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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1945 volume:

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THE EDITORS Confezm FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS FEATURES DEDICATIGN For giving us of her time, her laugh, and her love5 For leaving us feeling just a little better than she found us5 For being the best that Plant is, and for approaching the best that Plant ought to beg For being our bookstore ladyn- The 17th edition of FFHE PANTHER is respectfully dedicated to MRS. S. E. HORNE 'la V 5 -- ,ll II Ill -ill -M LIIU shx x 7 - C H 1 331 V - il E 411 V f v- 1 liyixxiu Rx'tKK'?K6:Cu- W X-Aww W- A, -hxqmsxm H ffgffxmf 'SJ rf Z : ' 'f' .Mi 'QW f Mm? fm Q ' 3- f 4 MAMA 3' NZ? fU 'PNG s 3252 J' A f -A - - P.-1 .. ' 5. ,GP Nx N x 4 QX - JI If ,VJ Il ik ' 5 'xiftnh .8 X f fx I , - .. m 1 S , ,ff . A . ll X -J - i J p , 5' Q A k . 7 :L 'li-1 D .- -'- . . 'E ' : 5- -X 'r'x,: ,Q-uri ' ' 0 -Li' L F-'Q E ' . u x C 2' qv '4 ' 'Q ' ' -. ' 9 I 'v,? ,. - I sf, '1'Q't.s: tl A-3 Jeff' , :ixll ,,...4 gs- ' 44 -x A ' ' f- 1 - n, sb: N .w.x,Q . 1 ' L ,LQ xxx ai? 1 'ww fx. , 3 ,.,.. 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Murrow, Mrs. F, Martin, Mrs. L. Ossorio, Mrs. L. Sewell SENIOR TEACHERS 7 H J ,if I is s '99 1 fl f w I, fb j f X54 f 'ir i ff jf 5 l l li 1 w .it we N' as ' l if sr 'N -. X x S., E Q X is S! 4 'J X I A s, is .,,. ,, . Q it xr, 3 f 5 J- ,jj 3, r I, s I A x 1' ff I . , lf ' . Miss jiassua DYER Miss RUTH GILLILAND Mus. LKQNA Hfxiawoun 'l,4 M L ,lv lb I I 'H' ' f . :fi ' A lf , 2 e me E i 'I 1' J 'M ..... H V, 17' J W ' f-EE .--.. 'V j ,. I ' .,... ,wg if i ff , 5' i1 X A' ly V14 X . ' L E ....,,iii ,.,.. . V J E ..,, E :::: I X :,-g ..,,. , i J J r i V if J J I' Mfrs. HEI.lTN JIMINEZ MRS. ,Iu.'xN1'm Munkow Mizs. LORRAINIZ Si VVLLL 7 T0 ezzclz name 011 our u'rfL1icc roll-and cfpucifzlly those marked by PIfV , or MA , or fl filwzt gold star-Hllzis png? lx rciiaranlly dedicated, that 'wc may .vlzofw in mme small way the honor fwlzlifflz Plfml fuelf, and dlfwayf will feel, if dm? them. s EL H, ff ffm 'VX d is I f-f' M f' lf- zzawra . .' 'S .- , , ' 1 E ,L I A.. ig. dj -QW . li F-Y' . Q -,fix If N lx 1353 ig f2H.'fig'3q5 ,z Q f va' 5,5 - f ,MVS if , f.Eg'g'.f7'hf. sf?- 2?cx5gi'ggf.-'?'gf 1- ,, ,fin , ge , , K '.,!,'V42 1.5. 1,, ' -'- Q0 'ff X ' f rl 5, KIIMMIE GRAY ROBERT WEEKS KATHERINE COOPER Prcsiflrnl Vice Pr1'sidc'11t Sz'z'rel'ary JANUARY CLASS HISTORY Having completed our last semester in the familiar halls of H. B. Plant High School, we now pause to present a brief review of our stay here. ln February of 1942, just three short years ago, we entered Plant as lipstick-smeared sophomores, since that date we have risen from lowly Urats' to illustrious seniors, gain- ing honors and, we hope, some education along the way. In our junior year, we strove hard to make better grades with exemptions and club memberships in mind. The second semester was the one in which we sent our first representatives to the Honor Society. They were Fern Roberts, Doyle Johnson, and Betty Fulford. Q The senior term began in January of 1944, and after a short summer release, we were full-fledged senior A's. Jimmie Gray served us as president of the student body, president of the senior class, and Junior Rotarian. Katherine Cooper was appointed editor of ye olde annual, and before we knew it, we were receiving our diplomas for attending three memorable years at Plant. The Fighting Littles was produced as our class play and line performances were turned out by the cast, some of whom were tapped into the National Thespian Honor Society as a reward. These members were Fern Roberts, Betty Fulford, Mary Mott, Ken Musgrave, Lynn Montgomery, Virginia Wilson, Frank Cohen, Albertina Rosen, June DuPuis, Douglas Knapp, Frances Marshall, and Darian Robertson. More contributions to the National Honor Society were made in our last two semesters: Virginia Wilson, Albertina Rosen, Terry MeNab, Lynn Montgomery, Bob Weeks, Edna Wamble, Katherine Cooper, and Sara Jayne Collins. We sent two charter members to the Gold and Black: Betty Fulford and Fern Roberts, and Virginia Wilson, Jimmie Gray, Kathleen O,Grady, Robert Gruetzmacher, Katherine Cooper, Edna Wamble, and Terry MeNab soon followed. ln the field of sports, Bobby Gruetzmacher, Bobby Roddenberry, Buck Younger, Gregory Gout, Howard Bryan, Buckie Allen, Jack Scott, and Terry MeNab were all football lettermen. Jimmie Gray served ably as football manager. Bobby Doll brought honors to the gold and black by winning the Florida State Junior Tennis championship. Other boys who won letters were Doyle Johnson, Hugh Jerger, and A. W. Murdoch. To the last Royal Court of Pantherilla, Buckie Allen, Juanita Langford, Bobby Gruetzmacher, and Kathleen O'Grady were elected as first maid, cour- tier, and witnesses. The R.O.T.C. was headed by Lieut. Colonel A. W. Murdoch, and Betty Fulford, Catherine Cappello, and Sara Jayne Collins were charter members of the G.O.C. Bob Weeks and Fern Roberts guided the Pep O, Plant in their senior year as editor and assistant editor, respectively. Others on the staff at various times were Buckie Allen, Sara Jayne Collins, Katherine Cooper, Betty Fulford, Bobby Gruetzmaeher, Mary Mott, Kathleen O'Grady, Darian Robertson, Bobby Rod- denberry, Buck Younger, and Edna Wamble. The Key Club was well-manned with boys from our class, including Jimmie Gray, Bobby McElvy. Bobby Roddenberry, Gregory Gout, Terry MeNab, Buckie Allen, Bobby Greutzmacher, and Bobby Doll. Their sister club, the Kiwanettes, took in as members Virginia Wilson, Fern Roberts, and Katherine Cooper. These students were judged to be the most outstand- ing members of their class as key students and school leaders. We have reached the end of our days at Plant, but our affection for her is still great. We look to the future, better men and women for having attended Plant, realizing that we will always carry a part of her in our hearts, hoping that she will carry our memory in hers. a2f10l+ AI.I.EN, CHARLEs All'1'IiUR, JR. VVha11 fwnlf im? .Vf1ll'!'E fhm' are ,ffzlflmzl spent in mill. I,t. R.O.T.C., Saber Club '44, Glee Club. ALI.EN, WAL'1'ER GEOIIGE Buckle 4'l'Ve hzmw f!ZEI'8'5 mmethilzg in :Shit zmrlff, af echirh his heizrf 1':2joifef. Football A Team '42, '43, '44, Basketball Team '42, H.R. Pres. '41, Vice Pres. '43, Key Club, Track Team '43, Letterman's Club, President's Cabinet '44, Pep O' Plant staff, Pantherilla Court '43, '44. JARIAS, ROSALIE Her uwrlh nw hezfer he apjvrefia!efl. Captain Girls' Baseball, May Day Festival '42, '43. BAUGHMAN, CHARLES Spook '24 ll I afh if plmmuf fwnjmuy fo while afzwy fhc time. H.R. Pres. '44., BRANTLEY, JAM ES ufid if hletferl with fhfzf fmhle gmzlify, 1'e5e1'f'6. BRYAN, HOWARD Gus fl 5fI'I1lgbf-f07'YL'll7'1f, open-hmlrfeil y0ulh. H.R. Pres. '42, '44, Vice Pres. '43, Key Club, Football A Team '43, '44, Lcttermaifs Club, Sergeant R.O.T.C., Track '44, Bas- ketball B Team '43, Student Council Rep. BURGESS, JO ANN Polite, :cell-mfzzzfzerefl, mul a friend fn all. May Day '42, '43, H.R. Chaplain. CAMERON, HOWARD Only fhz gum! flie yomzg, 'why should I tc'orry? CAPPELLO, CATHERINE ANNE fl rolzznzflz hlifhe am! full of glee ':c'h0 flfzrm to laugh nn! lam! mul free. May Day '42, '43, H,R. Chaplain, Girl Reserves, Class Play, Pep Squad, Glce Club, Lieut. Girls' P. F., G.O.C., Music Clinic, Baseball Team, Basketball Team Cafnt. CHERRY, ROSEISLTD None hh! herself nm he her parf1llfl. Secretary '42, May Day '42 ,'43, U.S.O. Committee. if 1 1 ES:- COIIEN, FRANK BURTON Large if hlf hwzmly, auf! hir foul ,fl1zr'ere. Track Team '44, Staff Sgt. R.O.T.C. COLLINS, SARAH JAYNE .-l :freer girl of llllllflfdl zlhlllfyf' National Honor Society, Lt. G.O.C.g Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, Victory Show, Victory Corps, May Day, l-l.R. Chaplain, Pep O' Plant Staff, Glee Club. COOPER, KATHERINE Kasey Holy, fair' aufl wise is she. Student Council Rep. '42, '43, H.R. Vice Pres. '42, Sec. '43, Pres. '44, Girl Reserves '44, '45, May Day Festival, Gold and Black, Honor Society, Pep O' Plant Staff, Kiwanettes, jan. Editor of Panther, Class Play, Sec. Senior Class, Graduation Speaker. CROSBY, ROBERT MASON Alez'ayJ jolly azzfl quite mrefree, Life may he flzzll, hut he-z'e1' if he. IN SERVICE DANA, VICTORIA She extemlf a lovely fharm fchizrh mfliafef flllllflllglj' K ll rnwnxl upon all. '97 Pep O' Plant Reporter, Girl Reserves, Pantlierilla Court '42, May Day '43. DOLL, AUGUST ROBERT Bobby VVhaf a mefl'et. Tennis Team '43, '44, H.R. Pres. '43, Chaplain '44, Student Council Rep. '42, Key Club, I.etterman'S Club, Basketball B Team. DUGGER, PHILLIP EVERETTE Phil Beware the fury of a pafierll mall. Sgr. R.O.T.C. DUPUIS, JUNE There are people who ea1z'f help heing nice. Band, Student Council Rep. '44, May Day '42, '43, Music Clinic, Class Play, Glee Club. FLEMING, RAYMOND CAV, JR. Ce11ial mul pleamui, Ray if 12 real hay. Rifle Team '42, '43, '44, Sgt. R.O.T.C,, Class Play '44. FONTE, l..OUISE She is hlesxefl cvifh ihe izzfinile faparily In plearef' 5 I I 43, 12 jf? FULFORD, BETTY rl n iz!!-'fvflzmf girl, fwffjvffff in nf11ffff. H.li. Sec. '43, '44, '45, Chaplain, Pep O' Plant Asst. liditor, Honor Society, Gold and Black, Quill and Scroll '44, Charter Member G.O.C., May Day Drill, Hostess, Football Banquet, Big Ten Basketball Meet, Hall Monitor, Class Play Publicity Mgr., Graduation Banquet Com., Capt. Basketball Team '44, Baseball Team '44. CiA'l'IES, BARBARA H!2 I'Bl' fnlfn and ffignijimf, ejifixnfy per5011ifmf. Science Club, Glee Club, Music Clinic, H.S. Carnival. Guioavro, JAMES LAWRENCE Thr: rule of my life ir tn inane nzuinexf a fwlenxnre and jwlmfzzre my bmi11eJf. GONZALEZ, ILMA A pearl of gran! prim. May Day Festival. GOUT, GREGORY Louis Hill gel through fefzen ine going if tough. Varsity Football '43, '44, Track '44, Letterman's Club, Key Club, H.R. Chaplain, Class Play Business Manager '44. GR.4Y, JAMES VVALLACE, JR., Jimmie EZ'E7'j'0ll6 if hir friznff, and all fair friwnff mfnzire him. Track Manager '41, H.R, Pres. '41, '42, '43, Key Club, Pres. '43, Honor Society, Gold and Black, Student Council Vice Pres. '43, Pres. '44, Football Manager '42, '43, '44, Honor Court '43, Pres. Soph. Class '41, GRUE'1'zMACi1ER, JAMES RO1iliR'l' Grim Meri, fiflws' nlzfleff, gn fnrtlzeff when they are Jmoolneylf' Vice Pres. Sopli. Class '42, Basketball A Squad '42, '43, '44, Key Club, Sec., Vice Pres., Lettermz1n's Club Pres., Vice Pres., Pan- tlaerilla Court '42, '44, Sports Editor Pep O' Plant '44, Football A Squad '42, '43, '44, Hall of Fame, Business Mgr. Class Play '44, Baseball '44, Track '44, R.O.T.C. Corporal. HAYMAN, CIiARLO'l 1'E GLORIA pf f H.-1 .ffnile if Jerezm in all lazfgznzgeff' V' VY D.S.M. Club, May Day Drill '44, Glee Club, Music Clinic. HIXNCOCK, L. C. fl 1nnn'.v man, anrf cl lnffyfr man, ffm. Football A Squad '43, '44. HIENDRIX, BARBARA Her fl'i5llIl'J'hiY7 if one fnaf if lreny1n'eff. Girl Reserves, May Day. iii 13 5:4 HILISUIQN, SAMUEL CLIFFORD HU fc'm'1lJ we Louflf, hif fbonghtf fizlferef' Master Sgt. R.O.T.C., H,R. Chaplain '44, Class Play. JERGER, HUGH He if 11 muff, luke him all ifz all. H,R. Sec. '42, Baseball Manager '44, Football A Team '44, B Squad Basketball '43, Lettermgm's Club. JOHNSON, IDOYLE Ever frzie fo his work, his fvorfl, ami lzif frleizfl.f. Honor Society '43, '44, Gold and Black '43, '44, President's Cab- inet '44, Track '44. KNAPP, DOUGLAS MERIWETIiER Flof:c'erJ are the mziffe of moz'1zle. First Sgt. R.O.T.C., Football B Team '42, Glce Club, TraHic Squad, Class Play. LEVECK, NIOKIE A rheerfnl hear! malwx brighf Me jmflz of life. LOPEZ, HERNIINIA The cmrlfl liar gaizzefl ILFFLZIIIE you life. NITXRSHALL, BETTY J pleasing smile if fn the female mzuzfezmlzfe 'lfhzlf the xzzubeam if I0 the la111lffape. Girl Reserves, May Day '43, '44, Sec. Sopla. Class '42, H.R. Sec. '42, Chaplain, Student Council Rep., Pantherilla Court '43, Hall Monitor, P. E. Sgt., Pcp O' Plant Reporter. MAIISHALL, FRANCES Iii Fiwzees we jimi all affrarfiee girl, a pleasing permiz- alify, am! iz perfevi lady. Victory Show, Variety Show, Glee Club, H.R. Sec. '43, Class Play '44, Girl Reserves, May Day Drill, Pep Squad '44, MAR'1'IN, JOHN 'KDelez'mi1ialiw1, Jelf mufiffelzre, aml perfistent effort make flreamf rome rule. MCI'iLVY, ROBERT The will fo flo, the mul 10 flare. ' IN SERVICE eil I4 E33 McNA1s, MAHON TERRY lu Terry foe jim! a man folio har ll :my with the mfzirlem fair. Football '42, '43, '44, Basketball B Team '42, Track '43, Pan- therilla Court '43, '44, Honor Society, Gold and Black, Key Club, Pres. Cabinet '44, Staff Sgt. R.O.T.C., H.R. Vice Pres., Sec., Publicity Mgr. Class Play, Student Council Rep. M ILAM, DORO'I'H Y Polite, ZUJI!-7lZHl7llZ7'6If, am! a friefzfl I0 all. Pep Squad '41, '43, May Day Drill '41, Class Play '45, Glee Club '43, '44, Girl Reserve, Victory Show '42. TVIONTGOMERY, LYNN fl mem newer l'1m':c'.f what lze eau do until lze Hier. Band '42, '43, '44, R.O.T.C. Band '42, '43, H.R. Sec. '42, Honor Society, Class Play, Variety Show '44, Music Clinic '43, '44, Nominating Committee for Student Otlicers, Tliespians '45, MOT'l' MARY 1 Her fare if nerfer 10 njfeufl, ami every frealure if her friend. Girl Reserves, May Day Drill, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '43, '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '44, Reporter, Quill and Scroll '44, '45, Hall Mon- itor, Class Play '45, H.R. Chaplain '42, '43, Office Assistant '44, '45. MUGGE, RICHARD AUGUST He rayf Ilze f:c'eaflzer's fine up tfzeref' H.R. Chaplain '43, Vice Pres. '43, R.O.T.C. Sergeant, Rifle Team '44. MURDOCH ANDREW VVALLACE R. J I VVfiere lzi: :leaf rjfirif leaflx, flzere'.f hif road. Baseball Manager '42, '43, Football Manager '42, '43, '44, Vice Pres. Saber Club '44, Lt. Col. R.O.T.C. MUSGRAVE, KEN'l'ON Heir nice 10 lmzfe around and a good mmpaiiirm 11l'zv11y:. H.R. Pres., Vice Pres., Chairman Bond Drive, Dramatic Club, Victory Show Committee, Class Play, Thcspians, CAt Augusta Military Academy: Honor Student, Rifle Team, Captain and Champion.j. MURRAY, JAMES NELSON ln llie mizifly of ffie greet, .filenee remains .vzipreme. Saber Club, Captain R.O.T.C., Football A Squad. CYGRADY, KATHLEEN KO, lust auf! make my eyex believe. H.R. Chaplain, Vice Pres. '43, Glee Club '42, '43, '44, Music Festival '42, Music Clinic '43, '44, Operetta '43, Victory Show '43, Victory Corps '42, '43, Girl Reserves '42, '43, '44, H.F.C., P. E. Sgt., Hall Monitor, Hostess, Football Banquet '42, '43, '44, May Day Drill '43, '44, Panthcrilla Court '43, '44, Grad. Com., Gold and Black, Pep O' Plant Staff '44, Head Usher, Class Play. PERRY, CHARLOTTE 1 have lived' and lotverl. H.R. Secretary, Vice President. R55 1 s lie PRICER, BETTY Ki11ff11e.f.r of lzearf, am! Izlfffwffizfzflilzg jmfgzuefli, .ffm eznferworx ro plane all. H.R. Sec. '44, May Day Drill '43, '44. RANEY, IDONALD K71ufvle1!ge il erfenfial fo m117ne1f. Officer R.O.T.C., Saber Club. ROBERTS, FERN Feral She JPKZZAI, belzrwef, and 11611 fm! as flze oz4g!zf. H.R. Chaplain '42, Sec. '43, Program Chm. '42, '43, Vice Pres. '44, Girl Reserves '42, '43, '44, '45, Honor Society, Pres. '44, Gold and Black, G.O.C. '43, '44, Associate Editor Pep O' Plant '44, '45, Class Play, Graduation Com., May Day '43, '44, Junior Nurse's Aide '43, '44. ROBERTSON, DARIAN Size profwlfef 110 6125711551 am! forgeff fm friemf.v. H.R. Sec. '42, '44, Vice Pres. '43, May Day '43, D.S.M. Club, Office Assistant, Pep O' Plant Staff, Class Play '45, Glee Club. RODDENIEERRY, IQOBERT VVESLEY A lccayx fl :mile fn every Jjwlwz fzcord, zz 'zvif fn fzzzmw' ezferytfzizzg he h.earff. Football '43, '44, Track '42, Baseball '42, '43, Co-Captain, Key Club, Lettcrmarfs Club, H.R. Pres. '43, Vice Pres. '42, Pep O' Plant Staff '44, R.O.T.C. lst Lieut. ROSEN, ALBER'1'INA Tina 'KA merry smile .vbnzcx a bit of ber mmzy 1fi1pnxitim1. Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Student Council Rep. '42, H.R. Chap- lain '44, Vice Pres. '44, Honor Society, Class Play '45, May Day Festival '43, '44. SASSER, JAMES HOWELL He if coin: in the uzzfeeu power of radio. Rifle Team '43, '44, Science Club, Lt. R.O.T.C. SCHAKER, NELL Haw you ever :cell lzer .fpfll a baron? Majorette '42, '43, '44. SCOTT, JACK Tall, lzfzmlmme, am! aflllzired by ifze rc'0men. H.R. Pres. '42, Vice Pres. '43, Panthcrilla Court '43, Varsity Football '44, Lt. R.o.T.C., Saber Club '43. SHIRLEY, JEAN 'KHdfPi7l6I5, f!Zl38l'flllI16.f.5g what elm nw be 1'eg1ziz'e1l? Girl Reserves, May Day Drill '43. if 16 E+ TIIROWER, MI'I'CHEI.L M. A man zciflzoat fear and 'withouf reproaefzf' TORRES, MARIA She Lean her kll01!'lB1lIg6 gfaeefullyf' VVAMIILI3, EDNA On her :lmulderx reflf I1 Lrilliavzf lzeadf' Honor Socictyg Honor Courtg Gold and Blackg Quill and Scrollg Prcsident's Cabinet '44g Pep O' Plant Staffg May Day Drill '43, '44g Girl Reservesg H.R. Pres. '42, '43, '44. VVEEKS, ROBERT MOR'I'ON Har figfzed lo many, buf lorfeff Lui one. Editor Pep O' Plant '44g Honor Societyg Vice Pres. Senior Classg H.R. Prcs., Vice Pres. '42, Chaplain '43g Graduation Committeeg Band Manager '43, '44. XXTILLIAMS, MORTON fl great flea! more to him ihau you fee. WII,SON, VIRGINIA Af a sc-it, mzzfesfed without rim! to Ilziueg ar azz aefrefs, if fmt firrf, in fhe 'very jirft lille. Student Council 342, ,445 Kiwanettesg Honor Societyg Gold and Blackg Prcsidcnt's Cabinctg Girl Reservcsg Class Playg May Day Drill '43, '44. XVOOD, JO ALYS Full of elzarm alla' grace. Drum Majorette 342, '43g Girl Rescrvesg Glce Club. YvOUNGER, CHARLES JOHNSON Had he been caught when younger, he miglzf have been famed. Football Varsity Squad '42, '43, '44g Basketball, B Team '42, A Team ,439 Baseball '44g Track '44g Tennis ,44Q Letterman's Clubg H.R. Pres. '42, Vice Pres. '42g Golf Teamg Student Council Rep. '43g Pep O, Plan: Staff. XXTILLIANISON, VVIIIIAM JONES One of those .wuglzf afler young men. IN TI-IE SERVICE AIOIINSON, GORIJON rIlURBIVI1,I.Ii, NIOSEPII l'lARL eil 17 53+ el 5. Q. Sf W BILLY SAVAGE ROBLRT KUHN Nrerr. BOUSHALL Pr't'sit1w1t Vice Presir1t'r11f Sz'Cr1'lary JUNE CLASS HISTORY In the past three years we have lived an age which, once ended, we may never know again except as it comes to us on the mirrors of memory. We shall now attempt to arrange some of the details which may make vivid in our memories the wonderful days spent at Plant High School. ln the fall of I942 we underwent all the traditional indignities suffered by rats. We struggled along through the year enjoying our spirited new life. Our junior year opened in the fall of 1943, and we found that we had gathered a little dignity since the days of being lowly sophomores, but we still lacked the dignity of the lofty seniors who still held us at their command. Little by little different members of the class gained prominence in school, and with the arrival of our senior year, we, the members of the class of 1945, felt the many responsibilities which were upon us. We realized that we were obligated to set good examples for the under classmen. We realized that there were new achievements to be made, and also that we were to be the leaders in all school activities. With these ideas in mind, we set out to make 1945 one of the best years in the history of Plant High School. john Kelton served as president of the student council and Otto Stallings served as vice president the semester preceding this, our last semester. Utto was .lunior Rotarian, also. ln the athletic held, our main stays in football were Otto Stallings, F. D. Warner, David Peppard, Doug Cone, Dick Clarke, Howard Jones, ,lohn Kelton, Bubber Kuhn, Bobby blones, Bob Mitchell, Fddie Bond, Albert Castro, Sam Carastro, and Robert Price. ln basketball, Billy Savage, David Peppard, F. D. VVarner, Tom Whitaker, Dick Clarke, and John Kelton did some fancy handling of the brown sphere. John Kelton and Bob Mitchell played good baseball, and David Peppard set new marks in track records. Otto Stallings set a city pole vault record, and liddie Bond, Dick Clarke, Bob Mitchell, Doug Cone, Bubber Kuhn, Harvey Fernandez, and Leonard Rippa also carried the torch for the gold and black in track events. Fred Shackleford and Ralph Singbush were on the golf team, and Fred also was a strong member of the swimming team. -lumping up and down at the side lines of all the athletic events were our six cheerleaders: Dolly O'Berry, Mary Nell Thrower, Ann McCarty, Betty jean Bartlett, Mary Alice Pitts, and Bert Wyatt. Our music department has been enriched by the following talent: Drum-major Tony Gonzalez, Mack McLean, Robert Price, David Mitchell, Billy Moore, Guy Gillen, Betty Davis, and Leonard Rippa. Boys who were outstanding in R.O.T.C. were Ralph Singbush, Fred Shackleford, Alvin Magnon, Jimmy Wingo, Edwin Nelson, Walter Hale, Vernon Gwynne, and Harvey Fernandez. To sponsor the unit, Bee Bee Minardi, Bertha Tate, Dolly OlBerry, and Marilyn Karnes were chosen from our ranks of girls. Now We have come down the home stretch to the end of our high school course with 'our eyes on the tape, but We all have fixed in our minds the grand days at this wonderful school, our Plant High. The days of joy and fellowship have drawn to a close as the graduation exercises approach, and though we approach that goal with a certain sadness in our hearts, we cannot help but think back over the mem- ories of old alma mater which will cheer us on to our next challenge in life-life after graduation with our heartfelt gratitude toward our young life at Plant. -3413 lie A1:ER1.E, IDOROTHY ulfllbfill 1401113 hm' fftljl, if will 611 1l1111e reall. H.R. Reporter '43, '44, Chaplain '44, Cvirl Reserves '44, May Day Festival '43, '44, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '44, Pres. Cabinet '45, Hall Monitor '44, Honor Society '45. AGLIANO, BUs'rER rl 111112 'fflfllrf iJfo1'rf'c1' 11 f1'i5111l. ALEMAN, ANICIA fl J ll'f71?f girl if .Vllllfhlllf ef'e1'yr1'he1'f. Science Club, May Day Festival '42, Camera Club '45. AI.I.EN, JANE Dbl To life 111 Mme fifflfif when ,qreuf 1li5l11111'e if 1111161143 1111112 M1111 1111216 l1l1'U.'l'C'5lllf'llI'l'.H Transfer student '43. Christmas Pageant '43, Girl Reserves '43, President's Cabinet '44, Student Council '44, Clerk of Honor Court '44, '45, May Day Festival '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, Office Assistant '45, Quill and Scroll '45. ASISELL, DO'l I'II2 lin f1'l1'111l.rh1,I1 15 to 612 f1'1'11.f111'1'1l. Transfer student. Victory show '42, May Day Festival '43, '44: Glue Club '43, '44, Carnival '44, Variety Show '44, Music Con- vention '44, Camera Club '45, R.O.'l'.C. Sponsor '44. BACON, BEVERLY Been A Illlllly .wlile 11111l fhfem' 'fC'tl3' Keep f1'11111111g f1'1e111l.v for hm' 11110 1l11y. G.O.C. Club '43, '44, '45, May Day Festival '43, '44, Student Council '43, '44, Otlice Assistant '43, '44, '45, Pres. Cabinet '45, Thanksgiving Pep Squad '44, Gold and Black '45, Football Banquet Hostess '44. BARNES, BARBARA ANNE fl hearf of J1111.vhi111z, flltlf r1'oz1l1l f11111 fJ'e1'1'1111. Transfer student '43, May Day Festival '43, Hall Monitor '44, '45, Christmas Pageant '44. , BARRY, hiLIZAB1C'I'H .-1 111e1'1'y f1e111'f 1111115516 11 t'hBEI'flll ff111111'12111111ff. May Day Festival '43, '44, Library Assistant '43, '44, Cvlce Club: Girl Reserves '44, '45, BARRY, 'FHOMAS A lot 1111116 fo A1111 161111 if 111511 by Me ew. Thespians '45. BAR'1'LE'l 1', BE'r'rv JEAN H111l ,fighefl to 111111153 fhozzgh fha lorwl 6111 0111'. May Day Festival '43, Library Assistant '43, Cheerleader '44, '45, Carnival Committee '44, Football Banquet Hostess '44, Student Council '43. 42, 19 331- BELI., DORIS Dottie A Jfceet, attractive per,rom1!ity. Victory Corps '42, Girls' Physical Ed. Capt. '43, '44, Girls' Rifle Team '43, G.O.C. '43, '44, '45, Gold and Black '45. BENNE'I I', LULA ASEE Li,il1,i H11 sfze so Quiet and flemure? fVIaybe, but 1Zo11't be too ture. May Day Festival '43, '44, Rifle Team '4S. BENSON, MAGGIE The potter' of thought, the mtzgif of Nl.llltf. May Day Festival '43, '44, Variety Show '44, Glee Club '4S. BERNSTEIN, EVELYN Re4:kle55 U'e give thee mlziglzt but refpeft fmt! good fc'iJhe5. Girl Reserves '43, '44, May Day '43, Variety Sllow '43, BEVILI., TALBV A fflflfllliflg gallant fcozzltf he oe. Basketball, B Squad, Football, B Squad. BOND, ISDDIE Snake-lieth! Mei'i'iIj', merrily 5111111 I five noir. Football '43, '44, Track '44, Lettermaifs Club, Pep O' Plant Staff, Student Council. BOUSHALL, NELL Size izmkef the Left of ezfery oj1portiiizity. H.R. Vice Pres. '43, Sec. '43, Pres. '44, May Day Festival '43, '44, D.S.M. Sec. '43, Pres. '44, Phys. Ed. Lt. '43, '44, Victory Show, Honor Society, Kiwanette '44, '45, Hall Monitor '44, '45, Gold and Black '45, Pep Squad '44. BOWLING, KEREY A ace!!-bred fellow of good fh11i'aftei'. Transfer student. Basketball '4S. BRAY, LELAH Of gniel auf! sweet ffi.vjvo,ritio1z. May Day Festival '43, '44, Glec Club '44, '4S. BRINSON, ELAINE A thing of beauty if II joy forever. H.R. Sec. '42, '43, '44, Football Banquet Hostess '42, Office Assistant '43, May Day Festival '43, '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '44, '45, Hall Monitor '44, Gold and Black '4S. +3-f 20 I-if BRITTON, Lois I pereeizfe in you an excellent touch of moa'eJty. May Day Festival '43, '44, Ofbce Assistant '45. BURNETTE, ADALEEN ELOISE Geui11J does what if mutt, talent doex what it raft, so fioef A flaleefz. H.R. Pres. '43, '44, Treas. '45, Honor Society '43, '44, '45, Car- nival '44, Gold and Black '43, '44, '45, V. Pres. '44, Kiwancttes '43, '44, '45, Football Banquet Hostess '44, Man. Fd. Pep O' Plant '43, Quill and Scroll '44, '45, Ed. Panther '43, G.O.C. '43, '44, '45, Pres. '44, P.E. Capt. '44, '45, Pres. Cabinet '44, '45, Handbook Rev. Com. Clam. '44, Thespians '43, '44, Pres. '45, May Day Festival '43, '44, Pep Squad Capt. '44, I Dare You Club Prcs. '45, Class Play '45, BURRIS, ERNES'l' Ewen if a fue hoy with good, high ia'ealx. Transfer student. Sergeant R.O.T.C. CA RASTRO, SAM Saw if ah eaty-to-get-along-u'ith, harfl ccorhilzg fellow. Football '42, '43, '44, Lettcrman's Club '44, CARTER, ANN CAST She has a heart to eoutrizfe, a tongue to perfuafle, azzfl a IZLUZIZ to exefute lilly 7Ill.fE!Zi6f.', Student Council Rep. '42, '44, May Day Festival '43, '44, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '43, '44, Football Banquet Sponsor '44, H.R. Trcas. '45. RO, AI.l3ER'I' I am mre I'.'1l'E'J au Ellfillxl' to life. Track, '43, Football '42, '43, '44, Lctterman's Club. CLARK, JEAN Nothing do I see in you that I aw finrl Jhozzld merit any hate. Girl Reserves '43, May Day Festival. CLARKE, DICK Face Hit yearx hut young, hut his experieufe olfl, Hi: head uzzmellofced, hat hi: jziflgmelzt hold. H.R. Pres. '42, V. Pres. '43, Varsity Football '43, '44, Varsity Basketball '44, '45, Letterman's Club '45, Key Club '44, '45, Gold and Black '44, Pres. '45, Honor Society '44, '45, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, Varsity Track Squad '44, Varsity Baseball '43, lst Sgt. R.O.T.C., Fall '42. CLo12N, JACK 1 lihe vvorh. It ftlseillfztet we, I :azz .fit III!!! looh at it for hoizr,r. Varsity Football '43, '44. CONLEY, LALTRA eff A nice, quiet girl, and a real lady. May Day Festival, Girl Reserves. 21 E21- CRICHTON,1DORO'1'HY Her laleuff are of fhe silent Muzi. May Day Festival '43, '44. CROVVE, FRANCES All friemlly, modest, am! fair. Transfer student. Tlicspians '45. CRUMBLEY, JUNE She foulfl u'orl', .fbe 60111117 play, aml keep smiling all Ike Jay. May Day Festival '44, Science Club '44. CZUMMING, BETTY Jo Like a Look fhE'! Lnznnl lo pleavef' H.R. Vice Pres. '43, Chaplain '43, May Day Festival '43, '44, Football Banquet Hostess '44, Hall Monitor '44, Glee Club '45. IDALTON, DOROTHY Dol HA girl of remarkable ifzlelligezzee Yun! of znzmual .fH'EEl'7l6J'5. H.R. Sec. '42, '43, Treas. '43, '44, Vice Pres. '45, Pres. '45, Glee Club '42, Honor Court '43, Chancellor, '44, '45, Kiwanette '44, Sec. '45, May Day Festival '43, '44, President's Cabinet '44, Honor Society '44, '45, Pres. '45, Class Play '45, Thespians '45. IJAVIDSON, JOHN He milf flze feat. IDAVIS, BETTY fl smiling fzamre fha! alccayf .reemx to fr flze prefeut need. H.R. Vice President '42, Girl Reserves '42, '43, '44, Band '42, '43, '44, Variety Show '44. IDAWKINS, EMILY Intelligent, a 'zcillizzg Jtufiezzf, afzfl pleamfzt to kl10'lL'1 thai? Emily. Ed. Pep O' Plant '45, Capt. Girls' Rifle Team '44, Clam. War Bonds and Stamps '44, Honor Society '44, '45, Gold and Black '44, '45, Co-Chm. March of Dimes Campaign '45, Office Asst. '43, '44, '45, Library Asst. '44, P.E. Capt. '44, '45. DEARMAS, CHERRY Vl'iflz 11 mfeemefx of Nlzlllllff-ll ,Hue girl. Glcc Club '42, '43, '44, Victory Show '43, H.R. Welfare Chm. '43, May Day Festival '43, '44, Variety Show '44. DRAPER, WALI.ACE One of ffmfe fellow! u'h0'.f forever Illrlklllg frienfl.v. Student Council Representative '43, Q3 22 E34- DREW, BOB Af 111111151 goof! fwillff 111 a park of film. DU KET, JEAN She is Lhlllffflll, rum' Ihzf1'eff11'e fu be rcwfmff, She if a cc'f1111.z11, lh67'K'fU7'E fo be 1z'f111. H.R. Vice Pres. '42, Pantherilla Program '42, '45, Victory Show '42, R.0.T.C. Sponsor '45. Thespians '4S. hiVERET'I', BE'1'z1E A ge n11111f1r cvilher nor f'11.vtr1111 .rfale her iufizzile m1'iefy. Girl Reserves '43, May Day Festival '45, '44, H.R. Sec. '44, '45, Chaplain. IQNCK, JANET She lea1'11.r yzfifkly Mx S0l1fhEl'll Suzy. Transfer student. H.R. Cllairman, Class Play, Thespians '45. FERNANDEZ, IDA U.-l 7IlHl'I'y bear! ffoff QQOUIX like f1z11.thi11e. Girl Reserves '42, '43, Library Asst. '42, '43, '44, May Day Festival '42, '43, Science Club, Variety Show '44. FICKEN, NEIL uAlZL'zl4'.fL1 gfwrl-11ar1z1'f21f f1fZlf1fc'. H.R. Treasurer '44, '45, Sergeant R.O.T.C. FOLSOM, ANN LOUISE True fcorflz neefff 720 iI1fE7'fI'8fE1'. Glee Club '44, '45, Girl Reserves '42, '43, May Day Festival '42. l+'o1.soM, PATTY Talk .fh6 nw am! M115 fha ceifl, ber fwzgzze if wry seldom Iliff. Student Council Rep. '43, '44, Pep Squad '44, Football Banquet Hostess '43, Office Asst. '43, Pantherilla Decoration Com. '44. C-SLEN, MARY ,Io She hcl! :con ber bZr1I'f,f fvilh her .rfveel 111111 frieuffly wwf. Glec Club '43, '44, '45, G.O.C. GQMEZ, Iiroisic LMi11g all, Allf i11fi111alf to feet. Library Asst. '43, G.O.C. Club, P.E. I.t., Variety Show, Pep Squad '44, Glec Club '44, May Day Festival '43. 