Hernando High School - Leopards Growl Yearbook (Hernando, FL)

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-3 .Y E35 'Q s 5 g N.. -f--.'j y 5 w 1 4 L ' 1 f q 1 A lj p 3 4. 5315's .. f' 'ky I J w A fi: D' P 1 -N 3, 1731.5 , 1 .-,, ,. The Class of 1955 has been no exception as far as the parties, banquets, and proms are concerned. And we have definitely had our share of hard work on the money making projects which we hoped would yield enough profit so that we could make our trip to Washington. However, it isn't the parties and the hard work that make the class, but the individual, his personality, and his character. In 1942, eleven students entered the first grade at Brooksville Grammar School. Kent Looper was one of those who later became a staunch member of the band and was even then liked by all for his pleasing personality. Mary Sikes, with her glossy black hair, is a true southerner. Wayne Thaggard is one of the most artistic members of this class Cjust look at one of his drawings and you'll see whyj. Margaret Hinkley, who is always quiet and ladylike is one of those who got her mari' while still in high school. And of course we must mention Cecil Miller, president of everything and just as handsome now as he was when he was six years old. Gail Bennett has changed a lot since those days when she was struggling with her A. B. C's. Gay Burdin is still the same friend- ly and co-operative girl. Thomas Martin knows what he thinks and wastes no time telling us. He and Jimmy Crossan have this one trait in common. An at- tractive flag twirler in the H. H. S. band is Lillie Hazelton. Completing the list of those who have survived the long twelve years in Brooksville in Lamar Chapman. Mention hunting or his mother's cooking and he gets a bright gleam in his eye. After one year of trials and tribulations these stalwart few passed into the second grade where a tiny addition was made to the class. But this little girl, Harriet Brinkley, soon proved that although small, she was friendly and unafraid of bugs. Freddy Law also joined the class this year with a wonderful talent for making friends. Wayne Patterson, one of the captains of the 1954 football team didn't notice girls way back in the fourth grade when he came here but they noticed him even then. And now 8 years later they are still noticing him. Jimmy Allen joined our class that year and was a short plump little boy. He now has the best build in the class and has become superior in all sports. Luggin he big bass horn in the band is Erank Srrnth, who has been here for the past years. In the sixth grade Brian qifrenchyp Rungeling came to Brooksville. His nickname has some connection with the fact that he came from England but so far no one has been able to figure it out. That same year, two fair haired girls became members of the class. Priscilla Mueller was the May Queen in a play and is still out front as drum major of the band? Fidella Purdin showed up at about the same time. How can we forget John B-artkot Every class has a brain and we are proud to claim John as ouify' In the 7th grade we were moved to the high school building. Among the wide eyed 7th graders walking around H, H, S. waslane L96 Snow. MOV- ing here from Tampa, she soon instituted a program for cleaning out the old swimming pool for weiner roasts. A lot of fun ended when it was destroyed. The great city of Spring Lake, Florida produced beautiful, dark haired, Elneta Whitehurst, Solon Lycurgus Brown, and Annette Mountain. At that time Solon was neither dark haried nor beautiful, but was as big around as he was tall and he talked continuously. lt's hard to believe that the tall slender boy we call Solon is the same person. Annette has changed her name to Allen since then, but she is still a wizard with the piano. I 1 v sa .Q x K V Q .gm 1 ,