Lake Shore Middle School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)
- Class of 1952
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' .- ' :4 4- - 3- 1'-f '71 959 ' ' :--'P ' , ' Auf 1 :mm i ei 1 - X - : -ef QW XZ We The graduating class of 1952, wish to preserve for you in the pages of This book, memories ot our past year - in Lake Shore School. 1 -v-L During this Time Through study, participation in sports, an lk 23 iifi , - -qc 4 V . 'Z' 1-----, xy- L -F-1 -Y-Q-Y -, ,xg 5 - -Q 57564 -1 if e e X 1 - e- - --sg --. 2 X X-s iff: 1-2 ': - 1 ' X-L. f'- ' - f- Z .-. . .- . - Jura .-' ' , ' -gi-,.,. - - 5' , -b. 3 lf! . ' - . -ifn :1 QI ' ,... - hal 'li - ue t A. lj Q , - ,EZ It - .T - 5.,v::1u,-' .0 .e - .CQ V - ' fn' ' --if --7. -5 5. - I X and our social life with fellow schoolmates, we have pre- - pared ourselves for the next rung on The ladder of education. J, I In recognition ot the tenth anniversary of Lake Shore ' School, we also present to you a bit of the school's history in word and picture covering the past ten years. 'Q- As graduates, we congratulate our school on this anni- versary and wish for Lake Shore continued success in its .- efforts to educate the youth of our land. GARY MEADOWS Eg. Editor NI' - , .9 I-:Q F- : 'Z 4155.31 eafo 7 gf -,we -Y-V - -,, 1.-,Z , . ' ' F Ss. - L. L ' - Nw... , - - , - - ': G' -32' FT: T-:-H-'-nfi : em.. f-I T Y- H -22333 - - - XXQXK-933 ' Eve? fill 1 ' .5 ' iwxenuxw ' ' ,' Y ' - iii-iiixm .- 1 LZ .'. ' ' 2 15 ggllHI1!!!!k1 V -gms s n L 1 Z' f ,, 4- ff 5115-1,-.-.-. xg. --33:53 ,gn it : - -. i ,,,-- ' 'li -'---'mg'-Y Kun.- -N 1 l -- - . i ' , -91 'fs A ' ' 1. F: -S 7 'Z ' ,U Wuswvs Q12 52 T - 7 ' ' l. -J -' ' S- J ' - - Q-:'- -C'-1,1...'I.'-.V Q . ,., Q x, - -.11-. .. .. - ' . . ----:-:f'+ s f:i.3:,ga:: f - - , A X 'Q - Sem V 'xg X gy .. -'S , :g:g?2-:1'e :1f: 'gi -:::.: r'- - '- a c 9 .ez-1 rig:--sf 4 N ci ssc -s - ' -. 3 - if -Y - f Q., ' Q X -XE ' 'N' 1-ll 5-'Ns ' 4 , - ,.--ff-1'-1 if HISTORY OF LAKE SHORE SCHOOL The school year of 1942 began as usual. Jacksonville schools were crowded because of the war. The children of service people increased the enrollment of the already crowded schools. Something had to be done-and it was. In the Lake Shore area, a new school opened its doors to its first pupils on October 9, 1942. The first year was hectic because the school was not equipped. There were no shades, lights, books or desks. Instead of desks the rooms were provided with folding chairs. The school borrowed a few text books from John Gorrie Junior High School. In a few months desks were delivered but electricity was not supplied until later. On the first day four hundred sixty three pupils enrolled in grades one through nine. The school was built to accommodate five hundred fifty. The faculty was headed by Mr. A. W. Lancaster, Principal, and included Mrs. Rose Lapeyre, Dean, Miss Fehr, Clerk, Mrs. Margaret McNeill, formerly Miss Margaret Darsey, First Grade, Miss Martin, First and Second Grades, Mrs. Rivers, Second Grade, Miss Stanford, Third Grade, Mrs. Wood, Fourth Grade, Mrs. Hammond, Fifth Grade, Mrs. Witt, Sixth Grade. The Junior High teachers were Mrs. Gwynne Perry, Latin and English, Mrs. Bentley, General Science, Miss Lipscomb, English, Mrs. Haynes, Mathematics, Miss O'Kelley, Homemaking, Mrs. York, English, Mrs. Perry, Mathematics, Miss DeLegal, History and Civics, Mrs. Jones, History, Mrs. Walter, English, Mrs. Beckley, Art, Mrs. Boutwell, Girls' Physical Education and Mrs. Messer, Boys' Physical Education Mr. Lancaster and Mrs. Lapeyre left after four years and were succeeded by Mr. E. L. Lounsbury, Principal, and Miss Elizabeth Larsen, Dean. The first Lookout, Published in 1943, was sponsored by Mrs. Gwynne Perry. The first annual pub- lished in 1947 was under the sponsorship of Miss Virginia Wainwright. In 1948 Mr. John T. Rowell succeeded Mr. Lounsbury as Principal. Since its opening in 1942 Lake Shore School has grown constantly. The enroll- ment has increased each year. From the enrollment of four hundred sixty three in 1942, it reached over fourteen hundred, last year, the highest enrollment yet recorded. The enrollment this year is about twelve hundred. ln 1947 the first two portables were added. ln 1948, two more were built and in 1949 four were moved from the Baldwin School. This brought the total up to eight portables which were used entirely by the elementary grades until this year when the elementary enrollment was relieved by the opening of nearby Hyde Park School. Throughout the past ten years Lake Shore has had a marvelous growth which has strained its limited facilities to the near breaking point. In 1949 it was necessary for the library to be made into two unsatisfactory classrooms. This year we are acquiring a cafeteria and bleachers and showers in the gym for which we are all very thankful. These will be used and enioyed by classes of the future. We are leaving Lake Shore with the hope that in the near future it will have an addition which it so sorely needs. SUSAN DALHOUSE lllDllE5iIDlIl4EQ1MlIlflll4ID1lNll MRS. EMMIE PERRY Through her genial manner, refreshing sense of humor, and warm friendliness, Mrs. Perry has endeared herself To The graduating class. To her, we affecfionarely dedicare This 7952 edifion of HI-LIGHTS. ...... -- 1 ROWW OWN ' Ed 1 , X Q Sq NXR' A .EH 3 .S f f MISS E LIZA I B, ' L A ..-f JU .-f' ,fs -.,-ff' ,,, ' 1 1 ,ie l . -1'-1. f-- -f . gzzczzlfy ? WN ,Y- . :IVA 5 lift 22 ii' ii: Mir 1: '- 1 A MRS. HELEN BAKER English, Reading Q., MR. W. L. BEACOM Social Studies A.B., M.A. Miz. vv. w. BARNETT Science, Mathematics A.B., M.A. .1-A MRS. ALMA P. BENTLEY MRS. ALMA F. BINFORD Homemaking English B.S. in Home Economics B.S. -up it YET BOUTWELL BROWNSTEIN Social Studies Music, Reading A.B. B.M.E. 'E Nr W Science, Spanish A.B. , - fiis, H E ' '- ' B.A.E. I MISS JOAN V. MR. GLYNN C. EVANS MRS. MARY T. GIBSON BUSCHMANN Woodwork English, Health . A.B. i 77114 lil smug ll N. l. i. V4 l l Q ln. i L J- 1 ., it r, . X. . V Ml, 2 . 5 i L - ' .Pls l if l, . ,l il l 5 . . . W ' hi: , .,,..,' ' .-l, l X Fl ' ,N J, 'ii -9612: ' cy' 'refuqf l ', 4' J 'ing MR. DON HARDAGE MRS. EDITH C. HAYNES MRS. OLA B. HOLLAND English, Latin Mathematics Librarian ff N BA- 35- ff.,,2 5972956 aiu, 5.92, A-be-ggj.JlQ,aL-.i 5521 lf E E l ' N . L 1 A li l W' . 'Qi 'Yf ill L i f O I img. , , 2 if 1 vu , ,-,, - wk., '- f, - I f iii' ' 3'-l f it ' ' 1: J ff J I l f Mies. Louise L. N' lyxizvw. Mr JOHNSON, .9 MRS. K JOHNSON cy. ,y'1,,. bail..-PQLM-,.,.w, yr ,, Latin, English w'VPhysical Education ff-1' E A.B. B.A.E. X... IMBALL B. JONES MRS. IRENE M. KEHRT Civics. Physical Education B.S., M.A. B.A., M.A. MRS. MILDRED N. MRS. THEODORA MAYO MRS. JEANNETTE R. Ei KOGER English . PAYNE Social Studies B,A. English, Health BA 9 culfy APGK ffx MRS. EMMIE L. MRS. KATHRYN P. MISS JUNE SURATT Mafhematics SPRINGER Mafhemaiics, English B.S. Mathematics A,B,J, A.B. 'E MR. HENRY M. TERRY M.R. EDWIN F. General Music, Glee Club Science Art DAHLHAUS B.M., B.M.E. B.S., M.A. B.A.E. X Band Y B.S., M.A. +I 4 J ge safe, I, U 1' '-I , V- - Z-Lffl. ji ' sas iwsyfs Ei WSH I we L.1w2 if if ,fil A . ff' bf' lil-'? '5 ' 12 :V P' f' I fig V ,L Ji . -Y 'm s -- Q Ely , g+37,hfi U 'fill-4 1 f bi ' ' ' -25211 143-l'.3 'I ' EfnfTIf'x'J'i9l I 4' 'wi wrmwwsgwniw ' I , 1-'I , - if! . . :- 1 . .,,J'1 .QQ A - . is MISS DOROTHY FLORY MISS LOUISE ELLIOTT MISS ETHEL E. FEHR String Classes Secretary Secretary B M ' I Q. f fp L., , 1 I ,, W 5 V NL .x f X xr x F , '- N ' ., -X N. N . Q . 51 Q ' ' X Nffv n B D m gy K Q . IAN. M K, , . , R N my ax! 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IZ! rf- Iu 'f4 LINDA AARON-9V MORRIS AEERNATI-IY-9X MADGE ALDERMAN-9W EDDIE ALLEN, JR.-9Y Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Annual Hi-Y. Annual Sfaff- Hi-Y- and Lookout Staff, Glee Club. -4, Je'-I ' I1-N -7131 Diss, . ' , I f , JACKIE ALLEN-QW GLORIA AIvIos-9U CURTIS BAGGETT-9W ANNETTE BAGLEY-9X Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball, Var- Lookout Staff, Y-Teens, Girls sity Football, President Home- Varsity Basketball. room. Pfff' 'H- it 'N -IW!! if 'ut l ' f ,-..IiQqAe1, E I ROGER BAKER-9Y MARY ANN BASFORD-9U JIMMY BASHAW--9Y Boa BISCOE-9Y Hi-Y. Annual Staff. l I Graduates mufq 1'-,xy , qv- 1 if 19 - J P . . '59 V 1-rf N 4 'QI A A '? illHa fx A will Qi . ,I JANET BISHOP-9U HAL BLANTON-9W TONY BRADEN-9V RICHARD BRETELER-9U Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Basket- Sgt.-at-Arms, Homeroom. Glee Club, Hi-Y. Hi-Y, ball Team. M Src- ! .7 nf' inns A up i 4' . ROBERT BRIDGER-9Y JACQUELINE BROCK-9Y MARGIE BROCKMAN-9X TowNsEND BRODMERKEL Varsity Basketball, President Y-Teens, Annual Staff. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Lookout 9W Homeroom, Hi-Y. Staff, Annual Staff. Hi-Y, Varsity Football 3 af Y - LYNN Baoor-9X DAN BROWN-92 HARRIET BROWN-9X JANE BROWN-9V Delta Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Secretary Homeroom, Delta Y- Annual Staff, Assistant Editor, Lgokout Staff. A Teens, Cheerleader, Lookout Y-Teens, Lookout Staff. Staff. 1 N I Qraduaf s , - , jg-Vlgi, '45,--Y.:,r 'V A 4 ,l g lj ai ., , , Y, ,f WLW, W, WE, J KATHERINE BROWN-9X DORIS BRYANT-9V FRED BURKHART-9V WONDLE BYNUM-9W Delta Y-Teens, Glee Club, An- Hi-Y, Glee Club. Delta Y-Teens, Chaplain Home- nual Staff, Lookout Staff. room. 1 '-rf Lf l 'N . , at-5, '35 1. f 1, -' six ' my , ' I ' ' ji: ,V Y 1 'W' l ' 1 E V f 'lg--gv. K - A -- 1 ii i' H' J iii? ' ' ,fkvig-Q l' 1 A Rag' 4 'l -. 