434 23 55+ GONZALEZ, TONY Oh, for lfze life of a zzlusifitzzd' llulletin Chairman '42, '45, Band '42, '43, '45, Drum Major '44, '45, Saber Club, May Day Festival '43, '44, H.R. Chaplain '44, Key Club, Victory Show, Variety Show, Capt. R.O.T.C., Christmas Pageant '43, '44, GRAY, MARIANNE Pinky Dark Lefzuly if llze flfllldi' lypef' May Day Festival '43, '44, Glee Club '44, '45, G.O.C. Lieutenant '43, '44, '45, Welfare Chairman '43, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '42. GRIFFIN, BETTY .l14.rt about ax xfcell ru lfzey mule. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '44, Hostess, Football Banquet, May Day Festival '43, '44. HARPER, ELIZABETH Lil1bzz B1'wzeffe, petife, bright, aml Meal, she lf11'f likely lo be Leaf. Gold and Black '44, Rec. Sec. '45, Honor Society '44, '45, G.O.C. '44, '45, D.S.M. V. Pres. '43, '44, '45, H.R. Pres. '42, '43, Sec. '44, '45, Hall Monitor '44, '45, May Day Festival '43, '44, Olflce Asst. '43, '44, Annual Staff Asst. Ed. '45, Glee Club '42, Victory Corps, '43, Pep Squad '44, Carnival '45, Banquet Dec. Com. '45, Class Play '45, Thespians '45. HARRA, IDOROTH EA Dol A frzzly .vecfret aml fcell-fzztzfzzlerefl girl of pletzfizzg beauty. G.O.C. Lt. '42, '43, H.R. Chaplain, '42, '43, Treas. '45, May Day Festival '42, '43, '44, P.E. Sgt. '43, '44, Girl Reserves '44, Pep O' Plant '45. HARIlIS, SUZANNE fl liffle Lil gum Il long way. PF. Lt. '42 ,'43, '44, Victory Show '43, May Day Festival '43, '44, Football Banquet Sponsor '43, '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '44, '45, H.R. Reporter '43, Kiwanette '43, '44, '45, Quill and Scroll 44, ,455 Pan American Council Rep. '43, Girl Reserve '43, '44, Pres. Cabinet '44, '45, Big Ten Hostess '44, Student Council Rep. '44, Lunchroom Monitor '44, '45, Gold and Black '44, '45. I l'IARRISON, JANE VVlzy gentlemen prefer Lllillrldff' Victory Show '42, '43, Pep Squad '44, Girl Reserves '42, Glee Club '45, May Day Festival '43, '44, Class Play '45, Thes- pians '45. HARVEY, NANCY Some rlaim Me if bafhful, some flwzbl il. H.R. Chaplain '43, May Day Festival '43, '44, Drill Squad '44, Glee Club '45. HEDRICK, MAR'I'HA CRAIG 'Tis fcwzderfzzl to have fm fares in the cw1'lfZ. May Day Festival '43, '44, Office Assistant. HIGIi, MARGARE'I' M0gie Hfiozzey-folorml hair, and II fllrposifiwz in Illtlffhf' Student Council Rep. '42, '43, May Day Festival '43, '44, Glee Club '45. el 24 lie HOBBS, JAMES Life .fhoIzl.l fm! he when loo .f6I'i0IlJly. H.R. Vice Pres. '44, Basketball '43, '44. HOGE, BOBBY AJ propel' tl mail at one .fhlzll fee. HUGHES, BOB I-lx merry uf the flay is long. Orchestra '45, Glee Club '45, JENKINS, RICHARD The friemflieff mlm! haf Ihe hex! ffnziefzrmezzff' Varsity Football '44. JONES, BOBBY Your friemllizzesf maker ofherf frieflfllyf' Letterman's Club, B Squad Football '42, '43, Varsity '44. JONES, HOWARD Sleep hhitf up Ihe mtfellefl Jleetfe of care. H.R. Vice Pres. '42, '43, Pres. '45, Sports Ed. Pep O' Plant '44, Football, Varsity '44, B Squad '43, Letterman '44, R.O.T.C. Sgt., Staff Sgt. '43, Tech. Sgt. '44, Key Club '45. JUNGMEYER, HELEN A girl of .vfveei and liheahle train of chamfier. H.R. Chaplain '42, '43, '44, May Day Festival '43, '44, Girl Reserves '42, '43, '44, '45. .D KARNES, MARILYN She get: what :he goes aflerf' H.R. Sec. '42, '43, '44, Girl Reserves '42, '43, V. Pres. '44, Conf. Delegate '44, Glee Club '44, Operetta '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '43, Feature Ed, '44, Man. Ed. '44, Quill and Scroll '44, Pres. '45, May Day Festival '43, '44, P.E. Lt. 86 Capt. '44, '45, G.O.C. '44, '45, Const. Com. '44, Chm. Pantherilla '45, Pep Squad Capt. '44, Gold and Black '44, Pres. Cabinet '44, '45, Honor Society '44, '45, Carnival '44, Youth Council Treas. '44, '45, Lunchroom Monitor '44, '45, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '43, '44, '45, R.O.T.c. Panther Ed. '45, Thespians '45. KEI.'I'ON, JOHN Km-Rate John haf held many honorx in Plrmr, am! zcell he flefertfex them all. Football B '43, A '44, Basketball B '43, '44, A '44, '45, Baseball A '43, '44, '45, Pres. Gold and Black '44, V.P. Honor Society '44, Pres. but resigned '45, H.R. Pres. '43, '44, '45, Pres. Student Body '45, Key Club '44, '45, Letterman's Club '44, '45, Pep O' Plant Sports Ed. '45, President's Cabinet '44, '45. KERR, MYR'I'LE LEE The longer you hfwcc' her, the hetter you like her. H.R. Secretary '44, '45, May Day Festival '43, '44, President's Cabinet '44. eil 25 lie KING, MAIQX' :ll7w1y,r jolly, rZli'C'rly.5 gay. Football Banquet '43, Decorations Committee '44, May Day Festival '43, Student Council Rep. '43. KIRKHAM, ROSALIE H.-l happy mul, zferwifl of fare. Transfer student. KNIGHT, ANN COOPER Coop Mez: may mme ami men may go, buf not if I fan help if. Office Asst. '42, '45, Student Council Rep. '42, May Day Festival '43, '44, Kiwanettes Corr. Sec. '43, Treas. '44, Rec. Sec. '44, Pres. '45, H.R. V. Pres. '43, Football Banquet Hostess '44, Honor Society, Sec. '44, Gold and Black, Corr. Sec. '45, Feature Ed. Annual '45, Carnival '44, Pres. Cabinet, Sec. '44, '45, Camera Club '45, Pep Squad '45, Publicity Pantherilla, R.O.T.C. Spon- sor, Banquet Committee. KONIJASH, DORIS Lil' Babe True, fizzfere, tmfl hind, L1 rare fyjre of girl. May Day Festival '43, '44, Office Assistant '44, '45, Head Typist Annual Staff '45. KUHN, RCDBER'1' Rubber fl zz fzlhlefe Nile with f'i7'fllE.f high. Annual Staff '45, Gold and Black '45, Key Club, H.R. Pres. '42, '43, Vice Pres. '42, '43, '45, Football, B Squad '42, '43, A Squad '44, Track '43, '44, Basketball B Squad '44, Letterman's Club. LEAK, FRANK LARLYE nl good hear! is 4111 amef in mffe.cJ. LEVY, JANE CAROL JC, Alamy: laughing, 7lEZ'E1' safl, 50.UlBfl7IlE.5 naughty, but newer bad. Teen Canteen Rep. '43, '44, 'Youth Council '44, Honor Society '44, Reporter '45, Gold and Black '44, '45, Pres. Cabinet '45, Lunchroom Monitor '45, Girl Reserves '42, '43, '44, '45, Prog. Chm. '44, Delegate Conf. '44, Inter-Club Council V. Pres. '45, Pep O' Plant Staff '44, Feature Ed. '45, Photography Ed. Annual '44, '45, Victory Show '43, Office Asst. '42, '43, '44, May Day Festival '43, '44, Victory Corps '42, '43, Carnival Com. '44, Library Asst. '42, P.E. Lt. '43, Asst. '44, Baccalaureate Com '45, G.O.C. '45, Thespians '45. I,UNSFORD, TERRY The Boss Tall, hamlsfmze, and full of fun. President's Cabinet '45, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, Honor Society '45, Thespians '45. I,YLES, FLORENCE LIPSCOMB Flo One of the ffceefexf goof! fjwrls in fhf u'urlf!. P,E. Lt. '43, '44, '45, G.O.C. V. Pres. '44, May Day Festival '43, '44, Pep Squad '44, Rifle Team '44, Glee Club '45, H.R. Sec. '42, Chaplain '42, '43, '44, Student Council Rep. '45, Victory Show '42, '43. MACGRECEOR, HIEI.EN Dr1i11fy in ffresy, fheez-ful in Nmzmer, tl real ffvzll girlf' May Day Festival '43, '44, +1 26 Ee TNIAGNON, ALVIN LEE A hwy who has in him L1 lotie for flew' fuller. Honor Court '44, '45, R.O.T.C. Officer '44, '45, Saber Club. TVIARKEY, LORRfXINE Toni A flimple in fhe whirl, the flew! fL'lfhlll. Student Council Rep. '43, May Day Festival '43, '44, H.R. Sec. '44, Variety Show '44, Girls' Trio '44, Glce Club '44, '45, Chorus '45. MARLOW, MARIE A pearl of great prize. May Day Festival '43, '44, Girl Reserves. M.ARSICANO, DEL They my I flirf, fcell jun a Iriflef' H.R. Sec. '42, May Day Festival '44, Pep Squad '44, Office Assistant '43, P.E. Assistant '45. MAll'1'IN, MARJ ORIE Her flifposifiwz haf emu for her many frielzflff' May Day Festival '43, '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '45. NICCARTY, ANN A 77lUfkl7lg eye, fl pair of lips, that'1 offezz why zz fellow trip. Pantherilla Court '43, '44, '45, Cheerleader '43, '44, '45, Honor Society '45, Football Banquet Hostess '43, '44, H.R. See. '43, Student Council Rep, '44, Gold and Black '45, May Day Festival '43, '44. MCCRANIE, KA'I'HLEEN Not mo serioux, not 100 gay, a fine mzzzparzion for any day. Pep O' Plant Staff '45, May Day Festival '43, '44, lWCLEAN, XKTILLIAM Mat'k Ma1rh if one in 'whom emljizlevzfe may he plazfefl, a frzle fI'lBllIl'. Band '42, '43, Field Marshall '44, '45, R.O.T.C, '42, '43, '44, Saber Club '44, H.R. Vice Pres. '44, Pres. '45, Variety Show '44, Track '44, Honor Society '45, Gold and Black '45. MECPGS, COLSON HILL Cody The ':c'r1rlfl'.f IIU helfer if we 1c'm'ry. Class Treasurer '43, Glee Club '45. MIDDLE'1'ON, BARBARA JANE Bobby All iher il: 'zcwmzfl if mlorefl in thy If'EZll' .velf 'Ice find. Transfer student '44. Glee Club '44, '45. iii 2 7 53+ MII.IAN, COLLEEN Come what may, :he'll get there. H.R. Chaplain '42, Rep. to Day Room '43, Welfare Committee '43, May Day Festival '43, '44, Library Assistant '45. MINARDI, ANTOINETTE Bee Bee Life is Jo short and Jfceet, but so am I. Student Council Rep. '42, '43, Football Banquet Hostess '43, H,R. Sec. '44, Ofiice Assistant '44, Kiwanette '44, Sec. '45, Honor Court '44, May Day Festival '44, Hall Monitor '44, Honor Society Carnival '44, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '45, Girl Reserves '45, H.R. Vice Pres. '45. MITCHELL, DAVID ln faillz, be is a acorflzy geuflemmz, exzfeefliugly well B1fZ4fIlfBfi. H.R. Chaplain '42, '43, Pres. '42, '43, Student Council '42, '43, Honor Society '43, '44, Gold and Black '43, '44, Science Club, Cl1m. Astronomy '43, '44, Pres. '44, '45, Band, Sgt. '43, '44, Key Club '44, '45, Christmas Pageant '44, '45, MI'l'CHELL, ROBER'F Bobby One of llze all-'mzmff fype of .'50j'.f, who are I0 rarely found. H.R. Pres. '42, '43, Baseball '43, '44, '45, Football, B Squad '43, Varsity '44, Letterman's Club '44, '45, Key Club '44, '45, Stu- dent Council Rep. '44, Pres. Cabinet '45, Annual Staff '45, Track '44, Basketball B Squad '43, Honor Society '45, Gold and Black. MOORE, BILLY Uofigflllllify if my rlaim I0 fame. Band '42, Sgt. '43, '44, Lt. '45, Variety Show '44, Ad. Mgr. Operetta '43, Annual Staff '45, May Day Festival '43. MOORE, MARY LOU Lou ClzeerfzzlnexJ is an of-thot of goodzzexr and 5IU1.fBi7lK. Transfer student. Pep O' Plant Staff '45, Glee Club. MORRIS, HELEN One small in flame, great in ccorllzf' Girl Reserves '42, May Day Festival '42, '43, Variety Show, Thanksgiving Drill '44, Library Assistant '43. MOVE, JOE He if as goof! a spar! af he if good-looking. Varsity Football '43, '44, Letterman's Club '44, R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, Saber Club '43, '44. NEIL, HOWARD He bzuwx lfze mizffzighf oil, but nor for Jtznfy. NEILLY, JANE Nature designed uf to be of good elzeerf' Football Banquet Hostess, May Day Festival. +31 28 E+ NI'II,SON, LSIJWIN KING, III fl 1111111 of fhe rea, fcifh cchonz ho11e.vl.v 1u111l'.f .v11p1'e111e. R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt. '45, Saber Club '45, H.R. Vice Pres. '44, Science Club '44, '45, Key Club '44, '45, Historian Annual Staff. NORCROSS, MARCIA llle1'5h K'The1'e',r 1111 .v11I11'eff11'a 11m11'5 heY11'flil'e flf1fc'f11g refl hair. Girl Reserves '42, '43, '44, Majorette, Pep O' Plant Staff '44, '45, Oiiice Assistant '44, May Day Festival '42, NORTON, PA'1'RICIA Pal fl 11zai1le11 mee! am! wife if .flze. Victory Corps '43, May Day Festival '43, '44, Office Assistant '43, '44, Student Council Rep. '44, Honor Society '44, Gold and Black '44, Girls' Officer Club '44, Drill Squad '44, Hall Monitor '44, Thespians '45. O'BERRY, DORO'I'HY Dolly Jolly, ecilty, full of pep, Dolly is 1111 all-'1'r1z1111l girl. H.R. Treas. '44, '45, P.E. Capt. '43, '44, G.O.C. '43, '44, '45, Leader, May Day Festival '43, Victory Show '43, Gold and Black '43, '44, '45, Kiwanette '43, '44, '45, Hostess Football Banquet '43, '44, Red Cross Lt. '44, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '43, '44, '45, Honor Society '44, Rec. Sec. '45, Pep O' Plant StaH '45, Pres. Cabinet '45, Office Assistant '43, '44, Queen of Pantberilla '45. ORR, JUNE Q11iet11e1f if 11 lovely finer. May Day Festival '43, Victory Corps '42, '43, G.O.C. OWEN, BETTY JOYCE B.J. Alu-ay: jolly, rzlttvzyx gay. Glee Club, Hall Monitor, Librarian. PEPPARD, DAVID Pep Sark a frienflly permnizlify alfvayx 'zvim many fbi11gJ. Track '43, '44, '45, Basketball, B '43, A '44, '45, Football, B '43, A '44, Letterman's Club '43, '44, '45, Key Club, Pres. '44, '45, National Honor Society '44, '45, Reporter '44, Gold and Black '44, '45, H.R. V. Pres. '43, Pres. '44, Pres. Cabinet '44, '45, Annual StaH '45, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, Thespians '45. IJETTY, BETTY Petty P1'elfy, ffz111'111i11g, afcfzzlly nine, flze kim! of girl you look at twine. H.R. V. Pres. '43, Sec. '44, Honor Society '43, Corr. Sec. '44, '45, Congratulatory Com. '45, Gold and Black '43, '44, '45, Girl Reserves '43, Conf. Delegate '44, Co-Pres. '45, Student Council Sec. '45, Associate Fd. Panther '45, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, Oiiice Asst. '41, '42, '44, Banquet Com. '45, Kiwanette '44, '45, Carni- val '44, May Day Festival '43, '44, I Dare You Club '45. 1'HII.LIPS, BETTY Gay, pleamnf, aml frielnlly, bore' else N111 fee deffribe ber. Girl Reserves '43, '45, Glee Club '43, '44, '45. 131-IILLIPS MYXRY LOUISE 2 She Jpeals, behaoef, mn! fzfff jlzrt af ,rhe Ullgblf' Transfer student '43. Glee Club '45, Concert '45. ei 2 9 22+ .Tv 5 R5 :WX A ol' Tl? frlfil PIPIIIN, Il'lI.DON The her! amofzg goof! fellofz'.f. Transfer student. PIs'1'OLE, MARJORIE EI.ISABE'l'H Fair, feceef, um! frienrffy if she. Science Club '44, '45, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, May Day Festival '44. PI'1 I's, MARY ALICE Life fm: meant fr, he one gay dream. H.R. Chaplain '44, Student Council '45, Annual Staff '45, G.O.C. Capt. '45, Pres. '45, Cheerleader '44, '45, May Day Festival '44. PORTER, DIANE One tz'hn'll gel ahead llllj'7l'hE?'E. Transfer student. D.S.M., Camera Club. POWELL, BILL His frienflf, they are mfwy, his enemies, haf he any? Football A Squad '42, Soph. Intermural Track Team '43, H.R. Vice Pres. '43, Pres. '42, Student Council Rep. '43, '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, Red Cross Drive Chm. '44. PRICE, MADELINE EVE It's eary, girls, you only have the eyes. Rifle Team '41, '42, Pep Squad '41, Glee Club '42, '45, Hall Monitor '44, '45, H.R. Sec. '41, P.E. Capt. '44, '45, May Day Festival '42. PRICE, ROBER'I' He'll turn out on top. Band '42, lst Lt. '44, '45, Rifle Team '43, Varsity Basketball '44, '45, Victory Show '44, Golf Team '45, Pres. Cabinet '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, Key Club '45, Honor Society '45, Gold and Black '45, Class Play, Thespians '45. PURVIS, GERRY They call her une. H.R, Vice President, Secretary, May Day Festival. TQICIE, BOBBIE LEE Frog A merry Jmile that :hmm a hit of her :army fZirpoJiti011. H.R. Pres. '42, '45, Sec. '44, Kiwanettes '43, Treas. '44, May Day Festival '43, '44, Pep Squad, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, Pan- therilla Witness '44. RIPl'A, LEONARD The life of his fellozwf' R.O.T.C. Sgt. '43, '44, Band '42, '43, '45, Bugler '44, '45, Victory Show '43, Track Team '44, Varsity Show '44, Music Clinic '43, '44, Christmas Pageant '44, H.R. Pres., Operetta '44. eil 30 lie Rlso, .Io nl good heizrf if :earth 11 forizzuef' May Day Festival '43, '44. SAMMECK, BE'1 I'Y jo S'nfhi5tim1fe1f, in iz fhizrnzizzg zany. Girl Reserves '42, May Day Festival '43, '44, H.R. Chaplain '44. SAVAGE, BILLY Sadie Jolly fun! frieznfly, medium in beighf, never exlremf, fmt elzeayf right. I'l.R. Pres., V. Pres., Student Council Rep., Basketball, B '43, A '44, '45, Pres Cabinet '45, R.O.T.C. Sgt., Swimming Team '44, Letterman's Club, Honor Court '44, '45, All Southern Football Board. SAVVYER, GENE She ffm! ix ever fair and never' prfflnf, had fwlglze af will am! yet 'scar newer loud. H.R. Treas. '45, Vice Pres. '44, May Day Festival '45, '44, Girl Reserves '45, Science Club, Hall Monitor '45, Christmas Pageant '44, Office Assistant, Glee Club. SCHOEDLER, JOY ccMdlll18l'I, the final am! perfefl ji'oc4'er of noble r'kr11'az'fer. P.li. Lt. '43, '44, Capt. '44, '45, G.O.C. '44, '45, Gold and Black '44, '45, H.R. Sec. '44, Science Club Sec. '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '44, '45, Associate Editor '45, Rifle Team '44, Honor Society '45. SCI-INVAB, JOAN She prmzwkex fm enemief, forgetf fm friend. May Day Festival '43, '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, Hall Monitor '45 SEWELL, BEVERLY EVE Size lm: econ uf eeiffz her friendly gram. Girl Reserves '43, '44, '45, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, May Day Festival '43, '44, Hall Monitor '44, '45, Christmas Pageant '44. SI-IACKLEFORD, FRED Sleepy lJylL!l7llif6 mme: in :mall paekageff' R,O.T.C. Capt. '44, Major '45, Victory Show '43, Pres. Cabinet '44, '45, H.R. Pres. '44, '45, N.H.S. Victory Show '44, Student Council Rep. '44, Key Club '44, '45, Saber Club '44, '45, Swim- ming Team '44, Golf Team '43, '44, '45, Letterman's Club '44, '45, Thespians '45. SHEALLY, BILLY Oh, :chef 41 joy to love um! be loved. H.R. Vice Pres., Victory Show, R.O.T.C., Band, Science Club, Variety Show '44, Tecn4C.1nteen Vice. Pres. SINGBUSH, RALPIT The laffief fall him fate. H.R. Vice Pres. '43, '44, Pres. '44, Sec. '42, Chaplain '45, Rifle Team '44, '45, Saber Club '44, '45, R.O.T.C. Major '44, Lt. Col. '45, Golf Team '43. if 31 he Siem MORE, FDI'l'Ii Ski1ZzZy R1ll'l' mzzzjwnzffl of mfffify, frfffir' clllzf fuzz, who refifhnf a juhf ami fvjriirieff iz fPllI1. G.O.C. '44, '45, Drum Majorette '44, Gold and Black '44, '45, Pres. Cabinet '44, '45, Lunchroom Monitor '44, '45, Tlaespians '44, Pres. '45, Variety Show '44, Pep O' Plant Feature Ed. '45, Class Play. STAFF, NORMAN SMV1' Ww'z'yi11g zzfww' fmzfff 41 7111111 kffffllffifl why 'I4'UI'l'y. Varsity Basketball '43, '44, '45, Christmas Pageant '42. H, BARBARA fl gum! flifjmiifiozf :Iliff jvlefuiflg perm11tzlily. May Day Drill '43, STACK, JEAN STAI. Her very glziefueff .fpzfalzf t'oI1w1ef. H.R. Treas. '42, May Day Festival '43, Student Council Sec. '44, Red Cross Lt. '44, Ofnce Assistant '45, PF. Lt. '45. LINGS, OT l'CJ 1f'.v no mx- I flaw rz girl. 45, Vice Pres. '42, Key Club, Lettcrman's Club, '44, King '45, Track '43, '44, '45, Football A '44, Basketball A Squad '44, 45, Student Council Honor Court, junior Rotarian '45. H,R. Pres. '43, ' Pantlaerilla '43, Squad '42, '43, Vice. Pres. '44, STOKER, BILL Meri of feta' c'c'w'1fJ arf Me Mir! men. R.O.T.C. '45, '44, '45. SUMNER, DORA TA'1'I2, BERTHA Beth Jolly, friemlly, a plefzfizzg m111pwzim1. n l cr xx 'THR TUR Liflle, you my? B111 oil, ffm! fapafify. Student Council Rep. '43, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '44, Battalion Sponsor '45. OVVER, MiXRY NELL A true friend if she ccitfz a fwile I0 m'e.el. Cheerleader '42, '43, '44, '45, Kiwanette '43, '44, '45, Pantherilla Witiiess '45, Football Banquet Hostess '43, '44, H.R. Sec. '42, '43, PF. Lt. '44, '45, Gold and Black, May Day Festival '43, '44, Class Play, Tlaespians '45. BIVILLE, ANNE True to ,lzir fcwzrf, Mfr work, and her friemfff' Annual Staff '45. 41 32 E+ TILLEY, CECIL ITE look up to one to ,ffc'ef!. May Day Festival '43, '44, Annual Staff '45. TUM13I.lN, JEAN Fair lo look on, but beffer yer to 4'!lUi'4'. Glcc Club '42, '43, '44, '45, Victory Show '43, Library Asst. '42, '43, '44, Girl Reserves '42, '43, Operetta '45, Usher '44, Music Clinic '44, H.R. Chaplain '42, May Day Drill '43, P.E. Lt. '43, '43. YAGLICA, JO A .meet affnzrfirfe jverw11f1!ily. May Day Festival '43, '44, Victory Show '43, G.O.C. '44, Pep Squad, Library Assistant '44, '45. VVAINWRIGHT DORIS 5 A smiling nature ibut airways Jeefm fo ft the prefeut need. Girls' PF. Lt. '42, '45, '44, May Day Festival '45, '44, Girls' Rifle Team, Pep O' Plant Staff, Hall Monitor, Pep Squad '45, '44. VVALDROP, lVlARY SHANNON rl f'0lIlLillaIfi01Z of .ffveeffzefr aim' efjifiezlfyf' May Day Festival '43, '44, D.S.M. Secretary, Girl Reserves Sec. '44, Annual Staff, Tliespians '45, VVALLACE, BE'i rY ROSE Beauty of fhe rifher type. R.O.T.C. Sponsor '42, H.R. Sec. '45, Student Council Rep. '44, Ofhce Assistant '45, May Day Festival '43, Glee Club, Corr. Sec. '44, '45, Graduation Program '45. WARNER, E. D. 'Tix 'zcofzflerful fo have M111 brain am! bracwz. Key Club, Business Mgr. Annual '45, H.R. Pres. '44, Vice Pres. '43, '45, Football '42, '45, All City '44, Track '43, '44, Basket- ball '45. '44, '45, Student Council Rep. '42, Gold and Black '45. WATSON, PAT STONE Smiley at all, buf loves only one. Transfer student. May Day Festival '45, '44, Student Council Rep. '44, Library Assistant '45. VVHITAKER, TOM l1'hf1l shall I do fo be forever' ifzofwl, mn! Mille Mis Jay am! age my neon. H.R. Pres, '42, '43, National Honor Society '44, '45, Scholar- ship Comm. '45, Thespians Vice Pres. '45, Basketball B Squad '44, Varsity Football '44, Varsity Basketball '45, Lettcrman's Club '45, Pep O' Plant Stalf '45, Pres. Cabinet '44, R.O.T.C. Sgr. '45, '44. VVHITCOMB, HARRY Af ffue af Heel. Transfer student. Science. Club '43, '44, '45, Librarian '44. ffl' ss he - VVILLIAMS, PATSY The lovable, laughable fray of bert-fbe only one ia llze ec'0rl1l. May Day Festival '42, '43, Glee Club '44, '45, Concert '45, Music Festival '44. VVILSON, ROBER1' Alot that he 1loe.f1z'l like Jtufly, but that he lowes fuzz more. Student Council Representative '42, VVINGO, JIMNIY Heb azz upright, flouwriglzt lzwzeff boy. Plant Band '43, R.O.T.C. Lt. '45, Saber Club '45, Science Club '44, '45. VVTNKLEELACK, PAT xl frieml in ueefl if a friefzzl lzzileeflf' H.R. Sec. '42, '45, G.O.C. '45, Lt. '42, '43, '44, May Day Festival '43, '44, Office Assistant '43, '44, Drill Squad Lt. '43, U.S.O. Shows '44, Rifle Squad '44, Glee Club '45. VVISEMAN, ROBERT FREDERICK Bob The bex! lu v1a11lzoml. M.C. Victory Show '43, Football A Squad '44, Pres. Cabinet '45, Pep O' Plant Editorials '45, Student Council '45, Hall Monitor '44, M.C. Variety Show '44. XVOODBURN, MARGUERI'I'E VVo0zlie Life is a jeff aznl all things .those lt, I flzoaght so onlie aufl Ima' I lwofc' ll. H.R.Sec. '43, May Day Festival '44, Pep Squad '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '45. VVORRELL, JUNE Slze'5 faithful alzcays, if true bare. May Day '42, '43, Glee Club '44, Music Festival '44. VVYATT, BERT A life of eaxe if a zlijizfzlll pursuit. R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, H.R. President '44, '45, Cheerleader '44. '45, Variety Show '44, Carnival '44, Victory Show '42, Camera Club '45. YCOHNER, HELEN Mez'ril3', merrily slzall I life mice. H.R. Vice Pres. '42, Sec. '42, '44, May Day Festival '43, '44, Glee Club '44, Music Fes- tival '44, Student Council Rep. '45, XvOUNGBLOOD, PZVELYN Her frieuflf, tlzey are many. May Day Festival '43, '44, Girl Reserves '43, '44, Pep O' Plant Staff '45, Hall Mon- itor '45. ZEWADSKI, .IOANNE One ,vo lazfeable if bouml fa be lo'z'efl. H.R. Vice Pres., P.E. Lt. '42, '43, '44, May Day Festival, Camera Club, Rifle Club, G.O.C. IN TI-IE SERVICE FERNANDEZ, HENRY if 34 I-3+ g f,W NOTSHOWNCJUNH . V0 CONE, DOUG Cf GWYNNF, XYERNON Hljllll fmzft vnu 41 piker' fw11j1m'efl tn we. Still cutter fltllf deff. Varsity Football '42, '45, '44g Key Clubg Letterman's Clubg Capt. R.O.T.C.g Manager Rifle Teamg Pres. Saber Clubg Student Varsity Track Squad '44g Student Council Representative. Council Rep.g H.R. Secretary. l 1.OY1J, RICHARD rl1IIOMAS HLI'cIl'I1t71g fwzzef, but only wifffwlt retm1if1.f.l' Transfer student. Honor Society '4S. LYONS, IJOROTHY Who fwztld Xvmfc hw fcithont her plmsiug m1ile?', Transfer student. CHLLEN, GUY fl gnzlnl boy :rho fikef to play if 601111111 to have fmt lVlII,I.ER, IDONNA every ffayf' 'KYQIH' mature fines you fz fazwrf' SUMMERSCHOOL lDOROTHY B-uI,1.l1c FINA. NIARIIC BYRIJ lxl.-XRILYX' Bl'RcK15I, L:Il,'XRI.0'l I'l-I Dx Mui' FRANCES FIELD lVION'1'1-31 LIONHS LIU.-XNI'l'A MOROAN Acaxucs lVlORu.xN lVlfxRY SMITH S,-Xl.I.Y IFODID Not Shozwt: AIOHN HIQ'Kh1Y eg 35 H+ , .,e ,.,,, 2 l We h if ,X Sfiifbvlf wmv' I. Guess we know wlnfs editor. 2. Them days iw gone forever. 5. Ain't we cute! 4. Hozlrders. Y. N. C. fno Commcntj 6. Mcmuriew. 7. Love 'cm and leave 'em. 8. The W'illiamQcs. 9. W'ow! 10. A little on the lonely side. ll. Nelson? one and only. iii 5 6l El 37 FIRST Row, Lefl lo rigfyfz M. Eddy, P. Murray, F. Field, C. Damast, M. Smith, Tumblin, A. Morgan, J. Hawkins, N. Harvey. S. Ellis, M. Williams, D. Lamb, M. Game, E. Byrd. SECOND ROW: K. Gould, Berry, M. Moore, M. Warriel, D. Rippa, E. Kavokos, M. Spink, G. Watson, B. W'eaver, P. Martin, H. Horter. THIRD ROW: H. Yarborough, D. Murphy, P. Taliaferro, D. Mc- Allister, C. Higgins, R. Williams, G. Christensen, W. Hale, O. J. Rooney, J. Leto, J. Hickey. FOURTH Row: G. Ellis, R. Hendrix, B. Pittman, M. Blount, L. Morrison, E. La Verne, B. Ellis, F. Menendez, E. Taylor, H. Fernandez, C. Kicklighter. NEXT IN LINE lt hardly seems possible that in one more semester we of the Senior B class, who have served our Alma Mater for two and a half years, will cross its threshold for a final term. We would like, however to relate to you some of our outstanding :accomplishments during this time. We are proudly represented in the Honor Society by Kenneth Gould, Mary Ellen Game, Dottie Sue Lamb, Milton Blount, Bob Pittman, and Mary Eliz- abeth Williams. The Gold and Black claimed Mary Ellen Game, Dottie Sue Lamb, lylilton Blount, Kenneth Gould, Sis Ellis, Bucky Ellis, Mary Elizabeth Williams and Bob Pittman. We just about burst with pride when Milton Blount was elected vice-president of the student body. Our other representatives on the Presidentls Cabinet were Bob Pittman, and Dottie Sue Lamb. Gordon Christensen is our able member who served both on the Pep O' Plant and the Annual Staff. We are especially proud of our boys who partici- pated in the various sports: Howard Neil, Bob Pitt- man, O. Rooney, Carl Higgins, Harvey Fernandez, lVIilton Blount, Bucky Ellis, Kenneth Gould, and Dan Murphy. We were well represented in the music department with Agnes Morgan, Marilyn Burchell, Carl Higgins, Betty Rose Wallace, Montel Jones, Edna Marie Byrd, and Mary' Smith as members of the Glee Club. Our band members were Edwin LaVerne, John Hickey, and Frank Menendez. lie Mary Elizabeth Williams, Sis Ellis, Mary Ellen Game, and Dottie Sue Lamb were our girls in the Kiwanettes, while Bob Pittman, Lamar Morrison, and Milton Blount became members of the Key Club. Sis Ellis proudly wore the uniform of an R.O.T.C. sponsor, while our boys in khaki were also gaining rank. And last, but by no means least, to the most royal court of Pantherilla we elected Lady Montez of the House of Jones and Sir George of the House of YVatson as our maid and courtier. Thus ends our class history, with us looking eagerly forward to next year and hoping to live up to the standards set by preceding members of the Senior Class. Now we'll boss P. H. S. FIRST Row, Lefi lo right: A. Potter, H. Zacchini, R. Roy, R. Brown, P. Spenser, S. Mondello, W. Neilly, G. Wrisley, j. Leer. SEC- OND Row: D. Cowart, B. Council, M. Crawford, I.. Mook, A. Rase, B. Dekle, E. Christy, C. Martin, B. Bramlett, J. Lake. THIRD ROW: B. Blake, W. Betts, B. Foster, H. Howard, L. Delbaugh, Allen, Padgett, F. Haylock, B. Killars, J. Pierce, C. Hatfner. FOURTH Row: V. Eaton, V. Woodard, Belcher, M. Ownes, C. Parker, S. Smith, E. Smith, C. Stallings, D. Webb, G. Chapman. FIFTH Row: I. jordan, E. Glover, B. Snead, G. Long, M. E. Petri, M. Green, V. Bratt, L. Jones, M. Thomas, H. Flowers, J. Cooper. SIXTH Row: R. McElroy, M. Brown, P. O'Gara, V. Guernsey, G. Turner, L. Cowen, il. Fyuulent, D. Juster, D. Halsey. SEVENTH Row: L. Stokes, K. Koehler, V. Glaus, R. Betener, K. Mulder, L. Koulouris, D. Brown. WE'RE STILL TRYING fr, . J vyo years at llant have marked the -lunior A class as one of the most progressive grades in school, their senior year will have to go far to top the honors already received by their outstanding members. A talented homeroom in a talented class is 101, which led the entire school in the infantile paralysis drive. The Honor Society claimed Charlie Garrison in the spring, and the Gold and Black followed suit with Charlie, jo Ann Flom, Ashley Vincent, Pat Tur- ner, Mary Dupree, and Betty Wade. The new Cam- era Club found its vice-president in Mary Dupree, and another member in Ashley Vincent. Mary is also snapshot editor of the annual, one of two juniors on the staff. Charlie Garrison was elected to the Key Club, and the Kiwanettes likewise honored Preston Farrior and Mary Dupree. Charlie and Ashley served on the Honor Court. Our G.O.C. members are Preston, Pat Turner, Babs Foster, and Bobbie Ficht. Dottie Fletcher proudly wore the uniform of an R.O.T.C. sponsor. Betty VVade, Ashley, Fva Getz, lidmund Glover, and, of course, that Garrison boy, are pillars of the band, while Babs Foster yodels away in the Glee Club. Homeroom 106 has contributed outstanding stu- dents and services to the school, too. Alocelyn Cooper and Christine Parker were tapped into the Gold and Black. Christine, Doris Cowart, Mickey Mook, Peggy -lean Pegues, ,loan Perlman, Mary Elizabeth Petri, Joyce Pierce, and Frances Pope drilled on May Day. Sam Mondello is our football letterman, while Christine and Peggy glean are members of the G.O.C. Arthur Connally in the Science Club, Billy Neilly in the Camera Club, and Ken Mulder in the Key Club all made us very proud. Jocelyn Cooper, Nancy Pat- terson, Frances Pope, and Allen Potter are our musical classmates. Running any other room a close race for honors is H.R. 116. Bettie Rogers is Miss Reid's pride and joy, with her Honor Society, Kiwanette, and Honor Court memberships. Al Rase and Don Williams are in the Key Club and are football lettermen, with Alvin Swilley also making the varsity grid team. Al Rase will be co-captain of the eleven next fall, and he is on the track and basketball teams. The girl oflicers of I 16 are Fvelyn Sumner, Beverly Svein, Mary Crawford, Beryle Solomon, Bettie Rogers Cagainlj, Eleanor Staples, and Pat Shirley. LaVerne Sauls was Z1 major- ette and also an R.O.T.C. sponsor. Room 119 also boasts a long list of intelligencia. lllargie Ammons, Charlotte Bartlett, and Betty Berg are the proud wearers of Honor Society pins. The Gold and Black tapped Margie and Charlotte, too, along 'aisle FIRST' Row, Left fo rigfalz J. Bishop, C. Eldridge, W. Wliite, A. Vincent, H. McLean, C, Garrison, D. Wfilliams, P. Turner, B. Rogers, F. Cone, C. Bartlett. S1.coND Row: L. Sandler, A. Pefley, G. Turner, A. McKinley, Bryan, A. Hensley, P. Pegues, M. Cant, B. Boles, N. Butler, S. McKay, M. Dupree. THIRD Row: B. Berg, li. Sumner, B. Wilde, B. Reynolds, E. Gooding, B. Ficht, J. Holdstock, B. Glenn, C. Hamlett, XV. Nelson, Singletary, M. Ammons. Fouiwii Row: V. Johnson, B. Solomon, S. McRae, I.. Cannon, J. Morgan, P. Summer, S. Schroeder, J. Sumner, J. Lake, J. Eason, B. Young, S. Giddens, FIl'TH Roxy: J. Wilste, S. Mclntosh, B. NWilliams, Ii. Mahoney, J. La