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

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Mr- - ' 1 f - - Ffh 'il r H551 .gf'?1.. r5Efg4.,'.1 .. 153 'Q 'fii13f, Ea, 'i 1-+55 Q .1 - - ,,- W , 'g- fy , '-1 . . .1 1' ', ., --.,.-a 12-J .f.s'f'i'4 ' i f 'H - 2 . . . . ' V 7- QL' '-1. 1' -3 Ai ' 9 T77-1 ff in. .E ,ff f 3' in 'N if A .Eg 1 . ' ' W . 4- , fm --r- Q' - ,. ,- Y' -2-Lf-.. 1 '. V .Q-l'w.:,TaN1 F ., 44 V - H A . r ed -Q, 4 5 ' ' 1. H. 1 , ...- ,. H an U 51. vw' .' ' 'z- ',!,Ef!9B7! ' jig. ' ' YQ .1. f . I z.. - s ...ff Y..-n'-H z, ,f , 1,.,1,..Jg ' - 1 gf ' I f .Q -I l7.'1l , i7f4,'k 'A 4 ' 1 fum .L Y f 'fTTr'?' .4 r '1I,!1.u.m... B. PLANT 1-HGH SCHOOL TAMPA, FLORIDA 1953 FOREWQRD It is with much pleasure that we, the Annual Staff of 1953, present to the student body the 1953 Silver Anniversary Panther. We have labored long and diligently in compiling this annual, and yet we cannot help but feel that our labors have been amply rewarded as we survey the result of all our work - - - the Silver Anniversary Panther. In the years to come, if one person shall derive pleasure from looking once again at his classmates of old, then surely our labors shall not have been in vain. If, in the distant future, one forgotten friendship, be renewed through glancing at the pages of this annual, then, too, our efforts will have been generously rewarded. We present the 1953 Panther, then, with our most sincere hopes that it will be a continual source of pleasure both now and in the many years to come - - - both now, and then. 'SHR' +3313- CONTENTS I II III IV V VI VII FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES R.O.T.C. SPORTS FEATURES SPONSORS DEDICATION This, our twenty-fifth anniversary Edition of the Panther, we dedicate to you, Mrs. Julie Lane, and to you, Miss Terry Gil. You have contributed much to make the history of our school rich. Both of you, specialists in your fields, have brought us many honors through your untiring efforts and unlimited patience in helping us to compete for outstanding places in Sports and Publications. We shall always be grateful to you for your inspiration and encouragement and We earnestly hope that the appreciation We show in making this dedication to you will furnish evidence of our sincere gratitude for your many years of un- selfish service to Plant High School. ' +345 Miss TERRY Gu. MRS. JULIE LANE WE HUNOR Considering service to the student body and to the institution of H. B. Plant High School, we take great privilege in honoring Mattie Eddington, our beloved and respected cook. She has served faithfully and conscientiously for twenty-five long and tedious years to maintain and improve, Wherever possible, the existing conditions in our lunchroom. We feel it only fitting to attribute her with a long overdue debt of gratitude and the sincerest appreciation from the bottom of our hearts. Mein'- 1371? MATTlE,, EDDINGTON uw WK? W EES N-lu., vi- ' 4-up--J ALMA MATER 'Neath the pines of Palma Ceia Near the bay's deep blue, Stands our noble Alma Mater Glorious to view. Gather now and lift your voices Praise her to the sky, Hail to thee our Alma Mater Hail, all hail, Plant High! I T12 3,1 A. 4 r , ' 1 V' ' 1 u R- 5 P w I 1 1..- 5 Y v ' Q rl 4 n , . , 7 L e. - F pl n . g' 4 5. f 4 f 'f I F' A f - .7 V I 1 A Y 1 . I C 3 U A , . . A . , ,,-,F f'TfE-54. V 3 -ew I .5 Lk? T V L R xv fk r - ' W wx 1 i Wx V il gf y ISN Ma Z . 3 v AX l X 1' Ixffj x xg! 5 T' N ii X 1 MR. MICAH I-I. RUGGLES, A.B., M.A. University of Miami Principal 10 MR. O. M. Sc:HL1c:HTER, 1s.s., M.A. University of Tampa George Peabody College atluate work University of Florida Dean of Boys Swimming Coach MRS. EMILY BUSH RABIQY, A.B., M.A. Florida State University Dean of Girls History Miss Tli1iRX' Gu., 13.5. Florida State University ilournalism SENIGR SPONSCRS MR. WILBUIQN L. Huisimiux, A.1s. Presbyterian College of S-iutli C.irolin,1 Head of Science llepmrtineni Mus. ELVA NlClWIl.l.lA.vlS, mu. Mus. FRANQES L. MARTIN, 15.5. MRS. LYIJIA B. OSSURIU. A-BA W'e5ley.1n College Florida State Universiiy University oi' Floridgi lyliflqglimfiqg Engliqh A.C,A. Bowling Green College of Commerce University ol Mexico l'le.1d of clLl.11I1lUl'Cl.ll U.p.irlment A2 MRS. ELSIIQ NV. PQTTS, A.u., R1.IiD. M755 LUCILE STANSILLL, B.s., H.rc:. MRS. DOROTHY Wil soix, 1s.S., ll.Lie Florida State College Georgia Sill? College for W'omen Florida Sigue College for Woinen Univeraiiy of Florida Home Economics Home Ifconomii-c Hirory fil izl MRS. BIQATRICIZ Atioooo, n.s., M.A. CIAPTAIN .IoHN W. BAUGH Mas. jtzssua CARTER M.is'.acliusetts State College Infantry, R,O.T.C. Department Oflice Secretary Columbia University University of Georgia Head of linglish Department Chemistry Bronze Star with 2 Clusters, Purple Heart, lf.T.O. with S Campaign Stars, and Arrow Head, French Croix de Guerre with Palms, Presidential Citation, American Defense, W'orld W'ar II Victory, Occupation of Germany Ribbon. Mit. Aivriiuit Cox, M.A., 15.5. MRS. OPAL DuuNt-LY, A.1s. JOHN W.Gli.1sEitT,1s,A.ta. Columbia University Vanderbilt University University of Florida University of Georgia lfnglish Lille C0HCl1. Football limo,-y Baseball Coach University of Kentucky HiSl0l'Y Ul1iN'Cf'nily' of Michigan Miss MYRTLIQ Gtt.1.tt,ANn, iss., M.A. MRS. CARMEN B. GUDATH, B.A. MRS. LEONA C. Hfxtwcfoon, B.s., A.B Southern College Florida State University University of- Vermont Florida State University Spanish and Commercial Boston University History and Psychology Lngllsh and hcnch 'ft 13 lf? MRS. MARGARET I-IAYNES, B.S. ED. MRS. ELEANOR XV. HAYT, A.B. MRS. NORMA M. H ll 1 wmv Central Missouri State College Library Science, B.Pl1. B,S,BUS, 113 Ifnglish and Public Speaking Emory University Florida State Unn mlm Drama Librarian Typing M i i 1ii'fs:22Ea:1ze-1:5-I1152: '- --. -i-- A . if'll.ffaePf4'3'M Qii iiiiz ' -A f, f 5 'ww' I :K ,ta-, - . i ifwiix vi A ky , ,..,., .Qi X Q .wi ' R- MRS. PEGGY HORNE MRS. HELEN L. JIMENEZ, A.1s., M.A. MRS. LELA JORDAN, A R La Grange College Florida State University Wesleyan College lfmory University Columbia University Head of Foreign I.angun.,e Deg irtmtnt Book Store Manager University of Mexico Spanish MRS. JULIE LANE, B.S. AURORA LLOYD, A.B. FRANK LORENZO, B. M in Florida Southern College Florida State University University of Yloridt Florida State University University of Florida Director of Atlale ics Physical Education World History, Economics Current History MRS. LOUISE LUCAS NVILLIAM LUCRA, B.M.E., M.s. MR. LEO A. MCDONAI.D, D.s., M.s. Registrar Millikin University Professional Diploma University of Illinois Pennsylvania State Teachers College Band and Chorus University of Tennessee Columbia University History MR. I-IERMAN F. PREVATT MR. J. ROBERT ROBINSON, A.B. Miss ALICE RODRIGUEZ, B.s. ED. Sergeant First Class Mercer University University of Tampa R.O.T.C. Department Biology Physical Education M'- Miss SHIRLEY SCHROEDER, B.s. MRS. LORRAINE SEXVELI., A.B. MRS. NIARGUERITF HOLDER SMITH Florida State University Florida Southern College A,B, English Head of Mathematics Department Florida State University Biology sei 1519 SE IOR CLASS HISTORY ERNEST CASTILLO President JACKIE BARTLETT Srrretury BUCKY WILLIAMS Sgt. at Arms Three years have passed since we first entered the classrooms of Plant. Now, as we are pre- paring to leave, we begin to realize more than ever the great responsibility that faces us in the world, and we are thankful to Plant for equip- ping us with the experience and training neces- sary to meet it. During our years at Plant many new policies were introduced, tried, and proven successful. In our junior year we put on the first annual junior-Senior Prom, in which the junior Class honored the Seniors by being the arrangers, planners, and hosts for the big affair. The first Panther Prowl was introduced in our Junior year to replace the traditional bon- fire before the Thanksgiving game. In our Senior year our well-organized class went all out to help meet the expense of our Senior Banquet in a movement which became the first Senior Work Day. The most jubilant of the events in our three years happened in our Senior year when Plant defeated Hillsborough in the annual Thanks- giving game . . . a victory which had been dreamed of and worked for for eight years. For this victory we are proud of both the wonderful team and the outstanding spirit of the student body as it cheered them to win. We are proud of the number who have been recognized for their outstanding qualities by being admitted to the membership of the Na- tional Honor Society, I Dare You, and Gold and Black. In our three years we have proved our worth in all phases of high school activities. The wonderful plays our dramatic department presented, the improvements in the record of our athletic teams, the outstanding perform- ances of our chorus and band, the fine slate of activities sponsored by our various school clubs, and the better organization of our student gov- ernment show our progress in various fields. Mas. ELVA McWILLIAMs S ponsor DON TALBOT Vice President JOAN HENDIiRSCPN Treasurer KEN CAIUTHEILS Sgt. at Arms +313 MRS. LOUISE LUCAS WILLIAM LUCRA, B.M.E., M.S. MR. LEO A. MCDONAl.IJ, ILS., M.s Registrar Millikin University Professional Diploma University of Illinois Pennsylvania State Teachers College Band and Chorus University of Tennessee Columbia University History Q P MR. HliRMAN F. PREVATT MR. J. ROBERT ROBINSON, A.B. MISS ALICE RODRIGUEZ, 15.5. IZD. Sergeant First Class Mercer University University of Tampa R.O.T.C. Department Biology Physical Education Sw MISS SHIRLEY SCHROEDER, ILS. MRS. LORRAINE SEWELL, A.B. MRS. lVlARGUERITF HOI,DER SMITH Florida State University Florida Southern College A,B, English Head of Mathematics Department Florida State University Biology +21 15 E+ WALTER K. SUNDERLAND MR. HARRY E. TROPP, n.s., M.s. MRS. JEAN VEAL B,5,, M, ED,, M,A, St. Louis University Manager of Lunch Department Edinboro State Teachers College Vandefbilt University , pennsylvania State University of Illinois University of Cincinnati Physics University of Miami Chemistry Columbia University Teachers Collcge Art Department ANGUS WILLIAMS, SR., B.s., P.ED. H. SAM YosT, 13.5. ED. University of Florida Eastern State College Assistant Football Coach Business Manager Head Basketball Coach Industrial Arts Physical Education wr 16 , ' 9' 's. +......., A.. .gn E ,Z 'TN N 1 8.14421 , if ,TUTQ , ll 1. x. 'zajx , , f ' x ,Qfg-1355.1 - V Q .gif .r M' . f f' Hx, 'DQ 1 i -aiiri, xx x , X 1? f I .-- 6' rx, ' k 5 4 5 i F SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ERNEST CASTILLO President JACKIE BARTLETT Secretary Three years have passed since we first entered the classrooms of Plant. Now, as we are pre- paring to leave, we begin to realize more than ever the great responsibility that faces us in the world, and we are thankful to Plant for equip- ping us with the experience and training neces- sary to meet it. During our years at Plant many new policies were introduced, tried, and proven successful. In our Junior year We put on the first annual junior-Senior Prom, in which the Junior Class honored the Seniors by being the arrangers, planners, and hosts for the big affair. The first Panther Prowl was introduced in our Junior year to replace the traditional bon- fire before the Thanksgiving game. In our Senior year our well-organized class went all out to help meet the expense of our Senior Banquet in a movement which became the first Senior Work Day. The most jubilant of the events in our three years happened in our Senior year when Plant defeated Hillsborough in the annual Thanks- giving game . . . a victory which had been dreamed of and worked for for eight years. For this victory we are proud of both the wonderful team and the outstanding spirit of the student body as it cheered them to win. We are proud of the number who have been recognized for their outstanding qualities by being admitted to the membership of the Na- tional Honor Society, I Dare You, and Gold and Black. In our three years we have proved our worth in all phases of high school activities. The wonderful plays our dramatic department presented, the improvements in the record of our athletic teams, the outstanding perform- ances of our chorus and band, the fine slate of activities sponsored by our various school clubs, and the better organization of our student gov- ernment show our progress in various fields. DON TALBOT Vice President JOAN HENDERSON Treasurer BUCKY WILLIAMS Mas. ELVA MCWILLIAMS KEN CARITHERS Sgt. at Arms Sponsor Sgt. at Arms -agfl 8 ACHENBACR, DIANE G.O.C. '52, Y-Teens '50, '51, G.O.C. Follies '52, Skating Club '50, '51, '52, Florigradi '50, Lt. Phys. Ed. '52, Drill Squad '50, '51, Red Cross Club '50. ACKERMANN, MARLENE MARY Y-Teens '50. '51, '52, G.O.C. '51, '52, '53, Drill Squad '50, '51, Chairman Program Sellers '52, Latin Club '50, '51, Lt. Phys. Ed. '51, '52, Outstanding Oflice Lt. '52, P.O.P. Staff '53. ADAMS, CLAIRE Band '50, '51, Pantherollers '50, Rodeo '51, District Band Contest '51, Y-Teens '52, Dance Club '51, Florigradi '51. ADAMS, MARILYN JANE G.O.C. '52, '53, Y-Teens '50, '51, Sailor Circus '51, Latin Convention '50, H.R. Sec. '50, '52, Red Cross '50, G.O.C. Follies '52, Phys. Ed. Cpl. and Lt. '50, '51, Drill Squad '50. ARIN, JoY DOLORES G.O.C. '52, '53, Y-Teens '50, '51, Latin '50, '51, Phys. Ed. Capt. '52, '53, Red Cross '51, '52, J.A.C. '52, '53, Pan- therollers '51, '52, Drill Squad '50, '51, Latin Club '50, '51. ANDERSON, ANITA Pres. and Sec. H.R. '50, '51, '52, Honor Society '52, '53, I Dare You '52, '53, Kiwanettes '52, '53, Senator Girl's State '52, Pres. 81 Sec. Y-Teens '52, '53, Annual Staff '52, '53, G.O.C. '51, '52, Gold 86 Blaclt Club '52, '53, Y-Teen Conference '52. BALIs, NANCY JEAN Y-Teens '50, '51, Latin Club '50, '51, Phys. Ed. Lt. '52, Phys. Ed. Sgt. '51, Student Council Rep. '52, G.O.C. '52, '53, Award for Outstanding Jr. Lt. '52, Literary Club '50, '51, Drill Squad '50. BALLEW, BETTY Trans. Student '51, Drill Squad '51, Red Cross Club '51, '52, Y-Teens '52, '53, Pantherollers '51, '52, Science Club '51, '52. BARTLETT, JACKIE Pantherilla '51, Kiwanette '51, '52, '53, Vice Pres. '52, '53, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '50, '51, Saberettes '50, '51, G.O.C. '51, '52, '53, Vice Pres. H.R. '50, '51, Treas. Latin Club '50, '51, Sec. Sr. Class '52, '53, Annual Staff '52, '53, Sweetheart Lettermen's Club '53, Kiwanette Beauty Review '50. BARTLETT, BILLY Monitor '51, '52, Civitans '51, '52, '53, Swimming '53. -nil 19 li' BEAUDRY, JEAN BILDHAUER, WILHELMINA Transfer Student. BELL, SHERRILL Kiwanette '51, '52, '53, Treas. '52, '53, G.O.C. '5l., '52, '53, Vice Pres. '52, '53, Student Council Rep. '52, '53, Y-Teens '50, Boots BL Saddle Club '50, Cpl. Phy. Ed. '50, Lt. Phy. Ed. '51, '52, '53, Latin Club '50. BERANEK, JOE E. Transfer Student. BILLINGS, FRED Bono, GEORGE BOWER, CHARLES Science Club '50, '51, R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52. BoYD, ALBERT L. BOYNTON, JACK Football '51, Student Council Rep. '51, '52: Vice Pres. H.R. '52, '53, R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52, Vice Pres. Dance Club '50, '51. BOZEMAN, DALICE Band '50, '51, Band Historian '50, '51, Rodeo '51, District Band Contest '51, Y-Teens '50, Honor Court Alternate '50, Student Council '50. si 20 if BRADFORD, JIM Vice Pres. H.R. '52, Varsity Basketball '5l, '52, '53, Optimist Club '52, '53, Red Cross Rep. '52, '53, Sgt. at Arms Optimist '52, '53, R.O.T.C. '51, '52, Transfer Student '51, '52, Letter- men's '52, '53. BROWN, TALLULAI-I ANN Editor Pep O' Plant '52, '53, Honor Society '52, '53, Girl's State '52, I Dare You '52, '53, Y-Teens '52, '53, Program Cl-Im. '53, Debate Club SL National Forensic League Pres. '52, Sec. '51, Annual Staff '52, Cpl. Phy. Ed. '52, Treas. H.R. '53, Play Day '5Z. BRYAN, MARY LOUISE Gold 86 Black '52, '53, Majorette '52, '53, Thespians '51, '52, '53, Phy. Ed. Lt, '52, Dean's Asst. '51, '52, '53, Y-Teens '50, '53, Panther Prowl '52, Annual Staff '51, '52, Drill Squad '51, '52, Plant Hostess at O'FaIk Days '5Z. BUCR, BARBARA JEAN D, A. R. Award '53, Honor Society '52, '53, Gold 81 Black '52, '53, Kiwanettes '52, '53, I Dare You '51, '52, '53, G.O.C. '51, '52, '53, Monitor '51, '52, '53, Olfice Asst. '5l, '52, '53, Y-Teens '50, '51, '53, Plant Rep. to Jr. Town Meeting of the Air '52, '53. BYINGTON, CHARLES Lettermen's Club '52, '53, Civitan Club '52, '53, Swimming Team '51, '52, '53, All City Swim Team '52, City 8C Regional Backstroke Champ '52, All Big Ten Swimming Team '52, Associate