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

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mf emfless apmm . . . Assisted by cheerleaders Cay Landrum and Linda Crockett, John Blumer lights the flame which destroyed the mort- gage of Dad's Stadium. Our victorious season was well worth the time spent standing in line for foot- ball tickets. 'gui' Like many service club members, Richard Hirsch and joe Dixon sell cokes at victory dances, sponsored by these clubs following home games. All aboard! This call sends chills of excitement down many a loyal Panther's spine as he boards a train for an out-of-town game. DA In PQWSTAD Klllu fn. Football provided an exciting center of activity for '58-'59. At our first game Plant High students' faces glowed with reflected light of the Panther Flame , as our Dad's Stadium mortgage went up in smoke. The Plant High Panthers canit be beat! Our many successful pep rallies helped to make this cheer come true, for students enthusiasm played a great part in our team's success.

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I5 Safely owed . . is xl 'H Gosh' Thats mel Liz Hiters frightl proudly heirs her name clllcd in the 'N HS induction ceremony and Cirolxn Hfmdwcrg sums equal ly as plelsed with thc choice Hlght On college night students ind parents alike had 1 chince to speik to representatives of the college of their choice Below lN1tion1l Educ If1OI'l XVLQL inspired mem bers of the public speiklng cllssts to put on an assembly depicting a radio program 'HW We gaxe big Did vouo Students were ren irded for gixing big to United Fund with 1 dai on which uerw one donned big clothes f wif X T ,Z Below: During Thfmksgiving week students gfive devotiomls over the intercom. Patti Pound assisted by joe Ahnell delivers her original Thanksgiving prayer. And then if you change your mind . . Plant High students this year had the opportunity to use voting machines to select their choice for Calendar boys and girls. Roger Coleman and Doris Dyche look over the ballot. Page Eleven

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Stepy own mm H25 Bridge Train trips to out-of-town games were greeted with cnthusiasm by students. Pep rallies were livened with the intro- duction of clever, laughable skits pre- sented by the cheerleaders. Pantherettes Linda Brown and Doris Dyche place posters and beat signs around to arouse school spirit and spark good game turnouts. The cheerleaders went all out to give a bang-up pep rally before the Chamherlain game. Plant's cowboys, portrayed by varsity cheerleaders, really scalped the chiefs, played by the J.V. cheerleaders. ,,.4,., ' V -.fa ' J., H25 . . . 30 . . .50, I think thafs right. Pantherette, Pat Webb, sells programs at football games in order to raise money for the athletic department.