Ketterlinus High School - Kettle Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1959 volume:

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Saundra Jones is Phannenbecker Flora Nell Seymour Nancy Hall Janet Riggle, Loretta Benin Kay Shugart ChI Pat Hughes 1, :7 :fm .. FRESHMAN SECTION JUNIOR SECTION CIRCULATION SOPHOMORE SECTION BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISEMENTS GIRLS' ACTIVITIES i h S 3 man 33 me Cum CMm ight illy Br B Charles Tart Anne .Batsel, Carol Eichhols Bette Manucy Linda Norton Butch Gold Janice Stewart 0 c o o ? x 2V . ,xw; 7 , , , , 4 WWWMWMW BOYS' ACTIVITIES BOYS' SPORTS SNAPSHOTS GENERAL HELPERS SENIOR SECTION GIRLS' SPORTS g , g: :Vx. : ; FOOTBALL I CHEERLEADERS HOMECOMING , BOYS BASKETBALL, ' CALENDAR GIRLS TRACK BASEBALL ADVERTISEMENTS , SNAPSHOTS , leferiiz as nyg CSCZOOf -- CSZ gayusfzb e, gforzbfa MMMMMx ' ,3 w ,WMMW Hm WWWX V wk mm .WMW AW , memwa I rwymrtimwn W . DOUGLAS HARTLEY County Superintendent of Schools Principal MR. ALBERT H. RUMPH B.A., M.A. University of Florida MWMMW MAM, Ayzzw VMMMAW ymmwxxx wmzyiy xmzmy Assistant Principal MR. T. C. SWIFT M.Ed. University of Florida N.xx.wxm xm xm.AMW. 1 , , ' $wmw1 A ' l w Secretary MRS . PAT RAY MWWM Ssh MISS ELLENDER ALDEN B . S. University of Virginia English MR. HARMON R. FOWLER B. S.E. University of Florida Mathematics Science MRS. JANE ANDREWS B , S. Madison College English Civics MR. M. COURTURIER Intern University of Florida Mathematics Science MR. ERNEST T. FREEMAN B.S., M.A. Troy Teachers College Columbia Teachers College Mathematics .w.-.nm,--,,.-,.-,., v.51: rumor amuxw. ,wwwe-aza-W 321.471,, 4?wa4tawir.acw :9? .5417164hw ALIe-frrmrw' 44, 4 MISS CAROL BRADFORD B.S. University of North Carolina Home Economics MISS MILDRED FUNK B.A., M.Ed. MacMurray College University of Florida Social Studies x4 WIWMWE . MR. ROBERT GOODWIN MR. RAY HENDRIX MISS EVELYN IVY B.S., M.Ed. B.A., M.S.P.H. A.B. Dickinson College Georgia Military College University of Florida Rollins College Mathematics and Boys' Athletics Mississippi State College for Women University of Florida Latin Social Studies and Boys' Athletics 97 MISS CAROLYN ROUSE B. S. Florida State University Girls' Athletics Y MRS. FRANCES D. KALV MISS CORINNE E. MILLER MR. DEAN o. MOORHOUSE A 3., M.A. B.A., M.A. B.Ed. George Washington University Stetson University Eng. sh N orthwestern University Western Illinois University University of Cincinnati University of Florida English and Spanish . , g , 4 ;;274 wao , x 4y x ??3?4 szX? WX4 y 0 W MISS MELANIE NE SBITT B.S., M.Ed., A.P.B. Iowa State College University of Florida Science MR. T. C. SWIFT M.Ed. University of Florida Industrial Arts MRS. BETTY WILLERS A . B . University of Kentucky Business Education MISS JANIE REES A.B. , M.A. Georgetown College University of Kentucky English 1 I Kxg 34: MRS. GERTRUDE TAYLOR A.B. , M. Ed. Oklahoma Baptist University University of Missouri University of Florida English and Biology MR. RUDY WHITE M.A., B.S. George Peabody College Mid-Tennessee State Boys' Athletics MR. WALTER SLATER B. S. , M.A. University of Tennessee University of Florida Typing and Athletic Director MR. H. M. KING Cincinnati Conservatory Stetson University Music Supervisor ' 'ruxv. 1011;; 0,-Mvr..u,aprig i'ucerfip anngpl' ms; . MRS. SUSAN D. SPENCER B.A.E., M.Ed. Agnes Scott College University of Florida Mathematics MR. GLEN M. TAYLOR A.B., M.Ed. Oklahoma Baptist University University of Missouri University of Florida Social Studies MISS ALAMO CLAY B.S. George Peabody College Emory University Librarian MRS. IONE JAMES B. S. University of Illinois D.C.T. Supervisor MRS. BERNICE ERKELENS Columbia University Glee Club r. anww,xxn-muwmxmnmxmm WW ' ;, .. FELLLEKEVV ; w 0x2 XH, M aK M Erli'yf:ddrwf 56L? 7 t MMWMMMM we W ,, CLASS OFFICERS President--------------ANNBATSEL Vice President - - - - .. - CARRIANNE SIMMONS Secretary - - - - - - - - - - - - -GARY CARTER Treasurer - - - - - - - - - - NANCY MULLIGAN The class of '59 has set several milestones in old K. H. S. '3 history in the way of projects. As Freshmen we introduced the ever-popular Pajama Basketball Game . As the year flew by and we became Sophomores we introduced the Powder Puff Football Game played among our own girls. As Juniors our Homecoming float took first prize and excitement reigned when class rings arrived. The Powder Puff Game was es- pecially exciting because we played the class of '58. As Seniors we've been extra-successful. The Washington trip of course was the climax of four wonderfully exciting years. We'll never forget nor will we ever truly leave behind the experieces we have felt. To all the underclassmen we say, So long and good luck. mammvg VtW: W 7WW' Hug a'. t- JWK+?1QV:GE45W. .4 ' ' .-. WWWVRWXKWWW-Vt CHARLOTTE ANN ALLEN She looks like an angel, she acts like one, too, but no telling what an angel will do. FHA 1; Student Council 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4, Chaplain 4; DCT 4, Treasurer 4. SANDRA NIEL ANDERSON Sandie I would be better if I could, but it's awfully lonesome being good. FHA 1, 2; Student Council 3; Beta ROBERT EUGENE ARNETT Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4. Bobby It doesn't pay to worry; things happen anyway. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Boys' State 3. JAMES CLARK BATSEL Jimmy To flunk is human; to pass a mira- cle . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Kappa Hi-Y 2; Delta Hi-Y 3, 4. ANNA LUCILLE BATSEL Ann Have more than thou showest; speak less than thou knowest. Student Council 1, 2, 3; National Beta 3, 4, Veep 3, President 4; An- nual Staff 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Girls' State 3; Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3; II 2, 3; Superlative 4. JUDITH RACHEL BEAL Judie A friendly grin, a natural way; she'll lend a hand without delay. Northeast High 1; Ocala High 2; DCT 3; Glee Club 4; Superlative 4. HAWKINS BAYNARD BEEMAN Be silent and safe; silence never betrays you. Bunnell High 1; DCT 4. MERRILL EUGENE BATTEN What's the odds so long as you're happy: JANICE RUTH BENNETT Jan She's sunny, peaceful, fine, and sweet; we all agree she's hard to beat. Barbourville High 1, 2, 3; Alpha Tri- ? 4Q A75 7X: z? MARINO BETTS Marty Laughing, smiling evermore; he's a boy we all adore. Dobbins Vocational Tech. School 1, 2; FTA 4. V'VIHT'C CU'JIWV'VKTFTW ROBERT EDWARD BOHLEM Bob My true love hath my heart - and I have hers. Sewanhaka High 1; New Hyde Park NY. Memorial High 2, 3. J '2- m nwavw 2 l. l? 3 Y9: ??'hu 75 www.tinm. ,1. SARA ELIZABETH BOWDEN A rare compound of oddity and fun; who laughs at a joke, but never catches on. FHA 1; Homecoming Court 2; An- nual Beauty 2; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3; BEVERLY ANNE BRADBURY DCT 4; Chaplain 4. She's pretty and therefore to be wooed. She's a woman, therefore to be won. Band 1; FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Cheer- leader 2; Homecoming Court 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. ROBERT EARL BURCHFIELD Burchie Study is a pastime. Why overdo it? KATHERINE MARIE BRYANT Leave silence to the saints; I am but human. FHA 1-, Pep Club 3; Alpha Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4. RtEQSas : wiiv EV E 4 1A 4,7.v 4 y - 5,: xxx; Rxxxxxxxx; 14$ 4 w xk x x 4 xgx E53 , N xx x xxx R 4 x 4i x17 144 44 W 24 x74 7x ggng4 4 '7 LOIS NELMAR BUTLER A pleasant smile makes life worth- while. DCT, Reporter 4. LORETTA LEE CAHOON Life depends upon how you live it. Southfield High 1, 2, 3. WARREN JAMES CAPUTO I have plenty of time to study. Noah was 600 years old before he learned to build an ark. Track 1; Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4; DCT 4. HAROLD PAUL CHAPMAN A lot of fun, if you can keep up with him. Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; K' Club 2, 3; Track 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4. 1 4 GARY CLINTON CARTER A loyal companion an excellent friend, an earnest worker; that's Gary, true to the end. Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Senior Class Secretary; Boys' State 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Key Club 4; K Club 3; National Beta 3, 4; Superlative 4. TRUMAN HERSCHEL CLEVELAND If women interfere with work, quit work. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. PHILIP SAUVE COLEE Tex To be friendly and good natured is the greatest accomplishment for a man. Class Officer 1, 2, President 1, Veep 2; Kappa Hi-Y 2, Veep 2; Delta Hi-Y 3, President 3; K Club 3; JJ 2; Football Manager 2, 3; Superlative 4. MARY VIRGINIA COLLINS She makes life sunny all the while with a smile. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; DCT 4, Sec- retary 4. DONNA JEAN COWART When a smile on her lips and a light in her eyes know she'll get what she wants or die in the fight. Annual Staff 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Pep Band and Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chap- lain 4. FRANCES VICTORIA CONNOLLY Bebe Beauty, personality, and versatility, a girl who never fails to do her part, St. Joe 1; DeLand High 2; Student Council 4, Veep 4; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Court 3; Beta Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4; Annual Beauty 4; Basket- ball 3; Superlative 4. 2M2 xxx QSKK 7 NRWK K CAROL JOSEPHINE EICHHOLZ If it's cute I said it. New Smyrna Beach High 1; Glee Club 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 4; Basket- ball 4; II 4; Annual Staff 4. WAYNE DEVERE DAVIS Marriage is destiny. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; K Club 2, 3; Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4; Track 2, 3; Baseball 1. KENNETH DALTON FORRESTER Ken Not that I love study less, but I love fun more. Delta Hi-Y 4; Track 4. THOMAS LEON FOSTER Tom Be silent and safe; silence never betrays you. Division Avenue High 1; Leriettaun Memorial High 2; Football 3. GEORGIE KAY GELALLES Exotic in appearance, mysterious in her ways; sincere and steadfast in her pace. Midview High 1, 2, 3; Alpha Tri- massnumhwn .-;-. .. ., . w . 41491-271976'32-5'4r522a;56'6:4 g-' .,;r ,, y, 75,. , .4 - . . .- : ..; . '9'; 1,1? ' . Ht a' x 5; a; ..n :w-a 2- I , v ndr$k9a$4 2-:VJKWEWR5E9PQxW gggggggg 1. HOWARD HIRAM HANSON A quiet guy with a friendly way. DCT. ISADORE MICHAEL GOLD Butch One thing better than success is to be worthy of success. Student Council 4, President 4; National Beta 3, 4, Sergeant-at- Arms 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, Manager 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Veep 3, Secretary 4; K Club 2, 3; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4. JAMES HENRY HALL J. H. Calm, likeable, friendly, cute; I. H. will always do his part. Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; DCT 4, 2nd Veep 4. AGNES RUTH HALL Loyal, dependable, and fair; such a student is really rare. FHA 1; Glee Club 2, 4; DCT 3; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,. 4, Treasurer 2. TOMMIE LOU HARRIS BRADDOCK Wives may be merry and honest, 'm- 5.1.914. v. I .. !nr- wau, MW-ulakuunnnn4v- .- . a 4 4 4 , x x x 3 i, 3 xx 1 f 4 JUDITH FRANCES HECHT Penny Full of laughter, full of pep; never quiet, that's her rep. St. Joe 1; Pep Club 2, 3; FHA 2; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; DCT 4, lst Veep 4. PAUL ALFRED JEFFS Quiet lad, but there are few who know the treasures hid in you. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Pep Band 1, 2. , wafc; 14:91; 152th 7717.7. JAY BRADLEY HEBER Busy souls have no time to be busy- bodies. Science Club 3. WALLACE FREDERICK INMAN He, who less has said, is well known by his fellow man. DCT; Superlative 4. PATRICIA ANNE JOHNSON Patsy Some think she's bashful; others doubt it. Glee Club 1; Pep Club 3; FHA 1; Basketball Manager 3; DCT 4. a 4134 mzmml.wull:. 4 .4; J ? CAROL RUTH MacFEDERIES My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Forest Park High 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4. PATRICIA CAROLYN KNIGHT Pat Loved by those who know her; admired by those who don't. Glee Club 2; Pep Club 3; Home- coming Queen 4. CECIL MARILYN. LOPEZ A quiet nature with dignity to spare; likeable and a friend worth having. FHA 1; Glee Club 2; Alpha Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4. ELIZABETH SNOWDEN McCULLOUGH Bit My heart is whole, my fancy free. Run on, small man, don't bother me. FHA 1; Homecoming Court 1; An- nual Beauty 1; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4 DONALD LANAKILA McNABB Don Timid-shy-quiet; brother you don't know him. Massey High 1, 2, 3. xxx xx 83 XX . xx xxxxxxxxssqckx MKXNWVQXX WILLIAM PARKHILL MCNAIR Parky It's not what you do; It's what you get away with. Football 1, 2, 4; Track 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant- at-Arms 4; Superlative 4. HUGH CRAWFORD MAXWELL Sonny People who make no noise are dangerous - I'm no hazard. Glee Club 4. W2 If I I f..- 1:114. 47 3. .11 p4 .. I : - c -' -' .1. 3 I ' a I . I .adw 4 I 1 ef'24J1lf'Sli'1rmfdl-v' -2, HELEN ELIZABETH MANUCY Bette A clever girl in every way. She'll make a great success someday. FHA 1; FTA 4; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 2, 4, Secretary 4. DORA ELISE MATTHEWS Not too sober, not too gay; just a nice girl in every way. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Veep 4. . 14va,,..;1y,' Qa;x- ::.nlx:.,-; - HENDRA ANITA MAY Full of fun, personality plus; when she's around good times are a must. FHA 1, 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 1, 2; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Veep 3; K Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Captain 4; Superlative 4. . . . -rs-gm- -:---.w. -- ' immw Iamwwv 3 SHELBY THEODORE MEAD Teddy Wit is the spice of life and his is well-seasoned. Homecoming Court 4; Alpha Hi-Y 4; DCT 3. JOANNE MECKSTROTH .. 10.. Pandemonium did not reign; it pouIed. Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Alpha; Tri-Hi-Y 4. REGGIE MERCER All great men are dead and I'm so sick. PEGGY ANNE MERRITTS Man has his will, but, woman has her way. Huntington High 1, 2; DCT 4. DOUGLAS FMNKLIN MICKLER Doug Athletic, witty, and full of fun; he's made a friend of everyone. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; 'K C1ub 1, 2, 3; Kappa Hi-Y 2; Delta Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, sergeant-at-Arrns 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Superlative 4. MURIEL MARIE MORRILL A willing worker, a good student; but above all, a good friend. Skowhegan High 1, 2, 3. NANCY BTHEL MULLIGAN Always sweet, friendly, gay, al- ways modest; that's her way. FHA 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball Manager 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- ure: 1, 2, 4, Secretary 3; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4;; Beta Tri- PATRICIA THURSTON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; PAGGETT Superlative 4. Never shirk when duty calls; es- pecially in the home. BRENDA LORAINE OSGOOD Always happy, never sad, some- times naughty, but never bad. Glee Club 2, 3,4. 111 2 11 X 2271?? ya 2M 2111 42 A221 LINDA MCLAURIN NORTON Mischief is where you find it, es- pecially if she's behind it. Annual Staff 4; Basketball 3; FHA 1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Sergeant- at-Arms 3; Superlative 4. .pu-hx. 1 n . :n H .. 1 . . . .31'N , nWWiT:WYL BARBARA LOU RANDALL Bright, loveable, witty, but above all - a big devil. FHA 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; K Club 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 4; Cheerleader 4; Girls' State 3; Superlative 4. ELIZABETH LOUISE PASTORE Betty Within her mind sweetness lies; within her heart the kindest of thoughts. Hendersonville High 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 4. JEAN AGNES ANN PELICONE A woman who speaks her mind yet who listens is to be respected. Nott Terrace High 1, 2; Glee Club 4. HAROLD HORACE PAYNE A friendly grin, a natural way; he'll lend a hand without delay. Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. CHARLES FRANCIS PONCE Poncho School is all right if you have noth- ing else to do. DAVID WILLIAM REDMAN When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, lst Lieutenant 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4. RONALD JACK RENOLDS Ronnie Some folks seem to fill a space that none could ever replace. JUDY ANN REED Behind the quiet exterior is a ster- ling behavior. Paxton High 1, 2, 3. MARY FRANCES REIMER She's quiet, but you always know she's there. FHA 1; Glee Club 1. xxxxxxxxxxxxm v oVo RAYMOND WARREN RUSSELL A conservative man is one who just o sits and thinks; mostly sits. W xx CARRIANNE SIMMONS With tossing brown hair and snap- ping brown eyes; Carrie is special to several guys. FHA 1, 2; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Basketball 4, Manager 2, 3; Annual Beauty 3, 4; Home- coming Court 3, 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Veep 4 Class Officer 4, Veep. ALICE ANNE SASSER Youth is the opportunity to do something and become somebody. FHA 1, 2; FTA 1, 2; Band 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 4. BARBARA ANN SEARLES What glorious mischief lies be- neath that serene appearance. PATRICIA ANN SEAMONS Pat Women are meant to be loved; not understood. FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Beta Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4. HUBERT SIKES Zeke Patient, quiet, and dependable; liked more as the days go by. Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4; Superlative 4. 4 '4 THOMAS ANTHONY SMIRCH Tommy He's goodlooking, he's tall, he's friendly to all. Glee Club 3; Track 3, 4. BEVERLY JUNE SKINNER Plenty of wit and athletic ability; also a sparkling personality. FHA 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3, DWIGHT PERRY SMITH 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; K C1ub 3; Laugh at your friends and if they Cheerleader 4; Superlative 4. are sore, so much the better - you can laugh some more. Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1, 2, President 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; K Club 1, 2, 3; Superlative 4. RUSSELL LEON SMITH, JR. With lots of drive this lad has worked; in all he has done, he has proved his worth. Woodland Way Junior High 1; Glee Club 3, 4, President 4; Basketball W WN 3 4; WWW VIRGINIA LEE SPELL I never trouble trouble 'till trouble troubles me. FHA 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 4; DCT 4. 33, 33341333753223:skmmmWw-wmsmq,3... . . HOPE PARKER STABEL To be of use to the world is truly the only way to be happy. DCT 4; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3. JOHN ELLIOT STEINER To worry little, to study less; this is my idea of happiness. Colerain High 1, 2. JANICE KAY STEWART She may seem quiet and 100k naive - but if you know Janice, that's hard to believe. FHA 1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 8, 4, Veep 4; National Beta 4; Annual Staff 4. MARTHA KATHRYN STERCHI Hark! I hear a hollow sound - who's that tapping on my head? Student Council 4; National Beta 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary, Chaplain 3; II ; Superlative 4. u , J 4 2 4 LESTER DAVID SUTLIFF, III This boy's worth is not hard to see; few work so well or show such worth as he. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3. WmHIJAVJntq-uhuaaqqa. . . e H. RITA DOREEN TART Of all the joys I can recall, being in love, is best of all. FHA 1, 2, Secretary 2; Band 1; A1- pha Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 3, Sec- retary 4; Annual Co-Editor 4; Super- lative 4. PHILLIP MICHAEL WHITNEY My way of joking is to tell the truth; it's the funniest joke in the world . Superlative 4. Wmmnmmu,mnmmyyumwdfl ' LARRY REGINALD TEAGUE The man who gets on best with a woman is the one who knows best how to get on without them. Basketball 4. HOWARD AMOS THOMAS As for me, all I know is I know nothing. Kappa Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 2; Delta Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 3, Veep 4. .1. I3l CHARLES ANDREW TILL Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy - but the rest of the time - Oh, my! Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1, 2; Boys' State 3. 7' MV'VW 'w Vin Jwriwwmu t u-xvxvtracn 'x'tv awn .x l '1' . s cm , mi 'A'h'l : CHARLES MCDOUGALL WIECKING, JR. Everything 'is funny as long as it's happening to someone else. National Beta 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3', 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; K Club 2, 3; Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3. J: u 1', 4- FW1KM l 4:: 751 ? mm v ANNA MARIE WOLF Ann A woman's mind is cleaner than a man's; she changes it oftener. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3,4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. HAROLD JOSEPH WEIDMAN The only days that do not worry me are yesterday, today and t0- rno tow. DCT 4. F: WILLIAM EARLY WILKINS I will praise any man who will praise me . Glee Club 4; Superlative 4; Foot- ball 3, 4. 1W .27 .err. A r ; aprwrwilg, SHIRLEY MAE WESTBERRY , , , , 1 , , Quiet in appearance; motives un- j 1, i , V , 4 , 2 n ' m M a, , ,, ; , 4 z; W' Suwanee ngh 1; DCT 4. , a ; , , x x m wmwvv r v: ts x t .t hVWFNQ s. u JAMES WOODROW MULLIS, IR. Jimmy Men of few words are the best men. CLASS SONG You'll Never Walk Alone CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO What you will be, you are now be- coming. CLASS POEM Irnpre ssions Was it four long years ago, Or was it only yesterday, That first our small uncertain steps Walked these hallowed halls this way? Is it a dream that we are here, Or that in reality we stand Eager to take that final step Eager to take the future's hand? It is no dream, our life here is through, The life that held us close for years, But, with us goes a spirit that Will bring a smile through parting tears. Seniors look back and trace that tear And once again be glad, For the wonderful days that together we lived Are many more than few that were sad. Remember the day we first arrived, How little we seemed and shy; The years have passed swiftly and here we are Saying to Ketterlinus a last goodbye. This year began so big for us, For it was to be our last; Another unforgettable year Another unforgettable class. At football games we cheered our team A winning game to play, But, win or lose we cheered them on, For that's the K Hi way. The dances, too were part of it, The plays, the honors won, Alone they seem like nothing - But, Together they were fun. There is one more thought before we go, One more word to say; We have a debt to our teachers - We can never hope to pay. So, thank you God, for a school like this That gave us a wonderful start; We'll remember your standards, and forever Keep that K impressed on our hearts. 75g ZQJIff We, the Senior Class of 1959, knowing of the tears and heartaches that will be suffered at our departure and also realizing the great loss to Ketterlinus High School, do declare this to be our last will and testament. To the faculty we leave a gross of handkerchiefs to mop up their te ars and the thought that all great things must come to an end. To the Juniors we leave our ability to get along together and to spend money freely but wisely without pinching our pennies. To the Sophomores we leave our wonderful, hard-working sponsors. To the Freshmen we leave our deepest sympathy and impart to them a tiny bit of our knowledge. And individually we bequeath the following: I, CHARLOTTE ALLEN, as treasurer of the D.C .T. class leave my ability to miscalculate all money problems for the Senior Class and D.C .T. business to my Freshman sister, Carolyn. We, SANDI ANDERSON and ELIZABETH McCULLOUGH, leave twith tears in our eyesl to Mr. Swift, the mem- ory of all those inspiring hours we spent in his company. I, ROBERT ARNETT, will my crutches to any further injured football players. I, MERRILL BATTEN, will my ability to get through K.H S. without failing to anyone who needs it. I, ANNE BATSEL, will my ability to keep the class quiet in homeroom to next year's president. I, JIMMY BATSEL, will my ability to get in more trouble all the time and to burp to Neena Smirch. I, JUDY BEAL,. will my ability to take dictation in shorthand at 10 words per minute to Linda Hunter. I, BANARD BEAMON, leave my ability to walk in on girls in the bathroom in the D.C .T. house to Gary Bass. I, DENNIS BENNETT, leave my ability to stay on the wrong side of Miss Rees to Selby Strickland. I, JANICE BENNETT, leave my ability to get letters to Camilla Bennett. I,' MARINO BETTS, leave my great basketball talents to Dempsey Corbett, tin hopes he can do betten. I, BOB BOHLEN, will all my unpaid bills. I, SARA ELIZABETH BOWDEN, leave my place by the stove in the D.C.T. house to my sister, Becky Ann. I, ANNE BRADBURY, leave my one way ticket to Tallahassee to Joan Girvin who still has another year to go. I, KATHERINE BRYANT, leave to become Mrs. Larry T . Doyle. I, ROBERT BURCHFIELD, leave my seat in the front row of the auditorium to Ronnie Butler. 