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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1959 volume:

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Marryin' Sam CMike Mitchelll performs a double ceremony In : ,L,. .i e I f r ' y , .. ...,,QN 9' . lv , ll fx on fe .4 Teachers take time out for rest. H Chorallers present rrunstrel Sams are scrivu . . . ' Y ' at H- ' in Students performing a SmelIy chemistry experiment. MVS. D0minick's Science class. . ' i 8th grade class working at the board. ,.....u-Q N. 5 . 1 ze fs 3. K, Mr. Lastir1ger's class at work. Mr. Kenny demonstrates for the General Science class and others are liglzb , R Gay 20 s nn Homecomlng parade. Speech class helps out in Minstrel. in-L l l An Male beauty comes? af Pep rally D.C.T. holds parries galore Many are hilariou . 'F Mr. Whitman doing The Hula Loop. The winner is carried off by cheerleaders . f I 9 Girls adverrise F.H.A.-F.F,A. hayride. avid-13' .fx M, -vw , 18 js, XE ub T fm x Key Cub rn Yates new members Ueachers haw flzvzr par! Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Plerce 'Q 'i Mr. Roberis Mrs. Driskell 1' Mr. Kenny Dr. Reeves ifg DONT BE OWU UWMJ'-fx fm i QMJCQ 1 PRINCIPAL 1 I 5 .-2 7'.,c, W 9 'Z -L'7,,,f7fvr1,l,L : rj ,V ,, ,V Qkfvu bag 'Lf A A, GJ Q, ' w J fuk-Vi. fubffq. LMJQQ-if if 7Uk f'Q Q- ,4':L!NA.!' -.rl D a Wg' A ., M l6'0 rd af Educafio SEATED Josh Albrmon Rsed Stewart Tom Snmmons and Jmmy Mlxon STANDING R L Fnsher Our Board of Educahon IS composed of men who gave of Their Time TalenTs and Themselves To us and our school These Tune men help To build The morale of our sTudenTs and helps Them In Thelr quesT for knowledge They work hard for us and The be1Ter menT of our school We apprecuaTe Thelr work and should Try To co-operaTe wlTh Them In every way posslble 1 , , , I . Z . . . . . I I ' Superintendent Mr. Dominick, superintendent of our schools, is not always in direct contact with the students, but his leadership is always evident. He, with the assistance of the Board of Education, formulates the policies that are so important to the successful operation of our schools. MISS RUTH SOUTHERLAND 2 Q . sd' Hill' MR. H. B. DOMINICK Supervisor Miss Ruth, our supervisor, is known to all, as the nice lady who is always ready to help both teachers and students. Her guidance and suggestions, as she goes from room to room, are not only important to the school pro- gram, but an inspiration to all. f'..... .-9 The Annual Staff of the Hardee Junior-Senior High School is to be highly commended for their remarkable efforts rendered in preparing the 1958- 59 Annual. The annual of any school always reflects the achievements and standards of the Student Body. I know that each student will feel proud of this annual. I hope this yearbook will serve as a challenge to all students to live their lives in a manner that will bring honor to themselves and the school. I speak for the entire student body and theffy ' faculty in extending our mfost sincere congratula- tions to Mr. Bryan Boatenhammer, the sponsor, and all members of the Annual Staff for another outstanding yearbook. Very truly yours 6ZMt?Jw'Q Principal W The measure of greatness of our school is found in its student body. The achievements of Our graduates mark Hardee High as a great institution. Through these halls pass the future citizens of our community. To the seniors we hope you continue the tradi- tion of being good citizens, worthy of having been a student in Hardee High. Sincerely, tg Supervising Principal 5 Selzeel Secretaries . MRS. MILDRED GREEN Florida Southern Bookkeeper WN ,-fflx a, XL fi . If ff ,: .f. 1,1 MRS. KATHERlNE DAVIS, B.S. Florida Southern Visiting Teacher MRS. JUNE THOMAS Secretary! t 1 ,- .V bl ami The success of Hardee High depends par- tially on the work and patience of our visiting teacher, Mrs. Davis, our bookkeeper, Mrs. Green, and our school secretary, Mrs. Thomas. Due to their efficiency our office is run smoothly. cuicfr High Zfmchers MRS. ISABEL AKINS, M.Ed. University ot Florida Biology MR. BRYAN BOATENHAMMER9 MSE Arkansas State College , Journalism MRS. FLORENCE CAMPBELL, A.B Florida State University Ar MISS GOLDA CARLTON, MA Florida State University English MRS. ISABEL CARLTON, M.A. Western Carolina College Social Studies MlSS FRANCES CAUSEY Florida State University Business Education all 'g if A i gil MR. DAVE DERUZZO, B.S. University of Florida , Algebra Florida Southern Collegsvff ,JJ fi! Mies. ELoisE DRISKELL, Aly 1 Fo r Languages ,fy -Q W MW! MISS EVA HAYES, B.S. University of Tennessee Homemaking MISS ALMA LEE JONES, B.S. Florida Southern College Physical Education MRS. RONELL JONES, B.S. xrida Southern College siness Education MR. BOB T. KENNEY M.Ed. University of Florida Science A Q' ar-3' 'Quai wi-arf MR. SAM LASTINGER Florida Southern College, B.S. Math MR. JOHN MADDOX, B.S.A. University of Florida F.F.A. Sponsor Agriculture f MR. JERRY MEDLOCK, M.Ed. University of Alabama Social Studies MISS THELMA COLE MILLER, M.Ed. University of Florida Math MR. JlM MCGONIGAL, B.A. Florida State University Band Director MR. H. C. PATTERSON, B.S.E. Arkansas State College Drivers Education W ' tx di Q9- ff? 'TS' MRS. VIRGINIA PATTERSON, B. of M.Ed. Murray State College A Music MRS. ALICE PEARCE, M.A. Florida State University Senior High Librarian .x . MV ll lu V Q CIW I fi fY'Xaf MR. C. A. PLATT, B.S.A. University of Florida Agriculture MISS MARCELLA PURDOM, A.B Florida State University English DR. STANLEY REEVES, Ph.D. Peabody College Chemistry MRS. MATTIE MAE SAUNDERS Florida State University Homemaking MISS NELLIE SCHWEIGART, M.Ed. University of Florida Social Studies MR. ROBERT SHIRAR, B.S. Ball State Teachers College Coach X . I ,f - f Q! I l I 'XF' MISS LOUISE SOUTHERLAND, M.A. Florida Southern College Languages MRS. MYRTIE STRICKLAND, A.B. 'Z Florida State University Social Studies MR. DUNNING R. TERRELL, M.S. Louisiana State University Coach MR. STINER L. WHITMAN, B.S. Troy State Teachers College D.C.T. R xv, N I fig Y julfmr flzgh Zfmvlzers MRS. ADELAIDE BURKE, B.S. Florida State University Social Studies MRS. EXIE CATHCART, B.A Stetson University Social Studies Q MISS JESSIE CATHCART, M.A. Florida Southern College Math MRS. EMMA CREWS, B.S. Florida Southern College Math MRS. SHEILA DERUZZO, B.S. Boston University, Sargent Physical Education MRS. IRIS DOMINICK, B.S. Florida Southern College Science f . Yfxl F iff N' 2, l i 2 il l 1 MRS. FRANCES EVERS, A.B. Georgia State Woman's College Literature, English MISS FLORENCE LAWSON, B.S. Albany State Teachers College English MRS. CATHERYN MCDONALD, A.B. Florida Southern College Junior High Librarian MR. MARTIN 9 RQON, B.A.Qlf Stetso Llnixgersity ' g gif' English M in '-' .fl f lf 'I l ldlj GLX. , L 'i V, NJ! .J l l' ,fly loft, Wt, Baa 4.1 MRS. LENA KATE WALKER, B.S. Florida Southern College Science, Math lui Yr 26 'A Kg ts STANDING, left to right: Diane Alderman, Barbara Williams, Nendell Cotton, Gayle Goode. SEATED: Mike Crews OFFICERb MIKE CREVVS WENDELL COTTON DIANE ALDERMAN BARBARA WILLIAMS GAYLE GOODE Vlce President President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Scuirfr 611155 Oficers CHARLES THOMAS ABBOTT The great die young, so l'm really going to take care of myself. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, FFA I, 2: Ambi- tion: To get an ambition. CHARLES ABERNATHY 'Tis foolish to marry, but folly not to. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Prom Server 2, Student Council 2, Debating Society 4, Ambition: To make the most of my life. D! fell KJ ywfug, yguzwm., ff A JAMES HILL ALBRITTON Bashful at first but fun after a while. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, Key Club 4, Library Club 4, Ambition: To be a farmer. PEGGY ANN ALBRITTON There are no gains without pains. Band 1, 2, FHA I, 2, 3, Junior Music Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, President 4, NHS 4, Prom Server 2, Band Letterman's Club 1, 2, Annual Staff 4, Ambition, To graduate from business college. .,7P- ify. BETTY JEAN ALBRITTON Almost everything that is great has been done by the young. DCT 4, Ambition: To be a receptionist. FRANKIE ALBRITTON I never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles me. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, Library Club 4, Ambition: To retire and hunt quail for the rest of my life. ww r RAY ALEXANDER Sometimes I sit and think, but most of the .D time I just sit. X Q! I Library Club 45 Ambition: To pass Physics. , KI, J Q. 'xx X 1 'a' e- Ikllf fl X g X X ETHLYN DIANE ALDERMAN Let us be of good cheer, however, remember- ing that the misfortunes hardest to bear are those which never come. Class Secretary 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Graduation Band 2, 3, Maiorette 3, Head Maiorette 4, NHS Vice President 3, NHS Treas- urer 4g Recog. Banquet 3, 47 FBLA 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Prom Server 2, Ambition: To always be honest with my fellow man throughout my life. JERALD ROY ALDERMAN Wisdom is the principal thing, therefore get wisdom, and with all thy getting get under- standing. NHS 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Student Council 1, 3, Prom Server, Ambition: To do my best. .1 1-' DAVID ARVIN ANDERSON Live and learn die and forget it all DCT 3- Ambition: To be a success LINDA FAYE BELL To hurry and worry IS not my creed things will happen-so what's the need. DCT 3, 4, Librarian 35 Ambition: To be suc- cessful in everything I do. MARY BETH BENNETT Those who listen and say little, will win their reward some happy day. Band l, 2, 3, Maiorette l, 2, 3, Band Letter- man's Club 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, FHA l, FBLA 4, Vice President 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Graduation Band l, 2, Ambition: To be a success in everything l try to do. EDWARD BENTON Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football Captain 4, Ambiton: To be a Professional Playboy. LARRY BOYETTE Football and girls don't mix but who plays football? FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Speech Club 4, Ambition: To graduate. JOAN MARLINE BROOKS Blonde or brunette, short or tall, l'll set a trap to snare 'em all. FHA 2, DCT 4, Library Club 4, Pep Club 4, Ambition: To be Teacher's Pet. RAY FRANK BIETZ Such as this causes a shortage of teachers. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Decoration Co' Chairman 3, Speech Club 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice President 4, Debating Club 4, Pres- ident of D. Club, Scratches Staff 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2, Ambition: To make the world a better place in which to live. Ke MYRA WYNELL BROWN lt 5 not what you say but what you do. FHA lg DCT A, Vice President Ag Ambition: To get my l1eart's desire. AVALON BROWN Love and be loved. FBLA 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating Club 4, Pep Club 4: Choraliers 2, 3, 4: Ambition: T0 go to business college. MARITA PAY BROWN Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you, DCT 4: Ambition: To be an artist. PHILLIP BROWN lf hard studying cuts life, l'll live forever. Ambition: To graduate. PATRICIA ANN BRUMMETT Always friendly, always gay, alway smiling, that's her way. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: FBLA 4: Future Nurses: Library Club 4: Pep Club 4: DCT 4: 4-H Club I, 2, 4: Ambition: To marry a millionaire and own a white Cadillac. JERALD ADDISON BRUSH Think National Honor Society 3, 45 Speech Club 45 Science Club 45 Library Club 45 Ambition: To become a radio engineer. ANN BRYAN I find what I want and my goal is to get it. Cheerleader l, 25 Choraliers 2, 3, 45 FBLA 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Miss Hardee County Court 45 Ambition: To do something sensational. JACQUELINE JACKIE CLIETT l like boys, but above all-football, baseball, and basketball. Wildcats' Scratches l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 3, Editor 45 Annual Staff 45 NHS 2, 3, 4, Reporter 45 Miss Baseball 25'Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Girls' State 35 Graduation Usher 35 Recognition Ban- quet 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Library Club 3, 45 Speech Club 45 Science Club 25 Ambition: To be the Women's National Slalom Champion. RUFUS LEE CLOUD I just love work, I could sit and watch it go on all the time. FFA 2, 3, 45 DCT 45 Library Club 4. CARL EDWARD CLARK The harder I try, the smarter to be, the dumber I am. Football l, 25 Library Club 45 FFA 'l, 2, 35 Ambition: To be the U.S. Marshal of Oak Grove. GEORGE WENDELL COTTON A word to the wise is sufficient, but write me a letter please. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Annual Staff 3, Usher at Graduation 3, Prom Server 2, NHS 4, Ambition: To have an ambi- tion. JOHN EDWARD CRAFT Some people say that the best things in life are free, but wine, women, and song cost a plenty. Football 1, Library Club 4, Ambition: To be the mayor of Sweetwater. GWENDOLYN MARIE COOPER To achieve success one must make an attempt. Spanish Club 2, Choraliers 3, Scratches Staff 4, FBLA 4, Pep Club 4, Library Club 4, Ambi- tion: To succeed. PATRICIA ANN COPELAND Wl'lat's in a name? Plan to change mine some- day. Choraliers 3, FBLA 4, Pep Club 4, Library Club 4, FHA I, 2, 3, Ambition: To graduate. MARIE ELAINE CRANFORD Dont laugh I may do something sensational e I 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Chorallers Annual Staff 3 DCT 4 Secretary 4 Ambition To be a secretary and marry my boss EARL CRAWLEY A living proof that teachers earn their pay. FFA l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Library Club 4, Ambition: To have an ambition. MICHAEL WALLACE CREWS BE sure you are right, then stick to your beliefs. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Florida Governor 3, 4, State International Convention 2, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent I, 3, 4, Student Council I, 3, 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 2, 3, 4, Rec. Banquet 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Sophomore Boys' State 3, Band I, Letterman's Club 2, Graduation Usher 3, Ambition: To obtain enough power someday to help solve some of the world's many problems. JEFF DAUGHTRY I choose my friends for their good looks, my acquaintances for their character, and my ene- mies for their brains. FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Prom Server 2, Ambition: To be a success in life. THERON ROBERT DURDEN Live, love, and be happy. Spanish Club 2, FFA I, 3, 4, Debating Society 4, Graduation Usher 3, Ambition: To be a top-notch mechanic. KAY ETHO ENGLISH 'Whenever I feel the urge for exercise coming on, I lie down until it passes over. Transfer from Mulberry High, FTA I, 2, Officer 2, FHA 'l, 2, Officer 2, Band 2, Maiorette 2, Beta Club I, 2, 3, 4, Debating Society 4, Choraliers 3, 4, FBLA 4, Annual Staff 4, Gradaution Usher 3, Ambition: To go to college. NATHAN ROBERT DAVIS To drive in the fastest race in the world. Agriculture 1, 2, DCT 4, Ambition: To be a success in life. WILLIAM KBILLJ DICKEY 'Work hard and rest hard. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Choraliers 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Senior Class Representative, Ambition: To be a success at what I attempt. Jw GEORGE WARREN GIBBS lf first you don't succeed, quit5 Why be hard' headed. Library Club 45 Football 25 FFA I, 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Ambition: To be the first Professional roper of Bowling Green. WANDA GIBSON To say things that are good instead of bad things that people will hold against me. FHA 2, 35 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Transferred from Pruden High School, Pruden, Tennessee, Ambition: To have an ambition. ALMA FRANK Foot loose and fancy free. Library Club 3, 45 Prom Server 25 Usher at Graduation 35 Ambition: To be a private secre- tary. DONALD LAWRENCE FRIERSON Live, love, laugh, and be happy. FFA I, 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Key Club 45 Annual Staff 35 Co-Editor 45 Ambitiom To succeed in whatever I do. pfw, 3 JOSEPH MILES JOE GILLIARD l burned the midnight oil, but hot for study. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Library Club 45 Junior Conservation Club I5 Ambition: To be a first class tractor driver. EVELYN GAYLE GOODE lf silence was golden, I would be bankrupt. FHA I, 25 Scratches Staff 3, 45 Class Reporter 45 Prom Server 25 Usher at Graduation 35 Latin Club 3, 45 Corresponding Secretary 35 Library Club 3, 45 Vice President 45 Ambition: To get the best out of life. BARBARA ELLEN GOOLSBY To be what I want to be and not what other people tell me to be. FHA 1: DCT 4: Ambition: To be a stenographer. ROY GOODWIN lf at first you don't succeed, fry, try, and try again, like l did. FFA l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Football l, 25 Ambition: To be the nation's top customizer. MERLE HUNTER HENDERSON When the going gets tough, the tough gets going. Football I, 2, 3, 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: DCT 4: Track 3: Ambition: To own my own business. JAMES MITCHELL HENDERSON Be sure you're right, then go ahead. Football 1, 2, 3: Junior Conservation 1, FFA I, 2, 3, 4: Softball 3, 4, Library Club 4, Ambi- tion: To be a millionaire. at 11.9 MICHAEL DAVID GROSS Don't keep up with the Jones's, wait a day and meet them on their way back. Annual 'l, 2, 3, 4, FFA 'l, 4, Track 3, 4: Ambi- tion: To be the greatest artist in the world. EDDIE LEE HENDERSON If the girls interfere with your studying, quit the girls. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA officer 4: FFA Softball Team 3, 4: B Squad Football 'l, 2, Ambition: To have a million acre ranch. 'WF Mix!! . f - 1 MYRA SUE HENRY Everyone is entitled to his own opinion. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Graduation Band I, 2, 3, NHS 4, Ambition: To obtain an ambition that best suits me, BARBARA GAIL HERNDON To take what life gives me and use the talent that God gave me. FHA I, FNC 3, 4, President 3, Latin Club I, DCT 3, Ambition: To be a great nurse. PATRICIA HENDRY Go quickly-see what she is doing-and tell her, she mustn't. FHA I, 2, 3, FBLA I, 2, 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Usher at Graduation 3, Rec. Banquet 2, 3, 4, Junior Music Club 'l, 2, 3, Ambition: To revolutionize the fashion industry. ROSS ALAN HENDRY Anything worth doing, is worth doing well. Football I, 2, Key Club 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Student Council 3, 4, President of Student Body 4, Basketball I, Prom Server 2, Ambition: To be a success in whatever I choose as my Life's work. rs 1 ELIZABETH MERLE HERNDON People cannot be pudged by what other people say about them but they can be fudged by what they say about others FH I 2 Server at Spring Festival 2 3 Ambition To be a success in life VIRGINIA RUTH HIMROD Always laugh and be gay and people will wonder what you are up fo, FHA I, Junior Music Club 2, 3, Choraliers 2, 3, 4, Trio 4, Cheerleader 4, Letterman's Club 4, Prom Entertainer I, 2, Graduation Usher 3, Ambition: To go to modeling school. JOHN AUSTIN HIRST Girls are like flowers, you should change them often, and always keep a fresh supply on hand. Football 4, Library Club 4, Transfer from Miami Jackson High, Senior Notable, Ambition: KATHLEEN HODGES Laugh, and the world laughs with you, cry, and you cry alone. Student Council 4, Reporter 4, FHA T, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, Little Women T, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Choraliers 2, 3, 4, Junior Music Club 2, Ambition: To get the best out of life by putting the most into it. MAROIE LOU JOHNS A laugh is equal to riches. FHA T, FBLA 4, Junior Music Club 3, Graduation Usher 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Library Club 4, Ambition: Private secretary. DALE ALLEN JOHNSON l'Never fail. Choraliers 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 2, 3, Letterman's Club 4, Prom Host 2, Track l, 3, 4, Football'4, Basketball 3, 4, Student Council 2, FFA T, 2, 3, Class President 2, Class Vice President T, Ambition: To make the best of what l am, Hgx in . BRENDA JOYCE JARNAGIN Silence is for Saints, but l'm human. FBLA lt 4: FHA T, Public Relations 2, 3, Span. ish Club 3, 4, Junior Music Club 3, Pep Club 4: Little Women's Club 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Ambition: To always be happy and gay, LONNIE EDWARD JOHNS Foot-loose and fancy free, ain't nobody gonna' me. Class Treasurer 2, Library Club 4, Graduation Usher 3, Parliamentary Team 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice President 4, FBLA 4, Recog. Banquet 2, FFA Convention 2, 4, Ambition: To succeed in everything I do, Nl yt' MYRA NELL KLEIN Even if you are on the right track, you will get run over if you just sit there. FHA I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Junior5enior Prom Server 3, FBLA 4, Secre- tary 4, NHS 4, Ambition: To go forward. RICHARD KNIGHT A team is only what you'make it. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, FHA 4, Ambition: Never to live an idle moment. OPAL ANTIONETTE ANNlE JONES Think before you speak and never lose a friend. FHA l, 2, 3, Scratches Staff 3, News Editor 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Server at PTA Spring Festival 2, 3, DCT 4, Reporter 4, Ambition, To be a secretary and undertake everything cheer- fully. JO ANN KIRKLAND Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow, Then don't do itunless you have to. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Graduation Band 2, 3, FHA 3, Ambition, Live long enough to do all that I want to do. GLENDA MAXINE LANIER Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. Junior Band l, FHA 3, FBLA 4, Pep Club 4, Rec. Banquet Server 3, Ambition: Telephone operator, LOIS JEAN LESSLEY The things you read and the thoughts you think are the things you are tomorrow. ,fFHA I, 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, FNC 3, 4, President 4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Music Club I, 2, Spring Festival Enter- tainment 3, Ambition: To be a nurse. ALBERT LONG Believe in yourself, 1here's magic in faith. Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, NHS 3, 4, President 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Scratches Staff 3, 4, Out- standing Committee Chairman 2, Choraliers 2, Graduation Usher 3, Editor of Student Directory 3, 4, Key Club State Con. 2, 3, 4, Ambition: T0 be a Medical Technologist. BARBARA ANN LOWE It's better to be seen than heard because actions speak louder than words. Choraliers 2, 3, 4, FNC 3, 4, Pep Club 4, FBLA 4, Ambition: To be a Lab. technician. DENNIS CORTEZ MELTON '-'Was Christ a man like us? Ah! let us try if we then, too, can be such a man as he! Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, State Con. 3, 4, Key Club Workshop 3, 4, JV Football 1, 2, NHS 2, 3, 4, Prom Server 2, Graduation Usher 3, Speech Club 4, Debating Society 4, Scratches Staff 4, Annual Staff 2, Ambition: To be an engineer. MICHAEL BRUCE MITCHELL A living example that teachers earn their pay. Band I, 2, Basketball Manager I, 2, 3, 4, Let- terman's Club 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4, Key Club 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Class Officer 3, Ambition: To do God's will in my life. JAMES LOWE The good things in life are costly. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Ambition: To succeed in a given field. MARTHA LOWE ACTIONS speak louder than words, FNC 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Ambition: To be a nurse. MONROE MORON MONCREIF Live and die trying to get out of Hardee High. FFA 1, 2, DCT 3, 4, Recognition Banquet 3, Ambition: To be the best cow milker of all times. CHARLES CLAUDE NICHOLSON lf I can't find a way, l'll make one. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, State Corresponding Secretary 4, State Con. 2, 3, 4, International Con. 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Choraliers 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Recognition Banquet 2, 3, 4, Out- standing Service Award 2, Library Club 4, Prom Server 2, Usher Senior Graduation 3, Junior Music 2, Ambition: To be a millionaire. F A ll TTS ROBERT MOLlNA You can never plan the future by the past. Football 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, FFA l, 2, Track l, 2, Letterman's Club 4, Ambition: To live successful and happy life. JAMES CHANDLER MURDOCK Man is the measure of all things. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Track l, 2, 3, 4, De- bating Society 4, Ambition: College. 4 '11 ROGER LEE NICKERSON Gentlemen prefer blondes, but l prefer all of them. FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Softball 2, 3, Ambition: To be the milkingest fellow to ever step inside of a dairy barn. KENNETH ALLEN ODEN Small deeds done are better than large deeds planned. FFA 2, 3, 4, Ambition: To reach the top Qof wl'1at?J. MARY ELLA OSTEEN 'Where there's a will, there's a way. Ambition: Telephone Operator. CORDIE YVONNE PLATT I'm like a seed the birds have dropped, pop up anywhere. Scratches Staff 3, 4, News Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Reporter 4, FHA I, 2, 3: Science Club 2: Speech Club 4, Debate Club 4: Senior Usher at Graduation: Pep Club 4, Ambition: To be a blessing to everyone for Christ's sake. DOUGLAS ALLEN RAY I like work, it fascinates me, I would sit and watch it for hours. Football 3: Student Council 3: DCT Club 47 Ambition: To always be a hard worker. CECIL WINSLOW REDDING I stand here as living proof that teachers earn their money. Ambition: To work for my living for a change. 3 lip: JAMES DOYLE PARKER I never let studies interfere with my educa- tion. FFA l, 2, 3, 4: Ambition: To be the terror of all highways. JIMMY PULLEN Good things come to those who wait. EFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football lg Softball 3, 4: Ambi- tion: To be the US. Marshal ot Lemon Grove. CAROL RODDENBERRY Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body. NHS 3, 4, Student Council 4, Band 1, FHA 1, Choraliers 2, 3, 4, Junior Music Club 4, Gradua- tion Usher 3, Annual Staff 4, Rec. Banquet 3, 4, Ambition: To be able to set a goal and reach it. LINDA SUE ROLLINS A living proof that teachers earn their pay. FBLA 2, 4, Junior Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Little Women's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Captain 4, Prom Server 2, Graduation Usher 3, Lady-in-Waiting-Cucum- ber Festival 55-56, Ambition, To be a nurse. K -Il 'fd is 7 I NV 'V' x NORMAN KEITH REVELL Live and learn FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: To be a success in life. AGATHA RHODES Beautiful thoughts make a beautiful soul, and a beautiful soul makes a beautiful face. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, Prom Server 2, Art Comm. 3, Pep Club 4, Ambition: To be a Com- mercial Artist. wir LYNDA ELIZABETH SASSER Dynamite comes in little packages. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Officer 3, FBLA Treas- urer 4, Graduation Band 1, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Library Science 4, Scratches Staff 4, Ambition: Private Secretary. ROWLAND LEROY SHACKELFORD A living proof that teachers earn their pay. FFA 1, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Graduation Band 1, 2, 3, Key Club 4, Student Council 2, Boys' State 3, Graduation Usher 3, Prom Server 2, Ambition: To be just a little better. AUDREY ANN SHIVER When you think that you don't have a friend, turn to the Lord and he will be your friend. 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Short Course l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 3, County Council 2, State Council 3, FHA l, 2, Science Club l, 2, Electricity Club 1, 2, 3, President l, 2, 3, Scratches Staff 3, FNC 3, 4, DCT 4, Ambition: To be a nurse. MELBA MARLENE SIMMONS l am glad that a Spaniard found Florida. FHA 'l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band l, 2, Band Officer 2, 3, 4, Band Treasurer 3, 4, Band Secretary 4, Graduation Band l, 2, 3, Spring Festival Entertainment l, 2, 3, FBLA 4, Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3, Ambition: To live a life that I can always be proud of. WILLIAM MAURICE TOMLINSON lf work is the cause of death, l'll live for- ever. FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Ambition: U.S. Air Force. LEONARD JAMES VERNON If girls interfere with work, quit work, DCT Club 4, Ambition: To be a floral designer. JEWEL TAYLOR The best place to find a helping hand is at the end of your arm. Graduation Usher 3, FBLA 4, Ambition: To be a secretary. MARlLYN FAY THOMPSON Not too serious, not too gay, but a jolly good girl in work or play. FHA 1, Junior Music Club 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Prom Server 2, Library Club 4, Latin Banquet Slave 2, 3, Speech Club 4, FBLA 4, Junior Choraliers 2, Senior Choraliers 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Ambition: To strive for the best things in life. 