Porta, D. Sanchez, B. Willianis, B. Bitzer, B. Brown, N. Hahn, K. Barker, S. Harris, K. Gaines. SIXTH Row: J. Pearlman, B, Beckwith, J. Aberle, li. McDonald, F. Pope, B. Denman, D. Fletcher, J. Simon, A. Evans, F. Duggar, J. XVhidden, R. Perkall, B. Svien, P. Farrior, S. Morgan, M. List. SEVLNTH Roxy: P. Klosterman, F. Hanson, B. Cole, N. Patterson, lf. Collins, If. Gelts, J. Mahoney, li. Luke, J. Christensen, B. Grace, P. Franklin, D. Herndon. with Betty Dekle, Byron Boles, and Kay Barker. Charlotte and Wendell White represented us as cheer- leaders. Betty Dekle, Charlotte, Kay, Byron, Nlargie, Becky Beckwith, and Woodie Betts are G.O.C,s. Charlotte is also a Kiwanette, and Jack Bishop is in the Key Club. The Science Club picked Reese Brown, and Becky and Kay Gaines are members of the D.S.lVl. Club, Becky being president. Jeanne VViltse udgecl on the Honor Court, and the Glee Club girls are Barbara Blake, VVoodie Betts, and Laura Delbaugh. Woodie is also a Girl Reserve. lid Bryan and Wen- dell White are our class athletes, and lid is also in the Camera Club. Homeroom 104 has an Honor Society member. Frances Cone, three Gold and Black members, Shirley McKay, Frances Cone, and Sandy Morgan, and one Jade, lVlary Cleotellis. Shirley also flashes a Kiwanette and G.O.C. pin. Sandy is a majorette, and she and Glenna Long are our Glee Club representatives. illhe Key Club has taken in liddie Christy and Howard lVlcl.ean from our class, and Nlary Lois Cant is a D.S.lVl. member. Somebody has to be last but not least in every class, and 218 draws this spot among the Juniors. ilihe Honor Society kid tevery homeroom has onej is lVlary Sue Gray, and Nancy Hahn keeps the Gold and Black under control for us. Nancy and Hugo Zacchini are our super-cheerleaders. The G.O.C. is quite well- ,39 E+ represented from our midst, with Nancy, hflary Sue, Bena Harris, Floss Hanson, and Jackie Holdstock holding commissions. Beana is our Kiwanette, and Dick Holmes and Hugo are Key Club members. Carl Hatlner is musically inclined, taking part in the band and the operetta. The Saber Club claims Blaine Howell, the D.S.M. Club has three of our home- room for members-Floss Hanson, Jackie Holdstock, and Ann Hensley. Nancy Hahn, Mary Sue Gray, and Bena Harris marched on Thanksgiving Day in the Pep Squad. Quite an imposing list of honors, isn't it? But we intend to do even better when We return as seniors in the fallfto do better for ourselves, our class, and our school. D if, V, A Junior's life is such a carefree one. GUR TIME WILL COME FIRST Row, Lefl to right: M. Cortina, B. Weeks, J. Bowden, C. Gruetzmacher, T. Taylor, A. Fernandez, P. Frankland, D. Hern- don, S. Robinson, S. Thomas, D. Wilson, A. Worthington, A. Stewart, J. Morgan, B. Arrojo. SECOND Row: A. Crumpton, J. Bolesta, D. Prewett, J. Pullara, J. Rodriquez, V. Johnson, D. Gardner, M. Pine, Gesele, B. Crabtree, I. Grann, B. Orr, B. Hensley, S. Trezevant, C. Connor, M. Conley. THIRD Row: B. Carastro, E. Womble, A. Prevatt, L. Tice, B. L. Grace, F. Richard. J. Turbeville, O. Carter, R. Jackson, F. Taylor, T. McMaster, G. Shaw, B. J. Christensen, B. Brown. FOURTH Row: W. Jung- imeyer, R. Denhard, R. Ranltin, C. McCarthy, R. Wilson, J. Netherway, F. Householder. G. Dewell, H. Nosti, B. Taliaferro, S. Birthisel, C. Robinson, A. Meighn. FIFTH Row: D. Davis, Holloway, F. Owings, F. Williams, B. Graybill, S. Elliston, G. Woodburn, H. Day, LaRock, B. Shaw, D. Dalshimer, D. Miller, R. McAtee, Ledbetter. SIXTH Row: R. Wyatt, R. Elliott, R. Thomas, F. Bell, H. Wright, Miller, E. Linn, H. Smith, G. Foberg. We, the members of the class of 1947, have so far Inade a good record for ourselves and we hope to add many honors to our class as we progress on the ladder of education. Homeroom 202 has several outstanding students and some line athletes. To the basketball team We sent lilmer Linn and Billy Graybill, while Denny Hern- don, Robert Jackson, and Charley Knight played foot- ball. Jimmy King was a meihlEr'Tmf the swimming team in ,44 and was also elected Witness to Pantherilla that year. Denny Herndon will be captain of the football team next fall and also is a member ofthe Key Club. Girl Reserves are Betty Jo Hensley, Doris Small our class but mighty our minds. llfliller, Glenna Shaw, and Joan LaRock. Joan, Denny, and Qscar Carter were our representatives in the T45 Pantherilla Court. Our homeroom oihcers are as follows: president, Billy Graybill, vice-president, Fred Haga, and secre- tary, Joan LaRock. Crosby McCarthy is student council representative and Doris Miller, chaplain. Room 108 has its share of good students, too. Our ofiicers are Harold Nosti, president, Colleen Conner, vice-president, and Betty Jean Christensen, secretary. Harry Day is student council representative, while Francis Taylor is chaplain. Harold Nosti and Walt Jungmeyer played football and both boys will be strong on next year's team. HoIneroom 201 olhcers are Buddy Benson, presi- dentg Troy Martin, vice-president, Billy Lau, secre- tary, Jimmy Hardee, student council representative, and Gene Woodburn, Pep O' Plant reporter. We have several members of the band and glee club to rep- resent us in school activities. Now that we have enumerated our honors, We will adjourn our class session for the summer, after which we can once Inore resume our activities for our re- maining year and a half in the halls of Plant High School. at 40 41 FIRST Row, Lefl to right: K. Teasley, B. Dupree, J. Agee, B. Burnett, J. Lewis, G. Woodard, B. Paleaz, J. Gesele, B. Coady, J. Mahan, I. Manning, E. Baker, F. Medlock, R. Bicbee, R. Haven. SECOND Row: R. Whitehead, S. Orr, E. Latture, D. Fleer, J. Young, T. McHugh, A. Howell, G. Menendez, B. Collar, B. Kendall, S. La Porta, B. Springfield, K. Otera, M. Thorne, B. Kohn. THIRD ROW: R. Crabtree, B. Singleton, J. Hughey, T. Allen, H. Singletary, W. Silva, M. Williams, C. Morgan, A. Mugge, H. Vater, G. Bean, J. Marcus, S. Marino, J. McRae, T. Xiques. FOURTH Row: R. Baldwin, S. Solario, T. Jecusco, J. Carson, D. Forester, F. Flkes, J. Chance, M. Fletcher, J. Gibson, L. Gossette, B. Havecott, D. Thomas, B. Heidt, B. Gonzalaz, D. Dennison. FIFTH Row: B. Adams, L. Frieschell, B. Shirley, B. Simms, C. Hale, A. Hewitt, A, Wamble, H. Levister, R. Woodard, D. Dierlam, R. Dristle, W. Byers, G. Galvin. SIXTH ROW: V. Acheson, F. Flieshman, Hall, R. Greer, Y. Maultsby, B. Phillips, K. Berri- man, Y. Tillack, P. Botts, Oppenheimer, D. Zeller, D. Waldrop, B. Carastro, M. Bourne, Bennell, G. Benham. JUST GETTING STARTED Homeroom 214 otlicers are president, Ted Ecker- We have been at Plant High School for only half son, vice-president, Larry Liessellg secretary, Dorothy a year, but we are glad to be here and look forward eagerly to the next two and a half years. Though we have had little time, we have already shown our en- thusiasm for our new school and have entered into all activities with great zest. Homeroom 105 elected otlicers and the results were as follows: president, Grace Benhamg vice-president, Walter Baldwin, secretary, lylarjorie Bourne, and chaplain, Ruth Greer. Oraleze Knight is student council representative. ln activities we are getting started on the right foot. Walter Baldwin played varsity basketball, Elizabeth Baker is a member ofthe Glee Club, and Jane Oppen- heimer and Florine Flieshman belong to the school band. Jackie Gesele and Oraleze Knight are both members of the D.S.lVl. In Homeroom 107, otlicers are Doyle Waldrop, president, Catherine Otero, vice-president, and Betty Phillips, secretary. We are represented in the musical field at Plant by Bob Pritchard, who is a Inember of the Glee Club and by Billy Simms and Bob Singleton, who play in the band. Jean McRae is a Girl Reserve and Sam Mairino is in the Thespians. Walter White- head played basketball and a great many other boys should be outstanding in sports next year. l3+ Fleer, chaplain, Yvonne Tillack, student council rep- resentative, Albert Hewitt, Pep O' Plant reporter, Buddy Bernstein. In just three months we will again commence studies in our new school and we will all do our best to keep up the record of former loyal Plant students who have done so well. We feel sure that we can carry on and look forward to our remaining two and one- half years with determination to do our best. Aren't Seniors too wonderful! FIRST Row, Left Io right: M. Piquet, L. Bunn, L. M. Lacey, M. Trawick, C. Wallace, B. Wells, L. Sherrill, E. Woodward, P. Milam, H. Bailey, C. Rodriquez. SECOND ROW: King, Haber, B. Halford, M. Harrison, Burritt, S. Hoffman, J. Cowen, J. Kavokos, B. Collar, I. Moore, M. Perez. THIRD Row: M. Arant, M. Gardner, C. Haldeman, B. Mitchell, B. Simmons, F. Jones, J. Bewick, L. Mayo, L. Dooner, B. Adams, E. Smith, I. Arnold. FOURTH ROW: E. Armstead, B. Eggleston, D. Hanes, B. Wil- liams, C. Knight, B, McCord, B. Bernstein, T. Eckerson, J. Shephard, J. Reeves, C. Miller, R. Byers, A. Swilley. SO FAR SO GGOD With the completion of our tirst year of high school, the Sophomore A class looks backward at the start of a line record and looks forward to its linish. Athletes, musicians, scientists, and good scholars are among the outstanding students from our grade. Homeroom 100 is first in line to report its activ- ities. Not yet being eligible for Honor Society mem- bership, Kenneth Bailey was content with making the semester high honor roll. Pat Brossell is a cheerleader, Puppy love. and also a Physical lid lieutenant, along with Julie Bailey and Marian Blanck. Jane Byron, Hazel Bailey, and Leonora Bunn are D.S.M. members. Pete Adams, Bill Collar, and James Burt are our athletes, and Billy Armistead was especially outstanding, making the A squads in football and track. Harold Beasley is in the Camera Club anCl Bill Collar and Marian Blanck are our Science Club representatives. Leonora Bunn, Helen Cleotellis, Jeanne Coggins, and Pat Brassell are members of the Girl Reserves. Also overflowing with talent is Homeroom 118. Ten students from this room made the semester honor roll, with an eye to Honor Society tapping next spring. lidith Foster represents us on the cheerlead- ing squad, and in Pantherilla as fifth maid, and fifth courtier and witness, Eddie Flom and Bobby Driver, are also our classmates. An R.O.T.C. sponsor is Pat Collins, and Bobby Driver played in the band last fall as well as he played basketball this spring, along with lfddie. Both Bobby and lfddie also made the track team. Room 121 specializes in Quiz Kids, boasting four on the principal's honor roll, Peggy Haldeman, -231 42 f Ei 4 FIRST Row, Left lo rigfaiz B. Roddenberry, L. McKinley, B. A. McCall, C. Waller, M. Sellars, M. Richards, S. Peek, B. Einhinder, L. Shear, L. Gray, E. Sellars, M. Coty, I. Whitcomb. SECOND Row: Moore, G. Pacita, Foster, N. Smith, Z. Hamilton, M. Hall, D. Davis, H. Cleotellis, M. Blanck, N. Kelly, M. Winn, M. Guthrie, A. Haga. THIRD ROW: B. Harwell, Swilley, S. Krentzman, L. Hawes, Harwood, C. Hill, M. Herring, M. J. Moye, P. Ferrell, P. Collins, B. Hayes, C. Ferris, S. M. Gantt, H. Hill. FOURTH Row: W. Fennell, T. Wyatt, N. Italiano, R. Zacchini, J. Bugg, C. Persona, J. Farra, D. Goodfrey, R. Knight, B. Collins, J. Cooper. FII-'TII ROW: J. Hodges, G. Sistrunk, M. Neeld, H. Milian, K. Bailey, T. MacDonald, Bryant, C. Mc- Clelland, P. Patillo, B. Hise, F. Hackney, J. Greco, J. Greenslade, Smith, J. Hanes. SIXTH ROW: B. Williams, P. Adams, J. Hampton, A. Weisman, A. Zbar, D. Hunter, H. Beasley, H. Humphrey, R. Gose, B. Ballard, B. Segal. Madeline Hall, Leland Hawes, and Joe Greco. Mak- Also well-oilicered is Homeroom 216, which has ing a strong showing in football are four of our boys, reached its quota in every school drive. Bill Williams Lon Hatton, Don Hanes, Jack Hanes, and Chris is president, Carolyn Waller is assistant boss, and last Gout. The Glee Club claims Joanne Hall and Peggy semester's president, Dottie Whitfield, works as sec- Haldeman, Lucille Gray, and Zada Hamilton are our retary. Rene Zacchini is, of course, a cheerleader, and 'lstrictly instruinentalistsf' Stephen Weisman was a basketball manager for the Always a threat in any school contest is Home- room 205, which came out on top in the P.'l'..-X. drive, and second in the Red Cross drive. Mary Jean hloye is an R.O.T.C. sponsor and also an officer in the G.O.C. Sue Peek is a Physical Ed looey and marched in the Thanksgiving Day drill squad. Nancy Spiner was one of four Plant representatives in the city-wide Red Cross meeting, and Lillian Mook, Nlurray Neild, Millicent Pollard, and Charles Miller topped our scholars on the semester honor roll. Room 204 has a list of oflicers not easily matched by any other homeroom. Charles McClelland serves eihciently as president, Tommy MacDonald is vice- president, and secretary Pat Lowry is retained from the previous semester. Mary Ann lVlcLeran repre- sents our class on the athletic field as a cheerleader. 3 lie Regional Tournament. An athletic homeroom is 206, with Berney Segal, George Sistrunk, Billy Smith, Aaron Swilley and, Jack Reeves representing us on various sports teams. Marioii Sellers cheers them on to victory. Susan Sossaman and Shirley Roosevelt are G.O.C. members and Jack Reeves is on the Honor Court. The Girl Reserves have four members in our homeroom, hleg Smith, Jean Sagin, Shirley Roosevelt, and Margaret Richards. Jean is also a D.S.lVl. club member, and lrene Ruble is a member of the Science Club. Compare this record with any other sophomore class in Plantls history, and we think we'll come out near the top, for we're ambitious-anxious to deserve the name of Plant students, and resolved to make our junior year a credit to us and to our school. F I. W'hat's up, doc? 2. l..S.M.F.T. QLucis Scxtet-mental and physical troublcj. 5. What! No interdigiultion? 4. lilCI'Il.1l triangle. 5, Pre-war. 6. 'QTl'1e Look. 7. l'cl walk ll mile for il camel. 8. Hey, Brenda! 9. Attention! 10. W'l1y, NWcndell, we didn't know! ll. Lawnmower wanted. QE! 44 5 w 1 f 'fvx 'R ff' A J! i W. , KfEafiff lmmeefg ' A 1. P -.'ff ,fF '- 'J 'U 3-5 , xl! 1 X fi? P if aff!-1 E E farm, QQPQ4 'Fi ' Fwfe-gigrf 5X'f,-456221 N ' Q A R f'Wi:,:fx '-.fl bf'La'4,Z H W 5 E f 1 ' P-. ' - 5- A c ,-f .4 n 1 ' A I alll' - K If , -1- W rl . - , , .,,. .,.L Fiasr Row, Lvff lo rigbf: D. Lamb, A. Burnett, D. Aberle, A. Knight, E. Skidmore, S. Harris. SECOND Row: D. Dalton, M. Karnes, KI. C. Levy, B. Bacon, D. O'Berry. THIRD Row: AI. Kelton, M. Blount, B. Savage, R. Wiseman, B. Mitchell, B. Pittman, T. Lunsford, D. Peppard, D. Mitchell, F. Shackleford. PRESlDENT'S CABINET This is your President's Cabinet-the governing body of Plant High School-where all problems, major and minor, in school management are dealt with. .