Y-Teens '52, '53, R.O.T.C. '51, '52, '53, Panther Prowl '52, CAPLINGER, JACK I Dare You '51, '53, Thespians '50, '53, Gold BL Black '52, '53, Glee Club SL Operetta '51, '53, Honor Society, Science Club '50, '53, Vice Pres. '52, '53, Senior Class Play, Prin. Honor Roll '50, '52, Tickets Chairman '52, Annual Stag. CARITHERS, KEN Key Club '52, '53, Sgt. at Arms Sr. Class '52, '53, R.O.T.C. '5l, '52, Monitor '52, '53, Pres. H.R. '52, '53, Y-Teen Associate Member '52, '53, Annual Stal? '51, '5Z. CARMINE, BARBARA I Dare You '52, '53, Y-Teens '50, Phy. Ed. Sgt. '51, '52, Phy. Cpl. '51, Pantherollers '51, '52, Latin Club '50, '51, Drill Squad '50, '5l, '52, Florigradi '50, '5l. CARTER, CALVIN Pres. H.R. '50, chap. '51, R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '53, Sgt. R.O.T.C. '52, '53, Swim Team Manager '52, '53, Golf Team Manager '53, Award of Merit for Arts '52, Sec. Jr. Optimist Club '52, '53. CARTER, JACKIE Cpl. Phy. Ed., Sgt. Phy. Ed., Y-Teens '51, '53, Red Cross Club, Sec. of Red Cross Club, Pep O' Plant Staff, Pantherollers, Red Cross Rep. of H.R., Corres. of Plant with Tribune. -:H 21 fn- CASTILLO, ERNEST, JR. Jr. 81 Sr. Prom. Dec. Committee, Band '50, '51, H.R. Pres. '51, '52, First Lieut. R.O.T.C., Political Rally Concessions, Key Club Chaplain, Senior Class Pres. '51, '52, Latin Club: M.P.O. Florigradi. CHAIT, NEIL Y. CHILES, JOHN R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52, Best Company '50, '51, Pep O' Plant Staff '52, Circulation Manager, Skating Club '51, '52, Monitor '51, '52, Florigradi '5l. CIRILLO, JOY Transfer Student, Honor Society in New York. CLARK, DICK R.O.T.C. '50, '51, Sgt. '52, '53, J.A.C. Club '52, Florigradi '51, Spanish Club. COFFEE, ELIZABETH Transfer Student, Y-Teens '52, '53. COLLINS, NAN Transfer Student, Chorus, Sang at Pantherilla '52, Sang for Honor Society Initiation '52, Operetta '52, Sec. of H.R., Office Worker '52, '53, Sang for Jr. 8: Sr, Prom '52. CONE, EVELYN Transfer Student '51, '52. COOPER, JOHNNY Transfer Student. CORNELIUS, JOE J.A.C. Club, Golf Team, Science Club, Transfer Student. +24 22 J2- COUNCIL, LUCY 1 Dare You '51, '53, Glee Club '51, '53, Y-Teens '50, '51, Pirates of Penzance '52, Monitor, Drill Squad '50, H.R. Sec. '51, Latin Club '50, '51, Red Cross Club '50, '51, F.T.A. Trcas. '51, 'SL COWART, ANN Kiwanettes '51, '52, '53, G.O.C. Follies, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Pep O' Plant Staff, Y-Teens, Sec. H.R., Drill Squad, Florigradi, Lt. Phy. Fd., Volleyball Team. CREEL, WILLIAM R.O.T.C. '51, '5 3. CROSBY, JOAN Latin Club '50, Drill Squad '50, '51, G.O.C, '52, Y-Teens '50, Volleyball Playday '50, '52, Lt. Phy. Ed. '51, Cpl. Phy. Ed. '51, Monitor '50, '51, '52, '53, Basketball Playday '51. CROWTHER, Ross Civitan Club '52, '51, Football '51, Track '51, Skating Club '51, Science Exposition '51. CUMMINS, WESLEY R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52, '53, Squad Leader '51, '52, R.O.T.C. Basketball Champions '51, Best Company R.O.T.C. '50, '51, Swimming Team '53. D'AItPA, ROSA LOU Y-Teens '50, '52, Glee Club '51, '53, Monitor '50, Drill Squad '50, '52, Red Cross '52, '53, Opcretta, Play Day, Talent Show, Athletic Tournaments. DAVIS, KEVIN Transfer Student, j.A.C. Club, Chorus, Dramatics. ' DAVIS, MARY JIM G,O.C. '51, '52, '53, Dramatic Club, Capt. Basketball '52, Lt. '51, '52, Sgt. '50, '51, Panther Prowl '52, Basketball Playday '51, '52, Volleyball Playday '51, '52, Drill Squad '50, '51S Latin Club. DEMOULPIED, DIANE -rd 23 Honor Society '52, '53, Sec. BL Treas. Red Cross Club '52, '53, 1 Dare You '51, '52, '53, Drill Squad '51, Vice Pres. H.R. '51, '52, Pep O' Plant Reporter '50, '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, Monitor '52, '53, Latin Club '50, '51, International Poetry Anthology '52. 14+ DEARING, BUDDY Transfer Student. DELOZIER, FRED Band '50, '53, Student Council '50, '52, Honor Society '52, '53, Drum Major '52, '53, Civitans '50, '53, National Thespians '50, '53, Pres. Thespians, Baseball, Florigradi, Operetta. DICKERSON, GYELDA Transfer Student, Bowling Club, Band Honor Society, Majorette '50, '51, '52, Head Majorette '53, G.O.C. Follies '52, Sec. H.R. '52. DIMERY, RON R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52, M.P.O. '50, '51, Track Team '53. DOUGLASS, ASTRID Honor Society '52, '53, I Dare You '50, '5l, '52, '55, Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Annual Staff, Vice Pres. of Art Club. DUNBAR, LOIS Y-Teens, Exchange Editor of Pep O' Plant, Letter Pep O' Plant, Drill Squad, Tournament in Phy. Ed., Poem in Poetry Association. DUNN, PRUDIE G.O.C.'s '51, '52, '53, Follies '52, '53, Student Council Rep. '50, '51, '52, '53, Vice Pres. H.R. '51, '52, Drill Squad '50, '51, Lt. P. E. '51, '52, '53, Boots 85 Saddle Club '50, '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, Sec. of J.A.C. Club '51, '52, Panther Prowl '52, DUPUIS, JOY Drill Squad, Y-Teens, Glee Club, lst 81 2nd Year, J.A.C. Club. DUVAL, DORIS ANNE I Dare You, Glee Club, Operetta, Pep O' Plant Staff, G.O.C. Talent Show, Variety Show, Thespians, Dramatic Club, Quill Bl Scroll. EINBINDER, ANN Honor Society '52, '53, V. P. '52, '53, Cheerleader 52, '53, Kiwanettes '51, '52, '53, Gold BL Black '52, '53, First Place in Constitution Day Program, Presented Placque to School '51, Hall of Fame '52, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '52, '53, First Place in Fla. Speech and Play Festival in Gainesville, Thespians '51, '52, '53, I Dare You '51, '52, '53, Historian '52, '53, Chaplain '51, 'fi2. -'EI 24 151- ESPINOLA, RUBEN Lettermun's Club '51, '52, Key Club '51, '52, Treasurer '52, Football All-City '51, '52, Captain '52, Baseball '52, j.A.C. Club '52, Viue Pres. H.R., Monitor '52, '53, Volleyball '52. FELICION E, CONNIE Honor Society '52, '53, Student Council Secretary, Pantherilla '51, '52, Gold BL Blaclt '52, '53, I Dare You '50, '51, '52, '53, Vice Pres. Kiwanettes '52, '55, Annual Staff '51, '52, '53, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '50, '51, Drill Squad '50, '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Fashion Board. FENNELL, DEBORAH Opcretta Female Lead '51, '52, Lt. Phy. lid. '50, '51, Cpl. Phy. Ed. '51, '52, Chaplain H.R. '51, '52, Sec. Soph. Eng. Class '50, '51, Latin Club '50, '51, G.O.C. '50, '51, '52, Y-Teens '52, '53, Glue Club '50, '51, '52, Pep O' Plant Staff '53, FERNANDEZ, DOTTIE Letter in Phy. Fd. '50, Star in Phy. Ed. '51, Capt. '52, Drill Squad '50, '52, Red Cross '50, '51, G.O.C. '52, '53, Basketball Champs, Volleyball Champs, Cpl. Phy. Fd. FERNANDEZ, HUMBERT R.O.T.C, '50, '52, Football Manager, Lettermen's Club, Lunch Room Monitor. FINEBERG, BARBARA Transfer Student. FISHEL, DIANE Panthcrollers '50, Drill Squad '50, Glee Club '51, '52, '53, Opcretta '52. FLETCHER, MARK A. Student Council '50, Sgt. R.O.T.C., Honor Guard '52, Master Sgt. '53, Lettermen's Club '51, '52, '53, M.P.O. '50, '51, Flori- gradi '50, Talent Show '51, Asst. S.C. Rep. '52. FLOWERS, CYNTHIA H.R. Chaplain '50, Pres. Dance Club '50, Phy. Ed. Sgt. '50, Lt. Phy. lid. '52, Capt. Phy. Ed. '52, Cv.O.C. Club, Monitor '51, '52, '53, Office Asst. '51, '52, '53, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, G.O.C. Follies '52, Art Award '52, jr. 81 Sr. Prom Staff. FLYN N, SHARON LEIGH Cheerleader '50, '51, '52, '53, Co-Head '52, '53, G.O.C. '51, '52, '53, Kiwanette Club '52, '53, H.R. Sec. '50, Student Council Rep. '52, '53, Kiwanette Beauty Review '50, Saberettes '50, '51, '52, '53, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '50, Captain Play. Ed. '52, G.O.C. Follies '52. -'Cf 25 19- FORRESTER, ROBBIE Pres. I-LR. '50, '51, Pres. H.R. '51, '52, jr. Var. Football '50, Golf Team '51, '52, '55, Student Council '51, '52, R.O.T.C. Plaroon Sgt. '51. FRAME, BETTY Lou Phy. Ed. Cpl. '51, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, Honor Society '52, ,sag Phy. Ed. Sgt. '52, Bowling Club '52, Annual Staff '52, '53. FRANKLIN, CHARLES Band Letter '53, Operetta '52, Tampa Symphony '53, Florida All-State Orchestra '53, District Band Contest '52, '55, Glee Club '52, '55, FREEMAN, J. L. Transfer Student. FRIEDMAN, ETHEL Dramatic Club '50, '51, '53, Latin Club '50, Thespians '50, '51, '52, '53, Gold Bl Black '52, '53, Monitor '51, '52, '53, Oflice Asst. '51, '52, Drill Squad '51, '52, Girls' Volleyball Team '51, P.T.A. Spelling Bee, Asst, Art Annual Staff, H.R. Salesman. FROST, MARY Cpl. Phy. Ed. '50, Lt. Phy. Ed. '51, Spanish Club '50, YATeens '50, G,O.C. '51, '52, '51 GARMAN, JERRY G.O.C. Follies '52, Gold 8C Black '52, '53, Kiwanertes '51, '52, '53, Pantherilla '51, '52, Cheerleader '52, '53, Vice Pres. I'l.K. '51, Sec. H.R. '51, '52, '53, Majorette '51, '52, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '50, '51, '52, Saberettes '50, '51, '52, 'SL GERTZ, DALE LEE Band Letter '52, Band '50, '51, '52, '53, Treas. Baptist Student Union Club '51, '52, District Band Contest '52, Qperetia '51, '52, Youth for Christ '51, '52, '53, Chief-jr. Deputy Sheritfs League, Florida Industrial Arts Association Award 'Ef2. GIRTON, DIANA Annual Staff '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Thespian Club: Dra- matic Club, Tap-dancing Club, Latin Club '50, '51, Assembly Programs, Glee Club, H.R. Sec., Roller Skating Club, Talent Show '52. GLOVER, CHARLES Band '51, '52, '53, Science Club '51, '52, Band Letter '53. 421 26 211- GONZALEZ, FRANK R.O.T.c. cpl. 'so, 'sI. GORDON, BOB jr. Var. Basketball '50, '51, jr. Var. Football '51, Varsity Foot- ball '52, Lettermen's Club '52, Volleyball Team '52. GRABLE, JAMES S., JR. jr. Optimist '51, '52, Vice Pres. H.R. '52, '53. GRAFE, JULIA Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, j,A.C. '52, Dean's Asst. Cpl. Phy. Ed. '51, '52, Sewing Fashion Show '5l. GREEN, BILL R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52, Football '51, Key Club '51, '52. GREENBERG, MARLENE SHARON Y-Teens '50, '51, Drill Squad '50, Pantheroller '50, '51. GREENE, JO ANN Transfer Student, Oliice Asst. '55, GRIFFIN, EMILY H.R. Chap. '51, 1 Dare You Club '51, '52, '53, Honor Society '52, '53, Pantherollers '52, Florigradi, Drill Squad '50, '51, Office Asst. '50, '51, '52, jr. 85 Sr. Prom Decorating Committee, Sgt. Phy. Ed. '5l. GUDAL, CARTER Pres. 1'1.R. '51, '52, Lettermen's Club '52, '53, Civitan Club '52, '53, Track Team '51, '52, '53, jr. Var. Football '51, Volley- ball '52, Monitor '52, '53. GUTIERREZ, GAY 'll 2 7 Phy. Ed. Cpl. '51, G.O.C. '51, Red Cross '50, '51, '52, '53, Y- Teens '50, '51, Pantherollers '50, '51, Dramatic Club '52, '51, Basketball Champs '52, Baseball Champs '52. 151- HAFFNER, PRISCILLA M. Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Pantherollers '50, '51. HAMNER, BURRS Transfer Student, Pres. Dramatic Club '52, '53, Pres. H.R. '52, N.F.l.. '52, '53, Thespian '52, '53, Key Club '52, '53, Consti- tution Day Speaker '52, Photog. Pep O' Plant '52, Organizer Thanksgiving Motorcade, Snapshot Editor Annual. HAMPTON, CHARLES R.O.T.C. Annual, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '50, '51, Master Sgt. '51, '52, Captain '52, '53, Book Store '51, '52, '53, Science Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Boy's State '52, Skating Club '50, '51, '52, lnter Club Council '51, '52, Stage Crew '50, '51, '52, '53, Red Cross Rep. '52, '53, HAMPTON, WESLEY HAMBONE Lettermen's Club '50, '51, '52, Civitan Club '51, '52, Varsity Football '50, '51, Basketball '50, '51, Track '51, R.O.T.C. '49, '50, '5l. HANCOCK, MILDRED PENNY HANKINSON, ANN Y-Teens '50, '51, G.O.C. Club '52, '53, Office Asst. '52, '53, Phy. Ed. Lt. '52, '53, Drill Squad '50, '51, Florigradi '50, Boots Bc Saddle Club '50, Phy. Ed. Cpl. '51, Panther Prowl '52. HARNETT, JAMES RICHARD Dance Club '50, '51, I.ettermen's Club '52, '33. HAWKINS, FRANK R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52, '53, jr, Var. Basketball '51, '52, Track '52, Football '52. HAWKINS, SALLIE SARA JANE Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Boots BL Saddle Club '50, Latin Club '50, j.A.C. '51, '52, Talent Show '51, '52, G.O.C. Follies '52, Drill Squad '52, Play Day '52, Color Day Queen '52, Sailor Circus '52. HEDRICK, TRAVIS K. -iff 23 E4- HEN HEN DERSON, BARBARA '52, '53, Y-Teens '51, , Gold Bt Black '52, '53, '52, '53, Vice Pres. H.R. '53, Phy. Ed. Lt. '52, Kiwancttcs '5l, '52, '53, Corres. Sec. Record. Sec. '51, G.O.C. '51, '52, '53 Cheerleader '50, '5l, '52, '53, Co-Head '5l, '52, Florigradi '51, Thespians '51, G.O.C. Follies '52. DERSON, JOAN Kiwanettes '5l, '52, '53, Record. Sec. '52, '53, Gold 81 Black '52, '53, Y-Teens '5l, '52, '53, G.O.C. '5l, '52, '53, Record. Sec. '5l, '52, '53, Student Council Rep. '52, '53, Florigradi '51, H.R. Pres. '51, H.R. Sec. '52, Treas. Sr. Class '52, '53, Phy. Ed. Lt. '52, Cpl. '51, HEss, BARBARA Band '50, '51, '52, '53, Band Letter, Band Honor Society, Pan- theroller Club '50, '51, Bowling Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Semester Honor Roll '51, '53, Tennis Club '50, Florigradi Band '5I. HUDSON, KENNETH HEY cnt, JOE Vice Pres. Student Body '52, '53, I Dare You Club '50, '5l, '52, '53, Gold H Black '50, '51, '52, '53, Key Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Honor Society '52, '53, Pres. Soph. Class '50, '5l, Pres. Jr. Class '51, '52, Lettermen's Club '52, '53, Basketball Varsity '5l, '52, '53, Tennis Team '52, '53, Pantherilla '51, '52, Base- ball Varsity '5l, R.O.T.C. Capt. '52, '53. HICKMAN, BERT INGALLS, JR. Civitan '5l, '52, '53, Lettermen's Club '5l, '52, '53, Football Manager '52. HILL, MARGIE Girl's State '52, Honor Society '52, '53, Kiwanettes '5l, '52, '53, Co-Ed. Annual '52, '53, Asst. '51, '52, Gold SL Black '52, '53, G.O.C. '50, '5l, '52, '53, Capt. '5l, '52, Lt. '50, '5l, Y- Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, Pres. '52, Sec. '5l, Red Cross Club Vice Pres. '50, Y-Teen Tri-State Planning Con. '52. HIOTT, DAVID HOLLAND, BARBARA JEAN HOOD, DOLORES +3 29 R.O.T.C. Sponsor '50, '5l, Saberettes '50, '5l, '52, Y-Teens '50 '51, '52, Literary Club '50, '51, Vice Pres. Literary Club '50 '51, Drill Squad '50, Florigradi '50. to u s HOUCK, MARY Jo HUDGINS, FRED R. J.A.C.'s '52, '53, Science Club '50, '51, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '52, '53. HUFFSTUTLER, PATRICIA Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, Band '50, '51, '52, '53, F.T.A. '52, '53, Bowling Club '52, '53, Band Honor Society '52, '53, Flori- gradi '51, Garden Club '50, '51, Operetta '51, District Band Contest '52, Latin Club '50, '5l. HUGHES, BUZZY Pres. Student Body '52, '53, Civitans, Sec. '51, '52, Vice Pres. '52, '53, Sports Ed. Pep O' Plant '52, '53, Student Council '51, '52, Delegate to N.A.S.C., S.A.S.C., F.A.S.C., Student Chairman of Circus, Office in Mayor's Day, Pantherilla '51, '52, G.O.C. Follies '51, '52, Florigradi '52. HURLEY, ROSEMARY Pantberollers '51, Y-Teens '51, Drill Squad '50, '51, Sgt. Phy. Ed. '50, Lt. Phy. Ed. '51, Office Lt. Phy. Ed. '51, G.O.C. '51, '52, '53, Sec. H.R. '51, '52, '53, Monitor, Pep O' Plant Staff '53, Oflice Award, Oiice Asst. '51, '52, '53, Volleyball Play Day, Softball Play Day, Basketball Play Day. HURST, BETTY JAMES, BRYCE R.O.T.C. '50, '52, '55, Sgt. '52, '53, F.E.A. 'so. JENKINS, WALLY TAYLOR Science Club '50, '51, R.O.T.C. Color Guard '51, '52, Lt. R.O.T.C. '52, '53, Asst. Boys Sports Editor Pep O' Plant '52, '53, Pres. H.R. '50, Vice Pres. H.R. '52. -JETER, RICHARD R. Basketball Mgr. '51, '52, Football '52, Lettermen's Club '52, '53, H.R. Chaplain '50, '51, '52, R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52. JOHNSON, WILLIAM E. M.P.O. '49, '50, '51, '52, R.O.T.C. '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, Master Sgt. '52, '53. +2130 E+ JONES, ANNLYNN Cheerleader '51, '52, '53, Sec. H.R. '50, Lt. Phy. Ed. '50, G.O.C. '50, '51, '52, '53, Florigradi '50, Y-Teens '50, Latin Club '50, '51, Drill Squad '50, Red Cross '50, G.O.C. Follies '52. JONES, CAROL Honor Society '52, '53, Treas. Honor Society '53, G.O.C. Pres. '52, '53, Pep O' Plant Editor '51, '52, Kiwanettes '52, '53, Phy. lid. Cpl. '51, Capt. '52, Delegate N.H.S. Convention '52, Y- Tecns '51, '52, Bowling Club '52, '53, Latin Club '51. JUSTER, FLOYD PAUL jr. Var. Basketball '50, '51, Varsity Basketball '51, '52, '53, Vice Pres. jr. Optimist Club '51, Student Council Rep. '51, jr. Red Cross Rep. '52, '53, I.ettermen's Club '52, '53, Golf Team '51, '52. KARNES, ELISE Latin Club '50, '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, Band '50, '51, '52, '53, Band Honor Society '52, '53, District BL State Band Contest '52, Florigradi '51, Sec. F.T.A. '52, '53, Bowling Club '52, '53, Sec. H.R. '52, '53, Operetta '51, KELTON, ANNIE FULTON KANND Trcas. Student Council '52, '53, Honor Society Sec. '52, '53, Girl's State '52, Co-Editor Pep O' Plant '53, Gold BL Black '52, '53, Kiwanettcs '51, '52, '53, I Dare You '51, '52, Sec. '53, F.T.A. Pres. '52, '53, G.O.C. '51, '52, '53, Outstanding Sopli. Athlete '51, KICHLEI1, PHILIP R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52, '53, Sgt. '52, '53, Armistice Day Parade, Florigracli '50. KICKLIGHTER, EVELYN JOYCE QJOYJ Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, Band '50, '51, '52, '53, Camera Club '50, '51, M.Y.F. Club '50, Inter Club Counselor of ,l.A.C. Club '51, '52, Red Cross Club '51, '52, Dramatic Club '52, '53, Bowling Club '52, '53, Band Letter '52, Citation to Honor Society '51, '52. KING, BETTY ANNE Florigradi '50, Drill Squad '51, Sec. H.R. '51, '52, Sailor Circus '51, '52: Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, Latin Club '50, '51, Bowling Club '52, '53, Pep O' Plant '52, '53, Dramatic Club '50, '51, Comm. jr. 8: Sr. Prom '52. KIRKCONNELL, SANDY Transfer Student. KOCH, EDWARD R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52, '53, Sgt., Travel Club '50, Pep O' Plant Staff '52, '53, Latin Club '50, '51, Florigradi '51. 