'l- - , ' l' A 4' . ling 55532 FAYE CALHOUN-9U GERARD CALIFANO-9V Col.lN CAMERON-9V BARBARA CARTER-9U Lookout Staff. Varsity Basketball. Hi-Y. Y-Teens, Basketball, A n n u a I ' Staff, Lookout Staff. M 'si , if t-:. will Rs E l sig , ,514 ,V A H WTS YH , M nf'-'Na X A I A . t,tl , 'Q A -- A ' 'E I ,nie l L A A - f 11 l' X l' gf' . f' 2 'E RA ,'Lf,1'- 'fa A ' I w 1.5.4 1 . ,. '- f E - IVF? I- X K Y L YV-IPA kv- , Nl f 5 ,si lfil .. f' V Jig: ,. L '- lg T r l in K 1 ' it Lf ' f Boa CASSEDY-9W CECILE CHRISTY-9U ALBERT COCHRAN-92 RICHARD COHEN-9Y Hi-Y. Y-Teens, Annual Staff Make- Hi-Y. up Editor, Lookout Staff. Graduates ll l. l lr ,V - tt, ,gum l l ll . N-V pia1iioi.H i lf DICKIE COLLIS-QU BILLY CovvArzo-9Y SUSAN DALHOUSE-QV JOYCE DARDEN-9W Hi-Y. Hi-Y, Football Team. Delta Y-Teens, Annual Staff As- sistant Editor, Lookout Staff. Rik Q-in ' 'xt ,p . ll . x 3 l V, rf X llfl oi, I 4 135' l , K. L. DAVIDSON-9V JIMMY DAVIS-9Y FRANCES DEAN-92 GEORGE DELONY-9V ,42- 1 1- 5 L-rf'-:Y W-E l ' lf? 1. l l lu- ,g W lla! V- . . it K .ifx X 1 .1 5 : I .mi Hg ' ' Y as - f Y' Y I ll' ifililm ' -' L 1 tl lflg. k'9 - T w , 2 rt v .JA v. 1 , V., A I '1, '-,N 1 V . MULDREW DENNIS-9Y RONALD DOBRIN-9Y RONNIE DRUMMOND-9X HELEN DWELLE--9Y Lookout Staff, Annual Staff. Delta Y-Teens, PYOQFBYTN Chill'- man Homeroom. Graduates 'E' 'I I :fin-' ' A 'ni S -I' I ff- vt--III-... , ,f'I' f , ----aa-,II ff .I f AE -- 'I'I I Q x ' V' ,I L l :EYES-Cxi?i!5 ,L ,J A NANCY EASTERLING-9Z EDWARD EDWARDS-92 DENNIS ENGEI2-9W DONALD FAI2I.ow-9X Homeroom Gossip Editor, Cir- Hi-Y. culation Editor, Annual Staff. if' I f I ' 1 fs, ,ff , I , 'I JACQUELINE FESSENDEN BILLY FIsI-IER-92 9X Hi-Y, Glee Club Lookout Staff. ' . H , I 'sin ' I -159 19 DoN FISHER-9Y RAE JEAN FLETCHER-9Y Hi-Y. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Annual ' Staff, Reporter Lookout. , f f Q I ll - 4.13 ggi I , -W JIMMY FOSTER-9V RONALD FosTER-9Y Hi-Y. JEANINE FOURAKER-9X ROBERT FUTCH-9U Glee Club, Y-Teens, Lookout Staff, Annual Staff Sports. Graduate wr- ' LM - fe' --, l 1 -'I III YV, W A W, K li . A. ,,, 'iff f I l 1 -9' I AO GWENETH GIBBS-9U RONALD GIBSON-9W ROBERT GI.INEs-9V JOHN W. GRAHAM-92 Hi-Y. Hi.Y, f x l I .- , I.. 1 rl' 1 , , ,, ,Nl If , fi PV R, 1.-is I - - -,.,:IgII5g I , , lg- 1 I I -'-IWWJEIQI rn , N f, :lZi- E I ' 5,-f2,i1?i5?2f7eg,aga rfwgi 'N' 7- E LQ: ' 32321 A -. f,:Q'IIg W ff- If YQ- . sq.. 'QQ AN, .IJ fl ., -1 1 F' fm, 5-Ifyor NELI. HAMILTON-9X NANCY GRAHAM-9W LEON l'lALL-92 HELEN Hi-Y. Delta Y-Teens, Lookout Staff. Delta Y-Teens, Lookout Staff, Annual Staff. S 36' ffl, 1 ,Ip-e , H I , 'Pl' ,4 RX II I 'E A --A ' -Q, Q5 5' ET ' , I 1 If fy Y If ,, I PATSY HAMMOND-9W GRADY l'lAMRlCK-9X VIRGINIA HANSFORD-9U DONALD HARALSON-9W Y-Teens, Girls' Basketball. Hi-Y, Band, Annual Staff, Look-' out Staff. Graduates me , ' tt H ,tx ,tu ,CE Ht ,b E EUELINE HARDMAN-9V JERRY HARTWIG-9U A MARY ANN HAYNES-9V Treasurer 9th Grade Club, Hi-Y Program Chairman, Annual Staff. HEARN-9Z ,amid bmi DIANNE HENRY-9U MICKEY HEWETT-9V JUNE HIGHSMITH-9W PATTY HILL-9U Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Annual President 9th Grade, President Soc. Chairman 9W, Sgt.-at-Arms, Annual Sfifff Glfls' Baskefball- Staff Business Manager, Lookout Hi-Y, President Homeroom, Foot- Y-Teens, Assistant Manager Adv. Staff. ball, Basketball. Annual, Lookout. Boasle HILTON-9Y ANGELA HOWELL-9Y SCHLEY HUNT-92 ROY lVEY-9X Delta Y-Teens. Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom, Hi-Y. Lookout Staff, Annual Staff. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Annual i Class Manager. Qraduafes BLAIR JARRETT--9U JAMES HARDY JARVIS Ill LADDIE JENSEN-9Y GAYLE JOHNSTON-9V Bind- 9U Y-Teens, Glee Club. Lookout Staff, Y-Teens, Annual Hi.Y, Staff, Soc. Chairman Homeroom. BERNICE KAHN-9W Donor:-:Y KELLEY-9Z FRED KERR-9Z JOYCE KERR-92 X . auf 541: A'--me LlJ:4 l - H.. -, l lv 71: :nf v F ' ..'.- l sr V Nm.-A !.-2.1.2.2w-mms. 1 l fer! A ' JIMMIE KING-9W ANNETTE KIRKLAND-9Y FRED KOON-9X .lEANNE LABELLE Hi-Y. Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Girls' I Delta Y-Teens, Lookout Staff. Basketball. Graduafcs NIOMA LAVORGNA-9Y MARILYN LAZARUS-9V A LoIs LEATH-QY JOHN LEBARON-9Z Annual Staff, Y-Teens. Y-Teens. --1 1' ,gg ' . 1 A K I . l A I HELEN LEE-9Z GLORIA LILEs-9U BILLY LIPSCOMB -9U DEANNA LIVINGSTON Advertising S1aff, Annual. Y-TEENS. l'll-Y- 9V 656 1 '29 MARGARET l.OFTlN-9V Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Cheer- leader. is 'A 4 A x I 1 I I .. Rf f, . ,J ,V J-M ,Vs A! EDDIE LOTZIA-9U R fi A L3 - -I F I ' :- 5 CI-IAIzLEs LYoNs-9W JIMMY LYONS -9U I-Is-Y. Vice President Hi-Y, Basket- ball Team, Football Team. Graduates in 'Tow 'L-123 fa- V 'Q' f PR 3 t 5:1-P, NANCY MAIERFELDT-92 JOYCE MALMBORG-9V JAMES MANGELS-9X Bossv MARK:-:AM-9Y Y-Teens, Glee Club, Annual Annual Staff, Y-Teens. Annual Staff, Glee Club, Hi-Y. Vice President Homeroom, 2nd Staff, Lookout Staff. Vice President of 9th Grade, Annual Staff, Basketball Man- ager, Hi-Y. AEM.: Ig., i- JEANNETTE MARSELLS RONNIE MASON-9X Boa MATTHEWS-92 9X Lookout Staff. President Homeroom, Hi-Y. Hi-Y, Glee Club, Boys' Chorus. ,JM l J. lx J . s RALPH MAZZA-QY ANN MCCALLUM-9W Annual Staff. li. f',' '+- X if if VERNA MCCLAIN-9V Annual Advertising Manager, Homeroom Program Chairman, Y-Teens, Glee Club. f,s - L , f SAM MATTHEWS-9X Hi-Y, sand. iii,q,ty A x' . ' 'ri ,lk ll JANE MCCLEARY-9Y Glee Club. l Graduates -nv V lf 11--KAW! RAY MCLEOD-9Z ANN MCRAE-9W GARY MEADOWS-9W JACK MERCIER-9U Hi-Y, Homeroom News, Football Annual Staff. Annual Staff Editor, Varsity Hi-Y- Varsity, Annual Staff Adv. Football, Hi-Y Treasurer. owl. Ri ii- W - IIE! JACK MERSEREAU-9Y DoN MOBLEY-9W WILLIAM MONTGOMERY BARBARA MORGAN-9V Band, 9X Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Lookout ' Staff. 2.435 OLIVIA MORTON-9U GENEVIEVE MULLIGAN GLADYS MULLINS-9X BUDDY MuLLIs-9W V596 Pfesldeflf HOYYISYOOU1 Clvb, 9Y Vice President Homeroom, Hi-Y, Vice President Y-Teens, Lookout Annual Staff Spoffs Edifgrl FOOT. Staff G0SSlP ECllf0f- ball and Basketball. Graduates Ami- - N .ws . 9 A 'T J 1' 4,4 1 L Z ill Jo:-:N MYRICK-9W MARY NEWTON-9X WILLIAM NICHOLSON 9V Hi-Y. Lookout Staff. if of-fN qua-v Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Football Team, Baskeiball Team. MARGARET NoRRls-9X l 'ks fav DIANNE NucKoLLs-9U SANDRA OSBORNE-9Y LYNwooD OVERSTREET LAvoNlA OWEN-9Z 9Z Annual Staff Assistant Circula- Y-Teens. tion Manager, Lookout Staff. Band, I oi! 4 ,gn , ll 4' A A l I Q' YL. :ij 1 nuff' ,- L , ' in-' l :IQ- A ' 1 za.. .-W, .fa . A ,ew T 'ffQ... ai, 231' 3? -ww, W -e- fy: -A' .: 1 an-f - '- '- Q'-rg' ff fr, 64,5 -g-,- F 5' -1. , 'L 'S , 'KJV 9.g+'! afb' ki All TED PACE-9Y A A NANCY PADGETT-9V CARLTON PARKE-9W STAN PARKINSON-9W Lookout Editor, Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Basketball Team. Treasurer Homeroom, Hi-Y. Y-Teens. Graduate get ew no X -1.3 -unsui- i Hair f w- DONNA KAY PAUL-9V IARTIE PERRY-9U WALTER PEERY-9Y BUDDY PHILLIPS-9U Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Lookout Hi-Y, Annual Staff. Hi-Y. Hi-Y. Staff. ' if Y 1 ,qt 1 .4 ll ggi Eli F' ff Fw' . i b I' I vt,-Q f. k F ..-qqirltnw' gg we A .1 , Cllr .- .-te...-.Q t-e-.x.t, - NL. .1 .ff :- ft .ef PENNY PICKELS-9U JANETTE PICKETT-9Z POLLY ANN POLSTON SHELLY RABIDEAU-9W Secretary 9th Grade Club, QY Hi-Y. Secretary Y-Teens, Basketball Team. 44 . 2 - . X ', . l.. 'i Q . , 1 . ' . --.,.. ,,.4..--.. A ,L X 'W---fi' rwnf DICK RALPH-9V MARILYN REEDY-9W SANDRA Reese-9V JERRY.REGlsTER-9Z Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Program Delta Y-Teens, Lookout Staff, Chairman Basketball, Annual Annual Staff. Sports Editor, Lookout Jokes Editor. 5171411 ics fa F T Nt-' ROY REID- JUDY RENTZ-9W ROBERT RICHENS-9V CAROL RnvEs-9X Band, Hi-Y, Glee Clu . Y-Teens. Annual Staff Circulation, Hi-Y. Y-Teens, T L X 1 -R T GORDON ROBERTSON-9Z PAT ROBINSON-9X PATSY RODDENBERRY 1 TOMMY SCOTT-9U Hi-Y, Glee Club, Annual Staff Treasurer Homeroom, Hi-Y. 9W Hi-Y Chaplain. Circulation. 'li xv .' 1 Cr-.,' . A D. A r get E , z, T A V!! 1 - l Dakar Lv' QLD ,,.u Li, IRMA JANE SCRUGOS-9U CHARLES SECHRIST-9Y BILLY SEAsRAvEs-9V CATHERINE SHANK-9X Annual Staff, Hi-Y. Lookout Gossip Reporter K , nf'- . -. K I - -. . , I X f' . 1 'il 10- -..'.. Graduates fn? 3-evurgw DAVID SI-IYvEI2-9W Lookout Staff, Glee Club. Jew, I I' I -l ' - ,A-A: , ,,,'. sz 'gl JOEY STAUFFER-92 Glee Club, Annual Staff. I Y A . I J I ' we 'r HARLAN STOCKWELL 9U Hi-Y, Annual Staff. l I llv I, ' I 'ln- KEN SMALL-9U PAT SMITH-9X DUANE SPAUN-9X Secretary l-li-Y. Hi-Y, Football. I - --l' 'll 5 . PAUL STEINMETZ-QW BILLY STEPI-IENsoN-92 SANDRA STEWART-9V Varsity Football, Basketball, Soft- Art Editor Annual, Lookout Staff, ball, Track, Volleyball, Hi-Y. Y-Teens, Head Cheerleader. Az q4lS 3419: ,. 'fl , l 'XV' , LAVERNE SWEENEY-9X BONNIE TAPLEY-9U HELEN GENE THOMAS Basketball Manager, Band, Look- Cheerleader, President Y-Teens, 9X out SMH' l-00k0Uf Sfaff- Homeroom Circulation Manager. Graduates - f- 1+ - -flegewe TY.--, ., wg- .l-,,+,--1-'53-,A 51,- ,. ., , , ...- 'wp'- fr' s ,flis in mx, ,Y z 13, . M, 'YP' -,,,' WANDA THORNTON-92 WESLEY THORNTON-9X ROBIN TINSLEY-9U LOUISE Tm-xvls-9V Y'TeeI'lS, Lookout Feature Writer. Hi-Y, Glee Club, Annual Staff. Y-Teens Social Chairman, Annual Staff, Homeroom Treasurer. ow- we-.. 'K ' V - 1-M I 'Ngo ,- E U , .Surf ', uv yr, 'ur' SHIRLEY TURKNETT-9Z DENIS UMsToTi5-Vlll I DouGl.As VEAL-9V Annual Photographer, Lookout Hi-Y, Band, Annual Staff. Gossip Reporter, Band, Hi-Y. JUNE TURKNETT-9V lst Vice President Grade Club, A n n u a I Circulation Manager, Cheerleader, Lookout Staff, Homeroom Secretary. fr' L.. ,VQFJA-P . L 5 4 , ak L ,E I f..,,,.., .., ll., J, .,-- L ,,-u,.u. , , DIANE WAcHoLz-9X LOUISE WALKER-92 RONALD WARD-9X Junrrr-I WATSON-9X . Y-Teens. Lookout Staff. 