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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1948 volume:

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B.vy5iANT HIGH SCHOOL ,lf N ve Q '- ' V1 A 1 - TAMPA, FLORIDA -ff! Hk CNf'w M . ' , 9155 X Q 'f f 52 ff 'uf Q N 77 .1 ,I ' ff + xx ' WW GO 'ZEOLTO QC! This year marks the twentieth anniversary of our beloved Alma Mater. If, fellow students, We can adapt ourselves to this ever changing ultra-modern world - keeping nevertheless the heritage of a glorious past, then our years together will have been Well Worth while and this book 'Will be the pic- tured memory of three golden years. if T, my Max! 5, Mb Gxzkwifygiwfyulyjipfy Wir, W N Cyontsnta I. FACULTY II. CLASSES III. ACTIVITIES Iv. SPORTS v. FEATURES -E421-3+ ALMA MATER Sons of Plant and glory, Wfe will pledge our loyalty. Fear no battle gory, Never will we bow to vietor's heel, Nor retreat from enemy. Never will the Panther lowly kneel, To gold and black victorious, Courage never dying, colors proudly flying And our honor glorious, Weyll sweep on to victory. EDICATIO 0. To Jifrs. Sewell because of her kindness and understanding, be- cause of her sympathy and her willingness to see the other fellow,s point of view, because of her ability to teach math to even the slowest of us, because she is a teacher whom we delight to honor, we, the senior class of 1948, lovingly dedicate this 20th edition of our annual, The Tantherf' 5 F IIULTU 1 f W Y fx 1 mv WH -ff E3 3 5 3 4 9,hM G5 ff WD x Hg I A fwx J O l 'wi 0 I ,zwfff r Q4 I E + f be , ' ,f gi l ' U uv J . ' Egzhlllg f f fl AQ.-i O? S? Mlss GLADYS ANTHONY, A.B., M.A. Wesleyan College, Columbia University Assistant Principal if W MTW MR. C. PHIL PETERS, B.s., M.s. North Texas State Teacher College University of Texas Principal 'Hw- X Q I S X x T x +2l7l3+ 1 ' SENIORS ONSORS x . MRS. QPAL DUDNEY Miss RUTH GILLILAND MRS. BERNICE HACKWORTH U All. A.B., BLA. 15.5. Vanderbilt University Southern College, Florida State University Alabama College ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES TYPING MRS. LEONA C. I-IARWOOD B.S., A.B. University of Vermont ENGLISH MRS. MARGARET HAYNES MRS. HELEN LASTRA JIMENEZ MRS. LORRAINE B. SEWELL B.S. A.B., M.A. A.B. Cenrral Missouri State College Florida State University, Columbia University Southern College ENGLISH, PUBLIC SPEAKING SPANISH MATHEMATICS, PSYCHOLOGY MRS. BEATRICE ALLGooD, B.s., M.A. Massachusetts State College, Columbia University English MRs. Lois W. BOLAND, B.s. j. B. Stetson University Graduate School of University of Alabama Mathematics Miss TERRY GIL, B.s. Florida State College Journalism Miss MYRTLE GILLILAND, B.s., M.A. Southern College, Florida State University History MRs. CARMEN BARTLETT GUDATH, A.B. Florida State University Spanish MRs. ELEANOR HAYT, B.PH., A.B. Emory University Librarian MRs. PEGGY HORNE Lagrange College, Emory University Book Store Manager MR. WILBURN L. HUBBARD, A.B. Presbyterian College of South Carolina Science MR. JAMES E. HUGHES, A.B. University of Florida Athletic Department MRs. LELA JORDAN, A.B. Wesleyan College Latin -ii 812+ MRS. JULIE LANE Florida Southern Physical Education . MR. WILLIAM LUCKA, B.M.E. Millikin University Music Florida State University MISS ELLA LEE MANNING, A.B. J English MRS. FRANCES LOTHRIDGE MARTIN, B.S. Florida State University English MISS CHRISTINE MAYNARD, B.S. Maryland Institute School of Fine Arts Bt Designs University of Maryland Art MRS. ELVA MCWILLIAMS, A.B. Wesleyaii College Mathematics MRS. RUTH POWELL O,NEILL, A.B. Rogersville Synodical College English MRS. LYDIA BERG OSSORIO, A.B. University of Florida Commercial MRS. RITA H. OWENS, 13.5. University of Southern California Physical Education MRS. ELSIE W. POTTS, A.B. Florida State University History fl 9 19' Nc! MRS. EMILY RABEY, A.B. Florida State University History Mlss DARIAN ROBERTSON University of South Carolina ' Assistant Secretary MRs. MAR JORIE ROBERTSON Secretary and Registrar MR. MIKE RUGGLES, A.B. University of Miami History MR ORRION M. SCHLICHTER, B.s., M.A University of Tampa, George Peabody College Science and Athletics MISS LUCILE SHEI-IAN, A.B., M.A. Asbury College, George Peabody College Mathematics MRS MARGUERITE HOLDER SMITH, A.B Florida State University Science MRS. MARY SNEAD, B.s. Winthrop College Home Economics CAPT. HOWARD A. STEPHENS U. S. Army R.O.T.C. MRS. JEAN VEAL Lunch Room Manager QHIOFR A WJ HISTORY OF THE JANUARY SENIOR CLASS The time has come to bid our school a fond farewell. As we members of the graduating class of 1948 stand at the parting of our ways, we stop to take one last look at the path we have so proudly trod together. In the dim distance we see ourselves as we walked for the first time through the halls of Plant as midgets in a world of intellectual giants. We see ourselves as hideous little girls--with stringy hair, pale cheeks, and colorless lips, followed by bashful boys with flying shirts and close cropped hair! We were truly at the mercy of the sophisticated upper class- men, who required that we learn the rules and regula- tions, which Plant students hold so dear. We watch ourselves as gradually recov- ering from our total be- wilderment, we take our places in the academic, ath- letic, and social activities of our school. Some of our suc- cess seems to have resulted from our choice of officers, for in Home Room 107, Doyle Waldrop was chosen as President, Catherine O'Terra, Vice-President, and Betty Phillips as Treasurer, while in Room 105, Grace Benham, Tom Allen and Marjorie Bourne filled these ofhces. And now we catch a nearer view of ourselves as we seem to be sitting on top of the world, no longer little Sophomores, but strutting Juniors, masters of such things as home work, exams and admit slips, taking active part in Assembly pro- grams as well as lunch room capers. The thrills of our first season of football are well worth the ruined throats, which are beginning to recover when again we lose our voices at the basketball games. However, this does not prevent us from passing our final exams and we gladly leave our Junior year. Is it possible that we have become dignified WALTER BALDWIN ----- President TRULA STEVENS ---- Virf'-President MARJORIE BOURNE ----- Set'l't'tdry Seniors? Here we are and justly proud of our at- tainments. Since home rooms 107 and 105 have joined together as one large graduating class in room 102, we have loads of fun with Walter Baldwin as President, Trula Stevens, Vice-President and Marjorie Bourne, Secretary. From our numbers have been chosen worthy members of the many extra curricular activities to be found on the campus. We are ably represented in the Student's Council, President's Cabinet, National Honor Society, The Order of the Gold and Black, I Dare You, Thespians, Key Club, Letterman's Club, G.O.C., Kiwanettes, Youth for Christ, the Camera' and the Science Clubs. We have important positions on the staffs of the Pep O' Plant, our school paper, and the Panther, our annual. Each year our class has chosen maids, courtiers and court witnesses, and this year Grace Benham, Walter Baldwin, Marjorie Bourne and Tom Allen graced the Royal Court of Pantherilla. Walter Whitehead and Wal- ter Baldwin were our ath- letic stars and led us to many victories. Tom Allen was elected to represent the school as Junior Ro- tarian, Earl Smith was chosen Junior Lion, while George Menendez and Marjorie Bourne have served well as Cheerleaders. Our R.O.T.C. officers were Tom Allen, Howard Levester, George Galvin, Bobby Carastro and George Menendez. Marjo-rie Bourne and Grace Benham were chosen as their sponsors. Bobby Gonzalez and Florine Fleishman represented us in the Band. And now our final backward look has been taken, and with hearts filled with affection for our faculty and for our other friends-whom we leave behind, we say Farewell, and proudly take our places among the Alumni of Plant High School. 4Efl2,5 ACHESON, VIRGINIA ANN Gin nh , .tfiv .to qiiief limi ifemiirr? Muyyffe, 1211! ifoii'l be foo sure. llonor Society '47, I Dare You '47, Pep O' Plant Staff '47, hlan. I-iditor of Panther '47, Drill Squad '46, Y-Teens '46, '47, D.S.M. '45, '46, Debate Club '46, '47, Office Assistant '47, Monitor '47, ll.R. Drive Clam. '45, '46, P.Ii. Cpl. '46, Senior Stage Dec. Com. '47, Quill K Scroll '47, ,l.A.C. '46, '47. AI-FONSO, ALICE Ali 'I'fn' fnal of .sjmrfx in i'I'i'ry Ki1'l!lt', in olfwi' ffringa xfn' it ffvi' xauiv. ' G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Honor Club '47, Y-Teens '45, '46, Pep Squad '46, '47, P.F. Lt. '47, outstanding I.t. of year '46, Volleyball, Pmasketball, Cltampionslaip Baseball Teams '46, H.R. Program Cliairman '46, ALLEN, THOMAS LE ROY Tomi Anil ll fm! fu' Ilariw lo iliviiiri, fu' ililrixv fo Jo. H.R. V-Pres. '45, '46, Drive ClIn1. '46, -lr. Rotarian '47, R.O.T.C. Staff Sgt. '45, Master Sgt. '46, Captain, '47, Pantherilla '4 5, '47, Honor Club '47, Class Notable '47, Saber Club, Sec. '47, Senior Pianquet Committee '47. BAKER, ELIZABETH J. Io l'ii ffn' .tnizgx you .ting irrnf ffm' .tmifitv you u'1'ilr 'lifmf iiluki' you ll't1llfl'll l'l'l'l'-j'll'lN'7'l'. Glee Club Treas. '45, '47, State Music Festival '45 '47, XVinning Baseball and liasltetball Teams '45, 'I'-Teens '45, 46, Debate Club '45, Uperetta Sonia '45, Prog. Clam, H.R. '45, '46, Cltaplain '45, '46, '47, Minstrel Show '47, Oliace Assistant '45, '47, Ilal- loween Carnival '45, Sr. banquet Com. '47, P.T.A. Glee Club '46, Cl.Iss Notable '47. BALDXVIN, WALTER ANDERSON, JR. Wulf Gite fwim I1 lvigtkin will fu ,i off fo glory. Key Club Pres. '47, l.etterman's Club Sec. '46, Treas. '47, Prasltet- ball A Squad '45, '46, '47, Baseball A Squad '45, Pantlterilla '45, '46, '47, H.R. Pres. '45, '46, '47, Senior Class Pres. '47, R.O.'li.C. I.t. '46, Saber Club '46, Honor Court '46, Good W'ill Com. '47, Pres. Cabinet '47, Pep O' Plant Staff '47, Class Notable '47. BENIIAM, GRACE MARY Lon lir1iili'ffr, fivlilr, jnilfx' and iiwrf, xfn' i.ir1'f Iiki-ly lo fu' f1i'iif. Pantlterilla Maid '45, '47, XVitness '46, G.O.C. '46, '47, P.Ii. lt. '46, '47, Debate Club '46, '47, VAPres. '46, See. '47, Y-Teens '45, '46, Honor Society '46, '47, Program Clam. '46, V-Pres. '47, l Dare You '45, '46, '47, Sec. '46, Kiwanettes '46, '47, Treas. '47, V-Pres. Student Body '47, Carnival '45, Clteerleader Manager '47, Quill K Scroll '47, Monitor '47, Luneliroom worlter '47, Poppy Seller '46, Sr. Banquet lfntertainer '47, Graduation Speaker '47, Class Notable '47. BISCHIZI-, ROINA BENITA Round ll fI.y gi'1lffi'rl1i'i1 fVI'i'ft'l' f1loIlIfi't. ll.R. Pxogram Clam. '45, '46, Y-Teens '45, '46, Debate Club '45, '46, Baseball Cliamps '45, Drill Squad '46, P.T.A. Program '46, G.O.C. '47, P.lf. l.t. '47, Class Notable '47, Graduation Program Com. '47, Program Seller '47, Honor Roll '45, '46, '47. BOURNIZ, MAR,IORlE ANN 'rMdV,QIl',' Sf1I' reivziiiilx IH of tflillflIYil,QlIt'1zIfll'tlj'X fuilffrfiiig o1'i'r. H.R. Sec. '45, '46: llalloween Carnival '45, Cliristmas Pageant '45, Pantlterilla Maid '46, XVitness '47, Cheerleader '46, '47, P.F, l,t, '46, Debate Club '46, '47, Y-Teens '46, Kiwanettes '46. Pres. '47, G.O.C. '46, '47, Gold BC Black '47, Student Council See. '47, Saberettes '47, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '46, '47, Champion Softball and Volleyball Teams '47, Pep O' Plant '47, New Year's Day Game '46, Student Council Carnival '45, Class Notable '47, lianquet Com. '47, Sec.-Treas. Saberettes '47. BURNETT, BETTY LUCILLE Bef Men may i'omi milf men uma' go, fuif rmf if I F1111 fwfjv if. G.O.C. '46, '47, Pep O' Plant Stag '47, Debate Club '46, P.T.A. Program '46, Drill Squad '46, New Year's Day Program '47, Champion Baseball Team '45, Y-Teens '46, Honor Club '47, Ofliee Asst. '47, '48, P.Ii. I.t. '46, '47, Graduation Dance Com. CARASTRO, ROBERT LAWRENCE Bobby W'fry lake lift' srriozixfi'-ilu m-wr get onf of il iilizr, ariyzr.iy, Football Pi Squad '45, A Squad '46, Track '46, Basketball li '46, Pep O' Plant Staff '47, R.O.T.C. '45, '46, '47, Sfsgt. '46, lst Sgt. '47, lst Lt. '47, Rifle Team '47, Saber Club '47, Banquet Committee '47. -:El I 3 li? CLOMAN, KARNA ELIZABETH Libby A marking rye, 11 pair of lips, ilmfs oflm ufby u feIIOw hills. Transfer Stuclcnt, Glee Club '45, State Music Festival '45, P.T.A G.O.C. '47, Volley Champ. '47, Panther Staff '47. CRABTREE, RICHARD LEE Don Illdlf was fl pikrr rnn1pun'I1' I0 mr. Baseball Man. '45, Basketball Man. '45, '46, Football Man. '45, '46, '47, Student Council Rep. '45, H.R. Pep O' Plant Reporter, R.O.T.C. '45, '46, Staff '46. DENISON, DONA MAE R0cIeeis TIM I0llgl'Y' you kfllllt' bm' flu' beflrr you Iikr' fwfr. G.O.C. '45, '46, '47, P.IZ. Sgr. '45, Li. '45, '46, Capt. '47, Base- ball Champs '46, Y-Teens '46, Class Notable. FERNANDEZ, SHEILA ADELAIDE Muin'ef1 zuiflz mf! dark ryrx, like flu' JIIXI of eiellillg Khin. Y-Teens '45, '46, Literary Club '47, Drill Squad '46, Camera Club '47. FISHER, BETTY JEAN Life ix In rlmrf amI surrf, bn! so am I. Transfer Student, Glee Club '45, Music Festival '45, P.T.A. Pro- gram '45, Y-Teens '45-'47, Student Council Rep. '45, Literary Club '47, Youth for Christ '47, P.E. Corporal, Champion Basket- ball Team '45, Sr. Baccalaureate Com. '47, March of Dimes Chm. '45, Honor Club '47. FLEISCHMAN, FLORINE LENORE Flo TuIk .flw ran and MII: sbt' 1viII. Band '45, '46, '47, Music Festival '45, '46, Music Clinic '45, Operetta '45, Pep O' Plant Staff '47, Honor Club '47, Minstrel Show '46, Band Follies '46, Class Notable '47, Dance Com. '47. GALVIN, GEORGE CUMBEE Claim Men Iilzi' b11II4'l.t, go furlIn'r'vxf zvbrzz xm0olln'xf. R.O.T.C. Platoon Sgt. '46, Master Sgt. '47, Capt. Adjutant '47, l'l.R. Chaplain '46, Treas. '47, Othee Asst. '47, Pep O' Plant Staff '47, Saber Club '47, Class Notable '47. GONZALEZ, ROBERT MORRIS Bobby To worlz or :mf fo u'0rIz, Ibn! is flu' qur'xfiou? Football A Squad '45, Baseball '45, H.R. Oificer '46, Variety Show '45, Band '45, '46, '47, Monitor '47, Class Notable '47. GRANT, GEORGE HENRY I mmf, I worked, I rorzqllrrril, uml I rmzdr il! Baseball Team '44, Band '44, '45, '46, '47, H.R. Chaplain '44, V-Pres. '45, Orchestra '45, '46, '47, P.E. Football Capt. '47, Bas- ketball '45, '46, Monitor '46, '47, Class Notable '47. I-IEIsE, ROBERT CARL Squirrel lV0rryir1g nr'i'f'r made I1 rmw great-xo wlzy u'orry? Chaplain '45, R.O.T.C. Staff Sgt., Major '47, Graduation Pro- gram Com. '47. -13 14 E24- Program Chm. '45, Band '46, Debate Club '46, Y-Teens '46, Tumbling Act '46, Honor Roll '46, '47, PF. Lt. '47, Capt. '47, .1-s V1 . kffoq,-'57 an a.I'r'll4 , . A f 4 JECUSCO THOMAS STEPHEN Chuck , A ,gif -It I f ' 1 A grrat :ical more lo 'him than you tee. ibvff Historian of Debate Club '45, Chess Club '46, Graduation Cbnfitkgff mittee '47. JONES, JEAN ANNE They ara rirh who haw Hur friends. Pep Squad '46, '47, Band '45, Volleyball, Basketball and Baseball Champs '46, Y-Teens '47, Honor Club '47, H.R. Chm. '45, P.Ii. Sgr. ws. 'Q KOHN, ELIZABETH LOUISE Betty May shi' always xfay Ihr tame, changing nothing bu! hrr mmf. Y-Teens '45, '46, Winning Baseball Te-am '45, H.R. Chaplain '45, Sec. '46, Honor Roll '45, '46, '47, Debate Club '46, P.T.A. Pro- gram '46, P,E. Lt. '46, Capt. '47, G.O.C. '46, '47, Drill Squad '46, New Year's Day '46, Sr. Dance Com. '47, Graduation Music Com. '47, Class Notable '47. LA PORTA, SAM MERWIN Thou has! no sorrow in your song, no- winlrr in your yraI'. Football B Squad '45, '46, A Squad '47, H.R. Chaplain '45, '47, Pcp O' Plant Staff '47, R.O.T.C. Staff, Tech. Sgt. '47, Class Notable '47. LEVISTER, CECIL HOWARD Porky Hr burns the midnight oil, hui noi always for sluIly. Varsity Football '45, '46, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '45, '46, Lt. '47, H.R. V-Pres. '46. LEWIS, JEAN ADELE Hari sighrd fo many Ihough shi' loved hu! our. Music Festival and Glee Club '45, Band '46, Y-Teens '45, '46, J.A.C. '47, H.R, Prog. Chm. '45, Ofrice Asst. '45, Teacher's Asst. '45, Honor Club '47, Winning Baseball, Basketball and Volleyball Teams '45, P.E. Lt. '47, Cv.O.C. '47, Annual Staff '47, Monitor '47, Art Club '47, Peg O' My Heart Program '45, Sr. Dance Com. '47, Art Stan '47, Class Notable '47. MARCOS, JOSE RAYMOND Hix fricmls, lhry ara many, his z'ur'mir'x, has hr' any? Hall Monitor '47, Track Tcam '45, '46, '47, Lunchroom Monitor '47, Youth for Christ '47, P.E. Football Capt. '47. MCRAE, JEAN ELIZABETH A girl of tural and Iikrabir trails of r'haracIcr. Y-Teens '45, '47, Glee Club '47, Pep Squad '46, New Year's Day Squad '47. MEDLOCK, FRANCES MARIAN Pr1'Hy, rharming, and awfully nice, Thr kind of a girl you look at twice. H.R. V-Pres. '45, Sec. '46, Youth for Christ '46, P.E. Cpl. '46, MENENDEZ, GEORGE ANTHONY Alu'ayI laughing, never sad, sometimes naughly, nerrr bad. Football '45, '46, Basketball '45, '46, Track '45, '46, H.R. V-Pres. '45, R.O.T.C. '45, '46, '47, Staff '46, lst Lt. '47, H.R. Chaplain '45, Cheerleader '47, Class Notable '47. 461519 PIREZ, MANUEL Always jolly anil quilt' carefree, life may bc dull, bu! mwar is hc. Staff Sgt. R.O.T.C. '44, '45, Capt. P.E. Football Team '47. RADIN, ARTHUR EUGENE Of his surfrss I have no Ilfillllf Bu! the girls -will gr! him if he Jorslfl watch md. Peg O' My Heart Play '45, Band '46, '47, Glee Club '46, '47, Class Notable '47. SALARIO, SAMUEL JOSEPH Sam Tall, haua'somz', ana' full of fun. Football A Squad '46, '47, B Squad '45, Basketball A Squad '46, '47, B Squad '45, Track Squad '45, '46, H.R. Pres. '46, V-Pres. '45, '47, Letterman's Club, Sec. '47, R.O.T.C. '45, '46, Puppet Director '47, Lunchroom Monitor. SAWYER, JEAN D'3DERIDGE They say ilu- hast things coma in small pafkagrsf' Transfer Student. SHIRLEY, WILLIAM B. Bill What shall I do io ba forawr known, To make Ihis llay and age my mul. H.R. Pres. '46, '47, Honor Club '47, Physics Lab. Asst. '46, Chemistry Lab. Asst. '47, Chm. Audio Visual Aid '47, R.O.T.C. Master Sgt. '47, Class Notable '47, Graduation Speaker '47. SMITH, WILLIAM EARL For a bashful boy hr gals into a lol of misrhivff' Junior Lionsman '47, Band '44, '45, H.R. Officer '45, Gradua- tion Speaker '47. SPRINGFIELD, BERTHA BETTY Batty has an admirable prrsorialily aim' lols of frirmls. H.R. Sec. '46, Graduation Stage Com. '47, Assembly Program '47. STEVENS, TRULA ANN Truly All that in a woman is azlornl, in fhysrlf uv' jimi. Transfer Student, I Dare You '45, '46, '47, H.R. Prog. Chm. '46, V-Pres. '47, Drill Squad '46, P.T.A. Program '46, P.E. Lt. '46, '47, G.O.C. '46, '47, Baseball Champs '45, '46, Volleyball and Basketball Champs '46, Honor Society '46, '47, Panther Staff '47, Quill 81 Scroll '47, V-Pres. Sr. Class '47, Graduation Speaker '47 TAYLOR, WILLIAM BYRON, JR. BiIl', Man of fvw words arc fha basl. Camera Club '47, Chess Club '45, Football '45, R.O.T.C. '45, Banquet Committee '47, THORNE, MARILYN ALICE Lyn It's nice fo be izalural-u'hvu yo11'rr rialurally nina Y-Teens '45, '46, Debate Club '45, '46, Monitor '47, H.R. Prog. Chm., Pep O' Plant Staff '47, J.A.C. '46, '47, Victory Farmer- ettes '46, Quill 81 Scroll '47. -,sf 16 fir . ,,,-Kgs -- WHITEHEAD, WALTER MARION Wbeateakes The idol of the ladies and the enemy of the men. Letterman's Club, Pres. '47g Key Clubs Basketball, Football '46, '47, Track '45, '465 Student Council Representative, Class Notable '47. XIQUES, THELMA MAE ' A shining star hiding her light under a cloak of modesty. Pres. H.R. '45, P.E. Sgt. '45, '47g Drill Squad '46g Y-Teens '46g Honor Society '47, I Dare You '47, Pep O' Plant Staff '47, Class Notable '47, jr. Ad Clubber '47g Program Seller, '47, Banquet Committee '47g Ofiice Asst. '46. