Lake Wales High School - Crown Jewel Yearbook (Lake Wales, FL)
- Class of 1957
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C U 0 O . if 1, ' A INTRODUCTIONS C ADMLNLSTRATLQN 0 FRESHMELS1 N SQPHOMORES T JLJNLQRS E CLUBS N SPORTS T ACTLVLTLES I S SENLORS ADS I: LAKE WALES HIGH Q O LL LL lL . , LL LL ll Q 1 LL LL LL L Im Im I' F 5 f'.?Tf?q i? ffykayygti 1- LAKE WALES HIGH SCHOOL LAKE WALES, FLORIDA '- - 'K ' 1 'i ' XXV- ', -Y' Q Q 7 2, ,vt 1n'Ts'x'm x .IVFL 5' - , Q 1 Q ' Qs . lv ti. J ' W .v'l '1,:,.w.,i-,,,1. xx Q -' '. 4 , ,'v ' ,,,' ,J 4 .1 vwm, . -A . ,-- Q., .- -f 'f H--. -4-- ' 'guy x X X 'v -M ., -v., . . 1. tt ' K M. N ' sh .N Ou , ' -' - - . . 'wa -f A 4 , . ...- .' fy g f4- 5 ,, Kwik AV. ku' Q ,A+ , . za' -I xg ui ,-1 - ,-r I' ii I W V-5495? 4 'ff -459 I ' aw. , x 4' 45.9 J 3: L 'w Y . 2 MN! I O I ll :u,......V. - ,.n. , A ...-- 5 ' fl' Hr ', f IU 4 'YA 4.4 ..f4'SIE63-fri? - ' .,-..L,.u-n-,w: .-sua, . ,S-fqfffv-ff I ,. :. '1 :'f -b ', '1'. if I YSSTWZ NL Vx ,Jiffy 'Jime Waa Xxx XR M744 ...WHERE WE SPENT THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES AT LAKE WALES HIGH SCHOOL 'Jima Waa when . fi xxgf '55 tg IW! 8'3i'l!'-il ngskffl i fx '34 ,Y l' L., an in-., 1 bfi Y!! I --y-at - ...az , ,uxmngco is .cfffxx , .x , X ff 5 5345? Q ' v 9 .84 1 + NK ,wx g,,.v 4 ....,.g Y T ,Q 61 iw. ..,.,,lm? i .pf cf rl, A xv' X .X 'Uh - 4' 1 'N if .- I appy hearts have hilarious hallucinations ur own operations open opportunities niversities unite us unintentionally eadin' 'Ritin', 'Rithmetic restrict recreation enius galore generates glorious goals ively laughter lightens luclicrous loads actual association animate activities incere smiles suggests smooth sailing atistactory service secures success. Libe 'Jima r .f P' M . J si' 4 -1 -. Q. ,- ,, 9,1 .44 44' U J 1 .: 8 .fl 'f , V ,A N K4 5 'F -. fm 5. :L i fo r 'Q' 1 i ,4- M . J fr J r . 1' was K., 4. t ,Q ,4 W. :VV 'F rf. I A 1 J' ,QW ' A 1 . i- gf! .sf x Xe' . - W 9 H Q 3' x' M99 Q 4 1 J' ,JW A 5,- X4 dl X 5 Il ,K 2 4-K N ,qi , .44 ,an .1 ,Q 4 ,Q ,gm ' ,ski O' , x, U V A 9' 2' G, xt, nu is ? I . 95 i x .K rm- ' S x , 59 a. 1 F if A in vi ff' X J ,un in w - i . be sf' Y Qt' r 1,1 - X ..e slat A 31, 6 ,L -x n xl ' iris av . wr nh, Nay J' 4- , ., '1 9 ff' 1' V! 1? Y .H I I I I I I I I Q 5. ,u 4 1 .y J' X ln grateful appreciation of your loyalty and devotion to each student, ot your cooperation and years of service in making a better Lake Wales High, we dedicate this, the l957 Crown Jewel, to you, our sponsor. MRS. LILLIAN SMEARS For your unerring patience, loyalty, and assistance given throughout each year, and for your accomplishments in improving the standards of the school and its students, we extend our gratitude to you, Mr. Wilson. MR. DAVID E. WILSON 3 MR. F. S. MCLAUGHLIN From Mr. Mac I'Twenty-three years - some grief, some tailureg but all the years have been very pleasant. I hope that all students with whom I have come in contact have enioyed and profited bythe ex- periences as much as I have. MRS. RICHARD MAY MISS I-IATTIE BREEDIN MRS. MABEL BULLARD ,un -fl! QP' yu P I , ' 4r'1 'k 'Wi K 5, Y , I , . -rf X 1 Q' X MR. ROGER CAMPBELL Soufhern College, B.A., B.S. MISS BETTY DANIELS Florido Stole College for Women, B.A. MR. DICK DARTY Rollins College, Southern College, U. of Miami, B.A. 'I2 v i J 1522 'I 2 Xi I I ,. ,i . f MX' so IA 'lb , 1 .ITX N C v 5 I I f 1 if MRS. L. F. COTTER Southern College, B.A. ,, . , lU'Y1:,,Q'g ie. 'vw - MRS. HUGH B. ALEXANDER Flo. Stole College for Women, B.A. MR. JOSEPH BROW U. of Wisconsin, B.S. 'Rx Isa..-A. MR. BILL CREWS U. of Florida, B.S. 4 gm. -J., by MISS JUNE DIXON Florida State U., B.S. MRS. MARGARET FUTCH U. of Illinois, B.A. gfifli' 17 ' . o f Mimifii 41.3 'iff S 'YS J F . 'ni . ilk. ' .fs - R in 4. A. X f. 'QQ m ' N 2:1 E MRS. LOUISE GRAHAM MRS. MIRIAM HORNE U of Florida, M. Ed. Florida Stale U., B.M.V., B.M. Ed. - GQ ff' xx f 'max . Y Y xi- ,f j v . .. .. F 'ES' A . MRS. JESSE HUNT Florida Stale U., B.S. MR. GRIFF JONES Arizona State College, Southern College, B.S. MR. J. C. LANE Berry College, U. of Georgia, U. of Florida, B. S., B.S.A., M.S.A. 'I3 39 2? l X MRS. RODNEY LUTTRELL MR. DONALD MANN Centre College ot Kentucky, Erskine College, A.B. U. of Mexico, B.A. MISS FAITH NICHOLS Southern College, B.A. . mt rf' MR. HARLAN NORMAN B.S. ,if I I MISS DOROTHY PARKER MR. LEON PERRY U. ot Illinois, B.S. Florido Stote U., B.S. -, Southern College, U. of Florido, W ,W i My MRS. PAT NELSON Georgia Stote College for Women, B.S. I 41 . Q15-T ' '40 ,qs I I ld' x.. A x, ,, -sn' I 1 52.8 MRS. FRANCES PETERING Boll Stote Teochers College, B.A - - A is an . ,vs f :S . ,,- se, ai II' 13 if-fHn '1'i MRS. LILLIAN SMEARS MR. MALCOLM STOVER Agnes Sfgoff, Emory, B.A., M.A. Tennessee Tech. Oklahoma A.81M., B.S., M.S. l i MISS ANNE WALDROP Mississippi State U., Peabody Teachers College, B.S. 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I QQ xnbi ff Firsf row: ALOMA OOOLSBY, TONY GREER, GEORGIA MAE HACKLE, CAMILLA HALE, BILLY HALL, CHARLES HAMMER, JIMMY HARTER, ANNETTE I-IARTLEY Second row: JIMMY HARTSFIELD, JOE HOWELL MELVIN JOHNSON i i l -in 7 .Q s ',,. 4- .1, .gg - I K- MAXIE JACKSON CAROLYN JONES 1 , - Q, '. .f I ' , X JANICE HAYES, RICKY HENDRICKS, RODNEY HILL, PAT HITCH, JIMMY HOLBEN, FAY HOLLINGSWORTH, SUELLYN HOLMES. gm, X 1 X N I. . ki 'N I 'I 55 BETTY ANN JAMISON DONALD JONES , ' bl A N II 1 I' .- Firsf row: OAIL JONES, CSAIL KELLEY, DAVID KINCAID, LAMAR LEOOETT, PAT LINDERMAN, LINDA SUE LONOEIELD-SMITH, BOBBY LOVE, PAT LOVETT. Second row: GEORGIA MANLEY, f 3, ,X av- , Z , 1-I Nt. -I '32 I A .. 7 I X -A N R MW X WILLIE I JI 'ram A m ix J 7 1 M- wmkksh ',z - ::,z.w gk .E S- 1 I - QI, x I I' x, as '- fn 6. ir JOHN MARTIN, GORDON MCCANN, PEGGIE MCDANIEL, CARO- LYN MCGILL, ERNIE MCOILL, JAMES EARL MCGILL, BETTY JO ' I MEDLEY. .-qxjvar -A Q -N E 'EN -W 51 is -I 9 Y' If -Q 1 A4 T 7 V- ,.,-.f f-I T' iii? ' A I xi. ,. K' Tv. 7 , 2 -:N K K 1' I 4 aw 0- 42.1 ,F -- Lg ,5 W 'UN IYXQN i?'v- , 3122 ...Q ' Mi' ., vi! 'Q- , , L K Ii,IIIKXg ZOWX R 41' R KX P ,, . il 'fu 'N 4-. ' 'K :,f 1..- ,. I .III Y ja lk bw' R 3 I if f,I..fI II: I .. 1 ! If I :I I Y I.. -.. N, x , I 9 sk ,Q , G8 ... M ,bg ,Q 1. Ia if . , .V X y I III' g Bn 3 g ,I as, I .Rf , , f, ,X 4 I, A ' 'Lf - I First row- CORA MEEKS, JERRY MESSER, JIMMY MJLNER, LARRY OWENS, JOE PAGE, MILDRED PALMER, ERANKEY PARKER, BILL MIMBS, JOHN MOODY, FRANCES MURKERSON, NANCY NEW- PARRY, RANDY PARTIN, JOANN PATTERSON. TON, JAMES NOBLES, Second row: SHIRLEY OLIVER, CATHY JANET PINER GERALD POWELL , f Y, my I bi, Q ' ,N f XZ. A If Ii 1' . , , P' I 'fix Q- h is ' ' - ,L my ,,x U ,tl HILDA PLATT PEGGY POWELL H . P K MARCILLE POST DIANE PLJRVIS Firsf row: PRICILLA RAINES, JOYCE RAINEY, KAREN REEDER, BAUER, ELSA SAMANN, MARTA SCHAAF, GRACE SCOTT, CARO HORACE RESPRESS, JOHNNIE LEE REVELS, GARY RHODEN, LYN SHELLEY, DAVID SHEPPARD, BYRAN SINGLETARY, JERRY EUGENE ROGERS, LINDA ROGERS, Second row: RONNIE ROTH- SLAY. wal Aix? X v Y,. N x I I K.. 1, ki! Y I I ,AR sn xx fr --Er Mt. IDA X. 'J X4 . 19, f -I YES 'YQ 5 FEE' ,T-L .1 RPA 3, f X , I X ,fv. N FI. ' f' ,- - ax ,A X H I R 4 41 ffm' ,. In-'S- JUIIA. .5 ,, . X , I I li Q I r X 3 Rf M. I' , 'U , J , 1: 55 A . 5, . V Q- Y Y J :N J X XX? I fl 'V X RT 4 A 4 I . f IX K. T 9 L Y ' A 6, J' I ' ' L J QA. Zi 4:: TY? I , J' zu R ' . I Mx, wx - 'f' 11 5 Q fx , f I TS- L N vi 'J' 5' ds 1: I .-3. Ig- H Q A 65 I -'IX 4.. It i , Q A I Z 'TSW ' ,il 1 X' w- A -Q ,I ,Al A T I ' Q A Us K 'Q ILT, N., N I YK R I 1' Al, T' Q 'g , I- , .Q D , f ,- L J 'Y I I I I N f I ' 1 .1 ,plu- ISN N ,Seus- ff 10's N..- 1-., YN 9 an :,- , I Firs! row: ARTHUR SMITH, DARLENE SMITH, DONALD SMITH, LEY, BILLY STEPHENSON, JOHN STEVENS, RONNIE STEVENSON EUGENE SMITH, JOE SMITH, JOHNNY SMITH, JUNE SMITH, DIANE STOKES, HERMAN TEMPLES, WAYNE THOMAS. JACK STAFFORD, Second row: SID STANFORD, PHYLLIS STEED- . .Q - I 'I BOONE TILLETT DAVID TYLER J, -- I N . . . '25 A KI! 'Vx .g 'vi .55 . Y. - FRANK TOWNSEND PHILIP TYLER L, ! A 2 N w GAY TLJRNOLJIST GERALD LJNDERWOOD 'X X' Fifsf row: FRANKLIN WATERS, THELMA WATERS, JAMES WELCH, JEAN WEST, JOYCE WHIDDEN, DAN WHITE. second row: JAMES WHITE, VENA WILLIAMS, HOMER WILLIS, DOROTHY WILIEORD, DEANA WOOLFOLK, DOROTHY ZORN iq X 1-VE vx all 65 an X tx , '. wg, CAMERA sI-IY ROSEMARY ACREE , LAMAR BOST X - RILEY BOST , X wx I DAVID COFFMAN I A A, kj EARL HALL Kg- or - A-X vw Iv ,--N In , X - I '7 ,' -, I, JI , JEL, , f,1E'- II Ez' -,L , ff, IIII1 IJYIIII IH' , , , ,If PAUL HARRISON JOHNNY HODGE BOBBY ROBINSON SUE SIMERLY JIMMY SIMPSON JAMES TUCKER MARY WHITE mw03OI'v0w JI I I, Y- yr 1' an det ' Q We ,, - Jn mu Left to Right: Bill Justice, Vice-President, Juanita Copeland, Secretary, Ouida Vaughan, Treasurerp Bill Boyte, President. ACREE, DARLENE m n 'I I 'lla Q wg: ,, :r BARKER, ROY BEATTY, MIKE .-I l A I BOLDEN, JIMMY BOYTE, BUD BROWN, FRANK BULLARD, JOE BERRY, BETTY JO BEVIS, HENRY BRAGOINS, SALLY BROOKER, SHIRLEE 2 X, I Bi 'Ml sn 202 , :ij C L A S S 'z' . s I tx' ' :ex I ATWELL, BILL 5 N 'Dx F 2 'QS f A . L f O' ...