-Xppointments to the cabinet are made by the president of the student body, the adviser, and the principal and are among the highest honors given at Plant. lt is the duty of the cabinet to serve as a clear- ing house for student opinion and to encourage good citizenship among the students. ln the past year the cabinet, one of the most active groups in school, accomplished many w vrthwhile aims. Vin' Pr'e.vitlrr11, M. Blount, Sv1'r'cfar'y, A. Knight, Prvxiifcrll, J. Keltong Trc'as1are1', D. Peppard. Serving as an entertainment committee, it was host to the Cadettes from Miami Edison High School, managed a booth at the Honor Society carnival, intro- duced a new and effective monitor system, erected a sign at MacDill Road to direct visitors to Plant, plan- ned and carried out successfully the arrangements for Pantherilla, conducted all school elections, held sev- eral dances, and sponsored many assembly programs. The cabinet served under the leadership of Miss Etoile Reid, faculty adviser, who attends each meet- ing and assists in attacking any problem not appearing to be under the regular administrative routine. For the lirst semester jimmy Gray was elected president by the student body and was assisted by Otto Stal- lings, vice-president, David Peppard, the money- man, and .-Xnn Cooper Knight, our efficient secretary. The spring group was headed by John Kelton, who worked with Milton Blount, vice-president, while David and Ann Cooper were retained as treasurer and scribe. Department heads for the second semester were as follows: Terry Lunsford, Edith Skidmore, Bobby Mitchell, Dorothy Dalton, Bob Pittman, Dottie Sue Lamb, Dorothy Aberle, Beverly Bacon, Billy Savage, klane Carol Levy, Bob VVisen1an, Dolly O'Berry, David Mitchell, Fred Shackleford, and Marilyn Karnes. Qi 46 3' Ftksr Row, Left to rigfal: M. Thomas, AI. Gesele, M. Eddy, B. Harris, F. Lyles, J. Bailey, W. Betts. SECOND Row: J. Kelton, L. Luke, li. Summer, S. Peek, M. McLcran, II. Yohner, M. Pitts, M. Hall, B. Petty. Tllllill Row: sl, Hardee, A. jones, M. Blount, R. W'iseman, P. O'Gara, A. Zbar, C. McCarthy, L. Knox, V, Gwynne. STUDENT COUNCIL The representative bodv of Plantis student govern- ment is the student council, based on democratic prin- ciples ot representation and lawmaking. The council is made up of homeroom delegates who are elected each semester, thus practising rotation of otiice and giviii as many students as possible a chance to be- come familiar with Plant's political machinery and prepare themselves for more valuable citizenship. The main purpose of the student council is to gather suggestions from the homerooms through the delegates, and to send messages back to the rooms bv these same delegates. All suggestions for school im- provement are considered at the monthly meetings, such as problems in traiiic, smoking, and lunchroom conduct. Special attention was called to the election of coun- cil representatives this past semester when a list of qualifications for delegates was laid down. 'l'hese re- quirements are as follows: CID ability to express him- self wellg QZJ sense of responsibilitvg Q3j promptnessg Q41 ability to take accurate notes at meetingsg QSD initiative and leadershipg QED alertness. 47 E+ The vice-president of the student body presides over the meetings, and a secretary is selected from the delegates. Nlilton Blount and Betty Petty were the top otiicers during the spring semester, and, along with the whole organization, they carried on the Plant tradition of effective, erlicient student government. Presiding Cfrairnzun, M. Blountg S1'L'n'fury, B. Petty, PY!'Xil1l'llf, xl. Kelton. , af' SHATIQD, I.f'fl fo rigbfz B. Rogers, B. Minardi, D. Dalton, Allen, j. W'iltse. STANDING: Reeves, D. Cone, B. Savage, A. Magnon, C. Garrison. Y HONOR COURT The honor court was formed by a decision of the student government in the fall semester of 1943 for the purpose of promoting honesty and establishing a higher standard of honor in our school. It consists of members from the three classes, senior, junior, and sophomore. Cbuvzwllor, D. Dalton. The court is the judicial branch of the student government, although it started as only a branch of the president's cabinet. Its jury, selected with great care, is composed of eight associate justices, headed by an appointee of the president of the student body who serves as chief justice. Meetings were held this year whenever necessary and all cases were tried. The only aim of this organ- ization is to make Plant High School students realize the importance of honesty. Names of defendants were assembled from the teachers and were brought forth for a fair trial. After the cases had been tried, those who were pronounced guilty were sent to the principal for consideration, while those who were acquitted were required to sign a pledge stating that they would never commit any dishonest deeds while in the halls of Plant High School. This system proved successful with many Florida schools and has proved well worth its trouble to Plant. -:ff 48 jk FIRST Row, Left lo riglalz A. McCarty, D. O'Berry, D. Lamb, B. Boles, C. Blgglett, M.-Q-ug,ree, A. Knight, B. Bacon, E. Harper, P. Norton, N. Boiushall, S. Harris. SECOND Row: j. Cooper, B. Wade, N. Hahn, K. Barker, S. McKa-y, P. Turner, F. Cone, M. Ammons, A. Burnette, E. Brinson, j. Levy, E. Skidmore, D. Wainwright, B. Petty. THIRD Row: M. Blount, G. Sawyer, J. Flom, J. Shoedler, E. Dawkins, S. Morgan, M. Thrower, P. Winkleblack, D. Bell, Miss R. Gilliland, Sp0'71SOV'. FOURTH ROW: R. Price, D. Clarke, M. McLean, A. Vincent, D. Peppard, B. Mitchell, B. Pittii-mil, M. Willianus, S. Ellis, M. Glenn, M. Game, T. Whitaker, B. Ellis, D. McAllister, D. Mitchell, J. Kelton, C. Garrison. No! Pictured: Marilyn Karnes, Marcia Norcross. THE ORDER OF TI-I The Order of the Gold and Black was organized in the fall of 1943 for the purpose of honoring Plant students who have done outstanding service for their school, faculty, and student body. Fach semester a percentage is chosen from the entire student body of those who earn the greatest number of points awarded by the faculty for social activities, endeavor, reliability, volunteer service, initiative, co- operation, and educational achievement. The new members are initiated in a striking assembly program. Two projects which the Gold and Black has ahead of it are the furnishing of a club room and the erec- tion of a memorial clock in the front hall as a tribute to Plant boys who have lost their lives in the armed services. The projects are advancing steadily under the able guidance of faculty sponsor Miss Ruth Gil- liland. ln the fall semester we elected officers as follows: head man, john Keltong assistant prexy, Adaleen Bur- nette, secretary, Betty Petty, and our sticky-lingered , 49 if E GOLD AND BLACK treasurer, Edna Wamble. Spring officers are Dick Clark, Betty Petty, Ann Cooper Knight, Elizabeth Harper, and Nlilton Blount. Corrcspom1'ing Secretary, A. Knight, Recording Serrzflmry, E. Harperg Vice President, B. Petty, Treasurer, M .Blountg Presirfenl, D. Clark. siisffggsisif UR' a0'?9?'i T' i A,f'6j L . V p Q L IE i yw- coopea comms FULFORD JOHNSON VICNAB MONTGONERY ROBERTS ROSEN wamete WEEKS witsom yaef' ABERLE Bousimu. Querying CLARKE DALTON DAWKINS HARPER KARNES A KELTGN KNIGHT The National Honor Society was organized in 1928 and has steadily grown in membership and service since that time. The socicty is based on four ideals-scholar ship, leadership, character, and service. At first only scholarship was considered, but now each of the four is rated as equally important. The faculty elects the most outstanding students-five per cent from the junior A and Senior classes-to be inducted as members in a tra- ditional candlelight ceremony each semester. The past year has been one of the most active in the history of the organization. The Society sponsored the sale of war bonds and stamps and has established a scholarship fund to be offered to the graduates of the june class meeting certain requirements. To finance this project, a carnival, variety show, and dance were given in October. Also the customary congratulatory slips to students on the honor roll were issued again this year. The group chose as its theme for the year, The Probable Post-War World. Speakers at the regular meetings have talked on various problems confronting the world after the war. . The sp- usors for the Honor Society at Plant are Mrs. Beatrice Allgood, chairman, Mrs. Frances Martin, Mrs. Katherine Leeper, and Mrs. Ruth O'Neill. +G! so E+ MQ3 FHBQEJXKQICE ,QQ Lew . LUNSFORD MQQARW MCLEAN SQQNSQCZFQH af'-xr D. MITCHELL BJVUTCHELL NORTON PETTY PEPPARD PRKCE. o'BEfeRw' SAWYER scaoenaia wmTAKEFa wigjggggmfa Ammoms BARRETT gLOUNT esac come coumcm Gnamsom GAME GOULD GRAY LAMB ROGERS PITTMAN LHJXLUAM5 51f Sl-.ATi5D: B. KI. Petty. S1.coNo Row, Lwf! Io rigbl: S. Ellis, B. Rice, A. jinight, D. O'Bcr-ry, M. XViIlianis. T1-into Row: A. Farrior, Miss G. Anthony, .vfiomorg B. Harris, S. ILLILUS, M. Dupree, M. Game, Miss F. Bottari, xfwrnzsorg C. Bartlett, N. Boushall. FOURTH ROW: B. Rogers, S. McKay, D. Dalton, B. Minardi, A. Burnett, D. Lamb. KIWANETTES The Kiwanette Clula of Plant High School is under the supervision of the Kiwanee Cluh and is composed of not more than twenty girls chosen for their out- standing leadership, character, service and scholarship. Accomplishments for the year include a dance given with the Key Club for the purpose of increasing the welfare project fundg caring for war workers' children after school and on Saturdays at the Helen Hill nurs- eryg and the making of hospital bags for held hospitals, i rf .z .v Q 3 ' i it 'L' - . in gs ,K 1 53 5 'ff Q . , ... . Q'-ex ' '-221' ,I ' , , A ulul , y .lu A . .-::s:sg., ' was 5,3 .. s :Y at ' lf' 1 X 1- 5 'f , ss -,Q 5, in Si' Carr:-.vfmfltlirig Secretary, D. Daltong Recording Sef- rftary, B. Minardig Vive Presizfrnf. S. Harrisg Prfsidwlf, A. Knight. as well as other services which they have lveen called upon to do. A joint meeting is held in a downtown cafeteria on the third Tuesdav of each month with Hillshorough, klefiierson, and Plant as alternate hostesses, each plan- ning a program and entertainment. It is evident that the Kiwanettes of Plant are doing valuable Work towards promoting friendship and lead- ership, as well as living up to their simple motto, We Servef' The fall of 1944 saw us install Virginia Wilson as president, Fern Roberts as vice-president, Ann Cooper Knight as recording secretary, Suzanne Harris as cor- responding secrctary, and Bohhie Lee Rice as treas- urer. This spring Coop moved up to the ollice of president, Suzanne was elected to assist her, Bee Bee Nlinardi filled the post of recording secretary, Dot Dalton was our corresponding secretary, and Charlotte Bartlett performed the duties of treasurer. Miss Gladys Anthony and Miss Flo Bottari served as spon- sors. -if sz' FIRST Row, Li-ft lo riglrl: F. Shacklefbrd, T. Gonzalez, D. Peppard, B. Savage, D. Clark, B. jones, L. Morrison, lf. Christy, M. Blount. SECOND ROW: li. D. Warner, K. Mulder, II. Kclton, B. Mitchell, D. Herndon, D. Cone, D. Williams, B. Pittman, D. Holmes, H. Zacchini. THIRD ROW: C. Garrison, D. Mitchell, Ii. Nelson, j. Bishop, R. Price, H. McLean, A. Rase, O. Stallings, R. Kuhn, J. Leer. KEY Wlhen this club meets, a sign is hung over the door bearing the Words, UMC11 Only, and there is not one bit of femininity who dares to disturb the Key Club then. 'llhe Plant High Key Club is proud to be one of the newer and one of the most honored clubs in the state. lt is really a branch of the Kiwanis Club, and could be called Junior Kiwanis without a misstate- ment. Formed to encourage better citizenship among high school boys, the group has done much to make its members known as the key citizens of the school. Aicling in the Honor Society carnival, helping with the bus transportation problem, and the refurnishing of the lunch room with new tables and benches were the projects undertaken since fall by the boys, and all but the latter have been accomplished. The quota for the cafeteria project has not yet been reached, but is well on its way. lille C LUB Promoting better relationships between all Florida Key Clubs has been the aim of the Kiwanis Conven- tion, and Plant has sent delegates to both meetings. The present ollicers are David Peppard, president, Denny Herndon, Vice-president, Doug Cone, sec- retary, and Dick Clark, treasurer. Vim' Presirfeni, D. Herndong Serri'lary, D. Cone Presia'n1i, D. Peppard, Tl'l'dXIll'i'l', D. Clark, ffzmmwgg ff-aff PEJYT9 aisomorrg gum-DR, EUR . E.saxT0Rt?1STTE 159165 A83 H 'WQRP so Y-I--GQ xk WC G69-Tg9'1i2l,EUXT0i3 E-R 4 ' Z MAQAQER Q 0- . 4 ,P. ' 4 651 E N Q, M A 155 MISS MARS? enrrorema. ws spom ED. G,QQ,7gTs megngvosa ossomao COOPER PGQTS eo' Bu mQOQE O N aw PM I girl' ED JANUHRS 6D1'rCJFZ Pc-Do?-VAC-DPOI3 A KONDASH 9 T .fx by-,E T9 Pasr UR -fe Pig' qgvzg sf,-L5 fe KAR oumaee cm2ssTeuSeN SNAPSHOT ED- SNAPSHOT ED. OWCCKYES ESS ADVISER L Paar? V 'V GRAPHJC SD so ITQQ FIRST Row, Lvfl Io vighlz M. Ammons, A. Burnett, S. Peak, B. Ficht, N.,jia.la-n, M. A. Pitts, P. Turner, P. Farrior, J. Schoedler, E. Dawkins. SECOND Row: S. McKay, F. Hanson, C.,Barglett, B. Solomon, E. Sumner, S. Roosevelt, V. Verdyck, M. Moye, B. Svien, M. Crawford, B, Bggers, B. Boles, M. Blanck, Bailey, P. Brassell, B. Beckwith, M. Karnes, ,I k, S. Thomas. THIRD ROW: D. O'Berry, R. Knight, P. Pegues, S. Trezevant, M. Price, E. Poster, S. Sossaman, D. Wfhitfield, D. Bell, D. Wainwright, M. Gray, B. Bacon, B. Foster, W. Betts, Kavakos, F. Lyles. FOURTH ROW: M. Glenn, E. Gomez, N. Kelly, N. Boiushall, E. Harper, Zewadski, P. Norton, C. Parker, Orr, J. Stack, E. Skidmore, B. Dekle, K. Barker, P. Winkleblack, I. jordan, M. Eddy, S. Ellis, I. Kavakos. GIRLS' OFFICERS CLUB Continuing the streamlined physical education pro- gram begun two years ago with the military organiza- tion groups, the Girls' Ofiicers Club has been the governing body of the girls' classes. The club is com- posed of captains and lieutenants of each of the four periods and is guided by our celebrated physical edu- cation director, Mrs. Julie Lane. Not satisfied with the mere chartering of the club, Mrs. Lane keeps the G.O.C. on the alert for any project useful in develop- ing better leaders, better citizens, and better female Panthers. Taking over a job which many clubs would not have considered worthwhile, the Officers sold programs at 1 34.3 vw . ..avg 7 ' ,J in r .,.55:.sa.:,. . by .Q .M 9 ' ' F' ' . V ' 'W' . 1? ii: 'S Q Y ':a....:e:. ,xi ,V Q '- ss: at . ---- . , 1 A a ,S 9 ..,. if 'X . , ' Z' 4 N ..,. . Y 8 ' r i ' 5 ' a .. s Vin' President, S. McKay, Trz'a.i11rer, N. Hahn. J every home football game. They played hostesses to the Miami lidison Cadettes, providing transportation and entertainment for the South Florida steppers who were the inspiration for Plant's smart showing on Phillips Field, Thanksgiving Day. Given only three weeks' practice time, the Oflicers whipped a large group of Plant girls into a colorful and well-executed drill. With a ghastly gift for gruesomeness, the G.O.C. provided chills, thrills, and spills in their spook show during the Honor Society carnival, and the three members graduating in january were shown very proper respect when the club threw a memorable spaghetti luncheon for them in the Home Bc rooms. Digging into intramural doings as well as outside activities, Lane's Lassies sponsored the inter-class bas- ketball tournament and drilling contest, with lunch- eons as prizes. Truly, a cross-section of the G.O.C. is a cross-sec- tion of the best in Plant's girls, and gives a clear pic- ture of what Plant's girls are, have been, and will be in the future. The club officers during the fall semester were .