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

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gf! A CLASS WILL We, the Sen1or Class of 1956 Berng of sound mtnds and good health do leave these exceed1ngly valuable possess1ons to those who may beneflt most by them W do hereby make declare, and publlsh th1s our Last W111 and Testament To the Faculty we leave our smcere 3Ppl'CC13IlOl'l for a Job well done To the Underclassmen we leave our w1ll to learn And to the Jumors our w1ll WAYNE AIKEN leaves hrs posrtron as Senlor Class Romeo to Buddy Sherouse and hmm Joe Barrett yi the sad knowledge that II w1ll take both of them to f1ll h1s shoes BEN BATTEN leaves to Denny-Peclrlck one parr of SIZE I2 basketball shoes and a shoehorn w1th whlch to force hrs sxze I3 feet 1nto them OBBY CARLTON leaves to Jtmmy Klmbrough hrs descrlpuon Tall dark, and handsome TYRONE APMAN leaves hrs curly halr to Johnny Roush HERB FLOOK leaves to Bobby Meadows hrs ab1l1ty to drlve an automobtle BlL es to Mrchael Bunt1ng h1s ab1l1ty to excel at any sport MAC JOHNSON leaves to Kenneth Allen hrs secret ambtuon to be a hermlt RAY O HARA leaves hrs t1t1e Professor , and hrs love of Itallan Hero Sandwlches to Ivan Placko JAMES PATRICK leaves to Larry Clme h1s deep and passlonate hatred of the Dodgers ALFRED SCOTT leaves hrs never fa1l1ng sunny drsposmon to Tommy Mondon HOMER TRUETT leaves h1s ab1l1ty to sk1p school and get away w1th II to Kent Mansfleld BOB WALDRON leaves h1s he man phys1que and slow blush to Zack Wllson BILLY WHITEHEAD leaves to Alv1n Coogler hrs ab1l1ty to wrrte all hrs Engl1sh themes 1n the f1ISIf1VC mrnutes of Engl1sh Class JE leaves h1s ab1l1ty to sleep m class and get away w1th II to anyone who can get away w1th ELAINE ALDERMAN leaves her dark haxr and ready sm1le to Marcla W1lder RUTH ALLEN leaves to Gerry Sprlngstead her ab1l1ty to always keep the other party guesslng MARY RUTH GROVES leaves to Myrna Rom1ne her ab1l1ty to hook a man before graduauon CHRISTINE BEARDEN and CAROLYN MITZLAFF leave their quletness to V1ck1 Vegera Not tha yo need GAIL BLACK leaves to Phyllls Dah 1n a sllghtly bent baton and two ba1wdw L C leaves h1s warmng to all grrls left at HHS LEAVE BRUCE ALONE MARIE COCO leaves to Jackle Garland her ab1l1ty to be engaged all year and not let anyone know ll JOYCE DeBUSK leaves her qulet ways and bashful att1tudes to Frances Jennlngs EVELYN GAN1 leaves to Audrey Lowe her ab1l1ty to do too many thrngs at one txme JOYCE GARLAND leaves to her slster Jackre the ab1l1ty to smg Use tt welll ANITA WADE leaves to Arlene Peters her ab1l1ty to get married and stlll graduate BARBARA JACKSON leaves her long dark eye lashes to Pat Young WILLIENE JACKSON leaves her decept1ve quxetness and her subscrlpuon to Mad Com1cs to George Everson VIRGINIA MacKENZIE doesn t leave anythmg to anyone She 15 gorng to take ll all Wllh her eaves er auburn ha1r and Venus bulld to V1rg1n1a Garnett JOAN PETERSON leaves her blue eyes and naturally wavy ha1r to Pug Grubbs e shgr-test glrl rn the Senlor Class to DELORES SCHILLING leaves her comlc sneeze to Martha Steen MILDRED SELES her excellent command of s1lence to Zack Wxlson CAROL SHELL leaves her secret love of teachers to Joyce Devme ANNABELLE SINGER leaves her glorlous blond ha1r to Bermce Mullen JOYCE WALLER leaves to Harvard Dukes her frrm farth ln Inverness as a future MARION WELCH leaves to Howard Lee her ab1l1ty to e ELSIE JEAN WERNICKE leaves her ,utterbugglng abihgfvtof E leaves hgtme Short Stuff to Snell Mashburn WANDA YOUNG leaves to Betty Smlth and Joyce Devlne her htdden talent, lf they can frnd rt CALVIN NILE leaves hrs t1tle of Senror Class W1t to Ted Hazelton SYLVIA BOND leaves her quxck smrle to Bob Frozen face Slnger JACK CRUMP leaves to Kelth Looper hrs ab1l1ty to hold down a Job at the A8sP and stlll hve II up at mght LOREN HANSON leaves to Bob Whltehead a set of school books that are ln excellent condruon, because they have hardly been used Stgned thls I5 day of May at Hernando Hlgh School clty of Brooksvrlle stare of Confuslon W1I'.DCSSSd by Mr Irv1ng Graves Mrs Zelda Pekovosky and Mlss Zelda Luther 1Ck1 Vegera metropolrs ' g g I . I I I . e 4 it. . .. . , . . I . . .fn .'