'Gig BARBARA ANN WILLIAMS Smile and the world will smile with you, frown and you frown alone. FHA I, 2, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, DCT 4, President 4, Junior Music Club I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Prom Server 2, Am- bition: To fulfill God's plan for my life. ROY LEE WILLIAMSON Live and learn, learn to live. FFA 'I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Ambition: Mod- erate success in life. INEZ ELIZABETH WALKER There is no place for smartalecsf' Latin Club 2, 3, 4, FNC 3, Library Club 3, 4, FBLA 4, Ambition: Be sure I'm right then go ahead. ALVIN ELOISE WILLIAMS Everything comes to those who wait, there- fore why should l hurry? Annual Staff 4, Library Club 4, FBLA 4, Ambi- tion: Private Secretary. LORETTA ANN WINGATE To admit that I am wrong today, means l know more than l did yesterday. FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Spanish Club 4, FBLA 4, Choraliers 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Queen's Court 3, Graduation Usher 3, Recognition Banquet 3, Ambition: Sec- retary for Government. GERMINA CREWS WINGO After man came woman and this one finally got hers. Latin Club I, FHA 2, 3, Science Club 2, Gradua- tion Usher 3, Ambition: To do my best from day to day. BARBARA GAIL WOODS Live to eat, eat to live. Choraliers 2, 3, DCT 4, FBLA 4, Junior Music Club 3, Spring Festival 2, Recognition Banquet Server 3, FHA l, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Ambition: Office Worker. CHARLES EUGENE YARLEY Wise is the man, when having nothing to say, keeps stiH. FFA T, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Spring Festival Court l, Prom Server 2, Ambi- tion: To live a long normal life. GAYLE WATERS DURRANCE Band 1, Graduation Band T, Choraliers 2, 3, 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, Junior Music Club 2, 3, FHA 1, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Prom Hostess 2, Graduation Usher 3, Miss Har- dee County Court 3, Homecoming Court 3. RUHL MILLER Always ride ahead, never back. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: To become world's champion bareback bronc rider. 'Ci' YY,- f JULIA ANNETTE ZIGLAR Little but loud. Choraliers 3, FBLA 4, Pep Club 4, Ambition Private Secretary. JOHN CARTER DOUTHIT You're only young once, if you live it right once is enough. FFA 1, 2, 3, DCT 3, Latin Club 1, Junior Con servation Club League, Ambition: Law Enforce ment. 1 I Rl 11 u 'SH Ili inf if I1 if I 1 1 I il I1 il I I1 1 si I I l I I I I 1 I Xl 1 46 Lu .2-4 -- 4 -a Q 'TW if AN vwfwqww, ff ' , . . , ,, 1 onaoqdi- 6 i'ug Q 1 W. - 4,2 Af ? S 'iii 4 1' 5 4I ?'? 4 Q 6-in 2 A sw 2 ?a 2 iKf l ew I fr-...v-. us. nr na. m n- 'K -:-....n.., U sr-u an n 1 1 E, ja 1? . i 51' 1, , -2 2: A X l ..:f:-.3 .... -...-.... ..-...-....... 'S' H ... f 105.40 Mr Success SQ '12 Q R W M JQXJ gp-Av nvjfxgfgfgxx fffk if MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Peggy Albritton Jerald Alderman 'N-K x Ziff Jlfluszcf Muszrf Muszcf Rx . QQ, ,Q ff x if Z MOST TALENTED Mike C ews Kay English I K ' ' ' 0 N G,- fn : F H 55 If I b f r 0 ' . by ij 'Q 1 53 ', L VR i 5 I If 11 Wu Mus! 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SITTING: Collee OFFICERS SUE PEPPER ,, President BARBARA DALE CARLTON Vice President COLLEEN POUCHER , Secretary VIRGINIA DISI-IROON Treasurer NONA WARD Reporter junivr Hass Ofjcers . x n M, s I r.g' . 2 I . I ,I-Q' It .I-It ' , d, I iii , Q -nz n Poucher. f v Norma Jean Alberts 2 Kale Albritton Robert Albritton Jim Anderson .dll -iw x ti ,J ' 1 ,wi - li -Q Bill Barley Linda Benton 'N S an ii B I , 'Y f-, , aff. tw- ! .,,f,Zfii ,fffhfp 32,5 'fr' Tfbag. X Jeanne Best Therril Bone Tommy Bostick ..dU l K lf, fy I Ben Carlton Dan Carlton Q. - . fffi-.., Z5 Gayal Cafhcart Barbara Chadwick Pasco Chancey Callue Coleman -mul fx S fi 'fm f QI!!! 5 UNK Doris Coleman Darrell Coley fiir fl, X-uf X Annelfe Collier Elonse Colluer Wrllre B Collier .aa I P, f' A - Q V r 2 V, ,-.-: .M . 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Boys working in Ag Building. 19-K Q fJ'f..,..,3 Students enioying lunch. Students receiving lunches in line 'Tofu ' What Homes ,Nalchcrly o h 2' ua! h I M Wh? S XXX fx H YSL 1 xx, 'X S h m faes u-:ui ., 'W -A ':'4 .f QE -i Mfv f .,-. V, X Ifrff 5,-f j' Malin, s sa-EA., y MU' 1 , ' 7 our .Q Q I jx ' I Q I - I Q STANDING, left Io right: Susie Counts, Beth Pepper, Wilanne Starling, Frances Paris, Alpha Wingo OFFICERS BETH PEPPER ,,,, s,sss C ,, ss,s ,E ,s,s President WILANNE STARLING , , Vice Presidenf FRANCES PARIS , s,ss, , ,, 7 Secretary SUSIE COUNTS ,ss,,, ,, s,,, Treasurer ALPHA WINGO suss ,s,s 7 , Reporter Svphamore 611155 0fHcers nf , ,W fs. Danny Albritton Gene Albritton Sandra Albritton Hurly Alderman Douglas Aldridge J udy Allen Hollis Albritton Kelly Albritton Dolly Altman Bonnie Anderson Linda Faye Albritton Linda Joyce Albritton 0 , :N V ,J ,gpg 5 . A i Virginia Boatwright Lavern Bowen Pat Best Kallwy Blanton Mildred Baits Mytle Beckworth X. 0-1 l l Kay Brown Roy Brown Barbara Boyeffe Alta Marie Brooks Sue Bryan Richard Carlton Ruth Carter Allen Chiprnan NOT 1.4 shown V C g-.Wit ,ea M 1, Margaret Colson Wayne Conerly gr Ann Clark Charles Coker Dwight Cole Audrey Coleman X Fred Cotney Beth Cotten Delores Coulter Thomas Coulter Farris Currie Marsena Daugherty Billy Cranford Tommy Crews '? , '-8 C J Susie Counts Mike Cox Bonnie Davis Kay Davis Ray Dean Charles Dickey Tommy Dilliard Mary Lyda Dobbins Patricia Dodd lla Lee Dodson Larry Gilliard Ronnie Gilliard Sherry Goode Lamar Graham Lewie Driskell Don Evers K ,QQ Annette Greenough Dicky Granere 3 Verna Frank Tillman Gibson f 3 Barbara Harrison Bill Henry E PHOTO N O A 'I bl Brian Harnlon Claxton Harper '. '!' 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Brenda Pearson Betty Pittman Dottie Sue Pollard James Poncier Edward Price Melba Ray Ronald Rhoden Jeanette Redding Bobby Joe Redding John Repetosky Leslie Rief Chipper Rief ' 1 Jerry Roberts Melton Roberts Shirley Roberts Victoria Roberts Betty Mae Rogers Billy Doyle Rogers fix fl' li Billy Ray Rogers Dale Rollins Donny Samuels Joyce Scott Marcus Shackleford Glenda Sheffield Jerald Shiver Barbara Simmons Jimmy Simmons Kay Simmons Jimmie Smith Carol Speith , if ' i X 0- , , 5' J , J 455 J 1 my , -0 f 1? 1 .5 q'7'l.We fig wil ' '. I ,, simr-ii,,-X, ' f ezfii , luv sais .1 . . of-Q ,511 'QI 'RC 5 fu.. Ray Spenser fx 4, , 'vm Q x Terry Stanford ,Q 5 Benny Starling ,,,.., at Y, g K 5' i f Wa. ga? --Qxv ,egg in Virginia Staton ' ' Edward Stephens Wanda Stevens -af W ,490 .qu xiii 9 I . 1 ,, wsu- 1' 3 '17 Xxx X ur ll ' 4 f-6 R 3 ix 5 N1 , K' , i .v ,-'K ,sz A JJ! . 'Q 1 it 3 I by I 5 . , .9 :Qu ' ,1.f::'?ifA 7 ' '! 9' rv 34359 1'1 ow-1 -df 1 2? S, x 3 ,fi 1 ' ' Wi, Bobby Joe Adams Helen Nbritfon Barbara Albrinon Barbara Crosby Seventh Grade 611155 Offeers 'F' -ep ', l Billy Atchley Jerry Avard Clyde Barton Charles Bass Gene Beck Clementine Beckworth Anita Bell Eddie Bishop Margie Bowen Gene Brian Bobby Brooks Donna Brooks Laverne Albr Marcel Albrit PS :JH Merlyn Albrit Jean Albritton itton ton ton Roice Albritton Donald Allen T' H ' f A ,, , no 4 F' WN? I 'EI L ' 2 klt, I W5 if flivwfl if li 0 ,A fl Dianne Brown Barbara Adams Harvey Alderman Jackie Atchley Patsy Banks Darrel Baits Y? 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Moncrief James Morris Delbert Moye Paul Moye Jane Myers gf: ' x ,am n max mx lll l'i'l'A if f - ,ov N' cf' .- Q5 J- A A r ll P F QR Linda Mullis Marlene Murphy Quitman Norris Gary Oden Bill Perin Gene Pierce Vernocia Polk Sieve Pope Tommy Paige Glenda Rayburn Buddy Reneau Eugene Renyolds I N-f' . 1 Lamar Shackelford Donna Shields Gerald Shivar Butch Spearman Mary Lou Spearman Carol Smiih Jimmy Smith Mike Smith Norma Jean Smith Billy Stanford Rex Staton Wayne Swails Dale Turner Eddie Thompson Ray Tomlinson Shiela Thornton Martha Vernon Charles Walker ' fi 4 54151 if git 4'--eq lin L L l l i i i k MT, 9' ' AG' David Ward Kenneth Watson Kenneth Wies Norma Williams Rose Marie Williams Betty Williams Jack Wilson Kathy Whitcombe Cliffton Woodson John Woodson Mary Ruth Wycoff Don Yarley 3 A Girl and Mare Girl ff' Miss Hardee High and Court. Another view of Her Majesty and Court. 'A . L y l O it I . . ' 5 lv '21, 2 y 0 F: , - ' i- , elf' , --' ' 1 '1 4 i' ' - f K ' Y ' ' 4 ' ' 'LSP' his f v' f J WK ,go-113' I A Q k a T? is l XX i 'X gun --in if X Q Linda Rollins and Brenda Jarnigan. 3 L4 4 Happy Winners-'Sharon and Susie. ' Ji -d5 'x W Three lovely girls in gowns. Dianne Daniel, Willanne Starling and Gayle Gibbs. ,ff- ' ,D Y Q-Q A TH NLE-,,j, , if Fw Q? X W ff Q1 NN-.. J .wwf GMU L , .-,1,.-.-,1.-.- ::f1 '31 '-Q'. 2 A,:.,'1 ,'.'f g3zii i5511222r,:1?1ffif2?'i-2if .' 'MQ' 1 135.5 A,:A Q .,A, J :,.2 A 1.. :lg ,,.A, 3 ii , ,1.:t , , 4, .- I 'f-f ':1- ,, 1 f l ' 'Sufccfhearis on Pa ada 459- --an-A Susie Counts Lavernne Bowen Jill Green and Jeannette Redding swap,- 'sf '- I 4 in I .S 'le .af 5 W '- fm K c If W is Q f fp' f if 8 6 V 4 tw . L. Y 3 --1 .4 ! dj rm' K , .Y 1 . 5 Q.. . 