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM BRUCE Bill A good student, a good sport, and a good friend. In service. YOUNG, jo ANNE Link One of the sweetest good sports in the world. G.O.C. '45, '46, '47g Honor Roll '45, '46, '47g Program Seller '46s Red Cross Chm. '46g March of Dimes Chm. '46g Winning Soft- ball and Volleyball Team '47g P.T.A. Tumbling Act '47, Kiwan- ettes '47s Student Council Representative '47g Class Notable '47. I n Service BOWDEN, J. B. Such a friendly personality always wins many things 1 MCIVER, ARTHUR As many good points as a pack of pins. 'll 17 ll HISTORY OF THE JUNE SENIOR CLASS The month of June, 1948, sees another class ending its high school days. Plant has given us many wonderful memories to carry with us through life and we sincerely hope that we have served her well. The National Honor Society, the members of which are chosen for scholarship, leadership, character, and service claimed Anne Ansley, Ann Bryan, Andy Duncan, Martha Metz- ger, Laura Mickler, Virginia Milian, Mary Jane Murray, Jeanne Moreau, Regina Waterman, Hilda Parado, Richard Flood, Dominic Roccaforte, Vernon Ellis, Bill Abbott, Caryl Grant, Sylvia Erick- son, Barbara Cross, Janet Kriekbaum, Betty Gregory, Betty Middleton, Jane Freel, Dorothy Bevis, Laeta Went- worth, Susan Pinksto-n, Elmira Vogtman, Marian Connelly, Audrey Doll, Mary Eleanor Tidwell, and Vir- ginia Hawes. During our Senior B term, Bill Abbott and Phil Perkins served as President and Vice- President, respectively, of the student body. Phil pre- sided as president of the Southern Association of Student Governments Convention in Cosrpus Christi, Texas this year. We feel that student government is a very important phase of our education. Those who made all A's and thus became members of the I Dare You Club are: Ann Bryan, Martha Metzger, Jeanne Moreau, Mary Jane Mur- ray, Ann McCranie, Nancy Wilkes, Betty Gregory, Anne Ansley, Susan Pinkston, Laura Mickler, Andy Duncan, Helen Maddox, Laeta Wentworth, and Jane Freel. In the fallof '47, Mary Jane Murray was chosen to edit the Pep O, Plant. Other members of the staff were Jeanne Flynn, Jan Stayer, Mary Jim Pickard, Betty Middleton, Joy Marley, Isabel Lord, and Betty Cobb. Not only did we develop character, but we also leaned toward physical fitness with Walter Con- rad, Bill Abbott, Bob Richardson, Harry Herring- ton, Russell Hartley, John Lynn, Genaro Huerta, Frank Hunt, Bob Hewlett, and Bryce Terrell lead- ing the gridiron list. The following students showed their leadership as they became presidents of various organizations: TOMMY KOULOURIS ----- President VERNON ELLIS ----- Vice-President ANN BRYAN - - - - - - Srfrefury Martha Metzger, president of Thespians and I Dare You, Mary Jane Murray, president of Y-Teens, Phil Perkins and Vernon Ellis, presidents of the Honor Society, Laura Mickler, president of the J.A.C.g Betty Middleton, president of the Literary Club, and David McLean, president of the Camera Club and also president of the Junior Academy of Science, for the State of Florida. One of the outstanding honors a school can bestow upon a student was received by Russell Hartley, when he was appointed Cadbt Lt. Colonel of the R.O.T.C. Entrance in the Gold and Black is made possible by collecting over 400 points gathered through various activities, Andy Duncan, David McLean, Ann Bryan, Phil Perkins, Mary Jane Murray, Paul Game, Nancy Wilkes, Barbara Cross, Laeta Wentworth, Laura Mickler, Audrey Doll, Frances Bixler, Jeanne Moreau, Betty Mid- dleton, ,Martha Metzger, Jim Kennedy, and Helen Holmes are those who earned points for membership. Joan Merrin was appoint- ed director of the new art staff and Virginia Hawes represented the art department on the President's Cabinet. Senior members of the staff are: Rosanne Loy, Pete Roddenberry, Ray Royster, Mary Eleanor Tidwell, Deana Casey, Ora Kate Cannon, Lester Coons, Edith Davis, Betty Jo Batton, Bill Peters, Luke Turbeville, Carol Farie, Mary Jim Pickard, Jean Almond, and June Tisoin. Ann Bryan was chosen to edit our 1948 Panther with the following staff to assist her: Andy Dun- can, Ann Hawkins, Virginia Acheson, Helen Holmes, Bobby Singleton, Regina Waterman, Elmira Vogtmann, Laura Mickler, Marjorie Moritz, Dorothy Bevis, Trula Stevens, Walter Whitehead, Bob Hewlett, Libby Cloeman, Suzanne Lowry, Paul Game, Jean Lewis, Laeta Wentworth, Russell Hartley, Audrey Anderson, Barbara Cross, Ann Hunnicut, and Helen Maddox. Our high school days at Plant are now con- cluded and we realize that our affection for her will always be great. We look into the future, feeling better equipped to meet it because we have been students here. We will always carry a part of her in our hearts, earnestly hoping that she will carry our memory in hers. -'SIISIYF ABBOTT, WILLIAM BENJAMIN Bill Bruiu,r, lmruw izml lirrsoriiilify not nluuiys are fombinml, So .III flu' more if lilvaxvs ll'bl'VI all in' om' we flllflf' ALLISON, REID ADOLPHS I u'01ililr1'f run awmml lln' l'0Vll!'l' I0 sei' ilu' zvorlil blow Mfr. ALMAND, MARTHA JEAN Tln'rI .I iIlu'ay.I .YUIlIt'fl1iN,Q xuwl, aml r'ffr0IlIing in ber fare. AN Has riglii-il lo miiuvy, llro' sbt' luiiwl but one. AN Her frirmli flu'-y im' lmmvy, lim' l'IIl'IIlil'S, luis xln' any? BATTON, BETTY jo BAXTER, JAMES BRUCE jack ff l1i il xluji Sl. Pi'lI'r 111 flu' gills' 10 nik tl t1m'xlirm. BECKER, ,IEANNE Sim'I'ri', friI'i1ill-y, 41lIl'il'1'.Y briglif, lilwrrlzli' gi'r1I'i'ully ai' firxf xiglrlf' BELLIS, WILLIAM HARRY Billy l,ifi' ilm'.Il1'f semi: In lmlllri' him. BENNETT, ARTHUR +24 19 Filiy going, nrzrr' luzrrwyiug, lm! lmril lo xI01I. Varsity Football '46, '47, H.R.S.C. Rep. '45, Pres. '46, Honor Society '47, '48, I Dare You '45, '46, '47, '48, Pres. Student Body '48, Monitor '46, '47, '48, R.O.T.C. '45, '46, Sgt. '47, Let' ternI:In's Club '47, '48, High School Register '48. Youth for Christ '46, R.O,T.C. '45, '46, Track Team '47, Camera Club, '46, B Squad Football '45, '46, B Squad Basketball '45, '46, Bonfire Com. '46, '47. Art Staff' '47, '48, ,l.A.C. '46, Fair Exhibit '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. IJERSON, AUDREY ALICE Office Asst. '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, '48, Camera Club '47, '48, literary Club '46, '47, '48, P Club '47, '48, P. li. Cpl. '45, H.R. Drive Chin. '46, Program Chm. '47, Annual ,W Staff '48, Monitor '47. ' SLEY, AN NE MARIE I Dare You '46, '47, '48, Spiritual Chm. '47, Honor Society '46, '47, '48, Chaplain '47, G.O.C. '47, '48, Cpl. '46, Sgt. '47, Lt. '47, lJl'1lIl1LlllC Club '47, '48, Youth for Christ '47, '48, Literary Club '46, '47, ,I.A.C. '47, Allied Youth '47, '48, Y-Teens '47, '48, Xmas Pageqint '47, High School Register '48. Dark l7t'illIfAj' is flu' l'if'!7l'l' I-y1Ir. P.l-f. Cpl. '45, Basketball Chainp. '47, H.R. V-Pres. '46, Pres. '47, '48, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, j.A.C. '46, '47, Art Staff '47, I A '48, Monitor '46, Bonfire Com. '46, Decoration Com. '47, Glce - Club '48, Office Asst. '48. S Golf il'CLll1l '46, '47, '48, R.O.T.C, '45, Sgt. '46, '47, H.R. V-Pres. '41-, Ftbilllllll B Squad '46, '47, Bonfire Com, '46, '47. Y-Teens '46, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, Drill Squad '46, Sem- ester Honor Roll '47, Maiorettc '47, '48, Cigar Bowl '47. l,unchroom Monitor '45, '46, H.R. Pep O' Plant Reporter '46, Play Com. '47, R.O.T.C. '46, '47, '48, N.C.O, Club '47, '48, Fair Iixhibit '48. Transfer Student, B Squad Football '46, j.A.C. '46. M! BEVILL, BETTE ROSE r'MC'lI may FUHII' IIIII1 men muy go, bu! 7101 if I nm lwlfl if. Pantherilla Program '45, Victory Follies '45, H.R. Chaplain '45, Y-Teens '45, '47, '48, Monitor '45, '46, '47, '48, Library Asst. '46, Glee Club '45, '46, Music Festival '45, Youth for Christ '46, '47, '48, Dramatic Club '48, Allied Youth '48. BEVIS, DOROTHY ANN SIM shall xfaou' Irs lrou' tlilfllt' a thing II ILTIIIILIII HHIVJ' In' maIlI'. Transfer Student, Honor Society '47, '48, P Club '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '47, Monitor '47, '48, Basketball Champ. '46, Drill Squad Champ. '47, Patriotic Assembly '47, Semester Honor Roll '46, '47, Annual Staff '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. BIGHAM, BONNIE JEAN If you II'f'rI'II'f surf: Ll dvril Bonnie, yo1I'I1 ln' ll 1ll'l'f't'l'f angel. H.R. Sec. '45, Drive Chm. '47, Y-Teens '47, '48, J.A.C. '47, '48, Literary Club '47, '48, Drill Squad '46, Bonfire Com. '47, Monitor '47, '48, T.B. Drive '46, Program Seller '47, Basketball Champ. '47, Drill Squad Champ. '46. BIXLER, FRANCES ELIZABETH 1lflIIiK1t'7I Irifff ruff Jark v-yur, Iikf ffm Jim' of f'I'I'rIiIIg .Ykil'X. H.R. Sec. '46, '47, V-Pres. '46, Kiwanettes '47, '48, President's Cabinet '47, '48, Gold and Black '47, '48, Honor Court '47, '48, Drill Squad '46, Monitor '47, '48, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, V-Pres. '47, J.A.C. '47, Y-Teens '45, '46, Decoration Com. '45, Cigar Bowl '47, Plant's Sponsor for Cigar Bowl '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. BLACK, JOHN ACOSTA I Knife Iirmf umf loI'c'd. BLANTON, PHILIP TAYLOR Laugh :mil lu' I1II'rry. Transfer Student. BOWEN, MARTHA LOU Sl1I .s c'ln'I'I'f11l, 1'ilLH'f0HX ami guy, xl1: x eIn'm'.rl Ill work :mil af Inlay. Cheerleader '45, '46, Head '47, '48, H.R. V-Pres. '45, Chaplain '45, Y-Teens '45, '46, P.lf. Sgt. '45, Lt. '46, Capt. '47, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Sgt.-at-Arms '45, Pres. '47, '48, Lunchroom Cashier '46, '47, '48, Drill Squad Champ. '46, Basketball Champ. '46, '47, Panthcrilla Court '47, Kiwanettcs '47, '48, Cigar Bowl, '47, Class Notable '48, Gold SL Black '48. BOYD, DAVID NELSON Hr'll 111111 our on top. Band '45, '46, '47, '43, Clee Club '46, BOYLE, MARY JOSEPHINE A quid rn!-up! Library Asst. '45, '46, '47, '48, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '47, '48, Youth for Christ '47, '48, J.A.C, '46, '47. BOZEMAN, BILLY JAY It's nice I0 br rmlurrzf when ymfrc' mzizmzlly lIil'l'. Transfer Student. nil 20 13+ BRADFORD, MARY DIANE Full of Iikmlfli- ximplirily fmII quii'fm'.Ix. YfTeens '45, '46, Debate Club '46, Xmas Pageant '46, Library Assistant '46. BRADLEY, BEVERLY MUNRO A good Iliipoiilioll aml jilnlxiug 1u'rxo11aIi1,v. Art Staff '47, '48, Art Club '47, '48, Drill Squad '47, P Club '47, P.F. Sgt. '46, BRITTON, WILLIAM SUMNER Bill If u'vr'ry uwri' lfu' only mum' of Ifwlfli, I u'onIII III'l' for'vz'z'r. R.0.'l'.C. '45, '46, '47. BROWN, JOANNE ESTELLE Our .xo Ir11m1l1Ir' ix Imlzml Io III' IoI'I':I. lI.R. Rep. '45, Chaplain '46, '47, '48, Pep O' Plant Reporter '46, Staff '48, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, '48, Camera Club '47, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, PL. Sgt, '46, '47, Drill Squad '46, '47, '48, .l.A.C. '47, '48, Monitor '45, '46, '47, Youth for Christ '46, '47. '48, Cigar Bowl '47, Gold 86 Black '48, Grad. Dec. Com. '48, Semester Honor Roll '47, '48, BROWN, LEE ANDREWS L.A. fIIIY'.H'll ii 104' Nlllll ufva il1I'4'llfI'II books. liantl '45, '46, '47, '48, Quartermaster Oflieer '46, Variety Show '45, Fair lfxhibit '47, District Band Contest '47, Band Clinic '45, Clee Club '46, State Glee Club Contest '46, Youth Forum 46, Luncliroom Monitor '46, '47, H.R. V-Pies. '46, Drive Chin. 46, C.tmer.1 Club '47, '48. BRYAN, ANN DOLBEY MixrI1iI'1'ony-offer:, Jiguifiml-sonzrlinrrx, 11011rfIu1'-uluuyx. I Dare You '46, '47, '48, Cor. See. '46, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, Out- standing -Ir. Lt. '46, PL. Capt. '47, '48, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, ,l.A.C. '46, '47, '48, V-Pres. '47, Treas. H.R, V-Pres. '46, Rep. '46, '47, '48, Honor Society '47, '48, Historian '47, Camera Club '46, Gold Sc Black '46, '47, '48, Sec. '47, V-Pres. '48, Kiwanettcs '47, '48, See. '48, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '47, Drill Squad '46, '47, Cigar Bowl '46, '47, High School Register, '48, Library Asst. '46, Annual Staff '48, Class Notable '48, Sec. of Sr. Class. BRYAN, PATRICIA BOX Pa1'sy GIr'n1ni11,tg fmir of goIiIu11 WII, of Iver, Hifi' lbillgx are oflvn IaiII. H.R. Chaplain '45, Y-Teens '45, '46, Literary Club '46, '47, Monitor '47, '48, P.lT. Cpl. '46, Semester Honor Roll '46, '47, P Club '47, '48, Allied Youth '47, '48, Basketball Champ. '46, BURKART AMES SWIFT imnz I 1 3 A'l'1l'I' lvuf of until fomorruu' Ilfldf you run 1111! of ulllil flu' III15' Il-Hr'r fo1u0rrou'. Transfer Student. R.O.T.C. '45, Bonfire Com. '47. BURNHAA4, JULIA Izm'3f I vnu' lu' small, buf I lmu' my wily. Transfer Student, Y-Teens '47, H.R. Sec. '48, Allied Youth '48, Youth for Christ, Student Council '47. BYERS, WARD BEECHER All play Hill! no work nlufcvx lm' ufml I um. R.O.T.C. '45, '46, '47, lst Lt. '47, Saber Club '47, Treas. '47C Art Staff '47, '48, Glee Club '46, '48. 44 21 51+ BYINGTON, CARL ANDREWS The liflli' flwf I fmu' I'lI nmlu' ilu' mmf of. Football Manager '45, R.O.T.C. '45, Sgt. '46, '47, Swimming Teani '46, '47, Science Club '47, Bonfire Com. '47, CANNON, ORA KATE As many gooil jloinfs as I1 fmrle of pint. Y-Teens 445, Otlieer '46, Literary Club '46, '47, 'l'.ll. Dzive '46, Lunchroom Monitor '46, '47, Drill Squad '46, P.li. Cpl. '46, '47, Art Staff '47, '48. CASEY, DEANA LOU HajnpVy ibouglzlful, kiml, Iiml frne, Ifiere ii lm flu or xfn' u'ill rm! ilu. Camera Club '47, '48, Literary Club '47, '48, Y-Teens '45, '47, '48, Art Club '47, '48, P Club '47, '48, Allied Youth '47, '48, See. of Art Staff '47, Semester Honor Roll '45, '46, '47, '48, Drill Squad Champ. '47, Basketball Champ. '45, '46. CHAIRES, EUGENE ELLIS Gmc A lmlirx :mm lu' is 110 Iloulzf, for ZIJZWVII fir' ix girls ure lll70'IIl. R.O.T.C. '46, '47, Track Team '46, H.R. V-Pres. '46, B Squad Basketball '46, '47. CHANCEY, MARGARET ANN Lore mr' lilflv, lm I- mf' long. Transfer Student, P.li. Cpl. '47. CLEINIENS, PATRICIA MAE Pat A willing Dwarf, llffl'l1l'fil'l' gl'u1'I', ii rbarlning girl Iuiili Ilimfilzul fave. Transfer Student. Drill Squad '47, llonor Society. CLEVELAND, ROBERT SLOAN Bobby I ilezrr lr! my xluiliux if1h'rfi'rr' wiflz my biglz xrlmul mlnI'uiiru1. H.R. Chaplain '47, B Squad Basketball '47, Golf Team '47, N.C.O. Club '47, '48, Fair Exhibit '48, COBB, BETTY JEAN She bail rulfavr talk in a mini ffauu an Iingrl any Jay. Glee Club '45, '46, Drill Squad '46, Y-Teens '46, Youth for Christ '46, Vietory Farmerette '46, P.l2. Sgt. '45, Lt. '46, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Science Club '46, Pep O' Plant Staff '47, l ' Club '47, '48, H.R. Reporter '47, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '47, Saberettes '47, '48, Cigar Bowl '47, Dramatic Club '48, CONNER, JACK RONALD An uflrlflii' boy uuilb u will Io jilmm' uml fiilzf' lift- ax rr joy. H.R, Pres. '45, Football B Squad '45, '46, '47, Basketball li Squad '45, '46, Varsity '47, '48, R.O.T.C. '45, Sgt. '46, Bonfire Com. '47, Football Manager '46. CONNELLY, MARION DEE W'ln'n in 110111111 giggle! H.R. Chaplain '46, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, Drill Squad '46, Honor Society '47, '48, Class Notable '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. +3 22 Ef- CONRAD, WALTER CAMERON Sonny Tim-y my llu' ,quail Jie yuwng-lilly, am I lalcing Carr' of myxelf. A Squad Football '45, '46, '47, Track Team '45, '46, '47, R.O.T.C. '45, '46, H.R.S.C. Rep. '45, Pep O' Plant Reporter '47, Staff '48, Letterman's Club '47, '48, Monitor '46, '47. COONS, LESTER ATTELLUS, JR. 1'llH0f,fIIlI zvilfr quilt' a 4'lJuI'm, lllis bulnlxonlz' lull will mio no bdrm. Transfer Student, R.O.T.C. '47, N.C.O. Club Pres. '47, Art Staff '47, '-Hi. COOPER, HARRY ALVA Some rluim ln' ix lmxllful- wmv rloubl il. CRAWLEY, CHARLOTTE SARA TuUculi1v in xIn'erlI, Ivillpy in 1l'dJ'.Y, in our lJl'!l7'fX ilu' alwuyx ilu-yi. Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, '48, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, Camera Club '47, '48, Library Asst. '47, '48, H.R. Campaign Chm. '46, S.C. Alternater '47, Semester Honor Roll '46, P.If. Cpl, '46, Allied Youth '47, '48, Pep O' Plant Stall '48, CROSS, BARBARA BERNICE 'B0bl7IC ' None lzueu' lbw' ilul In low ilu-e, nur munmf flirt' lull lo praiiz' lbw. Xmas Pageant '47, Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Cpl. '47, '48, State Music Festival '46, '47, '48, State Music Clinic '47, Victory Farmerette '46, '47, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, '48, Program Chm. '46, Social Chm. '47, V-PreS. '47, Pres. '48, Conference Delegate '47, Pres. of Sr. High Y-Teen Interclub Council '47, T.B. Drive '46, H.R.S.C, Rep. '46, Honor Society '47, '48, Gold and Black '47, '48, Annual Staff '48, Youth Forum Rep. '47. DAUGIiTRY, BETTY JEAN A jolly, lnippy, gI'm'roux xorl, lfrufe IIt'l'l'7' unix ll bvllrr x1mI'l. G.O.C. '47, '48, P.li. Cpl. '45, Sgt. '46, Lt. '47, Must Athletic Jr. '46, DAVIS, EDITH CLAIRE Edie Lillie im! Ol: My. ' R.O.T.C. Sponsor '46, Saberette '46, '47, '48, Bonfire Com. '46, P.If. Cpl. '46, Sgt. '47, H.R. Sec. '46, V-Pres. '47, Literary Club '46, '47, Basketball Champ. '47, Art Staff '47, '48, J.A.C. '46, '47, Decoration Com. '47. DEWELL, DANIEL EDSON One of llrun' all 'rouml boys .to rarely fUIllIAI. H.R. Chaplain '46, '47, R.O.T.C. '46, '47, '48, Rifle Team Letter '47. DOCOBO, YOLANDA JEAN Yo Goth, bn! iI'.t lurrilfle lo ln' xo in lure. Cv.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, Youth for Christ '47, '48, Monitor '47, Drill Squad '46, Dramatic Club '48, Pep O' Plant Stall '48, Puppet Show '48. DOLCATER, JAN HENRY III Spring I1 young !lllHl'X funky lurnx to lore, in Winlrr, Ifall Iunl SIIIIIHIVV, sm' LllIOI'l'. Semester Honor Roll '45, R.O.T.C. '45, '46, '47, Sgt. '46, B Squad Football '45, '46, B Squad Basketball '45, '46, A Squad '47, '48, Key Club '46, '47, '48. fel 23 Ef- DOLL, AUDREY ROSE Oli, 'lflltll' I1 joy lo lore Imil fo ln' lnzi'il. l'l.R. Sec. '45, '46, '47, P.lf. Sgt. '46, l,t. '47, '48, ii,O.C. '46, 1 I Sec. '47, Youth for Cbrist '46, '47, '48, 'loniwr L46 47, '4 , Drill Squad '46, '47, J.-v A. C ' 6. ' 8' ' .nette , ' , 8, Science Club Sec. '47 res. ' 47 '48, G Slack '47, Sec. '48, Fymnor mc y 'ff , 48, IioI ' '47, Seirnuiter ono Roll ' , '4 . Will' 1 O' V 'L' . '48, Reporter '48. ' 7' J! f f CA , RWD- ND'KEXV,' in by Mixer 'r' JI' Ivillfxfvlfu r'ij!-afifflzsilrxr Irilli HIll'llI. ,- I ' 'o l3lack-f , Pres. '48, Ho Or,.Soeiety '47, '48, Motion R' Pictu Im. '47, '48, 1Dar ' 46, '47, Tre.1s. '48, Pres. I, QQ Camera Club '46, Trcasfhy, '48, eienee Club '46, '47, '48, AJ' Band '46, '47, Officer '48,'Music Cliiii '46, Glee Club '47, Asst. fi Mgr. Swimming Team '47, Mgr. '48, Tennis team '48, II.R. Treas. '45, S.C. Rep. '46, '47, Annual Staff '48, Boys State '47, Ritle Team, '45, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '45, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. ECHAVARRIA, DAHLIA DOLORES, Dolly TMA slit' mm! iunl iulk xln' zrill, lim' lmigin' it l't'l'-Y .YUIIIUIII xlill. H.R. Sec. '47, Monitor '47, J.A.C. '46, '47, '48, l'C.lCllCl 8 See. '46, '47, G.O.CZ. '48, ELLIS, JAMES VERNON Of luis .YIIL't'!'.LY In' lmn' no tlillllif, Bu! ilu' girls will ,eel liim if ln' il0I'Il1'f Imlrli out, H.R. Pres. '46, '47, '48, Band '46, '47, '48, Music Clinic '46, '47, Music Festival '46, '47, Semester' Honor Roll '46, '47, Pres. Cab. '47, '48, Honor Society '47, Pres. '48, Science Club '47, '48, Camera Club Sec. '47, '48, Monitor '47, '48, V-Pres. Sr. A Class, Junior Rotarian '48, Gold 84 Black '48. ERICKSON, SYLVIA DAVIS SIM is fbi' Ilizliglilvr of ilu' gurls, Ilizfiizrly full uml iliiinely fair. Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, H.R. Cbm. '45, S.C, Rep. '47, Debate Club '46, '47, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, Drill Squad '47, P.li. Cpl. '465 .l-A.C. '47, '48, Allied Youth '47, Honor Society '47, '48, P.T.A. Assembly '47, Program Seller '47, P Club '47, Semester Honor Roll '45, '46, '47, Com. for Debate Club '47. FARIE, CAROL KATHERINE Kiffe11 Our lfzouglafx uml our I'ol1Il141'l are our mul. Transfer Student, Art Club '47, '48, H.R. Com. '47, FERNANDEZ, JOHN HENRY Johnny Burn a vonzmliurz, iilzvuys !'IIfl'l'1LllI1ilIlQ liix L'lLlSXUILlft'.Y. Lunehruom Monitor '47, Dramatic Club '47, Allied Youtb '47, R.O.T,C. '45, '46. FLOOD, RICHARD BERRAMAN Dirk Mer'rily, merrily, Ilmll I life voir. Youth for Christ, '46, '47, Pres. '48, Honor Society '47, '48, Allied Youth '47, FLYNN, JEANNE DENISE 'll'x vary gif-Ir, if you only buzz' fbi' eyes. Lt. in P.F. '46, '47, Capt. '48, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Pantlierilla Court '46, Cheerleader '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, Vu- riety Show '46, Monitor '47, '48, P.T.A. Prog, '47, H.R. See. K Treas. '45, '46, '47, P.O.P. Staff, Asst. Fd. '47, Football Banquet Hostess '46, '47, Basketball Champ. Team '45, Cliwrleader Rep. at annual Kiwanis Banquet '47, Jan. Grad. Usber '48, Cigar Bowl '47, Class Notable, Gold 8: Black '48. FOREMAN, JULIA SWANN j11lic ' Shu lbaz' is ewr fair, and never jlrolnl Hail tongue at will, ye! nezer land. H.R. Bulletin Cbm. '45, S.C. Rep. '46, Asst. '47, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, P.E. Cpl. '46, '47, Monitor '47, '48, Literary Club '47, '48, Lib. Asst. '47, '48, P Club '47, '48, Sem. Honor Roll '45, '46, '47. +G! 24 lab FOUNTAIN, CLYDE VERNON I miglrl ax urll fake my lime, flJc'rv's a whole lift- alrearl of nun' R.O.T.C. Sgt. '47. FOY, EDWARD JOHN Eddie Thu lrrilivx cull lain: rule. Luncliroom Monitor '47, '48, R.O.T.C. '45, '46, '47, '48, N.C.O. Club '47, Asst. S.C. Rcp. '46, Fair Exhibit '48, Otiice Asst. '4R. FREEL, SUE JANE lVt'l'l'f iilli-, lIL'1'l'l' xfill, nliwzvys Ialking, uluwyx will. H.R. Chaplain '45, '46, S.C. Rep. '46, Cashier '46, '47, '48, l Dare You '47, '48, Honor Society '47, '48, Science Club '46, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, J.A.C. '47, Cigar Bowl '47, Program Seller '46, '47, Mgr. Drill Squad '46, Semester Honor Roll '46, '47, Boniire Com. '47, Victory Farmerette '47, Decoration Com. '46, Teacher's Asst. '47, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. FRIEDMAN, RONALD DAVID 'Tix gaoil lu lu' llIl'fl'y :mil u'isi'. Transfer Student, R.O.T.C. '46, '47, '48, Camera Club '47, '48, Science Club '47, '48, J. A. C. '47, '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48, GAME, PAUL folly aml fricmlly, mmlinm in beigbl, rirzvr r.vtrI'Iln' lm! uluurys riglvlf' Band '45, '46, '47, Sgt. '47, H.R. Pres. '45, '46, V-Pres. '46, Pres. Cab. Trcas. '47, Key Club '46, '47, V-Pres. '47, Science Club '46, '47, Camera Club '46, '47, V-Pres. '46, '47, Gold 81 Black '47, Track Team '47, B Squad Football '45, '46, Jr. Ad Club '47, Animal Staff, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. GENTRY, CHARLES OLIVER If lmlmr gives grz'afm'Is, ln x grmll ax rr king. HR. Omer '45, '46, Pres., R.O.T.C. Lt. '46, '47, Imi. '47, Saber Club '46, '47, Pres. '47, Traclt Team '47, Monitor '47. GIGLIO, HELEN LURLINE W'il uml zuisiloriz ure born will: a u'omul1. Track Champ. '46, Basketball Champ. '46, '47, Baseball Champ. '46, '47, Christmas Pageant '46, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, '48, Drill Squad '47, Asst. Exchange Ed. of Pep O' Plant. GILLEN, JOSEPH ELLIOTT Uris sigbril lo many, tba' be Inml buf our. H.R. V-Pres. '45, '46, '47 , B Squad Football '45, A Squad Football '47, Luncliroom Monitor '47, R.O.T.C. '45, '46, '47. GOODMAN, MARILYN LOUISE Moc Life ix xborf, uml szwvf, and so is Ihr. H.R. Reporter '45, Drives Chm. '46, Y-Teens '45, '46, Literary Club '46, '47, J.A.C. '47, Othce Asst. '46, '47, Allied Youth '47, Patriotic Assembly '47, Puppet Show, Library Assistant. GORDON, JERNIGAN GORDON, JR. ferr, Hwillill' is lo form' we know 1101, but zulmf but lmvz, was good. Camera Club '45, '46, Saber Club '47, '48, R.O.T.C. '46, Sgt. '47, Lt. '47, Fair Exhibit '48. +2125 Jaf- GRAHAM, MARGARET ANN Peggy I'rz'lty, charming rrml :cry nirr, Thr kind of a girl yoI1'Il look at fwirrf' Transfer Student, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '47, V-Pres. Saberettes '47, H.R. Sec. '48, GRAHN, WALTER GUSTAVE He is a man, luke him all in ull. Swimming Team '46, '47, '48, Pres. Cabinet '47, Letterman's Club '46, '47, '48, Science Club '46, '47, Monitor '46, '47, '48, H.R. Pres. '46, '47, Bulletin Chm. '45, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '47. GRANT, CARYL FRANCES No xoomfr will lhan Ilom'-xo arf: a woman of worfhf' Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, I-LR, Chaplain '45, '46, Debate Club '46, '47, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, G.O.C. '47, '48, Honor Society '47, '48, Monitor '47. GREGORY, MARY ELIZABETH Betty l11h'lligvnrf' is juxl one of her many charms. I Dare You '46, '47, '48, Honor Society '47, '48, Drill Squad '46, ,I.A.C. '46, '47, '48, Program Chm. '46, Sec. '47, Y-Teens '46, Office Asst. '47, '48. GRISSOM, JIM AARON Hr ran work, bu! fan play harder. Band '45, '46, Youth for Christ '46, Golf Team '46, H.R. Reporter '45, '47, V-Pres. '46, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. HAFFNER, MARGERY True to hrr u.'m'rl, hm' work uml her friends. Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Dramatic Club '47, Music Clinic '45, Youth for Christ '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, '48, Publicity Chm. '47, Christmas Pageant '46, H.R. Chaplain '47, Puppet Show '48, HAGAMAN, MARY BONNER Bonnie She laughed a laugh lhul was happy and gd-Y, And ruxglnl for hrurlx in a rmm'hulanl way. Y-Teens '46, j.A.C. '46, '47, Thanksgiving Drill Squad '46, H.R. Entertainment Chm. '45, Debate Club '46, Office Asst. '47, Allied Youth, H.R. Reporter '46. HALSEY, EDITH MYRLE Nature zlesigrzml hrr lo be of good rlmrf' H.R. Chaplain '45, Y-Teens '45, '47, P.Il. Cpl. '45, Camera Club '47, '48, Literary Club '47, '48, Allied Youth '47, '48, Drill Squad '48. HARDISON, SHIRLEY ANN A merry hear! goes u long u'ay. Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, Debate Club '46, '47, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, Library Asst. '47, '48. I-IARMON, MARY LOUISE Honey rolorrd hair and a dixpoxifimz io mafrhf' Literary Club '46, Drill Squad Champ. '46, Basketball Champ. '46, Monitor '45, '46, Glee Club '47, '48, Semester Honor Roll '47. 5l26l'3 HARTLEY, LAURENCE RUSSELL Hu n1IH':l-YK figlrlx his may I0 win lla' gumv, Anil lll'Il'I' tllinfcx frimxvlf In will ilu' fIum'. B Squad Basketball '46, '47, Track Team '46, '47, Key Club 47, Saber Club '47, H.R. Pres. '46, '47, H.R. V-Pres. '46, R.O.T.C. l.t. Col. '47, Honorable Mention All-City Football Team '47, Annual Staff, l.etterman's Club '47, '48, High School Register '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. HASTINGS, JANE ANN I IQIIOIL' u trifle 1l'0l'fI7 lun of ibut. Y-Twns '45, '46, '47, '48, Prog. Chm. '47, '48, j.A.C, '47, Drill Squad '47, Christmas Pageant '47, Track Champ. '46, Basketball Champ. '46, Sgt.-at-Arms H.R. HAWKINS, KATHERINE ANNE HT :vu llllltikfllg rvwx, II lmir nf lijlx llmfx uflrn ll'lJjl II fellow lripxf' Sgt. P.li. '46, I.t. '46, '47, '48, G.O.C. '46, '47, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, llonor Society '47, '48, Kiwanettes '47. '48, Literary Club '46, '47, Annual Staff '47, '48, Lunchroom Cashier '46, '47, Cigar Bowl '47, Program Seller '47, H.R. V-Pres. '45, S.C. Rep, '46, Treas. '47, Semester Honor Roll '45, '46, '47, Bonfire Com. '47, H.R. Com. '47, High School Reg. '48, Kiwanette Cor. Sec. '48, Cold N Black '48, Sr. Grad. Dec. Com. '48. HAWES, VIRGINIA LEE Baby Sire is lflllllffflll, lfwr'I'frm' lo III' II'om'41. Shi' is Il nomiuz, fluwrfuri' In ln' Ivan. H.R. See. '46, Chaplain '45, '46, '47, Honor Society '47, '48, Pres. cabinet '47, '48, Dec. Com. '46, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, Science Club '47, '48, Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, Lunch Room Asst. '47, '48, Drill Squad '47, P.E. Cpl. '46, Bonfire Com., Semester Honor Roll '45, '46, '47, Asst. Art Director '48, Fair lix. '48, Pantherilla Dec. Com. '48, High School Reg. '48, Kiwanettes '48, Honor Society Sec. '48, Cigar Bowl '48, Gold 8: Black '48, Sr. Grad. Dec. Com. '48. HEALD, ARTHUR FREDERICK llI x all num. H.R. Pres. '46, B Squad Football '45, '46, Golf Team '47, '48, I.ctterman's Club '47, '48, Lunehroom Monitor '47, '48, N.C.O. Club '47, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '46, '47. HERRINGTON, HARRY 1l!frlI'fiz', Milly Illlll full of fun, ln' ll 0lI flu' fJI'url.I of t'II yom'. H.R. Pres. '45, V-Pres. '46, Sec. '46, S.C. Rep. '47, A Squad Basketball '46, '47, Track Team '45, '46, '47, '48, ,l.A.C. '47, H.R. Pep O' Plant Reporter '47, Honorable Mention All-City Football Team '47. T'lEWLE'I'T, ROBERT F. lH4'n lilo- l1nlfI'f.i', go furifu'I'f llf'llA'II xn1rmtlu'xl. Key Club '46, '47, '48, Saber Club '46, '47, '48, A Squad lfootball '45, '46, '47, Track Team '45, '46, l.etterman's Club '45, '46, '47, '43, Sgt. '45, Lf. '46, Capt. '47, All- City Football Team, Annual Staff, High School Reg. '48, HEYI., MAR,IORIE EVELYN Margie Small in afulurr, Ilufp in n1iuI1', a jnllirr 11111 you 4'ou14lH'f full. Y-Teens '45, '46, Hist. '47, j.A.C. Treas. '46, '47, V-Pres. 47' P.lf. Sgt. '46, Lt. '46, C.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Drill Squad '46, '47, Scholastic Art Award '47, H.R. Officer '47, S.C. Rep. '46, Monitor, H.R. Rep. '45, Camera Club '47, Cigar Bowl '47' Managing liditor of Pep O' Plant. 1 HIER, R. DEE Ile lux IIN time for girls or fume, tl mere Ilillfomu ix his aim. Transfer Student, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '47, Color Guard '47, '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. HIER, R. JAY .,'lml1iIion lux no limiif' Transfer Student, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '47, Color Guard '47, '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. -aff 27 fe- ,S HODGES, RUTH ShI .s brigbl, slII s willy, Iln s falkalirr' loo. Anil we wouldrfl swap ber for fm: of you. J.A.C. '47, '48, Literary Club '46, '47, Y-Teens '46, '47, H.R. Pep O' Plant Chm. '47, Student Council Rep. '46, Drill Squad '46, Cigar Bowl '47, Pep O' Plant Staff. HOLLAND, JAMES HARVEY T1'aclarrs and classes are his only objrrfion lo eillzfaliorl. R.O.T.C. '45, '46, '47, '48, N.C.O. '47. HOLMES, HELEN FREEMAN Ab, you flavor t'l'l'P'j'f,7ilIg, you are the Iauillu of socielyf' Sgt. in P.E. '45, Lt. '46, '47, '48, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, H.R. SCC. '46, Treas. '47, S.C. Rep. '47, P.O.P. Chm., Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, '48, Kiwanettes '46, '47, '48, V-Pres. '47, Gold SL Black '47, '48, Camera Club '47, '48, Bus. Mgr. Annual, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, Jr. Ping Pong Champ. '47, Kiwanette Minstrel '46, Drill Squad '46, '47, Lunehroom Asst. '47, '48, Banquet Prog. '47, Bonfire Com. '47, Prog. Seller '46, '47, Snapshot Com. '47, Kiwanette Pres. '48, P Club '48, Cigar Bowl '47, Pep O' Plant Staff '48, Semester Honor Roll, Sr. Grad. Dec. Com. '48. HOPKINS, CLACK DICKERSON Dick Half be been caugbf wlvzw young, ln' might Iran' liven !alm'Il. R.O.T.C. '45, '46, '47, Asst. S.C. Rep. '45, Track Team '46, B Squad Football '45, '46, B Squad Basketball Team '45, '46, H.R. Treas. '48. HUERTA, GENARO Hr lirvs his life amf il is full, flu:-filled flhllllii' llc lows to pull. Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '46, '47, Capt. '47, Saber Club '47, Letterman's Club '47, '48, Lunchroom Monitor '47, '48, H.R. S.C. Rep. '47, Pres. '48, Sports Writer of P.O.P. HUNNICUTT, ELLA JO ANN There was a siur that Ilaurml, and umlcr if she was born. J.A.C. '46, '47, Y-Teens '45, '46, Drill Squad '46, Red Cross Chm. '46, Ofhce Asst. '47, '48, Asst. Monitor '46, Annual Staff '47, '48, Allied Youth '47, '48. HUNT, FRANK RICHARDSON Always jolly, quid and rarf'frI'e, life may be 111111, buf 11rz'z'r is bv. I-LR. Pres. '45, S.C. Rep. '46, Pres. '47, V-Pres. '47, Basketball Mgr. '45, Track Team '45, Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, Letter- man'S Club '47, '48, Polio Drive '47, H.R.S.C. Rep. '48, HUNT, MARILYN A wry sweet maid of quid ways. P.E. Sgt. '47, Drill Squad '46, '47, Y-Teens, Hist. '46, Monitor, Cigar Bowl '47. JOHNS, JOHNNY MCQUEEN He has the pretlicsl low songs for fbr maidens. H.R. V-Pres. '46, Track Team '46, '47, Football A Squad '46, L8IICl'l'Tli111'S Club '46, '47, '48, Sports Ed. of P.O.P. '47, H.R. Treas. '47. JOHNSON, CHARLES MITCHELL Mike Don Imm was a piker romparerl fo me. H.R. Sec.-Treas. '45, '46, V-Pres. '46, P.O.P. Reporter '47, '48, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '46, '47, Capt. '47, '48, Saber Club '47, '48. if 28 JZ'- JOHNSON, RITA DOLORES D0die W lu'u joy null July rruxlr, lvl duly go In xmuxbf' Glcc Club '46, J.A.C. '47, JONES, ALBERT HAMPTON Tl'IIlll7ll'.Y mwur frnnlrlw lzirn, fur uif amz' wixflmlz alzwyx um. H.R. S.C. Rep. '45, P Club '47, N.C.O. Club '47, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '47 KELTON, MARY HUME fl Iifili' girl xo full of 17611, will: flu' Ivorlzl sin' keeps in slrpf' H.R. Trcas. '45, '46, P.O.P. Reporter '46, Chaplain '47, Drill Squad '47, Y-Teens '47, Allied Youth '47, Youth for Christ '47, H.R, Chap. '48. KENNEDY, JIM DENNIS W'ilir iiix muxir lu' ima rlmrzuril our rarx, So n'r'll 1'I'u1vn1in'r lrim livrongil lin' years. Gold 81 Black '47, '48, State Band Contest '46, '47, '48, Dist. Hand Contest '47, Semester Honor Roll '45, '46, Asst. Drum Major SL Drill Master '46, '47, Dramatic Club '47, '48, Science Club '47, '48, Drum Major '47, '48, Batoni Club '47, '48, Glen: Club State Contcst '47, State Band Clinic '47, Monitor '46, '47, Home Room W'orker '47, '48. KING, JAMES S. ulllllllljln Du you Ilrink ul your age, if ix rigid? Veteran. Panthcrilla '44, Varsity Football '46, All-State Swim- ming '45, '46, Lctterman'S Club, H.R. Pres. '44, KOSSMANN, CHARLOTTE WRIGHT Nothing ir imfvuxxilnlr zrilll ii llillllillg Mart. G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Drill Squad '47, H.R. Asst. Chaplain '46, Library Asst. '46, '47. KOULOURIS, TOMMY JAMES Au ulirlrlr lrui' uiliw 1'iVfll!'X high. Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, Capt. of team '47, I.etterman's Club '45, '46, '47, H.R. Pics. '45, '46, '47, Pres. Cabinet '47, '48, Saber Club '47, '48, Lunchroom Monitor '47, '48, All-city football team '47, Prcs. Senior Class '48. KRICKBAUB4, JANET Fair In Ionic ujrou lllll' lzrllvr I0 know. Honor Society '47, '48, Dramatic Club '47, Y-Teens '45, '46, J.A.C. '47, Drill Squad '46, H.R. Prog. Chm. '45, Chaplain '47, P.li. Cpl. '47, Semester Honor Roll '45, '46, '47, P Club '46, H.R. V-Pres. '48. LEE, RICHARD HENDERSON For I1 l7tISf7f'IlI Iillj' lu' grfx in ll lol of NIi.fl'l7.'t'f'. Transfer Student, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. LEVY, SADYE LAI Sail-ye Of qnivl fum' am! nzizrlrlcrx mild. Y-Teens '47, '48. +21 29 23+ LEWIS, BETTE LOU Tiny my I jiirl-iurll jus! a lilllv. Glee Club '46, '47, J.A.C. '47, Lunchroom Monitor '47, Allfed Youth '47, H.R. Welfare Chm. '45, Youth for Christ '48. LOPEZ, KENNETH BRADSHAW Srlmol ix all riglzl when llwrr' isn'l uuyllring rlxr io Jo. H.R. S.C. Rep. '46, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '45, '46, Lt. '47, '48, Saber Club '47, '48. LORD, ISABELL EDITH Sim lrirs fo do flu' hrs! uni! Ilrrrrmix wry well. Band '47, '48, State Music Contest '46, Dist. Band Contest '47, P.O.P. Staff '47, Monitor '47, Y-Teens '47, '48, Literary Club '47, J.A.C. '47, Youth for Christ '46, '47, '48, Youth Council Rep. '47, Quill 81 Scroll '47, '48, Treas. '48, Allied Youth '47, '48, Christmas Pageant '47. LOWERY, ELMYRA LOUISE Sm'l1 41 u'l1irl170ol of fun ana' mixrlwirf in luv' brad. Y-Teens '45, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, G.O.C. '46, '47, Sem- ester Honor Roll '46. LOWERY, ROBERT LEWIS A quirl jwrxon u'fJ0 bas nmny frirmlxf' LOWRY, SUZANNE Brigid ami rnlv, full of 'il', will: flu' rluxx xlvr mriilv a bil. H.R. Sec. '45, '46, '47, Y-Teens '47, Youth for Christ '47, J.A.C. '46, '47, Literary Club '46, G.O.C. '47, '48, ITE. Lt. '47, '48, Drill Squad '46, '47, Basketball Champ. '47, Annual Staff, T.B. Drive '47, Allied Youth '47, '48, Polio Drive '47, P Club '46, '47, '43, Cigar Bowl '47, Animal Dance Com. LOY, ROSANNE Fair ix fi .Ilar u'ln'n only nm' ix xliiniug in lin' sky. G.O.C. '45, '46, '47, Y-Teens '45, '47, Basketball Champs. '45, H.R. Chaplain '45, LUNSFORD, JOY Slvu's gmllz' uml xliy, lm! ll11'ri .i mixflzivf in lwr rye. Transfer Student, Semester Honor Roll '46, P Club '46, '47, H.R. Chaplain '46, Treas. '46, Baseball Champ. '46, Basketball Champ, '46, '47, Drill Squad Champ. '46, J.A.C. '47, '48, Y-Teens '47, Pep O' Plant Staff '48, Gold BL Black '48. LYNN, JOHN MEREDITH Hr'.I fbr' bvxl if lorrx are any lest. Key Club '46, '47, '48, Letterman's Club '46, '47, '48, Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, Second All-City Team. MCCASKILL, MARY JEAN To bc rjiriwzt in a quid way ix my aim fllfllllgll crrry Jay. Y-Teens '47, '48, Camera Club '47. -12f50J3+ MCCRANIE, ANN Her loin' is ever soft, gentle and low, An rvrellrrfl thing in women. Y-Teens '47, '48, I Dare You '46, '47, '48. MCLEAN, DAVID My lmrs lbry an' lbrev, flu' luml, women, and lbv sea. Band '45, '46, Cpl. '47, '48, H.R. S.C. Rep. '45, '46, '47, '48, Pres. '46, Science Club V4Pres. '46, '47, '48, Camera Club Pies. '46, '47, Pres. of Fla. Academy Science '47, '48, Variety Show, '46, Class Notable, Music Clinic '45, '46, '47, '48, Gold lk Black V-Pres. '47, Honor Court '46, '47, Pres. Cab. '47, Pan- therilla Court '46, '47, Boys' State Delegate '47. MCPHAIL, BOB HumlsomI' is as lwmfsonu' dues, buf il salrs a lo! of froublc' lo be goml-loolzingf' Transfer Student, Varsity Football '46, A Squad Basketball '44 MADDOX, HELEN LEE Moe Wl7l'l1 .lone by ber if will be done. Transfer Student, Drill Squad '46, Y-Teens '46, I Dare You '47, '48, J.A.C. '47, '48, Annual Staff '48, G.O.C. '47, '48, Allied Youth '48, Senior Basketball Champ. '48, Semester Honor Roll '47, I'.li. Sgr. '47, Lr. '47, Capt. '48, P Club '47, '4x. MARLEY, JOY ANN From flu' rrauvx of lwr lrraa' fo ilu- sole of her fool, sln- is all niirllrf' H.R. Sec. '45, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, Drill Squad '46, Victory Farmerette '46, j.A.C. '46, Science Club '46, P.F. Cpl. '45, Glce Club '47, Office Asst. '47, '48, Dramatic Club '48, Youth for Christ '45, V-Pres. Quill 81 Scroll '48. MARQUARDT, WILMA FLORENCE Willie W'lm unulil kllllll' lwr willmzzl lrrr plmlsing smile. P.l2. Cpl. '46, '47, Literary Club '46, '47, Teacl1er's Asst. '46, '47, P '47. MARTIN, DOUGLAS DICKINSON A lilfll' HIi.W'l?ll'lf mm' uml flwu is Wlisbvil by flat' ufisrsf men. B Football Squad, PF. Capt. Football Squad '47. MARTIN, MARY ELOISE Wine l.0ok.' Sln s wimling up ilu- zvulrb lwr wif, 113' uml by il will strike. Chm. School Red Cross Drive '45, '46, H.R. Chm. '46, City Pres. '46, P.lf. Lt. '46, Capt. '46, '47, '48, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Kiwanette Minstrel '46, Teacher's Asst. '46, '47, Drill Squad '46, '47, Kiwanette Cor. Sec. '46, Prog. Chm. '46, Lunchroom Cashier '46, '47, '48, School Scrapbook Com. '46, Cigar Bowl '46. MEERER, JOHN ELSWORTH A man's man uml u lm1'y'.I man foo. Transfer Student, A Squad Football '46, '47, A Squad Track '46, '47, N.C.O. Club '47, Sgt.