1, LOIS BUTLER, leave to Pat Duffy my unknown knowledge. I, WARREN CAPUTO,1eave my ability to come in late every morning to any prompt person. I, GARY CARTER, will leave to become an All- American at F. S. U. I, HAROLD CHAPMAN, leave my manly physique and beer- -belly to Bobby Barns, my buddy. I, HERSCHEL CLEVELAND, just leave. I, LORETTA COHOON, will my notes on Psychology from MI. Taylor's class to Grace Bowen. I, PHIL COLEE, will to Al Nease my ability to go places and do things without anybody knowing. I, VIRGINIA COLLINS, leave my ability to eat Butterscotch drops with my friends in D.C .T. to my sister, Helen Collins. BEBE CONNOLLY, leave my place as MI. Rumph's best girl to Bunny George. DONNA JEAN COWART, leave dear ole' K.H S. to obtain my M.R.S. degree from Professor McCall at Army University. WAYNE DAVIS, will the Football team to my brother, Vernon. CAROL EICHHOLZ, will St. Augustine back to the Indians, and to C arl Connell my ability to spread sunshine throughout the school. TOM FOSTER, will Mrs. Spencer my Algebra book back for the third year. KEN FORRESTER, leave the joys of motorcycle riding to Billy Fox. LORAYNE FRANKLIN, leave nothing, owe everything, and the rest I leave to the poor. GEORGIA GELALLES, will my yea: in Home EC to any poor fool who wants it. BUTCH GOLD, leave my ability to get knots in Physics Class to any fool who wants it. AGNES HALL, leave wanting to go to France to visit Freddy. J. H. HALL, leave my ability to get out of second period and go to the bakery to David Halstead. HIRAM HANSON, leave Cathy Stuart. TOMMIE LOU HARRIS, will my job at Dobbs Book Bindry to any bookworm who wants it. JAY HEBER, will my beat-up Physics book to Lester Conrad. PENNY HECHT, leave my ability to change flat tires on deserted roads to Curtis Brett. WALLACE INMAN, leave my ability to chew gum in Miss Rees' Senior English class to Doyle Willie. PAUL JEFFS, will my Solid book to Eddie Calhoun to put it to more use than I did. 1, I. 1-6.? 9423+k3j' mwitwtkv'eumv' .. .vr;-.:J;-:: gay: ,. ,. 1:39,. .;fa-un. jg cw. . .,v.:.-Ar-..I..-ui.- -V-;i-V..,-4,--,:.:r- un-wwh, v max; 1 , , s ,m . . . PATSY JOHNSON, leave my ability to eat my lunch in Business English class to Barbara McQuaig. PAT KNIGHT, leave with happy memories to become Mrs. Clifford Rhodes. We, MARILYN LOPEZ AND JANICE STEWART, leave our 5th period conversational class with Mr. Taylor to I. 9 I. HHHHHHHHH so anyone willing to listen CAROL MacFEDERIES, leave my Chemistry book to anyone who wants to tackle the problems. DONALD McNABB, leave my general's stars and my place on Devil's Island to Miss Nesbitt. PARKY McNAIR, leave my ability to skip classes with Donnie Hohne and not get caught to Bill Snowberger and Charles Rentz. FRANKIE MANUCY, leave to attain an Mrs. degree in the Air Force. BETTE MANUCY, leave my old Glee Club folder with all the notes to Bill Marshall. ELISE MATTHEWS, will my way of skipping P. A.D. class to my little brother, Johnnie SONNY MAXWELL, will my kissable lips to David Lovett who needs them. HENDRA MAY, leave to attain an MIs degree in the paratroopers. TEDDY MEADE, leave my place in Judge Grady's traffic court to Rodan Goode and Bine Lindsley. JOANNE MECKSTROTH, have two things to leave: my passing grades and my letter-writing ability. The first I leave to Joan Girvin - the second, she doesn't need. PEGGY MERRITTS, leave my ability to play powder-puff football to anyone who wants it. DOUG MICKLER, will nothing, for I have nothing worthwhile willing. MURIEL MURRILL, leave my quiet ways to some noisy person. NANCY MULLIGAN, as treasurer of the Class of '59 leave with my tummy, mind, and pockets full. LINDA NORTON, leave my bottle of Silky Straight to Terry Wilkins 'cause he sure needs it. BRENDA OSGOOD, leave my dimples to Glenda Hartley. PAT PADGETT, leave to take care of my family. HAROLD PAYNE, will my ability to owe the Senior Class money at all times to Ronnie Butler. JEAN PELICONE, will my big mouth to Carol Moore. We, DAVID AND R. L. PETERSON, leave to open a bubble gum factory. I. I. I. I I I I I I. I I I I I u v o u u u. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH .. CHARLES PONCE, hope to leave. BARBARA RANDALL, leave to my BABY sister, Jean, my cheerleading uniform if she ever loses enough weight to get into it. DAVID REDMAN, will to Marvin Mills my seat in Miss Alden's English class. JUDY REED, will my forgotten knowledge to Maryanne Ricketts. MARY REIMER, will my seat in the back of the room to Judy Chambers. RONNIE REYNOLDS, left with fond memories. RAYMOND RUSSELL, will my parking place to Shorty H. Foster. ANN SASSER, will my cunning ways with Mr. Freeman to Charles Wolfe. PAT SEAMONS, leave my bleach bottle to Carol Carter. BARBARA SEARLES, leave peacefully. HUBERT SIKES, leave my ability to get along with anyone to Larry Lewis. CARRIANNE SIMMONS, leave my ability to get out of study hall to Judy Drawdy. JUNE SKINNER, leave to Mr. Walter Slater my basketball team and all its problems hoping he will be a nice ole' coach to the little girlies. TOMMY SMIRCH, leave with many friends and few enemies. DWIGHT SMITH, leave to Donnie Hohne my lovely English mule to ride his rounds of girls' houses. VIRGINIA SPELL, leave to my brother, Mike, part of my brilliant brain 'cause he sure needs it. HOPE STABLE, leave my old history and English notes to my brothers, Lewis and Lowell. DAVID SUTLIFF, will my size 13 shoe to any Freshman who thinks he is big enough to fill them. JOHN STEINER, will Orange Street Cafeteria to Tommy Neighbors and Chris McConnell. LARRY TEAGUE, leave my gregarious personality to Gerald Halstead. HOWARD THOMAS, just leave in hope of finding days as good as I have had. CHARLES TILL, will my cheat sheets for Miss Alden's class to Jerry Hay. HAROLD WEIDMAN, leave thankfully. SHIRLEY WESTBERRY, leave my big mouth to Rae Lawson. PHILIP WHITLEY , will Miss Alden my Swiss cheese factory. CHARLES WIECKING, leave to Rodan and Gar Goode my hot Willis so they can have a good FAST car. EARLY WILKINS, leave nothing to nobody because everything I have is far too superior for anyone else to handle. ANN MARIE WOLF, leave to Pamela White my seat next to the window on the school bus so she won't have the rest of her skirts ruined by people stepping on them. We, RITA TART AND MARTHA STERCHI, being of unsound mind leave the editorship of the KETTLE to who- ever is fortunate enough to attain such a high honor. Tropgecy One day, sunny and warm, in 2001, Ann Batsel and Carol Eichholz, members of the Senior Class of 1959 chanced to meet at Russell's. They were very old, as time had passed them by quickly, and they were very curious as to what had happened to their classmates. As they were sitting on the stools, talking of old times and happenings, they saw a sign which read, Madam Zoola Sees All, Hears All, Knows All, Tells All, for only a quarter, 25 cents. They decided it would be worth a quarter to know the fate of their former friends, so they entered the mysterious tent of Madam Zoola. Here is the information they received from the fortunetelling lady and her crystal ball: PAT KNIGHT has recently received another boost to her morale. She hobbled off with the title, Grand- mother of 2001. ANN SASSER made a magnificent debut in the Broadway play, Macbeth. Now she's doing singing commercials for Skipper Al's TV show. TEDDY MEADE is now a nationally known come- dian. All he has to do is grin into a television camera; no lines to learn and NO work. Seems MARTHA STERCHI McELVEEN had a big blow; Martha and Richard's six sons joined the Navy instead of the Air Force. CHARLES PONCE after staying in Miss Alden's room for ten years, finally figured out why he never learned any English. He was studying from a Health book! JAY HEBER is now the proud owner of Heber Pencil Productions. To advertise his product, Jay has had his head shaved to a point. The great woman lover, JIMMY BATSEL, now owns a highly successful school in New York designed to teach the males the arts and wiles of wooing women. BRENDA OSGOOD finally got over being shy, and has taken Julia Mead's place advertising Lincolns. Famous scientist JOHN STEINER recently patented his latest