433150 LEE, JAMES L. Bowling Team '52, '53, Science Club '51, '52, Phy. Ed. Manager '51, '52, Latin Club '50, '51, Radio Club '50, '51, M.1'.O. Club '50, '51. LESNIAK, RAY LEVAYE, SHEILA Dramatic Club, Y-Teens '52, '53, J.A.C. Club: Transfer Student. LEWIS, FREDDIE Lou Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Florigradi '51, Office Worker, G.O.C. '52, '53, Sec. Skating Club '51, Student Council Rep. '51, Red Cross Rep. '51, Drill Squad '51, '52, Chaplain H.R. '51, '52. LINEBAUGH, EDWARD R.O.T.C. Cpl. '50, '51, Sgt. '51, '52, lst Lt. '52, '53,Optim1sts Club '52, '53, Vice Pres. H.R. '52, '55. Locx, MADELEINE Cheerleader '51, '52, '53, Honor Society '52, '53, R.O.T.C, Sponsor '50, '51, '52, Saberettes '50, '51, '52, '53, National Thespian Society '51, '52, '53, Operetta '52, Dramatic Club '51. '52, '53, Inter Club Council '51, '52, Phy. Ed. Sgt. '51, Lt. '52, G.O.C. Follies '5Z. LOCKLAR, GWEN Drill Squad '50, '51. LUPIEN, JOHN R.O.T.C. Cpl. '50, '51, TfSgt. '51, '52, Mfsgt. '52, '53, Pep O' Plant Staif '53, Stage Crew '52. MACCARTEE, DALE Transfer Student, Y-Teens '52, '53, Dramatic Club '52, '53, MCCALL, JOHN Football Mgr. '51, Basketball '51, '52, '53, Iettermerfs Club, R.O.T.C. '51, '52, 'SL -'21 32 E+ MCEWAN, SANDRA Band '50, '5l, '52, '53, Florigradi '51, Band Letter '52, Spanish Club '50, '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, Bowling Club '52, '53, Sailor Circus '52, Comm. jr. BL Sr. Prom '52. MCPHILLIPS, ALVIN Transfer Student. MASON, LARRY Transfer Student: Bowling Team '52, '53, Civitan Club '52, '53, Skating Club '52, '53. MAYER, PEGGY Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, Red Cross '50, '51, Red Cross Rep. '5l, Pantherollers '50, '5l. MEDEROS, NORA Honor Society '52, '53, Dramatic Club '52, '53, J.A.C. Club '52, '53, Transfer Student '52, MIKLER, ELAINE Honor Society '52, '53, Annual Staff '52, '53, Pep O' Plant Staff '53, G.O.C. Follies '52, Phy. Ed. Lt., Capt. '51, '52, '53, Sec. G.O.C. '52, '53, Drill Squad '50, '51, Florigradi '51, Drill Squad Champs '51, Basketball Champs '51, '52. MIKLER, MIKE T. Key Club '51, '52, '53, Lettermen's Club '50, '5l, '52, '53, Baseball '51, '52, Basketball '51, '52, Football '52, R.O.T.C. Capt. '52, '53, jr. Gasparilla '52, Sports Editor Annual '52, '53, Pres. H.R. '50, '5l. MILLER, OTHO GRAYSON Golf Team '51, '52, '53, Lettermen's Club '51, '52, '53, Science Club '51, R.O.T.C. '51, '52,- '53, jr. Optimists Club '52, '53, Pres. H.R. '52, '53, Bowling Club '52, '53. MIMBS, DOROTHY Transfer Student. MINTON, BARBARA Vice Pres. H.R. '50, '51, Skating Club '51, '52, '53, Drill Squad '50, '51, '52, Phy. Ed. Sgt. '51, Pep O' Plant Staff '52, Variety Show '52, Baptist Student Union Club '51, '52, Y- Teens '50, Quill BL Scroll '52, '53. +3331-1 MOODY, CARLENE Transfer Student, Majorette '52, '53. MOODY, EDWIN HOWARD Transfer Student '52, MORGAN, MARY ANNE Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Drill Squad '50, Chorus '52, '53. MORGAN, ROGER R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52, '51, Sgr. '52, '55, J.A.C. Club. MORGAN, SHIRLEY Soph. Class Sec. '50, jr. Class Sec. '51, Co-Ed Annual Staff '53, Asst. Ed. '52, Kiwanettes '51, '52, '53, Pres. '53, Gold 81 Black '52, '53, Y-Teens '51, '52, Vice Pres. '52, Thespians '52, '53, G.O.C. Talent Show '52, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '51, '53, fiaberettes, Pantherilla '51, '52. MOSES, FAYE Transfer Student, Sec. H.R. '52, '53, Y-Teens '52, '53. MORRIS, SUZANNE Honor Society '52, '53, I Dare You '51, '52, '53, Bancl '50, 'SL '52, '53, Annual Staff '52, '53, Pres. H.R. '51, Talent Show '51, Poetry Anthology '52, Kiwanette Beauty Review '50, Chaplain I-LR. '52, '53, OHlce Asst. '50, '51, '52. MULDER, YVONNE MUNOZ, JOHN D. Vice Pres. H.R. '52, H.R. Representative. MURRAY, J. A. Band '49, '50, '51, '52, '53, Jr. Optimists Club, Band Honor Society. 3l34l5 MURRAY, Lois Honor Society '52, '53, I Dare You Club '51, '52, '53, Ptes. jr. Red Cross '52, '53, Vice Pres. H.R. '51, '52, English Office Sec. '52, '53, Sr. Photo Ed. Annual '52, '53, Drill Squad '50, '51, Florigradi '51, Pantherollcrs '51, '52, Sgt. Phy. Ed. '51, '52. MURRAY, LORINE Cpl. Phy. Ed. '52, Transfer Student. NEADS, KENNETH LEE Boots BL Saddle Club '50, '51, Soph. Football, H.R. Pres. '52, Science Club '50, '51, NEISENT, JEANNETTE Transfer Student, Chorus '52, '53. NEWMAN, CHRISTINE NICHOLSON, MICHAEL Transfer Student. OGLE, SIMEON OYLER, CAROLYN -I.A.C. '52, '53, Y-Teens '50, Pantherollers '50, Drill Squad '50, '51, G.O.C. '50, Phy. Ed. Lt., Latin Club '50, '51, Flori- gradi '51. PABEN, PAT Drill Squad '50, '51, '52, Phy. Ed. Lt. '51, '52, Literary Club '50, '51, Pantherollers '50, '51, Florigradi '51, Skating Club '52, 'sag G.O.C. '51, '52, '53. PARSLEY, MARY News Ed. Pep O' Plant '52, Annual Staff '52, '53, G.O.C. Follies '52, Drill Squad '51, '52, Florigradi '51, Lt. Phy. Ed. '51, G.O.C. Club '51, '52, 'sag Pantherollers '50, '51, Y-Teens '50, 'S13 F.T.A. '52, '53- 41159 PATE, BETTY Honor Society '52, '53g F.T.A. Club '52, 'sag Glee Club '52, '53g Latin Club '50, '51g G.O.C. '51, '52, '55, Lt. Phy. Ed. PERDOMO, OTTO Transfer Student, J.A.C. Club '51, '52g Basketball Team '52g M.P.O. Club '52, '53, Football Team '52, Red Cross '52, '53. PERRITTI, CECILIA Sec. H.R. '51, '52, Pep O' Plant Staff '52, '53g Drill Squad '50, '51g Florigradi 'Sly Y-Teens '50, '51g Red Cross '51, '52, Pan- therollers '51, '52, Oilice Asst. '52, '53, Phy. Ed. Sgt. '52, Quill 8: Scroll '53. PERVIS, CAROLYN Transfer Studentg Red Cross Club '52g Drill Squad '52g Y-Teens '52, '53g Science Club '52. PESOLA, HUGO PETTEWAY, SYLVIA Y-Teens '50, '51, Literary Club '50, j.A.C. '53g Drill Squad '50, Glee Club '52, '53, Monitor '51, '52, '53g Annual Staff '53. BISHOP, PATTI Transfer Student. PHILLIPS, JOHN Chaplain H.R. '50, '51g Basketball '50, '511 Pantberollers '5lg Red Cross '53, Squad Leader R.O.T.C. '52, PIA, DANNY Honor Society '52, '53g Dramatic Club '51, '52, 'sag Thespian Club '51, '52, '53, Pres. '52, '53: F.T.A. Club '52, 'Sig Science Club '52, '53, Pres. '52, '53g 2nd Lt. R.O.T.C. '52, '53s Civitan Club '51, '52, '53, Annual Staff '52, '53g Chaplain H.R. '51, '52g Student Council Rep. '50, '51, '52, '55. PILCHER, DOLLIE +54 36 15+ PORRO, RONALD RAWLS, FITZ Annual Staff '52, '53, Science Club '51, '52, '53, Pres. '51, '53, Senior Class Play '53, Honor Society '52, '53, Rifle Team '53, R.O.'I'.C. Silver Star. RIGBY, CAROL 'Transfer Student, Science Club '53, Sec. '53, Y-Teens '51, '52, G.O.C. '52, '53, Bowling Club '53, Drill Squad '51, -l.A.C. '53. RISENER, BETTIE LOUISE Honor Society '52, '53, Thespians '51, '52, '53, Dramatic Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Vice Pres. Dramatic Club '51, Drill Squad '50, G.O.C. '50, Office Asst. '51, '52, Y-Teens '50, '51, l Dare You '51, '52, '53, Rep. Speech Festival of Plant '51. ROBERTSON, NANCY Honor Society '52, '53, Gold BL Black '52, '53, I Dare You '51, '52, '53, G.O.C. '51, '52, '53, Pep O' Plant Staff '52, '53, Adv. Man. '52, '53, Monitor '51, '52, '53, Annual Staff '51, '52, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Quill Bt Scroll '53, Red Cross Club '50, '51. ROCH, MIRIAM H.R. Pres. '52, '53, Student Council '51, '52, Honor Society '52, G.O.C. '50, Operetta '52, Y-Teens '50, Glee Club '51, '52, RODDENBERRY, LOWELL ROGERS, ELAINE Roos, MARY LOU Honor Society '52, '53, 1 Dare You '51, '52, '53, Monitor '51, '52, '53, Ollice Asst. '52, '53, Poetry Anthology '52, Essay Anthology '51, Drill Squad '50, '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Bowling Club '52, '53. .RUSSELL,, SHIRLEY JANE Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, l Dare You Club '51, '52, Glee Club '51, '52, '53, Operetta '52, 37 he '- SALSBURY, DALE Honor Society '52, '53, Gold Bl Black '52, '53, Thespians '51, '52, '53, Vice Pres. '52, '53, Dramatic Club '51, '52, '53, Treas. '52, Sec. H.R. '52, '53, Poem in National Poetry An- thology '52, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, Annual Stazff '52, '53, Photo Ed., Lettered in Phy. Ed. Drill Squad '50, i1. SANDMAN, CAROL J Gold 86 Black '52, '53, I Dare You '51, '52, '53, Thespians '51, '52, '53, Treas. '51, Sec. '52, Dramatic Club '51, '52, '53, Sec. '51, Treas. '51, Annual Staff '51, '52, '53, Feature Ed. '52, '53, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53, Monitor '51, '52, '53, Ofice Asst. '51, '52, G.O.C. '51, '52, H.R. Treas. '52, Florigradi '51, Drill Squad '50, '51, SASSER, SHIRLEEN Honor Society '52, '53, Kiwanettes '52, '53, Gold BL Black '52, '53, Recording Sec. '52, '53, Thespians '51, '52, '53, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Red Cross '50, '51, '52, '53, Pres. '51, '52, City Board of Directors '50, '51, '52, '53, Drill Squad '50, '51, Glue Club '52, '53, Vice Pres. H.R., Sec. H.R. SCHILLER, DIANE H.R. Sec. '51, Vice Pres. '52, Red Cross Rep. '51, G.O.C. '51, '52, '53, Phy. Ed. Sgt. '51, Lt. '52, Capt. '52, Y-Teens '50, '51, Boots BL Saddle Club '50, '51, Monitor '52, '53: Ukelele Club '50, '51, Drill Squad '50. SCHONBRUN, JOYCE Honor Society '52, '53, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '52, '53, Superior Rating in Gainesville Speech Tournament '52, Poem National Poetry Anthology '52, Essay National Essay Anthology '52, National Forensic League, Inter-Club Council Rep. '11, Rec. Sec. '52, lst Place Original Oratory N.F.L. District Meet '52, Thespians '52, '53, F.T.A. '52, '51, Officer Asst. '52, '53. SCOTT, CAROLE JEAN SCOTT, ROBERT Transfer Student, Science Club '52, '53, Bowling Club '53. SEARJEANT, JOAN Honor Society '52, '53, Kiwanettes '51, '52, '53, Gold BL Black '52, '53, I Dare You '51, '52, '53, Cor. Sec. '52, G.O.C. '52, '53, Saberette Rec. Sec. '51, '52, J.A.C. Pres. '52, Y-Teens '50, '51, Pantherollers Rec. Sec. '51, '52, Red Cross City Rep. '51, Monitor '51, '52, '53, Oihce Asst. R.O.T.C. Sponsor. SEEGERS, RICKY Quill 86 Scroll '53, Managing Ed. Pep O' Plant '52, 53, G.O.C. '50, '51, '52, '53, H.R. Sec. '50, Pantherollers Vice Pres. '51, Lt. Phy. Ed. '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Monitor '51, '52, '53, Red Cross '50, '51, Drill Squad '50, Art Club '50, 'Sl. SHAEFFER, MARY JO Band '50, '51, '52, '53, Operetta '51, '52, I Dare You, Y-Teens '51, Honor Society, Band Honor Society, National Essay An- thology '50, H.R. Pres. '52, Pantherilla Ensemble '52. 38 Rf' SHEPARD, ALICE Drill Squad '50, '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Latin Club '50, '51, Boots Bc Saddle '50, Phy. Ed. Sgt. '50, Pantherollers '50, '51, Monitor '52, '53, Ofhce Asst. '51, '52, '53, Thespians '51, '52, '53, Debate Club '51, '52. SHEPARD, MIKE 1 Dare You Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Dramatic Club '50, '51, '52, '51, Thespian '51, '52, '53, Key Club '52, '53, Honor Society '52, '53, H.R. Pres. '52, R.O.T.C. Capt. '52, '53, Student Council Rep. '50, '51, '52. SHIELDS, WILLIAM W. QBULLET BILL, Football Varsity '50, '51, '52, Track '51, '52, '53, Lettermen's Club Sgt. at Arms '51, '52, '53, Key Club '51, '52, '53, All City '51, All City Capt. '52, All State '52, All Southern '52, Guy Toph Trophy '52, j.A.C. Club '52, '53, Monitor '52, '53. SHREVE, DUDLEY MICHAEL QMIKEJ Speech Festival '50, Varsity Swimming '50, '51, '52, '53, Captain Swim Team '53, All State, All Big Ten, All District, All City Relay '52, R.O.T.C. 1st Sgt. '52, '53, Lettermen's Club '52, '53, M.P.O. Club '50, Dramatic Club '51, '52, '53, Thespian Club '51, '52, '53, Skating Club '51, '52, H.R. Vice Pres. '50, '51, SLAUGHTER, HELEN JEROLYN I Dare You '51, '52, '53, Drill Squad '50, Phy. Ed. Sgt. '52, H.R. '52, Softball Champs '51, Volleyball Play Day '50, '51, Basketball Play Day '50, Pantherollers '50, SINGLETARY, JIMMY Varsity Football '50, '51, '52, '53, Lettermen's Club '50, '51, '52, '53, All City '52, Track '52, H.R. Pres. '50, Key Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Letterman '50, '51, '52, '53, Vice Pres. Soph. Class '50, '51, Vice Pres. jr. Class '51, '52, Outstanding Sr. Trophy '52, Pantherilla '5l. SMITH, MALCOLM Key Club '52, '53, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '52, '53, j.V. Basketball '51, '52, Baseball '50, SNEAD, HENRY fBIG 'UND Pres. Honor Society '52, '53, Sec.-Treas. Civitan Club, Gold 8: Black, I Dare You Club, Lettermen's Club, Football '52, Pres. H.R. '52, Vice Pres. H.R. '51, Capt. R.0.T.C., Panther Staff '50, '51, '52, SPEECE, MARJORIE Drill Squad 'sog High Honor Roll '50, Honor Roll '50, '51, '52, Library Club '50, '51, Ofhce Asst. English '52, '53, Special Mention Poetry Anthology '52, G.O.C. '5l. SPENCER, TOM R.O.T.C. Oificer '52, '53, Lettermen's Club, Golf Team '50. 1 39 R+ IX, NORMAN F., JR. Boys' State '52, Student Council '51, '52, '53, Pres.. Cabinet '50, '51, Rifle Team '50, '51, '52, H.R. Pres. '51, '52, Senior Class Play '52, Monitor '52, '53, Constitution Day Speaker '51, City Recreation Board Rep. P.H.S., Business Manager Annual Staff '52, '53, R.O.T.C. 12 Gold Stars Bl Wreath Citations, Neatest Cadet Award '51, '52, Squad Leader, Best Drilled Squad, Battalion Commander '52, '53, Key Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Pres. '52, '53, Gold 85 Black '52, '53, Honor Society '52, '53, Treas. I Dare You '52, '53, Thespian Society '50, '51, '52, '53, Dramatic Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Delegate Student Council Convention '51, Delegate State Key Club Convention '51, Delegate Honor Society Convention '52, Delegate Teenage Safety Council '52, State Key Club Convention '52. STAINER, ELISABETH ANTOINETTE Transfer Student, Y-Teens '51, '52, '53, jr. Red Cross '51, Annual Staff '52, '53, Bowling Club '52, Drill Squad '51, Pep O' Plant Staff '53, I Dare You '53. STALLINGS, SHIRLEY LEE Drill Squad '50, '51, H.R. Red Cross Rep. '50, Florigradi '51, Pantherollers '50, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, '53. SPINADEL, EUGENE STEEDLEY, RONALD Transfer Student. STEIN, EDWARD H. CEDJ R.O.T.C. Major '52, '53, Sgt.-Major '51, '52. Sgt. '50, '51, Business Manager Annual '52, '53, Annual Staff '51, '52, '51, Honor Court Rep. '50, '51, Poetry In National Anllsiology Bl Sermons In Poetry, Outstanding jr. Cadet Award R.O.T.C. '52, Gold Star 81 Wreath R.O.T.C. '50, '51, '52, '53, Honor Society '52, '53, Historian '53, I Dare You Club '51, '52, '53, Science Club, Treas. St Inter-Club Council Rep., Debate Club GL National Forensic League, Treas. 