-at-Arms '47, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '47. MERKEL, JULE FRANK lay A graml boy who likrs I0 play, is bouml lo hair' fun everyday. Camera Club '47, Dramatic Club '47, Science Club '47, hI.A.C. '47, R.O.T.C. Lt. '47, Rifle Team '47, Lunchroom Asst. '47, H.R. Prog. Chm. '47. -nf-f31H+ I MERRIN, JOAN LOIS Thr 'eyes' lmiv ill Y-Teens '47, H.R. Scrapbook Chm. '46, P.O.P. Reporter '46, Art Staff '47, Director '47, Literary Club '47, J.A.C. '47, P Club '47, '48, Youth for Christ '48, Pantherilla Com. '48, Pair Exhibit '48, Bonfire Com. '47, Camera Club '48, Orliee Asst. '48, Semester Honor Roll '46, '47, '48, P.O.P. Chm. Prize '47, Allied Youth '48, METZGER, MARTHA CAIN In Mnrflwa ILT full dll rIlfl'Iu'fi1'e girl, I1 l7lt':l.NiIIlQ jwrmrlillily rrml a 1n'1'fI'rl Italy. Dramatic Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Honor Society '46, '47, V-Pres. '43, See. '47, Thespians '46, '47, '48, Pres. '47, I Dare You '46, Treas. '47, Pres. '48, Dramatic Club Play '46, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, Kiwancttes, '47, '48, Gold SL Black '46, '47, '48, Girls' State '47, Pres. Cabinet '47, '48, Allied Youth Com. Chin., V-Pres. '47, '48, Thespian Play '47, High School Register '48. MEYERS, TOMMY EDWARD I'll fiml I1 ll't1YY or nmkr nur. Transfer Student, Lunehroom XX'orker '47, R.O.T.C. '46, '47, Track '48, MIDDLETON, BETTY ANN A zliuzjnlf' in liar rlxin, ilu' tlriil ll'lfAIllI. Y-Teens '46, '47, Christmas Pageant '46, H.R. S,C. Rep. '46, V-Pres. '47, Sec. '47, Drill Squad '46, '47, P.F. Sgt. '46, '47, Olliee Asst. '47, Luuehroom Monitor '46, '47, '48, Debate Club '47, Gold BL Black '47, '48, Honor Society '47. '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '47, j.A.C. '47, Quill 81 Scroll '47, Pres. '48, MICKLER, LAURA COSILDA Alll'lIYj'S ldllglllllg, rlvirr xml, .VUlIlt'flIIIl'S mruglrty lm! lIt'1'l'l' lnnlf' Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, '48, H.R. Treas. '46, See. '47, S.C. Rep. '47, Literary Club See. '46, '47, Office Asst. '46, I Dare You '46, '47, '48, -I.A.C. '46, Pres. '47, Drill Squad '46, '47, Pro- gram Seller '46, Honor Society '47, Debate Club '47, Gold BL Black '47, '48, Animal Staff '48, S,A.S.G. Convention '47, Dramatic Club '47, Kiwanettes, '43, Allied Youth, '47, '4S. MILIAN, MARGARET VIRGINIA A smile for all, YI ,q1'r'I'lir1g yllnl, A lnirfrlflr, jolly nary xfir lull. Honor Society V-Pres. '47, '48, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, -I.A.C. '47, H.R. Treas. '46, '47, Drill Squad '47, Library Asst. '45, '46, '47, Program Seller '46, '47, '48, P,l5. Sgt. '46, Lt. '46, '47, '48, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Lunehroom Monitor '47, '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. 1 l MILLER, BETTY ANN ,- '- A Q ' A fart' lfmfx j1rcflier,Y mul IU xu ' Ilux 71l'l't'l' liver: mugs lr' fo HIFI' . P 'Ntcrary Cxkub '46, ' , '48.. ' lj l X .QJ M CHIEYQIE, J I I ST' ,XX HEX Ulf' buf ln lL'lY ln x Ja'rI'rlJ' for l1 h:e,. 'J XS YR R. Clmwlli ' - C neralfjubxk 7 'i s. ' X K- V X l ' .. x X? ' V l MOODY, HELEN STANDFORD I.Ul'l'l-Y fo 1001, ul, tlrliglvlfnl lo know. H.R. S.C. Rep. '45, '46, Chm. '47, Outstanding Soph. l,t. in P.li. '46, Lt. '46, Capt. '47, G.O.C. '46. '47, '48, Basketball Champ. '46, Relay Team Champ. '46, Drill Squad '46, '47, Lunchroom Cashier '46, '47, '48, Kiwanettes '47, '48, TeaclIer's Asst. '47, Cigar Bowl '46. MOONEY, RUTH Guy, fllft' null frivmllvxg firm' elle ronlil we tluwriln' Karr? Y-Teens '45, Christmas Pageant '45, H.R. S.C. Rep. '45, '46, Assembly '46, P.Ii. Lt. '46, '47, '48, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Pro- gram Seller '47, Manager of Drill Squad '47. AZT 32 E+ MORAN, MARCELLA FRANCES xl frirlnlly girl in l'Il'Y',Y uuy, who imrlzrs llre nmxl of t'1't'l'-Y Jay. l.itcrary Club '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '46, Drill Squad '46, '47, H.R. Chaplain '46, Scrapbook Chm. '47, Beautification Com '46, Infirmary Monitor '45, Cigar Bowl '47. MOORE, ROBERT EDMUND If fir lun any funll, fu' fmt Irfl ni in Iloulllf' Transfer Student, I Dare You '45, '47. MOREAU, NORMA JEANNE Hur gairly ln'ijn'I1kx lwr fmt' of fun, I-li ll'fflIl'.lXl'll by flu' friI'uIl.I .ifn I zulu, Y-Teens '46, '47, lnf'irn1ary Monitor '45, Y-Teen Nom. Com. '46, Christmas Pageant '46, H.R. Beautification Com. '46, Drill Squad Champ. '46, Basketball Champ. '46, Literary Club '46, '47, Otlice Asst. '46, I Dare You '45, '46, '47, '48, .I.A.C. '46, '47, Prog. Chm. '46, D.ill Squad '46, '47, Honor Society '47, '48, Gold 81 Black '47, '48, P.li. Cpl. '47, Cigar Bowl '47. MORITZ, MARxIORIE ANN Maggie fl fun' lfml'x jrrvlliw, 11 Iwumzrl mlm' XIl'f'l'l, IIa.t Nl'!l'l' lwu mn .I lui In flied. H.R. S.C. Alt. Rep. '45, Scrapbook Chm. '45, '46, Literary Club librarian '46, Treas. '47, Y-Teens '45, Drill Squad '46, '47, I Dare You '47, '48, Otlice Asst. '47, '48, Annual Staff, Kiwan- ettes '48, Cigar Bowl '46, P.O.P. Staff '48. MORROW, MARGARET ANN Peggy Life aux zmuml lo ln' om' guy Ilrm1u1. liand '45, See. '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '45, '46, Allied Youth '47, '48, State Band Contest '47, District Band Contest '47. MURRAY, MARY JANE One thing ix f!Il'l'l'l'l' good, Mm! om' living ix I11n'rv.t. Band '45, '46, '47, H.R. P.O,P. Rep. '45, '46, '47, State Band Contest '46, '47, Y-Teens '45, Pub. Chm. '46, Pres. '47, Sec. '48, Came a Club '46, Prog. Chm. '47, Literary Club '46, '47, Christmas Pageant, S.lT. Regional Conf. Del. '46, '47, I Dare You '47, Pub. Chm. '47, Gold BL Black '47, '48, Hist. '47, H.R. Scrapbook Chm. '47, Honor Society Trcas. '47, '48, lfditor P.O.P. '47, Pres. Cabinet '47, '48, Dramatic Club '47, Quill Bl Scroll '47, Cor. Sec. '48, High School Register '48, Sec. Yfl'ecns '48, lnterclub Prev. '48, MUSSER, FRANCES MARIE Life ifmulil :mf lu' fukrn frm xI'r'io11il-Y. Transfer Student, H.R. Chaplain '47. NAVA, MARII-YN GEANETTE Sim lux luv: L',1'l'.Y, xofl will I7l'I1ll'lI'-fslkl' I'u1'r. ' P.l?. cpl. '45 , I.t. '46, '47, '48, t9.0.C. '46, '47, '48, P.li. Scml ester Honors, Drill Squad Champ. '46, Basketball Champ. '46, Drill Squad '46, '47, Leader '47, Program Seller '46, H.R. V-Pres. '45, Sec. '46, Chm. P.O.P. Drive '46, V-Pres. G.O.C. '47, Pan- therilla Court '46, j.A.C. '47, H.R. Chm. Honor Society Drive '45 OLIVER, MARY LUCILLE A goml fnuzrl ix llrlfvr flmu all ilu' lu-alla in ilu' u'orIIl. Y-Teens '45, .I.A.C. '46, '47, literary Club '46, '47, library Aswt. '45, '47, Drill Squad '47. PARRADO, HILDA Rournl lrrr I'-u'.i lrrtxm fell-if flu' l1lI1I'kvl', from' could' lull. P.Ii. Cpl. '45, Sgr. '4s, Lf. '47, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, H.R. Sec. '45, Y-Teens '46, Literary Club '46, Honor Society '47, '48. 4:1 33 15+ 0 PERKINS, ANGELIA KAY Her hair is no more sunny ibm: laer heart. Transfer Student, Y-Teens '47. PERKINS, PHILIP EUGENE Ami still they gazed and slill lbw lL'0l1!1l'T grew-- Tlmt one small bcatl ronla' furry all lac lcm'uf. H.R. Pres. '45, Chaplain '46, Sec. '47, Camera Club '45, '46, '47, Pres. '46, Science Club '46, '47, Dramatic Club '46, Pres. '47, Thespians V-Pres. '47, '48, Gold Sl Black '47, Trcas. '48, Honor Society Pres. '47, '48, Debate Club '46, B Squad Football '45, Varsity '46, Honor Court '47, R.O.T.C. Capt. '47, Panthcrilla Court '46, Head Lunchroom Monitor '47, S.A.S.G. W'orkshop at Nashville, Tenn. '47, Boy's State '47, Pres. S.A.S.G. Convention, Corpus Christi, Texas '47, V-Pres. Student Body '47, Delegate Youth Forum '46, Pres. of S.C. '47, Saber Club, '47, Executive Officer Navy Day '47, Rotary, Lions SL Kiwanis Prog. '46, '47, High School Register '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. PETERS, BILL FRANK Rruzly for uuyllzing-lr'l's nlalw' if fun llm'. B Squad Basketball '45, B Squad Football '46, P.O.l'. Cartoonist '46, '47, Science Club '47, Art Staff '47, P Club '47, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. PICKARD, MARY JIM Why grntlf-mrn frrrfvr lzlomlrsf' H.R. Sec. '47, S.C. Rep. '46, Sgt.-at-Arms '45, Y-Teens '45, P.E. Lt. '46, '47, G.O.C. '46, '47, Program Seller '46, Managing Ed. Pep O' Plant '47, Glee Club '46, Office Asst. '45, Lunch- room Monitor '47, Art Staff '47, H.R. Chaplain '46, Decoration '48, Gold 81 Black '48. PINKSTON, SUSAN PARRAMORE Blond swez'lm'ss. Honor Society '47, '48, I Dare You Club '46, '47. '48, H.R. Treas. '45, '46, Prog. Chm. '48, Y-Teens '46, Drill Squad '46, Olhce Asst. '45, '46, j.A.C. '46, '47, Allied Youth '47, '48, Pres. '47. POWELL, MINNIE LOUISE 'A life of enjoyment is flu' only life worth living. PUCKETT, ROBERT LEE Bob 'A winning smilc' will always bring you s1n'z'r.vs in llllj'fblV1,Q. Thespians '47, '48, Dramatic Club '46, '47, '48, Science Club '46, '47, '48, B Squad Football '45, '46, '47, R.O.T.C. '45, '46, '47, Glee Club '46, Festival '46, Dramatic Club V-Pres. '47, '48. RAND, MARJORIE 'Happy in lam' quiv! moorl, lmjvfxy, gay and m'z'r'r rurlrf' Transfer Student, I Dare You '48, Y-Teens '48, Youth for Christ, Literary Club. REGO, PASCUAL A. One who has frimrlx, nr'1'z'r fears lbs fulurr. RESNICK, LARRY Ld the rcs! of flat? wc rlil go by. l'll br a s1wf'clafor. Transfer Student. 42134121- REYNOLDS, GAYE CAROL She liar a pleasing manner and a friemlly brarlf' Youth for Christ '47, '48, Literary Club '47, '48, Drill Squad '47, Glcc Club '48, RICHARDSON, ROBERT ROY Bob Long, fall, and full of fbr' makings of a man. Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, Lettcrman's Club '47, '48, R.O.T.C. '46, '47, '48, N.C.O. Club V-Pres. '47, '48, Basketball A Squad '46, Track Team '48. ROBINSON, HELEN ELIZABETH IIN .rruall r'ourfr'xir'x xwz'I'lrn life. Drill Squad '47, Allied Youth '47, '48. ROCCAFORTE, DOMINIC Herr is a man fo liolil againxl flu' u'orl4l. Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Honor Society '47, '48. ROYSTER, RAY Nr'n'r loo xrrioux, not foo guy, but an all arouurl good fallow. Saber Club '47, '48, Art Staff '47, I.ettern1:In'S Club '46, '47, '48, Swimming Team '45, '46, Capt. '47, B Squad Football '45, '46, Varsity '47, B Basketball Team '45, '46, Panthcrilla Court '45, H.R. Pres. '45, V-Pres. '47, Class Notable. SANDLER, CURTIS EARLE School rlazr-xrlnool Ila:z'. ' Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Science Club '47, '48, H.R. Pep O' Plant Reporter '45, Allied Youth '47, '48, Victory Follies '46, Puppet Show. SELLERS, NANCY JOAN FrivnIlly Io all, lroslilv lo nonr, alu,'u3'.t jolly, anzl full of fun. H.R. Sec. '49, '46, Chaplain '46, S.C. Rep. '47, Trcas. '47, Red Cross Rep. '47, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, '48, Literary Club '46, '47, j.A.C. '46, Bookstore Asst. '47, '48, Youth for Christ '47 '48, Office Asst. '46, Library Asst. '45, '46, Drill Squad '46, '47, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. I SOMERBY, MARY LOU loyful, frirnrlly, and rrrr a plramnl companion. Glec Club '47, '48, Y-Teens '47, '48, Allied Youth '47, '48, Christmas Pageant '47, Transfer Student, V-Pres. Y-Teens '48. SESTI, INEZ ISABEL Noi quanlily Ilo we find lavrr, buf pleasing qualify. Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, Class Officer '45, Drill Squad '46, '47- Literary Club '47, Glee Club '47, Panthcrilla Com, '46. SINGLETON, BOBBY FRANKLIN He is as good a sport as bv is goorl looking. Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Music Clinic '46, '47, '48, State Music Contest '46, '47, Swing Band '45, '46, H.R. Chaplain '46, Treas. '48, P.O.P. Reporter '47, Key Club '46, Trcas. '47, Camera Club '45, Annual Staff '48, High School Register '48, Class Notable. +R ss E+ SIMMS, BILL VAUGHN It's no use-I liars- a girl. Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Golf Team '46, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '47, N.C.O. Club '47, '48, H.R. Prog. Committee '47. SKINNER, WILLIAM ROBERT Bill An all around man eomplrlr' in himself. H.R. V-Pres. '46, Track Team '46, '47, Science Club Pres. '47, Semester Honor Roll '46, '47. STAYER, JAN SIEDERMAN fanny Small in sfalure, so wry suwl, lJr'rr s a girl flmf ruff! liz' lurid. P.l'i. Sgt. '45, Lt. '46, G.0.C. '46, '47, '48, j.A.C. '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, '48, Pantherilla Court '47, Football Ban- quet Hostess '46, Asst. Ed. Pep O' Plant '47, Pres. Cabinet '47, '48, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, H.R. V-Pres. '46, S.C. Alt. Rep. '47, Drill Squad '46, '47, Basketball Champ. '45, Quill Sl Scroll '47, Rec. Sec. '48, Bonfire Com. '47, Decoration '48, Pro- gram Seller '46, Panthcrilla Committee '48, Kiwanettes '48, Cigar Bowl '47, Gold BL Black '48. STANALAND, WILLIAM N. Bill He may lar rallml tlmory brrausz' still wafer runs rlrrpf' R.O.T.C. Sgt. '46, '47. STRUTHERS, GERALDINE MAE Gerry Is she so quief and tlemure? Maylrr, lm! ilmft lu' foo sure. Kiwanettes '46, '47, '48, Rec. Sec. '47, H.R. Sec. '45, '46, '47, S.C. Rep. '47, Semester Honor Roll '45, P.E. Cpl. '45, Lt. '46, '47, '48, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Treas. '46, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '47, Saberette Club '47, '48, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, '48, Drill Squad '46, '47, j.A.C. '46, '47, '48, Kiwanette Minstrel '47, Football Banquet Hostess '46, Decoration Com. '47, Sr. Banquet Prog. '47, Cigar Bowl '46, Pcp O' Plant Staff '48, R.O.T.C. Formal Dress Review '47, Gold 81 Black '48. TAYLOR, FRANCIS D. Cai Always a smile to rw-ry spolzen uforrl Arm' a wi! lo answer eirryllaiizg be loraril. an Paratroopers. Pantherilla Court '45, Varsity football '45, Lunchroo-m Monitor, H.R. Chaplain. TAYLOR, SARAH JANE 'fsbf speaks, bl'lI1ll!'X, amz' arfs jus! as slit' ought. Y-Teens '46, '47, Oflicer,'47, j.A.C. '47, Christmas Pageant '46, Drill Squad '47. TERRELL, BRYCE HENRY I run resist d1Ij'flJl'Hg bu! fi-m1JIaiiou. Key Club '46, '47, '48, Sec. '47, B Squad Football '45, Varsity '46, '47, Track Team '46, H.R. V-Pres. '45, S.C. Rep. '46, Sec. '47, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '47, Lctterman's Club '47, '48. TERRELL, THELMA BLANCI-IE Slow rvrnimls ns of rllampagrir, always bubbling 0l't'l'l H.R. Treas. '45, Prog. Chm. '46, S.C. Rep. '46, '47, Y4Teens '45, '46, '47, Olhce Asst. '45, '46, Drill Squad '46, P.T.A. Assembly '46, j.A.C. Reporter '46, '47, Literary Club '46, '47, Drill Squad Champ. '47, P Club '46, '47, Cigar Bowl '47, Class Notable. THOMAS, OPAL NELL There are some profile who rim'f lavlp lu-ing nirrf' P.E. Baseball Champ. '45, Track Team Champ. '45, Glee Club '46, '47, '48, Music Festival '46, '47, '48, Band '46, '47, H.R. Pep O' Plant Reporter '46, Hist. '47, Sec. of B Band '47, Y-Teens Pub. Com. '47, Christmas Pageant '47, Song Leader '48, Dramatic Club '47, Literary Club '47. Atl 36 lie TIDWELL, MARY ELEANOR A face ibnfx prctficr, a woman more sweet, Hax ncwr barn one'.v luck lo rnrelf' P.E. Cpl. '46, Sgt. '47, Lt. '47, '48, G.O.C. '47, '48, H.R. Treas. '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '46, '47, Monitor '46, '47, Drill Squad '46, '47, H.R. Prog. Com. '47, Library Asst. '47, '48, Honor Society '47, '48, Camera Club '47, '48, j.A.C. '47, '48, Art Staff '47, '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48. TISON, JUNE MARIE If sweclmfss be a fauli, sbt' has a great one. Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, Christmas Pageant '46, '47, Art Staff '47, Drill Squad '47, Puppet Show. TURBERVILLE, LUKE Far may we xrarrfa brfrirc um' fiml a bear! so manly aml so lziml. R.O.T.C. '45, '46, Art Staff '47, '48, Fair Exhibit '48. TURNER, ROSE MARIAN Pinky She bas a bear! to rontriw, a langue fo pf'rxuai1e, Aml a bam! fo r'.w'r1i!c. Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, P.E. Cpl. '46, Sgt. '47, Youth for Christ '47, '48, H.R. Treas. '46, '47, Pep O' Plant Reporter '46, Sec. '47, '48, Drill Squad '47, '48, jan. Graduation Usher '48, Cigar Bowl '47, '48, Student Council Rep. '48, VAUGHAN, BILLY WALTER I !'d1P1t?, I uvrknl, I r0nquf'n'il, and I mazle il. R.O.T.C. Sgt. '46, I-LR. Pep O' Plant Reporter '45, Camera Club '47, '48, Science Club '47, '48, B Squad Football '45, '46, VOGTMANN, ELMIRA ESTELLE Our so sweet and full of fun is always popular. Library Asst. '45, H.R. S.C. Rep. '45, Pres. '46, V-Pres. '46, Treas. '47, Sec. '47, Y-Teens '45, '46, '47, P.E. Sgt. '45, '46, Cpl. '45, Drill Squad '46, '47, '48, Basketball Champ. '45, '46, Drill Champ. '46, Honor Court '47, '48, Annual Staff, Honor Society '47, '48, Treas. '48, G.O.C. '47, '48, P.T.A. Assembly '47, Semester Honor Roll '45, '46, '47, Kiwanettes '47, '48, V-Pres. '48, Cigar Bowl '47, Pep O' Plant Staff '48, Gold Bt Black '48. WADE, MARY JANE Tlvf're'r no mari' for a marfx lmzrl like waving red hair. 'P.lf. Sgt., Lt., G.O.C., J.A.C., Y-Teens, Class Notable, Drill Squad '47, '48, Cigar Bowl '47, WATERMAN, REGENA LEE Gena Sopliix!ira1irm .mil liaise an' lm! Iwo' of ber qualifies. Camera Club '46, '47, Literary Club '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '46, '47, Drill Squad '46, '47, Thanksgiving Slogan winner '46, Office Asst. '47, Annual Staff, Cigar Bowl '47, Honor Society '47, '48, Pep O' Plant Staff '48, Gold BL Black '48. WEHUNT, ALINE A girl boil: friendly and xu'r'el. Transfer Student. WENTWORTH, LEATA ALINE As pleasing was Ibis buppy mind, as were lbc melodies she marlc'. Honor Society '47, '48, I Dare You '47, '48, Gold 86 Black '47, '48, H.R. Chaplain '45, '46, '47, '48, Prog. Chm. '46, Pan- therilla Orch. '46, Youth Forum Rep. '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, Band '45, '46, '47, Variety Show '46, Music Clinic '45, Annual Staff '47, '48, Art Staff '48, Jan. Graduation Usher. -ffl 37 Ef- WILKES, NANCY ELIZABETH Nancy .vymbalizes all our idealx, love qualities, and leadership. Honor Court '45, '46, Clerk '47, Chief Justice '47, I Dare You '46, '47, '48, COP. SCC. '46, P.E. Sgt. '45, '46, '47, Lt. '47, '48, G.O.C. '47, '48, Drill Squad '47, '48, H.R. Pep O' Plant Re- porter '47, Girls' State Delegate '47, Honor Society '47, '48, State Sec. BL Treas. '47, '48, Gold Bc Black '47, '48, Pres. Cabinet '47g Kiwanettes '47, '48, High School Register '4Sg Class No-table. YOHNER, ARTHUR WILLIAM Bua'gie I like work, it fasvinates meg I can :il and look at it for laofurs. N.C.O. Club '47, J.A.C. '47, '48, R.O.T.C. '45, '46, '47, Pep O' Plant Staff '48, ZELUFF, JAMES DAN Never trouble trouble, lest trouble troubles you. Band '45, '46, '47, State Music Clinic '45, '47, Science Club '46, '47, Student Federalist '46g Camera Club '47, R.O.T.C. '45, '46. N O T S H O W N JOHNSON, JAMES HARRISON jim W0rk? Wbat's thai? R.O.T.C. '45, '46, Sgr. '47. 