! I if it, Vicki, but...CsluQcosxSI Law vxrvxcl ,lull UL 93:29 X!!! Mya, . . . : . ' I Vw 45 '- 1 . . N .. . . . L ,L ' 1 I' N 1 . ' Q - . . an - ne. '

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'll 5 'ill 11 In our f1rst year of Jumor Hlgh School we ga1ned qu1te a few members Annabelle S1nger returned from Sprmg Lake and brought her cousm Mary Sue WSTBICRS Also from Spr1ng Lake came Ben and Mary Ruth Batten Sylv1a Bond from V1rg1n1a An1ta Gldeons from Otter Creek and Homer Truett from Tampa helped to enllven the class Mar1on Welch who left us 1n the f1rst grade returned but left agamn and returned to stay 1n the mnth grade Alfred Scott came to us from Alabama 1n the emghth grade and helped to make thmgs more mnterestlng for the g1r1s Tyrone Chap man came from Lake L1ndsey Jack Crump came to Flor1da to es cape the cold of l1l1no1s and Herbgrjgook w1th h1s real cool trum pet blew ln from New Jersey Our Rat Year Mar1e Coco arrlved from Cleveland Just 1n t1me to get a wh1ff of perfume and see the remams of 11PSt1Ck Our Sophomore year we took the Sen1ors to Red1ngton Beach for our Sophomore Sen1or party Bay rejomed us that year from Fort H5555 Then came our Jr year After hard work and a wonderful Jun1or play Beauty and the Beef we f1n1shed the year off as p1 rates at the Jr Sr Prom Joyce Waller left Inverness and moved here Chr1st1ne Bearden parted w1th Alabama and Joyce Debusk from M1ch1gan At long last after eleven years our Sen1or year f1nally dawned We crowned Joyce Garland M1ss H H S at the Holly Hop work ed l1ke mad for money for Washmgton and crossed our f1ngers unt1l graduat1on. For the last m1le, Gall Black reJo1ned us Delores Sch1ll1ng came from Lakeland, Loren Hanson from Tavares, Jerr1 H1cks from Tennessee, and Carolyn Mltzlaff, from New York, and Ca1v1n N1le from Malne. As the year draws to a close, we remember and marvel at our mlstakes and our accompllsnments As we venture 1nto the world of tomorrow, we w1ll always cher1sh the memorles of our school days as our dearest and best and w11l never forget our years at Ole H H. S. uf' 4 l l W ,J X . L , xl . l Y I ' 3 . ' 3 . ! ! ..-.,,, v ' , . ,, ,, . . . . l Y . . ,, ,, . . . , - I 5 , , ' ' - ' I I V O , - . . . ,

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fb lv' ai? CLASS PROPHECY 'W QL.: fl As the curtaln goes up we behold on the stage of lrfe the future ln one corner we see our own hometown Brooksvrlle We notrce a change KDS Hqga ln the school system could th1s be because Annabelle Slnger and Vuglnla Mac d Kenzle are the teachers? Also we have two of the best grocery stores rn the state ,seo owned by none other than Bobby ggarlton and Bob Waldron who havrng had so much experlence ln the grocery busmess have therr own stores too Those wonderful vegetables we flnd rn the stores come from Loren Hanson s truck farm There s also a specral C1ll'llS secuon featurlng Batten Cltrus Co owned by Ben Batten well known lnventor of a new type of grapefrult that you don t have to sweeten Travel a ltttle south and we ll ftnd M1ldred Seles and Marle Coco happrly marued They have recently publlshed a new book A Hundred Ways to Use Eggs Two other members of