Hardee High School - Wildcats Echo Yearbook (Wauchula, FL)

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BOBCAT' ECHO T HARDEE IR. HIGH STA Editor-in-Chief - - - Assistant Editor - News Editor - Society Editor - - S-ports Editor - - - Advertising Manager - Business Managed - - FF - - - Dewey Terrell - Julia Ketner - Gail McCaleb - Jeanne Best - Larry Giddens - - Dan Carlton - - Sue Pepper Faculty Sponsor - - - Mrs. Sapp EDITORIAL There is something flying around us that we haven't yet defined. All we know is that it is always pushing us forward to do the best mn nun tn nnnrlunt nnranlvna 'pupils for their ads. 'Without this support it would hardly be' pos- sible to publish our paper. By the Editor Jr. High Cheerleaders FLASHES Wanted-Interesting facts and fiction. Drop them intp the sugges- tion box in room 8 for the Bob- cat's Echo. Wanted to Earn-Several good A's and B's for six weeks tests. Call 1-0-901 after 10 p.m. flf you stay up that long, you will prob- ably have all A'sj, Curiosity-Someone wishes to know where Marvin Metheny gets his hair waved and if Odell Cole- man is related to Liberace? Twin loo'k-alikes-Coach Pollack and Coach Heathg Nancy Taylor and Joyce Smithg Ronald Jones and Tillman Gibson: Dorothy Cale Kel- Planf Cify- tC0ntinued from sion of the ball the me second half they were score a touchdown ot one which was called of an off side penalty. Both teams threat times during the game build up enough pow their way over the go out the game as a wh outclassed the Planters but Plant City had t the Wildcats offensive Halfback Charles fullback Gene Brown ler and Marcina Darity. Warning-Avon Park boys ap- fix '-if T cats in offensive play Knight and Charles portions with pleasing results. Lllnhaajca 'Elnnf flffinnre' 018811 With the Arcadia Bullpulls in OUT School Paper successful. . . Left to right: Dan Carlton Advertisinff 'llanager' julia Ketner Assistant Editor' Sue W t th , ' ' J 5' ' , ' , ' ' ' ' e are Qresen mg ls W Pepper. Business fllanagerg Jeanne Best. Society Edltorg Horrell Collins, Larry Cid- , dens, Sports Editorg Dewey Terrell. Editor-in-Chiefg and Colleen Poucher. Reporter- Statf' These pupus have at-Large. Faculty Sponsor for this group is Mrs. Agnes Sapp. the first time, the new carefully selected and th keenly desirous of promoting a suc- cessful paper. Please stand be- hind the Bobcats. Your support is appreciated. Remember to drop suggestions in the box in Room 8. Give articles for publication to any member of the staff. The paper sales and subscrip- tions last week were surprisingly good. We appreciate your co- operation. Please continue the good work by buying, reading and contributing material' for publica- oauot oy a pattern copied 11-om ure blackboard. The following pupils were chosen to serve as --Hicers for the current school year' I i Eighth grade: Dan Carlton, pres- lidentg Barnie Lee Smith, vice-pres- identg Marilyn Murphy, secretary: Dewey Terrell, treasurer. Seventh grade: Willanne Star- ling, presidentg Gail McCall, vice- presidentg Fred Cotney, secretary Lance Lanier, treasurer. f1,0h0'Y9fl1lq+innq-fn V 1-'url ruu'nsALL FASHIONS See WEINER'S CORDUROY is A lst Down in Winter Fashions

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The main event for the year was 'Choraliers Capers. This is an annual program of musical produc- tion. The money made from Capers is us:-rl on music and materia Choraliers is now a well organized cluh and tho results of hard work have brought sufficient reward. We strive to develop a deeper knowledge and keener appreciation of music, through doing. pp ' ll THE CHARM GIRLS THE BARBER SHOP QUARTETN I I -ff K SOLOISTS galil' I 25