in- vention - the noiseless telephone, made especially for people who don't have time to talk. LORAYNE FRANKLIN, who models eyelashes, can only see out of one eye. It seems that she made the fatal mis- take of sneezing and the eyelash got stuck. Athletic DOUGLAS MICKLER became the first six letter man on U of F campus by serving as waterboy on the football, baseball, track, and basketball and tiddly- winks team. CAROL McFEDERIES has finally graduated from Music College and is now teaching music in kindergarten. JUNE SKINNER LEWIS and a certain someone are pretty busy lately. I guess they didn't think the Air Force band was good enough, because now they are raising their own trombone section. LARRY TEAGUE chose basketball for a career. His position on the team is captain Icaptain of blowing up basketballs, that isl. RITA TART finally used her shorthand, but not for long. It seems that six- weeks after she landed a job as a secretary, she landed a boss. Pretty good salary, wouldn't you say? Flash! Famed Chemist WARREN CAPUTO has finally found the spoon he's been looking for. Looks like PENNY HECHT's is the biggest success story of all. Penny has just signed a contract with Yellowstone National Park. Seems they're going to use her mouth if Grand Canyon ever caves in. DWIGHT SMITH entered the local Shooting Contest recently, but was immediately disqualified. It was against the rules to shoot birds! On passing the old men's home we heard that R. L. and DAVID PETERSON had their teeth pulled and were advised to chew bubble gum to toughen their gums. Agriculture experts HUBERT SIKES and DAVID REDMAN have finally succeeded in cross-breeding a pig and chicken. The result was ham and eggs. KATHRYN BRYANT hasn't opened her mouth publicly for the past 20 years. Her husband, Larry Doyle, is an Air Force dentist, and he likes to use her for a practice dummy. LINDA NORTON is radiant after publishing her first book on Atomic Energy, called GONE FISSION. JEAN PELICONE, ELISE MATHEWS, and MURIEL MORRILL, are three prominent stars of the smash hit Pink Elephants. Think- ing of old friends brought ANNE BRADBURY to mind. Anne and Doug had finally married and settled down, but not for long, seems she caught her long brown hair in a mix-master and divorced Doug when he called her Baldy in public. DONALD McNABB, after traveling abroad for ten years, has returned to the U. S. and now has his own TV program called Julius Caesar Shall Rise Again. Someone was passing by MRS. PAT THURSTON PADGETT's house one day and was suddenly trampled by a dozen little Padgetts. It seems he didn't notice the sign on the gate which read Beware of Kids. ROBERT ARNETT recently signed up for the World Weight Lifting Contest. Poor Bobby! He misunderstood the rules and broke his leg trying to lift himself off the floor. Lovable nurse HOPE STABEL is driving her Supervisor mad. Hopie, who has developed a passion for blonde hair, has bleached the heads of every patient in the joint. JOANNE MECKSTROTH is working as a cigarette girl at the Jungle Club in Miami. She's still trying to hook that elusive rich boyfriend. PARKY McNAIR was acquitted of manslaughter on grounds of temporary insanity. It seems his poor victim offered him a job as a school teacher. HENDRA MAY and NANCY MULLIGAN have set up a lonely hearts club called The Haven for Homeless Hags. CHARLES WEICKING is seen whipping down U. 8. iii in his hot 15 h. p. Jeepster. Charles says, Cars I love, women I hate! SANDIE ANDERSON couldn't decide between David and Jamie and is now an :2 r'isiteelzt-zzrnnw-u vwvem nus . -- old-maid school teacher at KHS. Seems she took over when Miss Alden retired. HAROLD WEIDMAN has been Mayor of Magnolia Park for the past twenty years. During his term in office Magnolia Park has developed into a small metropolis total population: 99 people, 2 cats! After many years of faithful and hopeful practices PAT SEAMONS has finally reached her goal. She can now be seen on TV as The Marlboro Girl. EARLY WILKINS is seen in a side-show - he's quite bald-headed. Must have combed his hair too often! The President of the Jeffo Motorcycle Co. , PAUL JEFFS, announced that this year Jeffo outsold Chevies in the United States. HAROLD CHAPMAN has finally finished his college foot- ball career at Oglethorpe. After eight years of devoted service; the coaches decided they needed a new tackling dummy. All the movie stars imalei are crazy about ELIZABETH McCULLOUGH who is still uncertain as to whom she'll marry. DONNA JEAN COWART is a writer. She has been writing Raymond for the last ten years. She is now working on Page 9999 of her letter. Lightning fast WAYNE DAVIS has just set a new record. He can now pop 50 tiddly-winks per minute into a cup. Bashful, BETTE MANUCY, has broken the record for proposals - she has asked 250 men to marry her. tHas she got troubles! They all acceptedn MERRILL BATTEN and LOIS BUTLER are actively engaged in a quietest-person-on-earth contest. VIRGINIA COLLINS and SHIRLEY WESTBERRY are corporation sec- retaries working for Foster 8: Forrester Frankfurter Corp. owned by TOM FOSTER and KEN FORRESTFR. HERSCHEL CLEVELAND and GARY CARTER are running a pencil packing company and their best cus- tomer is RAYMOND RUSSELL - he's still working on Miss Nesbitt's Physics exam. Private secretary JANICE BENNETT has spent the last 20 years on her boss, DENNIS BENNETT's knee. tThis has proved to be quite an inconvenience for DennisJ LORETTA COHOON, PEGGY MERRITTS, and MARY REI- MER, recent graduates of U. of F. , just gave us a copy of her latest pamphlet that should prove to be helpful to all graduating high school Seniors, How to Finish College in Ten Easy Years. JUDY BEAL is the business minded one. She and Gene are married and they now have twelve little bank tellers. ANNE WOLFE, BARBARA SEARLES, and PAT JOHNSON and TOMMIE BRADDOCK are among those miss- ing. They were flying in Europe recently and were mistaken for propoganda leaflets and dropped out somewhere over Germany. VIRGINIA SPELL and SARA BOWDEN are now making a fortune with their jaws. They are being used in HOWARD THOMAS' science lab to demonstrate perpetual motion. I . H. HALL and TOMMY SMIRCH, expert engineers, have finally struck it rich with their new machine for making square doughnut holes. CHARLOTTE ALLEN is modeling her clothes at Nauright's Dress Shop for the Atomic Age. U.N. delegate, I. MICHAEL BUTCH GOLD is famous for his reaction to the latest Russian charge against the U. S. , the international sign of disapproval known as giving them the bird! Atomic expert, HUGH C. MAXWELL, has perfected the ultimate in atomic weapons, the atomic peashooter. Famed chemists PHILIP COLEE and DAVID REDMON have just invented a new type of cats synthetically. They were tired of paying ten dollars a week for food for the horses in their stables. CARRIANNE SIMMONS has become a famous model, working in New York for a beauty school owned and operated by BETTY PASTORE and JUDY REED. PHILLIP WHITLEY has become world-renowned for his photos of models BEBE CONNOLLY and BARBARA RANDALL. WARREN CAPUTO has finally dis- covered the famous spoon he has been looking for, for so long. We see HAROLD PAYNE is still arguing with Coach Hendrix in 4th Period health. 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CLASS OFFICERS President - - - - - - - - ---------- - CHARLIE BASS VicePresident-------------------ALNEASE Secretary - - - - ------------ - - KAY SHUGART Treasuter - - - - - - - ------ - - - - - VERNON DAVIS We are very proud of our class this year. We sold more magazines than any pre- vious class in Ketterlinus. We had a number of profitable cake and candy sales, and we also did very well on our cookie sale. During Homecoming we were very proud indeed when our float came in first place. This was because we had so many hard workers on the float committee. Probably the most exciting events of this year were the arrival of our class rings and the wonderful Junior-Senior Prom. Before we leave our Junior year we'd like to thank our sponsors who have worked with us faithfully through the year. Without their help we would not have been as successful as we have. The best of luck and all success to every member of the class of '59. w F'Wquvw-wwv-mv JOE ANDREW JACKIE ANSELL BERNARD BAILY FRANCES BARBOUR . va...0..-VV.,.bV...A.-.