1 ig ' fe S if if 1 Q ,W-H Q.. - . , , ' ,, N Q' ag ' ' -zz: .. .,... gf,-'--' me WFSCHML 3 , ,, - -M -P' . Miss Hardee High and court in Homecoming parade. Colleen Poucher and Ava Padgert. I28 juniar Zzlfffrifcs Buddy transferred here from Key West High when he was a Freshman. Pizza pie and chicken are his favorite foods. He is an active member of the Letterman's Club, the Teen Club, and the Track Team. Buddy collects coins and books. His enioyrnents are dancing, swimming, skindiving, and TV. He dislikes noisy girls and people who fuss all the time. He is a lot of fun to be with and always has a happy smiling face. After graduation he plans to join the Marine Corps or Army. lo, .QQ if . . EAQJ 1 'T' K 1 ,- A' A fc!! fd 09 sf .f' F-9. ' 'yy-,Av . ffi' I -I 2 I ff' 1 Barbara Dale, alias Bobsie, is Secretary of the N.H.S., co-captain of the cheerleaders, vice presi- dent of Little Women, Junior Class vice president, and a member of the Future Teachers of America and Letterman's Club. She was in the Homecoming Court and one of the Top IO in the Miss Hardee High contest. She likes Peter Gunn, Pizza Pie, hamburgers and the N. Y. Yankees. Her pet peeve is people who brag. Her friendship is valued highly at Hardee High, Her ambition is to tour Europe after she has completed her college education. -fb: .1 il! f-1, ., , 0 7 ,f lp. f-ff: sri? .1 X 'Q F 1-Xl'3x,'t,4Q u xi . il if X Q' cHARLEs E Donna Jo transferred here from Fort Benning, Georgia. She is active in the Future Homemakers of America, Latin Club, Little Women and the Teen Club, and is interested in football and baseball. She always has a ready smile. Donna's ambition is to be a school teacher. Her hobby is collecting Hi-Fi records. Svphomore Qavvrifes Charles, an active boy at Hardee High, takes part in many school activities. He loves sports, and has done well in football, baseball, and track. He is a member of the Letterman's Club. He not only enioys popular music but old fa- vorites as well. Fried chicken is his favorite food. He dislikes people who don't enjoy life. After graduation he wishes to make a career in the United States Marines. Fit 5'resl1rmz14 .?awrifes Wilson has attended Harclee County schools since be became school age. He is active in bas- ketball, baseball, and football. l-le is a member of the Photographers' Club. Wilson has a nice person- ality and is liked by everyone. His ambition is to be an Air Force pilot. MM- FRANKS Joan has attended Hardee County Schools since the first grade. She is a member of the Future Homemakers of America, secretary of the Freshman class, and a member of the class council. She enioys baseball and basketball. Joan is friendly and nice to every- one. Her ambition is to teach kindergarten. Our ffrwfzewmzlfg Queen rg 'tn LAVERNE BOWEN Sw x 'Qaggms -1. M N. 0 XM' W W, , 1 , 'V ' f, - X' 9 ' I V-N,.',. E V ..,,, :f . ' I , H. K u , Q ff.. , .. ll ' 1- fz op , ,, , . JZ A 1 1 f , T ' N W . .L H , F ' 'S . QL K A wg , K . .3 X 5 , ' KA Queen ,L'1lVc'rlflc' zz d Hour! Left to rnght Susle Counts Janet Hurst Queen La Verne Barbara Dale Carlton Margie Johns 51. cv Left to nght Susle Counts Janet Hurst Barbara Dale Carlton Margxe Johns 'f T . T 41 -1 'W r. - gn' I ' 'Z 1 ,Q Yi , 'awk A - I V QU 4 I 1, X N , J' 1 'i 1 ' ' Q 11 3 W I t f, VV V Q is . A . Av .V ,Miss J-fardec' J-Hgh SHARON MCCALL E ti ff lil 1 , , A' ,t i,il2,,,g iff' 4 , . x-Q - , J-lar Majesty and 60 I f V 4 P ' iiizri, V ' x 2 3' ei M9IEf::, : 4, ga., , 1. .., H un V W .. Q- - l ' s 1 1 Q af' f 3' ll I A xl 6' ff Z .J ff Q ,. 6 2 G e 'U qu ' -fall ' Iii , f ' . . 1. Q 'l f. F 2 in U15 6611 Emfesfarzfs Barbara Dale Carlton Kathy Blanton and Dianne Alderman Left to right: Sue Smith, Collen Poucher, Ava Padgett, Sharon McCall, Linda Lanier, Kay English, Susie Counts , ,, F 1 5. . x , Fly ' U XL 1 L, Q, . un , A Q fi KW., , ,r vu, . -.. JQN , A Q v I' it ' 1 'LP 1 T1 L, . . -vt 4-1-uuuu -,image Ir! Ur gunna minimis 3 DK F THIS it arg, ,gms Xl! X .2 . , ,.....1.1.1A-,-p sae 2A'a 'fA sg 1Q,: .lA'ig Q 4A111..Qf:f,Q gg ,',1 . .' ' 'W ag :,. ., .,.A ff ' X ki :1. nf ' The high-stepping Maiorettes and drum major, Bill Irby, under the direction of band director, T. James McGonigal, participated in a number of half-time shows and parades throughout the state. They were also participates in District con- test in Ft. Myers. The maiorette corps and Mr. McGonigal held routine practice sessions pre- ceded by an evening meal together. These were helpful and enioyable rehearsals. . X Band Director-T. JAMES , MCGONIGAL MAJORETTES-Left to right: Sue Smith, Virginia Dishroon, Wilma Richardson, Linda Lou Stansell, Judy Knight, Dorothy Cale Keller, Gail Wilson. Head Maiorette-Diane Alderman and Drum Maior-Bill lrby. Wulf- , I c s!e-s! TQ: U f'6.gf-9 EE Y l W WX During the high school football games, the band always presented half-time programs. One of the outstanding presentations was the Latin American Show in which head maiorette, Diane Alderman, depicted the part of the matador, fighting the bull which was simulated by two other maiorettes, Wilma Richardson and Virginia Dishroon. The band practiced long hours each afternoon in preparation for the different formations to be used in the half-time shows. ,..-Q J Band practices to form H for halftime representing Hardee High BAND OFFICERS Captain-Bill Irby, Ist Lieutenants-Diane Alderman, Melba Sim monsp 2nd Lieutenants-Wilma Richardson, Myra Sue Henry, Ser geants-Pat Chancey, Donald Poucher. Sl - cf SENIOR BAND MEMBERS SEATED, left to right: Myra Sue Henry, Diane Alderman, Lynda Sasser. STANDING, left to right: JoAnn Kirkland, Rowland Shackel- ford, Melba Simmons. FIRST ROW left to right Myra Sue Henry Dorothy Keller Sandra Kirkland Dorothy Paige Gail Altman Judy Knight Sharon Sauls Gall Wilson Dolly Altman Barbara Simmons Elizabeth Long SECOND ROW JoAnn Kirkland Linda Stansell Wilma Richardson Geraldine Lowe Virginia Patterson Ann Long Julie Simmons Virginia Disharoon Sue Smith Sharon Glorious Sandra Shaw Linda Lanier Elaine Bennett Nicky Pressley Nancy Murdock Nancy Roberts JoAnn Paris John Carey Donald Poucher THIRD ROW Pat Chancey Rowland Shackelford Walter Reas Janet Hanusch Melba Simmons Linda Sasser Dottie Sue Pollard David Stringer Bill Irby James Wilkins Martha Spearman Earl Chancey Leroy Amerson Bobby Brooks Mike McCaIeb Wally Bain Ken Shackelford Larry Cummings. STANDING left to right: Linda Gilliard Judy Calder Donna Alderman, Gene Beck, Larry Bryan, Tillman Gibson, Ken Morrison, Diane Alderman Sandra Mullis. 'HANK Fog fig Gena + rub ng,- S' J' 'UL .ngg v 'x WV: I . 5? m 33 ' I4l div all Z Ulfakety Wk I alll' J rl if: i 1 A ,. til i 5... President: Jeff Daughtry, Secretary-Treasurer: Yvonne Platt. Reporter: Faye Thompson. SPEECH CLUB The Speech Club is organized for the prac- tice and encourage- ment of better speech practices. Membership is limited to those stu- dents who are taking the regular speech course. The Club cooperated with the Choraliers in the Choralier Minstrel by presenting the after-piece. Another proiect for the year will be to co-sponsor with the Choraliers in presenting a musical comedy. l6'uf!011 and l6'rfW X 'X- C' 1-1 ,, U16 Little Women The members are, left to right: Linda Rollins, Linda Lou Stansell, Kathy Blanton, Sharon McCall, Jill Green, Diane Daniel, Dorthy Kale Keller, Donna Jo Messick, Brenda Jarnigan, Beth Pepper, Gail McCaleb, Sandra Manley, Barbara Dale Carlton, Sheila Carlton, Wilanne Starling, and Gail Gibbs. The Little Women's Club is a social and service organization composed of daugh- ters of the Senior Wornan's Club. The primary purpose of this group is to assist the Senior Club in community projects. Regular monthly meetings are held at which business and social activities are corn- bined. The school sponsor is Mrs. Alice Pearce. ton-secretary, Linda Rollins- President, Sandra Manley- Reporter, Bobsie Carlton-Vice President. Our officers are: Sheila Carl- I43 U16 Z7 6' E' pl'l7Vld6'8 The ODISCTIVSS of the DCT are to develop saleable skulls through tralnrng and work expertence rn an actual busrness establushment rn has or her own communrty whale completrng hrs or her hugh school education The D CT believes thus rs best because the student rs at the age In whlch he can make personality adlustments This enables hum or her to discover and develop hrs or her lndlvrdual rnterests, talents aptltudes, and abrlrtres through tralnrng on the lob and through club BCllVlTl6S These two thrngs are Important parts ofthe D C T program MR STINER WHITMAN OFFICERS-SEATED Hrstorran Audrey Shaver Lrbrarran Gall Woods Presr Sponsor dent Barbara Wrllnams Vuce Presndent Wynell Brown and Reporter Anme Jones STANDING Treasurer Douglas Ray Parlramentartan Jnmmy Parker Secretary Elarne Cranford and Sergeant at Arms Monroe Moncrref SEATED Audrey Shrver, Gall Woods, Barbara Wrllrams, Wynell Brown, and Faye Brown STANDING Jrmmy Parker, Douglas Ray, R L Cloud, Merle Henderson, Monroe Moncrref, Jimmy Vernon, Linda Benton, Lrnda Bell, Elarne Cranford, Betty Jean Albrrtton, Annie Jones, and Barbara Goosby 0 O O O 1 s r if , - . ' A' M, 1 - r 1 l : . . - . I . . - . , .- - I - I - . 5 1 - 1 - ' I . , - ' I Zfmiuing 'rv--in cw lcndxm -f.w4i,.,,, Linda Benton, J. W. Earnest's 8- Co., Inc. Betty Jean Albritton, Starlite Drivealn we X '31 Audrey Shiver, Palmetto Medical Clinic Gail Woods Gibbs Furniture Store Wynell Brown Soil Conservation Office YI are , Linda Bell, Weiner's Department Store Merle Henderson, Brookes' Sinclair Service Faye Brown, J. W. Earnest's 81 Co., Inc. Y rw--f J l Douglas Ray, Pl'1illip's 66 I 4 ,.. ,,..,....-.A M, QP ?ulurc' ffomemakers Build J-fames S Y if ov, . 'K J. 1 off ' T7 9 P! 'N- Seatecl are Colleen Poucher, Treasurer, Beth Pepper, Recrea- tion, Gail McCaleb, Vice Presi- dent of program work, Pat Keene, recreation. Standing are Virginia Dishroon, President, Michele Hope, Public Relations, Lenora Holland, Secretary, Gin- ger Himrod, Historian, Loretta Wingate, Parliamentarian, Bar- bara Godfry, Vice President of Proiects. Future Homemalcers of America is the national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking in the high schools of the'United States and its territories. The organization creates further interest in homemaking. lt encourages leadership. Standing are Sylvia Williams, Avalon Brown, Linda Gillard, Donna Jo Messick, Carol Thomas, and Jana Thorpe. Seated are Geraldine Lowe, Sandra Mullis, and Donna Alderman. K .1 5 as ff X l 1- F - O T? Seated are Germania Wingo, Marcina Daughtry, Myra Lida Dobbins, Odessa Johns, Gail Altman. Standing are Elaine Bennett, Gayle Cathcart, Ava Padgett and Sharon Glorious. X gf . 