4'-uri I Graduafrs 5-A N C J Y ROBERT F. WELSH-9U JIM WENTWORTH-9Z DEBRA WESTCOTT-QW CECILIA WILLIAMS-9V Band, Orchestra. Band. Glee Club, Y-Teens, Annual Staff 71h Grade Circulation. 6' Ii I 1' iv' 1'-la... is I diva 'Yu- FAYE WII.I.IAMs-9Z PAUL WILLIAMS-9V EDITH WINEGEART-9Y Hi-Y. Y-Teens Chaplain, 9th Grade Club Chaplain, Annual Staff. I '15 I. 1' 'pf J, - W' LX V,.- ,K 'xi' ea'- 'PX wiv. NANCY WINEGEART-9X RUSSELL WISE-9Y JIMMY Woon-9W PAT WORMWOOD-9U Y-Teens, Annual Sports Staff, Annual Staff. Hi-Y, Lookout Staff. 1 AX fi- ,SE I - 'W' Graduates CLYDE YARBROUGH-9W PATRICIA ZIPPERER-9Y CAROLYN CLAREY-9U ELIZABETH JENNING Delta Y-Teens. 9Y : SHIRLEY ANN JORDON CAROLE STEPP-9U 9Y I i :- , . LAURELS FOR JUNE Not to the accompaniment of shouting crowds and enthusiastic cheerleaders, but in her own quiet way, June Turknett, an English student of Mrs. Mayo's, won just as sure a victory for Lake Shore as any one on the football field or basketball court. In the 1951 Fall contest held by the National High School Poetry Association, June was awarded a certificate of acceptance, stating that her poem God's Day, had been one selected for publication in the ANNUAL ANTHOLOGY OF HIGH SCHOOL POETRY for this year. We are indeed proud of June's accomplishment and the honor her success brings to Lake Shore School. We heartily congratulate her and take pride in printing God's Day in our 1952 Hi-Lights. GOD'S DAY Sometimes I watch on a rainy day, The crying heavens which seem to say, The tiny world looks a bit dirty to me: I think I'd better wash the green grass and that willow tree. Then when the heaven had finished its cry, All the black clouds cleared from the sky. Now it's a bright day early in spring, And all the birds merrily seem to sing. The sun will soon set deep in the west, The birds will be snuggled deep in their nest. In God's holy name we will secretly pray, Thank Thee dear Lord, for so perfect a day. 55 Q QQSX' NXO Kg?-YXQNQ, N0 4 SXSNQYX' 1 Q93 o 4 -6 JIFAVGD Mosf Likely To Succeed JANE BROWN ENNY SMALL 0,,Ml Jmfvljiw , ck XRMLU- 5' f 86 Sf 1 G 00, Klroood '9 4454492518 s I iL!2fx,f'lfL12'-if IIRIIIGIIHIEBS 49867 o, lo a 4 . O6'e,fV'Vs 0609 lv 4'4414fZ'fP1f 4 Mosf Talenfed LINDA AARON TOMMY SCOTT ,F----.i-,--, ---- -,?x.-,NnT7.-2.5-.-T-..---T-.V , , ' naw! O ef' S gg V cO'Psl5Ovx X1 NN NW? Q - R. '11 x IAQX xgxi I. s' km- comeieigl 5 NXOSX gpgv 55006 f J 653326 k Ugk fvyw I- Vw V, K 4 aw A 'L . . H TAUI. 440 32' 8 y 036,4- lzy fvgw of CO 7' WA R241 !' N C ufesf OLIVIA MORTON TED PACE rites ,XX . af' i 4 W Wiffiesf MARILYN REEDY NORMAN HEARN 14,9 fhosf Jilfvcq 4156! I C476 fc- Q fo.x,4A.0Jb0-1 C3040-V ,pm W5 X00 C, 5'K SC 'bog B6 NXP'X'NX5'Y?'Q' 5O45xNXNX cLASS HISTORYC V The memory of that fateful day in '49 when we entered Lake Shore Junior High as bewildered seventh graders will remain with us for a long Time. When in school, we felt like small fish in a big pond, but out of school we felt quite proud of ourselves. It didn't take us long to become accustomed to the routines of Lake Shore. We liked Them all, probably, because they were so new to us. Dances and basketball games filled our social world. Quickly The month of June arrived and we had completed our first year at Lake Shore. Being eighth graders when school began again in September, we looked upon The new seventh graders with amazement, wondering if we were that small when we entered. We surely didn't Think so at the time. We were now qualified to ioin Y-Teens and Gra-Y, and to Take part in more school activities. A few of our boys were lucky enough to make Varsity Basketball. All these extra activities, along with the dances, football and basketball games, sped The school year to a close. Finally, we reached our goal-ninth graders at last! We were now the big wheels. The first semester of our ninth grade year offered some difficulties. Our gym was being remodeled in order to add bleachers and showers. Dances and games had to be postponed or worked out in other ways. Our Lookout Staff was organized early and was able to put out a September issue. Our first big proiect of the year was the election of class officers. With spirited campaigns, our officers and our sponsor, Mr. Hardage, were elected. With our ninth grade club organized, we put on the Hallowe'en Carnival, a great success, Though the stage show had to be performed in a partially completed gym. Following the carnival, the annual staff was organized and enthusiastically bgan its toil. The first dance of the year in the gym was the Lookout Christmas dance, a big success. mw3'mK'D , ' :S-9'32.-gg- 5-'omQ'O'g 3 m2'9.E'foa8-f 5 mrnalgg G'igmU's2 Um CDD'-13'N4'6m Hmmm -1-5 6Q.:35l5'O DJ 33 5591.30 Q. 54:0 'g,Hw'3-H64 5155303 :O cm -Cnimqfr U13-5 CD rn 'DO LQ' ,Q33.C2 4o ...fD45,-103C :Sai Q3---1 cu ' Q.. :EHS-g,gQn CDCQBCCI-Sm is-,fD?nI26f 7 3:11333 5- '90-of' 502235 sS5 Dfisw fvmo33fff8 l0:sc:m:l97V m-o--g C03 33 2-513 33- Km- -.nm3m-gl 390109,-fp 101.1 Q- I--.3-uso. ?'?s 0mm 'DOSSCED e '2ra Q -0-'Uma ggcnodgm j'-- '1 UI Jfimrbsggg 'Za-l'l-gn' Cm SEQ -T-237.-3.6,- 5' 6'fDmo.f'i '0 'cn5. '- 33-13-was 3La'.a'1sS: SD:-5190.2-:r H .Q NANCY PADGETT ' 'Agn' - wffl -2 illlfz' ml: ll 'It l lllll '1l'Il ll will il' l n V pl ll ill l X llll. , uxlv in 'il X T, x l 'l l X li lllilfl l Qll' ' l i,l'li, N l l!ll:l,ll1, llmfll' ',. T ll'lll' - illl' 5- , ,,- X 'ZW I I I I I I CLASS WILL OF 9 U Dianne Nuckolls, do hereby will and bequeath to Jane Lucas all my unsuccessful attempts at trying to be a glamour girl. James Jarvis, do hereby will and bequeath my Latin book and my model teacher, Mr. Hardage, to Lloyd Brown. Gweneth Gibbs, do hereby will and bequeath to Made- line Swanson my ability to look down on everyone in the hall. Eddie Lotzia, do hereby will and bequeath my success with all the teachers, including Mr. Hardage, to Tommy Peters. Babs Carter, do hereby will and bequeath nothing, CI spent it allj, to Toni Roberts. Jimmy Lyons, do hereby will and bequeath to Henry Clark my ability to always keep my big mouth open. Patty Hill, do hereby will and bequeath to Frank Carter my clean C?j locker, from which I could never keep my books from falling. Dickie Collis, do hereby will and bequeath all my beau- tiful hair to John Spikes. Janet Bishop, do hereby will and bequeath to Marie Johnson all of Mr. Hardage's funny jokes. I hope you enioy them more than I did. Robert Welsh, do hereby will and bequeath my tuba to Billy Clinton. Olivia Morton, do hereby will and bequeath to Dolores Newton my ability to keep a straight face when Mr. Hardage cracks his so-called iokes. Jack Mercier, do hereby will and bequeath to Jack Reckstine, my ability to catch up on lost sleep in Science class. Cecile Christy, do hereby will and bequeath my dear old Latin book to Jimmy Snead. Blair Jarrett, do hereby will and bequeath to Louis Valentine all my bad grades in Latin and English. Pat Wormwood, dq hereby will and bequeath my con- trolled temper to Lewis Walker. Tommy Scott, do hereby will and bequeath to Jackie Jackson my ability to bring Mr. Hardage's homework in a day late. Mary Ann Basford, do hereby will and bequeath to Marianne Dennis my sober expression in Mr. Hardage's English class. Richard Breteler, do hereby will and bequeath all of my bad grades in Latin and English to George Gallie. Irma Jane Scruggs, do hereby will and bequeath to Frank Vanzant my old lost tennis shoes. Buddy Phillips, do here-by will and bequeath all of my tuff Engish lessons in Mr. Hardage's class to Lonny Nickols. Gloria Amos, do hereby will and bequeath to Buddy Humphries my General Science notebook which served so many good purposes. Artie Perry, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to crack those funny iokes in Mrs. Jones' room to Mike Wolfe. Dianne Henry, do hereby will and bequeath to Karen Sutton all of the fudge C?j made on that never-to-be- forgotten Sunday in December. Billy Lipscomb, do hereby will and bequeath all of the homework that Mr. Hardage didn't take up to James Freeman. Faye Calhoun, do hereby will and bequeath to Loyce Blalock my ability to ask the time every five minutes in Science class. Robert Futch, do hereby will and bequeath to Bucky Dennard all those iokes that get me in Dutch with Mr. Hardage in Latin class. ,Virginia Hansford, do hereby will and bequeath my position as, forward on the girls' basketball team to Charlotte Neder. ,Jerry Hartwig, do hereby will and bequeath all of the answers in my Latin book to Eddie Romph. Penny Pickles, do hereby will and bequeath to Theresa Chancy my ability to laugh at Mr. Hardage's iokes even though they aren't funny. Bonnie Tapley, do hereby will and bequeath my un- successful attempts at flirting to Adrian Henderson. I hope you don't take up my bad habits. I l I CLASS WILL OF 9V ,Linda Aaron, do hereby will and bequeath to Mickey Finn my ability to ask embarrassing questions. ,Tony Braden, do hereby will to Harlow Barnett my spaceman's luck in Spanish class. ,Susan Dalhouse, do hereby will to Nancy Hawkins my conspicuous broadness which gives me trouble getting through key holes. , Fred Burkhart, do hereby will and bequeath to Robert Lee Betts my ability to wear out my eraser in Algebra. ,Doris Bryant, being of sound mind and character, hereby will and bequeath to Leah Milligan my little pocket book which l can get anything under the