-...N.V-., uh SUE BARTLAM SALLY BASKIN CHARLIE BASS GARY BASS JERRY BATEY ALLEN BAYA JACK BEEMAN LINDA BELL LORETTA BERTIN RICHARD BIRD BONNIE BLEDSOE LAMONA BRALLIER SYLVIA BUCHNER RONNIE BUTLER CAROLE CARTER BILL CHANDLER +W mm-o- - q.y--nm --- . DEMPSEY CORBETT LINDA COOK ANN DAY HERMAN FOSTER JUDY FOSTER KATHERINE GATLIN BUNNY GEORGE JERRY DEVANE CHARLOTTE BATMAN THOMASINE CLARK RICKY CLEMONS LAVERNE COLEE CLARA COLEMAN CARL CONNELL VERNON DAVIS JIMMY DOWLING MIKE DUNTON SUSAN EHMANN JANET CLARK CLARA DAVIS . V N V V v u a w. W a u u 49. 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CSOPAOIZQOFQS CLASS OFFICERS President - - - - - - - - ------ - - - - BARRY DANIELS Vice President - - - - ----- - - - - - - DIANE BATMAN Secretary - - - - --------- - -SUSAN KIRKPATRICK Treasurer - - ------ - ------ MARIANNE WHARFF ,M uph h , ,. Me e We've had a roaring Sophomore year with all the activity of our projects and good times, some of which include the food concessions at basketball and football games. We had a successful soc-hop and sold glitter which have contributed to our treasury. We're looking forward to two more fabulous years of excitement and fun, and as they leave we wish the Seniors all good luck in all they do. Billy Bright Beverly Cubbage Earl Butler Sylvia Dean Eddie Calhoun Vinton Cannon Judy Drawdy Raymond Clark Benetta Dunton .-..w x. , .7, an- I Ronald Coleman Patty Dunton Jack Crelenjack Diane Batman Mike Culbreth i Carmen Decubellis V Linda Albritton Ben Adams Sandra Baker Bobby Barnes Barbara Boulineau r ' m:nj rjv-Hn-v-gv-wmnyr 7v;..v....vnjqrw v. .TVFTf-mnvr N7 Richard Barnes Becky Bowden Parnell Bennett Sissy Casto Jerry Bexley Mary Chamberlain Curtis Brett t Beth Cochran Gary Bridle Guilda Crews ; WIMMW WW :0??? ; ' W: 4W 'WVX WMWMWM . xxxXXN Xxx Deena Eisle Barry Daniels Sandra Ellis Bob Feldman Diane Fisher Joe Forbes Elizabeth Ford Billy Fox Barbara Foster Bing Gibbs Pat Gantt Fales Gober Freda Goode Joey Gause Betty Grissom James Greenmun Linda Grubbs Chris Hanks Loreva Hall Harlowe Harris June Hamilton Lynn Harris Elba Harriston Adrian Hay Glenda Hartley XXX xx XV VV V VVVVVVVVX VW' VVVVM V y W? Don Hein Martha Herring Dickie Henley Helen Hollingsworth Eddie Henuber . 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Nancy Rockwell Carson Shattuck Linda Russell John Spencer Bambi Sandiford urrwr- Larry Strong Diana Schmidt John Sutton Carol Schmitz Drew Taylor Flora Nell Seymour Albert Tesori Becky Searles Jimmy Taylor Susan Stauffer Donnie Thibault Nancy Strickland Wayne Towles Carolyn Thomas David Townsend Loretta Thomas Jerry Vaughn Athanell Wages Bill Wall Becky Warren .. .+.; Steve Wasson Merry Wayne Q Terry Wilkins Barbara Wolven Lamar Wilson X , Charles Wolf Robert Young Tom Young Harry Davis Guerry Goode ,,,W W W XXXX : v: x x xx X 7 16 an Hunter Bill Marshall Fr ank Raulerson Anita Tindall Connie Wasson Pamela White With our first year of senior high over We're no better or worse for wear; A little work, a little play, Of Sophomore fun we've had our share. XWXQVQ xxxxxgu xxxnm ' wmxxw :Xxkx $ $$ $wa 914935122912 CLASS OFFIC ERS President PAT BROWN Vice President AL HOLLINGSWORTH Secretary BARBARA BULLINGTON Tre asurer BONNIE REDMAN We feel as though the Class of '62 has had a very successful year. We have spon- sored several very profitable cake and candy sales, one large candy sale and a project selling ballpoint pens to fellow students. We enjoyed the traditional Pajama Basketball Game and are looking forward to three more fun-packed years. We'd like to wish years of happiness and good luck to all the members of the class of '59. .x Mvnn. ind Carol Bettes Bobby Birkett Joe Clark Barbara Boatwright Dale Bradbury Phyllis Brallier David Brewer Pat Brown Barbara Bullington Barbara Bullock Edison Burney Je anette Cahoon Eugene Caputo Irene Carling Judy Chambers Ruth Chapman Nathan Clark Sonny Clemons Dorothy CochIan Martha Cochran g: I z. I f? ,L. g, v-an-r-vlw 3 Aiw-Vartw : r ! r v. .7 7 vi : Avg? '1' g : K WX g, AK? 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A .- - 1.. - w. ,- .r. -!A 1 u . . ... . 511110an Counczf OFFIC ERS President - BUTCH GOLD Vice President - BEBE CONNOLLY Secretary - CHARLES THOMAS Treasurer - GARY CARTER Clerk - ALLAN NEASE PURPOS ES The principle purposes of the organization are: hD To promote the general student welfare, hm To unify all student activities, GO To be the link between students and faculty and all classes and clubs, 09 To promote self-discipline. MEMBERS SENIORS AND JUNIORS Martha Sterchi Carrianne Simmons Nancy Mulligan Butch Gold Bebe Connolly Gary Carter Tommy Neighbors Kay Shugart Janet Riggle Charles Thomas A1 Nease MEMBERS SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN Helen Hollingsworth Susan Kirkpatrick Beverly Cubbedge Jane Fraser Goody Seymour Carolyn Allen SPONSORS Miss Evelyn Ivy Miss Mildred Funk Mr. Dean 0. Moorhouse 96419012 cf A1 Nease, Vice President; Ann Batsel, President; Billy Wolfe, Treasurer; J3 efd Cfug Chris Pfannenbecker, Secretary. The Beta Club is a Leadership and Service club for high school students. Its aims are, the promotion of the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among high school students of America to new and meritorious achievement and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school. Each year National Beta has money raising projects. With this money we deliver baskets of food and gifts to families at Christmas and Thanksgiving. We also decorate the library for Christmas and attend the State National Beta Convention. MEMBERS Billy Bright, Ann Batsel, Butch Gold, Shirley Voorhees, Pat Hughes, Gary Carter, Wallace Inman, Jackie Johnstone, Janie Neumann, Charles Bass, Janice Stewart, Hilda Bartlam, Carol Meldrum, A1 Nease, Billy Wolfe, Martha Sterchi, Saundra Jones, Dot Osteen, Chris Pfannenbecker. Xh, Qt A hxkxxxwxxxwxx SXX e MEXXXX W IVARQKXR'IIM'Hnr-r uhmonv A .2 I 77 y I mew MEMBERS Chris Pfannenbecker, Jackie Johnston, Pat Gant, Bambi Sanford, Georgiann Knoblock, Martha Herring, Glenda Nauright, Jean Hunter, Carolyn Thomas, Charlotte Allen. Rita Tart, Pat Hughes. Janice Stewert, Freda Goode. Linda Norton, Marilyn Lopez, Sara Bowden, Virginia Collins, Becky Bowden, Janie Neu- mann, Alberta Tesori, Susan Kirkpatrick, Carol Schmitz. Kathryn Bryant, Agnes Hall. Janet Riggle, Diana Schmidt. Sandra Kummer, Patty Wright, Georgia Gelalles, Loretta Burton, Sally McDaniel. Dot Osteen. Velma Pellicer, Susan McLucas. Judy Foster. Lo Reva Hall. Ruth Herring, Lindy Jenkins, Jo Schreiber, Nancy Newlon, Evelyn Williams, Kay Shugart, Nancy Hall, Susan Ehrnann, Charlene Segrest. Kay Pomar, Linda Bell. PURPOSE The purpose of Alpha Tri-Hi-Y is to create and maintain, and extend through- out the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The slo- gan is pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. OFFICERS President - Marilyn Lopez Vice President - Janice Stewert Secretary - Rita Tart Treasurer - Chris Pfannenbecker Chaplain - Charlotte Allen Sponsor - Mrs. Blanton a rte-arww .- '.,u-.'.'w. .'-'. mysw.:f-,.'ln:r',:wg'.h.:mu11mm 'A . 'z-rh: OFFICERS President - Barbara Randall Vice President - Carrianne Simmons Secretary - Hendra May Treasurer - Bunny George ' Chaplain - Donna Cowart Sergeants-at-Arms - Donna Huff. Nancy Mulligan Sponsors - Mrs. Eicholz PURPOSE The purpose of Beta is to create, maintain. and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Our slogan is pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actions. 5 xw. W stray. 