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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1957 volume:

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For her loyalty as a teacher, a librarian, an annual sponsor, and friend, for helping to improve and make our school better and more outstanding, we proudly dedicate this 1956-57 Wildcat's Echo to . . . Mrs. Catherine B. McDonald . . our Mrs, Mac. '71 77lcnnofzq of P. G. SHAVER Peter Green Shaver, first princi- pal of a senior high school in our countyg dedicated champion of ed- ucation and life-long friend of the many students who came under his influence and direction. The influence of his life will long he reflected in the character of our community. Wfe honor him for his service to the educational develop- ment of our county. His pioneering efforts have been very significant in the progress which has come in our school system since those early days some fifty years ago. May we never forget the debt We owe to those such as he who have helped to give us the educational advantages we have today. 4w74Z4e70a770eS Me iw- -4 T -.1 Hgh? , fggm S F ' ' nl' Q an V, 5 5HII1f'wnP is always late. You must have made up a good excuse. U ,z 1 A M -, we 'Q A .fr 5, k Vcc: ,ng fr 4 N11 lwr- IIVHHIN th, Jan IW Hum! Ihw 1n.,,-mmg gylnmlm-.'. IMI: lwrtvr mln- fllx turn ll'IlIl'N1'lllIlljl tllf' Xiillllllill Hm IIIQIIIN. Frwir-tx in gixinp Yif'VllliHH un a xx!'1llll'x4liif mnrningr, K' T '352 and 1.01 Our Choraliers can sing! Y! Q0 I x wllvrv those- horrible- fnwllx vom: fr Jm I I I 6me0atfo4.4' I I I 'Wi Boyl l didn't realize that l was so hungry! The junior Music Club holds its meeting during Activity Period. ..-3 Couples nie'-et in the courtyard before the bell rings. 11:911- 'Men Me ' L I I I . l V r v 'J ... r A , X 1 'v Q. . fl 7 if ffl' Qx L - 5 3 X' V' K sl a , ' ,Q Q , f'X X fs ww' 'U 1 1 3 E 3, v Tun1ormw's Rembrandts learn art fundamentals. Mi - ,fn mf' Q .m Pllyfiral Enluzfatinn girls try fllf'l1' fkill at spewlball. 1, , Lf if ,. N .5 . ',',v: 7 V.. 'U fi ,n5,,,: ,jgtwQ.'fi - rf 2. 1- v ,. H, fa- ' . . V., ' - K . ,1i2', ' ,fyfigg ,.,,K-V ,I :ki 9, 5 4, 1-1 . , L 1 Nr' 'Yifki -.A ww-Q.'w.a,f5'P'r-1 J ' '4'-'- fr v- ff L I ix as-. '2':YJ9- 'Me Sddddz D 74 Om ' ar R . K. ' To win our next conference- gamfz our footlmall lwroes practice team- work. tl. --.pix .. A . -NV hx ,, . . - , - A.. . 4 -N A, -' I -. 4 4 we-Q .g' ' 'a'.-,js--. 4-h 4 ': ',- 4 - - , it , f'Hm.... ' ---A . ,- . , , ., I V .t - ., V I M' L ' ' ' 1 N sy 'l ' ,, ' 33- , ff f - ' Fifv K MW A 4- x fam emu. . xwlk ., N - -- wr N s 5 ' . ,-0. Buses loadin to carr our wear . zz y Y geniuses homo for the day. ff, N l l of -Asw- v 1 ai, -HW! Our high-stvpping band gels its daily workout. I Admcacdmkdw aaa iff! TATE CAPITOL OF FLORIDA 7 Tallahasse Florlda 56 1-fi Bm ,2 I3 4 0 ' fZ , V ' ---an-TS N 221 Z f ,V f 7 f . 4, L! N V ff!! I e ,, . ' 5 fwywf ly fy ff' j 17:52 4 Z C A 7 X -- '7' -' 7 :r 77622 cuwltieifafwlee 56400620444 The staff would llke to speak for the student body as well as ltself when we sax that we are slncerely grateful for all the efforts of our County Supermtendent and school board to glVC us the het school program poeqble We sav to sou that me shall nexer forget the thmgs xou have done to gne us such a wonderful school 'mar' MR H B DOMINICK ff' MR ALBERT PACE MR TOM SIMMONS MR BOB FISHER MR EARL GARRETT MR REID STEWART I4 I ' , s -Q . I ' 1 h gk , b N' V' L - :pas ' I - t 'ig t h .X 5 , f I -. U , l A :V I I ,M I X, , fv- X . J A, gg, 3 ,3 ,V --Q, P , O I 5 M 1' ' ' 2 fl' .A V -, 2 f- X f if Z To the seniors who are leaving Hardee High. our sincere hope is that you have prepared yourselves to be happy. useful citizens. To those who have not yet completed their high school work. may we urge you to make the most of your present op- portunities. We feel that a job well done will repay you many times with personal satisfaction. Always remem- ber we are proud of your accomplish- ments. gratified with your success. and interested in your place in our world today. Sincerely. graft, Xu., MlSS RUTH SUTHERLAND County Supervisor We feel that we are especially privileged to have such a fine county supervisor. First as a classroom teacher, then as a principal. and finally as supervisor, her life has been one of service to the young people of our county. Always striving to raise our standards, never satisfied with the mediocre, she will always be at the head of any move to improve the lot of the youth of our community. MRS. ARTHUR POLLOCK MRS. GEORGE BLANTON Office Secretary Office Secretary D The aims of the English department are to raise the level of spoken English. to increase the effectiveness of writing and to improve the quality of reading. MISS GOLDA CARLTON, M.A. Florida State University Florida Southern College Annual Sponsor I MRS. ELOISE DRISKELL, AB. , ofzecyal' The foreign language department, which consists of the Latin and Spanish units, has as their aims and objectives: a knowledge of mechanics and vocabu- laryg a reading and speaking skill com- mensurate with the studentls abilityg and a knowledge and appreciation of the culture of ancient Rome and today's Spanish speaking world. MISS LOUISE SOUTHERLAND M.A. Florida Southern College Latin Club sponsor Wolf: x! Z MR. THOMAS R. HUNT, B.A. Mississippi College Newspaper Sponsor me CW it I I I is-Q nnwsnunrnw--W 'W W , ,MVA i ' 'Ns f v as 'lags-Q-.v A ii, X 93 ,118 Yi' p-L C xfxxx X w 6 ' f 5 .. 'ill N! Mg' sg XM. vs. ,1 Ng 5 lx Q ll s, is ,. ' D Q. HI 1 I j JJ he mathematics department teaches l 'the basic skills and techniques of the mathematics courses with three major purposes in mind: to prepare the stu- dent for further study in the field of mathematics and science if he desires to go on with his studies, to prepare the student to apply many of the skills and techniques he has learned in everyday life, to help the student gain a personal satisfaction in logical reasoning. MISS THELMA COLE MILLER M.Ed. University of Florida DR. STANLEY N. REEVES, Ph.D. Peabody College Senior class sponsor National Honor Society sponsor MR. ARTHUR D. POLLOCK, JR. B.A. Colgate University Baseball Coach MR. DUNNING R. TERRELL, M.S. Louisiana State University Basketball Coach Sewanee? The aims of the Science Department are: to familiarize the students with liv- ing things and to help them understand the basic principles of life and the laws that govern the physical and chemical actions and reactions that take place about us. The aims have been achieved by means of readings. lectures. field trips. observation. experiments. demonstra- tions. and audio-visual materials. MRS. ISABEL F. AKINS, B.S. Florida Southern College MR. BOB T. KENNEY. B.S.E. University of Florida F.T.A. sponsor D The Business Education Department undertakes to give students business training for personal or vocational use. This training is given through class- room instruction, audio-visual aids and local human resources. MISS FRANCES CAUSEY, M.A. Florida State University F.B.L.A. sponsor MR. BRYAN BOATENHAMMER B.S. Arkansas State College F.B.L.A. sponsor LJ wi OH' Saeed! S Defpafztmewt The social science department deals with the present. past and future history. Courses offered are Civics. World His- tory. American History. Sociology and American Government. These subjects are of major importance hecause they create an appreciation of our past his- tory and an interest in our present his- tory. MRS. MYRTIE W. STRICKLAND A.B. Florida State University MISS NELLIE SCHWEIGART, M.Ed. University of Florida f .!. 1 X 'I 119' H, .' 1 J ' .1 xi 1 . 1 4 I , J- . ' MRS. THOMAS HARVEY, Bs. fl East Tennessee State College ' Cheerleader Sponsor R Junior Class Sponsor MR. BENJAMIN H. BAILEY, M.Ed. University of Florida 71 D The objectives of the Homemaking Classes are: to teach the girls to be conscious of personal appearance and to be appropriately dressed for all oc- casionsg to buy or make their personal and family clothes economicallyg to be able to perform home duties efficientlyg and to be able to live happily with their family members and to find their place in the community in which they live. MISS EVA HAYES, B.S. University of Tennessee F.H.A. sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH C. HARRINGTON B.S. Florence State College D MR. C. A. PLATT, B.S.A. University of Florida F.F.A. sponsor MR. JOHN MADDOX, B.S.A. University of Florida X EEA. sponsor 'hi' A-wx 3 5 5-fag s ffxwv .l ....,..N, l, fi ,als Dwm Z ln the years ahead, highway trans- portation is destined to occupy an in- creasingly significant place in the life and development of our country. It therefore will hecome even more im- portant that every young person develop the fundamental understandings neces- sary for assuming his responsibilities as a motor-age citizen. MR. H. C. PATTERSON, B.S.E. Arkansas State College Drivers Education MR. STINER L. WHITMAN. B.S. Troy State Teachers College L D.C.T. MRS. ALICE PEARCE. NI.A. Florida State University Lilvrarian MRS. CATHERYN MCDONALD AB. Florida Southern College Librarian It is our aim to promote physieal cial. moral and emotional well-lneing MISS JEAN MAYES. B.S. East Tennessee State College MISS MARTHA ANN DAKE. B.S East Tennessee State College MR. GARNETT L. WILLIAMS B.S., M.Ed. College of William and Mary Football Coach MR. JOHN JOHNSON. BS. Union College MBU squad football coach ART DEPARTMENT To offer the Student varied creative art experiences which will tend to de- velop his capacity for self-expression and self-adjustment, will aid his per- sonality growth, and enrich his entire life. MRS. FLORENCE CAMPBELL, A.B. Florida State University BAND DEPARTMENT MR. JAMES YNCLAN, M.ME Florida State University MUSIC DEPARTMENT Opportunities for hearing music, good or bad or indifferent, are greater today than ever before, and it seems essential therefore, that young people should be trained in the difficult art of appreciation. The Music Department of Hardee High is striving toward these goals through the study of music fundament- als: the art of listening, lives of com- posers, and musical instruments in the general music classes. Our choral groups are founded on the belief that through performing a child may gain knowledge and create standards for himself that exceed those set by commercial interest. MRS. VIRGINIA PATTERSON, B. of M.Ed. Murray State College f W . MATH DEPARTMENT MISS JESSIE CATHCART, M.A. Florida Southern MRS. EMMA CREWS, B.S. Florida Southern SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MRS. IRIS DOMINICK, B.S. Florida Southern MR. HAROLD TURZENBACK, B.S.A. University of Florida 1- iw -- 1-: uni 54 i i z 1 mf 5125 9 M98 g . avg fix LITERATURE DEPARTMENT MRS. FRANCES EVERS, A.B. Georgia State Woman's College ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MRS. FLORENCE LAWSON, B.S. Albany State Teacher,s College MR. MARTIN L. PEARSON, B.A. Stetson University MRS. KATHERINE DAVIS, B.S. Florida Southern SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT MRS. ROSALIE ROSS, B.S. Florida Southern MRS. ADELAIDE BURKE, B.S. Florida State University MRS. MATTIE MAE SAUNDERS, B.S. Florida State University I' Y.. ,Srl BUS DRIVERS: Mrs. Shelfer, Hrs. Thomas. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Durrance. Mrs. Cough. Mrs. Roberts. Hrs. White, Murphy. Mr. Shelfer. Mr. Yawn, Wilkerson, Mrs. Bennett. i' N15 .... W 3' lzl me Wiilliams, Mrs. Mrs. Green. Xlr. Tomlinson. Nlr. Farabee. Mr. Lani:-r. Mr. Mr. Parnell. Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Yawn. Mrs. Tomlins, Mrs. 2 vii' Left to right: Ellis Crimes, Samme Edwards, Ray Davis. LLNCHROOM WORKERS Left to right: Mr Mr Mr Mrs. Hr Mr Mr Mrs. Mr Coker Collins Hannscli Walston Rohm-rtson Reynolds Harrison llus!iClc Douglas -fi , ' e Lowe, Jerry Huto, Mr. Harry Mann and Lemuel Yawn. ' f 1. W ' I lm, V ' .mi 3 5 2 fgddiifatq 9 ,M , S, il, wi 5' ., Seawu OLD CH URC ori a fl 1 :pc-4:55 pa ap , 5lr7C X x QNQV VX v QX Q5 1. :S Wws gk xf: rf.-lx b . 1 Q 2 ,, a gsypv jug R' ,X ff 3 15 W W .-: lf: 3:36, ' ff' XR 1, ' - , Qi si K X X A a - m-iw, - - -Xwywffgk Qi-,iv ,Q r' wivuv mi fi .0 ' 6 X Q.-.135 ,Q V 4's , 4 ,F 4 , Eg CLINE ALBRITTON On his own saddle, one rides safest. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4g Class 4 years. 0 BILLY ANDERSON Heavy work in youth is quiet rest in old age. Class President 2: FFA 1, 2, 3, Treas- urer 44 Junior Conservation 1, 2, 3, President 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Speech Club 45 Lettermen's Club 4, Class 4 years. ,La PATSY ALBRITTON There are no gains without pains. FHA 45 FTA 3, 43 FBLA 3. 4, Junior Music Club 4g Speech Club 4g Class 4 years. LEON TERRAL ALBRITTON A few strong instincts and a few plain rules. Annual 2, 3, 4, Art Staff 2, 3, 4, B Squad Football 2, FSPA 3g Spring Festival 33 FHA 34 Class 4 years. 1X LARRY WAYNE ALBRITTON You hare to stay azfalre 10 nzalze your dreams rome Irue. FFA l. 2. 3. 4: FFA Harmonica 2, 3. 4: Base-lnall 2. 3. 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Class 4 years. x T f '41 CAROLYN ANN ALDERMAN And I oft hare heard defended, little said is .soonest mended. FBLA 3. 4: Scratches Staff 43 FSPA 4: Quill and St-roll 4g Clas- 4 ye-ars. 3l CAROLYN BALLARD lt is better to learn late than neier 4-H Club I: FBLA 3: Class 4 year ii? -.-...gpg WILLIAM CHARLES BIETZ In the dark chasms of the minds of rnan, lies the future of the worlds. Transferred, Scottsbluff Senior High School, Scottsbluff, Nebraska: Science Club 4, President 4g Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 4. -3? LARRY BARWICK .lllalre the most of yourself for that 13 all there is lu you. FFA l. 2: FHA 3: Speech Club 4: Class 4 years. KENNETH BENTON All experience is an arch to build upon. Football 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: FHA 4: Class 4 years. 19 CHARLES HBUDDYM BAGGOTT Civilization had better find a way of doing away with war, or u'ar will do away with civilization. Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball ll Track I, 2: Key Club 3, 4. International Convention 3. State Convention 4, President 4: Student Council I. 2. 3: NHS 3, 4. Vice President 3: Band I, 2: Latin Club 2. 3: Lettermc-n's Club 3. 4: ,Iunior'Seniur Banquet Server 2: FBLA 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Library Club 33 Usher 3: I-'SPA 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Class 4 years 64 ELYMIRE BLACKWELDER You eannot do a kindness too soon, because you never know how soon it will be too late. FHA 3, 4g Library Club 3: FBLA 3, 4: Speech Club 4: Class 4 years. :X EUGENE RAY BLISS LEX 1. 2. 3: FHA 1: Band 1. 2. 3: f.la-- 4 swarm NIINNIE M.-XE BROOKS .4 goorl name is rather to be chosen than silver or golrl. FHA 1: Latin Club 2. 3. 4: Library Club 4: Class 4 ye-ar-. R.-XNKOLPH BOLT .4rliz'fP is ana of the easiest tlzings to KENNETH BOATWRIGHT Well rlnne is lmlter than well said Spf-Pali Club 4: FF.-X 1: Latin Club l. Z. -3. 4: Library Club 1. 2: PTA 3. 4: PH.-X 4: Ecu-ncf' Club 4: Claf 1 j'f'ZiI'N. gizp buf. one of llie hardest things to talxe. Tran-ff-rr.-fl frum Axim' Park High Svliiiiilg llay- 2 years. KENNETH GRANT BONDS Our IIPCIIS flelerniine IIS as we fle ternzzine our zleefls. FFA 1. 2. 3: FHA 4: Library Clul 4: Cla-N 4 yn-ar-. 'vi I ANN BOWEN Talm nzx live. anal let lll be. fonse fratfffl. Lurrl. lu Tlife. FHA l. 2: l'BL.'X 3. 4: Cboraliffr- 3 4. Swrf-tary 3. 4: 51'ratf'bf-4 Staff 4 42 Hilmar' 5uI'lo'ly -ll 4-H 2 gl Quill anfl Svrull 4: flax- 4 ye-an 33 DEANNA MERLE CARLTON The year has brought you its finest gift if it has taught you to be kintl. FHA 1, 2g Class 4 years. 's,..:w 'T GENE CONERLY The reason a lot of people cannot find success is it goes about tlis- guised as hard work. Baseball 1g Softball 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4g Class 4 years. 34 WILLIAM COKER Nothing is too high for a man to reach, but he must rlimb with care and voriulirlenfe. FFA 1, 2, 3. 43 FHA 4. 51 FBLA 51 Football 4. 5g Class -1- years. BARBARA CON ERLY Success in life is a matter, not so much of talent or opportunity, as of concentration antl perseverance. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Officer 2, 4: Graduation Band 1, 2, 3g FTA 2. 3, 43 FHA 13 FBLA 4g junior Music Club 2, 3, 4g Class 4 years. JAMES H. CARLTON A huntlrerl mistalres is ll liberal etlu- ration, if you learn something from each one. Football 1: FFA 1. 2. 3. -1: Library Club zu: Llass 0 years. 601 CARLYNNE DANIELS Never arlmit you are beat and you won't be. Band 1. 2: Latin Club 2g Junior Music Club 1. 2. 43 FBLA 4, Churaliers 3, 4, Class 4 years. A ,N ll' MAX DANIELS People who wonder what friends thinlc of them would lie surprised haw seldom they 110. B Squad Football 13 Varsity Man- ager 2, 3: FFA l, 2, 3, 4, State Con- vention 3. 43 Lettermen,s Club 33 FBLA 4-: Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Class 4 years. RAYMOND G. DURRANCE This abate all, a goal in life. FFA 1. 2, 3, 43 Class 4- years DLANE ALLEN DIQNAWAY Cone but not forgotten. Transferred from Lakvfield. Alinnesotag Speech Club 43 Class 4 years. ALICE JO ANN DLRDEN Hitrhing my wagon to the stars. Band 1: FBLA 2, 3, 43 FHA 43 FTA 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Music Club 43 Spar-eh Club 43 Class 4- years 'I TOBY DRAWDY FFA I. 2. 3. 43 Latin Club 33 Junior Conservation Club 3, 43 Class 4- years. nb 1-:gr M ARY LOIS DURRANCE There is glory in the rommorzplace as u-ell as in the nzirawulous. Annual Staff l, 2. 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 33 Nlajurvtte 2. 3: Class Treasurer 2, 3g Ftwtball Sponsor 1: FBLA 3, 4, Rf-- purtvr 4: FTA 3. 4. Treasurer 43 llonor Society 3, 4: FSPA 3. 4: He-arl lfslwr 3: Junior Music 2, 4, Program Cum- mittee 43 Strawberry Fc-stival I.a4ly-in- Waiting 3: FBLA Conwntinn 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Graduation llantl 3: Senior Favorite: Class 4 years. 35 MARY JANE EVORS Tis something to be willing to com- mend: but my best praise is that I am your friend. FBLA 3: Class 4 years ALTON FISCHER To get there we must try hard. FFA 1. 2: Speech Club 1: Junior Conservation 4: Class 4 years. 324 ALAN FISCHER Aerer give npfjust try again. otlmall 1. 2: Science Club 1: FFA 2: Speech Cluli -1: Junior Conser- vation 1: Class -1- years. , 'R BILLY ELRES liirtories that are Cheap, are cheap. Those only are worth having which rome as the result of hard fighting. FFA 1. 2. 3: Latin Club 2: Class 4 vvars. 64 BIILDRED FRIERSON Ifs quality rather than quantity. 4-H 1. 2. 3: FBLA 3, 4. President 4: FBLA State Convention 3, 43 FTA 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: FHA 13 Quill and Scroll 4: ,lunior Music Club 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Server Junior- Se-niur Banquet 2: Class 4 years. ft ., J RUTH CAUSE Remember well and bear in mind that a true friend is hard to find. 4-H Club 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Server at Junior-Senior Banquet 25 Library Club 43 Class 4 years. MARVIN L. GILLIS Good Americans when they die, go to Paris. FFA 1, 2, 43 Junior Conservation 45 DCT Club 44 Class 4 years. HENRY DAVID GILLIARD A job worth doing is worth doing right. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g FHA 3, 43 Library Club 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Class 4 years. ANNETTE GILLIARD Good to forgiveg best to forget. FHA 1, 2g FBLA 33 FBLA State Convention 3g FTA 35 DCT Secre- tary, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball lg Class 4 years. MAURICE EDWARD GILLIARD Wine, women, and song-I guess I'll have to give up singing Class Vice President lg Student' Coun- cil lg FFA 1, 2g FBLA 43 FHA 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 3, 43 FFA Softball lg Library Club 3, 45 Class 4 years. DONALD PAUL GOOLSBY Here's a boy not shy nor bold, but heis a friend as good as gold. Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4g FSPA 3, 43 FSPA State Convention 33 FFA I, Usher 33 Quill and Scroll 43 Class 4 years. LILLIE VIRGINIA GREEN And we lfnow that all things work lo- gether for good lo them that lore God, to them who are the Called aecording to His purpose. Class 4 years. RAY GRANTHAM What we learn to do u'e learn by doing. FFA I. 2. 33 FHA 43 Class 4 years. f Y LARRY GLORIUS If the wrong way seems right to you don't stop there, but try and prove this way to others: by any nzeansf, B Squad Football 2, Basketball 23 Key Club 3. 4. Secretary 4. Conven- tion 43 FBLA 3. 4: FTA 3. 4: Sm-nior Crarluation Lsber 3: Honor Society 43 ,Iunior Nlnsic Club 43 Boys' State 33 Fpewlt Club -1-3 junior-Senior Banquet Serv:-r 2: Choraliers 23 Sei:-nee Club 4-3 Class 4 years. 64 SHARON PATRICIA GREEN To thine own self be true. Thou fans! not then be false to any man. FBLA 3, 43 FHA 1, 33 FTA 2, 33 Annual Staff 3, 43 Junior Music' Club I. 23 Little W'omen's Club 3, 43 FSPA 3. 43 Latin Club 2, 3. 43 Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Entertainer at Junior-Senior Banquet 23 FBLA Con- vention 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Spring Festival I, 23 Class 4 years. SONDRA HAGENS A winning smile, an excellent friend, an earnest worker, and true to the end. FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 FBLA 3, 4, Usher Choralier Capers 33 FTA 25 Class 4 years. SAMME KAYE HIGHTOWER The rule of my life is to make busi- ness a pleasure, and pleasure my busi- ness. Junior Music Club 1, 2, 4, Scratches Staff 3, 45 FSPA 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 39 Class 4 years.' J 0 ANN BEATRICE HARTMAN It's nice to be natural, if you're naturally nice. FHA 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 FBLA 1, 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, Scratches Staff 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Usher for Gradua- tion 3g Junior Music Club 43 Speech Club 4.3 Class 4 years. JAMES CURTIS HALL When you think that you don't have a friend, just turn to the Lord and he will be your friend. FFA 1, 2, 35 Class 4 years. LORE F AYE HENDERSON If there's a will, there's a way. Band 1, 23 Lettermen's Club 1, 2g FBLA 3, 4g FTA 3, 4g Typing Con- test in Lakeland 39 Class 4 years. 39 MARGARET HODGES As you sow. so shall you reap. 4'H 1. 2. Vice President County 3. Club Pr:-sident 4: FHA 1, Officer 2, President 3. Officer 4. State Conven- tion 3. Voting Delegate: Little Women's Club 3. Treasurer 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Spanish Club 3: Choralif-rs 4: Echo Staff l. 2. 3. 'llreasurer 4: Speech Club 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Server at Junior-Senior llanquct 2: Class 4 years. SAUNDRA LANIER JOHNSON If I r'an't say what I think, why think it? FHA 1: Latin 2, 3: DCT 4: Junior Senior Banquet Server 2: Class 4 years. 1'.? RALPH HOL'GH You are nezer fully flressefl until you uxear a smile. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4: Library 4: Library Club 4: FFA Quartet 2: Annual Staff 4: Student Council 1. 2: Class 4 years. ANN HIMROD The wrong zvay always seems more reasonable. Cheerleader 2. 3. 4: Junior Class Vice President: FHA 1. 2, Reporter 2: FBLA 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Treas- urer 3: Annual Staff 3: Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3: Junior-Senior Ban- quet Entertainer 2. 3: FSPA 3: Letter- men's Club 2. 4: Florida Youth Work Shop 1: Sei:-nee Club 4: Class 4 years. en BILLY JONES He who trusts in his own mind is a fool, but he who walks in wisdom will be rlelirerezl. Key Club 4: Speech Club 4: Student Council 4: Junior-Senior Banquet Server 2: Usher 3: Junior Music Club 4, Program Committee 3: Honor So- ciety 4: Science Club 4, Vice Presi- dent: Class 4 years. EMERSON JONES A little word in kindness spoken, A motion or a tear: has often healed the heart thafs broken, and made a friend sincere. Football 2. 3. 4: Lette-rmen's Club 3, 4: Basketball 2, Key Club 2. 3. 4, Re- porter 3. Treasurer 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, FBLA 4, Junior Music Club 4, Junior-Senior Banquet Server 2: Science Club 4, Class 4 years. PHYLLIS JO LAMBERT In her company, sorrows become un- known things. . FBLA 3, Little Wornen's Club 3, Usher at Graduation 3, Junior-Senior Banquet Entertainer 3, Junior Music Club I, 2, 4, Clloraliers 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Director 4, Library Club 4, Class 4 years. LUNA PATRICIA KNIGHT Trouble, like the hill ahead, seems to straighten out as you advance upon it. Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Majorette 3, 4, Junior Music Club 1, 2, 4, FTA 3. 4, FBLA 3, 4, FHA 4, Latin Club 2, 4, Class 4 years. JOHN KLEIN Let no man presume to give advice to others who has not first given good Counsel to himself. FFA 1, 2. 3, Library Club 4, Class 4 years. Q Q QA SYLVIA KNIGHT The person who gives up and says, I ean't is usually right about it. Cheerleader 3, 4, Choraliers 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3. 4. Treasurer 4, FTA 2, 3, Secretary 4, FHA 1, 2. 3, Latin Club 2, 3. 4. President 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Maid in Spring Festival Court 3, Junior-Senior Prom Entertainer 2, 3, FTA Vice President 4, Class 4 years. 4I JOSEPH SAMUEL LOWE The best things in life arerft mea- sured in rlollars and cents. FFA l. 2. 3g Class 4 years WILLIAM JEFFREY MADDOX The best things in life are free. FFA 1, 2, 34 B Squad 2, 3, Co- captain 3g FBLA 3g FTA 33 Speech Club 43 Class 4- years. WANDA JEAN LOWE Keep your fave to the sunshine and you cannot see the shallow. 4-H Club 1. 2g Library Club 4g FHA 4: Class -1- years. DELOIS LOWE lla a little rnivwltief, hare a lot of fun, then smile. anll l0ll?l'f' got tt matle. Junior Alusii' Club 4: FHA 1, 2, 4-Q FBLA 3. -1, Convention 33 Junior-Senior liunquet St-rw-r 2: Latin Club 2. 3. 43 Spot-vli Club sl: Annual Staff -lg FSPA 4: Class -1 years. 64 JULIA MADDOX The only way to hare a friend is to be one. Class Treasurer 4g Glee Club lg Junior Music Club 1. 2, 3. President 45 Little W'omen's 3, Vice President 43 Honor Society. Treasurer 3, Secretary 4g FHA 1, 2. Parliamentarian 35 Student Coun- cil lg FBLA 4: Tennis 2, 3g Spanish Club 2. 3. 4, Usher at Graduation 3g Annual Staff 2, 43 Prom Committee Chairman 33 Junior-Senior Prom Enter- tainer 2, 3g FSPA 4g Cboraliers 2, 3, 4-g Senior Favoriteg Quill and Scroll' 4, Spring Festival 1, 2, 35 Science Club 4-g Class 4 years. HARRY EDWARD MANN Band 1. 2: FFA l. 3: FBLA 4: Speech Club 4g Clas- 4 years. 024 LORETTA MIXON Smile and the icorlrl smiles with you FHA 2, 3, Secretary 43 FBLA 3, 4: Annual Staff 33 FSPA 33 Girls' State 35 Honor Society 4g Class 4 years. 4 MARY MAXWELL Work is work and must be done, never- theless, I have my fun. FBLA 3g Glee Clubg FHA 1, Officer 2, State Convention 23 Clloralicrs 3, 43 Junior Music Club 1, 2, 4g Spanish Club 2. 3. 4g Class 4 years. l DALE MARSH The partridge lores peas but not those that go into the pot with it. Scratches Staff 3: Class 4 years. VIVIAN MEEKISON The nicest things come in small pack- ages. Transferred from Palmetto Junior High Schoolg Clloralir-rs 3. 4g FBLA 3, fl-g FHA 2, 3, Office-rg Junior Music Club 2. 3, Treasurer 43 Latin Club 2. 3, 4g Spanish Club 3. 4g Little Womc-n's Club 4, Usher at Graduation 33 Server at Junior-Senior Prom 23 Annual Staff 4g Spring Festival 2. 3. 4-g Science Club 43 FBLA Convention 3g Class 4 years. 43 ETTA FAYE MOYE There are many things about tomorrow that l may not unrlerstanal, but l know who holrls tomorrow, and I know who lmlrls my hanal. Class 4- wars. JOYCE IRMA MURPHY The truth, like a torrh, the nzore you shake it the more it shines. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: FBLA 3, 4, State Con- xention 3: FTA 3, 4: Library Club 4: Strawberry Festival Queen 1955-56: Prom S1-rvvr 2: ,Iuninr Music Club 4: Usher at Graduation 3: Claws 4 years. s .K -T-it JOANNE MURPHY It ain't the things you rlon't knou' what gets You into trouble: it's the things you know for sure what ain't so. FISIA 3. 