Holmes County High School - Ho Co Hi Yearbook (Bonifay, FL)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Juniors A JUNIOR IJRQUHART, President FREDERIC HOWELL, Secretory DUANE SAVELLE, Vice-President RICHARD MCKINNA, Treosurer BERNICE KIRKLAND, Reporter BOB REGISTER, Representotive to Student Council MISS CATHERINE BLJIE, Sponsor Juniors B EDNA ISRACKIN, President ANNA MATTHEWS, Secretory JIMMY MATTHEWS, Vice-President ANNA MATTHEWS, Treosurer MINA JEAN YEOMAN, Reporter DOROTHY WILLIAMS, Representative to Student Council MISS MARY FRANCES KEIRN, Sponsor

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l8. To petite Jean Mason goes Louise Pate's plumpness. 19. Jack Thweatt wills her Senior dignity to Dorothy Balkcom. 20. Hilton Pate leaves his ability to jitter-bugnfbut he can't decide whether to give it to Ran- dall Roberts, June Terry or Joe White. 2l. Kathryn DeShazo bequeaths her sunny disposition to Clara Vonlandingham. 22. Jean Williams begrudgingly deeds her glamour to Sarah Catherine Creel. 23. Earl Bush wills his adequate store of knowledge to Joseph Fulford who, we grant, sorely needs it. 24. Mary Williams leaves her school spirit with, and leads three cheers for, Rebecca l-laglei' and Elouise Buie. 25. Hazel Sutton selfishly wants to keep her interests in the Marianna Army Air Base in the fam- ily, so she beaueaths them to Faye and Sally. 26. Howard Strickland leaves his dependability and his formula for attaining success with Lloyd Yates. 27. Comely Melba Ruth Yates leaves Jimmy Matthews in o low state of mind. 28. To Duane Savelle, Essie Davis deeds her quiet, unassuming manner. 29, James Childs grants his handsomeness to Bob Register. 30. Nell George unwillingly bequeaths her laziness to Betty Alford. 3l. A comb, a mirror, a dash of rouge-all of these Grace Peacock leaves to Doris Cotton. 32. Roger Sellers leaves with James Childs. 33. Frances Williams bequeaths her position as Miss lvey's girl Friday to Juanita McDonald. 34. To Gene Sims, Ruby Shepard leaves her books, her papers, her pencils, and her collection of admit cards-having excused absences. 35. Ray Everett leaves with the Marines 36. Annie Lou Brown and Louise Pitts leave their amiable dispositions to Grace Yates. 37. To Margaret Ross goes Roberta l-lodges' politeness. 38. l-loward Rogers leaves on his well deserved scholarship. 39. Dorothy Davis leaves her ability to play basketball to next season's team, 40. Ruth Adkins and Mary Lou Hicks leave their recipe for a lasting friendship with Nell Mcbriff and Mary Howell. 4l. Tom D. Williams leaves his duties as chief office boy, assistant janitor and motion picture projector operator in charge of Son Chance. 42. Billy Noblin leaves the presidency of the Senior Class to any deserving Junior who thinks that he, or she, can please Miss Ayers, Miss Ivey, and his. or her, constituents. SENIOR CLASS Witnesses: Professor Fail M. Sure Principal Pass M, On

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Rosaetta Quattlebaurn E. F. A. MR. GUYTON WILLIAMS, Sponsor Paul Srnrth Lelon Carrol Hubert Lowe Ley: Srnlth Morrrs Sheftleld Ray Everett Howard Rogers Bobby Jenkrns Polk Weeks Edward Wood Gene Slms J T Leayzns J E Ward Junlor Strickland Harvey Teal Warren I-Iarris Palmer Rlch Douglas Leavlns Jlrnmy Matthews Curtrs Bulllngton John PIDIQIIW James Swrndle Eules Pettrs Lendell Everett Elton Drnkrns SENIOR SPANISH CLUB MISS MARY FRANCES KEIRN, Sponsor Hester Lee Lucas Bessre Thomason Buster Brownrng Charlene Plunkett Rebecca Ptppin Dorothy Wrllrams Rebecca Hagler Edward Mayors Marge Messer Sally Sutton Betty Alford Grace Newsom SENIOR HOME EC CLUB MISS DORCUS STONE, Sponsor Roma Clarre Benton Idell Carter Wrlrna Constord Ella Dykes Lessle I-lathaytay Magdalene Leaylns Vrrglnra Leavlns Marge Messer Laurie Money Paullne Newton Loulse Parrlsh Hazel Powell Myrleen Reglster Mary Ross Anna Mae Russell Aflaurlne Smith Nell Tlson Martha Sue Wells Annfe lWllIlarnS Dorothy Wlllrarns Thelma Pate Margaret Ross