-Xdaleen Burnett, Flo Lyles, Charlotte Bartlett, and Patricia Ann Turner, president, vice-president, sec- retary, and treasurer, respectively. This spring Mary Alice Pitts was head woman, Shirley McKay was assistant boss, Li'l Bartlett continued to take minutes, and Nancy Hahn was the financial Wizard. ef ii ... A SEATED, Left to riglalz D. Williams, B. Mitchell, D. Cone, D. Herndon, A. Rasc, M. Blount, J. Kelton. SECOND Row: F. Shackle- ford, D. Clark, E. Bond, B. Savage, D. Peppard, R. Jones, J. King. THIRD ROW: A. Castro, S. Mondello, E. D. Warner, S. Carastro, B. Pittman, R. Kuhn, O. Stallings, H. Neil. LETTERMEN'S CLUB The Plant High School Lettermen's Club is com- posed of those boys whose achievements in some ath- letic game have been outstanding enough to earn them a letter in that sport. This year, at the close of the gridiron season, foot- ball letters were presented at a special banquet to which each senior boy and member of the lirst string team invited a sponsor to present him his letter. The spon- sors served at the banquet, which was otherwise a strictly stag affair. Local sports Writers and alumni also attended the dinner, held in the lunchroom. Letters are awarded for participation in basketball, baseball, track, tennis, golf, and swimming, also. Letter winners are not limited to the active players in the various sports, since a MPH may be presented for out- standing service to a team, such as being manager. Principal C. Phil Peters is an honorary life member of the club and displays a framed letter in his otlice. The athletic Hall of Fame, started by Coach Price Leeper, is composed of Plant lettermen who have Won state-wide recognition in their particular Held, such as, being selected for an All-State or All-Big Ten team or for setting a state record in individual sports. -Mlvlir Championship teams also may have their pictures added to the selected collection in the coachls oflice. The Lettermen's Club sold cold drinks at all bas- ketball games this year and also helped with the Honor Society carnival, thus carrying on their tradition of service outside of the athletic field as well as inside. Serrdury-T1'ea.turer', M. Blount, Pr't'siJer1t, D. Cone, Vice Prz'xi11ent, E. D. Warner. Af u.n.1o6 Luns 6 Leave Ann Mrx xsrxkmly xr. Firsi In tx Setund campaggn this Week. among the 17th Year H B Plam Hxgh School Tampa Flouda Fmlns Ap111Z0 1045 ho 20 and Gould I' S from 'JHVQD gd emu sm. fa Marcia Garb! v xx le II 1 09611 being Q, screen xfjec: of 3 ' In '1'rtbu.A... gym. MTM parents Iachool have N new umiurms. during r Resigns Fxrnt U16 .Y itil!- uxpmene ui Maize. fa Lima than A First row, Left to fight: L. Moore, T. Whitaker, B. Hardee, D. 0'Berry. Second row: M. Norcross, B. Wiseman, T. Lunsford. Third row: E. Dawkins, J. 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Knight, S. Robinson, IMg13J,pck, F. Hansen, B. Beckwith, Mrs. R. O'Ncill, xlworz- X011 SLCOND Row: N. Boushall, M. Waldrop, A. Haga, A. Stuart, B. Middleton, L. Bunn, J. Sagin, F. Crowe, E. Harper. THIRD Row: K. Gaines, A. Hensley, P. Pegues, AI. Gescle, Al. Byron, H. Bailey, M. Spink, M. Gant. D. S. M. CLUB The D.S.lW. club was organized in 1943 for the purpose of providing a club and social life for the daughters of service men. The purpose of the club was also to acquaint its members with the pupils of the school and to help them learn the rules and the organ- ization of Plant High. The idea for the organization was introduced by Nlyrtle Herndon fa graduate of 19445 who is herself the daughter of a service man. From a small beginning-six charter membersfthe organization has grown to a membership of thirty. The club's most outstanding achievement was mak- Trc'ux1zrr'r, F. Hansong l'rr'xiJvl1!, B. Beckwith, Vive Pr'e,t1J4'11f, P. Pegues. ing candy to he put in individual packages for the men in the wards of the Drew Field Hospital at Christmas time. These gifts were distributed to the men by the Red Cross workers. The l3.S.M., which means Daughters of Service Men, is proud that its members participate in war work. They take an active part in all Red Cross drives and do anything that in some small way helps bring' closer the day of victory. However, the club is not all work and no play. Once a month there is a social meeting at the home of one of the members and an informal good time is had by all. Twice each year the club has a large social affair-a buffet supper and planned entertainment- to which each member is allowed to bring one guest. The officers are as follows: P7'f35irf6l1fiBECKY Bl'1CKXVI'I'II Vifrf 1'1'e.riffe11f-Pi-:may kliaaN Piccauns SBf1'8fcl7'jl?ANN Hi-1Nsi.r1Y 7lI'6dJ'ZH'6I Fl.0SS HANsoN Reporter-hlacxiia C:ESlCI.I'1 Sergefuzl-at-.-Irmr-Nic1.1. BoUsuAI.L Spwzmr-Niles. RUTH O,N1-IILL eil so lir- if 61 FIRST Row, Lrft I0 right: Miss M. Gilliland, sponsor, B. Leonard, M. Hall, J. Levy, M. Karnes, G. Sawyer, M. Williams, M. Wal- drop, P. Haldeman, B. Petty, Mrs. E. Rabey, sponsor. SECOND ROW: E. McDonald, F. Pope, P. Collins, S. Roosevelt, B. Hayes, J. Sagin, L. Bunn, D. Lamb, M. Game, B. Minardi, D. Marsicano, J. Coggin. THIRD ROW: B. Davis, M. Norcross, E. Bernstein, P. Winkleblack, D. Harra, M. Smith, M. Withers, C. Watkins, Mitchell, M. Trawick, L. Lacy. FOURTH Row: E. Gooding, M. Cleotelis, J. Hall, M. Winii, M. Herring, K. Hill, G. Shaw. FIFTH ROW: H. jungmeyer, N. McBride, B. Brown, W. Betts, B. Foster, B. Crabtree, j. LaRoek, B. Shinn. GIRL RESERVES To tind and give the best is the motto and pur- pose of the Plant High Girl Reserves, a voluntary service club advancing constantly toward perfection of aims and deeds. Their meetings were held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at the Y.W.C.A. under the counsel and supervision of their advisers, Mrs. limily Rahey, Miss Nlyrtle Gilliland, and Miss Martha Keel. The project for the year 1944-45 was the formation and continuation of the junior hospital aides. 'llhese Hjades' worked at the Municipal and St. joseph's Hospitals and rendered valuable service to the over- worked medical organizations. ln addition to this service, the Girl Reserves help every year in the sale of Christmas and Faster seals and can always be counted on to plan a beautiful Christmas assembly. liach of the seventy-live members participated in at least one of the four club projects. Four Plant girls, Marilyn Karnes, jane Carol Levy, Betty Petty, and Mary Shannon Wzildrop, were sent as delegates to a conference in Georgia last summer. Supper meetings were held once a month to which jfs Plant, Hillsborough, and jefferson Girl Reserves were invited, thus the group includes fun and friendship along with their serious work. Betty Petty and Gene Sawyer served ably this past semester as co-presidents, assisted by vice-prexy Mary lilixabeth Williams, minute-taker Beverly Sewell, and treasurer Billie jean Leonard. Tl'l'd.iIl!'l'I', B. Leonardg Vin' P1't'tiilw1f, M. E. Williams, C0-Prvridwzi, B. Petty, C0-Prcxitferzl, G. Sawyer, S0r'1't'fur'y, B. Sewell. FIRST Row, Leff to right: M. llhgpree, T. Hunter, P. Collins, A. C. Knight. SLCOND Row: H. Beasley, B. Singleton, D. Fleer, C. Hirsh, M. High, A. Vincent, B. Hayes. THIRD Row: Mrs. L. Sewell, sponsor, G. Christensen, B. Neilly, J. Allen, H. jungmeyer, E. Bryan, K. Gould. CAMERA CLUB Because Florida scenery and the unsurpassed beauty of tropical skies with their marvelous color effects present an almost endless procession of subjects, a Sl'l'Yt'l61l'y, P. Collins, Vin' P7'L'.Yid!'lIf, M. Ilupreeg Trf'axur'r'r, K. Gould, Pre.vir11'11i, G. Christensen. group of Plant High camera enthusiasts decided to form a camera club with Ubetter, sharper pictures as their goal. .-is a result, the Plant High School Camera Club came into being on the night of February 21, 1945, in the school auditorium. ln its first year the decisions of the new organiza- tion were made by the following ofiicers, elected at its first meeting: president, Gordon Christensen, vice- president, Mary' Dupree, secretary, Pat Collins, and treasurer, Ken Gould. Nlembers submit each month one of their best pictures, the subject of their own choice, and the best photo is selected from all entries. The winning photographer explains how the result was produced with reference to lighting conditions, timing, etc. These discussions have benefitted all members making the hobby more useful and fascinating, and giving suggestions for better pictures as well. As sponsor, Nlrs. Sewell attends all meetings and has been very helpful to the club. fi! 62 2 Si Arlo, lrfl fn rigfrlz S. Harris, M. Karnes, A. Burnett. STANDING: xl. Schoedler, li. Brinson, lf. Dawkins, M. Norcross, Miss T. Gill, rjmllxorg UI. Allen. QUILL AND SCROLL The icleals of the true journalist-truth, dependa- bility, loyalty, enlightenment, initiative, and friend- ship-are the ideals of the Quill and Scroll, honorary high school journalistic societlv. NVith the thought of not only preparing for a newspaper career, hut also raising the stantlarcls of personal composition, thou- sands of student journalists have striven for the tiny emblem of the Quill and Scroll as the highest honor john Kelton, Dolly O'Berrj', lfelith Skitlmore, Evelyn Youngblood, .lane Carol Levy, Betty Petty, lf. YD. VVarner, Robert Kuhn, -loan Schwab, -limmj' Hartlee, Robert Price, Lou Nloore, David lleppartl, Doris YVainwright, Marcia Norcross, Dick Clark, Terry Lunsfortl, lfclwin Nelson, Bohhie l,e Rice, Nlar- guerite VVootll7urn, Beverly' Sewell, and Bob Wviseman. to be conferretl on a newspaper or annual stall work- V ,.,. .., . 3 man. :::'i i 'Q , 4 ,,,,,, Requirements for membership are rigid: memhers 'titl , azi' H ,,.f-:: fi must he at least juniors, in the upper third of their A zi' g': ii ii' iiiv - i f class in gt-holarship, and, most important, have done ki iiiiii Y -. ,, x outstanding worl, in some journalistic field. Nlem- :'-s.. S f' aff I H r. hers of the Quill and Scroll may he chosen from hoth . E , Q' recommentlell hy hliss Terry Gil anti Miss Marv l.ou Q Auz. speclivelv. lnitiation is a candlelight ceremony heltl Ys, :1'ti once each spring semester for cancliclates who have '. 1.r,r ' 1 Q :-:1--f-e::a g .,.. .,,,,, ,,...,:,:, 5 i zri . met the retjuirements. I 5 -ege it iiiiiiii i iiii f l Vice Prr'xitl1'r1l, S, Harris, l'rrxii1i-nf, M. Karnes, 'llwentj'-two members were initiatetl in the spring: 63 li? Sn'i'ufi11'Yvf'l'reuxlrl'i'r, A. Burnette. Sl'.ATl2D, Left Io rigbl: I. Fernandez, M. Pistole, M. Blanck, P. Murray, L. jones. STANDING: J. Crumbley, B. Collar, A. Con- nally, lf. Nelson, B. Sheally, I. Ruble, M. Hall, B. Leonard, Guy O, Burns, i1'1of1xm'g P. Collins, H. Whiteoinb, R. Brown, J. W'ingo, ml. Broley, D. Mitchell, M. Eddy, A. Aleman, Mrs. M. Snead, xjzonxor. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club of Plant High School, organ- ized in the spring of 1944, when war had placed unusual emphasis on the importance of science, is now one year old, and has taken a great stride forward toward its aim of learning the truth about this world 22? Srerelury, P. Murray: Vim' Pr1'.vidf'11i ami Treaslzrrr, E. Nelson. of ours. New equipment has been ordered, and con- tributions of science magazines and a six-inch re- llecting telescope have been received. The organization of the group has been under four departments: chemistry, physics, biology, and astronomy, and a member of the club is in charge of each. These group heads are, respectively, Arthur Connally, Reese Brown, Margaret liddy, and Harry Whitcomb. The ollicers are David Mitchell, presi- dent, lfdwin Nelson, vice-president and treasurer, Patsy Murray, secretary. Mrs. Mary Snead, Mrs. Emily Rabey, and Mr. Guy U. Burns are co-advisers and sponsors. To promote the active interest and participation of students in the search for scientific knowledge, to de- velop the qualities necessary to a successful life as well as to the scientist, to better mankind, and to uni- versally spread the truth-these are the purposes of the Science Club. These are not easily attained goals, but goals whose accomplishments bring their own reward. if 64 BAND FIRST Row, Lrff io riglrl: M. Brown, W. Wilson, J. Oppenheimer, A. Potter, G. Gillen, D. Gonzalez, B. Wade, H. McLean, L. H. McColsky, B. Moore, L. Frizel, C. Wallace, A. Cruinpton, P. Haldeman. SECOND Row: L. Sauls, N. Schaker, L. Rippa, E. Sellas, B. Wells, J. Cooper, C. Haffner, L. Montgomery, M. McLean, Z. Hamilton, E. Getts, H. Singletiiry, B. Singleton, Glover, B. Sims, E. Skidmore, Mrs. G. Cate. TIIIRD Row: R. Watts, K. Gould, R. Price, D. Mitchell, C. Garrison, R. McFlroy, A. Vincent, G. Smith, Gonzalez, B. Morgan, J. Knoche, Hickey, F. Menendez, G. Sistrunk. GLEE CLUB FIRST Row, Iffl I0 riglri: M. Gnnt, D. Prewett, S. Morgan, P. Williams, L. Bray, M. L. Phillips, P. Winkleblack, J. Sumner, G. Sawyer, B. Cummings. SLCOND ROW: D. Asbell, B. Middleton, G. J. Glenn, W. Betts, J. Shearer, J. Agee, M. Pollard, M. Glenn, S. Harris, N. Harvey, M. King, F. Lyles, L. Jenkins, M. High, M. Price, J. Harrison. TPIIRID Row: B. Edwards, B. Moore, B. Hughes, B. Quinby, C. Meadows, L. Gonzalez, C. Higgins, Bob Pritchard, H. Day, A. Byars, L. Barry, Ii. Gomez, H. Morris, M. Smith, B. Blake, J. Hawkins, D. Sumner, S. Thomas, Mrs. G. Cate, xlzonsor. FOURTII Row: B. Owen, J. Rodriquez, J. Pullarzi, T. Bolestzi, B. Leonard, I. Ruble, M. Smith, B. NVallaee, P. Pegues, P. Gray, C. Hirsli, B. Foster, D. Cowart, J. Hall, F. Barry, A. Folsom, J. Vaglica, F. Pope, S. Robinson, M. Withers. Fnfrii Row: E. Byrd, A. Morgan, V. Johnson, S. Roosevelt, I.. Markey, M. Burkett, H. Hill. MSB THESPIANS Ilusl Row, Ixfl fo riglrl: lf. Skidmore, 13. Roburtson, KI. Dupuis, K. Cooper, A. Rosen, If. Marshall. SILOND Row: Ii. Fulford, Olfl-'ICliRS XI. Hott, l'. Roberts, V. Vfilson, A. Burnullc, M. S. Xvnldrop. Tlllkll Ram: S. Marino, I . Cohen, R. XYVLIYIS, T, Xvlmitnker. U. Knupp, K. Musgrave, L. Momgomcry. l'm'.fi1fzf1fY1f. SN I lu xlok ri Vim' l'1'ff5ifff11f - I . W HI'l1xKr,R Sn'rfff.11'ygfN1. XV,XI.lJROP 7vl'c'cl.flH't'1'f 3 . -X. In RN ia'l l'1-1 'I'HlC F.-X'l'.XI. NT'fCKT,.'XClf .X lvurlcsquu 1DCHCI'C1I'1llIlIl1CI' which Plllffd thirtccn nrumy field purforlnnucus. Leif! fo right: Fred Shncklu- ford, the villzling Sandy Morggm, thu lmroincg Terry Lunsford, our lu-fog .'XJ.1lccn, thu coumcssg Pdith Skidmore, the villgliucss. ...,..u .- 5 ' M THE FATAL mecaLnc5 f QSP' aU5 . -. .- . . , -4 4:4 66 PRODUCTIONS JANUARY C1.Ass PLAY CAST-4 THl'l FIGHTING LITTLFSH Lvfl fo rigbf: D. Milam, J. DuPuis, N. Leveck, D. Robertson, M. Mott, K. Cooper, L. Montgomery, C. Cappello, K. Musgrave, F. Roberts, D. Knapp, F. Marshall, R. Fleming, A. W. Murdock, A. Rosen. In their search for new talent the Thes ians s onsorecl Who ls 1 P P Mabel! s ortin three veteran Thes ians and four amateurs. P S P Left to riglzl: Richard Watts, Kay Gaines, Sandy Lefl to rigfzl: Frances Crowe, Edith Skidmore, Morgan, Mary Shannon Waldrop. Shirley McKay. WHO I5 MABEL? 