- S, 'C' Qu, ry- - if Al I I, '1 :lu 7 I M,-.f fum u+Y'Qx8 b , 5 - is 5 gk BuNc:H, BETTY , 13 ,ELM 'W , I BURCH,WARREN up-If . ' I M., 1' 'Qi -4 1 BURKETT, JOELYN BURNEY, .IIMMIE SUE CURTIS, JIMMY ' DEESE, IRENE ,Q ' CAMPBELL, CAROLYN N ' CLAYTON, LEE QQ I , DORMINEY, DAVID X V N ,,? DUNCAN, DIANNE X . .ff A , ' COLLINS, DONNIE IA 'S '-' l- XI ' COLLINS, LEWIS u ,M q 5 X EDWARDS, CATHY - A ' FRANKLIN, GWENDOLYN , X I 7 X X I I I , i.. gt if on 2 IC-1: .. .. 'Wan 'ti v X I K I AMX. I CONNELLY, VIRGINIA VAN ,. COOPER, JERRY ,. . I,-,. ww, - VR ,T. ' OASTON, ELLEN . -f , Q I OIDDENS, BARBARA M if X , I N I. -III A x x W, y COPELAND, ILJANITA N K Y ' ' CRAIO, ROBERT j Ns x A E , 1 HALLMAN, IOHNIE SUE HARDMAN, SYBIL ' , CRENSIIAW, SONYA I f-S CROLISE, JANE T' .. HATTAWAY, CHARLES If HERRINGTON, PEGGY .AL 45 -M x I I WF7T'E' .mwaz .I , 44. YF'w I L. , -bd fy- m. fm 4,1124- 3 4.. . 'mAw Q R as ww ' hsfiwk X. A, W 1 V, Qi ' 1 Q-.,' -fit- Q , in 7k V X X :X 4:--., gn. .X gaw- MIXON, BILLY PETERING, GEORGE PINNER, EDWARD 1 -MM- .Iz RH-'Y tl N 'I nl A f I ' R :kc- - Q. P ' ,. MIXON, CAROLYN MONDAY, CLAUDETTE , ' A' ,I ', POSSER, CINDY Ii-I' ' fx I POOSER, LOUISE ,, -mf I A -'T-EV 'Ar -:R I MORAN, KENNETH Q4 'I ' MYLAN, RAY XA RRUITT, IOANN - I 14,1 lf REOAN, HAR Mix f MIMS, rEcsI 1,-, -N 1 I4 .. If 'nuff X I 4 I QC, 2 x ,- 351 Qu f ' in-A 0, . NORTON, JOYCE , I Tr: gg OWENS, JIMMY I C' Ig N REXEORD, ZONA I RICHARDS, ANN A PARTIN, KAREN RIDGE, SYLVIA X. 1 'bv- 5 C 4 xxlI'i X . 'L -,Z PADGETT, ANNA LEE , 2, .L J. -I X sv-I Q Nl Q '- .,,.3,,, 58 X .fig ft ROESER, DANNY PEARCE BETTY YIII 'fn ' A I 4,6 If REARSON, TOMMY I' 4-'S X r 1 4. v if, Q.. - , RUCKS, EDWIN - SCHUMACHER, MARITA Eillaf' 1.I',1-f ig E, 4, I I I I I I I QT. , 'ILE--' , QT ...Q - , my 4 . ,L ,f L ,Af 9 Q af via' '5 R 1 .1 4 I I Q I . If A -'R , . , ,gg-..,-f f X HRA I . Q KL' 31-...L SEITZ, GREG SHEFFIELD, JOANN WALLER, PAULETTE WARD, PEGGIE SHERRER, VELMA SKINNER, WAYNE WELLING, GARY WHITE, CAROL SMITH, FRED STAFFORD, BILL C f J WHITFIELD, SALL 8135 'XI 0 UTM WHITMAN, JACK ri W.. ,gk -rv X il, ' I E A-of Mmm ,JK ax I Q 'lf 'P NA' W 4 11 X 1 ' X J xj ' --Y T is 3. 0'Y 'ff S ' ' ' livv 'I-'Si QQ .Q xl- f ' ' NL. ' I! X A,,,h M. 'TT' 3 .. Y .1 i V .I ,W ,Q THOMAS, SHIRLEY 5? I HN 'N ' THORNBURG, NORMAN N 1:4 - ' X 1 , AJ WILLIAMS, ANN ,' WILLIAMS, CHARLES . .4 ,7 1 X, 1 X JR. ll l J X I THORNBLIRO, TOMMY 1 I TRLILLICI4, PHYLLIS , -vw .A ff-:N WINE, LILAH if . 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I H ,, .- V ,MH f 5. -, l i , .M pd, . 1 Y ,. , ,I 'S , I . - V as- . , x xv ' .35 ,.s N 0, .. ,. fa'- au. 1 ff rf ,f if I ,I S mv' y ,. .sl .x 'Q 3,12 U , nf 1. . 4 A ' T, 4. il.,- Koy Kenny, Treasurer. BARFIELD, KEN BLACKBURN, VICKIE BLAKLEY, VICTOR BOZEMAN, WAYNE BRANCH, JANE BROWN, RAE BROWN, SALLY BUSH, MARILYN X! ef - LSL 'WB I XII L . 9 Left to Right: Patsy Radford, Secretary, Mory Jone Kinsinger, Vice President, Bill Boker, President, Mcry -gk X ysgf x AYERS, NANCY Q BAKER, BILL 145- A 'Rf vt if' ' I ifffe - if Aj 1 J X tvs wy- vf 2 iii - K ' M CAIN, ROGER CAMPBELL, NELDA WA, ,Q .gp 17 'E , N R: M 31 4.3 .S Y, ,yi , . 1 '4'II I X gf I ,W 3 CARROLL, PIERCE Q .I 5, CHAPMAN, MARGARET A CQ I A-A.. ' CHELLETTE, RODNEY 4, E X Aff CLOUGH, DAVID CONNELL, FRED CONNER, MARY CROSBY, DORA E . C I Nx N XZNCDIN r in V A. K If 'F 1 '71 E U A -Elm 7 I .. fi. Z , ' Q C, I W -Q, .Q KI ,. . 53 few '15 R' ' IR. EIN' Q N I 5ffB'EfQ2f-ff ' I : If .35 TM... 'j'V:'!' ,. I. I ',,' A - DELMAR, CHARLES DENTON, RONNIE DICKEY, WAYNE 'Ei' Wu,.. j W ,X b 1' DOPLER, ANN DOWNHAM, BILL DUNN, DIANE ELLIOTTE, DAVID 31 ETHERIDGE, EDN FISCHER, CORDY 'VW Tx Y. 'rx 4 L K p-A Oi Q X X . 'Q 5 1 X 1- K T' 5 ,,, R x X X 1 X GRAVEL JOYCE ANN HAVEN, CAROLYN 'En f .ily fs xff 'J K HOWELL, HENRY I A Nr:-f an fm. KENNY, MARY KAY KENSINGER, MARY KAY KNIZLEY, JAMES ,4 Il .fu KRAMER, AROLD 9, LUMIMIJZJTEI5 ,253 ROEZE, DOT X, ,rx EA ,. S+. f YZER, VIRGINIA lANNING, BARBARA f I1 Y If flu 'X f AX , , .-Ai' 'I mf . 135' '-'LQ'--rv-.. . f' :Y?5', 4.x' Qi' Q 0 ' wig! -fx I '- x . - A X85 jr ,qv ' I- Xxxm: I ' I A4 . , A AJR' V HUTCHINGSON, JOHN YNI' N iw? fum JAMES, DONALD JOHNSON, VIRGINIA JONES, BILLIE JEAN CAMERA SHY JONES, HOWARD KEEN, PAT KELLY, PATSY M ,,,,, ,I,, Y I4EEN,wOODIE AL, A ff, 3 'U' .I 1: X, IA, ,g. QI .5-AA. Rf j A N X I LX ON r.-1--s. :GY 1, fa 'ff 'v f-Q. fam, 4- 'OS A-I., ik . X' --f if R I I . A .av I f MATHIS, FAYE MAUDLIN, HUSTON MCCORMICK, MARTHA W! 'F-' 5:- MESSER, LEONARD MICHAELIS, RICHARD MILLER, ANGELA MILLER, ARIS MITCHELL, JOHN MOODY, JOE r' H ,i ' 1 7' 5 .Q . w fi, R: 'YZ' 'iv' CAMERA SHY f. . 1:7- Y5 . NEWTON, NORMAN Q4--I ,X OWENS, EMMA JEAN 3 if 'I PATTERSON, JERRY x . x 2 'Fill A ,. If 'N' : pi .y , m,,,, . I Rf. 4 li .-.I .,, Jcqluflf 'x 'b- wwf, ' PEARCE, FRANCES 3- Fa , POWELL, EDWIN m '01 My N. f PUOH, ANNE RADFORD. PATSY 3 Lknrlfii I km war RI- ' pf'- it fu'-v REEDER, DENNIS RESPRESS, L.C. RICHARDS, LARRY G- ROBBINS, DAVID ROBINSON, GARY I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SHAW, DANNY I SHERRER, VERA I SHLIMAN, BILLIE Io ROGERS, FAY 'R' gs 'R Q SAMANN, ELLEN ff' I I ' SANDERSON, BETH I SCAGGS, JIM is EED YNTHI SS 'X S , C A 2 E 6 'kg-. at, SETTLE, JOANNE 48 l x , , 7 'i . Ivo .Af A SFIIBJI, ' S SEYMOUR, CHARLES + ' R - -' we?-Lgzfgzm-I-ffef431: X - ear-. 'sf'-:ff- R L- IES Y I ' 'SR 'S Q S, 4 , H- - I' I ,S Ii .Q , I SLAUGHTER, TONY V I., ' 4 L -JB, , u x I. . L.. . - Aw .I f x 5 V .. S ' E2 af, A - 1 '-. E. ig. EI QL ill!! L bull .' Xw1l.. I X A, ,.-.sy IA G STANLAND, MARY LOU STEARNS, CAY STENROOS, CAROLYN STEVENS, ARZETTA STRICKLAND, RONNIE STRUTI-IERS, LEWIS SUMRALL, MARY LEE M. an-i i fi , ,S 'Usa'-Qs SLAY, BARBARA ' SMITH, JERRY S I ,, X I N E' af. M1 Ax NK if ' N' ,J15 QS Y R-xx 4 . In L ,pill --M, 1 IP! CAMERA SHY CONNELLY, BYRON 'X A, , x X-' A., :- I T I XA Nav, i - Y 'N l 1 in..- TAYLOR, DICKIE THORNTON, SHIRLE TODD, SARA MAE TOWNSEND, JACK VOSSLER, ROGER WAMBLES, DOROTI-IN WILLIAMS, EVETTE x K fu, 93. -Q bv 5 Q xl z 0 it 4 IQ! w 4. - z . W :vga A, U a .-. u,,,,M,,f,!d0 1 ' Q ' 4 v 1. : qv gqiw ' xv. fi ,xx,l,i,,,Hz3.,?f5 4, . 1, Y MMV ,,,,.,,f,s1 1 w , K AQ'-,:,,up14,1iwgi1,u ff xi c w Q 'Q ' ifvgsffzq-'f'f,9':f' -g,4.:,5,.,,fg5,g5 -A I M41 -,..,,.f,.,.,M,xg4 -5. 1 W A , ff Y, , . ,1 , , , U., ai ,. gn ,g,,,q,.,,,3,,.?,,,,,45UA , r A ff ' ,ww,:f,wmg,vw-ifvf,A5.yf,o,q.' . 4 '0 W i ,W . W. 1 f ,-fhgwfgwyxnxwnffwagliffafff . '- ' ' ' ' .uw 1: 'f'-M-www. vw .-fir-6.0 'x ' , .1 , mia, f,,k.,.,,, vw figfqay-www , H ,kv gifs ,Q-,Q ix, ,Vw - Q VV . , V ,N A W 5 ,.r..-.l,,,., - 5 9 as , w:u,p,n-w'iv'f,5 .x av- fi Kd ' . vpn A 4. rw- wk aim-u xv? f '3 4' 15,1 ,FM .Q Q - 4- 1. A N , V . ' zo' -fa hv3'i f9'-ii!! 59' - Q H,, ,,.4f4,w,f,:, y-11' ' my ' W . , ., ,J .ff ,Q 1 .1 - fff-f'r'2'2 ' .w ,ww ww -f-fQ ' . ,,8,c!?!'! ,,fe,A.,. agymg-fx . 1, v,,,,,,.,,,,.,wfffs-f A,,x,,,,,.,.. . .U l -his- .,,. STUDENT COUNCIL Purpose: To promote better relations between the students and faculty. Activities: Student Council Handbook. . .Home- coming parade.. .Saleh of supplies.. .Book covers. . .End of school dance. Miss Hattie Breedin, Sponsorp Jane Mims, Corresponding Secretaryp Jill Fischer, Presidentp Juanita Copeland, Treasurerp Don Elliotte, Vice Presidentp Jim Scaggs, Recording Secretory. First row: Juanita Copeland, Diane Stokes, Jill Fischer, Beverly Hooten, Mary Kay Kenny. Second row: Miss Hattie Breedin, Sarah Franklin, Ann McMillan, Jane D. Mims, Julie Adams, Tecsi Mims, Ann Richards. Third row: Don Elliotte, Frank Townsend, David Crenshaw, Bill Stephensqn, Bill Justice, Bud Boyte, Gary Robinson, David Elliotte, Jim Scaggs, Bill Baker, John Curtis, and Jack Townsend, Not Pictured: A. J. Bar- rancg Camilla Hale, Ann Williams, Nancy Griffiths, Helene Whitman. I 'Fill it P alll-i it Lll.Hl5 ai Y' P1 X' uli0 9F-v KEY CLUB tml n 1 , ssh, f 5 i i W Q ! null Front to back: Robert Delmar, James Shelley, Fred Smith, Homer Schaaf, Danny Shaw, Herbert Zebuith, Jim Scaggs, Jim Nordlund, David Crenshaw, James Knizely, Bud Boyte, Edwin Powell, Norman Newton, Herman Collins, and Danny May, Front row: Mr. Roger Campbell, Jack Townsend, Everett Falk, Win Mims, Bill Justice, David Dorminey, and Robert Cotter. Back row: Stape Gooch, John Curtis, Gary Robinson, Bill Baker, David Elliotte and Donald Elliotte. l Projects: Sponsoring of College day and Career day, Program for Kiwanis Club, Father-son picnic, backstage help for Civic Music programs, ushering for Notre Dame Band Concert, helping around school. Honors: Jim Nordlund, Wim Mims, and Stapleton Gooch to International Key Club Convention in Dallas, Texas, Bill Baker, office of Key Club, Governor of District 7. Left to right: James Knizely, Treasurer, Win Mims, Secretoryp Everett Falk, Vice-President, Jim Nordlund, President, Roger Campbell, Sponsor. HONOR ll C ,. . . I . ' - .J 9 ' af 3 ,t 5 B if S i if L. ,fi f . ' ,U 1 m- wp A 'F I .I Fax 5 A 1 J 4 I Ll'-90.0 .P gs Y' .' -xv. 'yr' Q J Kay, Beverly, Everett, and Miss Tillman fs if -x i J! tj , '.