5 1 .4 Zzfure ffcwfzemakers af America ,,,,, ,, . wma .1 1 Q-4-7 amz r 212 1 U 3 is -Y Q ,M ...QW -1 ,574 in A ,,. M... ,, Q XX C Some proiects of the club include selling corsages and spool holders, tabulating the lunch line, sponsoring the F.F.A. and F.H.A. hayride, participating in the horne- coming festivities, and giving devotions once a week over the public address system. I I i ii r ly SJ j , GN. v a l 3 l Q, . 1, 1 l ,pp Standing are David Gilley, Yvonne Metheny, Susan Carlton, Edward Benton, Jimmy Youmans, Linda Reams, Judy Caulder. Sitting are .loan Franks, Linda Knight, Betty Williams, Linda Chambers, and Joyce Conerly. S Coward cw Jfvrzkvus as Standing are Diane Daniels, Judy Russell, Barbara Sawyer, Myrtle Meckwith, Laura Ter- rel, Jame Crosby, Elizabeth Givens. Seated are Jill Green, and Nancy Taylor. QMAKUS -'vo 'Al Q-li! 1 Q5 NEW YN Q09 I 0:1 5 f r all 'B' ' , '1' Q Ole' xo -P0 O The F.H.A. organization held its annual Initiation and Installation ceremony to which many mothers accompanied their sons and daughters. The goal of the club is to be an honor roll chapter. Seated are Alpha Wingo, Re- becca Tomlinson, Lynette Good- win, Nancy Murdock, Nancy Roberts, and Valorie Morris. Standing are Sara Simmons, Beth Hendry, Vicki McCellan, and lngy Burk. 1 '-9 R1 N it Hharakcrs Present Snfertaiumcuf W y i if :X The Choraliers are: Ernest Cooper, Mike Crews, Charles Nicholson, Dale Johnson, Jim Lane, Ross Hendry, Carol Platt, Bill Dickey, Marvin Metheny. THIRD ROW: Beth Pepper, Kay English, Martha Holt, Ann Bryan, Patricia Hendry, Ruth Himrod, Sharon McCall, Madeline Smith, Barbara Harrison, Pat Best. SECOND ROW: Jane Smith, Kathy Hodges, Sue Pepper, Susie Counts, Faye Thompson, Sherry Goode, Betty Kay Wycoff, Eloise Collier, Mary Simmons, Laverne Bowen, Carol Roddenberry, Ava Nell Walston. FIRST ROW: Kathy Blanton, Barbara Chadwick, Louetta Crews, Diane Windam, Linda Lanier, Jean Lessley, Avalon Brown, Ava Padgett, Colleen Poucher, Deloris Kazen, Barbara Lowe, Beth Cotton, Linda Faye Albritton. The Choraliers is an independent organization under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Patterson. Some of their many money making projects are: The Choralier Minstrel, selling candy and The Spring Concert. Another project is service, they sing for school functions, churches, and clubs. Y and Specialty Acts ,f S 'fi 5 -ftmihg, Z f N. .0 T A ' an GIRLS' TRIO-Left tc right: Susie Counts, Ruth Himrod, Sue Pepper. X' .2 PIANISTS-Left to right: Linda McLeod, Junior Choraliersg Kathy Blanton, Senior Choraliersp Brenda Pearson, 8th grade Choralettes. 4 Nr B 'sf' BOYS' QUARTET-Lett to right: James Carlton, Mike Crews, Ross Hendry, Marvin Metheny. SEATED: Kathy Blanton, Pianist. junior Hhorukcrs ,Arr .?uturc Uharakers f .L . ' A :mai The Junior Choraliers, under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Patterson, have assisted the Choraliers in several programs and ushered at the Minstrel and other Choralier functions. The members are, top row: Jill Green, Marie Brooks, Diane Danial, Wilanne Starling, Yvonne Albritton, Vickie McCllan, Beth Hendry, Judy Russel. Second row: Melinda Chapman, Joyce Conerly, Beverly Carrol, Sylvia Albritton, Mary Dunn, Shirley Autry, Linda Albritton. First row: Linda McLeod, Gayle Posey, Laurel Terrell, Annette Greenough, Inez Richardson, Yvonne Metheny. I52 Khoralcffes Wvrk in Gain Ability ,fix ,Jkt S 1 The Choralettes are a newly formed organization. Their purpose is to Create interest in music and to train students to become Choraliers. The members are, TOP ROW: Yolanda Olivarez, Peggy Cloud, Anita Bell, Merlyn Albritton, Mary Nicholson, THIRD ROW: Leslie Rite, Patsy Brown, Dorothy Wells, Karen Hunter, Judith Hart, Betty Moon, Joan Bryan, Sonya Campbell, Marsha Fumanti, SECOND ROW: Sue Green, Donna Brooks, Delilia Mushrush, Brenda Pearson, Kay Simmons, Ruth DeYoung, Gayle Knight, Carol Goode, Carolyn White, Mary Friar. FIRST ROW: Sharon Godfrey, Linda Olift, Bill Campbell, Lee Kay, Edward Price, Johnny Clark, Ronald Rhoden, Barbara Griffin, Ann Janes. l53 I Hhecrlcadvr as On u 3- Q 3 jg N Xi .K.4g..al 3 . r, 'J ' ,Q , 45' --23,1 ' ' is 44 L J, ff -W., 4 f , ww' 'W '11 - wr? 1 : Q , Z, 4522 s 'YP 9 in . ,K -1 as Y Q A 5 ,, I f , . fa? 7? is qi S , ,wiiy WA., ,N . , XV 1 K Tl 5? . 3 1 Z . 3 1 i Pep 61116 Back lip Ehecrlefzdcrs I. sz ,Q QQ- The Pep Club is sponsored by the Cheerleaders and managed by Yvonne Platt. They met once a week with the Cheerleaders to learn the cheers. They were always yelling at the games and backed the team up with much school spirit. The girls are, left to right: Shirley Searcy, Mary Lyda Dobbins, Valarie Morris, Janet Hirst, Annette Grenough, Barbara Harrison, Sherrie Goode, and Alpha Wingo. SECOND ROW: Patricia Ziglar, Sandra Manley, Betty Ann Wells, Verba Parhurn, Floretta Linton, Myra Nell Klein, and Pat Dodd. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Deas, Judy Milligan, Avalon Brown, Gwen Cooper, Annette Ziglar, Patsy Copeland, Beth Cotton, Joyce Conerly. BACK ROW: Faye Thompson, Linda Rollins, Marcina Daughar- ty, Yvonne Metheny, Betty Williams, Barbara Goolsby, and Norma Jean Rhoden, l56 ,.:. .,L 5 . ' ' I. Letterman is' Klub Pramotc The purposes of the Lettermen's Club are to encourage participation in athletic ac- tivities and promote the higher ideals of sportsmanship. All boys of H.H.S. who have earned varsity letters in any sport are eligible for memberships The cheerleaders are honorary members ofthe club. Khearleaders and Sportsmanship Rss ,lltlzlstss t 2 ,, ggfi5LSX,AL:3il, em. ' K - we 33 Ssilisvsssn-as Our Sweetheart MISS SUSIE COUNTS ns Ure ZZ Gene Yarley, Lonnie Johns, Mr. Maddox, Jeff Daughtry, Hollis Albriiton, Bryant Waters, Larry Boyeife. Peezee Kiver Ghezpfer James Crawford Claxton Har er Oren I P I Tomlinson, John Whifcomb, Tommy Dillard, Mac Arthur Gough. KNEELING: Roland Tomlinson. rains Zzrmcrs for the Qufurc ' fix' - z ip' 1, M, ' sg, 5189+ Q ,., , A :NLS . Z' Mi Larry Gillard, Danny Albritton, Robert Thomas John Tomllnson Nickle Lanrer Hollls Albrntton Lamar Graham, and Louis Driskell. -Xfq Nathan Davis, R. L, Cloud, Larry Terrel, Wayne Chambers, Preston Conerly, Kenneth Oden and Pat Shaver KNEELING: Ben Carlton. -fu 0. J Welch B Trot W Judah E Moncrlef J Rxdley G Yarley L Stevens H Hnnes E Thomas J Crews SEATED D Gobel B Rayburn J Tnmmons R Wyckoff J Reams L Revell Che Lfibrary 611111 W: YY fm' '11, f-r Our officers are: Gwen Cooper, Reporter, Faye Thompson, Treasurer, Gayle Goode, Vice President, Edward Benton, President, Margie Johns, Secretary. The Library Club furnishes its members an educational opportunity by developing the various library skills necessary to meet the broad needs of the faculty and stu- dents. It cooperated with all phases ot school activities. Material, both written and audio- visual, also provided for adult education classes and civic organizations. Our sponsors are Mrs. Alice Pearce and Mrs. Catheryn McDonald. - ,c...,,,m5Ew 't A has Our champion loafers are: Tommy Bradley, Alonzo Whitehead, Butch Our proiectionists are: Cecil Redding, Charles Nickolson, R. L. Cloud Hirst, and Maurice Tomlinson, Roger Nickerson, and John Craft. Jerry Brush, Roy Smith, and Wayne Youngblood. l62 Better library The clerks are: Earl Crawley, Jackie Cliett, Elizabeth Walker, James Hill Albritton, Frankie Albritton, and Eloise Williams. , , .'-- HJ 2 , as X v . 1 Q i Q '05 lil lx its it il l ji X' xi 1 4 cJli?liJ , APN- I A P ,ii is T . N if gf :Pig ' 4-fi 1. -1 3 Zi ' 'ii fr ' S , rffiiiv ' HK Y f 2 at 4 uf Q , ,,,,, Q 1 riff-Af K 1 The book shelvers are: Warren Gibbs, Mitchell Henderson, Carl Clark, Joann Brooks, and Patricia Brummett f 5579 ' X Shi: ill 'fl . : Iii l :sl 21- ' 'F Hr-K t l It K t C gl. wi E iiiiiitifl il The book circulators are: Ruth Miller, Jana Thrope, Douglas Ray, Keith Revell, and Ray Alexender. lLii E ff. ., in --eww 'N 5 r 'fb i: 'A K-, Our typists are: Joe Gillard, Lonnie Johns, Robert Molina, Patsy Copeland, and Linda Sasser. tilt' Llildmfiv who faff Zries fa B, -19' Officers STANDING Mr, Bryan Boatenhammer, Advisor, Sue Bryan, Recording Secretary, Donald Frierson, Assistant Editor, Jackie Cliett Assistant Business Manager SEATED: Sheila Carlton, Treasurer, Diane Alderman, Corresponding Secretary, Jeanne Best, Editor, Mike Mitchell, Business Manager The Annual Staff is composed of students from grades nine to twelve who are interested in Journalism and show some talent in this particular field. They must be making satisfactory grades in all subjects in order to continue on the staff. The purpose of the staff is to produce an annual that will represent the student body, the teachers, and the activities of our school. The yearbook is published through the aid of the local businessmen who generously contribute money for ads. SEATED Alpha Wingo, Ann Bryan, Nancy Ruth Williams, and Larry Hires, STANDING: Joan Franks, lngie Burke, and Betty Williams E. s Hatter Annual far Wu cgllffl year Our artnsfs are Horrel Collins, Eddie Whidden, Gayal Cafhcart, Patrica Henry, and Donald Frierson. if if E13 .