1m 19 snag W:?d mm! eliv WW WW ?i '..i::x MEMBERS OF BETA Tri -Hi-Y Carol Eichholz, June Skinner, Donna Cowart. Ann Bradbury. Barbara Randall. Bebe Connolly, Elizabeth McCullough, Pat Seamons, Sandy Anderson, Nancy Mulligan. Sandy Harris, Nancy Strickland, Virginia Spell, Ann Day, Barbara Boulineau, Flora Nell Seymour. Linda Tucker. Deena Eisele, Carmen Decubellis. Jean Randall, Hendra May. Bonnie Law. Susie La Pradd, Linda Lewis. Guilda Crews. Frances Barbour. Donna Huff, Saundra Jones. Bunny George. Vicki Taylor. Joan Girvin, Carol Carter, Mary Ann Wharff. Marcia Parrish. Dixie McGee, Mary Casto, Athnell Wages, Beverly Cubbage. Mary Wayne, Betty Grissom. Penny Hecht. A1 Nease, Treasurer; Butch Gold, Secretary; Charlie Bass, Vice President; Charles Thomas, President . The objectives of the Key Club are; to develop initiative and leadership, to serve the school and community, to cooperate with the school principal, and to prepare for useful citizenship. MEMBERS TOP ROW: Bobby Arnett, Frank Robinson, Barry Daniels. SECOND ROW: Guerry Goode, Lewis Jenkins, Martin Robideaux, Richard Bird, Vernon Davis. THIRD ROW: Parky McNair, Jerry Hay, Jim Smeland, Donnie Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Danny Lindsley, Charles Rentz, Donald Parrot, Gary Carter, Joe Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Thomas, Butch Gold, Charlie Bass, A1 Nease. President, Harold Chapman; Vice President, Dwight Smith; Treasurer, Donnie Hohne; Secretary, Charles Thomas. TOP ROW: Danny Lindsley, Rod Goode, Bobby Amett, J. H. Hall, Billy Fox, A1 Nease. MIDDLE ROW: Martin Robideaux, Bobby Barnes, Harold Chapman, Fales Gober, Donald Parrot, Teddy Meade, Warren Caputo, Hubert Sikes, Charles Rentz, Charlie Bass, Dickie Henley. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Miller, Tim Meitin, Charles Wiecking, Donnie Hohne, Charles Thomas, Parky McNair, Butch Gold. Vtkthyghi n a. H. . - u; shun n : ,.,. - ;-. . -!5n --.. rt ..., . W. , h. , OFFICERS President - - - - - - SUSAN KIRKPATRICK Vice President - - - GEORGIA KNOBLOCH Secretaxy -------- IANIE NEUMANN Treasurer ---------- JEAN HUNTER Sponsor - MISS BRADFORD PURPOSE The purposes of F.H.A. are mainly to promote appreciation of the home, to em- phasize the importance of being a worthy home member and to work for good home and family life for all. Also to develop creative and individual leadership in both home and community life as well as group recreation. Another purpose is to futher interest in home economics, MEMBERS Glenda Nauright, Miss Bradford, Susan Kirkpatrick, Jean Hunter, Georgia Knobloch, Janie Neumann, Carol Young, Gail Evans, Joyce Jacobs, Jackie Johnstone, Eunice Albritton, Martha Herring, Grace Woods, Nancy Pastore, Sandra Kummer, Margaret Patterson, Carol Thomas, Linda Lewis. A ; xxx XXXXXXXX W xxxxxxxxxxx ii . AWX$ A Auhqua pk; , .w, msgg nwaw : .rho'.'ut. ' .. 5w MEMBERS Sally Baskin, Betty Manucy, Jerry Batey. Sue Bartlam. Ann Day, Miss Funk, Ann Wolfe, Patty Wright, Lois Hanson, Chris Pfannenbecker, Pamela White, Carolyn Thomas, Pat Hughes, Ruth Herring. PURPOSE The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to promote an interest in teaching. OFFICERS President - - - - - - - - - - - - Ann Wolfe Secretary--------------AnnDay Vice President - - - - Chris Pfannenbecker Treasurer - - - - - - - - - - - -Sue Bartlarn Sponsor - Miss Funk . e-k' ' vh ev V' .V'-th a. haxh . -.' ' . h W$XWQMhXWVMMEW 'Lr'mwlgxrget-LVL M , him eh A o If MW PURPOS E ' . OFFIC ERS The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote enthusiasm President - FLORA NELL SEYMOUR and school spirit within the student body. Corresponding Secretary - ANN SASSER Recording Secretary - JOANNE MECKSTROTH PEP CLUB Q Q h xxxxxxmxxW xxxxxxxmxmm; .emmmxmxn MEMBERS Mex mm x MW 4x Athnell Wages, Flora Nell Seymour, Susan Stauffer, Cindy Hubbarb, Sandy Hubbard, Joanne Meckstroth, Faye Pacetti, Bambi Sanford, Juanita Tesori, Carol Wainman, Sue Kinser, Louise Scott, Beverly Silverio, Nancy Yates. m... OFFICERS Vice President, J. H. Ha11;Secretary, Louis Butler; Chaplain, Sara Bowden. President, Wallace Inman; Vice President, Penny Hecht; Secretary, Virginia Collins; Treasurer, Char- lotte Allen; Sergeant-at-Arms, David Halstead. D.C. T. is a program of training offered in the junior and senior years of high school. It has been designed to prepare students of employable age for job efficiency in a variety of occupations. This is done through utilizing the business and industrial establishments of the community as training agencies. ME MBERS Hiram Hanson, David Hal- stead, J. H. Hall, Penny Hecht, Tommy Lou Harris, Peggy Merritts, Margaret Kinlaw, Virginia Spell, Hope Stabel, Gary Bass. Sponsored by MRS. JAMES Ax mWWXWW MEMBERS Patsy Johnson, Wallace In- XV ', W: man, Warren Caputo, Char- ' lotte Allen Sara Bowden , S , ' , V; X XX Shirley Westberry, Virginia ' X' ' X ,, XXXXXX XXX QZXZ , Collins, Louis Butler, Kathy . ' 'f XX McC ave, Harold Weidman. t w xV xxx xxXX$V kw XX XXX D.C.T. t x. wxxwiw - - . MmmmMuMmLMq-Lariu.axsngnwhy. ..w L- .. . - . . . gfee CAM MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Susan Stauffer, Bette Manucy, Carol Bettes, Ethel Pappy, Laverne Colee, Andy Morris, Nancy Green, Nancy Yates. SECOND ROW: Agnas Hall, Rosemary Kling, Ray Lawson, Sunya Thomp- son, Phyllis McCollough, Joyce McCallum, Bonnie Bledsoe, Margo Ponce, Loretta Thomas. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Turner, Brenda Osgoode, Sylvia Wilson, Juanita Thompson, Diane Fisher, Phyllis Cub- bage, Bobbe Gober, Anita Tindell, Betty Clark. FOURTH ROW: Pat Thigpen, John Cox, Bill Wall, Sue Bartlem, Lamona Brallier, Jackie Ansell, Russell Smith, Charles Herndon, Bette Jeffs. FIFTH ROW: Robin Davis, Nicky Xnides, Joe Landrum, Julian Goode, Robert Crundwell, Drew Taylor, Joe Forbes, Gerald Partin, B111 Mart. OF FIC ERS President, Russell Smith; Vice President, Lamona Brallier; Secretary, Bette Manucy; Treasurer, Sue Bartlarn; Sergeant-at-Arms, John Cox, Diane Carol McFedries, Metira Scott, Linda Hunt- er, Donna Humphreys, Barbara Searles, E1- ise Mathews, Lindy Jenkins, Judy Beal, Kay Pomar, Roger Ponce, Virginia Spell, Doyle Willie, Early Wilkins, Richard Barnes, Char- les Ponce, Carol Eichholz, Bill Marshall, Tommy Lou HaIris. The 6166 Club is directed by MRS. ERKELENS II VMW OFFIC ERS President, Lindy Jenkins; Vice President, Ruth Her- ring; Secretary, Barbara Boulineau; Treasurer, Elsie Mathew; Sergeant-at-Arrns, Early Wilkins, Virginia Spell. Elizabeth Ford, Carol Bettes, Sidney Sch- wartz, Mary Chamberlain, Carol Wilson, Mariann Wharff, Ruth Herring, Barbara Boulineau, Loreva Hall, Terry Wilkins, Eddy Pellicer, Doug Mickler, R. L. Peter- son, Henry Leth, Jimmy McCallum, Robert Young, Nancy Rockwell. 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L ....i 33:47.27; C1 Barbara Hersey Bobb Shirley Voorhees Paul Kalv 2.2. 2,: Irifiunlh: ur-SI.tP.-.Lpl Jeff Meaders Donna Jean Cowart Flora Nell Seymour Freda Goode Kjep $0120f Bonnie Redman Cora Lindsey Kay Reynolds Sylvia Buchner Linda Cook Sandra Kummer Sue Kirkpatrick Ludie Jacobs Tommy Vallaster Paul Jeffs David Redman Oij-CQI'S Drum Major Jeff Meaders Drum Majorette Donna Jean 'Cowart Captain Paul Jeffs First Lieutenant Linda Cook Second Lieutenant David Redman Secretary-Treasurer Martha Sterchi Librarian Susan Kirkpatrick Librarian - Assistant Beverly Silverio 7 , nwrxxwstwmrzm A .. ' ' 172 aj'ore ffes Head Majorette: Donna Jean Cowart Left to right: Saundra Kummer, Benetta Dutton, and Martha Sterchi. 775 75:77.55. lst place 2nd place 3rd place DIXIE MCGEE BARBARA MCQUAIG SANDY ANDERSON 7. g, .1 f f'. z '1 7' i i wa $mv $ KwaEX x Mumd K. .$ 7 W $Nx v x i Wx .nA Ii W M ' 4', My w? vi .7 i'l z ?f? M, M w A p... uzn Wk, I9, Mm, m, w k 4;; , ywaxr 5h K x x sxx x v xwmx N ' xx V?ix u v , mmm QENN ' r LN CV Q x .x $ $$ 3N Xxx 1 Nah; wwwix 4w, n; g i A k a, V. sz W4 ' ' ' 0i 2: CSXJOFZZS awry memxxxxwwmxw MWwxwxxxxxxxvxxxxxgxxm I QVNQ xxxxxxxxxxx WWW xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxm Kw, $V x x FIRST ROW, left to right: Char- les Thomas, Gary Carter, Jerry Hay, Donald Parrott, Donnie Taylor, Bob Arnett. SECOND ROW: Danny Lindsley, Richard Bird, Tim Meitin, Lewis Stabel, Charles Till, A1 Nease. THIRD ROW: Jim Dowling, Keith Pope, Vernon Davis. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Davis, Frank Robinson, Harold Chapman, Eddie Lange, Barry Daniels, Joe Miller, Low- ell Stabel. FIFTH ROW: Dwight Smith, Donnie Hohne, Parky . McNair, Charles Wiecking, Jim- COACHES my Batsel, Early Wilkins, Douglas Mickler. Rudy White - W alt Slater MANAGERS Dennis Bennett, Butch Gold, Bill Bright .in mt! ng-u WAYN E DAVIS HAROLD C HAPMAN DWIGHT SMITH Quarterback Tackle Halfback C aptain Dwight Smith is shown breaking through the duPont line as the Jackets show their power by defeating the Jacksonville school by the score of 20-14. DOUGLAS MICKLER GARY CARTER PARKY McNAIR Halfback End Center Co-Captain - .trx.3+ 113 V 7 vr:r.7':.'t. - '. ' xi$ V QXxxxx Xlxx x VERNON DAVIS DONNIE HOHN E CHARLES WEICKING Quarterback Halfback Halfback Dwight Smith is shown successfully making a point after touchdown Ketterlinus won by the score of 25-19. S b a r. C d n a S 6 Z 6 e I b a e S e h t t . agams , xx . , ,Qy ,x 2 4M??? 5517:. t: .2 n: 2.1.1??? crittrjxgut taint... , DANNY LINDSLEY CHARLIE THOMAS AL NEASE xxx X A $ KNQx . 