sun into. I, Colin Cameron, being of sound mind and character, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, hereby will and bequeath to Cartin McKinney my ability to finish my Spanish homework during home- room period. Barbara Morgan, sound in body and mind, will to Louis Chester my antique desk in Mrs. Mayo's room. Billy Segraves, being of sound body and mind, will and bequeath to Billy Crook my poor little under nourished Civics book. Gayle Johnston, hereby will and bequeath to Frances Maddox my razor with which I mutilate my legs once or twice a week. ' K. L. Davidson, hereby will to Ray Gourley my position as chief fly-catcher of my class. Marilyn Lazarus, do hereby will and bequeath to Diana Nash my ability to discuss a subiect in Civics without knowing anything about it. George Deloney, being of sound mind and body, hereby will to Tommy Gue my ability to chew gum in Mrs. Jones' class without getting caught. Margaret Loftin, being of sound mind and character do hereby will to Carol Smith, my pleasing personality and lovely hair. No conceit in my family. Mickey Hewitt, do hereby will and bequeath to Larry Jackson my title as President of the Ninth Grade Club. Joyce Malmborg, sound in body and mind, hereby will and bequeath to Virginia Harvard, my ability to squeeze my size nine foot into a size eight shoe. William Nicholson, sound in body and mind, will and bequeath to Thomas Ladd, my red hair that attracts all the girls. Jane Brown, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath to Lucy LaVorgna, my ability to cut across the hall right under the teachers' noses without getting caught. Sandra Stewart, do hereby will to Sandra Monies my extremely small mouth for which I am nicknamed Satch. Robert Richens, being of sound mind and character, hereby will to Van Lotzia my wonderful ability to cut up in Spanish class and get away with it. Louise Travis, do hereby will and bequeath to Claudia Cowart my knack for letting the boys know I am around. 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 Paul Williams, being of sound mind and body, will to Tom Mathewson all of my holey socks. Eueline Hardman, being of sound mind and character, hereby will and bequeath to Janelle Draffin, my naturally curly hair that manages to fall down every rainy day!! Gerard Calitano, do hereby will and bequeath to Victor Markham my trusty box of quick-grow which I don't need any more. Cecilia Ann Williams, being of sound mind and char- acter, hereby will to Faunce McCully my straight A grades in Algebra. Douglas Veal, do hereby will to Ralph Rhodes my membership in the Spanish Space Cadet Squadron. Verna McClain, hereby will and bequeath to Elizabeth Fort my ability to blush when a boy looks at me straight. Robert Glines, do hereby will to Robert Thomas my own hydrogen bomb. Don't worry though, it won't explode. ,Mary Ann Haynes, do hereby will to Patricia Hall my 1 1 r 1 I 1 I, I, I, I, I, I, I, ability to keep old dirty gym shoes which never get cleaned. Dick Ralph, do hereby will and bequeath to Eugene Vining my long range space-ship. lt's out of gas anyway. Deanna Livingston, hereby will to Stenzel Clements my ability for getting out of school for anything and everything. Jimmy Foster, do hereby will to David Credle my ability to read a book and then not remember a word I read. Nancy Padgett, hereby will to Cecile Lyons my ability to go to sleep under Mrs. Jones' nose in Civics. Norman Williams, hereby will and bequeath to Emory Ennis my marvelous and unusual sense of humor. Donna Kay Paul, do hereby will and bequeath to Bar- bara Naish my title as an end caller cheerleader. Susan Dalhouse, hereby will to Nancy Jenkins my notes some teachers would like to read. Sandra Reese, being of sound mind and character, hereby will and bequeath to Barbara West my ability to leave my raincoat at school and remember I left it the morning it rains. Nancy Padgett, do hereby will and bequeath to Bruce Lyle my ability to do homework while watching TV, polishing shoes, and eating. June Turknett, being of sound body and mind, hereby will to William Scott, my love of school holidays. Bobby Richens, do hereby will to Thomas Davis my smart and alert attitude in all my subiects. K. L. Davidson, hereby will and bequeath my scientific mind to Billy Easterling. Sandra Stewart, do hereby will and bequeath the gum underneath all my desks to Johnny Lancaster. CLASS WILL OF 9W Madge Alderman, do hereby will and bequeath to Jeanne Coppenger, my big blue eyes. Jackie Allen, do hereby will and bequeath to Monte Cregg, all the fun l had in every class. Hal Blanton, do hereby will and bequeath to Wynoan Pyburn, my silly little laugh that is heard with every ioke cracked. Townsend Broclmerkel. do hereby will and bequeath to Jack Thomas all rhe germs Mr. Beacom doesn't want. Wondle Bynum, do hereby will and bequeath all the trouble i had in getting and keeping a boy friend to Agnes McCrayton, not that she wants it. Bob Cassedy, do hereby will and bequeath my long C?j wavy C?j hair to Bobby Buckman. Joyce Darden, do hereby will and bequeath to Carol Cole my dirty gym shoes that helped the games I played. - Dennis Enger, do hereby will and bequeath to Betty Tittle, all the smelly chemicals in Mr. Van's room. Ronald Gibson, do hereby will and bequeath my glasses which I despise to Tim Fuss, and I hope that he isn't as worried with them as I have been. Nancy Graham, do hereby will and bequeath to Helen Robinson all my friends at Lake Shore. Patsy Hammond, do hereby will and bequeath to Janet Smith my worn career book, full of pictures. Donald Haralson, do hereby will and bequeath to Donald Tyler, my habit of drawing space ships in Spanish class. June Highsmith, do hereby will and bequeath to Alice Kerr, my ability to take gossip in but not let it out C??j. Jimmie King, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to sleep in class to Winston Black. Charles Lyons, do hereby will and bequeath my large size to Wade Travis. Ann McCallum, do hereby will and bequeath my short, straight bangs to Georgette Cooper. Ann McRae, do hereby will and bequeath to Emily Richardson my happy days at Lake Shore with all the good looking boys. Bernice Kahn, do hereby will and bequeath to Carole Brown, my ability to sing C?J in front of people without being nervous. Gary Meadows, do hereby will and bequeath to Freddy Granger, my position as editor of the Annual. Don Mobley, do hereby will and bequeath my battered Spanish book to Jackie Wurn. Buddy Mullis, do hereby will and bequeath to Paul Cox my ability to get white slips when I'm late. I, Stan Parkinson, do hereby will and bequeath my good C?'?j grades to Helen Studstill. Carlton Parks, do hereby will and bequeath my foot- ball ability to Jack Thomas. Shelly Rabideau, do hereby will and bequeath to Benny Carroll my good C?j excuses for being absent. Judy Rentz, do hereby will and bequeath my rosy blush to Pat McNamara. Patsy Roddenberry, do hereby will and bequeath my worn science notes to Mary Alice Meeks. Paul Steinmetz, do hereby will and bequeath my bas- ketball ability to Champ Lockett. David Shyver, do hereby will and bequeath my husky physique to Robert Williams. John Myrick, do hereby will and bequeath my English information to Roger Chastain. Paul Thomas, do hereby will and bequeath to Richard Thomas, my last name which I'm sure he will keep forever. Dennis Umstot, do hereby will and bequeath my camera Cl don't like parting with itj to Jimmie Lamb, in hopes that he will give it good care. Billy Wilks, do hereby will and bequeath my long C?j curly C?j hair to Tommy lmeson. Jimmy Wood, do hereby will and bequeath to Judy Henderson my ability to sneak into class. Clyde Yarbrough, do hereby will and bequeath my Science notebook Cwhich he is welcome toj to Charles Harris. Debra Westcott, do hereby will and bequeath to Phyllis Vanzant my appreciation of the odor in Mr. Van's room. Townsend Brodmerkel, do hereby will and bequeath my unwashed shorts to Gordon Harris. Billy Wilks, do hereby will and bequeath my short ?? legs to Edwin Mayhew. Nancy Graham, do hereby will and bequeath my great ?? size to Mickey McClurkin. Ann McRae, do hereby will and bequeath my dimple to Meredith Martin. Patsy Roddenberry, do hereby will and bequeath to Shirley Lunsford all the boys named Johnny that I had for friends. David Shyver, do hereby will and bequeath to Frank Coffee my ability to flirt with any and every girl. Buddy Mullis, do hereby will and bequeath my happy- go-lucky disposition to Richard Melsheimer. Jackie Allen, do hereby will and bequeath to Albert Marchant, my old gym shorts. CLASS WILL OF 9X Margaret Norris, do hereby will and bequeath to Mae Norris, my almost empty perfume bottle that helps Mr. Van with his experiments. Grady Hamrick, do hereby will and bequeath to Jack Fulst, my original but corny wise-cracks that always got me in hot water. Harriet Brown, do hereby will and bequeath to Jane Folmar, my ability to blush at the wrong time. Helen Hallenbeck, do hereby will and bequeath to Mable Goble, my beautiful curly hair. CNot conceited at alllj Donald Farlow, do hereby will and bequeath to Vickey Adams my ability to pass those wonderful notes in Civics class. Carol Rives, do hereby will and bequeath to Walter Denson, my faithful friends in the 9th grade. Nancy Winegeart, do hereby will and bequeath to Patricia Reid, my faithful glasses. Wesley Thornton, do hereby will and bequeath to William Gilbert, my corny wise cracks. Judith Watson, do hereby will and bequeath