-1 'f :aw ,W I L, 3,,,,,,,,.m,,Q,, wa - Our Typnsls are Elolse Wllllams Jean Lessley Ruth Hlmrod Carol Rodenberrry Kay Englush Peggy Albrmon and Mary Beth Bennett u b K., 1 L U16 Llildmt Scratches Left to right, STANDING: Nona Ward-Business Manager Gayle Goode-Society Editor Sloan Lessley-Sports Editor Yvonne Platt-News Editor SEATED: Jackie Cliett-Editor-in-Chief l Left to right, STANDING Nona Ward Margie Johns Gayle Goode Albert Long Carol Fraser Mr. Boatenhammer Jackie Cliett Yvonne Platt Jim Kelly Dennis Melton EATED, left to right: Ray Bietz John Roy Williams Sandra Manley James Real Lynda Sasser Gwen Cooper Douglas King Alonza Whitehead Ken Morrison SEATED front: Mike Mitchell Sloan Lessley The aim of the paper staff is to furnish the students with a newspaper that they, themselves, help make. It helps the newspaper students to understand better the working of iournalism. The Scratches Staff puts out a newspaper twice a month which gives all the current school events. LX STANDING: Dennis Melton Carol Fraser Mike Mitchell SEATED: Margie Johns Ray Biefz Gwen Cooper Lynda Sasser Ju I A F ' . K f x lufarms the indent l6'rfdy STANDlNG: Ken Morrison SEATED: Douglas King Nona Ward Yvonne Platt Albert Long Jim Kelley Jackie Clieft Sloan Lessley for John Williams James Deal Gaye Hightower Gayle Goode Michell Hope Treasurer Sue Pepper Secretary Ross Hendry President Dan Carlton Vice President Kathy Hodges Reporter Judy Calder Beth Hndry and Sharon Glorious of Freshman class. Under the supervision of their sponsor Mr Evers the Student Council of the 1958 59 school term has been a success This organization is composed of outstanding students from each class The Student Council is in charge of daily devotion given over the public address system and they are in charge of monthly assemblies at the City Auditorium. In addition to these projects there are many other activities which work for the betterment of our school. fin 1 90- Gail McCaleb, Fred Cotney, and Beth Pepper of Sophomore Class. Our tudmf Hound! Prowdc J L lr - ' ey I 0 indent Kepreseufafivu Senior Class Kathy Hodges Mlke Crews Carol Roddenberry 'lin-kiiniik lui sir bi Y S Hr '-Q S-.Z - Jumor Class Mrclwele Hope Kale Albrmtron Sue Pepper ei' QQ ,dn .lumor H gh Kelrlw Hope Ann J nes M lee McCaleb Ll da Beth Olnff . J ' 5 4 Q A N, xl ?ll rl - ,A 3 X K4 he I . rg. . I x ' i A Sl 0 B h ' 'H 'Q D. v K' ' e qi f 5 . 1, fr : any fist..-. 'Fr fenders af Cvmarrouf ,gQ.gvMgo1oL910191s GHS FRONT ROW Dlane Alderman Patruca Hendry, Jackie Cliett, Carol Roddenberry, Mary Beth Bennett. SECOND ROW Jeanne Best Sue Pepper Gayal Cathcart Colleen Poucher Dennis Melton, Mike Crews, Jeff Daughtry, Sponsor: Mrs. Campbell. THIRD ROW Dewey Terrell Albert Long Barbara Jo Godfrey Vurgmua Ann Dxshroom Dan Carlton, Barbara Dale Carlton, Jerald Alderman, Charles Nicholson, Jerry Brush 5 S, alll Dewey Terrel Vice Presxdent Jackne Cliett, Reporter, Albert Long, President, Barbara Carlton, Secretary, Jeff Daughtry Sergeant at Arms Duane Alderman Ure ,Nafiamzl Honor Saciefy ga 5. AVIIIIAVIIAVA nrvfaiw. .rn , , .-...M N ...W 4-i.w.Mc,,. N., ......p,,, Me. Q-...,........-..5 . ,. ,4- .li .Snag K. . H New members are, FRONT ROW: Kathy Blanton, Betty Kay Wyckoff, Peggy Albritton, Susie Counts, Myra Sue Henry. MIDDLE ROW: Ernest Cooper, Beth Pepper, Julia Ketner, Myra Nell Klien, Jo Ann Kirkland, Virginia Himrod, Gail McCaleb, Dorothy Cale Keller, Sponsor, Miss Nellie Schweigart. BACK ROW: Pat Chancey, Donald Poucher, Wendell Cotton, Marvin Metheny, Jimmy Youmans. The National Honor Society consists of five percent of the Sophomore Class, ten percent of the Junior Class, and fifteen percent of the Senior Class who have an average of B or above, and show qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. They are elected by secret ballot from the teachers. The Sophomores remain probationary members until their Junior year. The National Honor Society has various proiects which include: collecting maga- zines for Resthaven, weekly devotions, polishing the school trophies, collecting ice cream money, selling Christmas wrapping paper, awarding scholarship ribbons at the end of each six-weeks, and the annual Recognition Banquet. The aim of the National Honor Society is to stimulate Scholarship in the secondary schools and to place secondary education on higher levels. 12 G When in Home Da as the kamans STANDING: Myrtle Beckworth, Betty Kay Wykoff, Barbara Dale Carlton. SITTING: Dan Stevens, Valorie Morris, Judy Swails. Katia Ink ,fy STANDING: Linda Reams, Lou Ellen Sharpe, Virginia Patterson, Louetta Crews, Florence Holland. SITTING: Dick Jucknath, Miles Collier. l72 Left to right: Donald Poucher, Gerald Alderman, Jackie Cliett, Gayle Goode, Jean Lessley, Wilma Richardson, Ann Long, and Barbara Godfry. The Latin Club sought to learn about Roman customs and beliefs by reading of their heroic deeds and studying their manner ot dress. The club, the faculty as guests, attired in suit- able dress and reclining on couches, sampled the Roman extravagant feast at the Roman ban- quet. BACK ROW: Linda Terrel, Jimmy Youmans, Gearaldine Lowe, Fred Cotney. FRONT ROW: Donna Jo Messick, Carol Thomas, and Albert Long. Other activities of the Latin Club include operating booths at the basketball games, buying, preparing, and cooking the food for the banquet, making candy to sell at the basketball games, and, for the big finale of the year, preparing for the Latin banquet. BACK ROW: Doris Williams, Elizebeth Walker, Larry McCellan, Shirley Searcy, Mary Beth Bennett, Jana Thorpe. FRONT ROW: Diane Windam, Judy Caulder, Billy Irby, June Whitman, Norma Jean Rhoden. 4 gfllb Left to right: Roy Brown, Mary Lou Swails, Libby Swails, Sharon Durrance, Madelyn Smith, David Stringer. I73 r-----1,4 Gaye Hightower, Reporter, Bill Dickey, President, Linda Rollins, Secretary, Michele Hope, Vice President. 711 az Ziff! The Spanish Club is a social organization whose member- ship is composed of students who are taking, or have taken, Spanish. The Club meets regularly once each month. At these meetings not only business but also well-planned and interest- ing programs are high lighted. The aim of the club is to bring together those who are interested in learning more of the Spanish Culture, Customs, and people. e Y' ' ,- . ru- f Q 'fm' 4 I Q, 54' M? gg K' 'f:g 2'l'5L.'3g .- '4 '1l.,, 3' ., mwfa -........-9 V' I , ,gm L . ,.3f2 fr , q f+5 4, f -- g X 2-2- '0 F 4fWM'fQ',3ng'S4 f ' . we L A-A Q Q xi' if 9' ' ' M..w',Y M' f My 'UA ' ,iifiei 2235 V31 ifii . ' T i 1 T f -Vw .vi y fffl ' ' A if .,. - X. ink F V RN he Y'-Q, . 4 I ,,.. . 4 A h ' g,5,f.,. ,., M , in . Q, ,hr ' - 4 1, J ' T ' 'li' L, 5 I I W Q Qww L V 'N....' W ,ff W ' , fl , JF, X' g, Y Q 'M if -If HQ I . . x , , K. V- ,.,x, ., ----4..- ,pf yi -Q-4 -M44 - -, M. - ,, ,V f--N .ffl-, - . 4 . 4 W 'JD N 1 ff , wg gif. Nw? ,sea-.ir-,ff-vi, if-4 .rqgfg , A' , - fm- K Q W . A f - JM' -..,x. ' A 'Rfk' 4. .,:j-,.' ' Ur A., .. f , , - 5 ,, H . f' Y ,... - , 'ff' . 'T - 4 ' 4, ', ' I 'Aj V , -'P-ff, f - N. 4 Af -ff - f 1 +V .A v ff ' V' ,wldk P4 ye Q- A x ff 'K-'YJ , +-JL ,. ,ij L,w1ff,,, , 7 1 'Y K' .1 v.-Q .8 V f,-,-.,' J N k Q - v , Q, wg ,gig F 'f - -, Q 'iw , -'Q .' f A' .0 lx dYf ' K 41 , . Q K 'f fun , flardee .?uture Zzrmers 'Wifi' if ff? V' 1,4 James Hill Albritton, Stevie Whidden, Carol Moye, Jimmy Hanchey. SEATED: Eddie Henderson, Marvin Metheny, Bill Yarley. Our Sweetheart 1 KATHY BLANTON lima-m-ul lifts' Standing: Marvin Metheny. Seated are: Billy Cranford, Dan Carlton, James Hill Albritton. Back row are Edward Timmons Stevie Whidden ff fl ae- Keasan, and l6'uild It yx ,s Standing are: Charles Woods, Kenny Wingate, Charles Harper, John Roy Crawford, Wayne Henderson, Billy Douglas, Jean Kurst, Billy Brian, Ronnie Sre: David Ketner, Carl Stenstrom, Spessard Stone, and Lester Taylor. has gxzvr Carol Mo Henderson, Standing are: Woods, Roy ye, Lee Olivarez, Don Evors, Billy Crawford, Larry Wingo, Jim Anderson, Charles Larry Shelferd, Larry Shiver, Wayne Conerly, Larry Woods. Seated are: Sammy Lee, Jimmy Yeoumans, and Kelly Albritton. i . ...J s Standing are: Marvin Metheny, Jimmy Hanchey, James Wilkins, Roland Edward Timmons, Dan Carlton, Stevie Whidden, Colin Cooper. Seated are: R Q4 Gough, George Parnell, Jimmy Williams, Mitchell Smith. Seated ..a.,g.., ,,., Y I i, I..- Shackleford, Ralph Gatesman aymond Walker, and Bill Yarley far the Ehzfure Officers are: President, Jean Lessley, Vice President, Diane Windham, Secretary, Betty Kay Wycoff, Treasurer, Ava Nell Walston, if bo '5- The Future Nurses Club has been organized for two years. Mrs. Helene Conner and Mr. Stiner Whitman are the advisors. The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to give members an inside view of nursing. Plans are being made to visit local hos- pitals and Tampa and Sarasota Hospitals. I I 1 QI' STANDING: Blanche Petrinko, Martha Lowe, Virginia, Glenda Taylor, Becky Tomlinson, Sarah Simmons, Maddelyn Smith, and Jean Lessley. SITTING: Sharon Durrance, Betty Kay Wyckoff, Gail Herndon, Linda Rollins, Loretta Crews, Diane Windham, Linda Green, and Glenda Taylor. I78 qi Qz117la11d Sara!! Pramafes jaurmzlism o-.f e , 3 4 , 'F .Q- ii N Q ,A CTX? ,,., nu 'an' OFFICERS-SEATED, left to right: Jackie Cliett, Secretary, Yvonne Platf, Reporter, Diane Alderman, Treasurer. STANDING: Ray Bierz, Vice President and Mike Mitchell, President. ,-. 