6412?, 1., EARLY WILKINS TIM MEITIN xxxxxxxxix m E I mm. WT B FRANK ROBINSON EDDIE LANGE klrfd'7 qr. , M? .:u.,... .14. x XXNXXXXX - DONALD PARROT BOBBY ARNETT RICHARD BIRD End Tackle Halfback Speedy K.H.S. Halfback Dwight Smith is shown running back an interception in the duPont game. Ketterlinus won the haxd-fought game 20-14. 0' ,x WM? V, 1 2?? x x x Q x$x x3 X R x A VRQ ka 3X x$ v xQx x L L x JIMMY DOWLING LOWELL STABEL JOE MILLER Guard Tackle CHARLES TILL JIMMY BATSEL Fullback DONNIE TAYLOR LEWIS ST ABLE Quarterback Guard SC HEDULE Titusville Deland Bishop Kenny S anford Englewood duPont Se abreeze Fla. Milit ary F letcher Palatka POINT PRODUCERS DwightSmith------------ 84 Douglas Mickler-----------30 VernonDavis------------ 18 WayneDavis------------ DonnieHohne------------ GeraldPartin------------ Charles Wiecking--- - - -----6 CharlesThomas----------- BarryDaniels-------------6 CharlesTill------------.. 7 '1 meZWfQMWW 76726. gdgy Jacfeis KNEELING, left to right: Preble, Mangus, Norris, Wingate, LaVelle, Wells, Webb, Brett, Towles, Bassey, Adams, Seymour. STANDING: Coach Robert Goodwin, Robinson, Bridle, Gannon, Hartley, Kaplan, Forbes, Tyson, Allen, Goodbread, Goode, Johnson, Morris, Gibbs, Fleming, Young, Spaven, Gardener, Kraan, Tart, Jacquett, Lovett, Coach Jim Smith. K.H S. WINS HOMECOMING GAME :05. A uaiwg gaxw :fggg W umm- -. -..x;..a;uw.riu;4dwu;.: , m r Iwannvnv-vm ' 'mnnuwhuuguuA-H..- A U V Ketterlinus Halfback Dwight Smith is shown at the halfway point on his brilliant 81 yard jaunt against the Florida Military Black Knights. Ketterl'mus won the game handily 38-0. P, w $.71 Ear. :. ,....... . . Qxxxxxxxxx. 5. $ x xxxxx STANDING: Sandie Anderson, and June Skinner. Absent when pictures Hendra May. 1gan , N ancy Mull Taylor HIS . Bebe Connolly, Barbara Randall, 16 Barbara Boulineau in, and Vick Co-C apta Capra ! D 9 Pat Hughes Riggle Janet Je an icture was taken h 9x??? , VARSITY - FRONT ROW Flora Nell Bunny George were taken . -,, -.4--.7N.N-q Absent when p Marsha Parrish and Pat Brown Hollingswort . . : v v .. 9 f ,4 , ??,?QZEw i ,. !.nr,Li,. .uVII. ; .5 .5 1118 -C apta Co Y m N . A R D N E H Mm WMIM , Mayra 14 BARBARA SANDIE BUNNY - BEBE - PAT JUNE ng6 ,,, , ,1!, u? . ell h . ,1 A h ; m .15 K. h u H ... . by .1D7 LIV! ul Ll-Ihlkpbvtlugrx .Durl.lh HI .r , . $yrlI.tIl...rvL?.r.u I. .ll. 7.. v Q v.1. V. y l. hllslr e L XNhENNhKNERNRNRhNF? Av K quRmNRrE i ght e x x xxxxxrx xxx o T We ,. x x. M A., w. WVQ n K r... a P n e e u Q 0 .L h: m u R H A .1: a P .1 C n .1 .1 D.. V1 b d e d d a S .1 The Queen and her court ruled over the half-time activities. ing touch The crown axw, ,. xn-a Judy Ruth FRESHMEN Carolyn - 3 . - hams muewx-cqwghugau- Cheerleaders cheer Jackets on to 38 to 0 Charlene - Victory over FMA. 759 omecomjndj Coarfyjoo Anne SENIORS SOPHOMORES Sandra - Marianne Carrianne - t. .1 u 0 C 1.. a g e r. a S a W y 1 u H m T x 2,3,1 277472, , NV 4473? Z V FFVK- 4-. i' qu c; gnu; , wgmku-Soatg .fr gr , 1116 D A U Q S L L A B T E K S A B .S immy Batsel ill Clem Larry Teague Manager Hubert Sikes John Scov Charles Thomas Donnie Hohne Vernon Davis Left to right Charlie Bass B Coach Rudy White J K.H N , xxxxx xxxxx k .xr; . . n. ,. W LARRY TEAGUE Center ,WMMMMWWA v MIWIW . x , W XZW , DONNIE HOHNE Forward WMWWIvIMtIA wwwirrznalon. CHARLES THOMAS Guard f , , , V , VERNON DAVIS W WM? Forward 7 , n4! mmmmxammwwzm CHARLIE BASS . x L . W Guard $ L f xx x gxgw: W l .wugmuvunwwi'uW1KV'c'. 177v, : lf'rwl 9 BILL CLEM G uard JOHN SC OVILLE Forward ' Z V ?;WMIWMWMA! IAIWWMW , x, , . FIRST ROW, left to right: Billy Bright, Jerry Bexley, Gerald Partin, Goody Seymour, Ronnie Preb 6, Pete LeVelle, sDallas Johnson, Wayne Hartley. SECOND ROW: Eddie Teague, David Townsend, A ley Kraan, Vedder Smith, Billy Fleming, Coach Walt Slater. , .- . Wr-pmnn-y-wrw.. 3.,wt:..,.-zr:1-Rc4m..; .. , 7 ?Fn-MfliivaT7 ' ?7$7? WW'K 7 3m ' x .3Y? Q J mm V l l.,ILVrrL2.Z 1?? WV x nwrx xx xk XMn Q$X$ 1 e b a t S e p 0 H x X xxxkxNxXxLXXxX x arilyn Lopez T S m U A 4 5 Vur $u15$i n. , . www.xu. t W' 0 e KNLxQ-rrlvqr nah Qwsamtx t Time h ' 'v'aSr't 4x9 V .. e .A, sh tq' r 6 eI'I'V-eh .w-.,, ' I '- ' -4. :waw Wu ., .292? hale. w- fazwrna-H .'.l e ht t VARSITY - KNEELING: Carol Eichholz. STANDING: Hendra May, Donna Huff, Linda Hunter, June Skinner, Barbara Randall, Susan Ehman, Carrianne Simmons, Betty Pastore, Sandy Harris, and Lorayne Franklin. Not shown: Vickie Taylor. 5009 Jacgefs The Lady Jackets got off on the wrong foot by losing the first four games and having the fifth one canceled. But it is hoped that they will get on the ball and win the rest of the games. Ocala Lake City Palatka D 8c B Ocala Green Cove Lake City Palatka Starke Green Cove D 8; B MANAGERS: Francis Barbour, A-Team; Linda Lewis, B-Team; and Linda Tucker, A-Team. B-TEAM Pat Brown Judy Drawdy Flora Nell Seymour Nancy Strickland Irma Klipstein Joy Langston Georgia Knoblock h ,V V M zucm rkhuwszkmw quu - Qu'u NW LINDA HUNTER E R O T. A P Y T. T E B Forwards JUNE SKINNER LORAYNE FRANKLIN A z X , , w 9X x,1 7 , , ,, ,4 ? .gigggii Zggm ,, Imagtwmw W - g F xx xxx BARBARA RANDALL . . DONNA HUFF Guard , ' - , ' Guard CARRIANNE SIMMONS ' ' I ' , , SUSAN EHMAN Guard HENDRA MAY Guard X V xx x E? N X X .M.M,,x 4 y a .,. My... . . x xxx Wwwxy v 59 Wegqu Left to right: Coach Bobby Goodwin, Pete LeVelle, Tommy Smirch, Goody Seymour, Bill Clem, Richard Bird, Harold Chapman, Jimmy Dowling, A1 Nease. wamxma. mmmxm anmwwm . . Wm W WWW WWWWXWWNKNWW XW mmmw , mm ,74 if fl, u W Viral, MW WWW WM W4 Maimwzw v, I r 'M I , I DOUGLAS MIC KLER HAROLD CHAPMAN Super-StaI Shot-Put .ON p. m, ' wk... unuouw... Nwwmmmnoacayx$mwwwpmwmm K'IJN. thlxxn. '. x: . VIA n V .V 1 I 91'9ng V912 Left to right: Harold Chapman, Tommy Smirch, Bill Clem, Goody Seymour, Pete LeVelle. Left to right: Jim Dowling, Pete LeVelle, Goody Seymour, A1 Nease, Richard Bird. .1 . r-wa-vn , v-Vv m. rampart. r.u t.,-;4-6.:o ',-'.'; $9. f2 : ,Ana, ,n:?-' n' H-HVY' J? '5 -3 .;. -'-.:;VFq Na cV t. Vr5fox- ,-4:i t-i-AW'-KMC'; - $ TV? km? .13.. V0 V ' 'I Porky gives them a pointer LIA cu 1cm w h, t .1 m S .m g .1 W D e: u g a e T VJ H a L W O H e .1 n n O D ow n .1 k C e .1 W S e .I. a h C s. a B e h m h C d, .I... 0 G h m. u B P. h g .1 f. O t m Charles Thomas, Martin Robideaux, Coach Jim Smith. 55???? exit? DWIGHT SMITH Pitcher CHARLES WIECKING Outfield CHARLES THOMAS Infield --, ;4,3..1mw.97.;-.1-b . BUTCH GOLD Outfie 1d DONNIE HOHNE C atcher CHARLIE BASS xx, W7 . W7 w7 Q7, , . 27w,wy? x ?3 ? ?V , , 7 W4 2 ? y y OUtfield m A E D I m R m m M ?wx Vthwc . u. .u . 'f .-Qurw-7-u..v-n5 wnvgw' rm .xv-z-yaau T5q'l'9' ; . .nwnm .. 9; .91 I , v- n.wt- I g ma, wa' $me 1,5; N 1' 024? , , faAQM 'r V :aiggidxkx, :3 ,z-snnu-su 30mm. CDiW-V WOLFE C OMPLIME N TS OF H x$$xxgx$xx$kwkxg$ C OMPLIMENTS OF Your Home - Owned Bank THE EXCHANGE BANK OF ST. AUGUSTINE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 715!WWMIMWWWWWWWWMWWJWWWWWme$4.7M! COMPLIMENTS OF ST. AUGUSTI NE NATIONAL BANK 6O Cathedral VA 9-2246 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of DRAKES 5 5 King Street V.A-9-95562 we-L'Amss' ST 0 Q E. 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DAVIS- Compliments of Compliments of McCARTER's ' A FRIEND DAIRY Sealte s t Milk Compliments of THE 171 San Marco APPLIANCE CENTER Phone VA 9-2201 St. GeOrge Sty W Xxm E 5ngxizif ?iViz, xxx Q $5,242? i221??? . V , . , A ,oaaxoWXwaMW , w, , 1. xvi? Xxx. ,. . N. . ... . ,. ,, , , , .. . , t , 7? , f2? vV x Compliments of VOGUE FLOWER SHOP Flowers Designed for the Occasion 127 St. George Street. 9-5493 AKRA'S Foremost in Fashions 166 St. George Street VA 9-8431 St. Augustine, Florida Compliments of ALYCE1S RESTAURANT Ponce De Leon Blvd. Compliments of MARTY1S RESTAURANT Compliments of CASTO-CRICHLOW APPLIANCE C OMPANY Frigidaire Dealers 60 Granada Street VA 9-3834 Compliments of MOLLER'S JEWEL SHOP 128 St. George Street 9-8914 Compliments of WILES INSURANCE Compliments of RICHARDSON'S GULF SE RVICE STATION 4 Anastasia Blvd. 9-9267 NMMW xxx xxxxxxxx s X L . ., $kikkxxk$$kX$X xxx XXXXXXXXXX X X X , X2, 7? 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