81 Vice Pres.: Attended State Debate, Civitan Club '52, '53. STICH, RUTH ALLISON Sec. H.R. '50, '51, '52, Student Council Rep. '51, '52, Red Cross Rep. '51, '52, Pep O' Plant '52, '53, Lt. Phy. Ed. '50, '51, G.O.C. '50, '53, Pantherilla '52, Majorette '52, '53, J.A..C. Club '52, '53, Boots 8: Saddle Club '50, '51. STIVENDER, EUGENE Band '50, '51, '52, '53, Operetta, Pres. Thespians '52, Vice Pres. Dramatics '52,'Played with Navy Band, M.P.O. '50, '51, '52, Thespians '52, '53, Dramatic Club '52, '53. STOCKTON, EUGENE Science Club '50, '51, M.P.O. Club '52, '53, Debate 52, '53, Dramatics '52, '53, Red Cross '52, '53, Red Cross Rep. '52, '53, Vice Pres. Red Cross '52, '53. STRAUB, CAROLYN Y-Teens ,'50, '51, Drill Squad '50, Chorus '51, '52, Boots 85 Saddle Club '50, '51, Skating Club '50, '51, Glee Club '51, '52, '51, Operetta '51, '52, G.O.C. Talent Show '52. -'if 40 Es- STREET, DOROTHY Transfer Student, ,l.A.C. Club '52, '53. SWINDOLL, ALVA SYMMES, BILLY R.O.'l'.C. '50, '51, '52, '53, Squad Leader '51, Platoon Sgt. '5Z. TAAIPIVF, ROBERT TALBOT, DON R.O.'1'.C. Color Guard '51, '52, Officer '52, '53, Key Club Sgt. at Arms, Football '50, '51, Vice Pres. Senior Class, Florigradi '51, Chairman Key Club Thanksgiving Ball. TALBOT, SHARON Dramatic Club '50, '51, '52, Thespians '51, '52, Debate Club '52, National Forensic League '52, G.O.C. Follies '52, Talent Show '50, '51, Operetta '52, Thespians Play '52, Directed Thespinn Play '52, Glee Club '51, '52, '53, State N.F.L. Congress, Stale N.F.L. Speech Tournament. TARNOW, CAROLE fTINOD Dramatic Club '52, '53, Y-Teens '52, '53, Boots 81 Saddle Club '50, '51, Latin Club '50, '51, Sec. j.A.C. Club '52, '53, Phy. lid. Cpl. '50, Sgt. '51, '52, Skating Club '51, '52, Red Cross '52, Drill Squad '50, C.O.C. Follies '5Z. TAYLOR, JACK QPUDJ Vice Pres. Tropical Fish Club, j.V. Football '50, Track '50, Red Cross '50, '51, Football '51, Basketball '51, '52, Football '52, Pantherilla '52, l.ettermen's Club '52, '53, Pres. Civitan Club '52, '53, Best Co. R.O.T.C. '50, '51, Best Platoon '50, '51, Vice Pres. H.R. '52, '53, TERRY, BEVERLY JEANNE CTERRYJ Transfer Student, Y-Teens '51, '52, Panther Pruwl '51, '52, Talent Show '52, Red Cross Club '52, Cpl. Phy. Ed. '52, Dramatic Club '52, '53, Annual Staff '52, '53, H.R. Red Cross Rep. '52, '53, Senior Clast Play '53. THOMSON, ROBERT Transfer Student. Q51 41 hi- THOMPSON, GERALD F. R.O.T.C. Cpl. '51, Tfsgr. '51, '52, Isl Lt. '52, '51, 5 Cold Stars, Science Club Sgt. at Arms, Florigradi '5l. THOMPSON, HILDA Lettered Play. Ed. '52, Drill Squad '50, '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Skating Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Phy. Ed. Sgt. '51, Lt. '51, Bowling Club Sec. '52, '53, G.O.C. '51, '52, '51, Panther Prowl, Florigradi '52, Annual Staff '52, '53, Phy. I-d. Play Day '50, '51, '52, '55. TIDWELL, CHARLES Transfer Student, J.A.C. Club '52, '53, Travel Club '51, '52: Swimming Team '51, Football '51, International Relations Club '51, H.R. Vice Pres. '50. TIDWELL, ARTHUR Annual Staff '52, '53, Science Club '52, '53, Sgt. R.O.T.C. '52, 'SL TINDER, EILEEN Transfer Student, Chorus '52, '53, Operetta '51, '52, G.O.C. '52, '53, Play. Ed. Sgt. '51, Lt. '52, Drill Squad '51, Y-Teens '51, '53. TRUITT, GEORGE TURNER, LEONIDAS LEE Golf Team '52, Vice Pres. Lettermeifs Club '52, '53, Sgt. at Arms Gold 81 Black '52, '53, Monitor '51, '52, '53, Varsity Football '50, '51, '52, Civitan Club '51, '52, '53, Sgr. at Arms '52, '53, Cpl. R.O.T.C. '50, '51, Sgr. '51, '52, Capt. '52, '55, Vice Pres. H.R. '50, '51, Lettermen's Club '51, '52, '53'. TUTTLE, DUANE UMAN, MARTIN Honor Society '52, '53, Pres. I Dare You Club '52, '53, Vice Pres. Gold Sl Black '52, '53, Pres. Debate Club '51, '52, National Forensic League '52, '53, Boy's State '52, Capt. R..O.T.C., I.ettermen's Club '52, '53, Tennis Team '52, '53, Track Manager '51. VAIL, NATHAN C. Optimist '51, '52, '53, Baseball '51, '52, Officer R.O.T.C., Pep' O' Plant, Charge R.O.T.C. Color Guard '51, '52. +21 42 ,ie- VANDUZER, GRETCHEN Transfer Student, Chorus '52, '53, Pep O' Plant Staff. VANDERFORD, DOT Drill Squad '50, G.O.C. Talent Show '50, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52, Red Cross '50, '51, '52, '53, Pantherollers '51, '52, G,O,C. Talent Show '51, Operetta '52, Red Cross Talent Show '52, Majorette '52, '53, Band Honor Society '52, '53, G,O.C. Follies '51, '52. VAZQUEZ, WILFRED Varsity Basketball '51, '52, '53, R.O.T.C, TfSgt. '51, '52, MfSgt, '52, '53, ,I.V. Basketball '50, '51, Spanish Club '50, '51, Art Club '50, '51, Track Team '52, VEGA, Nlcio Chorus '51, '52, '53, Operetta '52, Panther Prowl '52, Science Club '51, '52, '53, F.T.A. '52, '53, Bronze Medal R.O.T.C,, Cpl. R.O.T.C., Latin Club '51, '52, Pep O' Plant '52, '53, VILLAR, SALLY Transfer Student, Hillsborough, Saberettes '52, '53, Majorette '52, '53, Sec. H.R. '51, '52, '53, R.O,T,C. Sponsor '52, G.O.C, Follies '52, Band Honor Society '52, '53, VOYE, GERALD Operetta '50, Florigradi '51, Science Club '51, '52, '53, R.O.T.C, Sgt, '51, '52, Treas. Optimist Club '52, '53, Annual Staff '52, '53, Senior Class Play '53, WADE, EDWARD Pres. Optimist Club '52, '53, Student Council Rep. '51, '52, '53, Rifle Team '51, H.R. Vice Pres. '52, '53, R.O.T.C. Sgt, '51, '52, Baseball Team '53, G.O.C. Follies '52, WALKER, NANCY Drill Squad '51, G.O.C, Follies '52, Y-Teens '51, G.O.C. Club '52, '53, Basketball Team '51, '52, Play Day, Volleyball Team '52, Phy. Ed. Lr. '51, '52, Capt. '52, '53, J.A.C. '52, '53, WEBB, LINDLEY Baseball '51, '52, R.O.T.C, '51, '52, '53, Optimist Club '53. WEST, DENNY Sgt. R.O.T.C. '51, Officer Civitans, Pantherilla '51, '52, H.R. Pres. '50, '51, '52, '51, jr. Rotarian '52, Football '52, Rep. Mayor's Day '52, Spring Football '52, -55 43 11+ WHIPPLE, BOB Transfer Student, Student Council, Dramatic Club, Scienee Club, Latin Club, Football '51. WHITE, JACK Transfer Student, Baseball '50, '51, H.R. Pres. '51, J.A.C. Club '52, 'Sl WHITE, SYLVIA Drill Squad '51, '52, Cpl. Phy. Ed. '53, Monitor '51, '52, '53, F.E.A. Program '51, Latin Club '51, Skating Club '53, Baseball Play Day '52, WILLIAMS, ARNOLD BUCKY Student Council Sgt. at Arms '52, '53, Varsity Football '51, '52, Varsity Baseball '51, '52, '53, Pres. Lettermens Club '52, '51, Basketball '51, '52, Civitan Club '51, '52, '53, Sgt. R.O.T.C. '52, '53, Sr. Class Sgt. at Arms, Vice Pres. Boots Bt Saddle Club '51, Monitor '51, '52, '53. WILSON, AILEEN Honor Society '52, '53, Sec. I Dare You '52, '53, Gold 8t Black '52, '53, Kiwanettes '51, '52, '53, Asst. Ed. Pep O' Plant '52, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '52, '53, Treas. Red Cross '51, '52, Sgt. Phy. Ed. '51, Kiwanette Beauty Review '50, Florigradi '51, H.R. Sec, '50, '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, '52. WOOD, JOAN ANNETTE Transfer Student, Andrew Jackson High. WOOD, RONALD D. R.O.T.C. Cpl. '50, TfSgt. '51, '52, lst Lt. '52, '53, Riile Team '50, '51, '52, '53, Pep O' Plant Staff 353. WOODRUFF, JIM WORTHINGTON, DON Florida Boy's State, Pep O' Plant Staff '53. WRIGHT, BEVERLY ANN Co-Art Ed. Annual '52, '53, I Dare You '52, '53, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '52, '53, Saberettes '52, '53, Latin Club '50, '51, Kiwanette Beauty Review '50, Florigradi, Red Cross Club, Drill Squad '50, '51, Pantherollers '51, '52. -7271 44 lf:- YELTON, BYRON Transfer Student: Varsity Basketball '51, '52, '53, Lettermen's Club '52, 'sag R.O.T.C. '51, '52, 'SL ZIELONKA, DAVID M. CBUDJ Band '50, '51, '52, '53g Woodwind Section Leader '52, 'sag Clinic Band 'sag Key Club Treas. '52, '53, I Dare You '50, '51, '52, '53: Honor Society '52, '53, Gold 81 Black Treas. '52, 'sag Student Council '50, '51, '52, '53, F.A.S.C. '52, Band Honor Society '52, '53, Boys' State '52, House of Rep., Poem in National Poetry Anthologies '52, Operetta Orchestra '52. PICTURES NOT SHOWN BLAIR, BILL CHERRY, WILLIAM if45 1-3+ CRUMPTON, DWIGHT Band Quarter Master '52, '53, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '50, Florigradi ,I DAVID SHEAR Pl'f'Sfdl'IIf MADEI.EINE KNOWLTON Sf'r'l'1'fary UNIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the juniors of Plant High School, feel that as a class much has been accomplished since we Hrst walked into these halls two years ago. We have added a few of our members to Plant's list of immortals, and we feel that as time goes by, more members of our class will undertake to participate in the activities which we sin- cerely hope will bring honor upon our school. As our Junior year has progressed we have received a great many more responsibilities, and it is our hope that we have been able to carry them out as well and as faithfully as our prede- cessors did. This year, which once seemed so long and Ron FIE Los Vive Prvsirfzfrzt hard to us, has passed on, and placed its name in the annals of Plant High School. As the years go by, there will always be the happiest of memories for all those wonderful times we spent during our Junior year at Plant. MRS. LORRAINE SEWELL Sponsor GAY NICHKDLSKJN Treasurer all 4 JUNIORS PAT AKELEMHCZ BILL ALDERYIAN PHYLLQS ALEXANDER HU ANDERSON JULLE ANSLEY BARBARA BABCOCH BONNIE BALDWIN JOANNE BARNES CAROL BARTLPAH MARY LEE BARTLP-VI DONALD BARTLETT SARA E-ASKI6 BOB BAKLA BEVERLY BEBNLAND SHIRLEY BECNTOLD ALBERT BERNARDO RU DY BLANK ALICE. BOLLE5 LTEGNNETTE BONFOEV ROLAND BOURGEOIS NITA BOWMAN ELLEN BRADLEY ROLAND BRADLEY PETE BRAMLETT .Tama i THOMAS BRDB-STON GEORGE BRODERSON BEVERLY BROWN BUNNY BROWN VERNE BROWN BKLL BUCHER NANCY BUCKLEW DAN BUCKLEY PAT BULLARD BOYD BURLEY BUDDY CARR WAYNE CASE. +3 47 ii'- JUNIORS PATTY CLARK BILLY CLARKE CAROL COLLIER CAROL COLLINS DENNY CRAIG WADE CP-IEW6 AL CUCHONANO ELLAIOAN DAVIPIER DAVID DANIELS BOBBY DAVIS CAROLYN DAVIS .TACKIE UIAY CAROL ENGLEHARDT THONA6 ENO6 JIM ETHERIDGE ARLENE EVAN6 IDA FELICIONE. DONALD FIELIDING ROD FIEL06 CATHERINE PINK FISHER RICHARD FLETCHER WAYNE FLYNN ELSIE. FLOWERS Bmaanamronaswea RICHARD Ponkssrsfi EvE.LYM PRAZIER J. E.FRAZIE.I'1 BARBARA FRIPP ROBERT FULT5 +R 48 JUNIORS JEAN FUSSELL NILLIEGARDNER NANCY GARLAND BE65 GEEAJINK ROSALIE GIGLIA CHARLES GILL BARBARA GOING JUDY GOLDBMITH FLOYD GON DER ADELMDEGONZALEZ SHIRLEY GOODING DANIEL GOODSON MARY GRABLE. MARTHA ANN GRACE. VIBERT GRI FFET ANTHONY HAMILTON JOHN GRAHAM LOUISE GRAHAM CHARLES GREEN VERA GREEN DICK HAMILTON SANDRA HANCOCK CHARLES NANSULT EVERETT HARDIN KENTHARRELL BUNNY HARRI6 SHIRLEYHATFIELD REG HEINE MANNIEHENDRIX ANITA HE6LlN FRANK HILL PAT HILLIARD HENRY HIRSCH SHIRLEY HIRSCH GE.036IAH1'l'ZFlELD BETTY HODGES 49 E14 JUN ORS THOMAS HOGLE. CHARLUTYE HOLDEN FHKE HOPERICH BOB HOPIJE. JOAN HOP50N BEBE HUGHES GP-RNETT HUNDLEY GEORGE TALUBS MARIL JACOBS MARY LOU JACOBS DOTTY IENKIN6 MIKEIERN IGAN CHAN JOHNSON PATSY JOHNSON ROBERT LTGHNSON JIMMY TURNER DOUGLAS .TONA6 GRACE .TONE5 BERWELLIORDEN JOSEPH KAISER PIERRE. KENNEDY B EVERLY KF.'55LE.R H 4 OWARD KYCHLER JAMES KILGORE RU65EL KING MAX K! N LEY BETTY KLUNK MADALINE. KNOWLTDN JOAN LANGLEY DRU5lLLA LAYMAN ANN LATIMER GILBERT LEACH MARY LOLNSE LEE .TEAN LEAPER SALLEY LEMAY ALLEN LEVENE. 50 f JUNIORS DOROTHY LEW I6 BARBARA-I LITTLE. .TACK LIVELY BETI'YJ'.LUDOII4GTOII FREDERKA LUND WIlllAHR.I'IMPI1ER60l ELBEFLT J', MC AFEE. SVOANNE HCCAFFREY BARBARA LMCCARTNYY CLARENCE M.MC DOIWJ IDA E.I'IC GU I RE WILLIAM RMCKEMIE ELAINE M. MC VEY SYLVIA L. YIADDEN PAT5Y C. MADDOX EYIHET R MANNING BARBARA JYMANSELL JACKIE. 8. MAPP JIXME6 LEE MARLEY VERNON EMAULTSBY JOHN JOSEPH MAYER VIRGINIATOAN MEIIL PELA MARIE MENDEZ SALLY V. HERTEN5 HILLIAMTZMIDDLETON DAVE MILL6 LOUIS MIXON DEE DEE MOODY THOMAS MORE CLAYTON NORRIS SHIRLEY MORRIS KAREN MULLENDORE CPIARLENE MDSELEY BUELDAMUNOZ MARGARET MYERS BARBARA NAYLOR I 51 is JUNIORS GRAYLE. NESBIT BOB NEWMAN GAY NSCHOLSON CHARLES Nom-am BILL. NOWOTNY KEN OLSEZN CHARLES OWEN JIMMY PEEPLE6 BRUCE. PELY. SANDRA PENDLEY JANE PERDIGON JUDY PERLYIAN SANDRA PETER5 RICHARD PETERSON JOAN PETTEWAY PAT PETTST HE NRY PHILUPS LARRY POINTER ,TUDY FOLK CHARLES PGGLE KITTY POWELL. HARVEY POWERS FRANCES PROTNA MIKE PULLARA PAYE QUALL5 ARNENE OUILLEN GENE RAWL6 JAMES RAWL5 RICHARD -RAY L.J'. RHODES BOBBY RICE KAREN LEE R126 LINDA LOU RILEY JERRY RIVERO JANSCE, ROBERTSON MARC-AE. ROBERTSON .. ,A egg 52 E JUNIORS PAT ROBISON MARILYN RHORER DORAMAY RDEUAND NELSON RDMERO CHARLES R055 6U'5AN RO66, mmap RoTou.o IAII HHARRY nov mxaYvmc.mnAsALe sauce :sAmAfcnuz FRANK SATYLER coumuca sAunoeas TUPPER 5AUS5Y BURTON SCHOEPF MARY ALICE SCOTT ARNOLD SCUDDER ROBERT SELLERS WKLLIAM SHAW FRANKSHERRON BOBBYVSHERRILL DAVDD SHEAR JAY SINGLETARY RACHEL SINGLETON PELONA NMMON5 SUZANNE SLAPPY AUBREY SMITH .TEAM SN ITH OVIDA SMITH BILL 'SMALLEY MARY ANN SNEAD JOYCE STALUN65 BETTY .TO STANLEY FREDDIE STEWART VNIAN STORZ MARY LOL! SHURER J' IMNY TAGGART 5 3 E'- JUNIORS GENEVA TAYLOR , GEGRGE THOMAS ESTHER TORN A.C.TOWN5END FRANK TRAINA HARRY TRANTHAM MARTHA TRICE TOMMY TURPIN BOBBY LIMSTEAU SARAH UMBTOT MARUORIE VANN FRANCIS VARY SYLVIA VEILE. JANELI. VARGAGON AGNES VIER5 RONALD WAINWRIGHT ANN WALKER VIRGINIA WALKER ELOISE WALLIS ARTHUR WALTZER BINNIEWARSHAN VAN WATERS CAROLYN WEIGLE DAVE. WEINBERGER BILL INHITLDCK V PATTI WI EHR5 ANITA WILLIAMS WAYNE. WILSON JOAN WINGATE. JIMMY WISNER CLARINELWOLFGANG GLORIAWOOD NANCY WODDWARD L00 ELLEN WOODALL KENNY WOOLF MICKEY WRIGHT at 54 JUNIORS SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY SAM FONTE BOBBY P1ELDs Preszdent Vice President As Sophomores, we have completed one step on our ladder of senior high school. For many of us this was our second year at Plant, as last year We were privileged to be the first Freshman class ever to attend Plant High. We learned the ways of Plant in that short year and were well able to meet our Sophomore year. We have been well represented in all the activities open to Sopho- mores. We have tried to prove ourselves worthy of the opportunities which have met us this year. We volunteered our services and en- thusiastically devoted our time to promoting our school activities. We introduced, planned, and made successful the first Plant High Color Day. We have played a big part in the ever increasing school spirit at athletic events. We ho e we've done our 'ob well. But even more, we ho e to P l P handle well the great tasks which will face us as we meet the next two years at Plant. WAVA BARNES MR. ANGUS WILLIAMS. Secretary Sponsor -c-iss 93+ SOPI-IOMORES SAM ADAMS THOMAS ADDISON XIIRGIINIIA FLORA ALLAN LYNN ALTVIAN JANE ANDERSON CAROLYN ANTUONO RICHARD AUSTIN ROBERT AUSTIN PATRICIA AUTRY CAROL BAKER RALPH BALTE6 ... -.,.- ,,f....-...-.- -U..--.. v. ,... Y..- .v.v,.V- . ....,.., Y . . ,W ,. .. , , RAYMOND BESSENT ELEANOR BETT5 BETTY NANCY BLAIR 5YLVlA ANNBLOUNT LARRY BONAR BILLY BOSTAIN CONNIE BOWER DAVID BOZEMAN JOHN MIRIAM BRENDA ' CHRISTINEBROVN ELLSWOIETI-I BROWN GEORGE BROWN JUDY BROWN LAURA BRYAN JACKIE. BRYANT ROBERT BURKE. 'ISV If SOPHOMORES Q 1 Y Y v ,. , ,, H, , ,,,,,,,, ,,. .. .--.M .....q,,v-mu--.-nuuu ' uusunuuvnn SBUQHK MARY ELLEN UJCHIKAN ELEONDRECAY CUDY EDWARD MYER CORN TAYIES BRYAN QONKUN SUSAN ROSEUACUNLEY EDWARD M.KONi'RERA6 J' EANNE MYRA KUOPER MARY FISHER COWGILL DORRERN CDWDOD ELS! E CRICHTON MARGUERITE CRITCHLOU FRED H. IULBERTASDN LETA EUIABITH WHHING5 ARCHER W. CUMYIINS JOYCE SAN DRA DAEHLER .TURN DEKLE. DARSEY BOBBYJDE DAVIS 'ff S8 SOPHOMORES .TULIU5 R. DAVIS RICHARD A. DAVIS WILLIAIVI C. DAVIS DAVID RAY DE BOLT SHIRLEY DECKLELR JOHN W. DE FARGES J'AMESA.DlCKE.R50II DAVID C.DIOU6 DONALD LLOYD DIXON SXRAN LOII DOBBIN5 E.DGARE.DONAI.D50lI PATTI LDOUGHTY GEORGE E. DRAPER PATSY VI. DU LEN NEVA RUTH DYER. -T0 MIN EPIANUEL CIIARLE6 WILLII'-IM EUW ROGER! FRANCI5 EVAN5 DONALD ELFAGEN JOHN FAIL, JOAN E.F'ANNIN HARRIET BJARMER PRANCWYFEAGIN NANCY FESTER SHARI FIEDLER ROBERT W. FIELD5 JOAN FIN K PATRICIAANN FBHER 5AN FONTE. CHARLES FORHTER nnnuasrnun FRAME. DON 6. Fneaman SARA nouns mano 52111 Arm rnewcu FRANCIS Lfbnenun CARL FULLER I S9 Iv SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES JOHN HOUSTON ROYCE. C. H0065 PETE HUDSON DAVID HUTCHINSON ANN IRETE NARY .TACOBY MARYANNIAME6 SARAHJAMISON HERBERTJOMNSON CAROLYNJONES RlCNARDJ'0R!:iN5EN LINDA TOYNER 1 . uuunuu-...Q-----.. BARBARA KADEL NAN KENDALL KITTY KILNER. ELIZABETH KLEISRHNI A BILLY KNAPP DORCAS KNIGHT DICK KORBLY BEVERLY LAWSON -MAR5HA LEACH ALEENE-2 LEGO IRENE LEMKE ENHIEJEAN LESTER VIVIAN LEWIS JAMES LEWNE6 NANCY LLANBIAS LKNTIN LGCKLIXQ JEAN LONG ARLENE LOPEZ ANN LYLE6 SARA MANN :rm-125 mamma Jovan mrvsrouf. mmm MAYBERRY LYNN Mc LLELLAN Q 61 15+ SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES EDWARD PETERSON RONALD PIERSON DOLOPES PH3E7. SUNNY POLLARD SUE PORTERFIELD ED I'-'RANGE RUSSELL PRATER SHIRLEY PULLARA CAROLE RAMIREZ SARA RAWL6 PATRIQA new BQLLY mcg ' 53 - E ', . F ..., Q ,. ffwi BOBBY RICE. SAMMYE RICHARDS DEAN RICHEY DOROTHY RICKEY GLEN RICHMUND NET5Y RIPPEY SARA ROBERT5 NEMA ROBERTS VERNA LEE. ROBERTSON NYRNA ROBONQON RDNNIE RQSEMAN SYLVIKSALEMI 5 BRUCE 6AH50N VIRGINIA SAUNDERS SELWYN SAXSON IULIAN SCHEFFER MARIIXN 551-IOEN SANDRA SCHWARTZ H! 