4l38l5' fs? MSB E ., w,g,,.,..v't ' , 5 F x ', YJ! SUMMER SCHOOL BINGMAN, BERT F. Belief men iban ln' bare lirerl bn! we doubt il. Transfer Student, R.O.T.C. '47, Graduation Usher '48. DAUGHERTY, DOROTHY Happy-go-lnrky, but who would be ofherwixef' Majorette '47, P.E. Lt. '46, '47, '48, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48. FERRIS, MIKE We know laim lilile, buf like him lofi. Transfer Student. MCMASTER, LAURENS He burns Ike mirlniglal oil lm! not always for xfililyf' Transfer Student. NORMAN, MARTHA ANN Marty LiHle and pelife, no! murh of ber, buf ob bow xu'c'4'f. Softball Champ. '46, Relay Champ. '46, P.E. Sgt. '46, Lt. '47, G.O.C. '46, '47, '48, Drill Squad '46, '47, Y-Teens '46, '47, Majorette Club '47, Cigar Bowl '46, '47. THOMAS, RICHARD MERRITT Dick Worry never ueconzplisbz-il anything lU07'flJlL'lJiIl'.H Science Club '46, '47, Student Federalists '45, '46, '47, Dramatic Club '47, R.O.T.C. Lt. '46, '47, Saber Club '46, '47, Rifle Letter '45, '46, '47, Monitor '46, '47. WILKERSON, DAVID JOHN He sloopx for noflaing, bu! Ibe door. I R.O.T.C. '47. WILSON, BILL Might as well lake my lime, llu'rz I u whole life lIlJI'l1!l' of 1m'.' -if 40 E+ M4153- Q iin jlllilemuriam , ax PoTTs, JOHN THOMAS johnny ' Why: ix 17rn'ir1l1.v ix m'z'rr fr1rg01!1'11. Gold .md Black '47, I u I 1 l Left Io Right, Row l-L. Olsen, H. Shonbrun, J. Rhodes, B. McAllister, B. Woolf, F. Moore, D. Harris. Row 2-J. Cepeda, G. Arrington, N. F. Grisswell, I.. Kerr, F. Sammcck, P. Harris. Row 3-A. Curry, G. Ohmstead, F. Carter, A. Wolfley, D. Forester. Row 4-B. Stevens, G. Sohl, B. Laird, B. Gunby, T. Feagin, T. Lynch, G. Boyles. Row S-J. Gunter, M. Kelly, D. Conrad, B. Wilson, L. Caro, ul. Meirs, B. Tait. SENIOR B HISTORY We of the Senior B Class will soon enter our final semester. During our two and a half years of faithfully serving our Alma Mater, we have made outstanding progress. We are proudly represented in the National Honor Society by Linnore Olsen, Bob Tait, and Frank Carter. Linnore is also a cheerleader, a member of the I Dare You Club, and the Gold and Black. Suzanne Davis is an active member of the all A club, the I Dare You. When Louis Caro was a sophomore he became a member of the varsity basketball squad. This year he was also active in football and was ap- pointed alternate captain of next year's team. Thus our class history ends, with each one of us eager to maintain the standards set by preceding members of the Senior class. 4il42P+ Lvl! In Rigflf, Row I-B. Schroeder. M. l.. Huqnsby, H. XVilson, B. xl. Snow, ul. Stallings, M. W'ingo, B. Nance, B. Humphrey, J f B. W'l1ite, li. Redding, M. Vfoolf, l, Sissnn, N. Seay, C. Wlieats. Row 2+M. Milner, V. Raylor, V. Hurley, V. Newton, B. Xlfhite, B. Vi'hetstone, wv1lllC, M. l., W'l1iteside, S. Tooke, N. Xvyatt, D, Turner, C. W'ilhi4le. T. Rollins. Row 5-V. Musselman, M, Summers, M. xl. Iyie, S. Marlock, Al. Pauley, B. Ross, N. XVoud, R. Stallings, C. Thompson, Ii. jackson, R. Cameron. Row 4-B. Sclialler, V. Wade, K. Pettaway, 17. Hyder, P. Tobin, B. Vlfilson, D. Byington, F. jackson, B. Thrower, ll. Van Horn, XV. NY'eaver, O. Moll, B. Scholes. Row S-Rl. W'iltse, D. Newcomer, Il. Raines, AI. Hutchings, il. Nll'aite, -I. Xvelsby, B. W'ilbanks, B, Clark, G. Burt, B. McXVilliams, C. Magnon. Row 6731. Ryan, A. Underberg, D. Vfhiteside, lf. Stuart, H. Hunnicutt, ul. Wright, XV. Springfield, Al. McGregor, ll. McKay. Row 7-D. Hyman, Al. Petit, C. Pirel, A. Peacock, D. Sellas, nl. Robbins, H. Ricker, D. Robertson, F. Xlllxtsoii, P. Rainey. Row 8-M. XVentworth, A. Tyree, j. Norcross, -I. l,. Reale, C. W'oodard, B. Stender, D, W'illiams, K. Rossa. JUNIOR A HISTORY With the completion of two years of High School, the Junior A Class looks back on a fine record and also looks ahead to additional achieve- ITICIIIS. First in line to report its activities is Home Room 108 which has as its capable officers: Bill Hearne, Presidentg Dot Jordan, Vice-Presidentg Sue Kirven, Secretary, and Bookie Kuhn, Student Council Representative. The members of the class have joined the different clubs and have supported all school activities. Bill Hearne was chosen to go to Corpus Christi. He is also President of Youth for Christ and is an outstanding member of the basketball team. Dot Jordan and Jane Hook made the I Dare You Club. Bob King and June Keirstead take an active part in the Little Theatre while Bob is also President of the Dramatic Club +41 and President of the Thespians. Helen johnson and Sally Lowry are members of the G.O.C. John Lawson is a member of the Key Club and Joe Knight is a member of the Science Club. Fifteen members of the class were on the Semester Honor Roll. Next in line of reports is Home Room 105 which is well represented in all phases of school activities. Their ofhcers are: Don Gould, President: Pete Milian, Vice-Presidentg Carol Jean Carter, Secretaryg and Joyce MeLeran, Student Council Representative. Don Gould, Pete Milian, and Buddy Ennis were again on the football team. Don also played basketball and Buddy was on the track team. Jay Fleming represented his Home Room on the swimming team and Jack Greene was an active member of the rifle team. Carol Jean Carter was tapped into the Kiwanettes this year. I I.rfl lo Rigbf, Row 1-S. Moreau, Lynn, S. Shaffer, N. Giddens, D. Maniaci, B. Brown, C. Collins, C. J. Carter, M. MC- Pherson, J. McLeran, B. J. Brawley, C. Trubey, S. Rhodes, A. Brooker. Row 2-J. Phillips, D. Jordan, G. Mercer, H. Johnson, T. Harley, J. Brent, B. Drew, B. Boone, V. Arango, L. McRae, C. Dalton, C. Cleare, P. Delaney. Row 3-M, L. Johnson, H. linsminger, C. Cressley, R. Alexander, A. Harwood, S. Morris, P. Smith, M. Mann, B. Kickliter, F. Blevins, W. Flowers, Row 44 C. Derwort, D. Daughtery, J. Mason, T. Gooding, R. Allen, C. Cox, D. Johnson, J. Eidson. Row S-V. Carver, A. Belden, O. Iiaireloth, F. Brush, J. W. Jones, B. Hearne, J. Green, T. Cowper, D. Drylie, R. Gantner. Row 6-P. Ciccarillo, J. Bond, B. Laughtery, J. Lawson, T. Arrango, B. Ennis, B. Kuhn, C. Dawkins, A. Brady, T. Moore, R. Alexander. Row 7-J. Fleming, J. Granda, P. Ammons, H. Cleotelis, B. Benson, H. Airth, D. Bradley, Lain. Row 8-S. Dudney, R. Hayes, D. Gould, P. Milian, T. Chase, R. Bogue, R. Dancy, H. Munroe. Row 9-J. McClurkin, B. Haylock, McNulty, I. Munson, C. Gwen, L. Heumaneus, B. Lewis, T. Lynn, R. Morgan. Row 10-J . Freeman, J. Corrick, B. J. Collins, S. Gyland, J. Bramlett, S. Kun- kel, M. Barlow, P. McNab, J. Knight. Row 11-H. Coles, W. Cowart, J. Lee, S. Lowry, G. Keith, J. Chambers, J. Kennedy, L. Mathis, J. Whetsell, S. Kohn. JUNIGR A HISTORY CCon'rinuedl Home Room 100 chose as its President Bobby Benson, who was assisted by Vice-President Russell Bogue, Secretary Betty Jean Brawleyg and Stu- dent Council Representative, Jimmy Arango. Virginia Arango, Mary Lib Barlow, Jo Bramlitt, Alice Belden and Betty Jean Brawley are all mem- bers of I Dare You and Russell Bogue is a mem- ber of the Key Club. The able leaders of Home Room 214 are Burt Clark, President, Carol Wilhide, Vice-Presidentg Jean Hutchings, Secretary, and Walter Weaver, Student Council Representative. On the ath- letic field this class is represented by David Hyman and Jimmy Wright. Marilyn Wingo is a member of the Thespians and Kiwanettes. Joyce Wiltse is an active member of I Dare Youf, The other members of the class are active in such organiza- tions as Camera, Science, Literary, Y-Teens and Youth for Christ Clubs. Home Room 205 has made a record for itself in all phases of school life under the leadership of its oflicersz Gene Stuart, President, Fred Watson, Vice-President, Jean Stallings, Secretary, Patsy Sisson, Treasurer. Home Room 104 selected the following ollicers: President, Patsy Delaney, Vice-President, Roger Hayes, Secretary and Treasurer, Wilma Cowart, and Student Council Representative, Jimmy Cle- otelis. Joyce Wamble and Helen Coles are mem- bers of the I Dare You and Helen and Wilma Cowart were initiated into the National Thespians. In the fall these students will again resume their studies and will strive to make their Senior year so successful that they will be a credit to their Alma Mater. +449 I I Lvfl lo Rigbl, Row I-P. Feral, E. Freeburn, A. Espina, B. Conley, M. Bruce. M. Brisbin, S. Higgins, M. Flowers, C. Griffin. V. Daffron. Row 2-C. McDonough, B. Lowery, J. Hagan, A. Lewis, G. Mason, D. Brown. Row 3-D. Myers, -I. Scott, B. Van Norman, S. Pride, G. Zazopoulos, Stanford, B. Register. Row 4-C. Carson, R. Chambers, ml. McCall, G. Fuller, I.. Prcwctt, L. Sherrill, Rollins, M. Xiques. JUNIOR B HISTORY We, the members of the Junior B class, are win- ning honors in Plant and we hope to add many more as we progress. Those chosen to lead us are: President, Arnold Lewis, Vice-President, Bob Loweryg Chaplain, Evelyn Sappg Secretary, Margaret Bruceg and Pep O' Plant Reporter, John Nance. -1.445321- Arnold Lewis was very active in both football and basketball. Cabby Childress won Ll letter on the swimming team. Now we have enumerated our hono-rs and we are anxious to resume our activities for our rc- maining year and a half in the halls of Plant High School. .-.4-.ip-11 .. . Imfl lo Rigbf, Row l-N. Bodden, B. Cannon, D. Barker. P. Boring, Belle, A. Blake, S. Dunbar, E. Erdody, J. Cooner, J. Dean, K. Cummins, M. DeLoacl1, Craig, F. Fisher, K. Cruz, B. Fleer, B. Friday, V. Sumner, D. Seaton, Simpson, B. Smith. Row 2-G. Bond, Alverz, B. Bean, S. Benson, P. Boyd, S. Anderson, G. Anderson, C. Dormony, G. Dcmlow, J. lidwards, A. Farnum, H. Trillcs, C. Snow, l.. Schwartz. M. Strout, O. Sherman, E. Stcnarres, D. Allison. Row 3-R. Bishel, N. Amos, J. Bower, G. Wajdowicy, A. Bever, R. Barney, D. Bishel, J. Abbott, J. Bishel, P. Adams, F. Feltas, D. Fclrs, A. Shaffer, N. Sho- chuley, M. Tison, L. Siler, B. Rolland, A. Stover, S. Son, M. Thom. Row 4--T. Vfoolf, A. Brindell, R.15oyce, M. Allen, C. Brin- dell, S. Burnett, P. Vaspelus, R. Yafiek, B. Dawson, B. Ellis, H. Buckley, XV. Crumbley, P. Scaglione. G. Syphers, G. Stewart, R. Sesti, H. Shell. Row 5-J. WYESI, C. Williiiriis, C. Weirs, C. Wl1itten, li. Nxfoodward, B. XVhittaker, R. XViegel, B. Bryant, T. Brooks, C. Calhoon, T. Davis, J. Fennell, L. Erickson, P. Caldoni, A. Cazin, J. Cunningham, J. Swindall, S. Tidwcll, J. Thomas. Row 6-H. W'alker, N. Wilsrmva, ll. B. Wilkersoia, B. White, A. Cortina, D. Cleotelis, M. Christenson, C. Cooper, B. Carras, G. Conley, B. Bryan, J. Cigarran, R. Chambers, R. Cain, J. Spoor, P. Tarnow, B. Spoor, C, Thomas. Row 7+A. Vin- cent, P. Tyler, K. Wfeeklcy, M. W'alker, M. A. Vaughan, I.. Zazopoulos, S. Chiles, H. Coppersmith, M. Coppcrsmith, S. Collins, G. Castre, li. Cock, J. Bryan. J. Burkart, B. Smith, D. Van Horn, N. W'oods, C. Xveleh. B. Xvilliams, N. Wilson. SOP!-IOMORE A HISTORY Although we have been at Plant for just one year, we, the Sophomore A Class, have proved our- selves one of the most progressive grades in school. At the beginning of the year, Home Room 101 held its first meeting and elected the following officers: Johnny Boushall, President: Patti Boring, Vice-Presidentg Joanne Belle, Secretaryg Girard Anderson, Treasurer and Anne Blake, Pep O' Plant Reporter. This room was one hundred percent in the drives for Tuberculosis, Red Cross, March of Dimes, and Community Chest. In Home Room 106, Thad Brooks acted as Presi- dentg Bob Bryan was Vice-Presidentg and Carolyn Calhoun was Secretary. Every Thursday interest- ing programs were planned by Dorothy Cleotelis. A very promising athlete from this Home Room is Jerry Cigarran. Herbert Buckley is assistant basketball varsity manager. Home Room 116 reports that Larry Goodrich not only was Home Room President but also was manager of the varsity football and basketball teams. The Home Room Vice-President was Bob Goodman and the Secretary was Renie Hall. Renie was a substitute cheerleader for the games this year. Mary Lou Hagerman and Bobby Gooding were maiorettes and many other girls were in the Thanksgiving Day Drill Squad. Elected to lead Room 118 were Dolly Leinback, Presidentg Luke Johnson, Vice-Presidentg Polly Linback, Secretary, Jackie Houston, Chaplain, +51 461 I.z'fI In Riglrl, Row I-j. Pfund, A. Price, E. Reece, B. Parslow. j. Rose, j. Phillips, A. Pendcrgrass, A. Paulet, P. Powell, S. Peters, M. Rosser, Ray, P. Meirs, Moore, H. Menendez, F. Malmberg, M. Marszolf, D. Musa, P. Leinbach, L. Linebaugh, R. Hall, D. Lee, G. Haffner. Row 2-P. Olson, V. Prince, S. Reppey, j. Penberthy, N. Nathan, j. Rhodes, N. Macfee, Il. Miles, M. McKay, K. Lovell, N. Maxwell, D. Miller, B. Mcllongough, B. Newsom, S. Knaub, j. King, P. Newcomer, j. Hirsch, A. Lan- ham, j. Lynn. A. Lee, j. Houston. Row 3-D. Peters, B. Mcighen, H. Parker, T. Ohmstede, C. Osman, B. Reid, M. Mangus, j. jones, A. Leslie, j. jamerson, N. Laughinghouse, j. johnston, L. Gaddis, B. Harris, B. Gooding, M. Hagaman, L. Hildebrandt, E. Garcia, M. Killars, R. Hawk. Row 4-B. Philon, R. Rand, R. Reynolds, j. McWhirter, V. Petusci, M. Hill, Ii. Karpel, S. Kaplowitz, R. Kolacky, S. Maxwell, B. Hamilton, M. Giddens, l.. johnson, P. Lee, P. jones, H. Gibbons, H. Hill, j. Kichler, E. Gonzalez, j. M. Harrison. Row 5-B. Mansker, j. Greenwald, D. Marcos, W. jones, A. McKenzie, j. Pepper, B. Bidwell, A. Mealey, P. Pinkney, D. Hardy, j. Leonard, Ii. Levy, M. Hendry, C. Meuret, j. Myers, B. Goodman. L. Goodrich, W. jones, B. Howell, D. Good, j. Handley. Row 6-O. Maddox, V. Longo, j. Moore, B. Marzolf, H. Foreman. SOPHOMORE A HISTORY CContinuedl and Ann Lesley, Pep O' Plant Reporter. This room achieved third place in the Pep O' Plant Drive, with more than one hundred per cent, and second place in the P.T.A. Drive. Home Room 120 chose as its officers Albert Mealey, President, jack Pepper, Vice-President, Frances Nab, Secretary, and Dorothy Miller, Chap- lain. Several students are club and band members and some of the girls marched in the Thanksgiving Day Drill Squad. In Home Room 202 Walter Smoak and Pete Scaglioni served as President and Vice-President, respectively. Cecil Thompson was class Treasurer and Virginia Sumners was Chaplain. Two mem- bers of the Dramatic Club from 202 are Gentry Shell and john Swindoll. In the Y-Teens are +4 47 inf- Dorothy Seaton, Shirley Shepherd, Ann Shaffer, jean Simpson, Chloe jean Snow, Liza Silver, and Naomi Shockley. Mary Thom was the Maiorette Club President, and Elizabeth Swarty and Othella Sherman were members of the club. The class officers of 206 were Bobby Whitaker, President: Bill Whilden, Vice-President, and Mar- garet Walker, Secretary. The Sophomore Class sent Bobby Whitaker as a representative to the S.A.S.G. Convention in Corpus Christi, Texas. Charlie Wiehrs held a prominent position on Plant's bas- ketball team. This is certainly an imposing list of honors for a Sophomore Class. When we return as juniors we have resolved to do even better for ourselves and our Alma Mater. l.i'ff fo Right, Row l-LI. Ambragne, XV. Michaels, B. Freeman, B. J. Miller, D. Lado, C. McRae, V. Hodges, J. Rivers. Row 2-G. Hearing, lf. Haber, P. W'eissman, C. jones, C. Alderman, D. Lyles, V. Giglo. Row 3-T. Mooney, B. Ray, B. Estes, D. Miklcr, C. Worth, ml. Boznback, LI. Longworth. Row 4-R. Dallaive, P. Cooper, B. Witherington, P. Wfillis, B. W'eaver, A. Lambuson. SOPHOMORE B HISTORY On February 2, 1948, twenty-nine frightened little Sophomores started their first year at Plant High School. Our time here has been short, but already we are taking our places in the school's activities and hope to prove ourselves to be worthy members in all phases of schoiol life. As our officers, we have chosen Billy Ray as President, Jan Rivers as Vice-President, james Weaver as Secretary, and Dolores Lado, Sergeant- at-Arms. With such capable ofhcers we hope to make a name for ourselves in Plant High School. After our summer vacation, we will come back ready to prove ourselves another outstanding Plant High class. 48 E+ 49 'Nvafb flu' Tincfs of Trzlnm Cain-1928 Sfczmfs Our' L' 0.1111 Uilnm Jblafw' Glorious fo Vivu'--I 9-F8 , ww, QL wfffifff-HrX'. wif Kawai Mar Tl in :- 'EZ :.,. ' X A Qriff ' 5 . ' psf I .. lf fM-1M ' ,xii , vggggww V H 131321 1 f ' e fl 'ie W x,,-A Y 'V 1?- x , ew sm 5 ' Y . , W is . 'f i M? 'N 1 -XESSOE , Z ffff LL ww 60 6' 539255 ff X X Xlp A L 4 Q , ,f Y lx A 1,,' I' ' T ff nf- f' N ' 4 xkf.ffl x X :5:5:3EgEgE5E5E5EgE' N X ., as X 2 N W U If Nw W ji A I-+ F Gia? K, I 1 kv I V, .pqxgxxy V xx 1 NNI, F' 'W I G ' H v If A V EW 9 J 2 IG. 5 P, XX Xxqx if 5 W P Y jf I XR E .ik Q X of 13 - 'N' few W X 41 L In W W' f K, H K S f 1 2 . J,, If Q f I' , X f X W x W- , ' ,fx 1 K fj 441159 Lrfi to Rigbl-B. Abbott, A. Doll, G. Benham, N. Wilkes, M. Bowen, J. Stayer, F. Bixler, V. Milian, P. Perkins, V. Ellis, P. Game, T. Allen, W. Grahn, T. Koulouris, M. J. Murray, M. Metzger. PRESlDENT'S CABINET The President's Cabinet is the governing body of H. B. Plant High School which deals with all problems of school management. Appointments to the Cabinet are made by the president of the Student Body, the principal, and the adviser. Each member heads a different department. Plant High School was President of the Southern Association of Student Governments this year, and was in charge of all activities at the convention in Corpus Christi, Texas. Phil Perkins presided at the general assemblies. Plant's other delegates were Linnorc Olsen and William I-Iearne. The purpose of the convention was to promote student govern- ments and a better spirit of cooperation among high schools in the South. Bill Abbott served as president for the first sem- ester, Phil Perkins, vice-president, Grace Benham, secretary, and Paul Game, treasurer. Those heading the various departments were as follows: Nancy Wilkes, Frances Bixler, Walter Grahn, Virginia Milian, Tommy Koulouris, Vernon Ellis, Martha Metzger, David McLean, Tom Allen, Jan Stayer, Audrey Doll, Mary Jane Murray, Martha Bowen, and Walter Baldwin. The Sponsor is Mr. William Lucka. 4152313-' PLANT DELEGATES WELCOMED AT CORPUS CHRIST! On November lflth Plant delegates from the Student Council flew to Corpus Christi to take part in a South Eastern Regional Meeting of delegates from High School Student Councils. This picture was taken when joe Arnold, president of the Student Council of Corpus Christi High School, welcomed Mrs. Sewell, sponsor, Phil Perkins, Bill llearne, Bob XVhitalter. Genevieve Bond. Laura Mickler, Linnore Olsen, and Mrs. Roy McLean, St. Petersburg sponsor. A special police escort from the airport caused this group to feel than they were truly welcome Deep in the Heart of Texas. We have been assured that Phil presided over the meetings with great dignity and executive eflacieney. 21 ss jif BEGSTINAYIEEE ,X Mr Illllhl, Director of Student Activities s , . Lvff fo Riglll, Row I-M. Hill, S. Tidwell, B. Tait, F. O'Brien, T. Creasey, M. Christensen, A. Massaro. Row 2-A. B. Jones, IS. Haylock, A. Duncan, H. Holmes, A. Bryan, P. Perkins, L. Olsen, J. Clcotelis, W. Weaver, S. Erickson, B. Nance. Row 3- L. Mickler, A. Beaver, AI. Robinson, J. McLeran, C. Wcirs, B. Kuhn, T. Arrango, Mrs. Sewell. STUDENT COUNCIL The purposes of the Student Council, the legis- lative branch of the student body, are to encourage participation in the administration of student affairs and to promote the general welfare of stu- dents in Plant High School. Each homeroom elects one representative, who brings suggestions from his homeroom before the council and returns with its decision. At least once every six weeks a regular meeting is held, but special meetings may be called by the President of the student body, the presiding officer or by re- quest of a majority of the representatives. Althofugh passing regulations for the govern- ment of the school is the major function of the organization, the group also confirms the appoint- ments of the President and may impeach any officer. Phil Perkins served as President during the fall term and appointed Linnore Olsen, Secretary. A faculty representative, Mrs. Lorraine Sewell, and the principal offer full support and cooperation, but have power to veto when necessary to pro- mote the general welfare. +34 S4 R+ i 5 ,Q 'Yfiix Luft lo Rigb!