4: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4: FBLA Convention 3: ,lunior Mu-iv Club 4: Library Club' -lv: FTA 3. 4: Pfiilll S1-rv:-r 2: llflwr at liruiluation 31 Claes 4 years. HERBERT MOON He thinks a little. but says Il lot. Key Club 4: Annual Staff 3. 4: FSPA 3. 4: Trark 2. 3. 4: lfootlmall Manager 1: Football 2: Speer-ln Club 4: Library Club 4: Srieriee- Club 4: Cla-Q 4 ye-ars. 6h BILLY MCCALL All are presumed good till they are found in fault. Transferred Green High, Greer, T. C.: Football 2. 3. 4: Letternierfs Club 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Library Club 4: Class 3 years. rg-9 JAMES ALLEN MCLEOD A little experienre often upsets a lot of theory. FFA 1, 2, 33 Library Club 43 Class 4 years. 414 FHA 1, 2, 34 FBLA 3, 4g FTA 3, 43 NORMAN NICKERSON Dill nothing in particular, but flitl it well. Basketball 2, 4g FFA 2, 3, 4g Library Club 4g Class -L years. A48 ZULA MCLEOD If you would hare your learninv sta' o Jr he patient, rlon't learn too fastg The man who trarels zz mile a :lay may get around the worltl at last. Class 4 years. 1 .nn DONNA NICHOLS Above our lives, we love a steadfast friend. Transferred, Lakeview High School, Battle Creek, Mich., Choraliers 3, 43 Junior Music Club 4g FHA 4g Class 4 years. 45 1 BARBARA LYNELL NORRIS We never know how much we loved, till what we loved is lost. FHA 1, 2. 3. 4g FBLA 2, 3. 4: Latin Club 2. 33 Junior Music Club 45 Class 4 years. an RONALD GENE PATTERSON The wheel that squawlrs the loudest is the one that gets the grease. FFA 2g Class 4 years. PEGGY PAIGE Thought and learning are of small value unless put into action. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4, Offirer 3, President 4, Little Wome-n's Club 3g Junior-Senior Banquet Server 2: Usher at Graduation 3, FHA Convention, Maid in Cucum- ber Court 55'-56: Class 4 years. EVELYNA NOBLES ln all Thy ways arlrnowleflge Him and He shall Direct Thy path. Class 4 years 6f4 BOBBIE PIERCE It is better to aim high and miss, than to aim low and hit. Class Secretary lg Little Won1en's Club 3, 4g FBLA 3, 43 FHA 25 Choralic-rs 33 Honor Society 3, 4g Junior Music Club 4, Secretary 4g Class 4 years. VELMA POLK The three things mos! clijjirult: to lfeep a serret, to forge! an injury and rnalfe good use of leisure. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Officer 3, 45 FBLA 3: Junior-Sf-nior Banquet Sewer 25 Class -l years. ONEITA CONLEY REVELL Erery falling is great when pursued. Whatezrer you do, flu with all your might. FHA 45 Junior Music Club 45 FBLA 4' Sprinff Festival Hue-en 3' Speech um 4 Cla 4 year RUTH ANITA POSEY Wise men say, Goodness is for Saints: but mischief is for me, because I'm human. FHA 1. 2: FBLA 3. 45 FTA 2, 3, 45 Scratches Staff 3: FSPA 3, 45 An- nual Staff -15 Junior-Senior Banquet Server 2: Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Speech Club fl: Spring Festival 25 FBLA Conv-ntion -15 Class 4 years. ROBERT LAW PORTER Who then is free? The wise man who ran govern himself. Choraliers 2. 3. 4: Junior Music Club 3. 45 Key Club 4: National Honor So- ciety. Vice President 3. President 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Annual Staff 1, 25 Usher at Graduation 35 Master of Ceremonies at Junior-Senior Prom 35 Junior-Senior Banquet Server 2: Boys' State 3: Class 4 years. EDYTH ARDEN REVELL Advice is not a popular thing to give. Choralier Accompanist 45 FBLA 35 I-'HA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 35 Annual Staff 45 Little Womens Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 Junior Music Club 2, 4: FBLA Convention 35 Honor Society 3. Treasurer 45 Student Council 2: Class Secretary 2, 3, 45 Senior Fa- xoriteg Quill and Scroll 45 Homecoming Court 4: Class -1- years. 47 CAROL ROBERTS lt rlaesn't belmore the best of us to tall: about the rest of us. llallml 1. 2. 3. 4. Offivvr 2, Xlajurvllc 3. llvzul Majorvtte' -ll Flllhx sl. Of- ficer sl: Honur Society 3. -1: l-'HA 1: Lillrary Club -li Class sl ye-ars. WADE SCAFFE. JR. To worry little, to study lessg this is my secret of happiness. FBLA 4: Chnrallers 4: Junior Music Club 4: Class 1. 2. 4. GRICHEL Bl. ROE Struggles and strain will bring you gains. Sliiilllsll Club 3. 4: sl-H Club: FBLA -1: Class -1 years. '. 9 DAVID RITCHEY You ran never plan the future by the past. FPA 1. 2. 3: DLT Club 43 Class 4 yn-ars. 60 ANNETTE SHEPARD Be aslramed to flie until you hare some l'll!'f0fVl' icon for humanity. FH.-X 2: FBLA 3. -1: Svratches Staff 4: FSPAX 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Class 4 ye-urs. l '? I? .--Q 11 LESTER SHUKIARD He who sirlesteps a duty aroirls a gain. 1'1'A 1. 2. 3: Library Club 3, 4: Class 4 years. JOE SMITH Prerention is better than cure. Student Council 1, Vice President 3, President 4, FBLA 3, 4, FFA 13 Jun- ior Music Club 4, Choraliers 2, 35 Class 4 years. WP DONALD SMITH You only live young once, if you live it right, once is enough. FFA Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Presi- dent lltg Basketball 2, 4g Honor Society 3, 43 FFA Stringband 1, 23 FFA Public Speaking 2. 3g Junior Conser- vation Club 4, Class 4 years. MARSH.-X LL SLA LGHTER Si ris afl geummunz progrerli al: infinze orrlire. flj you wish to reaflz the liigll- est, begin at the lou'est.! Band 1. 2. Officer 2, Prom Server 23 Latin Club 43 Annual Staff 33 Glee Club Ig Science Club 4, Secretary 43 Class -1 years. MARIE SMITH Curly ltair. .shiny eyes, merry liumor, she's a prize. FHA 1. 2. 3g Latin Club 2. Secretary 3. 45 FBLA 3g FBLA Convention 3g Junior Music Club 2. Report:-r 43 Choraliers 3. 4: Strawberry Court 3, FSPA 4: Scratches Staff -lg Prom En- tertainer 32 Honor Society 4, Quill Scroll 4: Class I years. 49 GORDON 5'l'l'1l'l'll'iNS lr is H 320011 thing tu learn 1'1111Iim1 from the 71115-f1lflIllIf'S of ull: .s, PV N FFA 1. 2. 3. 1: Football 3: Lilurury , :vs 5 Cla 3 ar ' N- - I 1 ,gxfwfi JESSE ALBERT TAYLOR If fhafs the um you feel about it: Sue 7716. FFA 1. 2 DCT 4' Class 50 4 years. MAHl.li 'll-XYLOR I,I?l1'l6'lIt'.Y.S ix tu mul .my Ilia' lpimlest Iliirzgs in Ilze lpimlesz 1l'!IjS. Latin l.lulr 2. 3: FHA 3. sl: lla-s -1 years. IILCH STONE .YCIPF lhifzlf of Ilze jzzture. l F.'X 1. 2: lilu-s V1 years. E 'X' A XN1i'l l'fX STAXTON lflmfiemx ix not rlning the unuszmf u-ell. but in :luing Ilze zzmrll 1n111.x1u1llx zeell. llnuur 5m'lr'ly 3. 1: Sturlvul linuneil 3. Sr-eretury -l: .-Knuuul Staff 2. 3, lgllNlllt'N- Nluiiuger -1: Spanish lflulr 2. Yin' l're-ill:-nl 3. 1: lslier at Urullu- auiuu 3: l'rmn lfiiterlaim-r 2, 3: Nlay Court 3: l ll,X l. 2. 'l1ft'l1rlll'l'1' 3. 4: FISIA 2. Yin' l'n--izlent 3: FSIXX 2. 3. sl: l.itIlf- Worm-n -1: ,luniur Nlusir lllulv 2. -1: llirl-i Stale 3: Quill and Serull -1: Se-niur Fawrite: Class 4 gears. 601 SHARON TAYLOR In ezwrytliirig one must ronsirler the Und. Clif-Q-rleacler 1. 2. 3. Head -1: FBLA 3. '4Q.Nl..Pll1'I'IllQ'H.S Club 1. 2: Vliand 1, 2: 1513.-X 3: FT.-X 3. 4: Scratches Staff 3: Fuutliall Sponsor: Key Club Sweetheart 2: Cucumber Festival Court 33 Junior Music Club 4: Class 4 years. PATRICIA MAE TEAL .4 good name is rather to be Chosen than great rifhes. Latin Club '13 FBLA 4g FHA 43 Class 4 years. 'dfld CHARLES WALKER Learn to labor and to wait. Frratclie-5 Staff 3: FSP.-X 33 DCT 4: lJC'l' Club -1: Class -1 ye-ars. D.-XRLEEN TINDELL The happiest mixer in the world is one who sares friends. Claw Treasure-r lg Scratvlics Staff 33 I-'SPA 3: FHA 1. 2. 3g FBLA 1, 3, 43 Lflu-r at Graduation 3g Choraliers 45 Spanish Club 3. 4. Treasurer 43 Class 3 ycars. BILLY TROTT ,lluy not say ninth, but see my share. ll Squad Fuutllall 1. 2. 3g FFA 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4g FSPA 4g Junior Cuufe-rxatiun -15 Claw 4 yt-ars. .l fi , 43 JOHN TERRELL I prrnfw lozzrff-rg I Marne Sojtfy. Football l. 2. 3. 4: liaske-tlmall 2. 3. 4g Travk 2. 3. -1: llawlnall 2. 3. -1: FFA l. 2. 3. -l. Uffivvr 2: Llafe Office-r 2, 1: lJ'lIt'I'I11f'Il.h Clul: 3. 'lg ,luniur Con- fvrxatiun Club l. 2. -1: Fcratvlivs Staff 31 Cla-5 -I yt-arf. -nl' LESTER MORRIS TURNER One thing is jorervr great, that one thing is wzu-vP.ss. FFA l. LZ. 3. -1. Statq- Cunwntion 3, 4, Offiuvr -11 Annual Staff 3. -1. C0- Editsir 1: FSPA 3. -1. State Cunw-ntion 3. -1: 'llravk 2: li Squad Football 23 lkhe-r at Graduation 3: S ring Fvsti- s P xal Court 3: 1.la-- -1 ye-arf. 5 I L JANICE WARD We knou' what we are, but we know not what we may be. Class 4 yrars. PATSY WHIDDEN A lie thafs half truth is ever the blackest one. Transfcrred from Lakeland, Floridag Class 4 years. VEDA KAY WOMACK WEED When lore and duty flash, let duty go to mash. 4-H Club 1. 2. 31 FBLA 3: DCT. Class -1- yvars. WALTER WEED Don'l sing your triumph before you have conquered. Football 2. 3. 4g FFA 1, 2. 3g Key Club 3. 4. Track 2. 3g Le-ttern1en's Club 3. 43 Spvecb Club 4g Library Club 45 Class 4 years. VIVI.-XX OTHELL WALKER Do your best am! forget lhe rest. Transform-cl from llvrricn High School Nasllvillv. Ca.: I-'IIA 3. Ynivv of Dv nuwracy Wlnnr-r 3g Annual 3. 4. Sc-C rm-tary 4: FSPA 3. -lg FTA 4: Quill anml Scroll 4: Class 2 years. 64 ANNABELLE VVHITCOMB Aluavs hnppx IIPIPI' sad somelzrnes naubhtv but newr had X 1 H3 A 4 Spamh u 4 yrar 2 GENE WIGGINS .4 Very goofl pal in erery upay, for he's the some clay by zlay. Fomlmall I. 2g Basketball 3g Track 43 Class 4 years. EDDIE WILSON It is heller lo zcear out, than to rust out. FFA I. 2. 33 FHA 4: Football Klan- ager 4. 5: FFA Softball I, 2. 3g Track 4g Class 5 years. ,cs :QI LAMAR HBUDDYW WILLIAMS lt's not what you say but what you do. Football I. 2. 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4g FFA 1. 2. 3. 43 FHA 4: Honor S0- ciety 3. 43 Student Council 2, 4-g Music Clulm 43 Class 4 years. GENEACE WILLIAMSON Helping someone else is the secret to happiness. Transferred from Beulah School, Rixersivw. Alahamag Class I year. 5 li BETTY JANE WILLIAMS .4 good name is rather to be chosen lhan rifhes. FTA 31 DCT 43 Class Al- year DAVID WILSON lT'halsoez'er a man sowetlz, so shall he reap. Fl-'Ai I. 2. 3: Travk 2. 3. -1: Fmtlmall 2: lol-iluall Nlanag:-r I. 3. 21: Class 4 yl'UFS. 53 ff.-Q ROY WINEGARD All, as they say, that glitters is not galil. Presitlent nf Class 1. 3, 45 Student Council l. 3. 4g Junior-Senior Ban- quet Server 23 Football 3, 4g Track 3. 4: FFA State Convention 3: Class 4 years. a NORMA JEAN SUMMERALL Post Graduate LINDA YARLEY Baslzutulness is an ornament to youth but a reproarh to old age. Lehi-r for Craduationg Served Spring Festival: Class 4 years. 'Q 41 CAROL ANN YARBROUGH Climb high: Climb far: My g0Gl the slfy: my aim the star. FBLA 2. 3. 45 Library Club 3. 43 FHA lg FSPA 3. 4g Scratches Staff 3: Annual Staff 4g Usher at Gradu- ation 3g FTA 3. 43 Little Women 4g Junior Music Club 4g Quill and Scroll -1: Speech Club 4g Science Club 45 Honor Society 4g Class 4 years. LEMUAL YAWN Ile who can not pay with his purse, must pay with his pride. FFA 1, 2, 3g Flag 4 yearsg Junior Conservation Club 1, 2, 33 Class 4 years. Sascha 7 JOE SMITH A? , . 1.--ni ANNETTA STANTON , 41' an MARY 1,015 DURRANCE Senate MQIQRIS TURNER J, 1 ff? 1 P K x M 1 7 X r K - x . F, nf 1 If my M A ,L W DONALD SMITH , , , X 7 , ' . !'f'7 ' 4,7 1 f YV 69756, ' ff' ff 1 ffwj Zwfbgj 1 ibm pq!-,V l,A,f'l. I., Vlf fu, , ,- y. jeff - ,V K X ,ffwa , , f '4 Z7 1 ILVJL ,ffm,ff f K ,fgffl 151, 'jkf L ,IWW fx f J5,g, M ,pru- 1-lg, 3 pw- nv- ' PEGGY PAIGE M 'TF JUDY MADDOX BUDDY WILLIAMS aw LARRY ALBRITTON avffsd' SYLVIA KNIGHT Scuba 7 ROY WHNEGARD ARDEN REVELL .115 f fi if I X ffl 01d Spaauad ff nt 5 ffdgacau fx midi fl! ff 7 X , VWVWX 4 '!-fd l ff4i17?Kf'h! Qm M i , f cx ,--Y 'f, 'kill-'ggi' .1 A W ,,,,,1QIf-GZ 9 - .X N N X xx 1 A X 1 X w v x NX I xx , xx, ' XQXX - f . xx, XX ff XX 4 fik f KAL, ff, I .fl- V'-A M I lu f f : fl, 1 v ', 5 5 7 , 'V . . 6 S . ' X I . 4 ,f ,N Il x , ' ! ' ff' ' f, 1 f - I 7 l,f5' HV,.f4 V ! f f 41 32 ', ' ,gf 1 Z7,7'f f 5425 , ,V If ,CJ 1' , . 1 I I 'Aff 2' fggii ' f Higgs 2' f -Q Qu L ig . 'SM 45 sl, . Q ' 1 0 o Sflllltlillgl Se-at-'41 GERALD SIMMONS-Vice Presidwzi BAXRUgXRgX XIOYE--Rvporter IHCRTH.-X FRANK 'Tl't'll,SIll'I'V QHICLBY FIXINIONS Serrenzrx . v J , CVLENN IOLK f--15051116111 5 mdk muhu 'Gr Bill Abernathy Jennie Albritton -in 449' Trudy Albritton Beverly Alderman .v i ' iff I 4 i-L- Donnie Alderman Joe Anderson Donnie Autry J xt 6, Addie Avard Jeannine Baker Joe Baxter Raymond Boatwright 63 gdlttbfbdf Q Betty Ruth Brooks Cary Bryan v- 'I-1-' . Q... Thomas Bryan Billy Buckley l '-C'f-:ri ,,: V iw C if 5 Bobby Buckley Jerry Cash Ben Coker -if , ' x ' il H 5 for 2 ,, X..-f Patricia Collins Lamar Conley Jimmie Cotton Ethelene Cranford 64 41 e y n Cranford Ffiil an WM Q2 gl:-J Wey man Darley Ray Davlg ,su Rlchard Deen fi? Grace Croaby -nu fr Nanette Cruclus Sandra Damel Charles Dean 'F' 'fl' Carolyn Dlckerson Raymond Drsharoon Ben Dunlap 53977 , 'T:?I.g - , o ,A G-I - V u xr I1 X- A 1 K x X j w-H, .- jg 1 I - an 1. All 3 H N v ' g- r fx .n Q- 'H M ' 'Z ' , s C ' . 5 ,V , X Q U f X Q ,- 1 I b 8 I ur' - Y o cazckvw Sharon Fischer X Bertha Frank Donald Gibbs James Durden Lynn Foskey 1 1 - 4 Carolyn Eures Q S K 3 Y V 4 Roy Goodwin 'aff' Terry Gough Anna Laura Grantham R- C- Grantham Ruth Grantham ff V,, ' 7 ij' 4, 64486044 My rle Green Ray GFICC E IS Crlmes Tllman Hagans 'Vs Cf' Wlllle Hall C B Harden Sophle Hlmrod lb 491' l James Hlnson Sylvla Holt Rlchard Hough Fl oyd Hrabal 67 We . A . 5 H J. f F , ly 5:1 'A We s H. . . e.. ,nf ' 'e T 'AA .'fg'Q...A . gf: A W. Q' K 1. e' e it N 4, I N D ,, e 0 X 2 'kv' x V 1 I I . x . - C e f ,,...... 4 LOUIS Lessley 'ev' .A Dol Hur l KI x Hutt: JN? W ff I rf X xi-1-N f f ? 4 if X439 Wasne Johnc ohn Ju tl rw rf' 11.7 Pat Kellx Freddle Kersew Fecll Klem D ,. .4 gt 'Li Jackle Lowe W N1 Margh Edyth 'N1cDav1d 2 1 l 3' ' .9 5 Y S jf 'ru' 1 w,'kQ N, ,S 1 A N 1' V , N! k JL' ', ff 3 i 52 .l x . rv' X f ' Q 1 :lf f 1312? , K D C ' i X 1-'IN Eu .a:,,2An' A 1 QQ: ,Q'L'. :?g,f K N -f'-fi ,fly QT ' fy f I4 l f: T 'K L, If , Zh . !gii1f ',,.?,' IQVA: 4 - fm fi 5 Q Y ,i f 1511, fy , j Q I s 'ss X - .Nfm 4 .kj 3, 'ix ,3 f' ' ' 1 8 ' 1 X K L r X sg , Q Q i 4 ge . . fl n R Winkie McLellan Dolores Metheny , A' was -of mx I H .l Dorothy Metheny Leland Miller Paul Mills Benny Minyard Monroe Moncrief Q wr Pat Moore Barbara Moye Dwight Murphy Norma ,lean Nobles 69 :mana I Q Jerry Northup Charles Page X ,z Q x , -- 5 I A eg 7 A Q. 5 3 vi . 