the class who got the1r man before graduatron Mary Ruth Groves and Amta Wade 1lVE near Brooksvrlle Joyce Waller too IS a busy house w1fe Lo V5 St1ll rn Florrda we f1nd Alfred Scott,,new owner of Sunbeam Bread and naturally Gall Black who has a profrtable busrness as a dental hygenrst In Lake land we f1nd Dolores Schllllng head of the Engllsh Department at Lakeland l-hgh School The blggest ranch ln Florlda IS run by Tyrone Chapman He s rnvented a new k1nd of cattle all slrlotn steak At M1am1 Beach we ll be sure to VISII the Swank restaurant owned by Carol Shell Carol cashed ln on her experlence and really knows the buslness Wh1le we re there we ll try some of the1r speclalty Marne Lob sters supplled by the Marne Lobster Company owned by Calvln Nlles f Occaslonally between cuttrng records and maklng world tours we catch a gllmpse of Herbert Flook and the t1on s favorrte orchestra h1s Dlxleland Band Joyce Garland now smgs at the Met as well as appearlng 1n a nu ber of Broadway Plays Around New York we see James Patr1ck the Dodger s new and sensatlonal p1tcher Mac Johnson who the Yankees wouldn t part Wllh for any amount of money IS there too One of New York s top fashlon models IS Joyce DeBusk whose face appears on many natronal magaz1nes Speaklng of magazmes there s a new one out The Complete Sclence Frctlon Reader wr1tten by the famous SCICHIISI Ray O Hara who also dtscovered the planet Zues The art world has gamed a new un1vers1ty drrected by the world renowned arusts Elsre Jean Wernlcke Ruth Allen Joan Peterson and ElaLng.Alder.nJa.n. It draws students from all over the world In Baltlmore we frnd Evelyn Gant, renowned pedlatrlclan She llked Johns Hopklns so much she dectded to stay and work wnh the hospttal v y In San Drego we see Admtral B111 Hope B1ll l1ked Navy Reserves so he decrded to make a career of the Navy In Detrolt we hear the na mes of Wayne Alken and Homer Truett They l1ked worklng on therr own cars so much that they became professlonals and now desrgn exclusrve sports cars Also lnterested ln cars but from a drfferent angle we f1nd Jack Crump three t1me wmner of the Indlanapolls frve hundred mrle race Just turn on your T V and we re sure to see Wanda Young and Mary Sue Werggcke and the1r homemak1ng serxes They have certamly made th1ngs easter for the Amencan housewlfe We ll probably see Barbara Jackson w1th her lovely ha1r for she s really on demand for commercrals by shampoo companres At any executrve meet1ng we ll hear the name of Theresa Puckett the smart secretary who marrled her boss Carol Clark ts another secretary who made good She always was good at book keeplng Sylvla Bond and Marlon We now the busrness Drop ln our llbrary and we re sure to see Chrrstrne Bearden one of the most efflcrent and helpful llbrarrans that ever shelved a book If we look around we mlght see one of the several books wrltten by Ann Parker who used to love to wrtte themes Of course we mustn t forget that new cook book everyone rs ravtng about It was wrrtten by Wlllene Jackson and she always was a wonderful cook The most argumentlve person of the class put hrs ab1l1ty to work B1lly Whltehead after havrng a br1l lrant career as a lawyer rs now governor of North Carolrna Another loquaclous member of the class Jerry Wooten has made qurte a name for hlmself rn the freld of scrence If we step tn an arrplane we mlght see Carolyn Mltzlaff the stewardess w1th the bluest eyes rn the arr Now the curtaln rrngs down but we realrze that the show IS not over The drama of lrfe IS unceasmg and for a brref moment we have caught a glrmpse of the brrght the hopeful the future 1 G . f A Jovi S f A fl' 3 , ' . l .' ' - s . I 4 b,-,n V ' .Y .. - a . l .