-D. McLean, F. Bixlef, P. Perkins, N. Wilkes, L. Olsen, D. Gould, M. Sommers, R. Bogue, E. Vogtmann. HONOR COURT The Honor Court, which is the judicial branch of the student government, was formed in the fall semester of 1943 and consists of representa- tives from the Senior, Junioir and Sophomore classes. These representatives are chosen with great care by the Chief Justice, who is appointed by the President of the Student Body. The purpose of the Honor Court is to promote honesty and to establish a higher standard of honor in Plant. The om'ganization's only aim is to im- press upon Plant High students the importance of honesty. H559- The membcrs of the Honor Court are: Cbirf justin' ------ NANLZY XV'ILKliS Clerk -------- LINNORE OLSEN FRANCES BIXLER DON GOULD DAVID MCLEAN M1Tz1E SOMERS ELMIRA VOGTMAN RUSSELL BOGUE PHIL PERKINS BOBBY WHITAKER Sponsor - ---- MRS. MARY SNEAD VIRGINIA ACHESON ANN MARIE ANSLEV GRACE BENI-IAM ANN BRYAN 'J VIRGINIPI NIILIAN MAR? JANE MURRAY BILL ABBOTT DOROTHY BEVIS VERNON ELLIS SSILVIA ERICKSON ONGR SOCIETY . o. ,. , I - as i S- ai Maseemics Atteooo FACULTY ADVISER . I--, ' S 'Sv - 'Z' is I iff , I ' Ii' -V .:,-- -. I,.', Q A ' . I Z, ' MARTHA METZ6!-SR ANDY DUNCAN TROLPI ANN STEVENS PI-III. PERKINS BARBARA CROSS MARION comoettv 1.7 J teumiwencxtsa - wg! ' NANCY WILKES RUDREV DOLL. No higher honor can be accorded a I -e Plant High School student than to be taken into the National Honor Society. Plant's Honor Society is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Beatrice Allgood. Fifteen per cent of the senior class enrollment are selected for membership: when they are Junior A's, sq when they are Senior B's, and the remaining 524 when they are Senior A's. A special can- dlelight ceremony in the school auditorium is used for the initiation. The necessary qualifications of the candidates are as follows: 1. Character 2. Scholarship 3. Leadership 4. Service +3 se IS'- RICHARD FLOOD A 'ANNE HAWKINS SUSAN PINKSTON 061501 SUE JANE FREEL, JANET KR! CKBAU VI ,IC DOMINIC ROCCAFORTE CARVL 6RANT lBETTY MIDDLETGN MARY ELEANOR TIDWELL 1. . x 1. 1 . 5 .N 4 LAETA WENTWORTH 'or Its m.IIn piolect this year, the Honor Society has h.1d members to help A 'A those students who desire and need help in different studies. This help, the society hopes, has curbed unnecessary failures. Another project was helping the children IIC the Children's Home during Christmas. Toys and clothes were collected and given to the children, vin Santa, Christmas morning. -3 57 The ofhcers elected are as follows: Prexidmf - - - - - - - PHIL PERKINS Vin'-Prf'siI1I'Izf ---- VIRGINIA MILIAN Rt'C'!II'1lilItQ Serrvlary - - MARTHA METZGER Corresponding Secrvfury - - LAURA MICRLER Trf'axzm'r ----- MARY JANE MURRAY Historian ------- ANN BRYAN BETTY CJREGORY JEANNE MOREAU ELNHRA VOGTMAN TH ELMA MAE PUQUES LINNORE OLSEN VIRGINIA HAWES i I SN... -- 4 5- S l-HLDA PARRADO I REGENA WATERMAN FRANK CARTER 'ROBERT TAIT 4 l Lrfi Io Rigllf, Row 1-L. Mickler, M. Metzger, M. J. Murray, A. Doll, H. Holmes, L. Olsen, G. Benham, Moreau, N. Wilkes, A. Bryan. Row 2-A. Duncan, I.. WCHIW'OfIh, B. Middleton, Mrs. O'Neill, M. Bourne, D. McLean, F. Bixler, P. Game. N01 Pit'fllFl'l1fP. Perkins. THE ORDER OF THE GOLD AND BLACK The Order of the Gold and Black was organized December 15, 1943, by the President's Cabinet of Plant High School. This club has a Hve point pro- gram: co-operation, dependability, initiative, lea- dership, and service. The chief objective of the club is service to the school. Other things being equal, the officers and members of the Gold and Black are selected on the basis of service rendered to the school. Among other things this club has in the past two years installed an electric drinking fountain and a plaque with the names of our war dead and has equipped an audio-visual room. This year the project of the club is to lay a concrete walk be- tween the school building and the gymnasium. The members are Dolly Albok, Grace Benhnm, Frances Bixler, Marjorie Bourne, Barbara Cross, Audry Doll, Paul Game, Helen Holmes, Jim Ken- nedy, Martha Metzger, Laura Mickler, Betty Mid- dleton, Jean Moreau, Linnore Olsen, Laeta Went- worth, and Nancy Wilkes. OFFICERS President - - ---- ANDY DUNCAN Vive-President - - DAVID MCLERN Srcrafary - - - ANN BRYAN Treasurer - - - - PHIL PERKINS Historian - - MARY JANE MURRAY Sponsor - - MRS. RUTH O,NElLL -154 ssF+ 59 f lmfl' lu Rigfil, Row l-B. Grego. y, S. Pinkston, S. Davis, H. Shonbrun, A. Duncan, L. Olsen, M. il. Murray, M. Metzger, A. Ansley, C. ul. Carter, QI. Moreau. Row 2-A. Bryan, M. Mann, xl. Freel, N. Wilkes, H. Maddox, F. Hyder, B. Brawley, D. jordan, L. Mickler, bl. B1'amlett, A. Beldin, ml. Hook. Row 3-B. Abbott, R. Dancy, ll. Moore, Miss M. Gilliland, T. Stevens, l.. W'entworth, M. I.. Barlow, -I. I.. Reale, V. Arrango, ll. W'iltse, V. Acheson, T. Xiques, H. Coles. Nof in Piz'Ilm'f,I. Whnnble. l DARE YOU CLUB To secure membership in the I Dare You club, students must obtain an all AU average in their studies for one semester. Members try to develop themselves not only mentally, but also physically, spiritually, and socially. These principles are based on the ideals set forth in Williana Danforth,s book, I Dare You. The group dares you to reach these standards. At the beginning of the year a tCzl was held at the home of Miss Myrtle Gilliland, the club spon- sor, to recognize new members. In November the I Dare You club was in- vited to a dress rehearsal of the Little Theatre pro- duction, Ten Little Indians. During the Hrst semester the club went along with the Honor Society in helping failing students. 15+ A committee was appointed to place the twelve benches, a gift of the 1947 graduating class, on the campus. Members have also corresponded with former I Dare You's, who are in college to in- quire if they are maintaining their high scholastic record. Olfl-'ICIQRS President - - - ANDY IJUNCAN Vin'-Prvsiderzi - - - LINNORE LULSEN Recording Smwfary - - HIZLENE SHONBRUN Correspomzling S4'rrc'fary - - SUZANNE Davis Historian - - - jorcu XVAMBLIQ Treaxzmfr - - - Mmrrim Msrzomx Sponsor - - Miss MYRTLE GIl.I.II,ANlJ Left to Rigbl, Row 1-G. Benham, H. Holmes, G. Struthers, M. E. Martin, M. Bourne. Row 2-M. Burritt, M. Metzger, Mrs. Gudath, N. Wilkes, H. Moody, H. Shonbrun, J. Young, L. Olsen, A. Hawkins, S. Miller, F. Bixler, E. Vogtmann, M. Bowen, A. Doll, A. Bryan. KIWANETTE CLUB The Kiwanette Club of Plant High School is under the supervision of the Kiwanee Club of Tampa. It is composed of twenty girls chosen for their outstanding leadership, character, service, and scholarship. In promoting friendship and leader- ship the Kiwanettes are living up to their motto, We Serve. On the third Tuesday of each month a joint meeting is held in a downtown cafeteria with Hillsborough, Jeiferson, and Plant acting as alter- nate hostesses, each planning a program. ln the fall of 1947 we installed the following oilicers: President - - - MARJORIE BOURNE Vice-President - - - HELEN HOLMES Recording Secretary - - GERRY STRUTHERS Corresponding Secretary MARY ELOISE MARTIN Treasurer ------- GRACE BEN:-IAM Sponsor - - Mas. CARMEN GUDATH 'Ei60li Lrft In Right, Row l-B. Ennis, D. Gould, B. Tcrrill, R. Bogue, P. Game. Row 2-J. Wright, J. Lawson, R. Hayes, Dolcater, R. Stallings. N01 Pirfurrwl-W. Baldwin, B. Singleton, P. Milian, B. Hewlett, Lynn. THE KEY CLUB The Key Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Lucka, has set as its standard for the year the maintenance of the beautification of Plant's yards, grounds, and surrounding areas. A visable im- provement has been seen in many instances along these lines and it is hoped that the initial interest given to the matter of keeping our school area in a constant presentable appearance will develop into a commendable tradition with future Plant High students. With Walter Baldwin at the helm of this year's Key Club the aims and purposes of the organization were fulfilled. wl61l3' ' Six members attended the State Convention of Florida Key Clubs at St. Petersburg on December 7th, Sth and 9th and brought back a wide number of suggestions and corrective criticism for our own chapter at Plant High School. Oilicers for the first semester were: Prvsidrnl - - - WALTER BAI.nWIN Viw-President - - BOB SINGLETON Svvrvfary - - - BRYCE TILRRELL Trrasurrr - - - PAUL GAME Sponsor - - MR. WILLIAM LUCKA I ' I I I Qiigrgf - six 1 . QVL, gg if? ' ' MISS RUTH GILLILAND Eonvon SPONSOR I , VIRGIN: mme mxwscms A AGHESO 09 DUNCPXR Assocme EDIT Ol JANUARV EDITOQ N4 me V-Dx ASSQCI -IPS? 69- say? 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El:-:Tok Q 5.1 K ,.kk x -3 g Q .5 - , BARBARA cszoss nemo fwnrxxjooaa AUDRE9 Amoeszson mm mmN1cu'rT TVPIST TVPSST TYPIST TYPIST 63 I I Lefl lo Rigbl, Row 1-M. Wingo, J. Stallings, M. Nava, A. Doll, G. Struthers, S. Lowry, A. Hawkins, Y. Docobo, H. Holmes. M. Bowen, M. J. Pickard, C. J. Carter, M. A. Norman, D. Daugherty, M. J. Wade. Row 2-N. Wyatt, T. Harley, J. Reale, L. Olsen. J. McLeran, R. Loy, C. Grant, H. Moody, M. E. Martin, N. Wilkes, C. Cleare, V. Milian, J. Frazier, Mrs. Lane. Row 3-J. Flynn, J. Stayer, A. Ansley, H. Wilson, P. Harris, F. Sammcck, G. Arrington, V. Hurley, A. Alfonso, D. M. Dennison, M. Heyl, M. Tidwell, L. Cloman. Row 4-J. A. Young, R. Mooney, J. Lewis, E. Lowery, H. Parrado, B. Daughtry, T. Stevens B. Burnett, B. Kohn, R. Bischel, C. W. Kossman. Row 5-S. Lowry, P. Delaney, S. Rhodcs, A. Bryan, G. Benham, M. Bourne G. O. C. HISTORY Entering into its fourth year as a chartered club of Plant High School, the Girls' Officers Club still is maintaining its guiding course in all physical education classes. Captains and Lieutenants of all periods are eligible for membership. Piloted by Mrs. Julia Lane, head of the physical education de- partment, the club has grown into an aggregation esteemed for its dependability, sportsmanship, and leadership. Each year the G.O.C. undertakes many worth- while projects for the betterment of the school and a congenial atmosphere among the girls. Each Thanksgiving the members are expected to par- ticipate in the Drill Squad which, this year, was composed of two hundred ten gold and black clad fems who put on a fine exhibition of precision drill headed by Marilyn Nava and Joanne Young. Annually a corps of program-sellers is organized from members of the G.O.C. These girls do an efficient job of selling football programs at all Plant games played in Tampa. Very often this club is called upon to provide entertainment for P.T.A. meetings. Each year a spaghetti dinner is prepared and zealously devoured by members- funds coming from dues paid through the year. Every activity, in or out of school, is looked for- ward to with enthusiasm by all girls. Mrs. Lane's good-natured guidance and ever- present patience and discretion are continually fashioning the girls of Plant High School, the women of tomorrow, into respectful, ambitious, and tolerant citizens. '5i64l5 If-fl in Riglrl, Row I-C. Childress, johns, W. Baldwin, W. Whitehead, I.. Sherrill, W. Grahan, S. Salario, H. Herrington Row 2-M. Ryan, F. jackson, tl. McGregor, P. Milian, T. Koulouris, Lynn, R. Royster, A. Hcald, B. Hewlett, -I. Meyer. LETTERMAN'S CLUB The I.etterman's Club of Plant High School is composed of boys whose achievements in some athletic field have been outstanding enough to earn them the coveted letter PU in that sport. Each year at the end of the football season a large banquet is given in honor of all boys who have been out for football. The cheerleaders serve at this banquet where Mr. Peters, sports writers, and alumni are cordially invited. Letters are awarded to all football players who have fulfilled the requirements necessary and to all senior boys who have been out for football three years. 46S+'+ Letters are awarded in basketball, track, golf, tennis, and swimming. Letters are also awarded to outstanding managers of each athletic field. Principal C. Phil Peters is an honorary life mem- ber and Coach Jimmy Hughes is the club sponsor. orricmxs President - - - WALTER WHITEHEAD Vice-Presidmf - - TOMMY KOULOURIS Secreiary - - - - SAM SALARIO Treasurer - - WALTER BALDWIN J A N U Pi R X h 'E emma JAN, STAYER ASST eurrok VlR6lNlA ACHESON COPY EDITOR GEORGE GQLVIN ausmess mme, l!lARJORlE BOURNE HEAD, T9 PIST MARY JANE MURRAY JEANNE FLYNN MISS TERRY GIL Y - 'Viva' Eslablislied in i927 H. B. 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HEAD TYPIST TVPIST Tw- gf? , 'I I DEE HIER ARTHUR YOHNER ANDY DUNCAN RUSSELL HHRTLV TVPIST LIBRHRIFIN boys' SPORTS ED. ASSXT SPORTS EU. ,za I I I NANCY SELLERS REGENA WATERMAN BILL PETERS CHARLOTTE CRMLEY GIRLS' Svosrrs ED, - clncumreon .M6R. ASST CIRCULATION MGR. ALUMQI., l l Lrfl lo Righf, Row I-F. Stevens, C. Lovell, B. Woolf, N. Mc Afee, P. F. Nace, J. Moore, N. Maxwell, E. Miles, P. Myers, M. J. Murray, H. Shonbrun, S. Miller, J. L. Reale, J. Norcross, L. Olsen, H. Holmes, B. Nance, M. Wingo, B. Humphrey, C. J. Carter, S. Rhodes. Row 2-N. Wilson, L. Hildebrandt, L. Linebaugh, B. McDowell, B. Newsome, M. Haifner, D. Cleotclis, F. Sam- meek, P. Harris, L. Kerr, V. Musselman, B. Boon, J. Waite, M. J. Ivie, F. Hyder, L. Wentworth, M. E. Whiteside, D. Dudney, A. Hawkins, J. Cosner, V. Hawes, M. Fowler, M. Boyle, B. White. Row 3-M. Deloaeh, T. Rollins, B. Brown, C. Collins, C. Cleare, I. Lord, M. Heyl, M. Burritt, J. Cepeda, P. Turner, J. Stayer, G. Struthers, J. Marley, M. Halsey, R. Loy, D. Casey, J. Tison, I. Sesti, J. Hastings, M. McCaskill, S. Taylor, H. Giglio, D. Lee, M. Wolf, N. Laughinghouse, N. Nathan, J. King, J. McRae, J. Jones, S. Knobb. Row 4-L. Siler, N. Wilson, M. A. Vaughn, V. Milian, J. Belle, T. Brooks, P. Boring, G. Castro, B. White, A. Cortina, T. Harley, B. White, K. Cummings, A. Lee, Lynn, R. Hawk, E. Erdody, J. Flynn, S. Lowry, S. Dunbar, R. Hall, A. Leslie, M. Killers, N. Shockly, M. Mann, A. Shaffer, K. Weekly, Jamerson, C. Crews, D. Guess, M. Kclton, S. Levy, S. Col- lins, C. J. Snow, B. Fisher, M. Coppersmith, H. Coppersmith. Row 5-A. Anderson, O. Thomas, C. Crawley, J. Freeman, B. J. Collins, J. Corrick, S. Kunkel, A. Ansley, J. Kirsted, J. Hutchings, S. Tooke, L. Jackson, E. Olson, H. Coles, W. Cowart. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens have participated in many activ- ities during the year under the guidance of Mrs. Opal Dudney, sponsor, and Miss Ann Bellows, Y-Teen secretary. The year began with a Tri- City conference held with other Tampa Y-Teens, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater at Camp Ma-Wi- An. At that time the future projects of the or- ganization were discussed. Plant's membership drive began with the annual tea to introduce the ideals of the club to new students. Later in the year a joint mother-daughter tea was held at the Y.W.C.A. to give the girls and their mothers a chance to visit the HY. The programs of the year were highlighted by guest speakers and a fashion show. The latter was presented by club members. Three main projects were the Big Sister idea to introduce new girls at Plantg the booth at the Y.W.C.A. bazaar at which Switzerland was repre- sented, and the annual Christmas pageant. The theme for the programs at the regular club meet- ings was self-improvement. OFFICERS President ----- MARY JANE MURRAY Vice-President - - - BARBARA GROSS Secretary ---- - LINNORE OLSEN Program Chairman - - JANE HASTINGS - MELVA BRISBIN - BARBARA TURNER - MARSIORIE HAFFNER Historian ---- - - MARJORIE HEYL - CARLA CLEARE - SARAH TAYLOR Service Chairmanf - Social Chairman - Publicity Chairman - Devotional - - Parliameniurian - -Missil- 69 J .-od Leff lo Rigbi, Row I-S. Tooke, F. Crews, V. Milian, Lunsfo rd, Burnham, D. Albok, T. Terrell, L. Mickler, M. Heyl, B. Middleton, A. Bryan, E. Vogtmann, J. Stayer, G. Struthers, M. Nava, J. Brown, A. Doll, M. J. Pickard, L. Oliver, M. Tidwell, A. Hunnicutt, S. Pinkston. Row 2-F. Stevens, D. Turner, T. Harley, B. White, M. Goodman, B. J. Kerr, J. Lewis, M. Boyles. Row 3-Mrs. Potts, P. Sisson, J. Hirsch, J. Kirsted, C. Dalton, E. Davis, B. J. Batton, S. Lowry, J. Moreau, I. Lo tl, A. Hawkins, H. Holmes, V. Hawes, R. Hodges, J. Krickbaum, M. J. Wade, H. Maddox, S. Erickson, V. Acheson, B. Gregory, M. HLIKJIXIJD, M. Allen, R. Friedman, F. Fleitas, A. Harwood, W. Weax'er, J. Bond. Row 4-L. Sherrill, H. Herrington, D. Hyman, B. Scholes, P. Pinkney, A. Mealey, J. Nance, V. Ellis, J. Merkel, P.Ammons, R. Hayes, R. Dancy, C. Dawkins, B. Thrower, C. Magnon, H. Monroe, A. Yohner, R. Alexander. J. A. C. ized in 1946. It is a National organization spon- sored by the Daughters of the American Revo- lution. To join the group, prospective members were required to write an essay on What The Junior American Citizens Club Will Mean To Me. The object of the club has been the mental im- provement of its members in the study of United States history. The members have attempted to obtain intelligent and unselhsh participation in E+ The Junior American Citizens Club was organ- the duties of citizenship by means of discussion, by practice of patriotism, and by good citizenship. Their motto is: Justice-Amerieanism-Chan acter. Prr'5ia'4'nf - - Viet'-Prmidenf Secrrlary - Treaszrrer - Pep O' Plum' Sponsor - - OFFICERS - LAURA MICZKI.ER - AN N BRYAN - BETTY GREGORY MARAIORIE HEYL15 THELMA TERREL1. MRS. ELSIE PoTTs Lvfl Io Right, Row I-G. Reynolds, P. Bryan, C. Grant, L. Mickler, B. Middleton, F. Bixler, M. Moritz, R. Waternwaii, J. Mor- eau, M. Goodman. Row 2-C. Wilhide, O. Thomas, A. Anderson, J. Foreman, B. J. Button, C. Crawley, S. Hardison, I. Lord, E, Davis, Merrin, H. Holmes, Brown, T. Terrill, B. Cross, M. Metzger. Row 3-B. Drew, V. Hawes, L. Oliver, M. Boyles, O. K. Cannon, D. Casey, S. Erickson, F. Moore, L. Kerr, M. Somers, S. Shaffer, W. Marquardt, R. Hodges, M. Connelly, N. Sel- lars, M. VI. Murray, M. Moran, A. Ansley, Mrs. Hayt, A. Hunnicutt, M. Halsey. LITERARY CLUB The purpose of the Literary Club is to help pro- mote an interest in good books and authors. Mem- bership in the club is limited to forty members from the Junior or Senior classes. Prospective members are requested to submit an essay on some literary subject, and students who write the best essays are chosen for membership. Club dues are twenty-five cents each semester. Programs of book reviews, book quizzes, and talks on books and reading are presented at each meeting. The Club is a member of the Young People's Division of the Literary Guild and re- ceives a new book each month. All Literary Guild books are circulated among the club members. OFFICERS Prf'xiJf'nf - - - - - BETTY M1DDI,ETON Vim'-Prcsizlmf - - FRANCES BIXLER Secretary - - - LAURA MICKLER TYFHSZITCV - - MARGIE MORITZ Librarian - - - CARYL GRANT Sponsor - - Mus. ELEANOR HAYT 1- -ssl 70 YQ .J--Ms, i ..wm'mIsgqv xgjv, , ,E VA rl., X 'Y' are .z ,. S63 B .s ' ' . as . ff':ig'x ..sigf , s, . -A,-ttt.j. 1. It M. .