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NETSY RIPPEY ARNOLD SCUDDER x JOY THORNTCN BUCKY WILLIAMS The Student Council is tho governing body of Plant High where all problems, both major and minor, in school manage- ment are dealt with. lt serves as a clearing house for student opinions and to encourage good citizenship among the stu- dents. The obiect of this council in to encourage participation in the administration ot student attain and to promote tha general welfare ot the students. Each homeroom elects one representative who attends all Student Council mntings, brings suggestions from the students and later raports his find- ingn to his homeroom. Buuy Hughes represented the Plant High Student Coun- cil at National Association of Student Councils Convention in Evanston, Illinois. Four students attended the Stats and Southern Student Council Convention. This four day conun- tion was held in Miami Beach. One ot the most active groups in the school. the Student Council has accomplished many worthwhile aims. They sponl sured the second annual Panther Pa-owl, which was hald before the Thanksgiving Game. Their main project is the full direc- tion of Pantherilla. This year the Student Council has been in charge of arranging all assembly programs. STUDENT CCUNCIL OFFICERS President ----------- Buuy Hughes Vice President ---- - - - Joe Heyck Secretary - - - - Connie Felicione Treasurer - ---- Ann Kalton Sponsor - - Mn. Lorraine Sewell I I Y-TEE Y-Teens is the teen-age division of the Y.Wf.C.A., a vast organization. The Y-Teens, the largest club in the school, is one of the most active groups in Plant. This is the only club in school open to all girls wishing to serve their school and community. The school advisor is Mrs. Aurora Lloyd and the Y.W.C.A. Teen-Age Director is Miss Louetta Riley. The club upholds the principles of loyalty, truthfulness, and consideration, and it carries on Christian work by supplying needy families with food and clothing especially during Thanksgiving and Christmas Seasons. Much time and preparation is spent in planning the three religious programs which the Y-Teens present for the student body at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. The Y- Teens and the Glee Club presented candlelight tableaus for the Thanksgiving Program, and Alice Ann Forman, a Hillsborough graduate, gave the story of the Littlest Angel at Christmas. The Y-Teens' three-fold program is based on the Y.W.C.A. triangle. The three Sides which are equally stressed represent service, social, and re- ligion. The club participates in many city-wide and national projects. Service projects included sending chocolate bars to Europe, collecting money for the T.B. Drive and for the Community Chest N CLUB Operation Porchlight. Members sold tickets for the P.T.A. Spaghetti Dinner. During the first semester, the Y-Teens sponsored the Barn and Sock Dance in the gym and the Toy Dance at Christmas to get toys for needy families. At most meetings there is a planned program, sometimes an outside speaker, a discussion or movie. At one meeting the club had a panel dis- cussion on Boy-Girl Relations in which several boys participated. The Y-Teen skit took third place in Panther Prowl. Each summer, the club sends delegates to the Southeastern Tri-State Convention. orfrlceks Pr1'xiJf'nt ------- ANITA ANDERSON Vice President ------- MARQIE HILL Recording Sffrrefnry - - - NIAKY ANNE SNEAD Corresponding Secrrfary - - - Sgi. at Arms ----- Chaplain ----- Service Chairman - Sociul Cbairmun - - - Program Chairman - - Sponsor ---- Treasurer - - - - PATT1 Wniuns - - LIUDY Pont - CARoL C1oLL1Ns - NANCY Peiuicia SANDY NVRIGHT - ,FALLULAH BRUWN - MRS. AURORA LLOYD - - ANN LATIMER -iff 7 0 l'1rxl Ruuy lmlil lo Rltffvl: Madeline Lock, Arlene lfvant, Annly nn hlones, .lo Ann Nunn, lflaine Nliltlcr, Carol Alonex, Sherrill liell, Phyllis Alexander, ,Ioan Crosby, Cfynthia l'lowers. st'A'4lVIil Ruiz! Mary lou Suhrer, l'mily liarnard. Sharon lilynn, ,loan llentlcr- son, liarbara llenderson, Adelaide Cionlalef, Rosalie fiigl in, Ann llanltinson, Nanc' Robertson, Nlary .lim llavis. lfvllil Run: Y Marslia It-.it-Ii, Connie lleckral, .Ioy Akin, planet Tinsley, liarbara liineberg, Georgia llitvfield, lloiiv vlenkins, llonnie lelicione, C .trol Sandman, Ann Helton, Carol Rigby, lSetty llodges. l nnrlfrRn14': Delores l'ire7. louise l,l.ll, Patsy -lohnson, Mary iirabel, ' ii i l A l'rudie Dunn, Aileen XVilson, Ann iowart, linnny llarris, Ricky Seegers, -lane lerdigon, Shirleen Sasser, Il nnic lialtwin. THE GIRLS OFFICERS CLUB This has been the eighth year for the Girls Oth- cers Club as a chartered club at Plant High. Mem- bership is composed of girls who have attained the ranlt of lieutenant or captain in their physical edu- cation classes. This club is the governing body of the girls' athletic department. All former athletic othcers are classed as inactive members. This club has improved, enlarged, and popularized the girls' sports program. The members are expected to participate in the many extra-curricular activities of the Physical liducation Department. The Ci.O.C. enters in many activities in and out of school for the betterment of the school. lfach year it is responsible for the large Christmas tree in the front hall and afterwards gives it to -ll fl if some charitable organization. lts pantomime skit took first place honors in Panther l'rowl. The club helped raise money for the chorus robe fund by giving proceeds from the dance held after the first basketball game. The club presented the annual Halloween Spook Dance and the hrst an- nual Pajama Dance in the gym. The G.O.C. liollies, which was a roaring success, surpassed liilly Roses' productions. I'i'4'.viilf'11l - - - Caitoi. .loNi's Vin' I'n'xiileul - - Sin itiuii Bri i. Sei'i'i'lurvy 4 - - lil,AlNl-, Mutt ifit Sfmnxorx - Mus. Alui n- LANL Miss Arn lf Ronitmui-'7 ANITA ANDERSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the highest honors a Plant student can receive is that of being chosen a member of the National Honor Society. The most outstanding students are selected by the faculty. The students should excel in character, leadership, scholarship and service. These qualities are considered in selection of members. Members are inducted in a tradition- al candlelight ceremony before the student body. Until the names are called, no one knows who the new members will be. From the senior class IOW are selected and from the junior class SW, making a total of 1570 of the graduat- ing class. The Honor Society issues congratulatory slips to stu- J'0E H EYCK 'TALLU LN1 B ROWN TACK CAPLINGER ANN EJNBINUER dents on the honor roll at the end of each six weeks. This practice encourages high scholastic standards by reminding students that the school is aware of their good work. The club installed a loud speaker system in the audi- torium as one of the projects for the year. The Honor Society Skit took second place in Panther Prowl. GRIFFIN lx men as tozxsa NADH-FINE DIANE NORA MEDERQ5 Asrnxo oouamss. iff-Al NE- M 1 KLER +3f 72 'lif- .SUZIEMORRIS LCN6 MURRAY BETTY PATE. DANNY PIA FITZ RAWL5 MQf.'l3?g'5xsYi2ELL LOUISE RISENER NANCY ROBERTZQON EISQKAM ROCH MARY LOU R005 DALE SALSBURY SHHILEEN 5A55ER JOYCE SCHONBRUN UCAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1'rvsi1lvni - - - - - HENRY SNEAD Vin' Prrxiflwzl - - - - ANN ElNB1NDE1x K Rvmnling Svvrvfary - - - - ANN KISLTON Corrrxjamnlirzg Sf'1'r1'lury - - CONNIE FELICIONE Trvaxzzrvr ----- - - CAROL JONES Hixfurian - ----- ED STEIN Sjmuxnr - - - Miss LUCILLF STANSELI. ' MIKE SHEPARD DAVlD ZIELONKA AILEEN WILSON VIARTXN UMAN EDWARD QTEIN HENRY SNEAD FRANKIESIX 411 73 jn- Firaf Row, Lvfl io Rigbf: Dale Salsbury, Shirlecn Sasser, Ida Felieione, Charlene Thom, Sara Mann, Shirley Stein, Lois Murray, Diane DeMoulpied, Gene Stockton. Srrullil Rout Bill Alderman, Otto Perdomo, Charles Tidwell, Charles Hanipton, julie Ansley, Eleanor Nverber. Tbinl' Row: Sylvia Chason, Mary Lou Hamm, Margaret Frame, Mickey Brevda, Goldie Woolf, Carol Sandman, Barbara Fripp, Nancy Willian1s. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB The Junior Red Cross members are the junior members of the American Red Cross. Each home- room elects two representatives to attend all the meetings of the Plant Chapter. Of these repre- sentatives two are elected to represent Plant at the Senior Red Cross meetings once a month. They have many projects, such as aiding hospi- tals at the Field, binding magazine stories, making Canasta trays, Scrapbooks, and tray decorations. Sixty-five dollars was collected from Plant stu-- dents during the annual Red Cross Drive. oFF1cERs Ifresidwzi - - - - Lois MURRM Vice President - - EUGENE S'locKToN Secrefary - - DIANE IDElVlOULPlI2D Sponsor - - Mas. DoRoTHY WILSON 74 I' 75 . ' we RX. , lfiril Row, Lwfl lu Right: lid Srein, jack Caplinger, Danny Pia, Mr. Tropp, joan Petteway, Fitzhugh Rawls. Serum! Row: Niciu Vega, Redge Heine, Charles Hampton, Arthur Tidwell, Tommy McAfee, Billy Clark, joe Cornelius, Gerald Thompson, Sara Mann, Gerald Voye. SCIENCE CLUB The principal aims of the Science Club of Plant High School, sponsored by Mr. Harry E. Tropp, are to stimulate interest in scienceg to increase our general knowledge of scicnceg and to gain an un- derstanding of its importance in our lives. We strive to carry out the program of the Science Clubs of America with whom we are affiliated. We often have guest speakers who are versed in some Field of science. When possible, during our meetings, there is a program which is fundamentally to in- crease our knowledge by demonstration. Our li' meetings are open to anyone interested in the world of science. olflflc:12Rs President - - - - - - IJANIEI. PIA Vin' President - - JACK CAP1.lNG1aR Sz'r'ra'fary - - - - CAIROI. RIGUY TVl'dSllff'l' ------ FITZHUGH RAw1.s Irrlvr-Club Council Rep. - - - EDXVARD STIQIN Sergeant-at-Arms - - - GERALD THoMPsoN Sponsor - - - - MR. HARRY E. TROPP BULLY BARTLETF BUSUY NOSICROWTH E R FR ED unease ronassvan wuttie emomsa Mme Rao FQELD5 ' JUNIOR CIVITAN The Junior Civitan is an outgrowth of and under the direct sponsorship of the Palma Ceia Senior Civ- itan. This is the third year for the Civitans at Plant High. The chief aims of the club are service to school, communit nd home. Their mai ro'ect was the mon.: max:-mu euzzr uusaes Y' 3 n P I annual sale of fruit cakes, the money from which was used for needed facilities at Plant. Last year the Civitans presented the school with an American flag for the auditorium. .,..........-.. ...i , .. . OFFICERS President - - ---- JAQK TAYI on l Vice President - - - BUZZY HUGHES Secretary-Treasiner - - HENRY SNEAD K Q DAVID SSHEAR 1TAY5lN6LETAR'f EU STEXN SYEVB 6TE!N ' DENNY WEST BUCKY WILLIAMS JACK TAYLGR LEE TURNER ' -131 76 121- C-:ER L CHQBELSDZBEN BJ32?Z.!i9,'L5, fa?-,Bmw NELSDN CHNDELERI, Jiri Emnioee Pnovo Jusrew. JUNIOR OPTIMISTS CLUB The Junior Optimist Club of H. B. Plant High School was organized in the early part of 1951 by Bobby Lord, the immediate past president, with the aid of the Palma Ceia Optimists. It is associated with the Optimist International. The school sponsor is Mr. Harry Tropp. To end last year's very successful term and to honor the new club officers, Bobby Lord arranged a sailing party on the Vagabond , Members and their dates sailed out on the bay where they enjoyed sandwiches and cokes. The main project of the year has been the spon- sorship of the Bowling Club. After settling the difficulty of Ending a meeting place, the Optimists have really worked hard to be- come one of the best clubs in Plant High School. MR. HARRY TROPP Sponsor GRAYSON MILLER JIMMY PEEPLES TUPPER SAUSSY NATHAN VAIL if 77 3-24- JIM BRADFORD DONALD DIXON DICK FLETCHER EDWARD LINEBAOGB I BUDDY CARR Firrt Row, Lrff to Rigfaf: Mr. McDonald, Sponsor, Anthony Hamilton, Bruce Samson, Secretaryg David Wfeinberger, President: George Rcginal Heine, Vice President. Srroml' Row: James Denslow, -Iack Day, jimmy Rawls, Ronald Lupien, Charles Deriso. Tbiril Row: Jimmy Kilgore, Billy Clarke, Russell King, George jacob, Dick Hamilton, Richard Griiiin. MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS CLUB The Motion Picture Operators Club of Plant is in charge of showing motion pictures for classes and affairs outside of school. The equipment, which is owned by the club and the school, is an enjoy- able hobby for the boys in the club, Before any of the boys can run the projector he must pass a test which shows his skill in operating the equipment. The club is one of the most active service clubs in the school. The project of the M. P. O. Club this year was the annual student- faculty basketball game. The boys have shown pictures for the Palma Ceia Kiwanis Club and other civic clubs throughout the city. Some of the members have been awarded Bell and Howell Certificate Cards for outstanding service and ability. OFFICERS President - - - DAVID WIINBERGER Vice President - - - REG HEINE Secretary - - - Bnucr SAMSON Treasurer - - THoMAs ENos airs lr- l'lr'il Rnrr, l,:'fl In Rigfllr Dale Salsburv. Sliirleen Sasser. ltthel lfriedinan. Connie Felicione, Carol Sandman, Nancy Robertson, nan Seargeant. sffflllil Run: Mary Ann Morgan. Sylvia Petteway, Joan Pettewzly. Alice Shepard, l.ucy Council, -Ioan Crosby. 'l'filr:l Run: Mary lan: llamni, Diane l7eMoulpied, Mary l.ou Roos, llarbara Buck, Margie llill, Sylvia Wihite. linnrlfr Ron: Robbie lforre'-ler, Ken ci-ll'lll1Cl'N, llucky W'illi.1ms. llilly Shaw, -Ierry Rivern, lfifffr Rolf: Charles Hampton, Mike l'ullara, Bully Hughes, Philip Rmoln, Bill Shields, Duane Tuttle. LUNCHROOM WORKERS At the beginning of each semester, lunchroom monitors are appointed by Mrs. KI. XV. Veal, who is in charge of the cafeteria, to assist the lunch- room personnel. These student helpers serve in various capacities. They serve the food to other students, assist in the teachers' lunchroom. act as cashiers, and clean up afterwards. They also try to keep students from 479 F' leaving the lunchroom with food and from leav- ing trays and trash on the tables. lfor their service to the school, they are entitled to free lunches. Working in shifts during both lunch periods, these monitors are excused from class a few minutes early so that they may have time to eat their lunches before the other students arrive. SHQRLEY MORGAN EH! CO- E'0l7'04Q C0 6Dl7'0 CAROL COLLINS A SS K earron. BARBARA BUCK Apes: comm JANE PERDIGON arms' .rpoerf LOIS MURRAY se. Pflora EDITOR s WML E D ST E I N ewvwess nan. A N lTA pres: 5017012 cnamss Hampton 120. 7352 601704 DANNY PIB me. more can-ax F RAN K S I X ,Susmess M a-Az. BURKS HAMN ER sampmor ew role JACK CBPLI NGER .wanswor eofrak. DON TALB01' MIKE MIKLE-R I-HLDATHOMPSON 18oy.s .rPo1Q7.r says ' .moe rs amz: ' :noe r.r ARTHUR TIDWELL Azozc. eofrae CAROL SANDMAN rsarwve 601702 CONNIE FELICJON E fanfare son-on DALE S A LS BUPEL Jn. PHOTO eo: JR. PHOTO Ewron , ,M SY LV I A PETTEWAY som. P0670 EDI ron 1 S0 IWW' ETH EL FRIEDMHN mer eofrok BEVERLY TERRY Aovenrfsma- JAN MERCER 40VEl?7'lSlN6- ASTRID DOI.I6LASS Amr EDITGR G E RA LD VOY E no Ven rzswa- JOANNE I-IECKER BEVERLY WRIGHT SOPII. Pllaro EDITOR ART sozrok JACKIE BBRTLETI' 7'.vP1.S'r SHIRLEY STEIN Ao vferfsnva- ELIZABETH STRAINLR DAVID BOIEMAN Ao vsp rzsnv G- A0 vewrmwcf ' BEBE HUGHES MARY ELLEN COCKRAN SANDRASCHWARTZ ADVSE rffwc- ADVGRTIIING- maven? rfsnva- +1 Sl If FITZ. RAWLS BILL ALDERMAN ozrrme urmw Aovenrfmvcf BRUCE SBMPSON Aovearzszfva- BILLY BARTLETT Aovfwrnrluo- ELAINE MIKLER BETTY FRAME Aoveerffnva 4ove,ensnv6- MRS. IYDIA OSSORIO spofvson.. CLC 5Z'Z53fM U0 SAM mums JJACKIE amzruarr ALICE BOLLES BEVERLY BROWN JUDY BRGWN EDDIE CDNTRERPSS PRUDIE DUNN BlLL ELUDY ARLENE EVANS SARA FRED. ETHEL FRIEDMAN JUDY GOLDSMITH CHARLES HANSULT JQANNE HECKER MMIGIE HILL PATSY JOHNSON BEVERLY LAWSON eil sz 5 4 This year, in order to promote an affective sales campai n for fha Silver Anniversary An- hornaruom lo rake charge of the sale of the in many years that such a sales plan was carried on, and the results have been more than 9 tifying. Largely through the efforts of the h l th' y ' ' l Q' over that of las! year, bringing the total circula- tion up to the record mark of iusl under eight hundred annuals. The homeroom annual sales- 'X ' men certainly deserve the highest of praise for the marvelous iob which lheyhava done in pro- M moling such a successful saln campaign. SHIRLEY MORGAN CHARLES MYERS JUDY POLlQ EDDIE PRANGUE FITZ. RAWLS BRUCE SDMPSON DAVID SHEAR FRANK SIX EDWARD STElN STEVE STEIN ofa ik JIMMY TAGGART JOY THORNTON MARTlN UMAN GOLDIE WOOLF DON WORTHEN l ss la:- ,gl Firztf Row, Lvfl In Riglvf: Sylvia Pcttewny. Carole Tarnow, Bill Shields, joan Searjcant, Clarinel Wolfgang. Svrnuil Rout Bull Alderman, Bucky Willianms, judy Graff, Shiela La Vaye, Nora Mederos. Tlvim' Rout Otto Pcrdomo, Kevin Davis, Frtd Hudgins, Charles Tidwcll. J.A.C The junior American Citizens Club is composed of members of the Sociology class. The meetings are held once a week during the class period. The chief objective is to promote better citizens of tomorrow. The motto of the club is Justice- Americanism-Character. At Christmas members brought food to be distributed to a needy family. The project of the second semester was to send CARE packages and a plow to Europe. CLUB Presidrnf - Vice Prexizffnt Serrefary - Trmsllrer - OFFICERS JOAN StAR.l1iAN'r - jon BERANElx CAROLE TARNOXX' RUBEN ESPINOLA +3 84 85 Fin! Row, Lrfl in Righl: Sonny Phillips, Barbara Yelion, Hilda Thompson, ,lerry Rivera, Xwrnnl Ron: Dee Dee Moody, Pal Petit, joy Kicklighter, Iflaine Miltler, Mary I.ou Roos, Pat lluffstutler. Tliiril Roar: Nancy Woodward, Connie Picltral, Carol W'oodward, lflise Karnes. lfuurfla Rau: Bucky Williams, Otto Perdomo, Ronnie Wainwright, Albert Bernardo, lfdward Wade, jimmy Lee, larry Mason, Frank Sherron. BOWLING CLUB This is the second year for the Bowling Club at Plant. This year it is being sponsored by the Optimist Club. The purpose of the Bowling Club is to offer a good recreation and a sport one may follow both in and out of school. lnstruction is furnished for those who are just beginning, and t0 help those who wish to improve their game. A meeting is held after school at the Tampa Bowling Center every Monday at which time everyone bowls on his individual team. There are 6 teams with 3 girls and 2 boys on each team. lis- The club has bowled against Hillsborough in a 3 game series. The Palma Ceia Optimists donated a trophy, which must be won 2 out of 3 years to gain permanent possession. Ol-il Il.l'liS Pri'xiJ1'ul - - - SUNNY PHl1,l.Il's Viva' l'rf'xidw1I - - Balumim Yi-.l.'l'oN Secrvtaruy - - - - - CAROI. joN1-is Sponsor - - jk. Ol l'lMIS'f QMR. Tkolfvj MB? E .Macwi lliams svouson Baxrb ara. Buck S i 5.521 - '- .... Q 1 : ,df -C I Jerry Gairmam ii i , i Q Q, .:.: ,: . ,1 , - k cTa.ckCo.plir1,gQr Arm Einloiridar Barbara Henderson Joan Henderson Arm KalT0n Shirlecn Sasser Shirley Morgan Nancy Robert'-son Joan Searj een? 