL HOLTSINGER AMIS KELLY C. J. HARDEE ADAMS KENNEDY CO. ADAMS MAGNON JEWELRY CO. AIR BASE BUS LINES BARKER, DR. FRANK BECKWITH-HOLMES BEYER, MR. A. R. BIZE,S BLAKESLEE-KLINTWORTH BLOUNT, MR. F. T. CALDWELL BONDED WAREHOUSE CITY ICE CO. COCA-COLA CO. CRALLE, MR. RAY B. CRENSHAW BROTHERS PRODUCE CO. CUESTA-REY CIGAR CO. DAVE GORDON,S EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK FLORIDA GROWER PRESS FRAT SHOP G. AND M. SERVICE CO. GILES MOTOR CO. HARDEE, MR. C. J. HAV-A-TAMPA CIGAR CO. HOLTSINGER MOTOR CO. JACK,S COOKIES JACKSON GRAIN CO. KNIGHT, MR. PETER O. KNIGHT AND WALL LENFESTY SUPPLY CO. LYONS FERTILIZER CO. MAAS BROTHERS PONSGR MCGUCKEN, MR. HAROLD MIRABELLA FISH CO. NELSON, MRS. E. D. E5 E. K. NELSON, JR OFFICE ECONOMY OFFICE EQUIPMENT O,NEAL FURNITURE CO. PENINSULAR TELEPHONE CO. PIONEER TIRE CO. PLANT HIGH P. T. A. PLATT ST. FLORIST POINSETTIA DAIRY PRODUCTS INC. PRINCESS BOOT SHOP RITENCLIF CAFETERIA ROBERTSON, MR. H. S. SHACKLEFORD, FARRIOR AND SHANNON PAUL SMITH CONSTRUCTION CO. OTTO P. STALLINGS AND SON STANALAND,S SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. SUTTON, MR. JOHN B. TAMIAMI TRAIL TOURS TAMPA COAL CO. TAMPA ELECTRIC CO. TAMPA GAS CO. TAMPA GROCERY CO. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE TAMPA STOCK FARMS DAIRY UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA WARD, PAUL T. WARREN HENDERSON, Realtors WHITAKER BROTHERS WOLF BROTHERS Staff Letter We, the Panther Staff of 1943, as representa- tives of the Senior Class, take this opportunity to express our gratitude and appreciation to those sponsors, friends, parents, teachers, and fellow students who made it possible for us to publish this Yearbook. We sincerely hope that in future years this will serve as a tangible memory of the days We have spent and enjoyed at Plant High School. Sincerely, THE PANTHER STAFF. With this record of our memories We are ending a phase of our lives that will never be forgotten. It will be an inspiration and a guiding light through the dark and unpre- dictable days ahead. This is the end of our yearbook, yesw-but it is not an end to a de- votion that has grown strong during the last few years. Our Alma Mater has watched over us and helped us to mature to dignified young men and Women. For her untiring vigil we pledge our hearts in a steadfast allegiance that will never die. 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