-.. -ll 1 C , ' 9 y 4 'Bl 'sc I D 'T s it l 1 SOCIETY OFFICERS President ............... Kay Woolfolk Vice President .... ...... E verett Falk Secretary ...... . . .Beverly Hooten Sponsor .... ,... M iss Tillman Activities: Concessions at basketball games .. .Clothes tor need-y children.. .Faculty- Varsity basketball game. . .Two hundred and titty dollars for auditorium lighting. S J 1 ,,., First row: Marilyn Bush, Mary Jane Kensinger, Earline Barfield, Jill Fischer, Kay Woolfolk, Beverly Hooten, Betty Lloyd DeHart, Sarah Franklin, Nancy Griffiths, Helene Whitman. Second row: Robert Cotter, David Elliotte, Don Elliotte, Angela Miller, Jane Mims, Carolyn Haven, Joyce Ann Gravel, Faye Mathis, Miss Till- man, Everett Falk, Stape Gooch, and Roger Vossler. JUNIOR RED CROSS Purpose: To interest high school students in Red Cross work. Activities: Junior Red Cross drive.. .Chest to disaster area.. .Puzzles for hospitalized veterans ...Thanksgiving and Easter favors. lfikiiii, ,. ' fi.-f gf. - Q, . . W , V' in ' , 'W 'W ' Q MW -vm. 1' Joyce Ann Gravel, President, Mrs. Luttrell, Sponsorp Norman Newton, Secretary. .. Z: 4 if' V - ' - ., .. , . ' 3 A'f f'f1fv ef ....,,.' MWZ4 2 Left to right: Norman Newton, Joyce Ann Gravel, Jim Nordlund, Beverly Hooten, Miss Luttrell, Ann Mc- Millan, David Dorminey, Betty Ann Jamison, and Jim Harter. 41 S8 SCCIETAS RQMANAS -Q 1 v .' .- OFFICERS President ........ ..,......... . . .Homer Schaaf Vice President ............ . . .David Ellioote Rec. Secretary 8. Treasurer .... . . .Faye Mathis f Corresponding Secretary ..................,... Beverly Jones gf Activities for the year. . .Latin Club Dance on November 23. . .First Prize Homecoming float. . .Concessions at the basketball games. . .Trip to Ringling Museum in Sarasota on May l8. F' gs if' Hg: 5 rip U1 .tc l't,Ff-i .P .- J '.i L. 3 rifis' 5 s-...J ' 1.1 . ,i,.AEf-, ,fe HI 1 - Club Members: R. Cotter, J. Curtis, B. DeHart, R. Delmar, D. Elliotte, E. Falk, J. Fischer, B. Hooten, B. Jones, J. Mims, W. Mims, J. Nordlund, T. Petty, H. Schaat, J. Smith, H. Whitman, K. Wooltolk, S. Franklin, B. Baker, M. Bush, F. Connell, D. Elliotte, C. Fischer, J. Fisher, T. Garrard, J. Gravel, L. Heath, B.J. Henry, P. Keen, W. Keen, P. Kelly, J. Knizley, Faye Mathis, N. Newton, E. Powell, A. Pugh, G. Robinson, E. Samann, C. Seed, S. Tood, R. Vossler, B. Giddens, M. Beatty, V, Blackburn, B. Boyte, J. Cooper, J. Copeland, J. Crouse, J. Curtis, D. Dorminey, D. Duncan, D. Dunn, E. Gaston, J. Howell, M. K. Kenny, M. J. Kensinger, R. Kincaid, R. Lassiter, K. Lilly, H. Milton, T. Mims, C. Pooser, Z. Rexford, A. Richards, S. Ridge, B. J. Shu- man, F. Smith, P. Waller, D. Wambles, S. Whitfield, J. Whitman, Ann Williams, J. Yarbrough. Sponsor. Mrs. Petering. .QQ SPANISH CLUB FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS President ..................... Laurene Thomas 1i.':f,t1 3 S Vice President. . . ...... Jean Harrison 'ecretary ...... . . .Peggy Herrington , redsurer ...................... Jack Townsend S SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS resident ....................... Sally Braggins ice President. . . . . .Robert Kilburn I W.. ecreiary ...... ..... D ickie Merrion Q, lreclsurer. . . ........ Jack Townsend 'ponsor .... .......... M rs. Catherine Cotter Activities: Dance at Women's Club on February 9... oncessions at basketball games.. .Trip to Tampa tor panish movie and dinner. . .Picnic at Starr Lake honor- jr ng the Seniors. i First row: Peggy, Jean, Laurene and Mrs. Cotter. Second row: Jack, Sally, Robert, and Dickie. I If nr g -Y 1. ttf' ii .4 r ia WY. as First row: Sybil Hardman, Peggy Herrington, Sally Braggins, Angela Miller. Second row: Joelyn Burkett, Glenda Watrous, Jimmie Sue Burney, Jean Harrison, Lourene Thomas, Barbara McNabb. Third row: Mrs. I Cotter, Dickie Merrion, David Crenshaw, James Shelley, Jimmy Bolden, Billy Justice, Warren Burch, Jock Townsend. Fourth row: Lee O'Dell, Robert Kilburn, Danny May, David Clough. Not Pictured: Joyce Cul' pepper, Irene Deese, John LaCroix, Besse Locke, Greg Seitz, Patty Partin, and Joe Thornburg. l i 43 i i i i f its 'I 44 --il V fe, FHA OFFICERS President ................... ...... J ean Truluck Vice-President of Proiects ......,. . . .Catherine Lassiter Vice-President of Public Relations. . . .... Rita Lassiter Vice-President of Recreation ....... . . .Phyllis Trujuck Vice-President of Program of Work . . .... Patsy Kelly Secretary ...................... . . .Sally Brown Treasurer ..... ...... S ally Brown Historian ...,.. ........ K aren Lilly Parliamentarian. . . . .Quanita Copeland ifxfo '10 G10 uw' Members' Barbara Mauger, Midge Stevens, Jean Truluck Sally Brown, Cordy Fischer, Billie Jean Jones, Patsy Kelly Angela Miller, Billie Jo Schuman, Evette Williams, Mary Lou Stanland, Darlene Acree, Joane Burkett, Virginia Con nelly, Quanita Copeland, Diane Duncan, Barbara Giddens Carmalita Howell, Jackie Howell, Betty Lou Kendricks Catherine Lassiter, Rita Lassiter, Karen Lilly, Carolyn Mixon Joyce Norton, Cindy Pooser, Joann Pruitt, Zona Rextord Sylvia Ridge, Marita Schumacher, Phyllis Truluck, Paulette Waller, Lilah Wine, Quida Vaughn, Sibyl Aukerman, Joyce Bartield Patricia Bowden, Willa Bradley, Marilyn Brock Benny Sue Byrd, Patsy Carroll, Ruth Connelly, Challis Davis Sharon Fowler Bett Franklin, Gwen Gott, Aloma Goolsby 1 Y f Georgia Hackle, Camilla Hale, Annette Hartley, Fay Hol- lingsworth, Betty Ann Jamison, Pat Linderman, Ann Manley, Cathy Owens, Mildred Palmer, Pricilla Raines, Linda Rogers, Grace Scott, Carolyn Shelley, Sue Simmerly, Darlene Smith, Phyllis Steedly, Diane Stokes, Vena Williams, Deana Wool- folk. 1 3-if 'li , nz , . , ,lg M, . l f ,Y J .. . 3,1 M AX ,,, , '-it is -W ' I - bl .5 , Q, ,, , f President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer. . . Reporters . . , l .wail .ei wx 5 :xii J ,A Jax A FV--. Members: Riley Bowers, Ronald Carr, Rodney Hill, Jimmy Holben, David Kincaid, Lamar Leggett, Gor- don McCann, Tommy Moye, Joe Page, Neal Parnnell, Jimmy Simpson, Jerry Slay, Jack Stafford, Sid Staf- ford, James Tucker, Gerald Underwood, Bill White, Billy Mixon, Roe Brown, Joe Bullard, Frank Brown, Dick Gardner, Ronald George, Charles Hattaway, John Huchingson, Randy Kincaid, Paul McElroy, Robert Meeks, Leonard Messer, Thomas Pearson, Ed win Rucks, Ray Skinner, Tony Slaughter, Bill Stafford, Gary Welling, Charles Willianis, Simmons Arthur, Paul Bowen, Hugh Brown, Lonnis Byrd, Pierce Car- roll, Rodney Chelette, Roger Collins, Ronnie Denton, Harold Howell, Richard Merrion, L.C. Respress, David Robbins, Dennis Reeder. Faculty advisor: J.C. Lane, .- v , X Dovid Crenshow L GRANGE and BLACK ti - -AFV.. ,7 ' Q3-v-'U' V .lx U .n , ' 1-3 ' 5 1. We ' Aw' in:-i T Joyce Culpepper ond Joe Smith if X 2. :-Y ug fin 'E ' GH . 3 HQ' E gg J r A A f 1 ' F5 'MT M' i ttf f I 1 pw.. if-M, gg . tm K I at I 'ti ,gk A mwammwf- A W J . ' V X C A I ,C t-, f ', 'f,.La4 C i , Y.-I. Y. Y l,.f.,.W,f T K, Q - i HCV t -or f C V: , 2 2 Roger Coppedge Robert Cotter L .K Y. w D11 Q .44 QA -'15-f sw 1 Borboro Mouger Richord Shelton ond Homer Schoot Each year two boys are chosen to represent Lake Wales High School at Boy's State. This is held annually on the campus of Florida State University during the last week in June. There they learn the fundamental principles upon which our government is based by putting these principles to active use for seven days. Officials for city and county government are elected and thus government is established on a local basis. Every person then begins to participate with his party affiliation. Soon polictical speeches begin and party campaigns are in full swing. Final candidates are elected from each party. Regulation voting machines are used in the last ballet as state officers are elected. Then the Senate and-the House of Representatives move into action. The climax at the end of a successful week when each person receives his certificate and pin. Two of the major scholarship winners for the year were Everett Falk and Homer Schaaf. Everett won the N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship on which he plans to attend Vanderbilt University in the Fall. Homer is one of the very few to win the National Merit Scholarship and also the General Motors Scholarship. He plans to attend the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology. L. . .- 1 ..p:W' rr Q '-ev!-5 315T'5 ' . M: a ! .J ' TEL-zz-2'-9 ewa- 5 1 fl., - 1 ,- . ' vi figlgl , .V .-L., ...I 4 '.5 -'a- f o-'f'?' i : ,i'L :, S I Am J fJi'L'Q'.- if ' .. N I., 'f fFFQ g- C Y First row: John Wayne Huchingson, Ronald George, Jimmy Owens, Alvine Bunch, Dorothy Zorn, Virginia Johnson, Sue Byrd, Betty Pearce. Second row: Carolyn Mixon, Irene Deese, Peggy Ward, Mary Conner, Phyllis Truluck. Third row: Mrs. Nelson, Vena Williams, Cora Meeks, Dorothy Williford, Joyce Rainey, Marita Schumacher, Margaret Chapman, Bill Stafford, Richard Michaelis. Fourth row: Evette Williams, Vir- ginia Kyser, Mary Lou Stanland, Joyce Barfield, Carolyn Jones, Louise Pooser, Billie Jean Jones, Vera Sherrer, Frances Pearce, Velma Sherrer, Bobby Love. -ss 1, , 7 ww. 2 it fri, 'Qi X xg '. . X , f Q9 .M fa vo, U, Q , 3 M44 ,i ' js , . ' ' rt gf -,Ni:'. 