to Gail Edinger, my ability to save the class by answering all the questions. Diane Wacholz, do hereby will and bequeath to Pa- tricia Rogers, my Darling Dimples. Gene Thomas, hereby will 'and bequeath to Patricia Carter, my faithful bobby pins. Duane Spaun, do hereby will and bequeath to Aaron Yarbrough, my bashfulness. Catherine Shank, do hereby will and bequeath to Patricia Cummings, my lovely figure. Pat Robinson, do hereby will and bequeath to John Boatwright, my good looks. Pat Smith, do hereby will arid bequeath to Jim Spotts, my blonde curls which help me with all the girls!! Jeanine Fouraker, do hereby will and bequeath to Sandra Lachance, my gym shoes that didn't fit. Jeanne LaBeIle, hereby will and bequeath to Bobbie J. Robbins, the basketball our gym team used to win all our games. CWe never won.j Fred Koon, do hereby will and bequeath to Myron Prevatt, my A's in spelling. CThere were none.j Ronald Ward, hereby will and bequeath to Bob Moxley, my ability to open my mouth and stick my foot in at the same time. l, Pat Simth, do hereby will and bequeath to Sue Parke my big strong arms to- keep her warm. Jeanine Fouraker, do hereby will and bequeath to Jan Locke, all my homework which never got done. Katherine Brown, clo hereby will and bequeath to Billy Jenks, all the sleep I lost while working on my faith- ful career book. Helen Hallenbeck, hereby will and bequeath to Pat Travis, my ability to have good times all year. l,Jeanne LaBelle, do hereby will and bequeath to Michel Sweeney, my way of passing notes in class. Harriet Brown, do hereby will and bequeath to Jimmy Roberson, my ability to do homework and talk on the phone at the same time. Mary Newton, do hereby will and bequeath to Carolyn Mahaffey, my bashfulness which l wish I didn't have. Gladys Mullins, do hereby will and bequeath to Debbie Kimball, my long black hair. Ronnie Mason, do hereby will and bequeath to George Loznicka, my position as President of the class. Sam Matthews, being in sane mind, do hereby will and bequeath to Norman Goddard, my crew hair cut. William Montgomery, do hereby will and bequeath my quiet manners to Jerry Neal. Jeannette Marsells, do hereby will and bequeath to Carmen Portenier, my good grades. Roy lvey, in my last will, do hereby will and bequeath to Leon Durham, my corny sayings that always caused trouble. Nell Hamilton, hereby will and bequeath to Ellen Sawyer, all the lovely teachers I had this year. Jackie Fessenden, hereby will and bequeath to Janene Phillips, my faithful gym shoes. Margie Brockman, do hereby will and bequeath to Sheila Shaw, my sparkling personality. LaVerne Sweeney, do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Ann Sadler, my position as Manager of the girls' basketball team. Lynn Brodt, hereby will and bequeath to Patricia Bailey, my big blue eyes. Ronnie Drummond, hereby will and bequeath to Randal Gentry, my loud mouth. Katherine Brown, do hereby will and bequeath to Angela Alonso, my long brown curls. Morris Abernethy, do hereby will and bequeath to Don Sager, my unlucky Science book. CLASS WILL OF 9Y Bob Biscoe, hereby will and bequeath to Guy Stahr, my superb intelligence in Civics class. Jimmy Basha'w, hereby will and bequeath to Jimmy Boquette, my interest in Science. Jimmy Davis, hereby will and bequeath my love for girls to Bill Sincoke. Muldrew Dennis, hereby will and bequeath to Stuart Ralph, and Harold Wood, my love for the most inter- esting subiect of all Science. Ronald Foster, hereby will and bequeath my great ability to play volleyball to James Dodd. Annete Kirkland, hereby will and bequeath to Vera Walker, my inclination to fall in love with the first boy I see. Charles Sechrist, hereby will and bequeath my ex- ceedingly tall stature to Fred Winchester. Barbara Hilton, hereby will and bequeath to Betty Jane Sweet, my ability to flirt with all boys and get a dirty look in return. Jack Mersereau, hereby .will and bequeath to Guy Stahr, my love for shop which was so intense I trans- ferred to Spanish. Buddy Baker, hereby will and bequeath to Wayne Targe, my ability to make all the girls swoon?? Richard Cohen, hereby will and bequeath to Bill Sen- coke, my ability to get along with Mrs. Jones. Bobby Markham, hereby will and bequeath to Harold Wood, my courage to ride in a car with Mr. Hardage driving. - Robert Bridges, hereby will and bequeath to Lee Over- street, my ability not to get along with Mr. Evans. Jane McCleary, hereby will and bequeath to Nancy Nagel, all my chewing gum that I chewed in all my classes. P. S. You will find it in Mrs. Jones class, row four, seat three, stuck to the seat. Eddie Allen, hereby will and bequeath to Dean Smith, my ability to walk up and down the hall without per- mission and not get caught. Billy Coward, hereby will and bequeath to Stuart Ralph, my long years at Lake Shore. Helen Dwelle, hereby will and bequeath to Dianne Koone, my ability to blush at any time. Ronald Dobrin, hereby will and bequeath my beautiful hair to Buddy Baggett. Ralph Mazza, hereby will and bequeath to Lee Brown, my ability to cut across the halls without being caught. Patricia Zipperer, do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Fisher, the pictures in my wallet which have made so many boys iealous. Russell Wise, hereby will and bequeath to Lee Over- street, my ability to say the right thing at the wrong time and the wrong thing at the right time. Edith Winegeart, hereby will and bequeath to Vera Walker, my disinterest to boy friends. Ted Pace, do hereby will and bequeath to Joe Osborne, my ability to skip shop and get caught. Polly Ann Polston, do hereby will and bequeath to Florrie Varnes, my two left feet while dancing. Walter Peery, do hereby will and bequeath to Harold Woocl, my ability to get along with Mr. Evans. Lois Leath, do hereby will and bequeath'to Joan Crumpley, my good looks. Angela Howell, do hereby will and bequeath to Jean Rice, my Toni home permanent. Jacqueline Brock, will and bequeath to Martha Rosser, my figure which resembles a toothpick. Rae Jean Fletcher, hereby will and bequeath to Nancy Cowles, my ability to get along with all the boys, especially Artie Perry. Laddie Jensen, hereby will and bequeath to Patricia Burnsed my legs, which brought me so little tame at Lake Shore. Nioma LaVornga, hereby will and bequeath to Annie 'Lou Leighton, my long hair which will soon touch the floor. Jimmy Mangels, hereby will and bequeath to Jimmie Key, my reserved chair in the office. Richard Cohen, hereby will and bequeath to Meredith Roberts, my motor bike which will never start. Sandra Osborne, do hereby will and bequeath my crush on Mr. Hardage, to Patricia Norris. Jackie Brock, do hereby will and bequeath my love letters to Jim Jolly, Cmaybe you'll read themj. Ronnie Dobrin, do hereby will and bequea-th my tower- ing height to Don Callia, Cl have some to spare and you could use it.j - I, Russell Wise, CCyrano de Bergerac, llj, do hereby will and bequeath to Lambert Eulenfeld my nose, which al- ways seems to get in the way. Muldrew Dennis, do hereby will and bequeath to Richard Brooks, my A in math which I get once in a blue moon. Jane McCleary, hereby will and bequeath to Jane Sharp, my witty remarks which have grated on Mr. Barnett's nerves so long. Walter Peery, do hereby will and bequeath to Walter Riviere, congratulations on his choice of a wonderful first name. Jack Mersereau, do will 'and bequeath my ability to always get my name misspelled in the Lake Shore Look- out to Billy Steck, Cor was it Stick, Stack, Smack or Slackj. l,Jimmy Bashaw, do hereby will and bequeath to that ardent lover, John Vanden Eeden, my pulse beat when a girl kisses me C-ij. I, I, I, I, I, I, CLASS WILL OF 9Z Frances Dean, do hereby will and bequeath to Betty Jane Alther, all my good grades, which I did not get. Roy McLeod, will to Allen Boland, my freckles which I carried around through the 9th grade. Nancy Easterling, do hereby will and bequeath to Jackie Carver, my ability to talk out of turn and never get caught. Roy Reid,'will and bequeath to Jerry Carter, my enor- mous height. Dorothy Kelly, do hereby will and bequeath to Pat Clark, all the boy friend trouble I have had in my years at Lake Shore. Norman Hearn, will my ability to take in Mr. Hardage. I, Joyce Kerr, do hereby will and bequeath to Nancy Harvard, my ability to get along with my teachers. I, Schley Hunt, will to Bruce Chapman, my ability to crack I, iokes in English and Civics class. Helen Lee, do hereby will and bequeath to Julie ln- gram, my good grades in math. I,Jerry Register, will to Al Hardman, my ability to get I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, to class on time. Nancy Maierfeldt, do hereby will and bequeath to Ginger Mann, my ability to get in and out of trouble faster than anyone else. Leon Hall, will to Fred Hasle, the bubble gum I had to throw out in Science class. Jeanett Picket, do hereby will and bequeath to Marlene Johnson, all the notes I wrote in Mr. Van's room, John Graham, will to David Henn, all my good grades in Spelling. Lavonia Owen, do hereby will and bequeath to Pat Kelly, my wonderful old General Science book. Billy Stephenson, will all my Civics notes to Walter Jarvis. Wanda Thornton, do hereby will and bequeath to Mar- tha Reeves, my ability to take boys from other girls. Jim Wentworth, will my ability to fail English in Mr. Hardage's class to Tommy Morgan. I, Shirley Turknett, do hereby will and bequeath to Vir- ginia Turknett, my last name to make famous. I, Joey Stauffer, will my