1? rf vs vs. t 'bb' Fha Q k,,. ..g,?gpw2 f 4 'Sv SEATED: Mike Mitchell, Jackie Cliett, Yvonne Platt, Dane Alderfnan, Ray Blerz. STANDING: Gayle Cathcarl, Sheila Carlfor Annie Jones, Barbara Wil liams, Larry Hires, Jeanne Best, Gayle Goode, Gaye Hglwrower. I79 fudcnts for lfusiness Vomfzans Standing are Gail Holly, Ava Padgett, Elize- beth Hendry, Johnny Revell, Judy Norris. Sitting are Delorice Kazen and Faye Thomp- son. The F.B.L.A. Club held its an- nual lnitiation Installation banquet. The banquet was preceded by Initiation Day in which all new members participated. The Club had a float in the homecoming parade and a homecoming queen contestant. Sitting on row l are Patsy Copeland, Sandra Caulder Joyace McLeod Avelon Brown Sitting on row 2 are Gwen Cooper Judy Jucknath Judy Russell and Glenda Lanier. Sitting on row 3 are Diane Alderman Annette Ziglar Odessa Johns Nancy Taylor Doris Hall and Miss Frances Causey Sponsor Science Klub Cmius Scientists fer the .iufure The science club obiectives for this year are making proi- ects to enter in the science fair, taking field trips, making a float for the homecoming pa- rade, and exhibiting projects to the science club and later to the Junior-Senior High School. Davis, Secretary. David Stringer, President, Sandra Manley, Vice President, Mrs. Akins, Sponsor, Linda Klein, Treasurer, Kay STANDING, left to right: Rence Stone, Florence Holland, Pat Keene, John Roy Williams, Spencer Autry, Julius Moore, Pat Dodd, Richard Conell, Homer Smedley, Dan Carlton, Miles Collier, Kenny Sellers, Mr. Kenny, sponsor, Billy Bryan, Billy Douglas, Danny Dansby, James Deal, Roy Witt. SEATED: Betty Ann Wells, Bonnie Mae Davis, Sandra Albritton, Kay Davis, Linda Klien, Sandra Manley, Valerie Morris. l82 Auf, Debating 61116 Discusses Present Affairs. T Y ,lil rf ,, 'Rh.2 The aim and purpose of the Debating Society is to promote debating facility and to aid and teach members to see both sides of an issue. T Q L -:ge 3' 9 ss nf X r 253 7 Mrs. Eloise Driskell, Sponsor, Jeff Daughtry, Par- liamentariang David Stringer, Vice President, Ray Bietz, President, Sandra Manley, Corresponding Secretary, Patsy Best, Secretary-Treasurer. 5 l 5 kVAVittAtVf4'A.'sAssstttssssQ t 5 Q Lf? Z ,y - .3 ' 'N' 16. 'I' 'Q RI.: I fi ul FRONT ROW: Marvin Metheny, Jeff Daughtry, Charles Abernathy, Gayal Cathcart, Yvonne Platt, Patt Dodd, Jackie Cliett, Avalon Brown, Gail McCaleb, Ray Beitz. CENTER ROW: Linda Klien, Sandra Manley, Kathy Blanton, Patsy Best, David Stringer, Kathy Hodges, Kay English, Carol Roddenberry, Shelia Carlton. THIRD ROW: Mike Crews, Larry Cummings, Dennis Melton, Theron Durden, Jim Lane, Charles Nicholson. I83 key 61110 1144314- i' ll I lk :FOR ., Y N I O .i x Il It xl ' f I K ,kd , in iQL U B I OFFICERS Left to right: MARVIN METHENY Treasurer DENNIS MELTON President ALBERT LONG Secretary CHARLES NICHOLSON Vice President E mi MVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVB il 712 Q ll n FIRST ROW, left to right: Mike Mitchell, Albert Long, Dennis Melton, Lance Lanier, Kenneth Shakleford, Butch Cotney, Ernest Cooper, Marvin Metheny. SECOND ROW: Jerald Alderman, Jeff Daughtry, Dale Johnson, Mike Crews, Charles,Abernathy, Sharon McCall-Key Club Sweetheart-Roland Shakleford, Jim Anderson, Carol Platt, Hurley Alderman, Doctor Reeves-Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Charles Dickey, Dan Carlton, David Stringer, James Albritton, Donald Poucher, Bill Dickey, Wendell Cotton, Charles Nicholson, Jimmy Youman, Ray Bietz, Donald Frierson, Kale Albritton, Dewey Terrell, Ray Graham, Bill Barley, Jim Lane, Larry Hires, Ross Henry, Jimmy Mosley. SEATED, left to right: Ross Henry, Don Frierson, Charles Dickey, Dan Carlton, Ernest Cooper. STANDING: Marvin Metheny, Wendell Cotton, Jim Lane, Mike Crews, Ray Graham, Jeff Daughtry. Left to right: Ray Beitz, Jimmy You- mans, Jim Anderson, Kale Albritton, Jerald Alderman, Charles Abernathy, James Albritton, Hurley Alderman, Fred Cotney. Cos ou wcefhenlif SHARON MCCALL Sweetheart ww' ,fu Wm, AK 1 lg l Left to right: Roland Shakleford, Kenny Shakleford, Donald Poucher David Stringer-Seated. Left to right: Carol Platt, Dale Johnson, Mike Mitchell, Jim Mosley Albert Long, Dewey Terrell, Dennis Melton, Charles Nicholson. Ca ,Make the Kes! l3'effcr 1-tg The Senior High 4-H Clubbers are: Kathy Hodges, Valer'e Morris, Gayle Altman, Blanche Petrinko. The 4-H Clubbers in Hardee County, as in rnany other places, pledge their heads to clearer thinking, their hearts to greater loya'fy, and their hands to larger service for the good of their club, community, and country. The Junior High are-FIRST ROW: Sherle Criserll, Kathern Thompson, Pam Hirst, Emily Ford, Carolyn Moncrief, Linda Holland, Faye Yawn, linda Beth Olliff. SECOND ROW: Iolani Grainger, Patsy Banks, Gem Causey, Marie Williams, Ruth DeYoung, Beverly Pipping, Nora Williams. THll32D ROW: Carol Smith, Martha Ann Gilley, Carol Dickie, Ernestine Harvell, Peggy Cloud, Marvelle Summers, Delores Teal. -.3 ' eg W - ff u, fn PE SZKZWLS UT THIE '3A LGf W'E T- l + f1 fffgS M f3 0ff1 MKS f in COACHES Left to nght Bob Shlrar Dave Deruzzo and Dunnmg Terrell BSQUAD COACHES Medlock and Thomas A team IS not a team without Its coaches best coaches and managers In the conference Our varsity squads wlth thelr hardworking coaches and managers have made Hardee Hlgh proud Q MANAGERS Claxton Harper and Horrell Collins I and managers. We, at Hardee High, have the N E . . . . . --.NM 4' -V- , rx. 1, , .., .L ay A 55,1 , , Z i -L LL. LL LL Ll: L5 Wt 1 ,, N V 'F 1 NLF' ,1- -Q., if 90. G- - M LL FP: 3 15 .3 gi AL Q .tx A. 'sg ui- 4 1 X f 2, r , Q 7, :HZ-it si Zfackling, f NICKIE LANIER JIM MOSELEY Center n Barley sneaks around end CHARLES COKER FRANKIE ALBRITTON n D Defermznafzau ROBERT MOLINA RAY GRAHAM Quarierback Quarterback .3 Yarley fnghis for yardage ...dl LARRY HIRES WENDELL COTTON Halfback Halfback Desire: CHARLES ABERNATHY CHARLES YAWN Fullback Fullback Albrltton C345 chases down Greenue ball carrier z STEVE WHIDDEN BILL BARLEY Halfback Halfback Q X , F Ja U 9 vw f I H and Hgh!! BUTCH HIRST EARL CRAWLEY Fullback Tackle Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee HARDEE SCOREBOARD Ft Meade Wlnter Haven Lake Wales Bartow Hannes Cnty Ft Myers Plant Cnty Auburndale Arcadia MERLE HENDERSON JIMMY MURDOCK Guard Tackle O E C aaA.a,. . O ' 13 Hardee EEEEEEEEEE E O Dade City .VY.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,14 ' 1958 5 9 Kaskcfball Squad ,ans Him Lck! COACH DUNNING TERRELL COACH JERRY MEDLOCK The Basketball squad has posted a TO won 9 loss record so far thns season The Cats had 8 returnnng lettermen and 3 starters from last years squad plus the addntnon of another player back from mnlntary school The hope of the squad ns to brnng back The dnstrnct and state charnpnonshnp to Hardee Hugh The scores of the games thus far are Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee MHC Fort Meade Seabreeze Palmetto Wnnter Haven Fort Myers Plant Cnty Lake Wales Dade Cnty Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Hardee Bartow Hannes Cnty Auburndale Wnnter Haven MHC Plant Cnty Dade Cnty Lake Wales Avon Park VARSITY SQUAD Background left to rght Wh tehead Hres Albrtton Moseley Youngblood Strckland Terr ll Johnson Wh dden Molnna Cotton and Yawn l95 f , M Ji ,X C,l ' 2 in 9 . TL We . J l C7759 , W 34 , 38 W, ,cs,, 69 cc,, 26 , ,s,.,..c M38 A ' ' ,,.s 42 38 67 48 Hardee ,,,,.. ,,.,,s 4 9 Mainland ,,,.... ,, ,,,. 53 Hardee ,,A..,,,.... 45 ' ,,,,V, 77 ,,m,,--N38 N 47 s,,,scc,,.--72 40 ' 61 ' 44 38 38 ' ,. 43 62 ' 7, 49 53 61 57 ,,,,,,,A--,,5'l ' 40 Q59 ,X f ribs it , 'S ' 8' 4 Q Y' 35? ff. 2 be -J ff 52 -,IM - S55 L 'Y 2 lk X-5 A i Y? E Y L 5 if 2 L, A B y D 'Q X22 ffl Q Q fz 4 Q ' .. 't Q Q 2 Wg' A iv 1 . y ' . K if K6 L Y 5 - ff, as l r I K' t.,f fx-, ' f 3 K ' F , X, J' if 22 Gui' up k L J , Q 7 I 'V Hardee Wildcats farticzjmzfc in COACH CHICK POLLUCK BOBBY BUCKLEY Captain 2nd Base ?-: 3 The Hardee baseball team compiled a record of 6 wins and 8 losses 4 this past season. This record might have been better if more experienced X boys had been on the squad. Most of the pitching duties were handled by two sophomores and one iunior. Only two seniors graduating and leav- ing behind them a team of experienced players and with all probability a more successful season ahead. 0 A . ' H JOE ANDERSON MARVIN METHENY 5h0ff5'0P 3rd Base Baseball America is' Eiaaarifa pastime .,' 4 iid- .,,, A 'fxv-Q BILL HENRY KALE ALBRITTON LANCE LANIER Shorfstop 3rd Base Pitcher EARL CRAWLEY Cafcher DEWEY TERRELL LARRY HIRES Pitcher Outfield -9 S .L K X 5' 'Qi .1 'O Q - : 31 I 1 I f X X I - 1. BUTCH COTNEY 2nd Base ,,n. 'v is .29 ' us.-- , K wi f Q Yx 4 A o ,J 1. Q' 9 Q . 1.19 Q-PM '. flwhf-, ,wx M, HV 4 .s-.: lucas.. sf was J v-. ang., Q LJJFC M 4' 'U -in Q wah-1' -3 x . wk A ifilil if s ,- Q 'EM' A1 I vu 'vf Y fy . .1- 3 . . , if ' I' 5 Ig' ,Q iw, wf-.ff-gg 202 m,,,gq S- ii' A Q 4 4,15 ., X -an iii H A 'mfv!e'.... 'NWJ7 L'w-Qi' I .11 +' V. . ,R A. V ,W Ly, F 'ijiiiiif W X,, 5 L L' L ' if 'iw' ,m,,AA Mffwxa- J K . 'Oir- HL. N 4 inl- P M ff, S. 1959 Crack Umm I 'Y .af Left io right R Thomas J Whufcomb W Johnson B Dnckey and G Weed Left to right: E. Benton B. Barley S. Whidden ancl L. Gilliard. Left to right: D. Stringer, C. Harper, B. Yarley, and L. Shiver. Pmefzee Makes Perfect 'Pn- 'Vx ix? I Left 10 rnghf E Benton D Strlnger C Dickey and R Gnlllard :Miha V?-23 5229. Left fo right B Barley S Whldden and B Maxwell Left to nght H Smedley, R Graham, C Yawn, and Kneelnng, B Albntfon Actuvutues Band Cheerleaders Junuor Hugh Senuor Hugh Choraluers Chorletts Junuor Senuor D C T F B L A F F A Hardee Peace Ruver F H A INDEX Future Nurses Club 4 H Club Latun Club Letterman s Club Lubrary Club Luttle Women Natuonal Honor Socuety Pep Squad Quull and Scroll Scuence Club Spanush Club Speech Club Student Councul Wuldcat s Echo Admunustratuon Boa rd ot Educatuon Junuor H ugh Teachers Pruncupals Secretarues Senuor Hugh Teachers 137187 138141 154155 157 154155 150153 150151 144146 180181 160161 176177 160161 176177 147149 172173 171 179 175 1620 Superuntendent and Supervusor INDEX Teachers Advertusements Baseball Basketball Band Boa rd ot Educatuon Cheerleaders J u n uor H ugh Senuor Hugh Choraluers Choraletts Junuor Senuor Contents Debators Club D C T Deducatuon Eughth Grade OFfucers Eughth Grade Snapshots Favorutes F B L A F F A Hardee Peace Ruver 1622 200 202 195199 138141 154155 157 154155 150153 150151 144146 108118 2324 129136 180181 160161 176177 176177 160161 , H - , B ' ' uuuuu uuuuu 157 ' 6 uuuuu uuuuuuuuuu 5 6 uu,u , so up 152 - aaaa -5 --Aaaaaaaf-aaaaa 12 . . . u,,,o up - C ' ' ' f ff 'H' H' ' 1 ' . . 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