--,s'f54ftjf.?fs 'w.gtm:f.,Cfs, -fv- I,z'fI Rigbf, Row l-J. Knight, C. Byington, V. Hawes, C. J. Carter, A. Curry, J. Bond. C. Sandler. Row 2-D. McLean, j. . ,yt j. Ricker, B. Vaughn, B. Puckett, J. Kennedy, B. Peters, P. Ammons, B. Shinner, Mrs. Smith. Row 3-H. Monroe, J. Merkel, B. Bidwell, A. Duncan, D. Zelulf, R. Borde, R. Freidman, D. Hyman. ...af CIENCQE QLUB el 71 The purposes of the Science Club are: to pro- mote not only interest but active participation in science, to develop each member into a successful citizeng to better mankind, and to universally spread the truth. Our projects this year will touch phases of Chemistry, Physics and Biology. We shall study and discuss such problems as jet propulsion, atomic energy and others. In developing these subjects, we will study the commercial as well as the scien- tific possibilities. Each year our club closes its activities by giving a party which is greatly enjoyed by all. During 13+ the year occasional trips are taken for scientihc study. The Plant Hi Science Club is afhliated with Science Clubs of America. Mrs. Marguerite Smith is the sponsor and the meetings are held in her Home Room. or'IfIcEIts I'rcsiflc'nt - - BILL SKINNER Vic'0-President - - DAVID MCl,EAN Secretary - - CAROL JEAN CARTER Sponsor - - Mus. MARGUERITE SMITH Left to Rigbl, Row l-B. Bradly, A. Duncan, J. Merkel, P. Adams, P. Cicarello, H. Shonbrun, F. Sammeck, H. Holmes, M. Halsey, D. Casey, D. Albok, M. Heyl, M. Tidwell, B. Vaughn, A. Harwood. Row 2-S. Kohn, j. Bramlett, A. Anderson, C. Crawley, R. Blount, M. Allen, R. Freeman, W. Cowart, L. Keer, j. Brown, W. Wingo, L. Olsen, B. Benson, M. McCaskill, T. Arrango, H. Kicker, D. McLean. Row 3-L. A. Brown, H. Mc Kay, Mr. Hubbard, P. Game, B. White, F. Carter, S. Fernandez, B. Tait, H. Coles, G. Wilbanks, D. Zeluff, B. Taylor, V. Ellis. CAMERA CLUB One of the outstanding clubs in Plant High School is the Camera Club. This club is composed of thirty students who wish to further their in- terest in photography. In order to obtain the best pictures possible for the State Fair Exhibit, a series of interclub con- tests were held. These contests instigated a rivalry among the club members. Last year the Camera Club made a trip to Bok Tower and Cypress Gardens. This year it planned an excursion to the Marineland Studios in St. Augustine. Officers for the fall semester were: President ------- DAVID MCLEAN Vice'-President - - - - - PAUL GAME Secretary-Treaszzrrr ---- VERNON ELLIS Sponsor ----- MR. WILBURN HUBBARD +34 72 1:2- ,Q e is Slamling, Left to Right-M. Bourne, V. Aeheson, B. Carastro, j. Stayer, M. Thorne, J. Marley. Smlrif-M. xl. Murray, I. lord. B. Middleton, Miss Gill, T. Stevens. QUILL AND SCRQLL To the thousands of student journalists serving on yearbooks and newspapers, high school jour- nalism is no mere educational fad or frillf, but a highly fascinating intellectual adventure. S0 broad is the appeal of journalism that it is estimated that the field comprises forty thousand publica- tions of various types and classes. From the interest of such journalistic matters, an organization The Honorary journalistic So- ciety,' or the Quill and Scroll, was formed in 1926. The purpose of the Society is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism. The Society has always taken an active part in rais- ing standards in its field and in directing the course in high school journalism. 'Hilfe All members of the Quill and Scroll must be chosen from the students enrolled in high school. They must be at least juniors in standing and in the upper third of their class in scholarship. It is also required that they have done superior work in some phase of journalism. After the candidates are approved by the advisor, some of their work is sent to the international officers to be approved by the executive secretary. The members of the Quill and Scroll are recom- mended by the advisor, Miss Terry Gil. Members from The Panther' staff who are recommended by Miss Ruth Gilliland, annual sponsor, are eligible for membership. Initiation of new members is held once each year during the latter part of the spring semester. Lffl fo Rigbl-P. Perkins, M. Metzger, P. Harwood, Mrs. Haynes, A. Duncan. Noi in picture-C. Carter, H. Coles, W. Cowart, J. Fleischman, R. Frazier, B. Humphrey, B. King, S. Kohn, M. Nance, B. Puckett, F. Sammeck, R. Wheatley, M. Wingo. THESPIANS The highest dramatic honor which a Plant stu- dent can receive is to be chosen as a member of the National Thespian Society. Membership in the Plant Chapter Number 321 is based on a credit system, as points are given for participation in plays, assemblies, and other dramatic programs. A branch of a national organization, the Thes- pian aim is to create an active interest in dramatics among boys and girls in high school and to stress participation in drama-tics as the means of teaching students the standard of evaluation and apprecia- tion of the theatre, radio, and screen. Founded in 1920 at Fairmont State College, the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society now has 837 chapters. The club motto is Act well your part, there the honor lies. Membership in the Thespians places upon the students the obligation of performing even greater work. To give pupils a chance to earn points towards membership, the Thespians helped in the sponsor- ing of a series of classes on theatrical work. This fall an old fashioned one act melodrama, Timerous Tommy and Bad Bill, was presented in assembly by the officers of the club. Officers of the fall semester were: President ------ MARTHA METZGER Vice-President - - PHIL PERKINS Secretary - - - PAT HARWOOD Treasurer - - - - ANDY DUNCAN Sponsor - - MRS. MARGARET HAYNES 6749+ FW ...W N A A..eee.f5i a sw... '5T Q':f.ez'9es-H-ms. Lefi lo Rigbl, Row I-C. Cox, R. Wheatly, J. Fleischman, R. Frazier, F. Carter, B. Tait, A. Harwood, A. Duncan, J. Kennedy, D. Thomas, B. King, B. Lee, P. Perkins, J. Merkel, J. Dawson, D. Whiteside, H. Shell, R. Blount, J. Fernandez, B. Waller, T. Moore, B. Mansher. Row 2-B. Gooding, P. Tyler, A. B. Jones, A. Paulet, S. Kohn, P. Harwood, M. Haffner, H. Coles, W. Cowart, M. Wingo, B. Parlsow, N. Wilson II, P. Myers, E. Reese, N. Wilson I, M. E. Whiteside, N. Nathan, L. Zazopoulos, T. Brooks, M. Walker, V. Prince. Row 3-M. Hagaman, M. Christensen, D. Cleotelis, F. Sammcck, M. A. DeLoach, S. Kunkel, A. Cortina, H. Coppersmith, M. Coppersmith, B. Nance, B. Humphrey, B. White, B. Brown, F. Stevens, J. Keirstead, M. Metzger, J. Krickbaum, O. Thomas, S. Collins, G. Castro, L. Linebaugh, K. Cummins, L. Mickler, S. Benson, Mrs. Haynes. Row 4-E. Garcia, M. Somers, K. Petteway, M. J. Murray, A. Ansley, J. Moore, D. Dudney, A. Blake, J. Phillips, M. Fowler. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club offers to its members and pledges numerous opportunities in connection with the stage. Make-up classes, conducted by Bob Puckett, showed the correct method of applying grease paint, while various methods and uses of lighting were presented by Andy Duncan and Phil Perkins. Several plays, directed by the students themselves, offered opportunities in every field of stage work. The productions presented by the Dramatic Club this year were for the benefit of members and others interested, and were held after school. Students connected with A Date for Bobby Sox were: directors, Robey Frazier, Joe Fleisch- mang cast, Gloria Castro, Shirley Kohn, Robey Frazier, Joe Fleischman, Frances Sammeck, Johnny Fernandez, Frank Carter, Peggy Tyler, Anne Brake -if 75 E1- Jones, Pattie Boring, Thad Brooks, Laurie Lein- baugh and Phil Lee. In Life of the Party there were: director, Bob Puckett, cast, Bitsy Nance, Carol Jean Carter, Wilma Cowart, Brucie Humphrey, Dick Blunt, Dick Thomas, Bob King, Ben Waller, Bob Puckett, Dan Whiteside, and Mary Whiteside. In The New Bride there were: directorg Ross Wheatlyg cast, Billy Dawson, Frank Carter, Bob Tait, John Swindle, Alma Paulet, Lula Zazopoulos, Nan Nathan, Henry Shell. Officers for the first semester were: President --------- Bon KING Vice-Presidrnt - - - - Bon PUCKETT Secretary - - - BRUCIE HUMPHREY Treasurer - - - FRANCES SAMMECK Sponsor - - MRS. MARGARET HAYNEs lmfl In Rigfrf, Row l-I.. Schwartz, E. Bridges, D. Daughtery, S. Pluche, M. L. Thom, M. L. Barlow, S. Matlock. Becker. Row 2-J. Kennedy, M. Hagamon, B. Gooding, C. James, M. J. Ivie, R. Upthegrave. BATON CLUB The Baton Club, formerly called the Majorette Club, was formed for those students who are in- terested in the art of baton twirling. To become a member, a student must be able to execute a previously assigned routine within six weeks after applying for membership. Only sophomores and juniors are eligible to join this organization. Meetings were held during homeroom periods the Hrst and fourth Tuesdays of each month in the band room. A member will be dropped from the group if he misses more than two successive meet- ings. Each twirler must know the fundamental routines or be considered inactive until he learns them. During elections the president casts a vote only in case of a tie. He may take any action that does not violate the clubls constitution. Officers for the Hrst semester were: President ------ MARY LOU THOM Vivz'-Prr'siz1'r'nf - SARAH PLUCHE Srcrelary - - MARY LIB BARLOW Treasurer - - DOT IDAUGIIERTY Sponsor - - MR. WII.l.IAM LUCKA -if 76l9 Lrff In Right, Row l-I.. Olsen, J. Stallings, J. Flynn, P. Delaney. Row 2-M. Bowen, P. Ieinbach, D. Albok, C. Menendev, D. Leinbach, M. Bourne, G. Benham. CHEER The Cheerleaders for the year 1947-1948 were truly veterans at the art, since all but three of them had seen two or three years of experience as leaders. The Junior and Senior members were elected by the student body in the spring of '47, while the lucky Sophomores were selected by a committee in the fall. For the first time in the history of Plant there were twins on the cheering squad and the students are justly proud of their Dolly and Polly. Following the practice which was initiated last year, Grace Benham was appointed manager and Martha Bowen was appointed head cheerleader. These two helped the sponsor in planning and con- ducting all pep rallies, supervising practice periods, LE ADERS group. In addition to their regular schedule, the group gave a supper for the Cheerleaders of Hills- borough High and sponsored a very successful dance. They also decorated goal posts for several games. They were especially proud of their work at the Thanksgiving Day game when Phillips Field showed the results of their artistry which justified the many compliments heard on every hand. Letters earned by the Cheerleaders were awarded at an assembly program at the same time that physical education awards were made. The Cheerleaders were: SENIORS - Grace Benham, Managfrg Martha Bowen, Head Clu'a'rI1'advrg Marjorie Bourne, George Menendez, Jeanne Flynn. helping Work out new Cheers' and arranging pro' JUNIORS - Dolly Albok, Linnore Olsen, Jean grams- Stallings, Patsy Delaney. The Cheerleaders held their regular meetings SOPHOMORES-DOHY LCiUbflCh. Polly Lcinbacl' where business plans were worked out with the Sponsor - - - Mas. JULIA LAN15 -el 77 15+ Ml'mlu'r.v-D. Allison, M. Barlow, J. Becker, B. Bidwell, R. Blou nt, R. Borde, D. Boyd, B. Bradley, E. Bridges, L. A. Brown, R. Chick, O. Cowles, B. Cross, -I. Cross, C. Crumpton, D. Daught ry, B. Day, R. Denslow, L. Denslow, D. Dudney, A. Duncan, B. Fleer, J. Fleischman, R. Frazier, B. Friday, P. Game, C. Geier, B. Gonzalez, R. Graham, G. Grant, M. Haffner, P. Henry, M. KI. Ivie, D. iliretz, -I. Kennedy, B. Lang, I. Lord, D. Marquis, C. Marsh, G. Marsh, R. Marsh, S. Matlock, D. Mcl.earn, S. Miller, P. Morrow, A. Pangerl, S. Pluche, li. Radin, D. Rathbun, D. Roccaforte, C. Sandler, E. Schwartz, B. Shirley, B. Simms, B. Sin- gleton, M. Sullivan, F. Stevens, O. Thomas, M. Thom, R. Upthegrove, B. Waller, G. XVilbanks, xl. W'alesby, ll. Wfishart, D. Zeluff. Mr. Williani Lucka, Dirrrfor of Music THE PLANT BAND The Plant High School Band started off its yearis activities with the usual run of football game half-time performances. A great deal of time and intensive effort were given to marching drill and field maneuvering each week, from the beginning of school to the end of the grid season. Each band- member has expressed his loyalty and cooperation in the attempt to give Plant High School a musical organization of which it can be justly proud. P.T.A. programs, concerts, parades, reviews and assemblies all marked the number of appearances made this year. New instruments, uniforms, and equipment which have been added since September have greatly smartened the appearance and sound of the band. At the District Band Context, always a mo- mentous occasion for Panther musicians, first places were won by almost every entry, including our twirlers, who ranked with the best of them. The meeting at Miami in April was the highlight of the year when all district winners competed for state honors. +378 he . 'f Lvff In Right, Row I-M. Milner, P. Dolan, M. Killars, M. L. Somerby, B. Cannon, P. Qualls, AI. Hutchings, xl. Baker, ll. NVoolf, A. B. jones. Row 2-HB. Pemberton, V. Mussleman, M. Somers, j. McRae, I. Sesti, K. Petteway, V. Arrango, N. Yearta, B. Boon, xl. Nviltse, L. Mathis, KI. Lynn, -I. Marley. N01 in fvirlurf'-G. Bond, M. Harmon, M. Killars, P. Newcomer, D. ,I. Newcomer, A. Wehuimt, L. Linebaugh. THE GIRLS' CHORUS The Plant High School Girls' Chorus, a regularly scheduled class, meets during the third period each day of the week for an hour's intensive vocal train- ing. A great amount of standard vocal literature is studied and rehearsed for perfection of tone, blend, balance and interpretation. Enrollment into the chorus is based on a desire to sing, previous choral training and a willingness to display the singing voice at its best, although outstanding vocal quality is unnecessary. -t 79,-5 The Chorus began its work at the opening of the school year with twenty members and will close in June with nearly sixty. The interest in group singing invariably rises to meet the need of the individual expression and this year was no ex- ception to this well-founded rule. This group has been called upon at numerous occasions to furnish entertainment at service clubs and civic organizations of Tampa as well as Al number of churches throughout the city. Left in Riglrl, Row 1-B. Lewis, B. R. Beville, J. Lewis, B. J. Kerr, E. Vogtmann, F. Bixler, H. Holmes, D. Albok, L. Olsen, M. E. Criswell, G. Benham, M. Bourne, C. J. Carter, B. Nance, B. White, C. Collins, S. Davis. Row 2-P. Harwood, J. Hutch- ings, M. E. Martin, H. Moody, P. Harris, F. Sammeck, V. Milian, T. Koulouris, G. McKenzie, E. Gillen, W. Grahan, J. Merkle, C. Gentry, J. Cigarran, B. Brown, H. Coles. Row 3-H. Shonbrun, J. L. Reale, H. Johnson, M. Wingo, N. Wyatt, E. Foy, L. Sherrill, B. Abbott, B. Philon, G. Huerta, J. Marcos, V. Ellis, A. Heald, H. Cleoletis. Row 4-B. Schroeder, R. Hayes, L. Caro, D. Gould, R. Bogue, J. McGregor, P. Perkins, P. Ammons, M. Flowers, C. Weeks, V. Acheson, M. Thorne, M. Fowler. Row S-D. Williams, B. Wilson, H. Matheny, C. Grant, M. Hu nt, P. Bryan, J. Foreman, D. Bevis, S. Kohn, E. Kirkconnell, V. Wade, M. NVentwo th, A. Tyree, R. Cameron. Row 6-J. Fernandez, R. Stallings, T. Arrango, L. Mickler, O. K. Cannon, J. Stayer, J. Brown, J. Freel, J. Struthers, A. Doll, J. Flynn, V. Hawes, A. Hawkins, M. Bowen. Row 7-M. Burritt, J. Cepeda, D. Schenk, E. Stuart, B. Haylock, D. Sellas, T. Myers, S. Salario, P. Milian, D. Robertson, H. Ricker, B. Phillips. MONITORS The monitor system was installed at Plant in the spring of 1944. The purpose of the organiza- tion is to eliminate congestion in the halls and to better sanitary conditions in the lunchroom, halls, and on the school grounds. Appointed by the president of the student body with the approval of the principal and the sponsor, the head monitor is responsible for appointing members cif his committee. Head monitor for both semesters this year was Walter Grahn, with Jack McGregor serving as his assistant. It is the duty of the lunchroom monitors to keep students from leaving the lunchroom with food and also from leaving trays and trash on the tables. Traffic monitors eliminate congestion and running in the halls and unnecessary disturbance of classes. Ground monitors are commissioned to keep stu- dents from leaving the school grounds during lunch hours. In the lunchroom are student cafeteria helpers under the direction of Mrs. Veal, manager of the Cafeteria-. Cafeteria helpers receive free lunches in payment for their services as food servers, cashiers, and table-cleaners. This organization has done much to lighten the work of the adult cafeteria employees. -SHOE' Left lo Right, Row 1-H. Ensminger, S. Moreau, S. Shaffer, T. Liana, N. Giddens. Row 2-L. Dumas, C. Gamache, M. Went- worth, B. Whetstone, B. White, P. Harris, S. Davis, F. Sammeck, M. W'olf, M. Wingo, C. J. Carter, S. Tooke, D. Mancaci, II. Hook, O. Faircloth. Row 3-B. Snow, B. Kickliter, M. L. Johnson, F. Blevins, J. Rhodes, J. Johnson, B. Redding, B. Nance, B. Humphrey. Row 4-H. Johnson, N. Seay, B. McAlister, F. Moore, WY Flowers, C. Wilhide, D. Turner. In Cur--Mrs. Lane. Nut Pictured-M. Burritt, D. Albok, P. Sisson, J. McLeran. THE HISTORY OF PLANT'S DRIVING CLASSES When the need was recognized for high school driver training, a new course was included in the curriculum of Hillsborough County. If in the teen-age group, at the beginning of their driving careers, there can be developed proper attitudes with resulting safer driving habits, then a great step will have been accomplished toward reducing traihc accidents. In September' two driving classes were organ- ized by Mrs. Julia Lane. A shiny new car and other devices were provided for our study and testing. After studying our text books, Sports- manlike Driving, we outlined each chapter and took weekly standardized tests. -.Is1I:a+ Along with our regular class and behind the wheel trainin , we observed traffic and edestrian g P habits. We also took a trip to Trafhc Court, and got some first hand information about the penalties one a s when he is not a courteous, cautious and P Y law-abidin driver. Then we went to the Fcrman S Chevrolet Company, where we were given some information about our car by a professional me- chanic. Our written tests plus our driving knowledge were suitably rewarded, when at the end of the Semester we each received an Operator's License. The course proved to be very interesting, and, under the guidance of Mrs. Lane, we all enjoyed it! Left to Right, Row 1-W. Flowers, P. Boring, L. Siler, T. Brooks, J. Hutchings, P. Myers, H. Matheny, B. White, N. Wilson, D. Guess, C. Snow, I. Lord, J. Houston, B. White, T. Rollins, C. Collins, V. Mussleman, M. Sommers, B. White, S. Kunkel, H. Johnson, N. Sellars, P. Turner, F. Stevens. Row 2-N. Amos, S. Benson, N. Bodden, A. Price, L. Sherrill, J. Gunter, S. Shaffer, J. Eidson, L. Jackson, D. Johnson, J. Thomson, E. Sapp, C. J. Carter, R. Hall, J. Belle, J. Jones, D. Jordan, S. Kirven, Y. Docobo, B. Schroeder, F. Crews, V. Sumner, C. Clare, J. Wiltse, C. W'ilhide. Row 3-A. Brooker, B. Nance, P. Delaney, S. Lowry, J. Stallings, S. Lowry, J. Bond, O. Moll, G. Castro, S. Collins, A. Ansley, B. Harris, M. Christienson, D. Cleotelis, B. Brown, T. Harley, J. Hook, V. Taylor, T. Llana, R. Cameron, B. Fleer, M. Bruce, S. Tooke, J. Keirsted, C. Dalton, P. Sisson, A. Blake, H. Coles, B. Humphrey, W. Cowart. Row 4-J. Stanford, J. Nance, A. Farnum, S. Dudney, W. Hcarne, C. Dawkins, D. Gould, R. Hayes, B. Van Norman, B. Kuhn, B. Laughtrey, J. Lawson, J. Marcos, B. McAllister, J. Freeman, L. Freeman, B. Whetstone, Miss Shehan, S. Gyland, B. Drew, J. Carrwick. YOUTH FOR CHRIST The Plant Chapter of the Youth for Christ was organized in the Fall of 1946. Since then it has increased in membership and interest. The Plant Chapter is a high school branch of Tampa Youth for Christ which in turn is a branch of the Youth for Christ International. The whole organization, including Saturday rallies, is conducted on a strict interdenominational basis and no controversial doctrines are taught. Both the club and city or- ganization seek to cooperate with all churches. Membership in this club is open to anyone. The purpose of the Youth for Christ club is two- fold. First, it will seek to win to Jesus Christ those who do not know Him as their personal Savior, urg- ing them to make a public profession of their faith and to affiliate themselves with some church. Second it will endeavor to enrich the spiritual life of Christian young people and thus prepare them for a more fruitful service in their own church. Rallies to further this purpose are held every Saturday night at the First Baptist Church. Atten- dance contests among schools are held frequently and a trophy or a banner is awarded to the win- ner. Everyone is invited to attend these rallies. Officers of the Plant Club for the Fall were: Prcsident -------- BILL HEARNE Vice-President - - WINNIE FLOWERS Secretary ------ JACKIE HOUSTON Youth Council Representative - ISABELL LORD Program Chairman - - - VIRGINIA SUMMEIxs Sponsor ----- Miss LUCILLE SHEHAN Director - - REVEREND DoN SIETMAN v1l32l ' ART STAFF ii gy 1 lt. 1, 1 tg l.1'fl fo Rigfil, Row l-M. lf. Tidwell, B. Bradley, J. Tison, H. Ifnsmenger, G. Brandsehwede, lf, Davis, B. -I. Hatton. Row Z-- P. Roddenberry, D. latsey, R. Loy, I.. Coons, O. K. Cannon, il. Almond, F. Crows, Merrin, I.. Turbeville, Il. Peters, NY. Byers, A. Peacock, R. Royster, Miss Maynard. Row 3-C. K. Farie, M. T. Pickard, V. Hawes, UI. Lewis, li. Carter, li. Taylor, ll. Shirley. PLANT PUPPETS AND PUPPETEERS The Art Students of' Plant High, under the direction of Miss Maynard, modeled, made and I'l1.'ll1l7LllLlfCLl Ll Puwwet . l l l Show which was presented at the Florida State Fair and re! ceived much favorable comment. The show took the place of the school exhibits of former liairs. The students spent two months in making, dressing .1nd stringing the twentyffour puppets which were used in the show. They modeled the heads in clay and m.1de casts of Plaster of Paris. They then filled the casts with plastic woo.l and when the heads were completed and p.1i11ted attached them to bodies made from wood, leather and eloth. They dressed the puppets to represent such eharaeters as .1 farmer, Ll colored boy. .1 pirate, .1 laborer, l.ittle Abner, and Miss New Look. All of the students took part in dressing the puppets, for the girls were glad to give il helping hand to any boy who w.1s not skillful with .1 needle. The Puppeteers presented the nine acts of the show each day of the Fair, serving in groups of six members, with one mem- ber of each group acting as .1 leader. lfaeh group was responsible for Ll day at the + Fair. Three mid-term graduates also assisted in the presen- tation of the show. liaeh group was kept busy, not only putting on tl1e show but also, between the acts, patching everything from broken heads to broken strings. Neverthe- less, they had a wonderful time and found that by close cooperation and skillful direction they were able to make .1 success of their first Puppet Show. 1 l 2155 113 mr nel vw ,was , 'Umor ai 84 ' X . 