1 . w Q A 'VW'-N? 'W-fm Secretory, Betty Pearce, President, Velma Sherrer, Treasurer, Bill Stafford. 48 GARDEN CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Pat Nelson Purpose: Beautification and care of school grounds. Proiects: Planting petunias, Easter lilies, and one dozen red double-hibiscus bushes.. .Purchasing sixteen con- crete benches for school campus. Activities: Educational trips to McKee Jungle Gardens and Highland Hammock State Park. . .Picnic and swim- ming party at Sanlando Springs, Orlando. LIBRARY CCUNCIL Front row: Midge Stevens, Johnnie Sue Hallman, Secretary, Joyce Norton, and Richard Shelton. Back row: Miss Ola Belle Tillman, Sponsor, Roger Coppedge, Presidentp and James McMillan, Vice-President. Not Ifictured Duties: Mending books. . .Checking magazines out E::i'2lhBEg21eld .. .Attending circulation desk.. .Keeping library Lee Clayton negl- Nancy Griffiths lQlZfl?LomHPooUfllgIl Proiect: Donating magazine subscription to school. William Shirey Hugh Brown Jean Truluck DIVERSIFIED COCPERATIVE TRAINING 4 Purpose: To bridge the gap between classroom theory and occupa- tional practice by providing a laboratory for acquiring organized instruction in a specific field. . .To train individuals in desirable work habits.. .To develop ability to get along with workers who are actually engaged in production.. .To develop social abilities in the individual student. . .To develop an understanding of democratic principles through actual participation in the work-a-day world. Activities: Helping in the March of Dimes Drive.. .playing host for the D.C.T. Convention.. .presenting Employers with a Banquet... taking various trips to Auburndale, Haines City, and Miami. I 4 X .P ,VIE X ,t . 'fl' F' 4 Left to right: Tillie, Martha, Earline. Stand- ing: Byron. President ..... Vice-President . Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Historian. . . Reporter ...... Sgt.-at-Arms. . Parliamentarian Chaplin ...... Q , V K' 5 OFFICERS 1 I as V--X., Earline Barfield Byron Campbell . .Tillie Hackle .Martha McCall . . . .Joyce Sims . .Betty Cosson Bill Dowham Shirley Thornton Naomi Tucker DCT BANQUET r will ffgi ,ff 1 1 'T -gil BYRON CAMPBELL BETTY KELLY MARTHA McCALL JOE MOODY Q Zee ff-'f' Marcello Bost Franklin Sumner Wesley Underwood Betty Blanton 1,529 30 3l 3 'fy i X Yi Betty Cosson Potricio Portin Sybol Pruitt Shirley Thornton ...gl BOflD0I'CI Sloy Joyce Sims Pricillo Collier Naomi Tucker f lg EP T 9 Z tecial Agent' 2 53 liuilleimtial, ti: - 1 iusuiziwcfconiii y T rf'l,il7 I ,..,'f1T' I FCIY Tciylor Tillie Hockle Eorline Bortielcl Vivion Show 51 l 15 'C ui 1 CHORUS J? OFFICERS X 1 4 Qf .6 President ,.............. Beverly Hooten S Vice President. . . ....... Joyce Alligood .4 Secretary ..... . . .Mary Jane Kensinger Treasurer ............. Mary Kay Kenney Activities: Four delegates were sent to Clinic in Tampa.. .Superior Rating at District Con- test and State.. .Concerts given at Women's Club, Kiwanis, Rotary, and Baccalaureate. . ii lv, ROY Y Smnh, Victorflise Anhui, Sonny Jones, ierPaul Bowen, EW Atwell, Blll ting, dge, L ve, l ' ct0f- First row: Gody :Sail R095 esoijtgcid vow: EAcil2ijtYAiriJam Home' Due Mllgni Ssecgris Dovld DOrCil'irdrles Vloilowoyl 'ISV ' iohny B ge, Pearson, Srgttord, U Front row: Annette Hartley, Mary Jane Kensinger, Diane Stokes, Mary Kan Kenney, Cathy Edwards, Carol White, Betty Jo Berry, Carolyn Mixon. Second row: Carolyn Haven, Virginia Kyser, Ann Williams, Barbara Manning, Anna Lee Paget, Jean Harrison, June Smith, Arzetta Stevens, Phyllis Stiedly. Third row: Pat Keen, Linda Brooks, Sylvia Ridge, Joyce Ann Gravel, Bonnie Cassady, Dorothy Kroeze, Carolyn McGill, Karen Partin, Joan Sheffield. Laurene Joyce Beverly Carolyn Mary Jane Patsy Mrs. V. A. Sims Accompanist Front row: Laurene Thomas, Elaine Smith, Beverly Hooten, Midge Stevens, Marlene Bass, Joyce Alligood, Rebecca Martin, Joyce Culpepper, Theresa McCollough, Glenda Watrous. Second row: Patsy Radford, Fay Rogers, Sharon Fowler, Joyce Whidden, Challis Davis, Mary Lee Sumrall, Jonie Hodges, Louise Posser, Betty Sou Kendrick. Third row: Aloma Goolsby, Eva Keen, Joan Patterson, Emma Owens. . I 53 e NRE , ,inf 'J lvl 3' FLUTES Koy Wooltolk Lynne Proctor L. S. Longtield-Smith Judy Seymour Angelo Miller Alberto Sprott Sue Goston Sondy Jones Morcille Post Amorette Tillett B FLAT CLARINET Tommie Lee Petty Lindo l-leoth Peggy Herrington Jone Crouse Jcine Bronch Morto Schoot NN IXLES Cynthio Seed Ellen Goston Gwen Gott Morgoret Flogg Betty Keel Jimmy Sue Burney Roy Mcl'loffey Bob Allen ALTO CLARINET Judy Fisher BASS CLARINET Robert Cotter OBOE Betty Jomison Julie Adoms Pom Pugh BASSON Betty Del'lc1rt Goy Turnquist E FLAT SAXOPHONE Morilyn Bush Everett Folk TENOR SAXOPHONE Suson Brice l-lonk Crouse 'Q -4 BARITONE SAXOPHONE Stopleton Gooch Jim Horter CORONET Jill Fischer Chorles Delmcir ata Tommy Gorrord Lee O'Dell Rondoll Dompier R. Strickland Jim Nordlund Henry Bevis Mike Wolker Scotty Butler JFTLSWHT on 'UW FRENCH Robert Kilburn Peter Kline Homer Schott Win Mims J. Petering Corl Hotfmon Tecsi Mims Ruth Connelly ilu ' ' '59 E' , v x f . 5 -' I 1 i Qfn Y ., 4 5' Q 1 f r K ev QW I fd k ,, . ..A X K 'o . 4 4 , N I ., 4 Q flki 11 3. M '- C' f'V - i 6 5 Q if ., 4 A 10 tc F ic 'W n,-,. ,, tt!-.1 J-ga, 2 f l r K, ,ga if tl ii 'J 1' 1 or xi ' 1, f , J - w. r if A , f 'i'-f f 'ly .: , -1 9 Q--S.: L Q 1 X 'K 'E v-e.f:,. J iw. S I . V: M ,' S 2 I . , Q Q W if si TROMBONE Wayne Bozeman Eugene Good Woodie Keen Donald Janes Roger Falk Danny Roeser Sam Keen Jim Scaggs Bill Boyte BARITONE Jay Buchanan Nancy Newton Ken Moran BASS John Curtis HARP 8. BELLS Helene Whitman TWIRLERS Jean Truluck Patsy Kelly Deana Wooltolk Diane Duncan Edna Etheridge Phyllis Truluck Catherine Lasseter Delores Hicks Barbara Mauger DRUME MAJORS Win Mims Stape Gooch Ray Skinner John Moody John Adams Roger Hewitt PERCUSSION Jane Mims Joe Moody Faye Mathis Sybil Hardman Sally Braggins Ann Pugh Tony Greer Gates DeHart Anne Dopler DIRECTRESS Miss Dorothy Parker in R :ffl v 56 'M'6Q,,,,,. First row: Patsy, Faye, Linda, Jane, Jane, Judy. Second row: Everette, Robert, Stape, Win, Homer, Eugene. MAJORETTES Front row: Patsy Kelly, Jean Truluck, Edna Earl Etheridge. Back, row: Delores Hicks, Diane Duncan, Phyllis Truluck, Deana Wooltolk, Catherine Lasseter. Not pictured: Barbara Mauger. l I l CAPTAIN ......,. .... E verett Fall Ist LIEUTENANT. . . ..... Jane Mi l 2nd LIEUTENANT .... . . .Homer Scha , Helene Whitmal DRUM MAJOR. . ................ Win Mi , ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR ....... Stape Goo SERGEANT OF DETAILS .......... Eugene Goog BUILDING SERGEANT. . . .... Robert Cotter HEAD MAJORETTER .... . . .Jean Trulu Patsy Kel LIBRARIANS .................... Faye Math' Jane Crouse, Linda Heal! Judy Fishe PEP CLUB ghih' MEMBERS Darlene Acree Julie Adams Sibyl Aukerman A. J. Barranco Ken Bostwick Susan Brice Alvine Bunch Betty Bunch Jane Crouse John Curtis Challis Davis Cordy Fischer Sharon Lawler Aloma Goolsby Sybil Hardman Paul Harrison Peggy Herrington Jone Hodges Suellyn Holmes Betty Ann Jamison Beverly Jones Patsy Kelly Mary Kay Kenney Mary Jane Kensinger Fred Khaler Rita Lasseter Karen Lilly -H 1 1 ul!llu Pat Linderman Lt S. Longfield-Smith Barbara Mauger Jane D. Mims Win Mims Carolyn Mixon Tommie Lee Petty Marcille Post Gerald Powell Ann Pugh Diane Purvis Johnie Lee Revels Ann Richards Ellen Samann Elsa Samann Marta Schaat Darlene Smith Phyllis Steedley Bill Stephenson Diane Stokes Frank Townsend Quida Vaughn Paulette Waller Glenda Watrous Carol White Deana Woolfolk in ff, 1, wa- r W- U ,J , nf 1 '- ff , --1 ...ar Jr...-.5 -nav: A 'U'- .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ws- J -wb .1 V. Iii! K'-3' 'VG' Billie JO Sh . Um reg,d Cm, Treo , ., 4' , . .4 4 1 4 M- , s ,,,-,,. . , Q ...rt ' , ., . ,.. V.. Y' I M r' '-H MW.. .4 ...--.C an uw. WN was fuwv- mia- .-1 f . ,-u..4.. ,w.....,... riiijagt ni ' ', xl it Ns, 1 ' f - f j, ' id, Q11 1 ' . .1 F-I 3 5 . f T 5 af .Kms - in A 5 fx gan L if -Q' ft' 23 if 5-an Harrisfggdgi Sfevengfvizbirt Delmar, ub SP0'1Sor.' effeforyg Bill lctejlliemi ms, 57 17 'V v . , Kiixfl,-K J: by 'an 41- n ' 4784 214137. , ia L. xi 4 ,bfggwf is . s 9 ll 3- 'F -, 4.1 ' 'bu 'A QQ' will if 1 Q- I Q E1 ,lr ' , 4' If L.- ,OI ,-4' M' g 1' A W ,uri C , , Q 1-is -4 ln' Kp 1 X un a a x M w v Ii . -e' :SQA M . Puff' AE ' mr? It 9 rt , WE CHEERED OUR TEAM ON ' .yvigyvvv --cu Front row: Johnny Fletcher, David Dorminey, Ray Milan, Ronald George, James Shelley, Leonard Messer, Kenneth Bartield, Jerry Gilbreath, Ronnie Denton, Roger Coppedge, Jim Scaggs, Mike Walker, and Captain Jimmy Nordlund. Back row: Cecil Maddox, Bill Justice, Jim Cooper, Rae Brown, Edwin Powell, Roger Cain, Billy Atwell, Sonny Jones, James McMillan, Jerry Cooper and William Shirey-Manager. -? , , The Highlanders on defense. The T956 season of the Lake Wales High- landers was not too impressive. ln the eyes of the coaches and fans, the Highlanders couldn't get to- gether at any one time. Two games, outstanding tor their closeness in scores, were those with Dade City and Wachula. Even though the team was classed as the underdog in both games, they fought valiantly and kept the opposing teams from scoring excessively. The coaches should be compli- mented for keeping their boys going all season with pep and tire while suffering a bad year. 4- H61 W' N 'gg'-?'f'7fN'3f3g4L?'m m an ? X 3 , M1531 4 'o. Y, wflfl. 