'Six 'Marfirn Umar: Ai lean Wi leon David Zielonko. I i Aniio. Anderson Mary Lou Bryan Connie Felicionz Ethel Friedman Hayek Margin Hill Dal! Sa-.isbu ry Ce.roiSa.r1clme.n Henry Snead Lea Turner Gold and Black was organized in the hll ai 1943 for purpose of honoring studenfs who luvn done out- Shnding service for Dheir school, faculfy and shsdani body in the specific qualiiintions of the club. They ace scholarship, leadership, inifiative. dependability and service. it is Qhe further purpose of the organiza- tion to arouse wifhin the individual student a desire lo render service fo! the betfermenf of his school and in this way to betfei' himsaif for raking responsibility and by developing leadership and initiafive, Points foward membership are given for school proiscis, volunteer service, qducaiional achievements and extra curricular astivities. , Gold and Black 'has consistently advanced under the kind and helplui guidmnce of Mrs, MacWilIiams. -tl 86 I s ANITA ANDERSON ELEANOR BETTS TALLUIBII BROWN JACK CAPLINGER BARBARA CARMINE LUCY COUNCIL D I :'-, A I ANN EINBINDER COIINIE FELICIONE AUEIAIDE GONZALEZ L1 :: 3 A,,, sf 9, fr, K' R I ANN KELTON MADELINE KNOWUON JEAN LITTLE BRUCE PEL'Z LOUISE RISENER NANCY ROBERTSON JOAN SEARJEIANT MARY I0 SHAEFFER MIKE SIIEPARD zz' ' I j IAAP IANE UEMOULPIED ' nn 4 om vw cus is uma fm nw mnamf uf forth By wan... n... :dh I Dire You' Thr hook li in flu form :vi 1 cha! u to on in book. 1 Img pu - cindy nh-any pnnanuiima. urging than ro main may bm In any ev-dnvov. Ya dan to In a physical. ncnhh spiritual md mein! Index, No ofhu group In rho uhuol ix ve wall-fined to him up this smiling: an an the siuigh! A slu- dwam. Vlkh an snnrgnif. gravy as thc nuvhus and fourfold duclopmeni ns We goal, tha I Una You Club appears I0 bn Nadu! in nomlnonu unsung r u activities sm! hum: ai Num O F I I C I I 5 BARBARA BUCK um.. s....,.., . v . M... wah... Ineiono Sponsor - Min Skis-by Scimndu ASTRID DUUGIHS DORIS DUVAL ARLENE EVANS 1 A SNIRIEYGUODING SIMD! GRIFFIN CHARLES I-IANSUIJ' SOE I-IEVCK UN N N U -:,- I- UUU NUUU NU U UUUU A N'N' ' ITL if as ., I , FREDDIE LUND SUZANNE MORRIS LUIS MURRAY CHARLES NORMAN 5. .- ,,Q,:i::::1f . - MARY IDU R005 SHIRLEY RUSSELL BRUCE SAMSDN CAROL SANDHAN FRBNKIE SIX JERODIN SLFIUGIITER IIENRYSNEAD EDWARD STEIN 'A I E Q1 I i W ..:, : if V Q HARRY TRANTIIAM MARTIN UMAN SARA UMSTOT. AILEEN WILSON BEVERLY ANN WRIGHT BUD ZIELUNKA MISS S. SCHROEDEF 7 H+ .D90aVJ'0i2. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club was reorganized this year in order to encourage more Plant students to think about teaching as a career, and to show students what faces them in this work F. T. A. Clubs are found in high schools, cities, counties, and colleges. It is a national org xmzation of which the Hickory Stick club is now a member. President - Vice President Sefrefary - - Treasurer - Sponsor - OFFICERS - ANN KELTON - JOAN PETTEWAY - - ELISE KARNES - - - LUCY COUNCIL Mas. ELVA MACWILLIAMS Iiiril Row, Lvfl In Right: Danny Pia, Carol Sandman, Mary Louise Bryan, Tallulah Brown, Burks llamner, Dale Salsbury, Madeleine l.nck, Bunny Harris, ,Iudy Clark. Scruml Run: Sara Umstot, Shirleen Sasser, Martha Ann Grace, Pat Reed, Char- lene Thom, Lynne Altman, Barbara Mehl, Sara Freid, Beverly Brown, Dudley Shreve. Tbirtl RIIICI Beverly Terry, Sylvia Snow, Connie Bower, Diane Girton, joy Kicklighter, Shirley Stein, -loyce Schonbrun, ,Iudy Brown. Fnurffr Rout Barbara Mc- Cartney, Betty May Clark, Mary lillen Cochran, Mickey Brevda, Goldie Wtlolf, -loanne Hccker, Patsy Maddox, ,Ioan Dampier, Alice Shepard, Carolyn Davis, Harry Trantham. lfifllr Rout Barbara jean l.ittle, Bucky Vlilliams, Sandra Schwartz, Verna Lee Robertson, Kitty Kilner, Shiela l.a Vaye, Mary Grable, Carol Collins, Barbara Going, Vivian Stortv, judy Goldsmith. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club membership is open to any- one who is interested in dramatics and offers numerous opportunities in connection with play- work. It encourages members and gives them a chance to show their talent and acting ability. Some members participate in plays while others work on backstage crews. To gain membership in the National Thespians, a higher branch of the Dramatic Club, members must earn points. This may be done by being a member of a property crew, or understudying a part, or by being in a play either for the club or an assembly program. The Dramatic Club contributed to the fund to send Plant representatives to the Florida High School Speech Festival in Gainesville. Represent- ing Plant were juniors: Patsy Maddox, in the poetry reading division, and Tupper Saussy, par- ticipating in the radio audition. Joyce Schonbrun, 89 In a senior, entered in the Prose Reading division. These students made a fine representation for Plant. The production of several plays offered oppor- tunities in every field of stagework, Student direc- tion, acting, and stage setting. Several members participated in the Thespian assembly programs. 0lfIflCliRS Presirlmzl - - - BURRS HAMNER Vice Prexidenl - - BUNNY HARRIS Sz'r1'z'fary - - MADELIZINE Lock Treatzzrvr - ---- JUDY C1.ARK Sponsors - - MRS. MARGARET HAYNES MRS. OPAL DUDNEY 7921 San Jose Flbrbda I B UZZY H U G 1809! '.r0o.QrJ- fE??5,Q'fR if 90 3 MISS TERRY Gm., mcuuy nowsen LEY STALLKNGS imgerlsrua MANAGE-Q M UAW S TESL moe F i 'gms-myt VH'-20' As-5,1 50V,f 5PORfJ' F I BETTY ANN KSNG Asst ADM mwncvela A PAYE MOSES com' eozrom ELAINE MIKLER I GIRL? J'P0lBD' 60 RONALD WOOD 'Y . KOCH' ED umvaaffl cmcumrfom use 5u3'lN6'SS +34 91 kv 2' W? LY VI LLBN MARLENE ACKERMANN GRETCHE 0 sf5',,l,QA6,Mg, 501703 News emralt Assn fvgx- sgggfggk JIM WOODROFF Amr Ama MANAGER SHARON TALBOT FEATURE Eau-we 4 DEBORAH F5 'f'4 vQe sig?-gg' WYSLERQAEEPHRRV P Jenunerve NEISENT ryfwr 'Nnczo vera-A B095 5PORf6' Ealfaf JACK LUPSEN mama. eazrofe CARLENE. M0007 rypfrr v 1 U 5 RA L D 4 N055 'W AM R 'L2':5gg UGLE G E ' 7lD1,yfgTZ They're off to the Post Office! Every Friday nearly 100 P,0.P.'s are mailed around the U. S. Here left to right folding papers and applying stamps are Nicio Vega, Gerald Voye, Barbara Holland and Ed Koch. Copybdichers! I-leadlounlfersl Yes, thaf's wha! staff members call copy- readers Mary Jim Davis, Lovell Red- denberry, Faye Moses and Jackie Carter. Thai assignment board is mighty lm- portanl in the life ol a nevspaperman - lust ask Dale Gerfz, Elizabeth Slairser, Betty Pate, and Carlene Moody. Jack Lupien seems ready lo back up Shirley Sfallings on anyflaing she may be saying rn Jeanerfe Neissent. Rnnald A Wood jus! leans against the wall and smiles. Three heads especially if whey belong to hm editors and an advisor. Co-Editors Ann Kellum and Don Worthington confer with Miss Terry Gil. ' always better than one, Elaine Mikler looks up the numbers: Rosemary Hurley calls 'em, and Mary .Io Slnaelfer iust sits like an Assistant Edirol. You might know this is make-up day. Everybody wants in on the act. Telling ly Villar how to do Ware-Betty Ann Mildred Cathron, Marlene Ackerrnann and Clydia Andrews, 'J 93 Hn inWW 5 Ill RLEY MORGAN :Ac KWHBAR-rL!1-f susfuml. an Ln. Jogfclxflynlm spuneor Prasidem-9' Vic, p,,,.,g4,,,1- smnmmaeugexson -r,-gggupgr , forrcspondugiee. he Kivmeffe Club is undsr the supervision of the Kivurme Club, the women! euxil. Tiery el the Kiwanis Club. ,f N -N ,ff E T' lf: members are chosen fm- their outstanding lcedarsliip, character, and service. 7' The club consinn of 38 girls-'13 union :md 12 iuniors. Members are inducted at the 65 lm! ofthe ucbrnd semester. X' r, ff- The Kivnneffe Club of Plml is doing valuable work towards promoting friendship .-.... .-.-.f ' , x and leadership es well ea living up ro their uilnple matic, We Serve . X ,I V Activities of the club during the yur are composed of many elm-ivy pvolccls to the if ' cvmmuniiy along vifh worthwhile prefect: in serving flue school. Each month a proiecf 5 f f ' ' il ldopfed and carried auf, Q1 ln the fall, the Kiwanehres sponsored vhs annual Silver Tu at the home of Ann . x F if 5 Covert, welcoming the sophomore: to Plant. They sold Forget-me-Not: lor the Veter- , 5, faq ans of Foreign Wen, and purclnusl en iron for the girl's iniirmary. I fy A r In coniumction with ihc Key and Kiwenettl Clubs from Hills.-5 X V Ai Q borough, the Plan! Clubs sponsored the Second Annuel Turkey Dey Dance. Thin turned ou! to be A viclury dance for Plant students. ff r, Q ln uldilion In regular meetings every we weeks, Phe Plant ' X ,X Kivanefies men with :lub member: from Hillsborough and Jeffer- ' ' 'W' sm once A month in e supper meeting held at the Rilcnclil we SERVE Pruidanl' - - - - - - - - - - - Shirley Morgan n ' ' Vice Praidenf - - - - - Jackie Bartldi Recording Secretary - - - - Joan Henderson Corresponding Secretary - - - Barbara Hendtrson Treasurer ------ ---- S herrill Bell BUNNY BROWN S CONNlE Ff.l.lCl0llE 13 --aif Q 3 E lzllb PATSY JOHNSON --:, JUDY POLK En- BARBARA aucu SHARON FLYNN CAROL I ONES SHIRLE EN 'SAQSER Sponsor - - - - Q- - - - - - Malte:-guerife Smith NANCY BUCKLEW ANN CDWART :sam smrum memo: mme: AN N K E LTON l'lAOELlNE KNDVLWK JOAN SEARJEAIIT MARY ANN SNEAD .Qs 1 -W, 0 GCT DONNELLY BUNNY HARRIS ,., ':'l 2 ANN LATIMER wi' .Ei +1 A I ,.: .fsgf H rf- W iv V - , 'E if w PATH WIEHR5 ANNA ANDERSON ANN EINBINDER MAR6lE HILL .TAIL PERMGON AILEEN VHLSGN mAmJosHAaFFm s mam- WD 25'-L9 K msn of Lozzsa Sccransry P wc' P d '+ Treasurer- BAIVD N950 ffl' Twenty-one hand members have been selecled as the charter members of the Band Honor Sociefy. A new urganixatien af Plant but common in schools throughout the country is the Banu! Honor Society, Thenew charter membarfare: Patsy Akclewicz, Fred DeLozier, James Denslow, Gyelda Dickerson, John Graham, Shirley Hatfield, Barbara Hess, Hens? Hirsch, Pat Huffsturler, Elise Karnes, Barbara Little, Barbara McCartney, Carlcne Moody, Sandy Murray, Larry Pointer, Janice Robertson, Mary .lo Shaefler, Gena Sri- vemfcr, Dat Vanderford, Sally Villa: and Bud Zielonka. Mcmbvnhip info this national organization is based upon scholarship, musicianship, leadership, loyalfy, and character. ln order fp become as member one must ba a junior ar senior and obtain a high scholaaric record. ll this record is noi' continued after the next semester, the person will be dropped from the rlub. Q. The ,aims and obieclives are to the hand as the student council is to the school. That is, fo govern the band in a disciplinary manner and fo be a helpful in- fluence ru the band and new members, PATSY ACKELEJAUCI JAMES DENSLOW GYELDA BARBARA HE65 HENRY HI RSC!-l '5 PAT HUFFIBTUTLER EAJSE KARN E6 BARBARA Pk CARTNEY CHARLEN E YIOODY SANUY DOT VANDERFORD 'SALLY Vl LLAR if 9 PLANT HIGH Q 4 l 1 5 s iz Q E S S s 2 3 5 1 5 , W --.I The Plant High Band started off its year's activities with the usual run of football game half-time performances. A great deal of time and intensive ellort were 'given to marching drill and field maneuvering each week from the beginning of school until the end of grid season. Each band member has expressed his loyalty and cooperation in the attempt to gixe Plant High School a musical organization of which it can be justly pioucl. P.T.A. programs, concerts, parades, R.G.T.C. reviews, and assemblies all marked the number of appearances made this year. 41 '11 SCHOOL BAND Swing .1 mul for ncw uniforms .lml ollwcr l'lIl.lI1Cl.ll ncccwilics, tlw lmml P.lI'L'l1fS lun UI'g.lIlllk'll wlml ns now known .lx Llw l,l.Il1l lliglm lS.1llLl Association under' tlmc prcsinlcmx ol' N111 li.1x'moml Slmclnlon. llmis xx-.1l x projccl ol' llw .INNUCl.lIl0I1 l1.1N inclmlcd ,ln .ullfuimv roclco llIlLlCl' nhl- spon xorslxip ol' ilu' ,l1.ll11P.l Slmrinc Cllulw. llw 3 lwiglm schools comlvincnl mln-ir Qllorts in putli llmiw projcul ovur in grzxml srylc. Tlluy lmpu xlmix will lw .m mmml affair. lour INL'INlTL'l'N of mln- lmml .IFC in llmc l,l1lll1.ll'I11OHlC Q,l'Cl1CNII'.l. . ,,-V , Iiiml Row, Klll't'lfIl,2! Mary Louise Bryan, Ruth Stich, Sally Villar. Ida Felicione, Dot Vanderford, Carlene Moody Svrnu Row, Shlrnlingf Shirley Hatfield, Sliarnn Stanton, Aloy Thornton, Charlotte Holden, Gyelda Dickerson, Christine Hrwwn. -Ieannit Smith, Ann W'alker. MAJORETTES To become a majorette, a girl must be able to handle a baton with ease and know all the funda- mentals of marching. They are considered mem- bers of the Plant High Band and participate in all band activities. The majorettes were chosen this year by the student body. They individually demonstrated their twirling ability. Majorettes take band only the first semester each year, then transfer to another course. They maj: obtain a letter for two first semesters of band mem- bership and satisfactory attendance. Head Majoret te-Gyelcla Uiekersf rn +1 98 41 99 CHEERLEADERS The junior and senior cheerleaders were chosen at the end of the last year by the secret ballot of the student body. The sophomores were elected by the Student Council Representatives in the fall. The cheerleaders are under the direction of Mrs. julie Lane and Miss Alice Rodriguez, girls' phy- sical education instructors, who counsel and assist them in the work they do. ln order to boost the morale of the team, cheer- leaders lead yells at all athletic events. They practice daily during football season and do all they can to lend excitement and interest to the games by introducing new yells, inventing new motions, and in conducting pep rallies in assemblies. Theirs is a strenuous job. The cheerleaders are provided with one out-of- town game each year with expenses paid. They are awarded letters at the end of the year accord- ing to their service. he For their services to the athletic department, they were honored at the football banquet. Seniors Years of Sl'l'1'il'l SHARON FLYNN - - BARBARA HENl7IzR5t7N - MADELElNli Lock - ANNLYNN joNtf.s - KIIERRY GARMAN - ANN EINBINIJIQR - lnniunv -IUDYPERLMAN - - ADELAIDE GoNzA1,rgz - GAY lNllCHOI.SON- - - MADEl.ElNli KNowl.'roN S0fl!JOHIOI'l'X NANKIH' PEARQIQ - - - MARX' NIARGARET S'roRias yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs. YV yr. yrs. yrs. yrs. yr. yr. yr. BEVERLY BROWN TALLUXBH BROWN MARY LOU BRYAN FRED Ds LOZIER BDEIAIDE GONZALEZ CHAN f P J Q H? I 1 :J i A I I 0 N A Q 173' X ' sf ' E ,, , Q A I fi 'I 3 Atv!! -s 'a 2 : Vs 5 xx if 1 , 1 FEI ' ' orrrcens 'zfgf l gf 1 , i M55 A President - Danny Pia xy' Vice Presuden Dale Salsbury 5 if? swarm - Carolhndman 155 tif' T s r Tailulals Brown fA1'5', sg. A :uk capnng il QQ 3 if Sp 1 . - l f Mrs. Hnyn f -.Q 555 Mrs.Dudney 31,3 Q Q ya in Rs? ,, , ,.:- ,. ....,.... ........ .. . i ,,,,, ,,.,.,.: V, .,... .. .NV, L X, 4:,1 N, N - 5--av-A--WQMD-f f JACK CAPLINGER ANN EINBIN DER JUDY GOLDSMITH' J UDV CLARK. CAROL COLUNS ARLENE EVANS SARA FRIED BURKS HBMNER JOANNE HECKER JUDY BROWN MICKEY BREW-X JOAN DPQMPIER ETHEL FRIEDMBN BARBARA HENDERSON MADELSNE ISHN LATIMER. MADELEINE LUCK -f 100 E I PATSY MADDOX KE N OLSON DALE smsauny MIKE SI-IEPARD MARY Lou SUHRER MRS. OPAL DUDNEV SPONSOR I lOl I' sane mmm I J UDV PEFZLMHN CAROLSANDMFIN DUDLEV 'SI-IREVE SHARON rmsor PI LHR MENDEZ TOM MOORE DPINNV PIP? . JUDY POLI4. sarnmev Moszcmw LOUISE RISENER I 3 ' , .... , I r oooo SI-IIRLEEN SHSSER JUVCESCHRONBURN SHNDRA SCHWARTZ SHIRLEY STEIN FRBNKIE SIX I CHQRLENF: TI-IGM HARRY TRHNTIIHM The highen drarufic honor a Nant rfudcur un e asm as A member ol the Nation al Thes iam Socia GENE STIVENDER GOLDIE WOOLF ucaive is to e b IM ership ir p fy M b in Plant Chapter 321 is based on a credit systsm, as points are given for pu-ficipaf6on in piayl, assemblies, and other dramatic programs. A branch of 4 nuional organization, the Thespizns aim to create lr h h I J an active Interest in dramatic: among boys and girl: in 5 o stress artici ation in dramatic: ax the mum o eu 950080 in su ens 9 0 p p I' r h g t d r fha standards of :valuation and appreciation of rhe theatre, radio and SCCQQH . Thu Thespians sponsored we assembly programs, The plays p sented were: A Dru With Paul, and Who Guts the Car Tonight? 3 - A .saves M S Left Io Rllefvlf Pilar Mende7, Sandra Pendley, Patti Nviehrs, Garnett Handley, Margie Robertson, Bonnie lialtlwin, llnnnv Hariis, Bebe Hughes, Clarinel Whlfgang, l'rance, llrotixxi, Carol Collins, PANTHERETTES The llantherettes is a newly organized service club at Plant. lt is composed of I2 charter mem- bers who were selected by Mrs. Lane in the fall. They devote much time rendering every service possible to the Physical lid, and Athletic Depart- ment. Their main goal is to promote greater school spirit. The credit for the posters, the signs in the lunchroom, and the other game publicity goes to the Pantherettes. They decorated the goal posts be- fore each game and decorated all the special trains. They served as Usherettes at the football games. Another project was selling food at the Snack Bar on train trips. Before the Thanksgiving Game they decorated each playerys chair in his classrooms. The football season was ended with a banquet for the football players. The Pantherettes decorated the tables and served the guests. At Christmas, the club filled .1 barliet for .1 needy family. They purchased a ham lor the basket with the tive dollars won by selling the most tickets to the P.T.A. Spaghetti Dinner. It is hoped that this club will be as successful in the future as it has been in its first year. Ol-I-ICI-'RS I'rvxiilw1l .V Ci ARIN:-11 XX oi 1u.xNc. Vim llmmlefzl - - BuNr.Y l'l.-XRRIS Serif'1'm'Ay-Trnzxlzrm' - Gfxkxifi r lluwoi t- i' Sponsor - Mus. ,lui ii- LAM 'if IU , PANT!-IEROLLERS The Skating Club Linder the sponsorship of Miss Alice Rodriguez reorganized the latter part of the first semester. The purpose of the club is to help the students better their skating and stimulate their interest in this form of recreation. -wi 103 pw The members skate nt the Coliseum after school once each week. They have the whole Coliseum to themselves at a reduced rate. The club is composed of over 50 Plant students. l l l l LT liirxl Rolf, Luft lu Right: Ken Olson, Tallulah Brown, .Ioyce Schonbrun, -Iudy Brown. Sz'1'o'111l Razr: Mary Ellen Cochran, Sara Freid, Martha Ann Grace, Barbara -lean l.ittle, Suzanne Newlands, Dorothy Stewart. Third Row: Shirley Stein, Alice Shepard, Mickey lirevda, Dudley Shreve. Flillffll Row: Burks Hamner, Bruce Samson, Bully Christian, Randy Stevens, Charles W'illard, Louis Tidwell. liifllr Row: Martin Uman, Bruce Peltz, Steve Stein, Ronnie Pearson, Harry Trantliam. DEBATE CLUB Membership in the Debate Club is open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have an interest in debating, orig- inal oratory, extemporaneous speaking, oratorical, dramatic and humorous interpretation. The purposes of the club are: fo 1'1'1'11l1' abilif-5 fo fbinl' fo i111ll1r0L'r' juzlvlif Yllftlkfllg fo 1lf'L'c'l11p 1110111111 clisriplinw in Ieurb rz'xj11'z'f for frlrffw fo 1l1'1'el0p rifizenslnijn NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Ui 'l'Ai.i.ut,An 13kowN Tom Mooki- KLN Oi.soN jovci. Sc:HoNukuN 1-Loon' Tiw.NTi1.'xM oATlf: EVENT PLAt:E Sept. 20, 1952 Congress Tarpon Springs Oct. 4, 1952 Congress Plant Oct. 17-18, 1952 Area Congress Sarasota Nov. 8, 1952 Congress St. Paul's, St. Pete. :i'Nov. 14-15, 1952 State N.F.L. Congress Tallahassee Dec. 13, 1952 Debate and Extemp. Academy Holy Names jan. 24, 1953 All speech, debate Sarasota Feb. 7, 1953 All speech, debate Tarpon Springs Feb. 21, 1953 Debate and Extemp. Florida Southern College, Mar. 21, 1953 All speech, debate, etc. April 18, 1953 5Participation limited to N.F.L. members only. Buiuts HAN1Nl.R Pres. Zmf Se1111'st1'1' Speaker of the House N.F.L. State Congress ioin the club. Lakeland H. B. Plant ::'Mar. 26-28, 1953 State N.F.L. Tournament Jacksonville, Fla. All speech, Congress St. Paul's, St. Pete. To become .1 member of N.F.L. a student must earn twenty-live points in forensic work through the numerous tournaments held usually on Saturdays. He must rank in the upper two-thirds of his class scholastically. Advanced degrees are awarded for special Lto N1 A C. HA itwoi in attainments: Degree of Honor: 50 points, Degree of Excellence: 100 points: Degree of Spamm- Distinction: 200 points. Any student enrolled at Plant who meets the requirements may 'tsl 104 lie um. . my mmm , s. un -M- an ,,. v ssc wr as A., ,, ww .nw M- ... ..-.. ,pm .S 1 Q.. rl- .W fi as ist. . .1 ks . A . www-me I CHORUS lfor the first time the Music Department has had two sections of Chorus. They are: The Soph- omore Chorus and the ,lunior-Senior Chorus, resulting in an exceptionally large combined group of approximately 80 singers. They spend an hour daily on intensive vocal training. A great amount of standard vocal literature is studied and rehearsed for perfection of tone, blend, quality, balance and interpretation. linrollrnent in 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. The chorus has done much to encourage the love of music and to develop musical talent which may be found in Plant students. +4 IUS lie The Chorus is always willing to participate in any civic or social program. lt is considered an obligation and privilege to appear on programs offered here in our auditorium. Each year they participate in the religious services given by the Y-Teens. This year gold choral robes with black stoles have been purchased by interested Organizations. For the last two ears the Chorus has erformed Y P at the half time of the Turke Da fame. This Y Y E year the new robes were worn. The Chorus has shown great improvement this year and gives a promise of continual progress, under the direction of Mr. William Luclsa. in RNOLD ROB EVANS ' L gg Ns, ll XM SAM FONTE l BILL GREENE VIBERT GRIFFITH PHIL HBMER BURK9 HSMNERP l NIUE HE KEY CLUB One of the most honored clubs for our boys in Plant High is the Key Club. Founded in 1939 it is mainly a service club although it does encourage the social fellowship of its mem- bers. The Key Club is sponsored by the Ki- wanis Club. The club encourages better citizen- ship among high school boys, and has done much to help the school and faculty. The Key Club is continuously trying to uphold the Kiwanis motto: We Build. The Plant Key and Kiwanette Clubs joined their brother clubs from Hillsborough for a semi-formal Turkey Day Dance on the night of the Thanksgiving Game in an effort to further the friendly relationship between the two schools. This is the second annual dance. The Key Club sent 9 boys to the Florida Key Club convention held in Lakeland Dec. 12 and 13. Burks I-Iamner, a senior, took top honors in the oratorical contest. Freedom, Our Sacred Trustl' was the topic of the contest speeches. Burks will represent the Florida Key Clubs at the International Convention in Los Angeles during the summer. Among this year's projects were: distribut- ing 150 posters for the Tampa Philharmonic Orchestra. During the Christmas season they sold wrapping paper, seals, and Christmas Cards. OFFICERS Prrsidvnt ------- FRANKIE Six Vin' Imfsidffnt - - - - ARNOLD SCUDDER Svrrvtary - - - - - DAVID ZIELONKA Treasurer - - - RUBEN ESPINOLA Senior Director - - - - - Joie HEYCK junior Director - - - BURWEL1. JORDAN Sophomore Direcfor ---- B013 FIELDS Sponsor ---- MR. O. M. SCHLICHTEK MIKE PULLB SCIGNTI ' .rndusbi -'El 106 . ,, W ,.,., ,l ,.. , W if ,sl l-lamner Wins Top Honors ln Lalcelancl i Burks Hammer, Plank tnok top honors in the contcsl hr-lil during the Key Club Coxnventimx, in d Dlcunlnr 1 and 13 lun , 1 l ,. .. I reemlo:n, Our Samuel Trust, F was the topic of Lho c 0 n t e s t 9 5 svn: this Florida Key x. , International Key Club in Il. A. next summer, and I am looking forward . mul-h,. The wllola a mz speeches, and as winner, Burks will attend the International Conven- Lion in L05 Angeles, next I REALIZE that I lucky in being svlcctcd ' ci b T u beri h.. xwz- U? . in me? i 'f'l. . The V -on by e Q Mem 6 v lily! lzgv enlv bel' TW. . b. Sepwm yank x inWa n ww'- Audnorlilyln an lnvacail oven? M, 55, Mex-edxlli plenum! Salutv. beg wars Ulf: he an nvw mgmschxichwi rllcomed by Oi.. G Seniors ills as QOHQXICS Cashill'-la I?-,ll Malcglgnnie ar V , SEQ? vhil Hamegobby 11uXlal':vFrank A , liomcw' anbby Clark' ml? i A ' 1 m0f9S2' ?L' Sam FDTWE, ' Bob YW Karbly, .vo is rv-'W' Dldfln, SW? Sw S ss Mike Sm 1 r wear- , M, Fr? th mYA,L this umei, rs on tb nh im 'f ' tin Peafsopy 12? in the YA: .. gnmwllw -ea aim Bu were introdui-mance oi im, on me. xmlpsy Palm' JU' was gwen Gowns WY' Pr95ldelxl'l,1a arid iw I iv ..,s Key Club l-las l-lop On Patio Though the weather was cold everyone WGS UP In warmest clothes, Club Key Club SP6nsors 'Key Club Holds Vocalzion Day To aid the graduating students in choosing their future occupa- tions, the Key Club arranged a vocational program in the Tuesday . during first ru-o..u. it first to from the rk, educa- B Kpy Club Makes Plans for Year Ther Kr-y Club is really off to zz grand mart this yoar. as our first project luis already helen com- J , Q Key Member s pletefdf' will F1-mm sm, my Qin, 5 - president, recently, '3' ' Saturday morning the nleinlwrs Sponsor Haynde distrilmtwl over om--hnnflri-ll-fifty Q An ulrl - fashioned hayride posters for Tampa University fon- ? kc-d the latest Key Club affair if cerning the Tampa Philhnrnmnil- N Snxnrflay, February 28. Orchestra. It was the respi,-nsillility ' Members und dxltes rode to of the club to se-0 that tho an- Q Lowry Park where a box supper nouncements were vlislplayvcl in the Q prepared by the girls was eaten. different downtown stores. Mr. Schlichter, the club sponsor, V The club is also going to sponsor ,i acted as vhaperon, , a dance on the patio on November Chairman Bobby Davis stated: Q 'I after the Lakeland game. Then, , 'f,The hayride was very success- as a money-making project, the ,fl jul, and I believe everyone had a gi Key Club is planning to sol! Christ- GQ good time. We hope to have more I I mas cards, wrapping paper, ribbon fl. such events this semester. Q. and seals, Please don't buy any- 4 W lnnln, + thing else until you have seen '..-. ,Eg .-:. .,,:- ..,., ,,,.- g f -:-:::: 5 ::::a '-: them? added Frankie' f 107 is the cnteer gund- Glub. Abbisilnce nw high school are laying ca! great h'I'he boys , ' r re- wthat s Your line? lgain rwslzleh making an on ledtlme Tam- Dl: Dance and liiwmwtt lu:-levy 13,,,,Cl, ut .-lud1tn,fi,,,,, wmorm fi ormlll-satin WIN fm, :S 75 C9958 sta and Klwanetle 1 night al the Muniei n the CWD Svholivls that Nfollowin . ' K Uh Nil by the first fiancee cces the inlvrmissifm, enter schools included DQ Plant snyijmz Sing Mizell Rjckev P H ' . ll Mi Rll'e1 'af1d HOU! are seniors H, H, 3, - - , .fmve Fpmnn arrangenmnifqumgg Yu y ont Two? and 44380 ' EH? rsf llglrgzg l-lobby Lord' ffrlxf time favorites' arjsyffd feveful all- .gfillnlar demand, uflnllezf 220389 til osmg gm. intermiwmn Mem. Played gf C . k f - 3, it , , from 61332221 USER ?l'l'gSl2!'C?l2iJX'l selections on the glgiaffyed fl few hiSBZ:gh Leader Steve 'S0lal-: and S fo, dan WFS played from 9 to 12 do:::a:':::fe - -H- l red crepe paper. gold, black and - i f ' :nl--,L . oss the first Plan . ' . and Hlllslioruuglll willukgyd ld the Ulm' lllll' , . ll and hi .4 ll llwlvlf. btevl musnl for the dame and K and DCS gun Hilxsbarbugf uhh of Jointly spongored their si ?em f0ma1 dance purPU30 of the gf-casio .- I n bling about friendlier S' - xx. Plant Key Club presiv also proved most su ' provided by Students Affolllpanim-de 1,55 ww. 3 4 2-X S, -, Y s--- , ,1 vb 5 T A f -5 f - ' Lf -5517 gg XY, h cf - if f 1. . 4 ff Cf 7- Q N QD, ,X x N.. f N rf' c -1, 1 C ,r 'inn Qs-rmnp D ououisi , 17 AQ lglizi -Q f' fi E 6 S X X S x N . , jg M , , , VQZETQ 5. V ff X 1 - Arm Einbinder' Jule Pczrdlgorl Captfhqrlfzs l'U'lnmpfou t O 3001194 ljgui2C0l.N01'l!IA1!E5lX M9105 Egwdrd H. SMH Irena? e- '0,, T Snead O FF I CERS ml SPONSORS Qnirsk Qeukenqnts Ca pt Vlarfin Allman Gerald F, Thompson Executive Officer, Company A 'Ronald D. Wood Executive Officer: Company B Second Siexdenants Flrsi Plalaoon, Compamq A- Second Platoon, Companq A- flrst Platoon, Companq ES Second Platoon, Companq B Thomas K. Spenser Cecll D. Talbot Wallace 'lf Jenkins Laurens E. Limbaugh Daniel Pia. Nathan C.VAil First Plackoon, Compamq C, Second Plntoon,CompanqC Ce.ptCl2mpl1G.Heyck Ann Cowarl' 6 f-Q17 Shirley Megan lfelp'tl l'ankl'l.5hcpa.rd Bzvarlykm lnlrirglnl' faptlxonimlai Nflurhzr Ailunlflilson Sally Vlllcxr' Capt Mlchamllflllkllr +1 nol- C O M P A N Y A ffnuzjmlly KfuI111I1amI'1'I'-MI: IIAI I T. Nlllkl I II f lllfldllj' liwrlllirr' fJf7it'r'V'-CII Iml ll l'. ,I'IIxmMI'xm ge.. I,,m2 F I R S T P L A T O O N l'lflinm1 l,I'IlIlr'I'-'I'IIUMM K. SPI-NK I Il SECOND PLATOON l'lulnnn I,I'aIff'r'-CI-c,II, 17. ,TAI IxoI COMPANY B Conzjzany CTO!!!lI1lll1dl'I 1LEONlDAS M. TURNER Cmujmny E,YI't'Ilffl'l' OHi!'l'VTRONAl.IJ D. Woolm FIRST PLATOON Plaform Lwulrr-WA1.1.AQE T. JENKINS ,Pf- 1 .mv SECOND PLATOON Plafoon Lmzlz-1'-LAURENS E. LINEBAUGH COMPANY C Comjvany COIIIIIIIIIIIIIFI'--IOSEPH G. HEYCK, JR. CflllIf7tll1-1' E.X'l'l'Ilfil'l' OHil'l'YiERNIiST CASTILLO FIRST PLATOON Plaloou I.cfzflc'r'-DANIEL Pm SECOND PLATOON Plaluon Lfdtfff--NATHAN C. VA11. SABERETTES Lrff In Rigllf: Ann Iiinbindcr, Aileen Wilscxxx, jane Pcrdigon, Beverly Ann Wfriglmt, Ann Cowart, Sally Villar, Anna jo GI'.lN'Lv, Joyce Sclwnbrun, Shirley Morgan. SPONSORS' DAY PARADE an +24 114 E R.O.T.C. STAFF Imfl In Riglrf: Norman If. Six, jr., Marlin A. Uman, Hcnry T. Snead, Edward H. Stein, Frank M. Shepard, Charles H. Hampton. RIFLE TEAM 115 Ifirtxf Row, On Floor, lmfl In Rigfrl: Fred Turpin, john Hammer, Charles Ricketts. Swrlllrf Row: jack Suddath, Bill Crccl lloyd Burley, Fitllmgh Rawls. Ylflifll Row: W'nlly jcnkim, Donald Talbot, Danny Pia, Mike Hnpcrich. jg- COLOR GUARD ! lfff fo Riglwf: Mnril Jacobs, Daniel Goodson, L. xl. Rhodes, Sonny Phillips ,f f I5 vu I , 1, ,I ,U 4 Q 4 - , ff ,f f 7' , K if A 'W W a 51 , iff I ,, r f Y Na B X' ,X 2 X 'X -XJ ,iw Doucuxss FGOTBALL MANAGERS Sfamling-Hunmbert lfe r n a n d e 1, Philip Rotolo, Larry Pointer. Kwvling--Jack Lively, C h a r l ie Pool. FGOTBALL COACHES ANliUS W1l,1.1Ax1s JOHN Gl1.BPk'r FRANK Lulu-:Nzo JAUQ Mom lax PANT!