inability to bluff in Mr. Hardage's Latin class to Jimmy Pratt. I, Louise Walker, do hereby will and bequeath to Jeanett Leighton, my old tennis shoes that I lost at the first of the year. I, Leon Hall, will to Robert Reavis, my ability to get out of class when I have work to do. I, Faye Williams, do hereby will and bequeath to Susan Lipscomb, my old spelling book which I lost and never found. I, Edward Edwards, will my ability to skip shop to Harry Seager. I, Nancy Easterling, do hereby will and bequeath to Gayle Mays, my bubble gum which gave me courage to go to class. I, Bob Matthews, do hereby will and bequeath to Donald Vaghy, my ability to read comics in Mrs. Jones' room without getting caught. I, Joyce Kerr, do hereby will and bequeath to Louise Nor- ton, my ability to get along with my teachers. I, Albert Cochran, hereby will to Eugene Billings, all of my pencils which belong to other people. I, Helen Lee, do hereby will and bequeath to Peggy Stephenson, my ability to get along with eighth grade boys. I, Dan Brown, will to Joseph Beiner, all my good iokes cracked in Mrs. Jones' room. I, Nancy Maierfeldt, do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Ann Travis, my ability to have chewing gum right at the wrong time. I, Billy Fisher, will to James Johnson, my way with the girls Cthere aren't anyj. I, Wanda Thornton, do hereby will and bequeath to Jackie Tyler, all the hours I spent in front of my mirror learning to roll my eyes exactly right. I, Fred Kerr, will to Davie Thaxton, my good grades in math. We, the 1952 Class of 9Z, do hereby will to 8Z, our after school English class, conducted by Mr. Hardage. CLASS PROPHECY This is Station LSJH-TV coming on the air. Here we are at the New Jacksonville Municipal Auditorium. This night of June 12, 1965, will be recorded in the annals of Jacksonville's history as a memorable occasion upon which this new magnificent and much needed audi- torium was dedicated. The spacious building was de- signed by architect Schley Hunt and built by the Yar- borough and Hamrick Construction Firm. Before the curtain goes up on this first benefit pro- gram, I will tell you some of the prominent personages in the audience. I am up in the TV box and right below me here I see Jacksonville's most famed reporters, Verna McClain and Artie Perry. Snapping pictures down there is Denis Umstot. Since tonight's performance is a benefit for the Cancer Fund, there are many people of the medi- cal profession here. Together tonight is the famous pair of scientists, Doctors Babs Carter and Pat Zipperer, who have iust discovered a cure for polio with the help of chemist Jerry Hartwig and pharmacist Tony Braden. I also see Doctor Wondle Bynum with her two nurses, Misses Margaret Lofton and Cecilia Williams. Way over in the corner is the famous team of veterinarians Dennis Enger and Patsy Roddenberry. Dentist Roy Reid and his assistant, Helen Hallenbeck, are also here. There are four other dentists down there too, Doctors Donald Farlow, Don Mobley, Jackie Allen and Robin Tinsley. Sitting in the front row are Dick Ralph, stock car driver ancl Jimmy Mangels, motor boat racer. Other sportsmen and sports women in evidence are Colin Cameron, Gloria Amos, Vir- ginia Hansford, Stan Parkinson and Buddy Mullis. Golfer Pat Robinson and baseball player Pat Smith are here also. The co-owners ofthe Collis and Futch Funeral Parlor are attending with their families. Well, I see the curtain is going up! The first act on the program is the famous dancing team of Brown, Ham- mond, and Stewart-Gee,-weren't they good? The house lights are coming on now. In the front row I see those two famous inventors Buddy Phillips and Blair Jarrett. Seated next to them are the heroic officers of the courageous ship Do-nut, Jack Mersereau and Bobby Markham. These two men with their crew, part of whom were the Lake Shore boys, Eddie Allen and K. L. David- son, saved a wrecked ship barehanded, and barefooted I might also say. Sitting near the back are pilots Bobby Richens and Robert Cassedy, escorting the lovely air hostesses Penny Pickels, Nancy Winegeart, and Nancy Easterling. They just flew the Nicholson and Hewett Flea Circus in for the performance tonight. I think some of the actors must have escaped into the audience. From behind the curtain tantalizing tunes are coming from the orchestra under the direction of Sam Matthews. The house lights are now dimming and the curtain is rising to reveal the daring act starring Lynn Brodt, animal trainer. incidentally, she collected some of her animals on an African safari with the missionaries, Angela Howell, Polly Polston and Billy Stevenson.-Well, I see that Miss Brodt's nurses, Annette Kirkland and Barbara Hilton didn't give any first aid tonight. Folks, you have a treat coming after the next act. Dur- ing intermission we are going back stage. While they are getting ready for the act, I will point out some more notable people for you. Right now in Jacksonville the Stenographers of Amer- ica are holding their annual convention. Many of the association's officers are here, some of whom are Sandra Osborne, Lois Leath, Nioma LaVorgna, Rae Jean Fletcher, Mary Ann Haynes, Linda Aaron, Doris Bryant and Helen Dwelle. We have just been informed of the disappear- ance of Miss June Highsmith, model from the Nuckolls and Morton Model Agency. It is believed that she might have eloped. The Bassford 8: Henry Detective Agency is working with the FBI agents, Billy Wilks, Gary Meadows and Janet Bishop, in an effort to find her. Seated with Miss Morton and Miss Nuckolls tonight are three of their models, Qayle Johnston, Donna Kay Paul, and Carol Stepp. Attending the show tonight are two of the world's most prominent writers, Susan Dalhouse and Nancy Pad- gett. Miss Dalhouse's new best seller is the story of Jacksonville's own lady ferry pilot, Judith Watson. CLASS PROPHECY CContinuedj The spotlight now picks up Miss Edith Winegeart on the center of the stage. Her lovely iewelry was designed and loaned to her by ieweler Charles Lyons. We are now backstage. Sitting over there discussing the new fashions are the wardrobe and dress designers the Misses Laddie Jensen, Faye Calhoun, Gweneth Gibbs, Ann McRae, Nell Hamilton, Mary Newton, and Liz Jenning. While in Jacksonville the costumes are being cared for bythe Veal's Dry Cleaning Co. Over there I see two make-up artists Miss Faye Williams and Miss Shirley Turk- nett. Busily running around are dramatic coaches Jackie Brock and Shelly Rabideau, and music director June Turknett. Sitting at a desk over there is Tommy Scott, financial manager of the show. By-the-way, Jack Mer- cier, millionaire playboy is underwriting tonight's per- formance. Backstage also are editors Mary Jo Ellis and Ronald Dobrin. They are covering the show for their respective magazines. We have several of the cast's private secretaries here. They are Eueline Hardman, Frances Dean, Lavonia Owen, and Helen Lee. Also over there is the cast's private dietitian, Catherine Shank. Along with the help of nurses Dot Kelly and Joyce Kerr, she keeps the cast healthy. As l left backstage I met a group of girls renewing old acquaintances. Two nurses looking lovely are Margie Brockman and Gene Thomas. Also there are stenogra- phers Pat Hill, Katherine Brown, Jeanne Fouraker, and Pat Wormwood who were contestants in a recent beauty contest. The next act is Miss Wanda Thornton, skater.-Well, here we are out front again. The Squadron V-542 must have flown in from New Foundland this week for they are well represented by Robert Bridger, Ralph Mazza, Ted Pace, Jimmy Davis, Muldrew Dennis, Jimmy Wood, John Myrick, Leon Hall, Gordon Robertson, Roy lvey, Billy Seagraves, Richard Breteler, Wesley Thornton, Ron- nie Drummond, Bob Matthews, and David Shyver. Just back from Duke University are George Deloney, Paul Williams, John LaBaron, Kenny Small, and William Montgomery. They have received their diplomas in Forestry. From the Jacksonville Engineering Co. is Jimmy Foster, Gerard Califano, Robert Glines, Hal Blanton, and ,Robert Welsh. With them is TV engineer Donald Haral- son. Seated in front of him is Miss Bonnie Tapley, the owner of a famous girls' camp. Here in the audience are three of Jacksonville's lovely young matrons-Mrs. Ben Jones, nee Joyce Darden, Mrs. John Smith, nee Irma Jane Scruggs and Mrs. Bob Green, nee Nancy Graham. Behind them are the organizers of the tirst space line to Mars, Eddie Lotzia and Jimmy Lyons. We are honored tonight by the presence of Father Stauffer, who is now located at Boys' Town. Also representing the medical profession are pediatrician, Nancy Maierfeldt and her nurses Jacqueline Fessenden and Jeanne La- belle, and optometrist, Debra Westcott. Dr. Westcott is assisted by Jeannette Marsells, Carolyn Clarey, and Gladys Mullins. I see Miss Louise Travis, attractive labo- rafory technician with her escort. The fleet is in tonight, represented by naval officers Jimmy Bashaw, Fred Kerr, Lynwood Overstreet, John Graham, Albert Cochran, Curtis Baggett, Fred Burkhart Dan Brown, Edward Edwards, Ray McLeod, Fred Koon and Duane Sp'aun. The lovely programs for the performances were de- signed by the Foster, Livingston, Liles, King, Wise and Abernathy Commercial Art Firm. The amusing cartoons are the work of Walter Peery and Norman Hern. Sitting on the front row we see Billy Lipscomb, candi- date for President on the Better Government ticket. Next to him is LaVerne Sweeney, head of Girl Scouting in Jacksonville, with Jimmy Wentworth, head of the Bell Telephone Company. The flowers the performers in the next and last act are wearing are creations of the Mc- Cleary Nursery. Sitting near the back are .lane Brown, Fashion Designer, and Joyce Malmborg, professor at FSU. We are honored by having Ronald Ward, star agricul- turist of the year and Miss Jeanette Pickett, owner of the famous Blue Tea Room with us tonight. The curtain is now rising on a play starring actresses Marilyn Reedy, Ann McCallum, Bernice Kahn, and Mar- garet Norris, of international renown. The unusual light- ing effects are operated by William Coward of Coward Brothers, electricians. Well there goes the final curtain on this wonderful benefit opening. l am sure that many cancer patients will benefit from tonight's proceeds. 