'ffv 1255. 961' G 'if Z! faq ' 3-1' .I- t Ahsx' A de, x F859 gf Ama. r ' ' A 4,4 4 ww 4 , .5 k gf, if - W. , x 5415- 2' as 1' . A f' F KK, I' as W I f. ' U, Q, 'Q x f X , r , 1? f A 2 W .. W 5 if 15.01 4 av x X 4 :Y nl' Xnlwx rf z'iff'5.f1 ' if : ' ' .i.,': 1 ' 'Q Ab 9 AS X am f .-Ani..-h x X 5, , J pgs, va. Q , ,Q rf ,lx 51144355 an , X., ' V 21433 , MV, .1 1 A ,. Q ,'v y, 4 44 i if 2' Leff Io right: Coaches Luttrell, Daffy, Norman, and Hiers. Highlanders on the offense. FUfUf'e K Q 3 V, Ccpffllvn R Brown qi -B, -'- x 0 : v U 'N Front row, left to right: Jarnes Nobles, Ken Bostwick, Wayne Skinner, Jerry Messer, Larry Mimbs, Lamar Liggett, Warren Burch, Fred Winegard, Benny Craze, Second row, left to right: Tony Greer, Bill Stephen- son, David Kincaid, Edwin Rocks, A.J. Barranco, Jimmy Harter, Sid Stanford, Kenny Moran, Fred Smith, Randy Kincaid, Jim Bolden, Mike Beatty, Johnny Mitchell. ake ake ake -ake ake , i , -ake f- We we ,ftff - r' ' , .H- will ew- -' -.,,,,, .- sq. 4' I - ,Mzw.a, 8 ,v 4. Y,,,4.A W - 1. ,, , M., V 's 3.'hsf-,,f.k'itf1f Y., ,,.f,, - .,, f f.,' ,, f- - 54,1 Q-vi .b r. 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A 3 'vb or --.-J ' 'ipg ud '-,' 'xi -Z f A 62 The Baby Highlanders in action Cl C1 Cl C1 C1 C1 CI Cl B STRING 6 Bartow 6 Winter Haven 8 Frostproot 26 Wauchula 7 Haines City 13 Haines City 19 Frostproot 20 Mulberry 9?-+ A s vip- CONFE CE TOURNA NT LW 6 Wauchul 54 LW 3 Haines ity 57 LW 46 Winter Haven 41 STATE Lake Wales 80 Lake Wales 75 Lake Wales 65 EGULAR -W 59 Lake Placid 41 -W 79 Dade City 35 -W 88 Sebring 36 -W 43 Miami Beach 58 -W 77 Haines City 50 -W 63 Kingsport, Tenn. 4 -W 49 Vero Beach 41 -W 68 Bartow 34 -W 73 lant City 59 -W 61 i auchula 36 NDIVIDUAL 1 David lbritton Donald . Iiotte James No Iund Herman Co 'ns ISTRICT TOU MENT LW l Kothlee 35 LW 9 Bortow 46 LW 7l Auburndole 68 TOURN ' ENT Gainesville 79 Wildwood 68 Bishop Kenny 68 SEA ' 0 N -W 47 inter Hoven 50 ' -W 95 I de City 43 -W 63 ' burndole 66 -W 64 ' on Pork 37 -W l08 7 rtow 66 -W 87 ero Beoch 53 -W l23 lont City 40 -W 68 ouchulo 52 -W 70 Winter Hoven 64 -W 67 Auburndole 79 -W 65 Hoines City 7l l-jg-I4 SCORES Donny Moy 300 7' SX Jomes Mcfvlillon 541 M ' amy Arwen 83 r7wll1!nn:q l ' nqggg m 'gs 4 'wif I, ' -. .ly .,--4.2.,.4a-4-ai L Q r If W. 5 V y lf . ' f- l 77-N-M' Z V 7' if A gif I --m.. -- -. 2- L ,, E --.- . .... . . - t .. , .-. ,....-- ...1 o to --,,1-11 V I I il ClII.1,: . 4v,:..-1 Y AI... 1l'v,.1,. . l T1' www: xrlwiln -:O Avllnn-fnvx that . HUM Uudlu' 'bvtlcbl lpf:::,1:zZ l:-I-:AAvKiI', iz alll: - - : ' timl ' o Tom 1 lt' 1 2 Styl y Putt sccon 1, tow, P1 6 1 1 tme e Q 5 low, E I, ,E vidual f tpbell 'III . 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'IUUQ ,, U. lg, . . ll ll? 5 Uimw -, llllfl ll-1,1 1 U1 I'fl'l'lm-.., ,ILUM 'l'l'l1mQ xl-l,.:U A110 -9 Ul':t,? Illillll ' 'MDW pm --nw mR !A 1 ,,v, Gainesville Bound!!!!! Moc drives in! :JN M V, 67 ti First row left to right Bud Boyte Jock Whitmon Jomes Knizley, Tony Slaughter Chorles Willioms Jerry Cooper Sonny Jones Top row left to right Donny Collins, Billy Atwell Jerry Patterson Freddy Connell REVIEW OF SEASON Loke Plocid Docle City Sebring Hoines City Lokelond Vero Beoch Loklelond Bortow Plont City Wouchulo Winter Hoven Dode City Auburnclole Avon Pork Bortow Vero Beoch Plont City Wouchulo Winter Hoven Auburndole Hoines City OUR SUPPORTERS .1 4-., .I 'W N., ill! 'n -NV 1.3: ,Q 'yup .-'Y-W1 , . x in Jxllflj -.yr ' --L1 5 - 5 A A ff f37g,a.??' ., f. ,dv 'L :lg 55' firm.. :W R W, A ' a Q, S, -1 A, XV, Q.. iyx fwgllqgri i Ja 5 'xBy.j3w1,3q 1,61 7' f' , 1 Ea f 1 -4:1 , , ' xg' P 'ffwiikg-' nf., 4 V 555: . W1 lg. x nz! h !-37.5 . Q., ' ,V fr ' E .' -- .i' . gZ vplI::. - , . 'A lt, 4 - ,j 'A I 'ff Q. .V . , iw I 5 A- V T , x ,h im-i1,:4Z 'R x- . '51, - V '57 1 S - ' '-4 va 1.' x ,N .I Q I 5.3 'U X X. ,375 t . qif X ?E . , y K -1,56 1 ' lx I--Q-:' ' , . -, 1 - p, W'z:'v.9':23s' ,ff M5 ' ., 4 '-4' ' A Q-17 . 3,31-f 5 ' 'u, 'L.l n! 'ghdfq-.,11ll'l +.,- . ,nf A r-L I ,H auf,-M. V - , ,p ,gf -f 1. Agq . f Af ISQQ-tl Q5 lr!! hifi E , ' - 3 . ,,:...L 1 .ny I 1:-if. , i v ! u -gg , 13 . - ' ,al 'U M I 1 U n-A Q 1 f- 5 -0 iw A Al A U N, W In -b f .N zlgqyt lv YU Y .451 JA , K1 21, v QV . ,. ,, , X , I. gp - -F, uv-isp, sta. , H , -rw If Q- ff - . . ,J f-,Sun .... .J nw, D BASEBALL '1 Coach Norman 4 ix Qs J, ,fcffvod 'C Front row: Frank Brown, Charles Williams, Jerry Cooper, Bill Stafford. Second row: Sonny Jones, Fred Connell, John Fletcher, Jerry Gilbreath, Bill Stephenson. Third row: James McMillan, Jim Harter, Roger Falk, Mike Walker, Eddie Piner, Norman Newton. Back row: Coach Norman, Bill Baker, William Shirey. Although the Highlander's two wins against nine losses would. indicate they had a bad season, this is not true. The squad had? only two senior members this year. They were James McMillan and William Shirey. The rest of the squad was composed of Jun- iors and Sophomores with a few Freshmen. Leading the Highlanders with the highest batting average was. Frank Brown. Norman Newton placed second with Eddie Piner third. Those not pictured above are: Tony Slaughter, A. J. Barranc Wayne Skinner, Ronnie Stevens, and Rodney Chelette. FRANK B FRED EDDY PINER ROWN cor-msu. MIKE WALKER WILLIAM SHIREY JERRY COOPER JOHN FLETCHER B CHARLES STEPHENSON WILLIAMS .ur , ,. A my -f If ' , V, .ry-F I I ' ' 1l A , I llf il ls- if-Q . -. I 'h falllli J 'n fl u 3 .AL X -,... K S... fi . 1 j ' h E' NJ' I A-4 , - Q J '2fLi,s..-i- B sf J I I fvtrgliii-'V 'T ,gf ' ,f gg Q- 'X X ' s , . K s C 2 uf'-r::s-:Q-'cfs' ----- 'W ' r- -- ' ' ' ,..,.' ,.,,fr-Q' M ' v-P111 .K , 1 .4t:::,-a.,,- - N 'fr sf lf- ,V+ WM.. -. . .1 A if . , ' r...' . . T 1-an Left to right: Cordy Fischer, Betty Keel, Ann McMillan,,Jill Back row: John Stevens, Jerry Patterson, Jack Townsend, Fischer, Gail Jones, Jane D. Mims. ,Y gt' fl .l Alan Goldey, Tony Greer, Johnny Mitchell. Front row: 55f ':SmiM 1 A s l., ,Q-Qf , 1 yd f ,. J P' , a Y, 3' be v 1 1 I! , ' 'Q V Il -,V W. ,1 N sm' A A 1: Ax:g'A ,- ' 's,- .J Jones, oft with a splash! g N1 L l , i -A ' Arthur Smith, Warren Burch, Jimmy Holben, Brent Cooper, f Frank Townsend, Kenneth Brice, David Kincaid, George H Petering. F56 Coach Roger Campbell Go, Frank, Go! , . if Nw- ,.--nm.-1, Y , ,wa , --'Y 2 w r ,. 1-+.L my ,vig ., 9, V , , , . , 4 . . -i , J., I wg Aguaniliflt' ' iwumsnnamsun- ,p il. Q , i V , - F ' ' D Fu' ' f .. .s l ,---v,- A y ,- K ,, M ,.-1, f: - '1,'s,:1 N, ..,,, ,,, JW gum A'-'B-V' ' 6 -,. fi- Iii, .D I l 4 'N' , --,J .,74 3NX.-r ,, e f-V .- A J-... 5 rv--N wr' .., f T .r f M, V , '- V- -va-.wa nw-m f,-so M, 74: Ar A ,f,rf:-f-,.f.g,'-- B 6-1'-:-.- A -M M, ,M 5 -1.-A .r' --.., r--f 117 ' 1 ,in ,,,, , Q .-W, --M - f , ,, ,wh , ,- , -f-Q.. eq--,V ,,,.....,,.f .V --- Y , .,. - 4... -,fs f' 17: 4':.... rj A 'Qi ss.: '--- :f , '-it N, xi, ,- With their determination... 72 They're offiiiu ,,,,, 'M-M1101-'un .., ,nu Jill, out in frontlllll Froni row: Sid Sanford Billy Atwell Sonny Jones Rae Brown Cecil Maddox Woodie Carter Bock row Raymond Robins, J. L. Davis Phillip Tyler Ronald Carr David Tyler and Donald Jones Cecil Maddox Billy Afwell Vs-' TENNIS ,. .V 4' -4. Y- 5-- if tl J 5 Xia Top row, left to right: Elsa Samann, Judy Fischer, Peggy Powell, Betty Jo Henry, Carol White. Bottom row: Virginia Kyser, Linda Heath, Tecsi Mims, Marilyn Bush, Nancy Newton. Coach Babe Warren Our Girls' Tennis Team was undefeated in allot their matches. The point system on which each player goes by is set up here by Coach Babe Warren. Games Sets P L W P Marilyn Bush l57 35 l22 2l l 20 Tesci Mims 145 36 lO9 18 2 16 Carol White H9 34 85 14 0 14 97 22 75 l2 O 12 Betty Jo Henry Martha McCormick 76 20 56 9 l 8 Nancy Newton 72 22 50 8 O 8 Virginia Kyser l3 l l2 2 O 2 Peggy Powell 36 l2 24 4 O 4 Matches LWPLW O TO O 8 O 7 O 6 O 4 O 4 O l O 2 ndffwvfwx 'M' HIGHLANDER TEAMS IN ACTICN ,. . - A. . 'avi , ' I A . , ,,',.,,.x. V , ' 'i V 3' 1 ' 'f . M . , A - ku :. 7 . ..,0.,.. - - ' R ,J-5 Q is 4, --f 4 I , ' if A ,RWM , ,nw W 4-Jaw., I 1.5 M.. -W V -x 'i fgs 9 . - , -g-3:2 nv-v'--.--. '.' , L. ' ' , '.j',,1..: .:- . ' A - ,. 