67 52+ 1 if O Frksr Row, Lf-ft to right: E, Sumner, A. Pefley, B. Ro ers, F. Cone, M. S. Gray, B. Council, M. E. Williains, G. Sawyer, B. R. Denman. SECOND ROW: B. Solomon, C. Waller, J. Zewadski, M. Hedrick, M. Hall, B. Leonard, Dawkins, Schwab, P. Wat- son, W. Betts. THIRD ROW: A. Burnette, B. Petty, P. Haldeman, T. MacDonald, S. Krentzman, R. Gose, A. Zbar, L. Hawes, M. Norcross, P. Norton. I DARE YOU CLUB The newest club in Plant High School, and one of the most unusual, is the HI Dare You' Club, which was formed on March 30 by Principal C. Phil Peters with lVIrs. Beryl Kitchen as sponsor. Feeling that OFFICERS Pf6JiIl87lf'A. BURNETT Vine President-B. Rgglsas Secrefary-G. SAWYER Treafurer-VV. Bi4:'r'1's M some special recognition was due those who were on the semester principalls honor roll, Mr. Peters organ- ized the club from the semester principal's honor roll students, and based it on the high ideals laid down by Mr. William Danforth in his book, I Dare Youf, The book is in the form of a challenge to potentially strong personalities, urging them to attain their best in every endeavor, to dare to be a physical, mental, spiritual, and social leader. No other group in the school is so well-fitted to take up this challenge as are the straight A' students, in the opinion of Mr. Peters. At the club's first meeting Mrs. Kitchen appointed several committees whose function will be to organize the society for immediate entrance into school activ- ities. These committees are as follows: organization, constitution, program, recognition ceremony, and nomination. With an energetic group as a nucleus, and four- fold development as the goal, the l Dare Youll Club appears to be headed for prominence among the activ- ities and honors of Plant. eil as + Y n 9 4k Mc!'QqI dw .. N43 N or ffizzrden 112 c. ,iqkaffbe Ed 1- QF' 93' 'OR 444 in 014 H j , ff XR ' 0 S oc 1 6 , N X o .v' Z , 931,56 711' Qxe gd .K ' -5 ....--..:... I .5-vw mage Qggoj ART Ed xToRS L 7 N49 E552 N261 X efvow 55 59 w1i?R if 9 5 A Q: QTC, EMTOR we V4 R R 1? JE T - Boys SP0 RT EAHHOD I2. CD. T. C. . W ' E zzzzz xx E :':' R .:,.... if - . '5 5-Ay-Mig ' A .,,: W3 I . Q Rf .ffggi ': :,'-:- ' .2 .uaz g . U93 R 'A jj A .,.. . 1 A i I rf A, YV xx ..s5 ,,,. .... 2l : 35 . . W- ' zz- nw LT. COL. MAkIOR zbl , Anllnll 2 f RALPH SINGBUSH FRED SI-ncRLEIfoRD Affw 2 R ' 4 . 'MN 'R jj M iw R :: :M ,,,- . ,.,. if g fy , CAPT. RlClYlILLIAN SGT. Cox STAFF AND SPONSORS FIRST Row, Lufl to rigbl: B. Tate, R. Singbush. SFCOND Row: M. Karnes, F. Shackleford, D. O'Berry, R. Hendricks. THIRD ROW: A. Minardi, R. Lee, D. Fletcher, P. O,Gara, A. Mangon, B. Howell. FOURTH ROW: R. Roy. Q55 70 E+ COMPANY'A COMPANY B l COMPANY C RIFLE TEAM FIRST Row, Luft to riglvlz O, 1. Rooney, T. Martin, V. Gwynn, R. Singbush, B. Ellis. SLQOND Row: L. Tice, W. Anderson, H. Rooney, G. Folk, A. Howell, K. Bailey, Burt. gel 72 E+ STAFF FIRST Row: R. Singbush. SECOND Row, Lrft fo right: F. Shackleford, B. Hendricks. THIRD Row: V. Gwynne, V. Guernsey, O. Rooney, R, Lee, P. O'Gara. FOURTH ROW: B. Ellis, H. Fernandez, C. Higgins, A. Magnon, G. Ellis, J. Wingrm. FIFTH Row: T. Martin, Ii. Nelson, B. Weeks, W. Hale, B. Howell. SPONSGRS TA'l'l2 KARNIS FI,I2TcIIIan MINARDI MUYI, O,Bk1RliY SAULS COLLINS if 73 13? ' m H if IS KNEE' it lin... A .as i 5 1 s E E i 1, Honor Society taps-fall edition. 2. Wliat an shape this world is in! 5. Another good will tour. 4. N.H.S.-spring edition! S.p.lI'ildC rest. 6. Plnnt's military might. 7. Wherc's Ruby? 8. They shoulda let us play. 9. It's Z1 man's wo 10. Ipana for the smile of beauty, etc. eil 74 li x 4 . A , 5 1 1 , f N M f V 1:,,,,,f' A ' 42 p 514 ,. 4 , u +1 H .' W f 'K 'r 1 J: 4 I 4 - v 3 I Rf .U M-14. :N xl fs , rv My I ,JJ A ' Mfg 1 ,Jn 5 ix 'S ',.. 1,-K4 if 1 MVA- X f .1,, A1 , f -,,, -. fre-,-. Q,,:.,.,.S - H -'-+135 -' '+G FEE HIE! E g NEELEEIIUQ p '45 gs X J .Ag-E-V I-Z6 If .,- - -r ,E lu- R .wx ' -4 If Q14 J X1 'J fm , ' '2A. fl!! X Nl VH, , ,.,, . R. ff-Ll. 'AQQ g ,,, Af. Air' FOOTBALL Full credit is due Conch Leeper and his 'IV A staff for a team which played clean hard foot- A . ball all season. The season record showed A four wins and live losses, four of which were , C by but one touchdown. Biggest thrill of the season was the close iiiz .:,.,.,. ,, ii triumph over the Robert li. Lee Generals hy zzz 7-Z. This was perhaps the best played game . A A Q at Phillips Field this year. - Q J qe BOBBY SHERRILL J, PMQL LEIQPER Axifyfalll' cjflllfh Hmm' Coafb 1 O A, N l 1? ? 1 1 f . 1 S C H E D U L E . ' P LANT 47 PALM ETTO - - l 3 fr H IDLANT 20 LANDON QJaxJ - - 7 ,,' . PLANII 0 MIAMI EDISON ' ' 7 ' . PLANT 19 ORLANDO ---- O . , E ..' ii' ,': f . QL If '. ' ,,,,.- -':1 ,:, Q 5555-Q75 2 : ,--:-:'-- , -- , gp 4 PLANT 7 ANDREW JACKSON QJaxJ 14 tif . ,fr .f ,'::- :... M ' fi' fl Q , ::- 4. .. .,..'. : .f ig ' If ,gig W PLANT 13 br. PETERSBURG - - 19 .. PLANT O JEFFERSON ---- 6 -',1- T f ,gr IJLANT 7 ROIBERVIQ B LEE 2 CAPT. Romain' GRUETZMACHIER r Q ace triple threat back, called signals PLAN1 0 I-JZILLSBOROUGH ' ' and led the Panther offense. Fmsr ROW, Left lo right: D. Herndon, B. Roddenberry, O. Stallings, G. Gout, H. Bryon, Capt. R. Gruetzmacher, Alt. Capt. B. Allen, D. Cone, B. Younger, E. D. Warner, E. Bond, B. Kuhn. SECOND ROW: S. Mondello, T. McNab, J. Cloen, A. Castro, A. Gardner, D. Clarke, A. Rase, M. Blount, H. Nosti, S. Carastro, B. Pittman, L. Hatton, E, Flom, Mgr. J. Leer. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Jimmy Gray, H. Levister, B. Armstead, H. Rooney, B. Mathis, H. Fernandez, J. Moye, B. Mitchell, P. Taliafero, T. Whitaker, K. Hanes, D. Williams, J. Scott, H. Jones, Mgr. A. W. Murdock. FOURTH Row: J. Kelton, B. Jones, E. Christy, A. Kaiser, H. Neil, J. Murray, D. Peppard, P. Frankland, C. Gruetzmacher, A Swilley, D. Jenkins, W. Jungmeyer, R. Lee, B. Benson, B. Wisc- man, B. Lowry, H. Jerger. +24 76 . , A 4+ YW Y V Y YYVV Lillnh W ERN DON Qcsm-any Qawcxawe BAUQ , fxlhw rf, 328 x W - ,gk X K 'R MOVE QFULLBACKD Ei 77 ,131- CBPTPQIN BUCKIE ALLEN GRIDDERS ON DEFENSE wk Lenny 5 1 iz.. 'f f gg I A '5 A'xx ' STALLINGS Qauocxwef BAC!-9 C-mL:saca0 BASKETBALL Klan. Klan. Klan. Klan. KlZlI1. Klan. Klan. Klan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Qcapmm- FORWARQ Mar. Fllwl' Row, iff! In right: A. Raw, M. Blount, D. Clarke, li. D. Warner, B. Savage, D. Peppard. S11.c.oNn Row: N. Italiano, R. Price, T. W'l1it:1ker, K. Brvling, Kclton, N. Slaf, VV. Baldwin. 'lil-IIRD Row: ll. Driver, A. Hawkins, T. lfclcerson, lf. Flom, B. Grable, Mgr. l. Leer. SEASON SUMMARY St. Petersburg Klackson - I,ee - - - Landon - - Orlando v l-lillsborouglm Orlando A KlEHCI'SOl1 - Klesuit - - St. Petersburg Lee - - - Kl3CliS0I'l - Landon Klefferson Landon - Jesuit - - Hillsborough XY'inter Haven Klefferson NVIS Tl ll Y - 14 - 24 - 19 - 30 - 18 - 19 - 23 - 24 - 27 - 52 - 24 - 20 - 36 - 30 - 22 - 39 - I9 - 38 - 27 CLARKE .l V V F ' we-HTAKEQ QGUARDJ BLQUNT LESSSQSE, C'f-5997597 auf. can-evmoj il 78l SPRING SPORTS TRACK SQUAD, FIRM' ROW, Lvf! I0 rigbl: Mgr. T. McDonald, M. McKinley, T. Iirvin, R. Wyatt, K. Gould, Mgr. B. Bernstein. SECOND Row: j. Marcos, R. Elliot, E. Christy, B. Mitchell, E. Bond, A. Raise, D. Peppard, O. Stallings, S. Mondello, S. Salario. THIRD ROW: Conch Bobby Sherrill, Jenkins, D. Williams, P. Frankland, D. Cone, C. Knight, D. Holmes, KI. Bishop, B. Arm- stead, M. Blount. FOURTH Row: J. Kelton, B. Cole, M. Brown, AI. Hanes, D. Herndon, Ii. Linn, C. McCarthy, W. White, B. Smith, T. Taylor. . ,fi V ' V A - Xi ww V V K Y , A ,,525p33'.,, .V 5 W. ff I :A 5, - 4:55 A , A W5 M ,Um , ' mi A, , ,, Wigjgf L ,,,,, 1 ,,,, . . ' .' wie W 'r-X., L, .- I R d f S' ig ' . 'ii' ffl ff' 'IH -'11 HSC, CHPF- PCPP21' i ,,.,. . 5 'f Sfalllngsi Mlfchfll- 1 'fjfg,i.':-' I2:,,.,.gQi5..3l:f ,,,gs:agE.g,::-Q..-.1 ' 52 11' ' A , v5':I'Q,:,Q': - -f....v , -.iz--:.z.. ,.,...:--ass. Q. V fs,-,1.-2, '-'-' ' ' -'-.232 ,v f f-' Q x,,.,:5:-'3,,,.,,+ A , 1-'HI if :zzz . - . BASEBALL SQUAD, FIRST Row, Lrfl lo rigbl: K. Mulder, F. Mcndenez, B. Ellis, Co-Captain J. Kclton, Co-Captain B. Mitchell, K. Boling, H. Neil, B. Graybill. SECOND ROW: N. Italiano, W. Baldwin, A. Wiseman, E. Flom, T. Eckerson, Bryant, D. Gon- zalez, L. Gossette, B. Gonzalez. 79 lif- 2' J e!- 1fzeeZE7 M . I . eff'?f4x 5' Q J 1 81 6 c,l4?'W0n? .wwf frffgrsvw W r E L 1 5 2 - 2 . 1 - S 2 2 . S R L E , - Q . fs? ..., - get Q .... ,X - 'E .....,...... X- A 'L -Q I HM ffA'3fg,4!. ff A t 1 if . l,3,,,..., , ...lf .. MVA vigvimg R lx E 2 I ' V E- :'1f21f1't1'l1 +V il? ' - - x + '- kSi32235wH'11f+fA ' fir m ' ,,., ' - ww 76 XJ! i 1 ,X x 4 53 4 came, x, X 5PM Kakfece XX MW 211 , J. Slnoedler, E.Do.uMns, M.Ammons, P.Torner, 5.Peak, N.Hakn, 'A.B-umakkef, M. DLtks,, +R ' Famvlor, B.Flch4:. A A ff 184 ' . , as , , if , , , Al . K, , 'ii ,w Q A ,-,A Q Q M -gg 1 . -Y aggglikgg? , -I V 1 4--.:5,.:: , iff W ,x x - 4, 5 , 4 1 s if 1 I K i A 35 f , fl Q Q v4 ia .A.A ' ' -P M ,.. '-'-' Q-Q :FA?f.5,i7 y X KN gd S Q QA as - , , ,.,. ,muAff,, ,W ,,w. . ,uf T L 1. N.H.S. veterans. 2. Beauties and the Beasts. 3. Whmm won? Well, we didn't! 4. Wuz you ever bit by a dead bee? 5. Name it and I'll tell you what to feed it. 6. Look! No hands, 7. jump in the girator and crank. 8. Man shortage. 9. Pass in review. 10. Watch your teeth, Mac! +1 se ga 1 0 5 E ' 1 3 f :rl ,Af 5: 'Tw PW f I fx 41 x 1 x PANT!-IERILLA COURT L, ,X , -,.. ,WZ First Nlaizl and Comflier ANN MCCAR'1'Y AND H. D. XVARNER UA'ilne55e.I PATTY FOLSOIVI AND JOHN KEI,,'l'iDN 1 1 Y Second Afhzizl and C ourzier GLORIA E1LL1S AND BUCKY ELLIS VI'Vil718.Y5z':'5 NIONTEZ JONES AND GEORGE VVATSON 1 1 1 Thin! Nlaizl and Comffier CHART.O'! 1'E BAR'l'I.lE'l l' AND JACK BISHOP +2I89H+ L1I'i1w.me.v ' SHIRLEY IWCKAY AND AL IQASE Fomfzlz N1 air! and Courlier JOAN LA IQOCK AND .IJENNY HERNDON If'Vime55e.v i COLLEEN CONNER AND OSCAR CARTER 1 1 1 Fifth Nlaizl and Cowzier EDI'1'H FOSTER AND ICDDIIE FLOM VI 'imesyes PATRICIA LOWRY AND BOEEY 15RIVIiR 1 1 1 Sixth Nlzml and Comfzier GRACE HENIIANI AND VVALTER BALDWIN U 'i!ne.v5e.v IJATRICIA BATTS AND TOM IXLLIEN Bw! I,!IUA,i7llZ FRANCIQS NIARSIIA 'TERRY MQTNIXB CUZLLCZ 'Cy Bw! gif! ylrozmzf KA'1'111slz1N12 Comm .IININIY Ciluv Most Popular FERN ROBERTS ROBERT GRUETZMACHER N icest JEAN SHIRLEY JAMES MURRAY Cuffs! MIXRN' N1O'I l' BOBBY IDOLL Biggeyl Flimtv IQATHLICE BUCK YOUNGER N CYGRADY A1051 L1 lhlezic B13'1 1'Y 1 U1,1foRD BUCKIE IXLLEN JUQJZ Intelligent ITIDNA KVA M 13 L 1: BOBBY VVIQIQKS xr' ' , , TTY' ff? 'F 'VS' FYTIFY FFFFFF' F 7, Ufzzzzesl V IRCIINIA VN ILSON BOBBY RODDI NBERRX wma MM ss r Cffz55 Croolzx CATHERINE CzXI'PELLO CHARLES BAUGH MAN ww ,A r- an .Qs-wma if K, W i gm imdb: .xv kg LM pk 2 Q 9 QT 45 Best Looking PA'1 1'Y FOLSOM omsv MI'1'CHELL LU28 Bent All .4 round IJOLLY O,BERRY O'r'ro STALLINGS ,Vast Popular ANN NQCCARTY -IQHN KIQIXVON Cures! ANN CARTER BILLY SAVAGE IfIf 'izfie.fz I 1DI'1'H SKIDNIORE BILLY MCJKDIQIC Aloxl I7Ll6Nfg67lZ IJOROTH Y IDALTON DAVID IVI1'rcH121.I. Iiiggfavf Flirty DEL :VL-XRSIC.-KNO BILLY SHEAILY SMWHIBJI and Nic.e5! BEE BFE NIINARDI NTACK 1V1CI,12,xN 4. Cff1.v,v Cwl'fJgA'5, 1 he y M1 B1c'1 1'Y EAN B,xR'1'1,1-:'1A'1' EDU112 BOND 1 ,J Lf Hfloxl fl lfzf 42121: IVIARY A 1.1012 IDITTS H. D. XVARNER Auf' 1 ' v h 'W' I if 'll I .1 -fc ' ,,,,....w-gwwwv MAWMM ..wf-0 .MWWWW W NWWWMWW ,W-'A A ,Q-+4 W-'ww f- -7 ----- l l l LL CALENDARCDFEVENTS SEPTEMBER 18 School opens. 29 Honor Society officers announced. 30 Plant defeats Palmetto in football opener, 47-13. OCTOBER 4 Jimmie Gray elected Junior Rotarian Cheerleaders elected. Rat assembly. 6 Plant Whips Landon, 20-7. 10 Science Club oflicers chosen. 11 G. O. C. oilicers elected. 13 Nliami Edison edges out Plant, 7-0. 20 Plant crushes Orlando, 19-0. 24 Reverend R. E. Lee speaks in assembly. 25 Pep O' Plant campaign opens. 27 Honor Court announced. Pep O, Plant staff chosen. Jackson tops Plant, 14-7. 31 D. S. M. Club orlicers picked. NOVEMBER 3 St. Pete trips Panthers, 19-13. Pep O' Plant campaign closes. 4 Honor Society carnival, variety show, and dance. 7 Senior class officers elected. 8 Panther staff announced. 10 Jefferson upsets Plant, 6-0. Honor Society takes in 14 new members. 16 R.O.T.C. oflicers and sponsors appointed. 17 Plant takes thriller from Lee, 7-2. 21 Ed Ray speaks to Honor Society. 22 Band clinic at Municipal Auditorium. 26 Key Club taps 21. 30 Plant bows to Hillsborough in Thanksgiving Day game, 21-0. Holidays begin. DECEMBER 4 Back to school. 6 Senior notables elected. 12 New Gold and Black members inducted. 15 Girl Reserves Christmas pageant. Senior play cast appointed. Christmas holidays begin. JANUARY 2 Holidays end. 3 Lettermen elect oflicers. S St. Pete crushes Panthers in opening cage game, 37-14. 10 January senior banquet. 11 Plant Whips Jackson, 24-19. 12 Panthers lose to Lee, 35-19. Gold and Black picks officers. 13 Landon noses out Plant, 31-30. 19 Senior class play, The Fighting Littles.', 20 Hillsborough wins over Plant, 42-19. 23 Kiwanette heads elected. Dalton chosen as Honor Society president. Q21 100124- CALENDAR OF EVENTS V 24 President's Cabinet installed in assembly. t 'ii' f 1: 30 Thespians induct 18 dramatists. A .Q 'X 1 E 31 Kiwanette-Key Club graduation dance. ' -K zzlz 2 , K ,.,- rw-2 f .. ..... ' ' , 9 rs- . , x V FEBRUARY 1 Seventy-five seniors graduate. 2 R.O.T.C. oflicers announced. S Plant edges St. Pete, 32-31. 8 Lee whips Plant, S6-24. 9 -Iackson beats Panthers, 30-20. 10 Plant loses to Landon, 38-36. 1 1 Girl Reserves choose ollicers. 13 G. O. C. elects heads. Jefferson defeats Plant. 15 Plant defeated by Landon in Big Ten Tournament, 41-22. 16 Pep O' Plant staff announced. 18 lnfantile Paralysis drive opens. 19 R.O.T.C. sponsors announced. 20 Anauta speaks in assembly. Stallings elected Junior Rotarian. A Jesuit whips Panthers, 41-39. 45 . W 6 I 23 Hillsborough defeats Panthers, 36-19. X s K Q 28 Honor Society taps. ::-'- S .fntnfra A Wmkkfit' fi 4 .,. - 1 7124 MADXRCH X , .,,,I F155 1-3 Regional Tournament at Plant. K wi 3 1 Plant swamps Winter Haven, 38-16. ,,-':'l2:: t 1 'i , 'E 'X . . . ' X at tarif f 2 Plant bows to Jefferson, S3-27. 5 'p H A A 3 Jesuit takes regional crown with victory over Jefferson, 39-35. , 1 x ' ff Gwynne named Saber Club head. 3 ' ' X i' 6 D. S. M. Club elects oflicers. EPP i if Quill and Scroll elects oflicers. X 4 N - - ,- ' , tzz.. .Qt ALJ 1 7 Public Speaking class play in assembly. 13 Band concert assembly. 14 Gold and Black taps 40. 16 Senior class elects notables. 21 Senior class oflicers elected. 23 Pantherilla. 30 Hillsborough takes quadrangular track meet in St. Petey Plant comes in third. I Dare You Club formed. APRIL 3 Plant bows to Jesuit in baseball opener, S-2. Thespian play in assembly, K'Professor Roarsf' 6 Plant places second in inter-city track meet, Hillsborough first. 10 Wheeler speaks in assembly. 12 Senior banquet. 14 Big Ten track meet in St. Pete. Annual goes to press. 27 Operetta, 'fSonia.,' MAY 1 Kiwanette minstrel. ,IUNE 4-8 Exam week. 8 School closes. H1019- ANNUAL SPONSORS ADAMS-MAGNON JEWELRY CO. A FRIEND ANTONIO CO., THE BARTLETT, DR. C. VV. BECKWITH-RANGE JEWELRY CO. BIDWELL, DR. A. M. BRUCES JUICES BORDEN,S POINSETTIA DAIRY BURGERT BROS. CENTRAL TRUCK LINES CHRISTY, A. R. CLARKE, D. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. COLUMBIA RESTAURANT CRAWFORD, CARL CRENSHAW BROS. PRODUCE CO. CUESTA, KARL CUESTA-REY 81 CO. CULBREATH, HUGH DALTON, JOE DUPREE, VV. DUVAL JEWELRY CO. ELITE RESTAURANT ELI WITT CIGAR CO. FERRELL JEWELRY CO. FREE PRESS PUBLISHING CO. FLORIDA GROWER PRESS FLORIDA SPORTING GOODS GARCIA PERFECTO 81 BROS. GARDEN THEATRE GRAY, VVALLY HALL, GEO. E. HAY'-A-TANI PA CIGAR CO. HILLSBORO HO'I'EL JACKSON GRAIN CO. 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