33 :fi , in F, .sg im X L Herbert Perin Glenn Polk WT, . S in ' - l -6 15' Y t J. R. Prestridge Elmo Redding Jenny Repetosky . Qt, , I l an x -if 'e it f' ' W lst-1 Etc, L I I ' - X f s N l l Billy Roberts Gary Roberts Twylah Sapp Dickey Scaffe 370+ 4 !5 qw-uv if I l 600084 Gerald Slmmons Meva Slmmons X 'S-X QQ' L-if L Shelby Slmmons Earl Smlth val? ar Herman Smlth .QWOM Hilda Stephens 41 - -av '97 Llnda Splllman Carolyn Stephens '09 tugs 4 f in f L. Davld Stewart James Swalles Dale Thomas , , 2 , , ll '43, l 10 ' x . ff 1 I Y f D 1 ll Q-A: gr lf 7' Q, S l l A l S lr -5, - 1' S'-I 7 I ,T .8 , x v ' N If-l u 'A 3 l S' S S A x , ,, - - A , ,3, S 1 s J , , LA ' Y j ,X s Ray Tomlinson X Terry Warren Virginia Weeks ,fn ' I N 3 9 as 5' f ' J M X ur an N I , ' g Cam Y Q Carl Weis Lance Whidden Martha Whitcomb Burton Wilkins Arlene Williams David Williams Marilyn Williams f W FLORIDA X CAVERNS :X Mffg Za, Z 31,1432 BX X -.-Q '04 'li Sd Q? CJR Uffccew 1 szzlfnt T IUHNN i Sfl'ff'f1lf-V' RUSS IIIENDRX xr t Q , TVPIIAIIIPV'I,f1NNIPi,IOHN,' S James Hill Albritton Lavaughn Albritton Peggy Albritton Diane Alderman Gerald Alderman Ray Alexander Gwen Allen Arvin Anderson Judy Armour ' Judy Barwick Charles Abbott Charles Abernathy Betty Jean Albritton Frankie Albritton 1 J gg WRX Al C31 75 YQ Linda Bell Mary Beth Bennett S Edward Benton Ray Bietz KW -9 ff. ,451 Colleen Bost Larry Boyette Ara Mae Bradley Tommy Bradley Joann Brooks Avalon Brown Faye Brown Phillip Brown Wynell Brown Pat Brummett S Jackie Cliett R. L. Cloud Jerry Cofield Preston Conley Gwendolyn Cooper Patsy Copeland Wendell Cotton Pat Counts John Craft Elaine Cranford N Qs lx Jerry Brush Ann Bryan Donald Childress Carl Clark ,Q an i ,Q -Q if ,. :I 5. F' 1 .4 . At E 1 Z, J J, 'gt i 1 Earl Crawley Cermina Crews Mike Crews Farris Currie UN si mwi R li A ESA ,leff Daughtry Erline Dees Bill Dickey John Douthit Melba Draughon Theron Durden 1 I Martha English Alma Frank MM 11 Donald Frierson Warren Gibbs S Jack Grantham Michael Gross Linda Harbin Faye Harrelson Eddie Lee Henderson Merle Henderson Mitchell Henderson Harriet Hendry Patricia Hendry Myra Sue Henry Joe Gilliard Floyd Givens Gayle Goode Barbara Goolsby ' ol? is 32 in Mg, X .. 4-gs' X u A Q R Mg. .K Effie' . Ross Hendry Hal Henry Gail Herndon Merle Herndon Q N., 1. J 14 Wh Ruth Himrod Kathy Hodges Brenda Jarnigan Betty Jenkins Lonnie Johns Margie Johns Dale Johnson Annie Jones Kenneth Keene Polly King S Jean Lessley Albert Long Barbara Ann L Martha Lowe James Lowe Joe Ed Martin Palmo McCall Vivian McLeod Dennis Melton Rhul Miller OWC .lo-Ann Kirkland Myra Nell Klein Richard Knight Glenda Lanier at .,:- li L af - 9 am .., lr- N wif 6 Dui -6 , W fy 02556 2 ll- f L flax- aa fa -- ,I 6 ul P-4' Sf 3,41 I9 Mike Mitchell Jimmy Murdock Jerry Nealey Lewis Nealey P .. , -ff' 1 r ,, S -u 3 fy Charles Nicholson Roger Nickerson Kenneth Oden Richard O'Mary Mary Osteen Jimmy Parker Norma Patton Yvonne Platt Bobby Pippin Peggy Jo Price Jimmy Pullen Wayne Rahuano S Carol Roddenberry Linda Rollins Lynda Sasser Gayle Scarborough Rowland Shackleford Roy Shaw ' Audrey Shiver Melba Simmons Robert Straughn Donald Talley Glenda Taylor Jewel Taylor Douglas Ray Cecil Redding Keith Revell Agatha Rhodes ,, K in l 2 S ,Q we g ,, i Q12 ,xv 4d ' ,gk .ab as i Sandra Teal Faye Thompson S Maurice Tomlinson Jimmy Vernon . . 5,5 'sf time 'nmn sf, i T' if . M Elizabeth Walker Gayle Waters Barbara Williams Eloise Williams Roy Williamson Jackie Windham Loretta Wingate Gail Woods Gene Yarley Annette Ziglar Anna Young ffx., SINGING TOWER f L k W1 1 ff ! .4 f XT K'!-H ,, W fx R f'-'PX 63,1 j7 X a S 4 1 1.1: , ,N Q , M.. ,iv ., Kale Allmritton Leland Albritton Robert Albritton Tommy Albritton Jessie Allen ,lim Anderson Q' 'V X if iig- 'FY-7+ f 1 Susie Asbel Bill Barley Mary Francis Limla Benton ,lc-anne Best Barnett lfvelyn Blackwelder Q Q1, -as 5' 'N X X Barbara Dale Carlton Ben Carlton Dan Carlton James Carlton Sheila Carlton Catherine Carter James Bond Therril Bone Tommy Bostick joan Bryan Bill Bryan. Jr. Sandra Calclcr 3 Gax al Cathcart axne Cl1alnberQ P1 P0 CllElI1C9N Callle Coleman Dorm Coleman Annette Colller cl 'N. h ? xx Q1 W? M 'Q xn,,ll t x fb' ar? Elm e Colller lll1C B Collxer l'l0IlEll C0ll1I1i Colin Cooper P rne t Cooper Y lola Rax Conley I Nelda DeLille Jimmy Dickens John Dickerson Pat Dickerson Virginia Disharoon Maurine Draughon james Crawford Loretta Crews Larry Cummings Anita Currie Troy Davis Jennie Fay Dean -QU qtoney Dllfdlll Sharon Durrance Freclerlck hs 1 ,Ie sle Fore ter Gene Camous Ros Camous yy, ,Q f ' 5 'Y -. . Ralph Catesman Louise Gay Nic-key George David Cilley Barbara Ju Godfrey Mac Arthur Gough ,Q g , k:5r-, G X Janet Hanusch Sandra Hardy Roy Henderson Elizabeth Hendry Gay Hightower Virginia Himroci Ray Graham Linda Green Dwight Crimes Juan Hackney Doris Hall Jimmy Hanvhey 5 Larry Hires Leanora Holland Martha Holt Michele Hope John Huss Janith Hralmal If 'AS V.! 'A -if 1' f -r X Qu-4' W I I Ahrv . J 'iw Billy Irby Tommy Jackson Odessia Johns Barbara Johnson Wayne Johnson Ronald Jones Douglas King Jim Lane Linda Lanier NlCk16 Lanler Tom Mann Rxchard Mansfleld V., . 2 1 'U . - xn ' 1' . M , -asf Judy Joiner Judy Jucknath Jane Justiss Delorice Kazen Nadine Keene Julia Ketner M196 . , ly- 3 ,I-in T1 Mary Jo Marlow Kathleen Martin Sharon McCall Larry McClellan Marvin Metheny Elwood Moncrief N34 m- 4 Y ,, 5 P A ,rx . 4 X Francis Myers Lewis Nix Judy Norris Ava Padgett Virginia Patterson Sue Pepper Blanche Petrinko Jerry Pippin Collenne Poucher Helen Prine Johnnie Faye Revell Norma ,lean Rhoden mx? Roy Smith Charlotte Stanford Lee Staton Jack Strickland David Stringer James Swails 1 1 ,ga G27 .il S 5 i V in 1 Billy Jo Sharp Pat Shiver Mary Simmons Jimmy Smith Joyce Smith Madelyn Smith ff!!! i 5 . aw ,...f Gail Talley Betty Taylor Nancy Taylor Dewey Terrell Larry Terrell T H , fi ff ' war 'Z Y, T 1 'ic' 1 441- A .A X. Carolyn Tillman Edward Timmons Eva Mae Tomlinson Ann Waldron Eloise Walker Ava Nell Walston Y Nancy TSW- Bryant Waters ..,- f Q, ' Ronald Waters . ' Steve Whidden ' im V l ,lurls Ward Loulse Vllard lNoua Ward Joe Walker Raxmond Walker if James Henry Wlilkins l G. W. Yvilliams John Roy Yvilliams SAJ Norma ,lean Williams Gail Wilson Wyvette Wilson Diane Windham Betty Kay Wycoff Chester Cloud km W 9 fi 5 HY 74 ' ' xr x Bill Yarley Charles Yawn fl 'IP of xi?- LrgX ffwffl. 'A mlm, cfxxg 11N-xwlxf rxfx ,fxfqfd ,-.Z JEL-ir,-J-XX JWX Hx, -Lfxx .lf , FISHING I' ff near Florida f Ever laces ' K f 2 f 0 pd 7! f Kathy Blanton Treasurer Dorothy Cale Keller Secretary Fred Cotney President Sylvia Albritton Student Council Representative Susie Counts Vice President Q? .rf fm.,-.Af Alt A Wm ei' tt to 5 A A Q O' ' :ffl fy IZ -A CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT Virginia Adams Danny Albritton Gene Albritton Hollis Albritton Kelly Albritton Linda Albritton Joyce Albritton Sandra Albritton Sylvia Mae Albritton Hurley Alderman Judy Allen Sara Allen Dolly Altman JoAnn Altman Bonnie Anderson '1--nv 4 lx we-xx 1'-X W I fff1ff ' ' v..'!J- r- Kw A I f' tl Ann Clark Margaret Colson Charles Coker Dwight Cole Elizabeth Colton Wayne Conerly Fred Cotney Su ie Counts Billy Cranford Jerry Crews Tommy Crews Marsena Daughtry Bonnie Mae Davis Ray Dean Charles Dickey 71 lib i .'7 LL xii' Kg'-i4 'J-'-. .5 f 'Sf eff' Kenneth Baker Wayne Bass Nhlclred Batts Pat Be t Kathy Blanton Sallv Boatwright Laverne Bowen Thurmond Bowen Barbara Boyette Alta Nlarie Brooks Kav Brown Roy Brown Sue Bryan Richard Carlton Allen Chlpman v '49 W A v I 03 Tom Dilliard Mary Lyda Dobhin lla Lee Dodson Louis Driskell Mary Kay Davis Maryland Edwards Joyce English Harriet Eures Don Evors David Foster Verna Frank Janet Freeman Betty Galliher Tillman Gibson James Eddie Gillia K Yi? Q' ' ' F :mem 1' ff It X W an ff , Q W! f, 44, 'E . .gg 5 -Q H' i 'W il' rw' t vga ai , My 2 ,Q 1 ll ., J 1.1 1+ XXV 5- 3 E V? J ff: IQ' L' f' I Vw 15 X X . Q . J: .Q H H '4 1 25' 53. nr Ronnie Gilliard Larry Gilliard Sherry Goode Jose Gonzales Lamar Graham Annette Greenough Ray Donald Grey Linda Grice Barbara Grimsley Johnny Hamilton Brian Hampton Nancy Harbin Emily Sue Hardy Claxton Harper Barbara Harrison 'TL' 4 '.'.5' 1' Calvm Knlght Judy Kmght Lance Lamer Pyatt Lastlnger Sammy Lee Sloan Le ley Robert Klem Benton Llndsey Ann Lon Chrlstlne Lowe Ceraldme Lowe Nlaxme Lowe Jerry Luke Sandra Manley Helen Mangfield KYB: 'X-wx EWVM' Sue Hendnck B111 Hfndry Kenneth HlgglnS Florence Holland Roy Johnston Clara Von Jones Lenora Jones Nlary Frances Jones Patrnca Ann Jones Robert Jones Rosalmd Jones Patrlcxa Keene Dorothy Cole Keller Charles Klem Lmda Kleln 'W .nm 1,1-ns Q Q. 6 Milk! Q 1 llllq .I Iii e9 QI VL I5 ll ,Q rv' 3.f? ' I05 A it 'x QAM 34. Jewel Martin .limmie Mercer 0,1 '31 , v, Rose Lee Moncrief 'I' A ' 1 . K 'C' Fred Morrison I H John Morrison , . is :- ss 4 I ' J 5 H-. X K QQ - ink' 'I' TMXW ut na, li If .K .rt 'f ' ..,......,...... f ,' ' 3, ,gg , -' L 1.23 Kenneth Morrison ,- fa Q QA V A Jimmy Mosley in ' ' Y i Carol Moye Q Q Charlotte Moye X 'P if X Paul Moye , P , in 'kj N 4 , x , ' , C W ' Q ' ri ,' n A X5 ' , r . Donald Murphy N. Q: 2 X Lamar Murphy 'K U' N - ' . can Mfcalt-1, ff' f 'Q V7 Ywnm- McCall , Annie McClellan A li., ' L4 15 fy? K' 'Ji' ci I ' 5, 'L' 1: ,' f - i X . f I A sis! .V lark . A - V ' x l Carolyn McClellan 3' .. '49 i ' .,,g,- -, F! , victoria McClellan 3 . A . 1 ,N H Billy McClelland Q W gf .lerry Nobles c 3, Harry Northup xg , Q R ., , W i L PN! t wilt 2 tw 5 -2' 31 M va'-Q T at tm A .f ' o f 4 D. err ne N it f i s f ie A QI , as A C ' S Q .,,. 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X 'M' all as ':- 'W-:' A Julia Ann Simmons Sara Simmons Mitchell Smith Sue Smith Jane Smith Junior Spencer Martha Spearman Linda Lou Stancil Wilanne Starling Dan Stevens Renee Stone Anna Jean Summers Libby Swailes Mary Lou Swails Linda Jo Terrell ig ' Q I 3 it ' U 'C-r x Ttfj: ,xg i ,, II 'r pf, 1'- fab A If .rg W . wif ' .Z gr x ,I V.- .. .1 .. . , Velma Randall Charles Rawson Gene Ray Walter Reas Louise Richardson Wilma Richardson Leslie Wayne Rollins Paulina Scarhough Smilina Scarbough Shirley Searcy Kenneth Sellers Kenneth Shackleford Burnette Sheffield James Shelfer Larry Shiver T1 U' -'lf X Q t fumx I ' F Q N '-'-.- Ll I07 3.5:-up 4'-? ' Carol Thomas Robert Thomas Jana Thorpe John Wesley Tomlmson 4 ,Q Oren Tomlmson ' :na-,,, I .. . I V: Y J ill . ,-., A ,A rr as 9 la j W f f fe Q, .v he 2 4' ' - if w I W L, . ' , ' z 'glleq - - ' J 'N ,. N-5 f sl ff J, T Y 5, Vx 'T I Q Tc: A ' 5: Tiff r I .. J 1 J 'M' ' f s + -- ..::: i' ' M W9 ' M f XXX.ZfI-1 , kvi,..,,,,,' f' 1 ' ::-: s J . 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H tigiill' 1 ! :st J ,.f . -V .S .I, 1 51 X , X.. V , 4.4. . , .ww ,. , -'VF' i I f V A A Q V T Milton Bowers l J 1 W 1 WN 9 A Marie Brown X V Billy Bryan 1 Larry Bryan W 'Q .H Mary Inglis Burke S XV I -JN I ff K 4-gif Q 1 ,I . , My :ff V , X it 'VW ' ' C I A C 6 -M. I' ll, ., 9, K ht 1 1, C V l f , fi n i i v V Ann Byrnes 1 -'5' Q f 4 4, - Judy Calder V ad ' If John Carey , v Susan Carlton ' '- - V V V Beverly Carroll x M ., W w st, V V . W 'e N ,X-ly . S e u ., K ,f . -L is I I 5 K f 5 , g Patricia Case Linda Chambers Wanda .lean Chaney Melinda Chapman Judy Childress ,Ioan Choate Sandra Mae Cofield Miles Collier Jesse Conley Joyce Conerly Doris Cochran Eathel Coleman Agnes Colson Annette Cothren Albania Crews t 6 1 Xa 1, 1 , VPS M... V 4 Q X , +1 V, I..- XY ,Q . K A ll il, Lx 1123 C l 4-v7 Xi 4- 6 3 V K. if . 5 x 1 N 'z ' Ni f , Fa- ' ' Ida Jane Crosby ' l' 3 'I Y . 1 Carol Ann Culpepper U - SQ: ' A U Linda Diane Daniels 7 , Q 'ff-'Q Grady Daniels ' ' 'E Danny Dansbv be WX! will ? r' or-it . D , i, ,- Q f v n f l ' C W l l' All l f h is 2 ' ' lava! I l'Yl vl I X 'VW' 2- ' A . K il! . s - .ff ,x s - A C fi A' ' l 1' ,g I - M ' Myrlan Francis Davis 2 'Q 'Q 'Q ' g i 0 Robert Davis tlfy' Q V ' C - James Powell Deal I L X ' . f 2 Mary Ann Dees wg Billy Lamar Douglas fl ' GA df I . , ' 1 in , ,N ,. 5 . .f C , ' : sf y G si, ,, 4? g My i Q C ' ' X x A ' hi' fx 1 Jie , - X I , W 1 , .. if 1 f, , 4 - ' A f Q 5 ,QQ KA 9' g Henry Marvin Driskell .9 I -C -I V Allen Clark Draughon 'R 'ai X , . ' f K, 3 w .lean Ellis - E Q' ' Betty Jean Floyd ' 1. ,Ioe Forister ' : , K f , . I ,R --i . .gf vi NX hi 1 :Xl Ili 3 J A tg . x- ii , 'M f ii v ,p- .. ,N 4 ' ' - is mf. 1 lf 51 s A 4 Russell Forister Benjamin Russell Gantt George Gause Barbara Gayle Gibbs Martha Ann Gilley Linda Ruth Gilliard Elizabeth Givens Sharon Glorious Dan Cecil Cobble Lynette Goodwin John Roy Gough Phylli Dawn Gourley Ethel Grantham ,lame Grantham Jill Green W 'NX I I' , 5 ! , ' i li .r s 1 N so 4, f 6 1591 N f 4 'V ' rr v L 3 Ll N ' xi x , , W-P' mg' x x i- SQ , ii' 1,-4 fif, Aj 7 iif fi 1 Q A-:J Tommy lrlny Christine Johnson Kathryn Johnson Juliette Jones Louise lowers ,lack .lucknath Francis Wayne Judah Thomas Keene ,lim Kelly David Earl Ketner Kenneth Kin Sandra Faye Kirkland Linda Nlae Km ht Niar aret Lawrence Xe-ra Lind es . 1 li ssl fl 5. L 5' Ie' X 2 'T' ,f'6 , ,, suis. 7 J xi' ka. E Larvill Griffin Edna Pauline Hall Eugene Hall Charles Harper Ernestine Harvill Jimmy Paul Henderson Wayne Henderson Beth Hendry Sherman Hester Harry Truman Hines Kenneth Hires Charles Ray Hodges Alice Huss Grace Huss Mary Alice Hutchison iff J f , Z fn- xmas? 1 wav II3 Ann Long Mary A1100 Long Ruth Elllalmfth Long Dorothy Lovett Jerry Lowctt Chuck Lowr Rlchard Manley Dlck Mann Ronald Nlan fncld Jour Nlartm Wm ton 'Nlar h Baxter 'Nlclcndw Xxonne Nlctlwny ,ludw Ann 'Nlllllgan Randy Nlrtclull 'vu' 1 1 II4 J ' J at if H . 1 A HY caflf li' Qx QW f S' fee- - 1 5,35 I--R ff' dn -- Jw-111 'hu vi 'Vqlqmg 1 'f ll . 