0. Lumix! g-nnv-LI 1 f 1 Au -ff J ' 1 as 1 T 1 s HOMECOMING 1 '17 DQ r L, 1 1 l i 1 X 5 - l 3' 'S Homeco Bev I MlNG QUE 4' er Y Jones with escort JimElZJ3 ld 0 e Despite the rain, school spirit was not dampened and the parade and festivities continued as scheduled. Those deserving recognition for making the T956 Homecoming a fabulous occa- sion are: the Latin Club and Honor Society for taking first prize for their float and the Junior Class for taking second, the cheer- leaders for a fine iob during the pep rally, snake dance, and gameg the players for doing their best, the Senior Class for a wonderful danceg and The Court with Queen Beverly Jones attended by Tillie Hackle, Mary Jane Kensinger, Sally Whitfield, and Deana Woolfolk. SENIOR FLOAT T :.,f,f f , gli. 4. -. ii. , M0451 x ff J FOCTBALL BANQU ET One ofthe biggest events to happen to the football team was the annual banquet given in their honor at Hillcrest School Auditorium on December 8. Captain Jim Nordlund acted as Master of ceremonies while former Lake Wales coach, Collins Fenton gave the main speech. Mr. McLaughlin and Coach Dick Darty gave out awards of football iackets and letters to all eligible varsity players. Next year's captain, Ray Brown was announced by Jim E Former Coach Collins Fenton i l i Nordlund. l l J l i 11 l l lx v P i 1 f Jl aai , ii t f ,fi M t, J , ' li J J lt Q it X, if l 2 , l Q l Q ? 1 3 ,arf M .i 4 , Laurene Mr. 8K Mrs. Dick Darty Beverly Joyce fr it N234 X - N 'Z 45. IZA VARSITY DCWNS FACULTY MBV!- JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE eiffgfffgg, The setting for the delightful ploy put on by the Junior Clciss wos on old New Eng- lond monsion to which o ,number of guests hod been invited for the week-end. As the curtoin went up on the first oct, Vicent Q. Dodson, detective ployed by Hor- old Kromer ond his wife Doisy, Soroh Moe Todd, were greeted by Cothryn, the moid, lAnn Pughl in o most hystericol foshion. When the other guests orrive, they dis- cover they ore of voried bockgrounds. There is o weolthy young society womon, Sylvio Gorner, ployed by Billie .lo Shumon, o bitter orchitect, Steve Thorn, lBill Bokerl, Richord Bond, on industriolist, Homes Knizleyl, chorus girl, Millicent LaRue, lVickie Blockburnl, Mrs. Mortimer, society motron, lPotsy Rodfordl, Philip Mitchell, orcheologist, Uim Scoggsl ond o child psychologist, lCynthio Seedl. Before very long they reolize they ore tropped in the house, victims of o cruel mon whom they hove never seen. 81 HIDDEN ENEMY -fn' L H -'FW 1 x 1 ' 'f L if 'Q 'S wp Xl 'gf 924, Y . 3 -Q -fav 1. ' , M' i s, , a Mm H , Q., ,wsix z V x ' 2 ' x 5 K' : ,. ,. M: V .ai ,p - . ', P ff' KN: ' -' ,A 1 I: raw ' A1 f 1 1 ,, W 11.1 ' ,, h ' Q .jg f' 'S 'M g . .A 7 'il , Efaf f511'Y'rf 1 'Q V. My 3, Y. . AQA all V - ,... Q A H , , .Y I. - . , M V M bn y f is .V 1 '31 ' +2 ' P al V 4 vi ,, W flaw, 'L f . aw f ' 'A A ff ' ,.,. V 1- W ' QM - at , f L ' 1 , M , ,Af - M f ' - I 5 , Qi Lazy W , - x 1 -4 ' Hs, . , WH , gg .V 4 3 me 0YQf.sX.mx ' .5 1 ' ' Sfflwifvhidf' f 5JufA'3.BS i iN 'I :xiii SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES James McMiIIan and Jane D. Mims JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES David Eilioffe and Judy Fisher gl it 9 9 THE MAY DAY COURT with QUEEN LAURENE THOMAS and KING HERMAN COLLINS SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Jack Whitman and Tecsi Mims FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Bill Stephenson and Diane Stokes SENIOR TEA :Ll -up ir l tl.,j-l' haf 'Y -r-'V gd'-f., . I' A Senior Tea given by Mrs. Steve Keen and the Women's Societies of the Christian Churches highlighted the social calendar of the year. The house and patio were beautifully decorated with floral arrangements and tastefully placed table settings. After refreshments were served, the seniors toured the spacious home, talked with the hostesses, and listened to a special radio broadcast honor- ing the class. 951 or :fa v'V :'--P' 10121, 1 L , i as I .-1i1. CHAPEL PROGRAMS Miss Jeonnetf Liong 1 ' , ,Y f s I J 1' ,I , - fi! , 14 ,i f 3 gvf .f i .e X, V, gs C706 S ponsweo' C011 e9e D Q7 Moior ond Mrs. Boze W W from Indio 5 Book Week, put on by the iunior class. Awards Doy X 1 , 'll s E A va I I A...... , Afiiyqfy N fgmf rf Q C1 - 'A 'w 'fl N , 1 , 'Q -- HOME ECONCMICS FASHION SHOW 0 U .iff s l l'.,L44-'Q Left to right: Midge, Virginia, Bevy, Challis, Peggy, and Deana. t y --M i ii - ' E l ll ,,, f - l' , 5 1 1 , 2 T 1' ' 3 a . gllfi 11 ' 1 . f 'ET 5 f Q Q 61,0 The first and second year Home Economics girls put on an excellent showing for the last P.T.A. meeting of the year. They all modeled each of their sewing proiects before a committee of expert iudges represent- ing the D.A.R. The following awards we re announced by Mrs. McVay: Second year class: T. Midge Stevens 2. Virginia Kyser 3. Beverly Jones First year class: l. Challis Davis 2. Peggy Powell 3. Deana Woolfolk Midge won a sterling silver thimble as first prize. 'WE 0 cw niglsfitfilf yy .-' YM.-A A, ,J lllll lil! -L-...L THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED Laurie Huntington, a pretty sophomore majoring in psychology, came home from collegeg and in no time at all: She had psychologized her younger brother - psychoan- alyzed a taxidermist-ornithologist-insisted that her family seek its Energy Peaks by taking temperatures every hour - and threw the entire neighborhood into a turmoil with her Zombrowski Ink Blot Test! CAST Laurie Huntington ................ Laurene Thomas Sidney Huntington .... ...... J im Goldey , Martha Huntington .... ..,. B etty DeHart V Wally Huntington... ...Robert Delmar Gus Gustavesky .... ..... M idge Stevens 0 Joan Wood ...... .... J ean Harrison 2 To Ted Wood ...... ..... W in Mims Lillian Wood ....... ..... J ane Mims at Mark Bradford ....... ....... J oe Smith Horatio Honeywell .... ..., R obert Cotter Amelia Dennis ...... ..... P rissy Collier Caroline Blakesly ..... .... B everly Hooten Grace Schoenbeck .... ......... J ill Fischer Walola Breckenridge .............. Rebecca Martin Therese Brown .................. Tommie Lee Petty Directed by Mr. 81 Mrs. Griff Jones fi 1 r wifi' D E J , L ,-tfW1....J. K 1 ? e ailing? Wi,i CT ,ww ': 'u g..4' QTII. ,A-Q.. . L- ::.q.g,, X 1 W -a,.Q'.,Q u ' KMSW 87 'H fax, X4 ,X 3 , 'N 'gif 4 i gf? :M QW 'W-s if .Th-. ., fa 1 gf l', yi IZ V 'Hs A M -la... Arrival in Richmond Colonial Williamsburg x ' Jamestown Festival Old Bay Line 14 , Crypt ot John Paul Jones Washington Monument Tomb of Unknown Soldier Iwo Jimo Scene .W QNW 4 an U n 'al 'Ili Mount Vernon Museum of Nofurol History r ff N Aim, 1' APRIL , u A- 'W' A , ' W-9 'W , 5 7 -1 .I mi Q J 1 'Q' W 'ffij K' A S ' 7.l V' , Q u in H' A M -A- F A , G' 4 3 F' vi? ' raw.: 4,19 Q' r 'E 1 x 'FSL Q2 - W ..,M.,.T, ' 'homo REMEMBER: How we hurried up fo wait? When Laurene and Bevy got stuck in the stocks? How hard if was To gel up? Falling asleep on the Capitol lawn? Elvis Presley's double? That long train ride? The endless number of steps? Our Rock-'n'-Roll trip up the Chese- peake? Agn 2 , at Ut' 'fi dm A if 4 V KP V, x . WOW!!! 5 2 ,.. fa-,Mgf f'ff-2,L W2-ff wg, W4 Lg: Q N Q P , Kg,-,i :mail V 'V K TW .7 ' Lv'-fix xl 1 L W' r, f ' ' HM ww! - 11' 'wp ' ' X. x ' , ,, 4' , A 1' 'A ip L ' ' I M 2 The Big Three di Who Won? ,. A I Q- E .4 ' l PICNIC F 5 4' - i I' ja' i 'X ' 4 xg 3: ww..- ' S :if 'Nr JPL' 1- -AY' L . iii: A ' A . - V v 1' A- V Q ,U I . V ' . r it 5' fs ' fax., ,A C I' ' Through this door.. it ' i U ' 1 ' 4 ' 1. ' i ' f C c 4. -A E 4 I ' J 1 7, A 5 . ax 5 I 2 1 i ' 3 Q 1 Q Mr. Morrison gives us points ot interest! 94 'Iii A . 5 1' A 'W , X ,x, .3 '-. my yt out , t f Reflection pool! It's o long woy down! A MOVING DAY A day most eagerly awaited by the Junior Class was Moving Day held on the last regular school day of the year. All Seniors felt a little sad as The indi- vidual Lasf-Will-and-Tesfamenfs were read and the Juniors rushed forward To Take the Seniors place as leaders of the school. 8'1 ' N.,f-V , A- '1 QA, mm: , ff , x 1 A- ' ff R1 1 s in-Q. .X w I -:Q e ,4 ,,, 1: 7- 3 f' f A gl . 'I it V ing' ' 5,f,,j,f'A ,n A- I ,, iv 1 X15 - X1 1 --vw its I Q ! , E ., 3 A ini! wgmfrg H- Q - H f'af '5f f::s.: ,gin 'V .I '3 Q ,f,f3JW'Qxf-ii? X , 59- f'- MQBW-f ' X ' ' A , f V 1 ' , r' bf f' 3 3'?5'.A'WQ fig, 9:1 M V E I x,,A Ng ' I' 4 1? P -W U .-.JI7 QQ lf A lo x 'il v W I I V 41- ff' 136 ,. K G' I Q R' aff y KL ' ' ' It L' ' W , -- -.4 W f mv- J x , , , . r-- msg? ta VY.: U Q 4 Y . K -.jf J .Kg 1: ff '-ft, V EY' ' Ii Q L . 1 AW X 1 ,J . if 5,4 .J . ' K 4Q an 'L w .17 11 '.' G A 'JT s wwf. sf it 6,1-f 'u 1,1 if J 1, 5 ' f 1'-'A ,N ,sh v FJ f , .-ff' ,- W av , r . ,An .x r ' - ' N K 4 ,fs a. . :eff . vs' VJ. N xx an 1 .v 1 A 4 Q'-'il in I if i ' way , Q W F .V .Q N arc' ck A V i .K m d. f J 3 I Q ' . a vl. -gi , 'Off ! AL- I 1.1- I SIMMONS EDWARD ARTHUR llsonnyll FOOTBALL I, 2, 4-H I, 2, FU- TURE FARMERS 4, CHORUS 4. FRANCES MARLENE BASS MarIene GIRL'S CHORUS 1, 4, MIXED CHORUS 4, LATIN CLUB 2, 3, HISTORY CLUB 3, CLASS PLAY 4. x'9lh, .411 J: 9' JAMES DAVID ALBRITTON DavicI CHORUS I, BASKETBALL 2, 3, 4, LATIN CLUB 2, DCT 3. S.