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Not pictured: Jerry Neal, Janene Phillips. 8U Homeroom Teacher-MRS. MARY D. BOUTWELL Front row: Jimmy Snead, Frank Vanzant, Eddie Romfh, Jane Lucas, Dolores Newton, Marianne Dennis, Buddy Humphries, Lloyd Brown. Second row: Mrs. Boutwell, George Gallie, Lewis Walker, Lonny Nichols, James Freeman, Randolph Kiser, Madeline Swanson, Charlotte Neder, Loyce Blalock. Third row: Karen Sutton, Theresa Chancey, Adrian Henderson, Toni Roberts, Bucky Dennard, Bubba Clark, Mike Wolfe, Tommy Peters. Back row: John Spikes, Louis Valentine, Jimmy Carter, Marie Johnson, Billie Clinton, Jack Reckstine, Jackie Jackson, Miss Deloney, Intern. , ,rv , . .,i-.,- .. .-,:. . - .M -,...arL.,,..W. ,..., i .-sm., , ,., B I, 8V Homeroom Teacher-MRS. KATHRYN P. SPRINGER Front row: Faunce McCully, Diana Nash, Lucy LaVorgna, Victor Markham, Mickey Finn, Carol Smith, Bill Scott. Second row: Buddy Ennis, Bobby Betts, Virginia Harvard, Nancy Hawkins, Leah Milligan, David Credle, Eugene Vining, Frances Maddox. Third row: Mrs. Springer, Robert Thomas, Van Lotzia, Tom Matthewson, Saundra Monies, Harlow Barnett, Spencer Ladd, Larry Jackson. Back row: Ralph Rhodes, McKinney Cartin, Ray Gourley, Tommy Gue. Not pictured: Billy Crook, Cecile Lyons, Barbara Jean Naish, Barbara West F 8 W Homeroom Teacher-MR. G. C. BARNETT Front row: Helen Studstill, Phyllis Vanzant, Wade Travis, Agnes Crayton, Tim Fuss, Carol Cole, Gordon Harris, Betty Tittle, Emily Richardson. Second row: Georgette Cooper, Helen Robinson, Bob Buckman, Janet Smith, Winston Black, Alice Kerr, Donald Tyler, Judy Henderson, Freddy Granger. Third row: Monte Cregg, Roger,,Chastain, Jeanne Coppenger, Charles Harris, Jackie Wurn, Carole Bowen, Paul Cox, Mary Alice Meeks. Back row: Mr. Evans, Jack Thomas, Denny Lamb, Tommy lmeson, Wynoan Pyburn, Richard Thomas, Bob Williams, Rickey Carroll, Champ Lockett, Mrs. Bentley. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l' 5 ':-Y 'v-?'9E-'-'- Y 3 A 'il ,hir 1 .- '.' .- 1 . ' 'il TI- V-- Homeroom Teacher-MR. HENRY M. TERRY Front row: Aaron Yarbrough, Jan Locke, Mae Norris, Jim Spotts, Jack Fulst, Michael Sweeney, Jane Folmar, Gail Edinger, Jimmy Roberson. Second row: Vicky Adams, Patricia Bailey, Pat Rogers, Walter Denson, Patricia Cummings, Leon Durham, Sue Parke, Ellen Sawyer, Angela Alonso. Third row: John Boafwright, Patricia Reid, William Gilbert, Billy Jinks, Ennis Anglin, George Loznicka, Norman Goddard, Carolyn Mahaffey. Back row: Mr. Williamson, Bobbie Jo Robbins, Randall Gentry, Don Sager, Pai Travis, BobiMoxley, Patricia Carter. Noi pictured: Mabel Goble, Sheila Shaw, Debbie Kimball. SY Homeroom Teacher-MRS. MARY F. GIBSON l Front row: Patricia Burnsed, Joe Osborne, Richard Brooks, Jeanne Rice, Mary Fisher, Jimmy Boquette, Betty Jane Sweet, Don Callia, Dianne Koon. Second row: Jo Dean Smith, Martha Rosser, Harold Wood, Stuart Ralph, Nancy Nagel, Lee Overstreet, Joan Crumpley, Patsy Norris. Third row: Mrs. Gibson, Buddy Baggett, Jim Jolly, Bill Simcoke, Meredith Roberts, Vera Walker. Annie Lou Leighton. Back row: Hinton Carter, Freddie Winchester, James Dodd, Florrie Varnes, Lambert Eulenfeld, Jimmy Key, Lee Brown, Nancy Cowles, . Not pictured: Wayne Large, Frank Coffee. .el -- - u J . ,- f . r, i. .. .. ,:-,.- - .. -env .ng ,fc-V - '. .i., . - - v-: . qi -urge -, ' . . Y- W , , -i ,,, . .-- .-r - , ' i . . BZ Homeroom Teacher-MRS. MURIEL WITT Front row: Allen Boland, Patricia Clarke, Walter Jarvis, Peggy Stephenson, Julie Ingram, Virginia Mann, Willard Castle, Virginia Turknett. Second row: Tommy Morgan, Nancy Harvard, Merline Johnson, Betty Jane Althea, Susan Lipscomb, Jackie Carver, Mary Ann Travis, Al Hardman, Mrs. Witt. Third row: David Henn, Martha Reeves, Gayle Mays, Louise Norton, Patricia Kelley, Jeanette Leighton, Jackie Tyler, Eugene Billings. Back row: Jerry Carter, Robert Rawls, Donald Vaghy, Joseph Beinert, Bruce Chapman, James Pratt, Fred Hasle, Harry Seager. 4 Not pictured: James Johnson, John Vanden Eeden, Gerald Richard Umble. 1 .EM 25. 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A u v- iqt?-1 mg.-Q? - ' '14 ,-Iii' W J-1-11 -. ff:..' :f 4 ' 'U- 1'1' A. F-' -41 3. , 1 1. 1 'fa 1.f, ?1v?1 E Q:-m?.E3-.1p1f.AsM. , Aww-' 11-me 1- 15 x my tiivws Y 0 NX xp ,W C ff' ll l . V l 0 5 QW 6 Y 7 U . Q1 .4 S' 329' QLQSM Home-room Teacher-MRS. MILDRED KOGER gg? 'Nei Wx 'rl 3,VFron : Rose Marie Baffari, Beth Glasgow, Robin Berg, Todd McDaniel, Betsey ku Xp' i ina Stamps, Suzi Sawyer, Reba Williams, Judy Roberson. L Ngedond row: Donald Segassie, Lynn Coles, Sue Smith, Roland Scarborough, Harris Q ,GQ Meado 's,, Anne Towers, Sally Gibbs, Oleta Nolan, Richard Davis. K' FI'hirdjr:ew Mrs. Koger, Dick Stoddard, Nancy Cassidy, Sandra Rodgers, Linton ' , I, C39 TSay,lb'r,,g,'acque LaBelle, Martha Bedell, Bobby Brown, Jeannie Roberts. A ,NOV P3 Bpidkfowz Clyde Clark, Benny Butler, Memrie Mosier, Wayne Manning, Albert ' 6 H xl eM5fm, Sam Vaccaro, Jack Hardman, Linda Wahl, David Baker. Q it ' .jg ,, , ' 5- wf :QIEQP K I 1 I is as Q10 w a 3'k'M-'-K rw ,Flin it wr f :if m ' f 39 Q 06 ' ' J? J 5 it , ic? if Q ,lair Q Qs as 7V Homeroom Teacher-MISS JUNE SURATT Front row: Roger Brannon, Ralph LeMoine, Ruby Dodson, James Lunsford, Mary C. Johnson, Ronnie Large, Marilyn Clemons, Thomas Baumer, Jed Kenna. Second row: Harriet L'Engle, Jim Graddy, Benny Carroll, Patricia Farmer, Linda Tyler, Patty Hearn, Donald Davis, Christine Harris. Third row: Clayton Pickels, Harriett Scarbrough, Ann Hughes, Jackie Shepard, Robert Sanborn, Rebecca Hunter, Bobby Greenman. Back row: Charles Smith, Jeanie Gregory, Miss Suratt, Jahnz Ulmer, Carol Ann Meister, Patty Miller, George Fozzard. Not pictured: George Kinard, Mary Lee Bone, Sandra Wood, est, Carleton West. rj ME, 'IQ 6,,6,fC,, l , , ,I . ,...YY T- i,i V V -.-L tu: pn- 4-.. . ' :vl- sm ' -. .V aff I 'mfg-w jg' V! 7-'I vm --. . 1 ' A w Vf I fi .. .,... 74 5 b I 3 ,491 . Q H .451 gy QW W S-if N' . W4 H. - f . ' . k 'if . . 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Back row: Mrs. Helen Baker, Larry Stanley, Sue Hansford, Frank Henderson, Shirley Phillips, Audrey Pochy, Phyllis Campbell, Barbara Thomas. Not pictured: Guy Johnson. rfif5.f5','1gg.1t.J915X.'f. fifaffq,-2' 11.3 T J 1 A. -I f f f L wk- . Z , 1. .X Eg, ma! Q . Aw, . ,. , Homeroom Teacher--MRS. JEANNETTE R. PAYNE Front row: Margo Jones, Lewis Durrance, Kirby Kemper, Jimmy Mclllvaine, Wil- helmina Barr, Alan Winter, Damon Ratterree, James Fuller, Carol Jones. Second row: Bob Brown, Douglas Dendler, Patsy Carter, Joe Braswell, Nancy Warren, Cleora Register, Rosemary Johnson, Jo Ann Boland. Third row: Mary Ann Varnes, Gail Winstead, Donald Howard, Kenneth Newsom, Harry Hileman, Clayton Armstrong, Gordon Spletzer, Hank Peters. Back row: Paul Califano, John Borst, Carol Ward, Carol Baldwin, Evangelene Ponce, Bill lngram, Mrs. Jeannette R. Payne. P Not pictured: Winona Billings, David Cohen, Yvonne Petty, Barbara Sue Haynes. 7Z Homeroom Teacher-MRS. EDITH C. HAYNES Front row: John Kemen, David- Cregg, John Joseph, James Osborne, Fred Se- christ, Kent Chastain, Clark Winchester, Robert Roberson, Wayne Fisher. Second row: Georgianna Beinert, Andrew Kerr, Richard McLaughlin, Patsy O'Connor, Judye Fern Cameron, Larry Reed, Linda Light, Jimmy Lee Dunn. Third row: Patsy McClure, John Smith, Dean Lauramore, Francis Brown, Patricia Roof, Gerald Darring, Fred Volkwein. Back row: Mrs. Haynes, Judith Bartens, Gloria OFfenberg, Wesley Thomas, Larry Self, Richard Medford, Dale Gourley, Nora Shaver, Dolores Nassiff. W ,Q V I 5.7 X , - 1 L....ivj.Y- W -N ' it :W IIEIIRIIIIIBIIIYIIIIIDS MI TSIMDSGTTTETRS MARY ANN BASFORD MR. and MRS. CHESTER BEDELL DAN BROWN MR. and MRS. HARRY T. BROWN MR. LLOYD BROWN, SR. MR. and MRS. W. HOWARD BROWN MR. and MRS. S. L. DALHOUSE MR. and MRS. MILTON DOBRIN EVERITT BILL THOMAS C. FLETCHER, JR. RICHARD GINGRICH R. B. GREENMAN, M.D. MRS. MAX HAIR, JR. MR. and MRS. J. C. HALLENBECK JACK HARDMAN THOM HARDMAN MRS. J. T. HARRIS FRANK HENDERSON MR. and MRS. W. H. MR. and MRS. R. A. JOHNSON MR. and MRS. J. A. LaBELLE MR. E. D. LILES HOWELL MR. and MRS. M. D. MATTHEWS MRS. C. C. MILLER MR. and MRS. GORDON S. MOBLEY MR. and MRS J. W. MORTON MR. and MRS S. J. NASH MR. and MRS S. A. NEWTON MR. JERRY PACKY LINN PARKISON MRS. R. R. POLSTON MR. and MRS. M. E. RICHARDSON MRS. T. S. ROBERTS, JR. MR. and MRS. M. R. SHANK MR. and MRS. A. M. SMITH MR. and MRS. ROBERT C. STACY LARRY STANLEY ALLEN SYMASEK MRS. ROBERT S. TOWERS MR. and MRS. E. O. UMSTOT MR. and MRS. E. L. VOLKWEIN LINDA WAHL MR. and MRS. ALAN c. WINTER, JR MRS. o. J. WOLFE MR. and MRS. W. O. WORMWOOD I R .f. 9, '3'- 1. ,- 11, 1 'c' ,g, ., 'JP QQXX ,IT i I 1 ' 1 .f N, Boca? f 27 an ff 4 1 x -r, j,1,,! ,,, Lf-. Q LQ P2 V54 My vii 5 I4 ,JJ I As., 41 ' H.. . QS? mg, F5 M . S M 9 ,xl Q.. 5524! 