45 'w,! Q if' John Nloncrxef ullu 'Nloore Barbara Ann Nloran Clorla 'Nloreland alcru Nlorrl Cllfford N10 ely Ann Moye Nancy Murdock Frankle 'Nlurphy 'Nly ra Nell Nlurphy Ircnf- 'NIcCall Stephen McClelland Donald Mclflfre d Jake McG1ll Donald McLendon -9 5 Q44 . - V ,.,-mf as V JS fur! .A ' - if, , V W g f' f 2. f V 1 1., H V 1 5 ll Q v N :L ls ,X lik v' it Linda Marie Reams Jerry Ronald Reeves Lynn Revell Ronald Wayne Rhoden Hazel Richardson Shirley Rickett Nancy Elizabeth Roberts Victoria Roberts Donald Rogers Geraldine. Rowell Sylvia Ann Sasser Sharon Sauls Barbara Ann Sawyer Jon Phillip Sellers Lue Ellen Sharpe N. fi Q f i I X.. xii Mary Linda McLeod Randall Norris Janice Thelma Northup Claude Osteen Joann Parish George Parnell Rosella Faye Patton Betty Jean Pelham Jimmy Poncier Gail Posey Claude Jackson Powell Nicky Pressley June Prestridge Bobbie Floyd Raybon Bobby Joe Redding ,. ., or Q .. xl Q , WM , V .2 J. i Ll l 1 ,V W Yr H6 14 f 3 .1 Vg Lester Leroy Taylor Odell Taylor Dolorls Irene Teal Eddre Thomas Ada Mae Thompson Johnny Txmmons Matthew Tomlmson Mary .lane Trlpp Bobby Gene Trott Phllhp Jack Vernon Wmston Walker Colen Lee Walters .luamta Ward Gerald Edward Weed James Harold Welch ..,,,-51,9 .ir ,, S -f'q 111' T. .J' ii -uf 49' 33 ff? Sandra Shaw James Slmmons Wll on Smrth Robert Smith Jllllflly Ray Stanford Hazel Staton Carl Sten trom Edward Stephen Larry Stephens Percllla Stexens Spe ard Stone Wllla 'Xlae Stone Charles Strau hn Niartha Jean Sylxe t Don Ray Talley X Na .ff nl NA -ln.-asf nh Eddie Whidden Geor e Wi ins 43 S gg ' 9 Doris Marie Williams '6 IJ Ernestine Williams Edward Williams lfi ,J H hasten, ff' 'A If .f. fi, W Betty Williams Q I Q Sylvia Norma Williams , ,J .lohn Williams 'I Kenneth Williams ' Ronald Leo Williams ' ' f v Q t R ,.. . .M . My ,N f X o x 'vs'-W . X F' f A 6, Y ga x David Wills Janet Nell Wilson Q - .1 Kenney Ray Wingate James Woods Cliffton Woodson Jerry Draughon main gf ' 4-7166444 Offdcew Standing: Wilma Richardson Ann Long Seated: Yvonne Metheny Sue Hendrick 'ff' fy-vpv':, . Wx' , John Woodson Rex Allen Wycoff Edith Gwen Young Glen Young J 1 ing ,gg 'V ix X .sn W .t Sf' gif P' ,Ee I f r, ,Ig he W' QQ, N . K W A 2 4' 1 I it a I N 3 . Xqbi ML Qiaa' , , W i g - 5' N 'Nil' - wi- VN W M.- 1 . . L. - I, , 1 4 I Aiiin 1' an l aw .H at ' .f ai 31+ 1 Kittie -afdtfe gt .nv ft.. 3 i mm ' 3 ' f , . E Ai' THE YOUTH MUSIC CLUB Back row, left to right: Wayne Conerly, Jimmy Youmans, Don Evors, Ronnie Gilliard, Larry Bryant, Donald McLendon, Kenny Shackleford, Jim Mosely. Second row: Linda Faye Albritton, LaNelle Allen, Mary Inglis Burke, Gayle Gibbs, Diane Daniels, Beth Hendry, Willane Starling, Dorothy Kale Keller, Jill Green, Sandra Manley, ,Iulia Ann Simmons, June Faye Whitman, Alan Chipman. On piano bench: Gayle Posey, Martha Sylvest. Front row: Alpha Wingo, Gail McCaleb, Pat Keene, Sue Bryant, Kathie Blanton, Susie Counts, Frances Parrish, Geraldine Lowe, Judy Knight. rd! 'hwmmh l I Q5 Julia!! . 4. - A -new S0 lhat's what pertincnce means!! These math figures are sometimes hard to figure out! D D QLQQ52 4W nba 'LT fm ff fff Sag zgaa 7444449 Off 644: 7501644 X 1.f.f,,- f 7 0 FWHM 7 The first game of the season with Fort Meade was a 7-7 tie. Fort Meade scored first when Bill Gillispie of Fort Meade picked up a fumble on our 37 yard line and ran the distance for a touchdown. The extra point was good and they led 7-0. U After the following kickoff. a short pass bounced off the I hands of TV. M. Marsh to Buddy Williams who ran 30 yards for the score. Billy McCall then kicked the point and the score remained 7-7 the rest of the game. Maurice Gilliard, middle linebacker. was outstanding on defense. Gerald Sim- mons was the most consistent on offense, carrying for 66 yards during the contest. W ya 436- .!'i.f 1. . ' t af f Ei.:-Q .3 . ,. f .- COACH WILLIAMS v l' ,L I 'X I W K ltllllttllltllllltitlll 3 , - Pun? X 5 , gt X X . 4 1 6 Q ' U f 5 7 Mf'7i 'Es 7 A :sf7'. A ' ' ff , V lr, t 'L' - ' COACH POLLOCK r-K l ' Tc! . r . 4 -s . In the Plant City football game the Wilclcats M - got off to a great start in the first quarter. They f W- 1 -N took the opening kickoff and marched 15 yards f' A54 . X ,, h for a touchdown. The key play of the drive was K ML 4 4' 7 X Lynn Foskey's 47 yard run that put the ball on ' ' 'W Q: the 17 yard line. John Terrell, after the next ,- - ' I five plays, scored from the 1 yard line. The - 4 J Sig score remained 6-0 for the rest of the half. 5 . I i Foskey led the team on offense and ran a total ' ' , ' of 102 yards. Gilliard again led the defensive i i 2 ,, V 4 team. After dominating play in the first half, - Hardceis lethargic play plus the Planter's 4, A , V , 7 thoroughly fired-up squad combined for a dis- , - 1 X , R t astrous second half in which Plant City scored Right to left: and David W'ils l20 Hea 011. 26 points to rout the home team 26-6. d Manager. Eddie- Wilson: A-sistants. Larry llires. W wi 'Ms-5.- ' ' 'K '---..,L- S 1 Q ., s ,,' nf, L f , . I flip , - 1 I, t gmt. will U' l V' V 'L' 'ix' tvayfqz- '...L.,Y,,J. TACKLES: Buddy Baggott, Elmo Redding, and Cary Bryan. ,SN N' f W a , 1 ' ' X H. HS. gg Q X . Y . .J s s . 1 KA l 'V , U' T .Q 1 1 HH S' 20 , , , E Lime. WA Ln Z9 -V 1.2 7 W v- W , .M , 25 , its xxfff .' by I , I 3. 1 ,-'I . ,ff QUARTERBACKS: Pat Counts and Billy McCall. , 4 ... i . r X X-4 .Q V-v .y-sr A r,Q,,4n any v 1 M513 . Nm , 4' QI' V , 4 7' Us 3 K' ' '71-L . CENTERS: Kcnnvth Benton. Maurice Gilliard, and Gary Roberts. The Hardcc Wildvats were triumphant over Ji-suit of Tampa by a score of 52-0. McCall and Simmons led tht- tram on offe-nsv. Mt-Call throw two touchdown passes to Williairls and kick:-d three extra points. Simmons madt- two tonchdowne, thc sm-cond as a result of a 41 yard run. The otht-r pointb wort-d we-rv Pat tiountf, Lynn Foske-y, and john 'Il-rrell, one touchdown each, Hard:-c had to lit' 1-ontvnt with a tit-. 20-20. with Lake Wales aft:-r leading at halftime 13-7. 'll-rn-ll. Nlvlfall. and Williamx vwri' point-makt-rx with om- touchdown oath. Yvilliams' touch- down was a 59 yard pass from Xlrffall whivh put thc Wildcats one point behind. McCall, with tln- prwfurt- on him, kit-kt-ti tht- Q-xtra point. l2l -341 N. 4 .l B lu... N15 lritxff' -Q 'tm-Z, ,ag s H.,-45. 2 BARTOW HHS -f Hgmcs CrTy N' f' I' 1 'aff'-. 'y.uu,W, TACKLES: David Stewart, James Lowe. and Jimmy Murdock. 6 Q 4 1 I Q - t f is ' ', . 'Q -- it .s . L' Q r Il, - 55 J ' ' ' Y GUARDS: Bill Dickey and Raymond Disharoon. l 3 tk .W When the Wildcats played the Yellow Jackets, 1 -V ttt ffl, 'lt P 3 D' aprt. 3+ ' av 4 NN'-. Q.,-1 ' Y . 6 P ke ..fL'f'.:,' K -W' V V . , .5 sh.,.2 as -...M tif' M f y 5 it -.Ri ,fy g 4 .Mxr H X My y , F . .y gf . , H V f' U- 7 D 'W l f ,F jk! 1 .- -X.. + 1 1 ,ty fg . 1 if se t, l22 HALFBACKS: James Hinson and Bobby Buckley. Bartow won by a score of 13-O in a fine defensive game. Leading the Hardee defense was Countsg a sophomore defensive end. He stopped Bartow cold on most of their plays around his side of the line. Terrell led the offense with his dynamic running and blocking. He picked up 53 yards from scrim- mage, his longest gain being a 13 yard plunge through the right side of the line. The Haines City Hornets defeated Hardee by a very close score of 19-14. Haines City scored first with a pass play that gained a triumphant 72 yards. They scored twice more before Hardee be- gan to move with the ball. McCall went over from the 6 for a touchdown and kicked the point after- wards. The half ended 19-7. The Wildcats came back in the third quarter with McCall brilliantly scoring again and kicking, but that was as far as they were able to move the ball duvvrddgull. Mc- Call led our offensive team by scoring all of our 14 points by bucking across both touchdowns and kicking both extra points. 4- fi Q h - tfiv Q. 'I H.- t U.. ., -Y f -4 ff-1 ng . 134.1-if '- , - .br 4.a.!5:,, ,-X HHS ll DADEOTY 38 y4!w I I . 'H ,A ,wr -2 04'-s GUARDS: William Coker, Emerson Jones, and Walter Weed. 'H fr, vt ,e ,Q - My it , l 1if'j, . 4 m,.a.fi ii A7 WMM A ctr. ' 3 f, 4 if ifk 34 R may M,- w L ...'!'X Yam , Mui? 1,13-at if ' ' ,T ,f-nf' 4' ,M 2 'P nv , Q it wig 1 e fam T f 'S ff 1. FULLBACKS: Ray Tomlinson, John Terrell, and Bill Abernathy. x an Bl! af 1' ,I L ' ,rf 4 N 1 X ,, I xxrx 5 .- an i' ' ,f x i,,,. fd 1 'W . ' -43 K . . , 1 - , ..- ,H I I 1 --. 4-A HQ. ' ' ., .1 T I P fi ENDS: Terry Warren, James Durden, and Billy Buckley. The Dade City-Hardee game provided a scoring Conte-st which included 9 touchdowns and 5 extra points. Dade City scored firft on a -10 yard touchdown run that climaxed a brilliant 75 yard drivv. Harder' scored nvxt on an explosive T9 yard drive and the point after touchdown waa good. Paseo le-d at halftime 21-T and llardf-e was the loser 38-21. Dade City! 6 touch- downs were- from 40, 66, 8, 41. 2-1. and I yard out. Harder-'s touchdowns were made by Simmons, from the 25 Terrell, from the 20g and McCall. passing to Williams for 27 yards. ,,A. 4,6 's- 'rr f f l23 1 e,- As . , W, ,, I N . . I ..,, ,--.. N .cj , f W WH I Q V 7 .r we .... tl.. e . s are or 2 as . My - M, 'Q ., wil L 4 , ,W L.-... ' frfm-3. A . 1 4... K ,J .A-0 5 ' . 4 , is 4 - 'gi ENDS: Roy Winegard. W. M. Marsh. and Buddy Williams. f 2 QUARTERBACK R. G. Gratham I24 HALFBACKS: Lynn Foskcy and Gerald Simmon The Hardee Wildcats of Wauchula played their best game of the the Fort Myers Green Waves 26-26. Fort Myers scored first on a the second play of the game. The extra point was good and they came back on a long drive with Hinson going over from the 2. was locked. Fort Myers took the next kick-off and returned it touch own and made the point. Hardee then came back once again for a TD and extra point. The score was 14--13 at halftime. The season by tieing 44 yard run in led 7-0. Hardee The extra point 74 yards for a on a long drive Wildcats finally got into the lead early in the second half with another touchdown on a 33 yard pass play from McCall to Foskey and McCall kicked the point to put the Wildcats in the lead 20-14. Then almost immediately the Green Waves scored another TD, but the point failed. Fort Myers got the ball later and scored only the touchdown. This got the Wildcats ready to score and Foskey picked up the final yardage to tie it up. The McCall kick went wide and missed the uprights. Neither team was able to get started after that. The whole teamlooked outstanding. The Winter Haven Blue Devils showed their defensive strength as they defeated Hardee 25-7. They also showed their offensive strength by holding a 12-0 halftime lead. Williams took the second half kickoff and ran 89 yards for a touchdown. Winter Haven scored twice more and cinched the win. Williams proved he could run the ball b returnin the second kickoff for a TD. He also proved himself a Y 5 capable receiver by catching some good passes. 'Qt-'V ig F: U 3 'W '. -- iw, ., - .fn Q ' 2' S. affl , 5-fa y TT 5 ,353 if! 9 . mi i' :M k i ' 'Q ew E it if- ogaitw Back row, left to right: James Carlton, Frankie Albritton, Bill Bryan, Carl Clark, Bill Barley, Richard Knight, Robert Thomas, Dennis Melton, Wayne Conerly. Front row: Douglas Ray, Charles Abemathy, Merle Henderson, Gene Yarley, Charles Yawn, Jack Strickland, Dewey Terrell, Pat Shiver. X ' X W7 l l !I gl! S J X X X X 7..,,,,4,,a T COACH JOHNSON AND COACH TERRELL Back row, left to right: Charlie Wood, Larry Terrell, Bill Yarley, .lim Moseley, Nickie Lanier, Don Childress, Eddie Lee Henderson, Warren Gibbs, Ross Hendry, .l0hnie Hamilton. Front row: Bobby Pippen, Bill Hendry, Carol Platt, Ronald Waters, Stevie Whidden, Charles Coker, Earl I 25 Crawley, Charles Dickey, Edward Benton. DAN RAY '! gX COACH POLLOCK fu it -fi 19 HUNTER GARY MILLS The 1955-56 Wilclc'at Baselmallers gave Cat fans their first glimpse of a proficient baseball team in three or four seasons. The '55-'56 Cats had all of the potential to he conference champions but seemed to melt under pressure when the chips were down. They ended the season with a 10-4 mark and an 11-6 over-all record. Lakeland politely dumped the Cats 3-0 in their season's opener. Then suddenly catching on fire. the Vvildcats sprinkled base hits all over Farr Field to capsize Ar- cadia. Bartow. and Lake Wales in their next three encounters. Running headlong into Lakeland again. the Wildcats came home purring. 11-3. The 'Cats then won their next six games intermingled with non-conference losses to Venice. 5-0. and Avon Park. 6-4. Entering the Southwest Florida Conference tournament in Bartow and boasting a perfect conference record of 10-0. the Cats squared off against Lake Wales in the first round. The Highlanders played some sad music out of their hagpipes as they were humhled 10-0. and the Cats advanced to the second round. The Wilclc'ats tasted hitter defeat for the first time in the second round against Haines City. Wvavlon Lee. Haines City hurler. provided the initial snap and crackle to pop the Cats' winning streak at eleven. Still stunned by the previous night's thumping. the Wildcats were outlasted by Plant City. the next night. 10-T. and thus eliminated from the tournament. Even though the 1955-56 Wildcats did not quite live up to expectations their fine play served as a preliminary showing what is to come. This season served as proving grounds for boys who will eventually hring us a state championship. - 5.915 ' , ..- T, 15,4 1 4 . ifrii -Q f-IEW ? .Y sir. fa .9 . i gs-f 9 4 ..,. Ki V - Fel f. , f we sf. V,-.. pk fag .J -1 1' v iii. 'Y ,,,m, -wr ,kivfz-ga' I27 S . Left to right: Bobby Buckley. Pat Counts. john Terrel, Paul Mills. - ,sig 5 , I E, Left to right: Joe Anderson, Mike Crews. I28 I N 'Q Il Left to right: Larry Albritton, Billy McCall. v P ' 'x . 1 a Left to right: Lamar Knight, Billy Grimsley, Malcolm Cowart, Dan Ray Hunter. JIMMY VERNON . Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee A7,.7w...., Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Lakeland ,L .. Arcadia ,... Bartow .,7.... .. Lake Wales ,, Lakeland .,,.. Plant City Venice .,,,.,w,. Winter Haven Avon Park r.,, Haines City W Lake Wales ,D Dade City ,.,, Arcadia .,,,t.v Bartow , TOURNAMENT GAMES Wauchula ,L 10 Lake Wales O Wauchula 0 Haines Citym. 2 Wauchula 7 Plant City .,.tt ,10 Left to right: Wendell Cotton Cecil, Redding, Billy Buckley. 8 at Wauchula 0 at Wauchula 3 at Wauchula 3 at Wauchula 11 at Lakeland 7w----AA 1 at Plant City A 5 at Wauchula A 1w---VVV 4. at Wauchula ,-,1111w 6 at Wauchula 1 Y N,---A1A 3 at Wauchula 1 at Lake Wales ,--711A1 1 at Dade City 5 at Wauchula 1 at Bartow OVER-ALL RECORD Won-11 Lost-6 .IIMMIE MURDOCK EARL CRAWLEY LEWIS LESSLEY 14 34 3 U sf k.f Kneelmg left to rlght Mlke Crews Paul Mllls Pat Counts Joe Anderson Standlng James Hln on Lance Whldden John Terrell Norman Nlcker on Chne Albrrtton Dewey Terrell Terry Warren Wendell Cotton BASKETBALL AT HARDEE HIGH 1956 1951 Only one regular from last year s team was rn the group that reported llmlted actlon 1n the first few games due to an lnjurv recelyed ln football The Cats, w1th mexperlenced men fllllng the entlre yarslty squad Jumped off to a good start wmnlng sesen stralght games Then as Coach Terrell predlcted began a serxes of close losses At present Wfltlllg the Cats have lost nrne games and won eleyen ln seyen of those games lost the Cats were w1th1n one or two pomts wlth less than two nunutes to go If we had been more experlenced we could easrly haye won these Thls s1tuat1on has been proxen IH many s1tuat1ons You must start J -ir 5-1 young to excel or NIH champlonshlps ln athletlcs CQACH DUNNING TERRELL Only after hours and hours of patlent and construe t1ve work can you become proflclent ln basketball When you equal your opponent 1n skllls then rt evolves down to deslre, flght etc as to who wlll w1n We w1ll play anyone anywhere wlth the most slncere 1ntent1on of beatlng them fa1r and square lf lt lsnt worth wmnmg lt 1sn t worth competmg for Says Coach Terrell Although our record of won and lost w1ll be only a moderate one the games played have been 1n terestlng and excltlng The student body and the community, as a whole, seem more lnterested and appreclatlve of basket ba l30 MANAGERS Head Mlke Mrtchell Assistant Ronald .lones . X 9 as 2 n T . S I T . s. W ix xy jg . A Vkx' A y ' V Clll s by A-A to 3 25 L PA ty e 2' y f , 7 . to Coach Terrell. This player was ,lohnny Terrell. and he could see only s a Q - 1 1 n Y 1 Y N . L . . V . I L ' T T ll. Dewey Terrell and Joe Andercon Norman tl'19S fi Jump Qhol Terrell and Albntton walt for a rebound Terrell srnks one ln the basket Counts and N1CkCTSOH after a rebound I . ' Z-S 2 'T' WI . wgif J A 2 A 5' Z. , . 9 g fs Q li t?- 2 5 5 I Kg? .Hu akin . 1 , ,oii i i a K ,ETL A ! if x C Xl' , COACH CHICK POLLACK Left to right: Robert Straughn, Earl Crawle , Kale Albritton Y Left to right: Jimmy Hanchey, Larry Hires, Jack Strickland, Bill Dickey, Wendell Roberts. Left to right: Edward Benton, Charles Coker, and Left to right: Steve Whidden. Cbarlvs Dickey, and Butch Cotney Jimmv Mosley. I33 arg? 922,15 1956 TRACK TEAM AND POINTS SCORED James Hmson John Terrell Malcolm Cowart Lanard Goodman Eddle Wxl on Buddy Wrlhams Charles Varnado Terrw Warren Roy Wme ard Cane Harley Dale Johnson B111 Dxckey SCHOOL RECORDN SET BX 81 01 1 1 1 1 1 440 Yard Dash 366 Malcolm Covvart D1 cus Throw 122 ft 10 ln John Terrell Pole Wault 10 ft Buddx wl1ll8HlS N11 dley Relay 2 168 Buddy Wllllalll Nlalwlm I uw art Eddle Wilson Lanard Goodman fry 121.3 31 --Q. W if Lu 17 'Y :H .F' ,fl if 'K '13 f Mama fm QOY WI al Jim 3,1 sa s 1+-f 'fu-' Y at :Jr i3 S WJ 'Eg-'Q ff -,,,-- if X lf, lf 1-,..-fix T , ff I MOONLIGHT on the X f Gulf of Mexico V V , , rf' , f! 1, ,, , 1, 1, ' f ,of , X , ,, : Z - if 1 f-r-Qcfjggf' X - Y '58 at 7 W ' 466605 - Miss SHARON MCCALL -ui Q -' 'K ,maui if k 3 tr. nf' N 1 li, 3 vs v X 15.3 The winning float created hy the Library Cluli for the parade. Captain John Terrell crowns Queen Sharon while escort Wade Scaffe and President of Student Body Joe Smith looks on. 'Il lJ4Lj 9 . I -, ' ,A ' xy? S s L' ' It' l,ib 4. 1996 Court and Escorts, left to ri ht: Ralph Hough, Annetta Stan- ANP f ton Gerald Simmons, Sylvia Knight, K if , A Queen Sharon, Vlfade Scaffe, Shelby 1 ' Simmons, Ray Crice, Arden Revell, , 'ic' The F.F.A. Honor Guard in the Larry Albritton, .loe Smith. , . parade. I E Wdfldee DOT HURST .Mft The Pickle Court. The 1956 Hardee County Fair Court, left to right: Jackie Cliet, Annetta Stanton '55 Lady in Wait- ing, Joyce Murphy, Micheal Rouse, Miles Judah, Queen Dot Hurst, Donna Jean Archambault, Joann Murphy, Ann Knight, Linda Rollins. ,...., 4 H, , Q 1, if if +3 fx ' 7fcvzdee76'fcy45- ' ' as 4 ' 52 m 5 wffff -tif, uw, 1 1- , R wx, sl 3 K N V. ' 70ofz64fcvz? c2e0wz OFFICERS: President, Joe Smith: Vice President, Gerald Simmons: Secretary, Annetta Stantong Treasurer, Buddy Williams. The Hardee County Junior-Senior High School Student Council of 1957 is a group of students elected by their respective classes to represent the student body. The Student Council strives to bring about bet- ter relations between the student body and the faculty and administration. The Student Council repre- sents the high school at the various civic organizations' meetings. The Council carries on several service projects during the school, among these are: supervising the lunch line, placing trash cans around the campus, and many other worthwhile activities. Each month the Council has a meeting with the entire student body to present a program and report the activities and business of the month. Left, back to front: Sharon McCall, Shelby Simmons, Gayle Waters. Center: Sharon Taylor, Right, back to front: Bobsie Carlton, Jennie Albritton, Sylvia Knight. The Cheerleaders of Hardee High worked hard to raise school spirit at all the foot- ball and basketball games this year. Decorating goal posts, leading in pep rallies preced- ing every game, accepting the defeats as well as the victories, and traveling far to give a cheer, these cheerleaders played an important part in our school activities this year. FRUTEUM ,qs 'x w x I X. MRS. JOHNNIE HARVEY MISS MARTHA ANN DAKE Sponsor Sponsor I4l K. it -v Don Goolsby, Co-Editorg Mrs. Eloise Driskell, Sponsorg Morris Turner, Co-Editor. 1 IM I ff . 5 5 111 Vivian Walker, Secretaryg Annetta Stanton, Business Managerg Margaret Hodges, Treasurer. I42 i. ..---v- Art 66444132 5640 SW!! By furiously typing copy sheets, Working overtime, and in general creating a bedlam in room 114, this year's Wildcat's Echo Staff has come up with what we think is another prize- winning yearbook. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Eloise Driskell, our staff, the officers and editors, has labored long and hard to bring you this year's edition of the Wildcat's Echo. Echo Staff Sala Stagg Ellsl ists: Michael Gross, Don Goolsby, Terry Albritton Robert Straughn, Herbert Moon, Billy Trott. at 1-kzaw NO- V I ,ff Sharon Green, Mary Lois Durrance, Mildred Frierson, Arden Revell Dennis Melton, Larry Terrell, Delois Lowe it 'J J X B J J ttumi' Q 1' J in U Vivian Meekison, Judy Maddox, Jeanne Best, Jennie Al- britton. Barbara Dale Carlton. O xt Carol Yarbrough. Buddy Bagzgot. Nana-tie Crucius, Ralph Hough l43 Mike- Mitchell, Twylah Sapp, Ruth Posey, Jennie Repetosky W3 Wm r will Xlvw f Q 6- WRUCHULA , FLORIDA Q . ., - 1 in . iii: t, ,..Ql..X'f X , ,.....-V,..,....o,,., -W. ar, N.. ..,,,..........,.f .. Sammie K. Hightower, Make-up editorg Margar:-t Walker, Editorg Carolyn Alderman, Fe-atureg Paul Mills, Sportsg Jackie Cliett, Businessg Marie Smith, News. Runnm the proofs preparatory to proofreading arc Working with the lmotype are Nona Ward Sharon Carolyn Alderman Annette Shepard Ann Bowen and Johns and Tilman Hagan Marie Smlth Smffaz Wwe ld Left to right: Bill Yarley, Sharon Johns, Sammif- K. Hightowvr, Jackie Clict, Marie Smith, Nona Warcl, Mr. Tom Hunt, Sponsorg Tilman Hagans, Annette Shepard, Carolyn Alderman, Edith McDavicl, Paul Mills, Willie Hall and Ann liowun ,..-- MR S 1 5 I I 3 l x we-f, ,V 0 ,I . tl N1 lxh ,Q , A r fr A-49' Q f F.lF,A, SKK lfI'f'I'HIQ KRT i ': 4 5 JOHN MADDOX S Standing: Mr. Hwrs, Prin- cipal. I.:-ft In right: Billy :XTlfl4'I'SUll.TI'f1flNlll'l'I'1 Larry Albritton, Chaplain: Duck Smith. Prf-sid:-nt: Gerald Finnnons. Rvpfvrle-r: Mor- rib Turn:-r. Sz-ntinvl: C1-rw Cunvrly. Vice Pre-finlentg ,Ia-ff Ilaughtry, Sm-Crm-tary. ' 5 - 7 l QQ i if ivy' NIR. C. A. PLATT F.F.gX. Qlf-XR'l'lf'I' Loft to right: Janie-S Carl- ton, Ralph Hough. Gerald Simninns. Marvin M4-tlinvy. Sitting: Dorothy NIL-thncy. Left to right: John Dou- thit, Ralph Hough, W. M. Marsh, Roy Winegard, Buddy Williams, Lance Whidclvn, Norman Nicker- son, Cline Albritton, David Gilliard, ,lim Carlton, David Williams. Q55 Y . W1 ,J'5 ?.ii'3,h 180 0 Up J 'ESO ' 1-2 T1 0??f 5 ae- --, 5- -. .-aj -, JE ., Eff'-25.4 q7t,,-1:15316 - A '.,J:-':,' 24,1-1 Q EL -J--rr' i9?' - f 'is '-v VM: QZ'--iz 'G' Standing: Billy Anderson. Front row, left to right: Gerald Simmons, Jeff Daughtry, Dan Carlton, Gene Conerly. Back row: Dale Johnson, Marvin Gil- lis, Cline Albritton, Morris Turner. F.F.A. MOTTO 'gluearning to D0 Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve -..-.4 up - . The beginning of our mailbox posts l I V ,.1 F.F.A. DEGREES ii? Green Hands Chapter Farmer 69 J if State Farmer an American Farmer WML J H I, H i - I Z '1 Q ' ull g' 1-4 Parliamentary Procedure Team Kneeling, left to- right: Revell, Gibbs, M. Henderson, Brown, F. Albritton. Standing, front row: Boyette, Daughtry, Gilliard, Mil- ler, J. Albritton, johnson, E. Henderson, Parker, Williamson, Pullin, Patterson. Back row: Johns, Abbot, Yarley, Currie, R. Nickerson, Tomlinson, Crawley, Forrestir, Conley, Frierson. ......1- it n rg N Q P 5, Q , t J? VKKA is yy... Aw 3 Marvin Gillis leads a class dis- cussion gu- 5. it S. If s ,in-I ' 5-dw' Y '- Chapter Officers initiate Green hands .Q HARD22 W... mum' 5 CHAP1755 1 M main ' 7 Qan- .er gd L, OFFICERS of the Junior Conservation Club are as follows, left to right: John JBNV Terrell, Vice Presidentg Billy Anderson, President, Cline Albritton, Treasurer, and Joe Anderson, Secretary. 473' V-Ns MEMBERS of the Hardee Junior Conservation Club are as follows, left to right, top row: John Douthit, Terry Gough, Lance Whidden, John Terrell, Marvin Gillis. Second row: Walter Weed, Mitchell Henderson, Ben Dunlap, Cline Albritton, Donald Smith. Bottom row: David Gilliard, Lemuel Yawn, Billy Anderson, Kenneth Benton, Larry Albritton, W. M. Marsh, Sonny Roe, Jimmy Cotton, Joe Anderson. Not shown: Billy Troll coz'-fnegf 70ofz6 M ISS EVA HAYES Sponsor F.H.A. members leave for district meeting. First row, left to right: A. Brown, S. Holt, H. Stephens. Second row: M. Murphy, A. Pag- gett, D. Carlton, E. Blackwelder. In our organization we strive to be of service to others. Service to humanity is one of the greatest purposes of lifeg the amount we pay for living in Godis World. Wle F.H.A.7ers are in the process of becoming better Homemak- ers which also includes becoming better members and citizens of our families, communities, and country. viii HU EMMYF X3 is X...! AMERICA yy OFFICERS-Left to right: L. Mixon, Secretaryg M. Green, Historiang M. Hodges, Projectsg V. Polk, Program of Workg P. Paige, Presidentg C. Simmons, Chapter Sweetheartg J. Baker, Parlia- mentariang P. Hendry, Recreationg K. Hodges, Recreationg and B. Jarnigan, Public Relations. I50 llll UHLQ. s, 4 Q 4 'N -- Third row: W. Lowe, R. Gause, J. Murphy, J. Murphy. Last row: MRS' E' HARRINGTON A. Williams, J. Brooks, Miss Sponsor Hayes, B. Jarnigan, N. Klein. S These F.H.A. members served at the tea given for the eighth grade girls. Standing, left to right: T. Albritton, N. Nobles, S. McCall, M. Hope, P. Albritton, M. Bennett, P. Brummett, P. Moore. Future Homemakers learn the principles of Teenage Consuming. Standing, left to right: A. Jones Y. Platt, A. Shiver, J. Repetosky, D. Tindell, E. Cranford, P. Paige. I5l ?73ff42fa4Wafued7 Boys can sew, too. Shown demon- strating their skill are E. Bliss, K. Bonds, K. Boatwright, K. Ben- ton, B. Willianis, M. Gilliard, and R. Grantham. The following girls were initiated this year into the club. First row, left to right: L. Benton, G. Him- rod. G. Cathcart. V. Dishroon, B. Carlton. Second row: J. Rus- sell. S. Pepper, S. Calder. S. Durrance, P. Dickerson, A. Cur- rie, L. Crews, J. Juthnath, 0. Johns, L. Gay, L. Holland, M. Holt, D. Windham. Back row: B. Godfrey, C. Poucher. Standing, left to right: W. Brown K. Barker, H. Prine, N. DeLille, J. Lessley, J. Brian, E. Cranford, M. Herndon, G. Woods, Mrs. Harrington and K. Benton pre- pare to leave for State Fair. Working toward their Junior De- gree, these girls made the out- fits they are wearing. The girls are P. Paige, M. Green, and L. Mixon. ,eeecddalfifaa z'fK g We learn to he good llsteners as well as speakers The Speech Club 1S organlzed for the beneflt of the students who are studymg Speech The club holds meetlngs durlng the regular class periods ln these meeetlngs the prlnclples of parllamentary procedure are stressed and practlced Debates skrts and pantomlmes are frequently glven The club helped the Echo Staff by Wfltlflg and presentlng Sk1tS over the publlc address system to promote sale of annuals and asslsted the Choraher s Capers by Larry GIOTIOUS wrltlng and speakmg the script WhlCh followed the Happy Holldaysv theme OFFICERS Left to rlght Larry Glonus Vlce Pre ldent Arden Revell Secre tary Treasurer and Bllly Jones President L:-ft to right: Set-ra-tary-Trvasurer. Joyce Murphy, President, Duck Smith, Vice Preside-nt, Phyllis Lanibert. Q 7 Left to right: Willy Hall, David Gilliard, Maurice Gilliard. l54 7444 gl' M! Q The Library Clulm serves the students anrl faculty by assiniilating and clistrihuting a wide variety of printed and auclio-visual materials for in- structional and recreational pursuits. Left to right: Bill Abernathy, Minnie Mae Brooks, Betty Ruth Brooks, Larry