- l' LENNIE ESTHER BATSON Lennie LIBRARY COUNCIL 3, 4, GAR- DEN CLUB 2, 3, 4, GIRL'S CHO- RUS 4, HISTORY CLUB 3, F.H.A. I, GIRL'S 4-H I, 2, ENGLISH CLUB I. ALENA JOYCE ALLIGOOD llJoycelI GIRL'S CHORUS I, 2, 3, 4, MIXED CHORUS 2, 3, 4, TRIO 3, 4, MAY COURT 2, F.H.A. 2, PEP CLUB 4, LATIN CLUB 2. if T ' KX LX Tr I MARCELLA LOU ISE BOST MarceIla GIRL'S CHORUS I, 2, DCT 4, LATIN CLUB 2, 3, HISTORY CLUB 3, ENGLISH CLUB I, LI- BRARY COUNCIL I, GIRL'S 4-H I. L ELIZABETH EARLINE BARFIELD Earline MACON, GA., I, 2, F.H.A. 3, GIRL'S CHORUS 3, 4, MIXED CHORUS 4, MAY COURT 3, HONOR SOCIETY 4, DCT 4, PRES. 4, HISTORY CLUB 2, 3, SEC.-TREAS. 3. ELIZABETH ANN BLANTON IlBenyll EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL I, 2, DCT 4, CHORUS 4. 'Kw- gnu-w' .W PAUL BOWEN Paul LIBRARY COUNCIL 1, 2, E001- BALL 1, 2, 3, FUTURE FARMERS 3, 4, TREAS. 3, 4, MIXED CHO- RUS 3, 4. I PRISCILLA JEAN COLLIER Prissy BAND I, 2, 3, F.H.A. I, CLASS PLAY 3, 4, LATIN CLUB 3, SWIMMING TEAM 2, HISTORY CLUB 3, DCT 4. I Q ll JAY BUCHANAN Bird Legs LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, HISTORY CLUB 3, PEP CLUB 4, BAND I, 2, 3, 4, SECTION LEADER 4. BYRON MAURICE CAMPBELL Byron BASKETBALL I, MIXED CHORUS 3, 4, DCT 4, HISTORY CLUB 2, 3. A Xwf Q Q Nw-...,- . Cm LONNIE RAY BYRD Lonnie HISTORY CLUB 2, 3, FOOTBALL I, 2, 3, FUTURE FARMERS 4. THERESA CAPPS MCCOLLOUGH Theresa GIRL'S CHORUS I, 2, 3, 4, MIXED CHORUS 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. I, 2, LATIN CLUB 2, PEP CLUB 3, 4, ENGLISH CLUB 4, TREAS. 4, CLASS PLAY 4. 1- 'fl 'US i.. 2 X WALTER HUGH BROWN IlHughll TRACK I, 2, 3, FUTURE FARM- ERS 3, LIBRARY COUNCIL 3, 4. 'unp......- X ff? JESSE HERMAN COLLINS Herman BASKETBALL 2, 3, 4, ALL-STATE TEAM 4, BASKETBALL CAPTAIN 4, HISTORY CLUB 2, 3: KEY CLUB 4, MAY DAY KING 4. 99 P5 --, '71 its L K 'SR I ROGER HANSON COPPEDGE llcopll GARDEN CLUB I, MIXED CHO- RUS 3, 4, FOOTBALL 3, 4, BASE- BALL MGR. 3, HISTORY CLUB 3, SWIMMING 4, OSIB STAFF 4, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, LI- BRARY COUNCIL 4, PRES. 4. ROBERT FRANKLIN COTTER Robert O8-B EDITOR 4, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, KEY CLUB 2, 4, CLASS PLAY 3, 4, SWIMMING TEAM 2, FOOT- BALL 2, TENNIS I, 2, 4, BAND I, 2, 3, 4, SERGEANT 4, STATE CLINIC 4. '3-.62 YW' I 'Lgffsflfgwwlqfggfu '-4 1 f f , R, 3' - 1 'L -:4 ' F.. '-84' . I un '11 R ', . pf'f f', f ' ' . . 'pw ,inf . I KH V 'cv' - .,I. -' JAMES ROGER COLLINS Cricket HISTORY CLUB 3, 4-H I, FUTURE FARMERS I, ENGLISH CLUB I. , , - VL - ' I ,' 'R ,ll GK 'W f if a JAMES MCKENNY COOPER HJ imll FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4, BASKETBALL I, 2, 3, 4, TRACK 2, 3, BASE- BALL 2, 3, 4, HISTORY CLUB 2, 3, ENGLISH CLUB I, LATIN CLUB I, 3, 4, WHO'S WHO 2. 'F Y'-wx sg- , -Hug' 'X JOYCE ELAINE CULPEPPER llJoycell GIRL'S CHORUS I, 3, 4, MIXED CHORUS 3, 4, SPANISH CLUB 2, 3, 4, HISTORIAN 4, HISTORY CLUB 3, OSB STAFF 4, CIRCU- LATION EDITOR 4, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4. JOHN MONROE CURTIS John FOOTBALL 2, 3, 4, TRACK I, 3, BASEBALL 2, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, S.C. 2, 4, STATE CONVEN- TION DELEGATE 2, KEY CLUB 3, 4, PROJECTS CHAIRMAN 3, 4, PEP CLUB 4, BAND I, 2, 3, 4, SECTION LEADER 3, 4, HIS- TORY CLUB PROGRAM LEADER 3. I jf 4 BETTY LOU COSSON llsenyll GlRL'S 4-H I, LIBRARY COUN- CIL I, HISTORY CLUB 2, 4, DCT 4, REPORTER 4, SPORT'S DAY REPRESENTATIVE I, 2, 3. DAVID CLAYTON CRENSHAW David LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, SPAN- ISH CLUB 4, S.C. 3, 4, KEY CLUB 4, O8-B STAFF 4, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, HISTORY CLUB PRO- GRAM LEADER 3, ENGLISH CLUB I. X23 ' 'W I BETTY LLOYD DeHART Bets BAND I, 2, 3, 4, OFFICER 2, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, 'HISTORY CLUB 3, HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4, CLASS PLAY 4, CLASS SEC. 4, PEP CLUB 4. JAMES WALTER GOLDEY llJimlI OXFORD, PENN. I, 2, 3, LATIN CLUB 4: CLASS PLAY 4. ,554 4v ' DONALD MYERS ELLIOTTE Donnie S.C. 2, 3, 4, VICE-PRES. 4, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, HONOR SO- CIETY 3, 4, BASKETBALL 2, 3, 4, ALL-STATE TEAM 4, WHO'S WHO I, 3, CLASS VICE- PRES. I, PRES. 3, 4, KEY CLUB 2, 3, 4, DIRECTOR 4, STATE CONVENTION REPRESENTATIVE 2, HISTORY CLUB PRES. 3, O8.B STAFF 4,'CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, ESCORT MAY DAY 3, HOME- COMING I, BOY'S STATE 3. 5.3.1 ., ,,,, , I , gg, A Kg f EVERETT HARRY FALK Eve ret? WISCONSIN I,- 2, BAND 2, 3, 4, SERGEANT 3, CAPTAIN 4, KEY CLUB 3, 4, VICE-PRES. 4, HON- OR SOCIETY 3, 4, VICE-PRES. 4, LATIN CLUB 3, 4, BASEBALL 2, GOLF 4, WHO'S WHO 3, HISTORY CLUB GROUP LEAD- ER 3. ELIZABETH LOUISE SARAH ANN FISCHER FRANKLIN Jill Sarah BAND I, 2, 3, 4, SECTION LEADER I, 2, 3, 4, STATE CLINIC 4, SWIMMING TEAM 2, 3, 4, CAPTAIN 3, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, TREAS.-SEC. 2, CLASS SEC. T, 3, HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4, S.C. SEC. 2, PRES 4, CLASS PLAY 4, PEP CLUB 4, vvI-IO'S WHO 3, 4, HOMECOMING CAN- DIDATE I, 3, FOOTBALL SPON- SOR 4. S.C. 3, 4, HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4, LATIN CLUB 2, 3, 4, CONVEN- TION DELEGATE 3, LIBRARY COUNCIL 2, CLASS TREAS. 4: HISTORY CLUB PARLIAMEN- TARIAN 3. 6 ' Q X 4 wmv.. ROBERT FRANCIS DELMAR Delmar BAND I, 2, 3, SERGEANT 2, 3, SECTION LEADER 2, 3, SWIM- MING TEAM 2, 3, 4, CAPTAIN 4, CLASS PLAY 3, 4, S.C. I, 2, 3, TREAS. 2, 3, KEY CLUB 2, 3, 4, DIRECTOR 2, HISTORY CLUB VICE-PRES. 3, ENGLISH CLUB PRES. I, PEP CLUB PRES. 4, OSIB STAFF 4, BUSINESS MGR. 4, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, WHO'S WHO 3. , fi. . 4'- 'K ,-iw. lx? STAPLETON DABNEY GOOCH, IV llstapell BAND I, 2, 3, 4, ASS'T DRUM MAJOR 4, STATE CLINIC 2, 3, 4, FOOTBALL 2, SWIMMING 2, KEY CLUB 2, 3, 4, INTERNA- TIONAL DELEGATE 3, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, O8-B STAFF 4, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, WHO'S WHO 3, CLASS PLAY 3, HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4, BOY'S STATE 3, HISTORY CLUB GROUP LEADER 3, ENGLISH CLUB I. 'UF-s JEAN ELIZABETH HARRISON Jeannie PLANT HIGH, TAMPA, I, 2, 3, CROWN JEWEL CO-EDITOR 4, SPANISH CLUB 4, VICE-PRES. 4, PEP CLUB 4, SEC. 4, CLASS PLAY 4, OSIB STAFF 4, ASS'T EDITOR 4. BEVERLY ANN JONES llaevyll CLASS TREAS. I, MAY COURT I, LIBRARY COUNCIL TREAS. 2, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, SEC. 3, 4, FOOTBALL SPONSOR 3, HOMECOMING QUEEN 4, SWIM- MING TEAM 2, 3, 4, WHO'S WHO 2, 3, PEP CLUB 4, O8IB STAFF 4, CROWN JEWEL LAY- OUT MGR. 4, HISTORY CLUB SEC. 3, CLASS PLAY 3. an aww ,X , NANCY GRIFFITHS llNancYll LIBRARY COUNCIL 4, LATIN CLUB 2, 3, S.C. 4, HONOR SO CIETY 4, HISTORY CLUB 3, ENGLISH CLUB I. TILLIE ANN HACKLE Tillie HISTORY CLUB 2, LATIN CLUB 3, wHo's WHO 3, DCT 4, sEC. 4, HOMECOMING CANDIDATE 4. fry C: fr, 1 fl ICT T Y ROBERT GORDON KILBURN llseevyll BAND I, 2, 3, 4, BAND SEC- TION LEADER 4, STATE CLINIC 4, SPANISH CLUB 2, 3, 4, VICE- PRES. 3, LATIN CLUB I, TEN- NIS 2, 4, CLASS PLAY 3, HIS- TORY CLUB 3, ENGLISH CLUB I, PEP CLUB 4. 191 QI REBECCA ORA MARTIN IlBeckyll ENGLISH CLUB I, GIRL'S CHO- RUS I, 2, 3, 4, MIXED CHORUS 3, 4, ALL-STATE CLINIC 4, HIS- TORY CLUB 3, 4, GROUP LEAD- ER 3, WHO'S WHO 3, CLASS PLAY 3, 4, PEP CLUB 3, 4, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, BUSI- NESS MGR. 4, OSIB STAFF 4. BEVERLY ELIZABETH HOOTEN llsevyll CLASS TREAS. 2, PRES. T, S.C. 3, 4, SEC. 3, CONVENTION DELEGATE 3, JR. RED CROSS COUNCIL I, 2, 3, 4, PRES. 3, HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4, SEC. 4, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, GIRL'S CHORUS I, 2, 3, 4, SR. TRIO, PRES. 4, MIXED CHORUS 2, 3, 4, CLINIC 4, WHO'S WHO 2, 3, HISTORY CLUB GROUP LEADER 3, PEP CLUB 3, 4, CLASS PLAY 3, 4. ELIZABETH EMMA KELLY llBe'tyll CHORUS I, 2, 3, DCT 4, GAR- DEN CLUB 3, HISTORY CLUB 2, 3, ENGLISH CLUB I. A BARBARA ELLEN MAUGER Barb LANCASTER, OHIO I, 2, 3: O8-B STAFF 4, CROWN'JEWEL STAFF 4, PEP CLUB 4, F.H.A. 4, TEN- NIS 4, MAJORETTE 4. ,X 1'--.M JANE MIMS llDeell BAND I, 2, 3, 4, LIEUTENANT 4, LATIN CLUB 2, 3, 4, SWIM- MING TEAM 2, 3, 4, CAPTAIN 4, PEP CLUB 4, CLASS TREAS. 3, 4, S.C. 4, SEC. 4, D.A.R. CITIZENSHIP AWARD 4, HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4, STATE CONVEN- TION DELEGATE 3, HISTORY CLUB GROUP LEADER 3, CLASS PLAY 3, 4, MAY DAY REPRE- SENTATIVE, WM mn 4161 ,,,. I MARTHA JEAN MCCALL Ginger BAND 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, HIS- TORY CLUB 2, 4, TENNIS 3, DCT 4, TREAS. 4. RICHARD HARPER MERRION Dickie CHORUS 2, 3, SPANISH CLUB 1, 2, 3, SEC. 4, HISTORY CLUB 4, FUTURE FARMERS 3, BOY'S 4-H 1. Mi yn 1- Wy 1? f. ,,, . K JAMES LEE N1C1v11LLAN lIMaclI FOOTBALL I, 2, 3, 4, BASKET- BALL 2, 3, 4, ALL-STATE TEAM 4, BASEBALL 2, 3, 4, CLASS VICE-PRES. 2, 4, MAY COURT 2, F.H.A. SWEETHEART 2, HIS- TORY CLUB PRES. 3, LIBRARY COUNCIL 4: CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, WHO'S WHO 2, 3, 4, MAY DAY ESCORT. CLARENCE WINGATE MIMS, JR. Win BAND I, 2, 3, 4, DRUM MAJOR 3, 4, KEY CLUB 3, 4, SEC, 4, INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATE 4, DIRECTOR 3, HIS- TORY CLUB PRES. 3, CLASS PLAY 4, FOOTBALL 2, WHO'S WHO 3. 1 I Q4 J . Q, XX in ROBERT DANIEL MAY lloannyll BASKETBALL 2, 3, 4', GOLF 2, 3, FOOTBALL I, KEY CLUB 3, 4, SPANISH CLUB 4, HISTORY CLUB 2, 3. . 