-IERS .ig-G - , lfirtl Row, I.4'fl In Riglil: Alan Levene, Bucky NWilliams, Pete Bramlett, Bill Shields, jimmy Singletary, Burwell Jordan, Mike lidelstein, Lee Turner, ,lay Singletary, Arnold Scudder, Phil Thomas. Si'i'w1zlRou': Henry Snead, Max Kinley, Rod Fields, Vibert Cirifiith, ,lack Taylor, Charles Gil, Rollan Bradley, W'illie Gardner, Duane Tuttle, Bill Stine, Ruben lfspinola, Denny West. Tliiril Razr: Benny Menendel, Manny Hendrix. Nelson Romero, ,loe Ragano, Sam Fonte, Billy Shaw, Carter Gudal, Larry Bonar, Mike Pullara, Prank Traina, Bruce Santacrul, Bob Gordon, Don Talbot. Fourlb Rout Rob livans, Laughtin King, Iiarl Donaldson, Lee lfulghum, Dean Richey, Bobby Clark, Ernest Moya, Bobby Burk, Richard hleter, Simeon Ogle, Dick Korhley, Frank Hawkins, Richard Austin, Tony York, Carl Fuller. WE BEAT HILLSBCROUGI-I Yes, we did! This fighting Panther team did what others have failed to do during the last eight years. The charges of Coach Frank Lorenzo started the season by bowing to Jefferson in a heartbreaker, 0-6. Then came Sarasota and a 19-0 victory for the Panthers. Brooksville was our next victim, 39-12. The powerful jackson Tigers gave Plant their second defeat, 7-34. The following game gave Plant their first Big Ten win since 1950 by outscoring Boone 26-20. A defeat at the hands of the Green Devils, 41-7, gave Plant defeat number three. Two more defeats plagued the Panthers: Edgewater outscored the Panthers 26-13, and Lakeland defeated them 3-1-12. Then the tide turned and this fighting team bounced back to win their second Big Ten victory over a strong Landon team, 13-12. Next came the Big Turkey Day Game, at which our Panthers 119 E+ showed their true fighting spirit by coming from behind at halftime to defeat the Hillsborough Terriers 20-13 for Big Ten victory number three. This made their first inter-city win since 1947. Thus this team ended the season with a Eve won and lost record and three Big Ten wins for the best record that a Plant team has made since 1947. The boys gathering the honors for this team were: Bill Shields, All-American squad, All- Southern, All-State, All-City Captain, Ruben Espinola, Jim Singletary, Vibert Griflith, Benny Menendez, Arnold Scudder, and Elston Candileri, who were nominated to the All-City team. This made the largest number of Plant players ever to be selected to an All-City team. This team many observers believe has laid the foundation for the rise of Plant football teams to a place of prominence. JO '5-v'RC'251N0 MAN LE-VENB Nalfback PETE BRNWLETT HaXfbbc-K if 120 DON T MEIQENIDEZ Ccnfzr- N ac ALO FAGA DAVIS IK KY . srfiwevback , u x.o scuo sn 308 GORDQN 5? and End ROD FIELDS - . Tackle l2l F' BASKETBALL TEAM Imff In Right: Ctueh XVillIams, Nelson Romero, Bob Fields, ,lim lftliridge, jo: Heyek, Eddie Comrgims, jim Brddfurvl, l..1r'ry lfonar, NVilfred Visquez, Byron Yelton, Rolland Bourgeois, Mike Seonti. lVlQll1.lgL?l'f-1'-fklI4'1'lffl4kfl Tummy MeAl'Tee. liohby Rice, PL 45 47 32 49 1:5 40 H3 xv 36 vi 41 24 ss 59 52 13 S0 53 S5 '52-'53 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE REGIONAL TOURNAMENT ANT OPPONENT CHeld at Hillsborough Gymj - Plant Alumni - - - Ed f - - - I ,giiwawr PLANT OPPONIQNT - K esuit - - - - ' it' Pcfefsbufg ' ' 73 - - Plant City qMt1r.4, 19553 37 - QQ .... - - Andrew .T11Ck50f1 48 - - Jesuit fMarch 5, l953j - 71 Jefferson- - - - Jesuit - - Lakeland- - Hillsborough - - Andrew Jackson Lee ---- - Miami Edison - - - Miami Senior High - - St. Petersburg - - - Edgewater - - - jefferson - - l zikelnnd - - Hillsborough - - jim Bradford was elected captain of the '52-'53 team, was named to Ta1mpa's All-City Team, and was the high-point man for the Panthers. Seven of the twelve members of this ye.ir's Varsity Team will return next year. Jack Marley was the couch of this year S junior Varsity Team. ell I2 JIM WILFRED vAsQuez X BOE: FIELDS ETH LARRY NAR ROLLHND BYRON VELTON MIKE N ELSON JOHNNY Mc.C.ALL JOE EDDSE CONTRARPQS SCONTU JIM nd row left to nghi- Waily Huff, Wade Crews Lee Turner hneids Rod Fields. Pete Bramlett, Bobby Dans Bobby Rice Lyn Summa: Charley Medalea raw left to nght-Coach Sherrill, Floyd Gander, Pete er Tommy Mciuffee Duane Tuttle, Thomas Hogle Wuifred ue: Bahby Burk Raymond Bessef, David Wemburger Caach Ken Vanette. BURWELL PHILIP JORDAN f wx, ,M q ' gf ' S ' gf Roi' 5,310 amen Quay MHRIL moons MARTIN UMBN Shading' left to right Joe Heyck Martin Uman Allen Quay, Mari! Jacobs, Mr. Hubbard. Kneeling--David Shear, Ed Prange, David Whitis. DAVID WFNTIS Tf,0f ST JOE HEYCK DAVID SHEAK UNDLEY WEBB MONTEJRO v - A .mcse SQ A vw ,ix P Q J FERRY N ig? MILLS 32332 5 1 U k,f,f::f'-:. ' 1 asf' ,xggv N15 x F xwg. :X x S ZW E is 5 wk 55955 5 15 5 sw: FRANK N ..,.:, A TRN NA . 1 ' 1? . Q X? 4, -Q3 128 A 119 I,Ii'l I'ERMEN Rullan Ilradlev Pete Iiramlett Bobby Burke Iflstnn Candileri Nelson Candileri Mike Ifdelstein Don Fagen Humber! Iiernandev Rod Iiields Wfillie Gardner Vihert Ciriflith joe Hayek Richard Aleter Iiurwell llorelan Howard Kiehler Al I,evene Iiill Mael'hersun 'S CLUB Bennie Menentlel Charley Peril Mike Pullara Nelson Rtnnern Harry Rtvy Arnold Seudder David Shear Bill Shields Mike Shreve .lay Singletary Ilenry Snead Bill Stine Alaek iliayltrr I'ranIs 'I'raina I.ee Turner Illlkflsy XVilli.nns LETTERMEN S CLUB The I.ettermen's Club is eontpssetl ul 1 ns is ie sc exp tv nr serviee in swine athletic field hut heen nt ' t them a coveted letter UP . Letters are awarded for partieip mn mia , trielt, latsltetxt hasehall, swimming, gulf, and tennis. Utll-landing managers may alsu receive letters. The I.etterinen's Ciluh awards the l'raneis Kearney award, .1 enltl xvateh. for outstanding achievement in spnrts. They present an identifi- cation hraeelet for outstanding serviee to the sehtmnl and one ur the seninr buy having the highest sehnlastie average. Iiaeh year at the end nf ftxuthall season a hanquet is given in hnnrn' of all huys who have heen out fur fnwthall. The II.llIll1Cl'ClICN serve at this hanquet. Letters are awarded tu all ftmnthall players whn have fulfilled the requirements necessary and tu all huys who have completed the year's training. The elub sponsors a harheeue eaeh year for all buys whn have pal'- tieipated in snnae fnrni nf spurt. UI I It I RS Ill't'Xitlt'IIf - A A - - s- lim in XVII 1 lists Vin' I'n'.ritlra1f - - - I ll Iuitxi it St't'wlur'-v-'l'1'n1.x14wr A -------- llax IIT Sin an Swr,eet111lx ul Armx - - Ni 1 sux Clxxtnn 1 Ill - lin 1 Sinn I ns Sponmr - - - ---- Cltuc it Ifu XN it I mu N10 w 'bout co o me vf qt? OH? I flffyff tl lick like ILS a how' Miss R011 and hgf rztclrt llimge ls ,. LIU' ,,,Jw ciffr! marclf fan Slam i . Frances vff J ofzluxff Inu fwfr. . lzin 7 0,1 gow!! Y Barnes, joa n ne, Mgr. Betts, Eleanor Blount, Sylvia Catton, Nlyla Coats, Patsy Fannin, ,Ioan lfreid, Sara Fussell, Jean Garrett, Rachel Going, Barbara Gi-able, Mary Green, Vera Halterman, Deanna Hamm, Mary Lou Kadel, Barbara DRILL SQUAD Layman, Drusilla Lester, jean Madden, Sylvia Sheppard, Diane Slaughter, Laura Dean Smith, Eleanor Snow, Sylvia Maddox, Patsy Mapstine, Joyce McClellan, Lynn Minton, Barbara Moseley, Martha Moss, Barbara Musa, -Ioan Nesbitt, Pat Newland, Suzanne Nordgren, lfranees Petteway, -Ioan Portertield, Sue Richey, Dorothy Roberts, Sara Robinson, Myrna Rogers, Elaine Rohrer, Marilyn Saunders, Virginia Scott, Alice Strickland, Frances Swanson, Patsy Thom, Charlene Turpin, Linda Veile, Sylvia Xwahstrom, Shirley Webb, Lavon NVilliamson, Carol WOOLlbUf5', Barbara Wfoodward, Carol XVoodward, Gail Worthen, Diane Wriglit, Mickev Yates, Janet Wingglte, Joan Carter, Sandra -all I54 P i If i ? 2 STI 'F 5 Q 55 u Q' I s A . 3 Our ViC'f0V-5' Flag ffcfw many fiuzvs fhis year, buf fha' firm' fha! we will rc'nzcmbc'r if the mos! was when our foofball fvam beaf ' ' ' 20-13 on T'lQ6llIk.Sgil'ilIg Day. ibf' Rad Tvrrzvrs of Hlllsborougla The qetab I Unfor iCtQI'li 1 V X45 L- if i X, QS! S of 3 A X95 'Q Q ,W ,V Q NJYS 'K 49' Tbvir -JbILIjf'Sfif'S KING DENNIS of flu' HOUSE of XVEST QUEEN CONNIIH1 of ffm HOUSE of FEI.1cIoN12 X 9, S Wm Mfg, 9' ww- Qi Ifiril Row, l.i'fl Siilw, lmfl Io Rigllff Pat llead, Ann Latimer, Barbara Henderson, W'ava Barnes, Sally Villar, .Iackie Bartlett uruml Rnir, l.i'fl Snlr: lfarl llonaldson, Bill Alderman, Bulvy Hughes, Vibert Griffith, Bobby Davis. C'fi'uli'r: King Denny West and Queen Lonnie llelicione, l'.ll'ff Kung Right Siile, Rigbl In l.i'f1: Nancy Pearce, Gay Nicholson, Ruth Stieh, Sandy Xhll'lLQlll, Pal llonnelly, Madeleine Knowlton. SVVUIILI lifllf, Kigfli Siilw: Rob l'vans, lirank Traina, llucky Wlilliams, Bob liields 'Ken iariiliers, Lloe lleyck. l'i1.qi'i, Imfl In Rlglil: Gloria Otero, Cialen Norton. Lord Cfhambtrlain-liurks Hamner. THE ROYAL COURT Long live the King of Pantherilla and luis Royal Queen! The Year of our Lord MCMLIII ushered in our noble King Dennis of th: Hous: of West and our vivacious Queen Connie of the House of Felicione. 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 Lord MCMXXVIII, we have been ruled by twenty-five powerful sovereigns and their Queens who have bound us to themselves by their gracious and royal authority. This year being our twenty-fifth year and Silver Anniversary celebration, we had the privilege and honor of having with us the very first King Robert of the House of Giliam and Queen Becky of the House of Price. How well they brought back the wonderful tradition of the very first Pantherilla! As they abdicated the throne to our new rulers, we will remember the significance of having them with us this year. The noble King and Queen are chosen by the Senior Class in the spring of every year by popular vote. The royal members of the Court, known as courtiers, maids, and witnesses, are elected from the Sophomore, Llunior, and Senior classes. The entire kingdom is kept in suspense until the night of the grand coronation when the Lord Cham- berlain proclaims the long-awaited announcement of the new rulers. After the pomp and ceremony at the coronation, it is the custom for the royal court to extend an invi- tation to all to attend the King's Ball, which marks the end of the beautiful ceremony. This year the ball honoring the King and Queen was held once again in X Plant's own Gymnasium, decorated to perfection by Mk. 8 MM, R0,,,,,.,. G,HA,m their Majesties' loyal subjects. lit King Qim-ii 1 IW lf This year's Pantherilla will long be remembered by the Plant High students, for not only was the Court well-chosen, but the dance that followed the Corona- tion Was very impressive. The gymnasium, which was beautifully decorated in the true spirit of a Silver Anniversary, pro- vided a perfect background for the hand- somely dressed couples. The entire eve- ning was characterized by laughter and gaiety. The satisfaction and pride present on each person's face were evidence of the fact that everyone attending the dance had a Wonderful evening. Contributing most to the feeling of pride was the knowl- edge that students themselves had made all the preparations and done all the decorating for the colorful celebration. +31 -40 K.. E 'K' I .uqrffri . zivu., f'-,K,:.- 4'4V','sE rt. , f LV u . . I Q ww ks- KA . ., . .fvgmgg 'W , ' ' ' V .1 W ,fi - , I ' L-,,1 A -W - -0 bw' 14,753 W1 f I , V , L, 's wg. 'r 'A' - ! ' 4' 3.3-S' 4 -'nd iam' .If , - 4 w . 1 1441, M W, . fn v ' il ',:X,5. 'lb lv +1 l4l 21+ J,..f fy ,',':'Ah4 gg' , 'Bvsf will U1 roumz' SHIRLEY MORGAN HENRY SNEAD ll Q- uw 44 o ., 'Q .- n , wa, I X,,. ,x, fzzfvsf 650111110 DENNY XVEST ANITA ANDERSON if 142 f , y Q fig .,,,... ,, 11 . f + .f vwfi' Q. ' 2 ,,,w2gg,i f .A V f: x 4. . wh ,. A .. ,4 . if nv ' Jgwp, Wg -'mf f 4 .mv MJ, A , .w w 6 x IM Q1- f --a,sf' 4 ,, in i fi if if Q 5 W - U , xffisilf jon Q v-4...,., JM mf 'Po P11111 1' Hl2X'CK CON N113 If15L1c1ONL 5 MW 531051 Si11f'r'1 'r' FRANKIE SIX ANN KEI-TON Quinn A , SX .sg 44 my l - f f 'H-cpu.-.....f 145 Wfiffivxf JACK TAYLOR JACKIE BARTL1iTT X nmxm YQ Q ww if f fa - ms ,' Aff? X. 3551. f,w,3gfQf3Q5'f-Fmz : ' 1 Ngaiv Ax 'Bvsf 'PI'l'.WllI!llff,j' KEN CiARITHIPQRS RUTH STIQH fl 141 Besf School Spirif BURKS HAMNER BARBARA HENDERSON Niven' Boy Swcfcfcsf Girl RUBEN ESPINOLA MADELUNE Loca x......,f..-M ..--d ,ggwn-'N JM osf Iy'lIlX7ll'Ilil' MARY JIM DAVIS BILL SHIIQLIIS 3 Q-4 I J If Aww JM mf I111'z'lfigr'11f Lvff fo Rigbf: MIClf1AIil, SHEPARD, MAR'l'IN UMAN, BARBARA BUCK, EDWARD STLIN in M, A A swvd K ww VN SX N A x N V ails' '51 S 359 X' QA R g as g A A 6 A if Sw WAR Av .mam X R ff 55:5-Q: M R, ix R A , V .,.. ,X il. - X 38 Q .. 2 3 S uh Nwwmx an 5 , . -- it ,, , W 0114-wwwwh -if 15 0 SENIOR CLASS PLAY HLDLLZ Q .salts Slflfats young and galil' I..-fl In Rixqfrlf Shirleun Sasser, kloyce Schonhrnn, Beverly Terry, Tom Moore, lfthel Friedman, Villhugh Rawls, Charles Hainp- lon, ll.ll'l1.lf.l Henderson, jack Cf.1plin5.:er, Ann lfinhinder, l.ee Turner. Gerald Voye, Louise Risener, Shirley Morgan, Mike Shepard, Danny Pia, Doris Ann Duval. The Senior Class presented Our Hearts Wei'e Young and Gay on Friday, March thirteenth. The play, a three-act comedy dramatized by Jean Kerr, was directed by Mrs. Margaret Haynes. The performance was enthusiastically received by a large audience. Ann Ifinbinder, as Emily Kim- brough, and Barbara Henderson, as Cor- nelia Otis Skinner, were outstanding in the lead roles. They were supported by a well-selected cast. 1151 fir SETTING ACT ONI1 A cabin aboard ship-summer 1923. ACT TWO Scene one: The same-About ten days later. Scene two: The same-Early next morning. ACT THRIQIQ Scene one: A hotel room in Paris. Two weeks later. Scene two: The same. Eleven o'cl0ek the next morning. TALLULAH BROWN Editor of PGP 0' what Natianal Rahng ffaff of' fbme est honors a student may receive at Plant. Members are a faculty committee, prineipal, and deans. Five outstanding service fo the school The other Plant are chosen, from various state, or na- nf achievement. JOE HEYCK Oufstandmg Servlce M Plant. MA ponme Oufmdi RGIE HILL Elks Leadership Award- K 'S Service to Pla nt. E NN l ' 0 Editor of Pep 0 Plant. 5f'? f 7 '-fn4f,,g KH- TON National Rating 195 ' Sefvice In P CAROL JUN E5 A I-inf. The membership in Hall of Fame is one nf the great- N sumev MOV-GA Qumandiw Service W Nant' Hall of' ffime MIKE SHEPARD Elks Leadership Ava rd BIL Airc v L SH: 411.25 ity Foo ELDS fb Sowbm' 've in C N Jovce scnnoNBRU d Place SUN onion! sewn Contest. pw-W' eh' F 'ball T apfifn Ameriqhogfbaii ree-am, All olrfball 5::3d4 ll-- ,...mm zm.0NK umm Q mmm and ' 1 H3659 fn . 'c. .., FRA 0um.1,,d. NKIE 5, ,,,, Se x W. me to Plank On Ibis, ilu' fuwlfy-fifllr tlIlIlil'!'l'.Ytll',j' of PIUIIIUS cllllllllll, uv' fwl il only jfffing umf projwr to tl'l'l'0ft' Ibis jmgv fo bouoriug Mm. Lydia Oxxorfo, who luis dom' xo mmln fo make' Planfs annual 41 szzuwx vurb Vywar. Tlu' xrbool annual is tl jzrojvrf zfllizfr IS all loo offvn fakrn for grmifnlg jwoplv offvn Jo Mol rvalizw flu' rjforl ifirolzwl HI pzzlzlixlniug Puffy yvufx anmzal. Wv, flu' Sfujf of 1955, wunf -you fa know, Mrs. Ossorio, Mm! ll-'l'fIlI1,jf' upprvriah' your nufiring vforfx zvlzirln bam' fJa'1jn'zl IIX xo nzuvlz in IH'l'fIdI'iIllQ tlrix J'l'dl',S allnlml. Wi' arf' nfrfain fbai flu' wzfirf' xrbool joinx IIS in l'.Xl7l'l'X.N'iI1kQ our Jf'z'jn'x! fmflingx of grafiflnlw. ,uw sm pw.. ,, -1, . na if 155 1-Ce 5 FLAG RAISING At the beginning of each day, we raise the flag over our campus as n constant reminder of our personal privileges and responsibilities in a nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. ALLGOOD,S SERVICE STATION AMERICAN PIPE AND PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. ANDERSON SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. DR. LEONARD S. ANNIS MANUEL ARANOWITZ ASCO LOAN CO. ANTHONY ALFANO BADCOCK,S FURNITURE CO. 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SHEA at PRANGE LESTER SHEAR SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. SCHULSTAD at .I-IUFFMAN, REALTORS R. H. SIMONS TEXACO STATION P. S. SINGLETARY J. A. SMITH JOE SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY SMITHIS VARIETY SOUTHERN EQUIPMENT CO. SOUTHERN MILL CREEK PRODUCE CO. SPINNING WHEEL SUMNER,S FOOD MARKETS SUNSHINE MOTORS SUPER-TEST OIL CO. SUPPORT YOUR DRIVER- TRAINING PROGRAMH INC. SWANGER, REALTOR C. J. TALBOT,S TEXACO SERVICE STATION TAMPA ABSTRACT at TITLE INSURANCE CO. TAMPA CIGAR CO., INC. TAMPA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. TAMPA COAL CO. TAMPA ELECTRIC CO. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE TAMPA PHOTO SUPPLY CO. SHIP REPAIR TAMPA AND DRY DOCK CO. TAMPA WHOLESALE PLUMBING SUPPLY CORPORATION TARR,S, INC. FURNITURE at INTERIOR DECORATION THE GARDEN SHOP THE ROBERTSON CO. THE YOUNGSTERS SHOP THELMA,S BEAUTY SALON CLYDE THOMPSON TURNER MARBLE at GRANITE VALENCIA GARDENS RESTAURANT VAN LANDINGHAM JEWELERS VAUGHN OPTICAL CO. VOGUE CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY VOGUE LAUNDRY XVALKER-HOOD FURNITURE CO. PAUL T. WARD, INC. WARE BEDDING WARNER GRABLE THE WARSHAWS WAYNE WALKER WEEKS EQUIPMENT CO. WELCH'S DRY GOODS WELLIERS ELECTRIC CO. WERT W. RUBLE JOHN WHITE, REALTORS HENRY E. WILEY, JR. A. D. WILLIAMS, REALTOR M. E. WILSON WOLF BROS. WOODWARD-CROWDER WOOLF at SON YOCAM BATTERIES TO OUR SPONSORS We, the business staff of the 1953 annual, wish to express our Sincere appreciation to those who financially supported our annual this year. Many of the added features to be found in this year'S annual were made possible by their generous cooperation. We earnestly hope that a spirit of friendship will ever previail between us. EDWARD 51-EIN AND FRANK Sm, Bu-singxj Manager, 4115714 V Q an QM A 9, M ifvxnx 9 W -WM '94-Q ' 'ff Max ' CH S776 Q 6 U , ff' . pgdwff- Ao gf aqhg- ,. .MC I 3' f afwf4Zi3gj 3 X N :LQ Sy A wi 1 b jfww nj! gf Q ywffiiiffiiffgfi .Ah K ,. . if 'ff..1 '-n gg, we 43 Q Q' Xijfgmg ff Mg SR 'ZZ'-1 gyfgex ix 25' fa N 3 v m Q4 Q Ji . 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