Albritton, Kenneth Boatwright, Grace Crosby. :de agaadlciaazq f It offers its members a training program which pro- vides the opportunity to create an awareness of hu- man relationships, to accept responsibility, to develop self confidence and explore per- sonal interests. Mki , ,, 54,9 -N. I, ':V: pit F? L . sss. , we p 1-We L1-ft In right: Ye-Ima Polk, Iluck Smith. Elymire lilackwelder. Linda Yarley. Kneeling: Carol Ann Yar- brough. Left to right, back row: John Douthit, ,lim Carlson, Kenneth Bonds. Front row Mary Jane Evers, Phyllis Lambert, Wanda Lowe, Ruth Cause. Y p-I .,.f-H .LU it -t In right: Le--te-r Shumunl. Xurnian Nivkt-rson, H1-rlwrt Moon, Lf-fl U' Yitlhtz .lollll Klivll, Billy NCCI-Ill. Bllfldy liagzgnt. jamq joycf-N1urpl1y,Ju4Xnn Murphy. M1011 MFI-f'f'll. Ralph Hough. St-ated: Carol Roberts, Jann-5 Hm son, Walter WR-ml I I l I Q ! Lt-fl to right, front row: Jeanine Baker, Linda Spillman. Dorothy Mvthz-ny, Gayle W'aters, Phyllis Lambert, Marie Smith, Dt-lorcs Metheny, Trudy Albritton, Barbara Lowe. Sm-oml row: Judy Maddox, Pat K:-lly, Sylvia Knight, Merli- Crct-ii, lidyth Mvllavid, Mary Maxwell. Sandra Daniel. Donna Nichols. Carol Rodenberry, Vivian Meekison. Third row: llot Hurst. Xlartha Whitcomh, Carlynne Daniel. Melha llraughan, Ann Bryan. Margaret Hodges, Darleen Tindell, Ruth Himrod, Fourth row: Bob Porter, Dale Johnson, Glenn Polk, Pat Counts, Wade Scaffe, Ross, Hendry, Mike Crews. gg Aa X V 9 g Left to right: Ann Bowen. secretaryg Arden Revell. accom- Capers Committee, left to right: Ann Bowen Mike Crews panistg Mrs. Virginia Patterson. sponsorg Bob Porter, student Edith MCDHVifl, B011 POTWT, PhYlliS Lilmlwfl directory Phyllis Lambert. student director. The Choraliers were very active during the 1956-57 school year, under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Patterson. They sang at assemblies, had a float in the Homecoming Parade, gave a Christmas program and a Spring Concert. The main event of the year was the Choralier Capers, Whose theme was Happy Holidaysfi I56 - M577 sf- Qin 1'3k Q 3 S S S 5 ,- 3, Q. 1 1. E 5 S 2 ' s Joe Smith and Marie Smith sing Tea for Two. 2 4' M ill. I I zf ,Hi 'fn ,H 'A -L M U3 fu 'U .-. m 5 U' ra -1 E. .- II cn FU E. F Q rn N H C3 II. I3 UQ 7 If W' cn N D H rn 2 En x , I, . '5 Y ' ' Q1 1 X I X A5115 ff I I f K . . ' , , X f - i X S- 4 X f f ji 1 , - ,E4,'f.1a.X I ,valign .-, , iq' XI W, I I ' f 4 X -143' iivfflfl. N ' 'MVN I if QQ if 4 nf 4 gf cd I i v ' K , t , 1 K 1 ' 5 1 1 i x ' N ' i 'Ay Q E- i ii 1 lj i A Md A LL t v , EZ, ,Q jf M V 3Q'?3fs,c,Qfw. ik' ,f ,055 , The Choraliers in the finale of Happy Holidays '1Q'Z5!2iiiZ 5' l57 QM,-,,'f'U1d,'i ' -M7 'MW ini A 35 or Newly organized, the Junior Choraliers, under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Patterson, have assisted the Senior Choraliers in several programs and ushered at Choralier Capers. The members are: Avalon Brown. Delores Kazen, Carolyn Tillman. Sandra Hardy, Sue Pepper. Loretta Wingate. Faye Thompson. Kathy Hodges. Sharon McCall, Dianne Windham, Linda Lanier. Maureen Draughan, Gail Woods, Joan Hackney, Madeline Smith, Sharon Fisher, Marilyn Williams, Jean Lessley, Marilyn Murphy, Ernest Cooper, Colleen Poucher, Marvin Metheny, Billy Irby, Jim Lane, David Gilley, Bill Dickey, Charles Nicholson, Albert Long dey' ' aff-fezaaff ,.,.., 'v'.' .3 v F' .. . -Q, x ,Ar ,lutly leads a group in singing After haxing lween clislmanclecl for some time. the junior Music Cluh. uncler the sponsorship of Mrs. Virginia Patterson and Miss Nellie Schweigurt. reor- ganized it to originate the love of music anxl the ap- preciation of the musical arts. The club members are: P. Albritton, D. Alderman, B. Conerly, C. Daniel. S. Daniel, J. Durtlen. M. Durrance, S, Fischer, M. Frierson, L. Glorious, J. Hackney, P. Hendry, R. Hendry. K, Hodges, M. Hoclges. D. Hurst. P. Kelly, S. Knight, P. Lambert, I.. Lanier, J. Lessley. A. Long, H. Mann, M. Maxwell. 5. Mc Call. E. Mcllavid. D. Melton. D. Meth:-ny. D. Metheny, M. Metheny, J. Murphy, J. Murphy, S. Neal, D. Nichols, C Nicholson, I.. Norris. S. Pepper. ll. Polk. B. Porter, R. Posey C. Poucher, A. Revell. C. Rodtlenbs-rry. I.. Rollins, W. Scaffe J. Smith, L. Spillman, A. Stanton, F. Thompson, D. Mae Tin dell. C. Waters. ll. Williams. B. W'illiams. L. Wingate, C Wioocls, C. Yarbrough. Dorothy plays the piano 1 . Xrff. ZX? V - 'gfzlps Ross plays a trombone solo Left to right: Miss Nellie Sr-hweigart. Fponsorg Jurly Matlilox Presirlm-nt, Mike Crews. Yice Presiclcntg Marie Smith, Report er, Mrs. Virginia Patterson. 5Ivonsor: Viviun Mcckison. 'l'rcas urer. Not pictured: Bobbie Pierce. Seeretary. joan performs a Grecian mlanee , if adm Hlqmx l QL L t to r1 ht xlC6 Pre ldent Bobbx Bucltlu qteretarx larry Left to Il ht Walter Weed Kuald Nmm on Donald Smith and Clorlu Pre ldent Buddy B ot Treaeurer Emcrnn ,lone Blllv one Lleutenant Cuwernor Nllke Crew Sponsor 'NIR NT UNLFX RFPXLN The llarclee lllch Ku Club 1 a memlxer of tht Nltmnal ex Club or anlzatwn Qpuneorecl hw thelr local lxnvune Clula Ite pur nee I0 Qpon or 3CllXlllCQ HQ gn en to proceecle to uorlhx Qehool project 'San Left to rlght Albert Long, Bob Porter, Lewis Leesley, Charles Left to rlght Ray Grlce, Terry Warren, Ben Cokcr and 'Nlxke Crewe Nlcholson I 60 55116 70omew wp C1 K A Y iv raw hurl 'sd' 9 1- Seated, left to right: Dot Hurst, Annetta Stanton, Sharon McCall, Sheila Carlton, Sue Helen Pepper, Barbara Dale Carlton, Linda Rollins. Standing: Mrs. Florence Campbell, Sponsorg Pat Kelly, Twylah Sapp, Kathy Hodges, Vivian lrene Meekison, Carol Yarbrough, Sharon Green, Bobbie Pierce. Not pictured: Mrs. Alice Pearce, Sponsor. I rl t u N au ix ice Pro rdf-nt Xrden Kew Pre ll ent: Nlargaret Hod e Secretarw Edith Ylcllasld Tna urer The Little Womenis Club is a group of young women whose mothers belong to the Senior Woman's Club. It is a social or- ganization and its primary pur- pose is to help the senior club with its projects and community drives. .ll Q 70 w2ame,Doa4t4e -ew--.....k, g?g 4 ir Let to rtght Sylvxa Kmght Presldent Martha Wh1lCOmb V1ce Presxdent Jxmmy 'Nlurdock Treasurer Trudy Albritton Corre pondxng Secretary Carolyn Stephen Llbrarnan Lmda Sptllam Secretary Donme Alderman Hxstorxan Earnest Cooper Reporter Members of the Latm Club dlrected by MISS LOUISE South erland thelr sponsor studx Roman culture by domg re search work They use th1s knowledge ln presentlng thelr annual banquet At th1s ban quet Roman foods are served to the members and thelr fac ulty guests, who followmg Roman customs reclme on couches Exery one IS dressed IU Roman att1re Thls banquet IS fmanced by the members who operate the Concesslon at basketball games Kea' Bottom Step Sandra Teal Blanche Petrenko Top step Charles Dean Helena Prme Standlng Kenneth Boatwrlght V1rg1n1a Week 545-zqfie alan -I. Left to nght Albert Long Freddy Essxg Louls Lesley Earl Smlth ..,.-1.-lil RJ af' Sylvla Knrght Trudy Albrltton Sltllllg left to rlght Freddy ESSlg Pat Dlcker on ,lame Swall Erneit Cooper Nlelba Draughon Jeamne Baker Standmg Gerald Simmons 44 l rushed to practlce the readlng speaklng and wrltlng of the Spanlsh language The purpose IS to keep the knowledge of Spanlsh alue The 3Ct1Vlt1CS of the Spanlsh Club hare mcluded regular monthly meetmgs 1n1t1at1on of new members a dance at Chrlstmas tlme, and a trxp to Ybor Clty where all members enjoyed a Spanlsh dlnner at the Las Novedades Restaurant Uno para toda, y todo para uno, ,ls the club motto La Rosa Roja IS the flower and the colors are rojo y oro fhl D Left to rnght Bull Dickey Reporter Joe Ander on Presldent elect Darleen Mae Tlndell Treasurer Davld Stewart Vlce Presldent Louis Less ley Secretary Terry Warren President ITS' af' Seated left to rxght Ethlene Cranford Pat Moore Martha Whltcomb Meva S1mmons Carolyn Eures Standmg Ray Gnce Lamar Conley Sonny Roe Paul Mllls Y rv 'l l X . ! lf 5 A? . z . Q' 5 , ,gf-1 ' S , . l 'Z' ' l , : 1 m ' I ' 5 Q y . h 5 r 'ka' 'L ' a L I 1. Wx ' The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mr. Tom Hunt, is made up of students who Eff, . .... . . Xa, .1 ' .6 ,,. . . na Lf' . ,V 6 ' T he ,--' . .F.x.U h, N 5 28 l' Standing left to right Jonme Revell ,Ioan Hack ney Inez Richardson Ear lene Dees Seated Mary Summon NhelbyS1mmons Annabelle Whitcomb Jen me Albritton Sophie Him rod Arlene Williams Norma .lean Rhoden f Ill I. I riff ,'1l ,, f Standing, left to right: Bobby Buckley, Jimmy Cotton, Jerry Northrup, Ray Bietz. Seated: Edythe McDavid, Arden Revell, Vivian Meekison, .ludy Maddox, Annetta Stanton. cedcce m!47afzq7a9cn7 1 77444 ?ude as 754 game! Sitting, left to right: Barbara Conerly, Pat Chancery, and Doro- thy Metheny. Standing: Carol Roberts, Donny Autry, Sophie Himrod, Burton Wilkins, and Dot Hurst. MR. JAMES YNCLAN, Director fx Front row, left to right: Dot Hurst and Mike Mitchell. Second row: Dianne Alderman, Linda Spillman, Barbara Conerly, De- lores Metheny, and Bill Bryan. E 'Q with-f wwzwa mga- - ' K WWA Af . .- it wwf ff , A .Awww-.V .. , N A 4-.1 Ni... HEAD MAJORETTES: Miss Carol Roberts and Miss Dot Hurst. if' Left to right: Mary Beth Bennett, Luna Knight, and Carolyn Left to right: Carolyn Eures, Sophie Himrod, and Sharon Fischer. Stephens. I 67 gmac Sitting, left to right: Janet Hanush, Ben Coker, and Melba Simmons. Standing, first row: Walter Rc-as, Mary Barnett, James Wilkins, and Rowland Shackleford. Back row: Martha Spearman, Pat Chancey, and Lynda Sasser. Left to right: Sharon Fischer, Carolyn Eures, David Stringer, and Bill Irby. l68 ' aftdegcuwl First row, lm-ft to right: Bill Irby and David Stringer, Second row: Peggy Albritton, Ken Morrison, Dorothy Metheny, and Donnie Autry. Left to right: Marvin Metheny, Ken Morrison, and Peggy Albritton ofZ4e0 mad? Pictured above, left to right, back row: Carolyn Tillman, Burton Wilkins, and Donald Poucher. Seated: Sophie Himrod. Pictured above, sitting, left to right: Ken Morrison, Dorothy lletheny, and Donnie Autry. Standing: Kenneth Shackleford, Larry Cummings, and Ray Graham. Pictured below, first row, left to right: Norma Jean Williams. Julie Sim- mons, Jo Ann Kirkland, Virginia Patterson, Judy Knight, and ,le-raldine Lowe. Second row: Delores Metheny, W'ilma Richardson, Linda Stansell, Melba Draughn, Ann Long, Sue Smith, and Virginia Disharron. Third row: Carolyn Stephens, Carol Roberts, Mary Beth Bennett. and Mike Mitchell. Fourth row: Tillman Gibson and Bill Bryan. Pictured below, first row, left to right: Dolly Altman, Luna Knight, and Gail Wilson. Second row: Dorothy Cale Keller and Myar Sue Henry. I69 I70 ?.?..4'.,4.7 ' ZZ ' ecwlew ll lil Loolung our FBLX matt r1al 1 tandmg lcft to fl ht N11 s Causey Sponsor Mr Boat hammer Spon or Seatfd Carol Robert Qecretarv QYIVIH Kmght Trea urer 'Vlxldred Fner on Pre xdent Mane bmnth V1ce lresxdent Mary Lors Durrance Reporter The Future Busmess Leaders of AlllCI'lCa Club has been lnstrumental 1n awakenlng ln many students of Hardee Hlgh to the opportumtles whlch are avallable ln the fleld of buslness Any one who IS taklng a course 1n busmess IS ehglble for membershlp 1n the club Thls year there haye been 65 actne members who hare cooperated ln every way POQSI ble to put oy er the projects of the year The club carrled out seyeral projects and 3CtlXll1ES A varletyf show as a beneflt for the poho drne representatlyes of the club attended the state conventlon 1n Talla hassee a St Patrlclc s Day Dance and other ey ents Wllllll Y' ajft x WEB In1t1at1on day 1 Img of fun for standmg left to Tlght Soph1e Enjoymg soclal at Installatlon SCYVICC IS left to nght Sharon Tay H1mrod Emer on lones Buddy Baggot Carlyn Damel Seated lor 1611115 RCPCYOSIYY Ethelene Cranford Carolyn Alderman Cazolyn Fund Sharon F1 cher ,Iack1e Chet Barbra Conely Annette 5hCPafd JOHHII Dllfdafl Shelhi' Simmons B 1 ' J ' 5, S ', ' g I l S - , . Q . ' ,- s.., ':, s,- ,gay , s 3, . . ' l . . . . 3 . . . s , s , 1 , . , , . . . . . Y . . Y v . 7 V 7 . L .- . Y . . Y. . . . . . . Y . . Y + - - 5 . ' , v , . . 5 M' . .1 , W 2 y K by R 4 - A W S a .4 9 ji Q- . if F a t ' N xiii 1 1 9, , d -vp? 5:1 , 1 ,, .K,.'QYii'. - V ' 5:5 1 tqrggf 1 . ' if., L 3 . 1' s ., , : - , s . ., ' , s. : 7 ' , , ' 1' . ' , - S , , . s s - ,4'5 ea-zfffae r' ' 'w I-11 is si 25529 32-1-i V' ,fe 'Si - ':-2: 422 53.3-'N ri- ! i' Jig? ,,,..n- Off to convention are, left to right: Joann Murphy, Martha Whit- Keeping the office are, standing, left to right: Lynell Norris, Ruth comb, Joyce Murphy, Wade Scaffe, Loretta Mixon, Lora Faye Posey, Twylah Sapp, Carolyn Stevens, Hilda Stevens. Seated: Henderson, and Ellis Grimes. Glen Polk, Darleen Tindell. Q Rolling money are left to right Arden Revell Harry Mann Carol Ann Yarbrough Pat Xloore and Arlene W1lll8mQ 1' Joe Antler on lat Hendry Ann Bowen Stated Onitta Ruell ElSlI1lI'P Blaekvulder Terry Warren Annabelle Whitcomb Holt Sonny Roe Sharon Cvrten Larrw lloriou Dot Hurst Vnian 'Nleelttr on l7l if . if A t - A1, Making Polio posters are, standing, left to right: Patsy Albritton, Beginning center, front. left to right: Gerald Alderman, Sylvia , s,J A , ,. 1' ,Q ji's, , 7 Sedum -W ,.,,, .. M1 Seated left to rr ht V Walker I Bet B Carlton J Hartman S Carlton V Drsharoon T Hagans B Conerly J Nlurphx Standmg G Srmmon 'VI Frrer on 'NI Durranct R Po ey S Taylor S Knlght C Ntcholson J Murphy K Boatwrlght T Bryan Ur B T Kenney Spon or The Ella Beeson Chapter of the Future Teachers of Ame-rrca wx as organlzed at Hardee Hrgh ln 1955 Thls southful orgamzatlon alms to help tram soung people through practlce for professlonal and CIVIC leaclershlp lt encourages students to learn to cultnate 1n themselxes the qualltles of personallty and character the foundatlons of successful teachmg lt strn es to lntroduce young people to the msplrmg story of educatlon and to lnform them ofthe role free schools have play ed 1n the development of democ rac ln addrtlon to these acttvltres the F T A helps proude these teachers of tomorrow wlth SpCC1f1C rn formatlon about opportumtles rn the warlous flelds of educatlon One example of such tralnlng occurred at the close of the 1956 school term when the Future Teachers helped supervise the elghth grade county wlde Engltsh examlnatlon OFFICERS Left to rlght I Hartman Reporter M Durrance Treasurer B Carlton Secretary G Srmmons Presrdent S Knlght Vrce Presldent Standmg Mr Bob Kenney Sponsor 504 ' ..