2 t Xjhipwf , ' K 4 cw- a5':,f'A 5' I . I , V ,..,.mm M- if 'K' '! ,WA AVV' nl,-lxkkfifljxxx xx-Xi f ' X fl ' V' 5 x X! xii I 3 1 .,,,f' if 0 x J U W, A 03,0 vi 1 Q36 O Q Rlflflff fx 55 51 CAPT. STEPHENS Mskaov. ' ' SPONSOR . PHIL. PERKWS MARTHA NANCE P c,ArS1'Auw sv-omsok SMF SPONSORS RUSSELL AHARTLEY GRACE BENHAM L11 cox.. spowson, 1 GEORGE C-,ALVIN BETTY COBB capmm sPonsoR Q.-MITCHELL JOHNSON cfwffam x 1:1 ss B+ 89 Li-ff fo Riglnf, Row 1-R. Hartley, C. Gentry, M. Johnson, G. Huerta, T. Allen. Row 2-G. Mcnendez, B. Lee, B. Cnsaro, H. Levister, W. Byers, J. Merkel. Row 3-W. Springfield, j. Green, j. Gordan, K. Lopez, R. Royster. R C L U B Club officers for the first semester are: S A B E The Saber Club is an organization of the com- missioned oilicers of the Plant High R.O.T.C. p,,,Xi,1,,,,f ------ CHARLES GENTRY Battalion which is sponsored by Capt. Howard A. Vin'-Prvsizlefrf - - RUSSEL HARTLEY Stevens, Asst. P.M.S. and T. at the school. Swrdary - - - - TOM ALLEN The purpose of this club is for the advancement Twaszzrer' - - WARD BYERS of R.O.T.C. in the unit in all pos- sible ways. Members attend meetings to de- cide upon the different ways of improving the unit and to discuss other military matters. At the end of the school year a Military Ball is held which is at- tended by all cadet oHicers and en- listed men and their dates. All units of the Tampa Schools participate in this event. C R. O. T. C. STAFF Left I0 Right, Row l-G. Galvin, R. Hart- ley, C. Gentry, M. johnson. Row 2-B. Cobb, G. Benham, M. Bourne. Color Guanf -C. Brindell, J. Hier, D. Hier, T. Gooding. F1- 4 NIH ' W, +2i9o1L+ SPUHT5' gf w t gi TX gs QEBH f J! X M! fi, 3 ff ' X any ff L,-if 3, 'ii X ' jiir-QR XJ Mjjml X 4 E? V aw f Jf N 5 ..., , , , .i ,:A.Q: ,.:::,Eq,.. T K , , f:f- FOOTBALL RESUME mmm., JIMMY HUGHES MIKE RUGGLES BOBBY SHERRILL The Golden Panthers of Plant enjoyed a suc- cessful football season during 1947 when they won five games and lost four. The team was in- spired to put up a stiff ight in every game it played by Head Coach Jimmie Hughes and Assist- ant Coaches Perry Ruby, Mike Ruggles, and Bobby Sherrill. The team won its five victories over Julia Lan- don of Jacksonville, Jesuit of Tampa, St. Peters- burg High, Tarpon Springs High and Lakeland High. They lost the four games to Andrew Jack- son of Jacksonville, Orlando High, Jefferson High, and to Hillsborough High on Thanksgiving Day. Throughout the season each member of the team gave his best in every battle and never stopped trying until the forty-eight minute mark was reached. When the All Tampa Team was selected, the three Plant gridders who were chosen to represent Plant High were Bob Hewlett, Walter Baldwin, and Pete Milian. Walter Whitehead, John Lynn, and David Hyman were chosen for second string berths. All of these men won their coveted posi- tions as a result of their outstanding work through- out the season. THE SEASON,S SCORES The season opened by an intra-city clash with Jesuit. Although the downtown boys put up a good scrap, the superior man power of the Palma Ceians was the deciding factor and they emerged on the long end of a 20-0 score. PLANT 20-JESUIT 0 FOOTBALL MANAGERS l 734115 Q e NPKCK H A. Peacock, L. Goodrich, B. Stevens, T. Mooney -if 925 The Golden Panthers followed up with another win over the Landon Lions on strictly ground work. The Lions could not crack the Panther's forward wall and took to the air. Conrad, Salario, and Kolurous were outstanding linemen, while Hewlett and Baldwin stood out in the backfield. Final score 27-1 3. PLANT 27-LANDON 13 Orlando's tricky T-formation kept the local Palma Ceians baffled and Ross, a 192 porund half- back, continually pounded the line for gains. The Hughes boys fumbled and folded the last quarter when Orlando scored four times. PLANT 8-ORLANDO 31 Not completely recovered from the upset by Orlando, the Panthers traveled to Jacksonville only to be defeated by Andrew Jackson by a close score of 19-13. Hewlett scored twice. PLANT 13-ANDREW JACKSON 19 The determined Panthers grabbed a second non- conference win from strong Tarpon Springs eleven in the second game away from home. Baldwin and Hartley both turned in fine performances on de- fense, while Hewlett and Salario were the spark on offense. PLANT l3-TARPON SPRINGS 0 Plant scored its second conference win over the huge Green Devils in an upset on the Panthers' home station. Cigarran and Wright were out- standing on offense. Wright kicked three out of four extra points and Cigarran intercepted a pass and set up two scores. PLANT 27-ST. PETERSBURG 14 In the next tilt, the Panthers were dropped by a Hghting Jefferson eleven. This win gave the Dragons their first city title. Hewlett :cored the only tally for the Panthers. PLANT 6-JEFFERSON 13 The Panthers reappeared in the win column when they torpedoed the Lakeland Dreadnaughts 26-7. Hewlett scored twice and Whitehead and Cigarran scored one each. Wright kicked two extra points in three tries. PLANT 26-LAKELAND 7 The Panthers met their ancient rivals, the Hills- borough Terriers, and after a hard fought scoreless Hrst half, the Terriers broke loose their elusive fullback, Ken Sumner, who sprinted 77 yards for the only score of the game. Both teams played even all the way except for one brief play, and the Panthers suffered their fourth consecutive loss to Hillsborough. PLANT 0-HILLSBOROUGH 7 r Lffl lo Rigbl, Row I-L. Caro, R. Hartley, Lynn, B. Hewlett, NV. Baldwin, W. Whitehead, B. Terrell, B. Philon. Row 2- G. McKenzie, S. Conrad, T. Koulouris, B. Richardson, S. Salario, H. Herrington, G. Huerta. Row 3-R. Bogue, D. Sellas, B. Abbott, R. Royster, E. Gillen, F. Hunt, P. Milian, J. Wright. Row 4-D. Hyman, D. Gould, Cigarran, A. Lewis, G. Boyles, T. Chase, J. Williamson, R. Stallings, B. Scholes. -il 93 E+ BO B H E W L E TT f-wfzmcxf -Aff my GENARO HUERTA 7Ecck!e WA LTE R WH ITEHEAD ffafflack ELLIOTT GlLLEN GMGVJ SAM SALARDO End BILL ABBOTT Tackle JOHN LVNN' End. TOMM5 KDULOUF CAFTA! Gum Qi! 94 E+ S. 5 Boa Rncwmzoson Cenfer FRANK HUNT SONNV CONRAD A Qlldfd Tackle RAY ROYSTE R Fuffdack QQ if we K X i E! RUSS ELL HARTLEV Hn ffhfk El.. i V ' sg gif .Nvi . ', ' -, ..,,. K, : - I ,- tx Mgxpji i Q,St3s . Srfy'ff .1 AQ? X f -,fl r x gkbgg .e-yin: , X 4 '1':4. gx -, ,fs ' 3' 'ak ,Q J +395 13- BRVCE TE RRELL ffaffdack HARRY ' HERIUNGTON ECU: WALTER BALDWIN A LTE R NATE'CApT. para rferbnck -f4!l C1 97 la-ft in Rilqfil, Row I-.laekie Conner, Roger llayes, Gene Me Kenlie, Tom Chase, Charles W'ielirs, Russell Rogue, Row 2-Dom ald Gould, Bob Philon, Richard Stallings, Bill Hearne, Arnold Lewis, Billy Gunhy. BASKETBALL Plant's 1947-48 basketball team demonstrated its good teamwork and fine play throughout the season. The Panthers, directed by Coach Hughes, won nine games and lost ten. In the Regional Tournament, Plant defeated Clearwater, 37-23, when they met in the Palma Ccia Gym, but lost to St. Petersburg, 44-27, at the Armory. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE wie THEY Clearwater - - 34 14 Sarasota - - 53 2 8 Lakeland - - 30 35 Orlando - 26 27 lf Jesuit - - - Hillsborough - St. Petersburg - - Landon ---- jackson Q-Iaeksonvillej Jegerson ---- Lakeland - Landon - Jackson - Orlando - - Hillsborough - St. Petersburg - Edison - - - Jackson fMiamij - Jefferson - - - THEY 33 42 38 26 34 34 36 23 37 27 29 50 28 33 36 RUSSELL BOGUE GUARD FORWARD ARNOLD L U '-'-..-01.1 .. .113 '-fins c-,wav 74 ' A - M-'f'4A.--fi, GUARD WJ EWIS PAUL TARNOW FORWARD QRICHARD STALUNGS S299 GENE Qfwfl GUARD - 98 99 Qf.gzf'. 'Q U! Q I f 1 z ' s . . ' 1 ,X A I ff f BOB P!-HLON GUARD TOM CHASE FORWARD DONALD GOULD eunko OGER HAYES CENTER JACK CONN ER. coawmo BSLL HEARN Foszwmzo r. .3f,! MRS. JUNE LANE Pu-wsxcaa. eo. msmucrora - f MRS. RKTA OWENS PHYSICAL eo. msmucrosz If 1 5 mmwv N if 100 22+ :nl 3 A N M. -V . - ff? 3? Illlff? m,...,,,- 'f ,. M MM? I 0 W . Q1-WNW . Nw. W Q- N M gm? A ns fi .. eil 104 33+ . .V.V:-:A13:if3:T:T1311:721:3:5:1:3:3:3:3:1:i:1:i:5:5:5:f:5:5:?3oM q,.. x X X Q my XX I-Iii 'if- .X - H. W 1 ' 1 wa M W .X , 1 Em ,Q 1 f' ' 1 1 Q f VX W, W ,MQ W r ' E V- PM ff W f l A , l X1 l X1 1 V J rm- 1 iv 2111: fs f ' i ' ' . I K. A,.' I ,qzuu I J ,H XZJ V --AQQ :::: E E 3 gli? I l , ff m s ff , M f 'S QQ' fan! x 2410553- ' 7 1 L5 'CTI-'F n E, . i Q! L KX, j. Stk A822495 X W Q' .4 D X 'ms' x D ' M . KN 'KA I KING VERNON of fbv House' of ELLIS UEEN JEANNE of ibn' House of FLYNN ,L 'V sf' M' 106 PANT!-IERILLA ROYALTY l.ong live King of Pantherilla and his royal Queen! The Year of our l,ord MCMXLVIII ushered in our noble King Vernon of the House of Ellis and our beauteous Queen Jeanne of the House of lflynn. They, with their royal court, will reign for a year over us, their loyal subjects, gallant knights and lovely ladies of the Kingdom of Pantherilla, situated in the heart of Plant in Palma Ceia. Since the Year of our I,ord MCMXXVIII we have been under the sway of twenty powerful sovereigns and their queens who have bound us to themselves by their gracious and royal authority. The line of succession requires that each new king and queen be members of that royal line through whose vcins flows the blue blood of those valiants known as Class of Senior Ang also, that they be chosen by popular acclaim in the Spring of each year. The members of the court, known as courtiers, maids and witnesses must be members of the kingdom whose blood is of a less rare type known as lower classmen. 1 107 js:- The entire kingdom, including their royal highnesses and the members of the court, are kept in a state of suspense for many days and nights until, upon the appointed date, on the stroke of eight, the I.ord Cham- berlain begins intoning the names of the witnesses and the royal maids and courtiers. At the height of the suspense, the names of the new king and queen thrill the hearts of their subjects and again illuminate th: greatest social event in the Kingdom of l'antherilla. After the pomp and ceremony of the coronation, it is the custom for the royal court to preside over the King's Ball which marks the end of the beautiful ceremony. Nowhere in our fair land can be found more charm- ing ucenes than those which grace this colorful festivity. liragrant flowers, sparkling jewels, gorgeous costumes, flashing eyes and radiant youth combine to paint pic- tures which will linger in the minds of all devoted subjects until the year comes to a successful end under the scepter of King and Queen of Pantherilla and their Royal Court. FORMER KINGS AND QUEENS OF PANTHERILLA I'ROBERT GILLIAM and BECKY PRICE II-HOLMES KIRKLAND and MARGUERITE KREHER III'STEVE TRICE and MARTHA OWENS IV'CHARLES FLEMING and ELMORINE MCDUFEIE V-NAT GLOGOWSKI and MAR JORIE MOORE VI-NELSON DAVIS and JEANIE TRICE -JOHN TARR and MAELLA JOHNSON -WILLIAM MCDUEFIE and MINTER CLARK IX'STOCKTON SMITH and MILLICENT HAMPTON X'BOYKIN MCDUFFIE and GENE PARKHILL XI- GEORGE HENRIQUEZ and BETSY MCMICHAEI, 'DOYLE CARLTON, JR. and MILDRED WOODBERY -BILLY MARTIN and JUNE STRATTON -KING KENDRICK and DOTTIE SUE CALDWELL XV-MACK LOFTIS and NELL STRUSS 1929- 1930- 1931- 1932- 1933- 1934- 1935- VII 1936- VIII 1937- 1938- 1939- 1940- XII 1941- XIII 1942- XIV 1943- 1944- XVI 1945- XVII 1946-XVIII 1947- XIX 1948- XX -JACK LOWRY and SUZANNE BIDWELL 'OTTO STALLINGS and DOROTHY O,BERRY -AL RASE and CHARLOTTE BARTLETT -EDDIE FLOM and MARY ANN MCLERAN -VERNON ELLIS and JEANNE FLYNN -HEIIOBJEQ' ,W ,f vb K Qi! 'Hn 13.4 Q . ,, 0 'B f:tA.' I 'V 4 Q J, . . . ' fn ' . Q W W 0 i of 'ns 9 1 0 '. . '. Mc QQ' vu rf g I' L., ' 0 0' Y' v', A ggi.. kno ld, N, 1 f 4-iff' ' w.z.5' N, g wan., 1. X 'xi' ryw ,........'.,-... s wk' P vt' wx xx TZ: , wry I E5.,::,,,, Y kksiw . Nz. A IRQ -f ,,.....-.rv f f f 5 v s 1' Y F' J N I We m,,,..n- ,.,,..-- f ' S zL 'f'f'fc'.9f'Nic'c'sf ,ar HW' DONNA MAE DENISON GENE RADIN 'Bvsz' ,Lxllflkillg ROINA BISCHITL Glaoucsli GALVIN Wiffic'.ff BETTY KOHN SAM LA PORTA 111 91,3 3 Cnfcsf BETTY Jo BAKER GEORGE MENENDEZ K .,. .eu qffag. , 'Q Jblosf ul flnlvfic' JO ANNE YOUNG WALTER NWHITEHEAD 1.f JM mf I lIfl'1lfgl'llf BILL SHIRLEY THELMA XIQULS Uass frooles BOBBY GONZALEZ FLORINE FLEISCHMAN -v,ll1AE,:4 'l3igg1's1' 1 lf7'1'N JIQAN Llawls Glliolxms CJRA N'I Ai s M J' 'ff' M. ff Ava W a .QS 2.1 R fir, V if Sw, 5 3 , Q5 i 1 Q. ff' ff Si? if If 5 Q jf? W ,, A . Zig Q. RU: 1 1. R X-2 X ts 1 X m 1 5 L , if - :J My ' ' ' WH , , -, , , V , . , WW 4 ' f H, M nf. 'ww , , , 'H f M ,Wg ' '24 Jblosf Ml H11 efic' MARTHA BOWEN JOHNNY JOH NS Jblosf Ilzfvlligvllf NANCY WIl,KES BILL ABBOTT Hass froofas MARIAN CON NELLY CARL BYINGTON if 117 15+ T3iggf'sf Flirfx MARILH'N NAVA BOBBY SINGLETON 5 3 I l BOY Eyes-Bryce Terrell Hair-Russell Hartley Tmfffp-Lester Coons Bvxf Dresser!-Bob Singleton Figu rf'-Johnny Johns Mos! F1111-Russell Hartley Bat! Sporf-Tommy' Koulouris 2 Wiffic'.tf 3 5 HELEN MOODY HARRY COOPER Ni EY THE IDEAL SENIOR GIRL Eyes-Helen Moody Hair-Mary Jane Wade Tevfb-Mary E. Tidwell Bvsf Dwssrcl-Betty Jo Batten Figure'-Jeanne Flynn Mos! F1111-Suzanne Lowery Besf Sporf-Elmira Vogtmann 11185 119 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS 8-Opening of school. 9-Driving course added to curriculum. 10-Monitors chosen for fall semester. 11-R.O.T.C. Staff enlarged. 15-Sr. A class officers elected. 16-Pep O' Plant drive. 17-President's Cabinet appointed. 19-Kennedy leads band. 24-G.O.C. elected officers. 26-Football-Plant vs. Jesuit. 26-Pep O' Plant Staff announced. 29-Youth for Christ Club elected officers. 30-Honor Society tapped new members. 30-Annual Staff announced. 1- I Dare You officers chosen. 2-Gold and Black tapped new members. 3-Abbott, Perkins head student body. 3-Allen selected as jr. Rotarian. 3-Plant vs. Landon fherej . 7-Youth for Christ banquet. 7-Pep O' Plant given All-American rating by 9-Plant vs. Orlando fherej 10-Benham managed cheerleaders. 10-Letterman officers elected. N.S.P.A. 13- I Dare You took in new members at a Tea at Miss Gilliland's home. 14-Wilkes chosen Chief Chancellor of Honor Court for fall semester. 16-Plant vs. Jackson ftherej. 16-Plant students Went by bus to Jax for game. 22-Smith elected Jr. member of Lion's Club. 24-Hartley headed R.O.T.C. Battalion. 24-Plant vs. Tarpon Springs Qtherej . 27-OHicers elected for Camera Club.. 27-R.O.T.C. sponsors named. 28-Plant students featured on radio program. 30-Y-Teens gave Tea for Mothers. 31-Plant vs. St. Pete fherej. 3-Speakers for graduation announced. 4-Officers elected for Saberette Club. 5-Members initiated into Literary Club. 6-Allied Youth executive spoke in Assembly. 7-Plant vs. Jefferson. 10-Delegates left for S.A.S.G. convention in Cor 11-Sr. A notables announced. 12-Sextet sang for Kiwanis Club luncheon. 12-Maynard forms Art Staff. 13-Judge Brooker spoke in Assembly. 14-Plant vs. Lakeland ftherej. 14-Glee Club sang for Shrine Club. 17-Dramatic Club inducted new members. 17 86 18-Music Clinic. 21-HSB class gave Assembly program. 21-Science Club delegates visited Tally. 26--Bonfire and Sr. A dance. 27-Thanksgiving-Plant vs. Hillsborough. 27 86 28-Holidays. 2-T.B. drive started. 4-E12B classes saw film on Macbeth S-Allied Youth Club formed. 5-Kiwanis Round-Robin Tilt. 5-Thespians tapped new members. 7 86 9-Key Club Convention held in St. Pete. pus Christi, Texas. 4Ef120l9'- 'IHIZIHP JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE CALENDAR OF EVENTS 10-J.A.C's reorganized. 10-Majorette Club officers elected. 12-Football banquet. 12-Milian, Caro to pilot '48 Panther team. 18-Band gave concert. 19-Xmas pageant. 19-Basketball-Plant vs. Clearwater Qherej . 19 81 20-Holidays. 23-Saber Club dance. 30-Plant vs. Sarasota fherej. 1-Drill Squad performed in Cigar Bowl. 3--Plant vs. Lakeland Qherej. 6-Plant vs. Orlando Qtherej. 7- Land of Liberty film shown in Assembly. 7--J.A.C. inducted new members. 8 8: 9-Band played for Wilson students. 9-Plant vs. Jesuit. 12-Gold and Black drive. 13-Kiwanettes tapped and announced new officers 14-N.H.S. elected oiiicers. 16-Plant vs. Hillsborough. 17 81 18-Key Club Convention held here. 20-Plant vs. St. Pete Qherej. 20- I Dare You elected officers. 21-G.O.C. spaghetti dinner. 21-Quill and Scroll tapped. 21-Sr. A banquet and dance. 22-Art exhibit. 23--Plant vs. Landon fherej. 23-Student Council dance. 24-Plant vs. Jackson Cherej. 25-Sr. A Baccalaureate service. 26-28-Exams. 29-Graduation. 30-Plant vs. Jefferson. 3-Plant vs. Lakeland ftherej. 6--Children's Day at Fair. 6-Plant vs. Landon ftherej. 7-Plant vs. Jackson ftherej 9-Gasparilla Holiday. 10-Miami Edison Band performed in Assembly. 10-Plant vs. Orlando ftherej. 11-Pep O' Plant drive. 11-Sr. A notables announced. 11-Sr. A class officers elected. 12-Gold and Black oflicers elected. 12-Pep O' Plant Staff announced. 13-Plant vs. Hillsborough. 16-Ellis elected Jr. Rotarian. 17-Plant vs. St. Pete ftherej. 20-Plant vs. Edison, fherej. 21-Plant vs. Miami Jackson fherej. 27-Plant vs. Jefferson. 28-Pantherilla. 16-End of sixth school month. 26-Easter Holiday. 14-End of seventh school month. 22 8C 23-Holidays. 14-End of eighth school month. 9-1 1-Exams. 13-Sr. A Baccalaureate service. 15-Graduation. 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