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EDWIN DAHLHAUS 5, 3 -gf? ff- 016464114 Director-MISS DOROTHY FLORY l li Director-HENRY M. TERRY President .......,,,...........,..............,..,.- LINDA AARON Accompanisf ....4....-,........... Vice President MRS. FAYE BROWNSTE I N ...,...........,.......... LOUIS CHESTER Secretary .. ...... ..............,........... GAYLE COARSEY Treasurer ........ E.........-.......Q....... TOMMY IMESON Social Chairman ........-...-.--....... CECILIA WILLIAMS Hiiforian ...........,.. ,..... .............. ANGELA HOWELL Sergeant-af-Arms .............-.....- EDDIE ANDERSON I 'STUFFING' FOR - V BEAUTY CONTEST CL SOLO SCHOOL DAYS - . . T pf ' Q 'uf f -..i'Y-. V wr' L If PRETTY BABY Pk 21 E at w '-' Q ,l., .1 L ' 'CI-IOC. ICE CREAM CONE' I- 'SCARECROWS ' , Y f MOONSHINE r . BRIDE'S MA K r 6' NO SMOOCHING, PLEASE! OLD TIME RELIGION-IST? YS: 0 r I' 1? GROOM'S PARENTS CELEBRATING EARLY POP? I. WEHAT BOUQUET! 6' L I I - , . v li s K z I 0 ,, ,,,, ax. ' 1 'r'.'- 4- V i N. r id 5 gk if ' f MV ly A BRIDE AT vo! IA . Q , . n t N Y DEATH MARCH Fon BARNY THE STYUSH , mu, , GROOM E v I s I 1 L N 1 i r LEGS - LEGS - AND MORE LEGS! FINAL CONSOLATION WHAT AN A-RMFUL! we Q OCHORUS L f -1 CQSTEST . 'Y .BQ PSU ir-nv' ml umiugl 9 'GORGEOUS GEORGIA' VS. 'SWEET VIOLETS' -LE ll X -ff? .1 D 1. SALT - 1' GDL? D- Tl-EDDE-IN -ONE .I DJ 0 FANNY THROW - HIT IT .., K STAND - DRINK UP AIRPLANE RIDE - JUMP ' F 4, - .. ' , 'i' ' I' . T H ' ' ' ' ' , ' 1 Y x. , f ' J: .33 1 ' A . v -umm 'a 'ld ' fi' - 1 ' I., f ,-1 yi! x r Leader-DEPUTY SHERIFF PAUL V. TUCKER Captain ...... ......-... ..,... DONALD PATRICK First Lieutenant .,,.,.,..,. ..... ....... .... ,.,. ..,.. JIMMY COBB Second Lieutenant .... ............ - .. .... BOBBY BROYLES Sergeant .... - ..... - ..... W..- ..,... LARRY RODGERS First row: Donald Patrick, Robert Abstein, Larry Rodgers, Leon Christy. Second row: Billy Barwick, Charles Wilson, Bobby Woodruff, Thomas Baumer. Third row: Philip Myers, Ronnie Roulston, Bobby Broyles, Jimmy Cobb. Fourth row: Leader Deputy Sheriff Tucker. Not pictured: Gene Cartee, Andrew Temples, Glen Nasworth, Ronald Smalley. 1 3715. .r . 4 ' x 155- :-Y 1 IIT If n Nl! ll S g 46- -T ' . RX -Zgjli ' if . 'Alf ' .I I ' ' . ' 'C - z' . 1 9. 0 Q? 3 ' . -1 ' ' '. -1:-'fl w 'iff' 'J HE Xf gfzfz -if - ,f-T - WW? I K 1 1 MK ,.,c - N Y A 1 I YY Y nr, 'U , LL NTH L'Mf ' qv 1 ' f ? ' qi W I J N ,- -1 My 'll .I A x Pu . W: EF ' 1 I Q I L 5' W M -X . ' X Ai -:Ll ' J f rv, x --,U 1j91 l'A1, Y' F ' 'X 1 - ,- '.v:l2i5,: A 7 V' Y a 5 ., Z ' - J f V I ' f X ' Aim .WQQJI ' l A . 4,5 ' . pi H x I 1 -5 W 'Jawa' . ' , Q X 4 Q Q .555 A ' ' i , if L g-if ., A-ga me - 1 5235 Q3 CWLK ' +15 V f l V Y wi m x 1 ' ' '. ' .LA ,f L L , W, - in r , N V, -, K ,. A I Rh -. J 4 I 5 A .- , ' V N I ,,.A F I 1 331341. W V ' ' , 513,11 4 z 1 , jg, ,Q 25? ,V A 11, N 'dj X 3 if YI .1-2 ,Q ' : 'N '35 2 'fi ' . 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Burlingame 2922 Corinihian Ave. I938 Blanding Boulevard Owner Jacksonville, Florida POP BERRIERS For Food and Drinlc Compnmenls ol LAKE SHORE SUNDRIES Drive lo Pop's Cassefl and Lexinglon Complimenrs RIVERSIDE MANOR BEAUTY BANNER F000 STORES SALON 24l4 Blanding Boulevard l759 Geraldine Dr. Phone 2-0I6I PHONE 25072 Road Service Repairs , LONG - HELLINGER KENDRlCK'S SHELL STATION . HARDWARE Lake Shore af Blending Boulevard 3579 S+. Johns Phone 2-I2I0 Phone 2-9356 , , , , Sherwln-Wllllams and Valspar Palnfs TD and JOHN Every'rhing in Household Hardware ofa I Compliments FRIEND J. K. ATTWOOD PHARMACY DEBUTANTE SHOP IQZ4 Park S1-reef 3637 S+. Johns Avenue A1' Five Poin'I's Womenls APPa el Complimen+s of L O R D ' S LAKE SHORE KINDERGARTEN 35l05+-JOHNS Call2-4447 Mrs. Bob SCOH CHINA GLASS GIFTS ff xii Ii i, 1 v 'mai ,Q -ff -0. 1' at jg? FI '- 1 fi ' .vs ss arg. ' 1 Y' YF' vi-1 .A ...T S x uf ' ' f ix 'Q We.. .. . , M! fm 1 4,1 ,X X X , Q!! -y. 'lu , H., .- wx. 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Roosevelr Blvd. 8: S+. Johns Ave PHONE 8-262i Jacksonville, Florida 25 W. Duval Phone 6-8998 , F R E N C H Y ' S Comphmenls Beaufy Parlor and UNITED Econ SUPER MARKET Bmbe' Shop Phone 2-2I46 lAllen Bros.l 3557 S+. JOHNS AVE. CONWAY, INC. FRESH Enulrs AND VEGETABLES Plwhe 8-2668 - 8-2669 P.O. Box 2428 Jacksonville, Florida PINEGROVE -GROCERY 8: MARKET I5I I Pinegrove Avenue Compnmenllus FANCY GROCERIES- 8: MEATS FREE DELIVERY PHONE 2-45I7 of Complimenfs of a PERSONNEL Friend A 81 P SUPER MARKET 4048 Herschel S1-reel' Complimenfs of ST. JOHNS SEA FOOD 3624 S+. Johns Ave. Phone 8-5584 Qualily Merchandise A+ Budgel' Prices YUKON SUNDRIES dislinclive children's clolhing WEE MODERNS 3574 S+. Johns Avenue Phone 8-l307 NORMANDY 5c 8: I0c STORE Compliment of 5020 Normandy Blvd. Phone 8-4498 Mason Lumber Company YUKON WQESERX JEWELRY Safisfaclion Guaran+eed All Worlc Elecfronically Adiusled COMPLIMENTS OF E. H. Raines ORTEGA SUNDRIES C. J. Ingram HALL 6' AUBERRY I22 Wesl' Bay S+ree+ PHONE 3-6473 I Office Supplies Furnilure and Equipmenl' 2923 Corinihian Ave. Phone 2-3854 , donalclson. inc'mQj COMPLIMENTS OF -A - f l WEST ADAMS STREET The Boys' Shop TE . 73. Jaclcsonville's Only Exclusive Boys' Shop 29 W. DUVAL ST. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Complimenls of LAKESIDE CLEANERS 43 I2 Herschel Phone 2-I452 -Ii 3 1: W----if-V-,Y .f W 11 . . x 'JI . N N' v1'9.' '- wx - .V V- , -VVS z 5' 'x if Y - 1, . v '- - ' -n : - . 1- ' - 5 t n ' - 12 ' 1- ' ' - 1 ' I3 , E -, '-,A ---4 .M r- VV w ,A S ,f V V5.2 DV .,-fV. iv-:. V VV . V A 3 . 1 ' N 1 .' RV . f ' '. QL-. ' if 'W 4 v 4 .. 75' V. 'lj , ' -74, ' 'fn .QVEVVVV ,VV ug , V 'T J,-, - 4 ,Y J. sf? X '2..,,f- 4 'J' QQ ., -gy-fy ,V - v-, , ' ' r--,. , ' .. 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Johns Ave. Jacksonville, Florida Lake Shore J. R. Roberrs Hardware Visi+ Our New Sfore I949 BLANDING BLVD. I: E R R E L L Phone 2-9630 JEWELRY co. 228 Main Sheer Complimenis of FAIRFAX VARIETY STORE Your FriendIy Communify Shopping CenI'er 4205 SI. Johns Phone 2-6340 CompIimenI's of E.Z. WAY LAUNDRY ' Utsey 6' Lester Exclusive Agenfs BUSTER BROWN SHOES CHILDREN 81 TEENAGERS I976 San Marco Boulevard 22I Hogan S'I'ree1' 2038 Blanding Boulevard Phone 8-l300 Complimenis of Eqgteg-ling RUFFIN 81 CO. 3575 S'I'. J h A PHARMACY Phoneozfiiosgenue PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED D. Eas+erI-ing, Owner and Manager 2032 Blanding Blvd. Phone 8-I529 If you are Iooking for fun and enieriainmeni' you wiII 'Find if a'I' SKATELAND ROLLER RINK 908 Mary Sheer Beiween Ihe Bridges Complimenifs of BEN FRANKLIN STORE Vene'l'ia Shopping Cenfer Congraiulaiions Ninlh Graders SEGRAVES SERVICE STATION 360l S+. Johns Avenue BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I952 CHARLES L. WELLS Jewelers 220 W. Adams S+. Jacksonville 2, Fla. Complimenls 'ro LAKESHORE SCHOOL TRAVIS HARDWARE 81 BUILDING SUPPLY 2034 Blanding Blvd. ' SPENCER LADD'S SHOES 205 Laura l029 Park l97l San Marco ROBERTS FURNITURE CO. We Buy, Sell and Exchange New and Used Furnilure l008 - IOIO - l0I2 Foresl' S'I'reeI' Phone 4-4820 COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend BUTTS TRAILER SALES Besl' in Trailer Coaches ' 60l7 Roosevell' Blvd. Phone 2-3775 JUDGE FLORIDA HOSPITALITY BY THESE FINE HOTELS KLOEPPEL HOTELS In Jacksonville Holel George Washinglon Holel Mayflower Holel Jefferson In Wesl Palm Beach Hofel George Washinglon HoI'eI Pennsylvania ROBT. KLOEPPEL, Presiden'I'-Direc'I'or ROBERT KLOEPPEL, JR., Vice Pres. - Gen. Mgr. ,4 Graz! Name in I Kloflzing SUITS I TH SOUTH , . 1 ' DJ-1, - ' ' .xi .f w GJ? . nw .. JV Q if ,W s WQ. gig, N. . ,L. r. , Q .. X. V -, , M, lg ,, ,SL l .,-4...-r .p , ' -M , 1 id ev J . I fl Yu J Q A 'Y-4' . 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LLOYD BROWN COMPLIMENTS OF Bookkeeping Publix Cleaners ancl lI1C. Tax Service THERE'S A PUBLIX BRANCH NEAR YOU 38 W. MONROE PHONE 3-8585 or 3-6288 1 'lst if-E' :fn gap f v.' K :BETH . ,. gvgg, 'Ny W, R1 '- ,14 1 1 Q Vw! 'F 7' .4 mfr? .- :: u Y!-' r,,, '71 ,.'5: i Q fMlDlllDllRllE5ll3lll24MlllfllllLDllNIl We, the graduating class of 1952, express our sincere appreciation to those who have made possible this edition of our Hi-Lights. First, we wish to thank the members of the faculty and student body who contributed in any way toward the production of this yearbook. To Miss Elizabeth Larsen, our ever helpful sponsor and dean of girls, goes our deepest gratitude. We wish to give our special thanks to Mrs. W. C. Maierfeldt and Mrs. S. L. Dalhouse who gave so generously of their time and effort without which the deadline would never have been met. We also wish to thank Mrs. R. E. Aaron for her help. We are' deeply indebted to our photoqaphers, Mr. W. L. Baker, Mr. P. E. Minor and our own Mr. W. W. Barnett. - Last, and most important, in' grateful appreciation, we acknowledge our ad- vertisers who were our gleam of hope when we feared there would be no annual. We also wish to express our sincere thanks to our parents and friends whose contributions gave us financial assistance so that we might have one last remem- brance of our years in Lake Shore Junior High School. VERNA LOIS MCCLAIN THAN KS TO ARTIE When the days were dark ana' dreary, And our goal not yet in sight, Artie Perry to the rescue, Made the future bright. Day and night though hard at times, He worked so strong and hardy, To obtain the ads we sorely needed, All thanks to our own Artie. 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