- t W'-'1 ': v 1 2 t Q , . J U1 .f I 3 - 1 1 ,vigil , - I Q . . , gz. ,.s,. .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. 1 :. s,.. s,,. gn. s,-. ,. ,. ,. , . , . j ,. . . . ', S . . . . v Y . - B i Talley? 512135 ww-'x . K K T up 'bf 4,-1 .pf e . Moa' 'T , i : ' 7 3 ' a 5 ' 1 Q . , g . , . : . , . 0 9 ' I Left to r1ght T B581 C Yar brough L Clorlou W Walker C N1Ch0l on S Carlton Seated left to rxght R Posey S Tawlor 'NI Frler on S Neal S Kmght P Albrltton Stand mg J Murphy 'VI Durrance C S1mmons J Nlurphy J Durden L F Hender on I73 ' qfamvzs ' ,v 'i H f ....uva..e,w 4- f if f 'sus-,..... f. 7 Top to bottom, first row, left to right: Mrs. Campbell, sponsor. Sophomores: Pa- tricia Hendry, Dennis Melton, Mike Crews, Jackie Cliett, Gerald Alderman, Jeff Daughtry, Gayle Waters, and Pat Counts. Second row: Mr. Reeves, spon- sor. Juniors: Dot Hurst, Shelby Simmons, Trudy Albritton, Donnie Alderman, Bobby Buckley, Edyth McDavid, Jennie Albritton, Terry Warren, Joe Anderson, Glen Polk, Miss Schweigart, sponsor. Third row, Seniors: Mary Lois Durrance, Mildred Frierson, Annetta Stanton, Margaret Hodges, Carol Roberts. Duck Smith, Larry Glorius, Loretta Mixon, Marie Smith, Jennie Repetoskyq Junior: Sharon Fischer, Junior. Fourth row: Buddy Baggot, Judy Maddox, Buddy Williams, Arden Revell, Bob Porter, Billy Jones, Donold Goolsby, Carol Yarbrough, Ann Bowen. It 5 A' - we -. mffefee ' L ' 551' L ' E,-' , , gg, ' ,pfhs T-as A A V 5 ji? 5.api2:'f' Q3589 , . ,Q . ,QQOS4 ggifgpma YQ we 3 AH ,H DR. STANLEY N. REEVES Chairman of Sponsoring Committee President Vice President Bob Porter Terry Warren Www l ww Presldent Bob pms scholarshlp r1b bon on student Darleen Tmdell Meetmgs are fun too Membershlp ln the Natlonal Honor SOClCty IS based upon the qualltles of Scholarship Leadershlp, Character and Servlce Members are chosen by the faculty from the llst of those who are scholastlcally ellglble The chap ter IS made up of 1570 of the semor class, 1000 of the jumor class, and 5'ZJ of the sopho more class Th1S year the Hardee Chapter of the N H S Caffled out several school servlce projects. Secretary Treasurer Judy Maddox Arden Revell if ff E T Eatmg always has an lmportant place ln NHS get togethers Mr Evers awards Ann Bowens NHS cert1f1cate Two of these were weekly devotlonal and rlbbons for scholarshlp at the end of each SIX weeks The sponsor of the Hardee Chapter, Dr S N Reeves, and the chapter council conslst mg of Mrs Elolse Drlskell Mrs Bruce Camp bell, and Mlss Nellle Schwelgart, were very helpful and mstrumental ln the actlvltles of the Soclety g o 0 I f I f I I xy I Q ' il ' C S I A W' . K K A A N I w , ull r f X, T ' M N rn , 1 V 4l X nj X r ryayl yf lll A f l in H f 'ill' r ,yaee,yy at , ,M , V, , or g 3, ff , l f ha f 4 'ff ,ini ,557 5 i su ,,, li? ,J -gr? V a f f l V5 53g55Z2EQggZ5ss5-seq ,Ei , 11-v2..ef T M 'r.152 ' at jg al' E555 Y f V- J 1. ' ,Sf . ...' w . I -Q J -S ' 9 li: 'l Till . M . . . , 1: nl! . . . . . . - if I . f ' ' . 2 ff ' . . , . ' ' . . is: X if . . . . . ' ' ' EE ' . 7s'+'4zaZeef-falaieakem to2adZmwi5a-aa!! Y' A yu f President DONALD GOOLESBY Vice President NANNETTE CRUCIUS Secretary Treasurer 'NIARIE SNIITH CLR u1ll and Scroll the lnternatlonal Honorarx SOCl6ty for Hlgh School Journal ISIS was organlzed for the purpose of encouragmg and rewardlng 1nd1v1dual achlevement m journallsm The SOCl6ly has alw ays taken an actne part ln ralsmg ff standards ln 1ts fleld and ln dlrectlng the course of hlgh school journallsm Mem bers must have at least a Junlor standmg must rank 1n the upper thlrd of thelr class, and must have done superlor work ln the fleld of hlgh school Journallsm X. vim-QA '+ Qs-+ 'Ns-.lf MRS ELOISE DRISKELL MR THOMAS HUNT Sponsor SPOT!-SOI' Wxldcat s Echo Wlldcat s Scratches 5 1 U.l - - - ., -A A 14 MAX A I K J - 4, .3 ,.sg5mmMAw AV A b p lr 4 i K X I76 2acZlaadSazoZZ2 Zffdfuf -Q--A-QS' ,,,,.,..m.-- 7'-nu '-gf?-v Seated left to rxght Twylah Sapp Mary Lors Durrence Mlldred Frrerson Sharon Green Nannette Crucrus Vrvlan Walker Margaret Walker Carol Yarbrough Jenme Albr1tton Standlng Vrvran Meeklson Buddy Baggett Donald Gooleshy Judy Maddox C111 Seated, left to rlght Arden Revell, Ann Bowen, Edith NIcDav1d, Margaret Hodgec, Annetta Stanton, Annette Shepard Standmg Mane Smrth, ,Ienme Repetosky, Carolyn Alderman t 7 . ' M rm V! ,, 'fit 1 .MM .N pw 5 X U MN I, QVAM K S Z ,,,A,,,,4,a,,. t an ,, 4 . 1 f . . 1, ' Q. - -, A 1 f- - A V . 'll -... u : , 1 s 9 1 7 J 9 9 ' : 7 ! 7 ' I r , mmrfw Q -s 7462. . .2 gfmfamafzfmm my MR. STINER WHITMAN Sponsor A 0 :AS OFFICERS-Front row, left to right: Carl Weis, Vice Presidentg Joe Baxter, Presidentg Annette Gilliard, Secretaryg Norma Summerall, Treasurer. Second row: Virginia Weeks, Historian and Photographer, Freddie Kersey, Sergeant-at-Armsg Veda Kay Weed, Reporterg Marvin Gillis, Parliamentariang and Betty Williams, Librarian. f is VIRGINIA WEEKS CHARLES WALKER l78 4 ne w .2 x 'Q 2 The objectives of the DCT are to de- velop saleable skills through training and work experience in an actual busi- ness establishment in his or her own community while completing his or her high school education, and thus learn to work harmoniously with others, both employer and employees. We believe it is best because he is at the age in which he can make personality adjustments. This enables him or her to discover and de- velop their individual interests, talent, aptitudes and abilities through training on the job and through club activities. These two things are important parts of the program of Diversified Cooperative Training. D, .75 4:70014 BETTY WILLIAMS NORMA SUMMERALL ANNETTE GILLIARD qt ,QU SAUNDRA JOHNSON VEDA KAY WOMACK FLOYD HRABAL CARL WEIS FREDDIE KERSEY JOE BAXTER if .noun DEERE 'af MARVIN GILLIS DEWEY STONE DAVID RITCHEY 'I79 SYM: ma? gbgw ,f- E A ,KWS- OFFICERS Standmg left to rlght Davld Strmger Reporter Marshall Slaughter Secretary Bill Blell Presldent Dan Carlton Bully Jones Vlce Presldent The Hardee County Sclence Club The Laboratory Squares was orgamzed thls year and has a membershlp of thlrty flVC The alms of thls club are to lncrease our knowledge of sclence by learning to perfect our knowledge of SClCHtlf1C skllls By domg thls, we hope to learn to understand the lmportance of sclence m our llves so that the knowledge of thls subject can help us gne better sen ICC to our commumts and natxon By learnlng to do these thlngs we Wlll become better members of the SCIENCE Clubs of Amerlca The projects of the Laboratory Squares include maklng a fleld trlp to Hlghland Hammock State Park and enterxng 1nd1v1dual projects 1n the reglonal sclence falr ln addltlon to these projects, members of the club make demonstratlons to lncrease ln terest ln SCICHCC v a h , A 0 5 r N jf f v X - J E H' tl rj '51 ll I 1 ' 1:4 Q at 5 ff! ff ' N - 3 ' ' . P 5 4-4 ' W V , . 1 V ,l H ei 'A To 5.113 ' 1' - 7 f we A Ls -A we- Q. , ' x R . A: K: 773.333 'ig 7, lc? get 2 . ' V 5 ,' 4 'll ,eb Q o ' T fl --: is. Y fa. J 17:1 K X Q K, ,g V-A ' SC Y 59 ' ' . ,, ,, . . . . . MR BOB KENNEY Sponsor MRS. ISABEL AKINS Sponsor 'Sita --,wi-5 i Jef-S Fha f40Z'4Zl6 em. Q' :F S 5'- , , D .F 1 ' QS u I-,math I lffy I lu linda Htmgn Bug y Carol Xarhrough Junmx 'Nlurdock Ruth Hln1T0d S , rlqr dml Kath H041 1 Ju lxdmm Carol Knddfnherrx fharh XIKIIOI on and Jun Lam 1 om U lu purn n learn to dl ull Maur ,fx I,- a horseshoe crab -ai Se -.1 , Cav H1 htomr Ubert Long Judy Maddox Vruan Meek: on Xddrz Xsard Patrrcla Hvndrv Trov Dau and LOUIS Herb Ifrrn and Gerald Xlderman tudw thu gzmratlon of I. lm wr h out three gram of odxurn Lhlorrdr- Lhntrlutx 'X If n , l r . ' . ,f Ta l ,I I, 1 0 5 , ' N.. 1' if ag, , N A T fx Ij.l 1 ' , .L r' 1 rius. f ' , ld v' v ' - ' Q - . l , UJQIQLOII. lol PM f, ' 5' g-s ' 1 - ' ' - ' ' I ' 'S .v S . A ' 1IlQIll1'lI5S -1l'. ' 's' . x I L ' I V .f N J 1 'N ' ' ' ' f N J K I on' 5 K A1 s X ' Dennis Melton, Ernest Cooper, and Thomas Bryan examine 5 ' ' Q, H ' 4 1 rx .- V V f fa J' x ' 75? . V, I P A 5 . , V 5 1 A f ' W I 1 f. , 1 . 1, ' K,- , L' , . , - , , . ' .H - 15,1 5 , ' N ' , A s- fs ISI 4-7fbz4.,..4'ewza5gD ' 'H ZJWUW XA, X- 1 4, t George Cause with his fat steer Mike McCaleb with gardening Larry Terre-ll in nursery Wayne Conerly Donald Frierson If Wayne B355 ,A . George Cause- ! , g Q fr-,L , K ...Q K 5 J , ' . ' .Q T N-2 was 5 Ig: . U p M ........ 'bexilrifcx' it A ' Sv . ' , if gb- 6' ' EE ' lf X 5 Z 4 M I ha fs,y,,,id1 V C ' ... i :K in Li T ssc fa 35 -' Larry Shiver ff A Q , E 5a'UlUY LW ' Ai VJ. Pat Shiver Larry Terrell Working on community gardening project, R. Farewell, M. McCaleb, G. Hooks, D. Best, H. Nickerson, C. Norris. The pictures above depict some of the projects boys carry on in their 4-H work. They also participate in the County Livestock Show, County Fair, Achieve- ment Day, and National 4-H Club Week. 4--H'ers work to '4Make the Best Betterw through the Varied experiences in 4-H. .!. L Q - fs, .1 4. W. Mr. J. F. Barco County Agen! 'x'as:,.i, f Z Travelmg on budge connectmg f the Florlda Kews f x Q2 566' 99 -' ff -I TV-RA - 'lKXx?Qf',fF .,, X 5 ,SPY f . ?2e.,..4, , 1 N1 c rl Yiliyli' J' if RUTLAND'S RADIO AND TV SHOP Wauchula Joann Murphy Alan Fisher Tony Fischer Joyce Murphy I' KNlGHT'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Wauchula Billy Anderson Palsy AlbriHon Carolyn Dickerson Billy Eures 3: iz COMMUNITY ICE AND STORAGE WaucI'1uIa Duck SmlII1 LoreH'a Muxon JoI1nny Terrell Judy Maddox mv- 'RX . X Q - 1 M. E. BROWN, INC. Bowling Green Michael Gross Sammy Lowe Bob PorI'er KaI'I'1y Hodges X T . K 5 gk Q Q 9 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Wauchula Raymond Durrance Ray Gran+ham Duane Alderman Pafrlcla Teal x5lU1 5 5f,,gff...,....M.,..,.,,, f If 5 SUS ONAI HARDEE CO. SEED AND CRATE Wauchula Jennie AlbriHon Jean Besi' Terry Warren Terry Albriffon I SJ 1-If NICHOLSON SUPPLY CO Wauchula Charles Nicholson Dale Johnson Ann Bryan -N Y 1' ,. ,. ', -sv Q, ' 4 M W F X, g ' -XZ ja A'h: Qlwll llg ? fm? ffsli IIN Q , g. ULLRlCH'S SOFT WATER SERVICE Wauchula Ben Dunlap Phyllis Lamberf 1' Rufh Gause ,lan an PENINSULAR EQUIPMENT CO INC Wauchula Margarle Hodges Jack Sfrlclzland Lora Faye Henderson Donold Goolsby Anne++a S+an+on Mildred Frierson CN Keep Up Wrih +l1e News HERALD - ADVOCATE Lynell Norris Jim Kelly X Bennie Minyard Pai' Kelly 'h.. J F25 Cz an-5 ff! 'v 'N . ,K , 3-Q J 4 Laing 54,56 5' LQQA3 -'Z' 5. xf Y' I i C. T. RATLIFF, REALTOR Wauclwula Janice Ward Anna Belle Wlwifcomb Gene Wiggins Kenne+l1 Benlon X in if Lyn V 1,51 31? 2- Waucl1ula Joe Smuih Marne Sm1+l1 Mary Maxwell Glen Pollc R. L. BOB FISHER M022 ' c:ocA-coLA BOTTLING co. Wauchula Joe Anderson NaneH'e Crucius Elymire Blackwelder Joe Bax+er - .,...l - Qf16E2, T -Fi' x, - W WAUCHULA FARMERS SU PPLY CO. Ann Hlmrod Sylvua Holi' Buddy Williams John Dou+l1H' f Fmxxuc ' r WE! n' n fi. 'MII' Fa .. 01' WYE in Rik yxigzjygkgl, -,,.L,.,f: Q97 'WL was . WM. LARUE ' a AGENTQ X f eff, wwcnuu. ru.A. 5. 'Z I. ff of be 6' f 1 4' X ,... O- S- Xih, A i +L 'L - I Mi T Ax i - ia.. 4' '+- ---, vi' -f l ,M I vim! -rg, - fi Bs, DOYLE CARLTON, JR. Wauchula Sue Counfs Billy Buckley Bobby Buclcley Trudy AlbriH'on QU 9 'Elf PRlNE'S BOAT AND MOTOR SALES Bowling Green Mary Lois Durrance Ara Mae Bradley -...gawk David DeLille Cline AlbriH'on xi! if -Q fa' , 3 fifd lllil 5 PASS TRACTOR CO. Wauchula Mary Befh Benne'H Wade Scaffe Jennie Repeiosicy Sharon McCall Jackie Lowe I u n 0 l .5-.5 CITY OF ZOLFO L--ff jk Mm 4 QL 1 4 . L, , . , - x ., K 5-.NFL 12,44 Y, 17 i ,1 ,1 ..r 1' ' ,. William Coker Faye Thompson Twylah Sapp Jim CarH'on ' Elm gommmr sam! WW mv-Ifiuihq mlhr mlmsl of qli ' 'mt 9 m'm 'd5 7715514119 fxuuhons shauid bf based on Lg A ::: - - ' ' ' ' - Q' if-'-'if-J:.:: mi: r ' lh-rf Ufvwwndlsmglbg gm-mmm! us dmgrms la Ihr mamlmanrr of sci: 'gomnmml 10 -'wil x C 'r' 5: gr. ' -1 n'1.':usl': nw: or - v f 4.---v-V. f 1':'.'..Qf. -v: :,n.fhrXmrr:. . mM1hmfnMkdMfHl ioznmnmsm sam! and .N ' Q W qw' fillllll lllwihm llilfliffli by uf Ilfistin hm SOUTHERN FARM BUREAU Wauchula Pafrncla Hendry Donnie Aufry WaH'er Reas Sandra Daniels Dennis Mel+on qw if . . ,,. ,.wLQ 2 f' X' 'fyffff nl Aff -,ii NEWELL'S JEWELRY STORE Wauchula Mike Mi+chell Rufh Himrod James Lowe Sheila CarH'on l A 494 fn isa' XX Wy ya fiwlwfe fi nfl' MQ f x,.w QV, ffm mm n ---1 REVELL'S MANUFACTURING CO. Wauclwula Linda Rollins Dan Carlfon Carol Roclenberry Kenne+l1 Nicholson A nf Q N C? ,Q- is YN K-4... S J k nd LL ,,,,.. 5 1 'Q 1 nw 1!Z4 Tvi jail? D 4 Q, gf' ,u '2 x., 4' A 'Z I X 4 .rp .f 1' A ' -. ft' Q.. 'vi 4w. ' 4 u ' 4 Aa. . . Q -A , , X x , K . In - - . . 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QA iealef' W f' ,fee ' Rh , M4995 ' 36 in ff 13: ani ,A-,, Jw fe, ii QF4 EET. - ,F i,,:E,-Eeegg. -3517 va.. Jill' X., S! em i'l 1 34 MII., 1 I A - A '. i G ag A ,Q 6 idiimf 5 Y W ' 'N' is E , I 11 gg! ,iff .B v f e 5 I 5 . - m Mwix-LP 34 uno' 'H W 3 rr k ' - ' I f s ...Y In-.F '- -11 ,M p V -3 ,X .4-f A ,JW -3 Efhmfv I Q ,,. 9 2 i gli- , 3 2 W' A 1 TX ffi Quai' STU DSTILL PACKING CO. Wauchula Buddy BaggoH Morris Turner Arden Revell Mary Lois Durrance Qi gk E Complimenfs of Complimenfs of KNIGHT AND FLESHER W. W. WHITEHURST MERCURY DEALER ATTORNEY AT LAW Wauchula Wauchula ' v X: , Y! ' if Q? 0' , INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATTEZQZQLG GRQCERY STQRE Wauchula X7 . I owlin Green QQQZZIQM 9 Complimenfs of J. A. ALBRITTON, JR. Bowling Green Complimenfs of HI-WAY CASH GRGCERY Bowling Green Complimen+s of Complimenfs of S. AND W. CANNON STEEL AND SUPPLY BUILDING AND SUPPLY Bowling Green Wauchula Complimen+s of Complimenfs of BRYAN'S B. AND S. 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