'A A ,s A WT: '73 fi-V, ,K im'- Ev JAMES KOHLER NORDLUND llJimmyll BAND I, 2, 3, 4, FOOTBALL I, 2, 3, 4, CAPTAINAQ BASKET- BALL I, 2, 3, 4, JR. RED CROSS COUNCIL I, 2, 3, 4, KEY CLUB. 2, 3, 4, TREAS. 3, PRES. 4. INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATE 4, STATE DELEGATE 4, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4: HIS- TORY CLUB GROUP LEADER 3, WHO'S WHO 2, 3, CLASS PRES: 2, MAY COURT ESCORT I. DOROTHY LEE PADGETT Dorothy GlRL'S CHORUS I, 2, 3, MIXED CHORUS 2, 3, HISTORY CLUB I, 2, 3, ENGLISH CLUB I. TOMMIE LEE PETTY BAND I, 2, 3, 4, SECTION LEADER 4, LATIN CLUB 2, 3, 4, PEP CLUB 4, HISTORY CLUB 3 ENGLISH CLUB I, CLASS PLAY 4. 153' MARVIN LEE ODELL THOMAS LEO ODOM Ee 90 SPANISH CLUB 2, 3, 4, BAND HISTORY CLUB 2, 3. I, 2, 3, 4, HISTORY CLUB 3, 4, PEP CLUB 4. J- 'Y QT!- it-.,. HOMER DAVID SCHAAF Homer BAND I, 2, 3, 4, LIEUTENANT 4, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, PRES. 4, HISTORY CLUB CRITIC 3, O8-B STAFF 4, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, TENNIS 2, SWIMMING 2, 3, 4, KEY CLUB 4, CONVENTION DELEGATE 4. if JAMES EARL SH ELLEY Johnny TRACK 3, 4, FOOTBALL 4, KEY CLUB 4, SPANISH CLUB 3, 4, HISTORY CLUB 3. PATRICIA ANN PARTIN llpatll SPANISH CLUB 2, 3, HISTORY CLUB 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, PRO- GRAM CHAIRMAN 3, GIRL'S CHORUS 3, MIXED CHORUS 4, DCT 4. svBoLE JEAN Pnum Sybole SPANISH CLUB 3, DCT 4, HIS- TORY CLUB 2, 3, ENGLISH CLUB I. .T7,., 'gm l VIVIAN KAY SHAW Vivian F.H.A. I, 2, SEC. 2, LIBRARY COUNCIL I, 2, SEC. 2, CHEER- LEADER 2, 3, DCT 3, 4, SEC. 3, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN 4, HIS- TORY CLUB 4, ENGLISH CLUB 1. 1 4 N., JOSEPH FREDRICK SMITH IIJ oell BAND I, 2, 3, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4, OSKB STAFF 4, HISTORY CLUB GROUP LEADER 3, CLASS PLAY 4, GOLF I, 2, 3, 4, FOOT- BALL I, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4. WILLIAM MERIL SHIREY WilIie BOY'S 4-H I, 2, 3, 4, REPORTER I, VICE-PRES. 2, PRES. 3, SEC.- TREAS. 4, FOOTBALL 2, 4, BASE- BALL 2, 3, 4, HISTORY CLUB 3, ENGLISH CLUB I, O8-B STAFF 4. RAY FREDRICK SKINNER llRayll BAND I, 2, 3, 4, FUTURE FARM- ERS 4, VICE-PRES. 4, FOOTBALL 2, BASKETBALL I, HISTORY CLUB 3. ,it l I ' 411- K MINNIE JOYCE SIMS llJoycell GARDEN CLUB 3, DCT 4, GIRL'S CHORUS I, 2, 3, MIXED CHO- RUS 4, F.H.A. I, 2, HISTORY CLUB 2, 3, ENGLISH CIUB I. ANNIE ELAINE SMITH EIaine GIRL'S 4-H I, 2, 3, PRES. 2, SEC. 3, HISTORY CLUB 4, GIRL'S CHORUS 3, 4. Wa.,-.. 'U 1- RICHARD DUDLEY SHELTON llkichll O8-B STAFF 4, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, KEY CLUB 2, 3, CLASS VICE-PRES. 3, FOOTBALL I, 2, BASKETBALL I, 2, HISTORY CLUB 3, LIBRARY COUNCIL 4. 4---'A Qs f ff., 1 'Uu-.... I MARJORIE WAVE STEVENS llmidgell OHIO I, 2, 3, O8-B STAFF 4, CLASS PLAY 4, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, PEP CLUB 4, VICE- PRES. 4, MIXED CHORUS 4, GIRL'S CHORUS 4, LATIN CLUB 4, LIBRARY COUNCIL 4, F.H.A. 4. I0 5 av I x X ANITA LAURENE THOMAS Renie O8-B STAFF 4, CROWN JEWEL STAFF 4, CO-EDITOR 4, MIXED CHORUS I, 3, GIRL'S CHORUS I, 3, 4, SEXTET 3, TRIO 4, SPAN- ISH CLUB 2, 3, 4, VICE-PRES. 3, PRES. 4, F.H.A. I, CLASS PLAY 3, 4, PEP CLUB 3, 4, HIS- TORY CLUB 3. ELLEN JEAN TRULUCK Jeanie MAJORETTE I, 2, 3, 4, ASS'T HEAD MAJORETTE 3, HEAD MAJORETTE 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, POINTS CHAIRMAN 3, PRES. 4, FOOTBALL SPONSOR 4, LI- BRARY COUNCIL 4, HISTORY CLUB 3, ENGLISH CLUB 3, GAR- DEN CLUB 3: CLASS PLAY 4, F.F.A. SWEETHEART 4, MAY QUEEN 4. R4 ff-I. in , . 1' ff, BILL FRANKLIN SUMNER Frank HISTORY CLUB 2, 3, DCT 4. f?'3 yr' Y ' W ' 4 t, I' g ' , if 1'- 1 . r' AN 'YI' it L v JAMES WESLEY UNDERWOOD Wesley BOY'S CHORUS I, 2, 3, 4, MIXED CHORUS I, 2, 3, 4: TRACK I, 2, DCT 3, 4, VICE- PRES. 3, GARDEN CLUB I, 2, PRES. 2, BOY'S 4-H I, HISTORY CLUB 3, PARLIAMENTARIAN 3. FAY JEANNETTE TAYLOR llFaylI F.H.A. I, 2, GARDEN CLUB 2, 3, LIBRARY COUNCIL 2, 3, GIRL'S 4-H 3, VICE-PRES. 3, GIRL'S CHORUS I, 2, 3, DCT 4, HISTORY CLUB 4, SPORT'S DAY REPRESENTATIVE I, 2, 3. i 1 . N 3 IT'. Ia 'x K x I ,f-Q. -X 03 vu GLENDA RAE WATROUS GIenda GIRL'S CHORUS I,3, 4, MIXED CHORUS 3, 4, SPANISH CLUB 3, 4, HISTORY CLUB 2, 3, PEP CLUB 4. JOE EVAN THORNBURG lIJoeIl JACKSONVILLE I, 2, HISTORY CLUB 3, SPANISH CLUB 3, 4, GOLF 4. NAOMI LOUISE TUCKER Naomi GIRL'S CHORUS I, 2, 3, DCT 4, HISTORY CLUB 2, 3, ENGLISH CLUB I, ji iv I X V X I HERBERT HENRY ZEBUTH Herbert PENNSYLVANIA I, KEY CLUB 4, S.C. 3, HISTORY CLUB GROUP LEADER 2, 3. WELL, THERE WE WERE! HELEN SCHLAKE WHITMAN Helene LATIN CLUB 2, 3, 4, CONVEN- TION DELEGATE 3, HISTORY CLUB CRITIC 3, BAND I, 2, 3, 4, OFFICER 4, S.C. 4, HONOR SOCIETY 4, ENGLISH CLUB I, LIBRARY COUNCIL 2. 41 1'P' TALLULAH KAY WOOLFOLK lIKayIl S.C. I, 2, SEC. 2, BAND I, 2, 3, 4, STATE CLINIC 4, SECTION LEADER 4, SCOTCH UNIT 4, HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4, PRES. 4, LATIN CLUB I, 2, 3, 4: SWIM- MING TEAM 3, WHO'S WHO 3, F.H.A. 4, CLASS PLAY 3, HIS- TORY CLUB 3, LIBRARY COUN- CIL I. 'kr I GARY DWIGHT FRYE 9 I' lIGarYll , nz, ,,,. WOOSTER HIGH SCHOOL, OHIO V L ' I, 2, 3, DCT 4. As Freshmen we entered the portals of L.W.H.S. in the year of I953. That year we honored the other classes with a Halloween carnival with dancing and many types of ghoulish contraptions. The Juniors were given a picnic at Eagle Lake, and all of our duties as Freshmen were taken well in stride. WOULD YOU LIKE TO BUY A MAGAZINE? This was a question heard all over Lake Wales as we Sophomores set out to break all records set by previous classes for magazine sales. After selling 52,586.40 worth of magazines, we began thinking of having the whole class tour Washington. With a huge Christmas tree decorating the Woman's Club, we gave a Holiday's dance which turned out to be a great success. Again we ventured to Eagle Lake, but this time it was to give the Seniors their last picnic. With water football and fried chicken, this day became one of the best in the year. UPPER CLASSMEN AT LAST! One of the main duties of the Juniors is to sell refreshments at football games, and our class co-operated whole heartedly to further stretch the seams of our treasury. GHOST ROAD our three-act contribution to the stage was six weeks in preparation. As Old Bones set the theme, several of our classmates assumed roles that transported the audience into a world of horror, mystery, and comedy. The country club never looked more like the old South than when we gave our Junior-Senior Prom. The evening held a buffet, dance, and a breakfast. To many this was the first all night party. THE VERY LAST YEAR Homecoming, with all of its gayety and excitement, was made even greater as our class presented half-time festiv- ities at the game and ended the evening with a semi-formal dance. This year, THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED showed the talents of the class on the stage. This three-act comedy was presented with the new props which were our gifts to the school. Our dreams as Sophomores had at last materialized and we left for Washington. For five glorious days our time was spent riding trains, touring Richmond, taking a moonlight boat ride, touring Annapolis, and seeing all of the sights of Washington. At last .Iune sixth arrived and the Class of 1957 walked down the aisle at 8-OO P.M. The last four years seemed like just a short period. Many things that should have been done were never done, but as the speeches were made, we seemed to feel a pride in our Class of '57. Www 4,5 ' ' N f 'lf' !1':y'9 - . , N .' fs- . .. N ,U , jeff,-1 ' , .-' ' r- - , ' ,' gf . j.- ff . , .f- 'aff' J . ' Q N' ' . . ' ,- . ,hy V 1 ',. .Q T- .,. ' . W 4 1 A I A V' YI U V 1' M' ' H fgI4 'E W i qi-2 X, M' ffl' ' ' Q, wx wi?1f:kt9Wi!zE'jM4,,WWfZd -fm Wffw QWEJ. em 3 n 05' WQW dum-JMS :1 M f ev A is X Q xf MW HQMWM Ok, Q 'iffjzwldfw Q52 15, Jfzzldan Pqhvgf 6aaCQ. ,X 2 vgjjgqmwg U ff, 22566 'JM 'QS-f E W' su 1-f Qi gffbwwjwm 41217 6549 EM JWWRj iff Zu HM M0 f'1 w,,'3 .,V2iL+ QW W Qty WWW 9'2r '- jf! JM WW' . M Sn' 'hffw M.M1+? i N6 . ui, 'Q'-f-if ,U-uv ff , 'S in 'N xxx is 9,- .fn r , 1 . M.. 'wa 1. v .Z f x 71 .A fl 4 x 5 Y' X v 3 J y -my x-P' i N 0 , Q fx' N T S HW' HJ ..- Q' V- A Q Qx X iw 4',s'Y'6J 9 'R ,M m K SYXA v...Sw- 2- , - 1 S? ,S SfKIiiiQ.1'Iifj,jS jij-455-5S-ffffirzffs3-S S 4 SAmWw'S'L'4' if 55' 's Wwr,ww,3 nS - - I f I i ,L ' .1-W. 'U -if - f -. hitv 'Q ,R 1 W Q 'R' ' B fm ' - 5-1 ' ' J V .4 'fa-7' - rm- , ' - +I! f'! '! p 1 I 7l I Lg 1:1 iz H sk?WQ.'5,i5-7 'MIA O THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 gr 'Fi' . 1 f I i Il U an -VJ - P A . ,. S ef Q' u P . si- , . For outstonding obility in the field ot MUSIC, for shoring his verso- tile tolents with us oll, ond tor be- ing the lite ot oll our porties, we honor MR. STAPLETON GOOCH For mointoining o high scholustic overcige throughout his high school coreer ond for winning the No- tionol Merit Scholorship, we, the Senior Closs, honor for SCHOLAR- SHIP MR. HOMER SCHAAF VM' ii 1 1 v I 1 i lil l For outstanding service in the field of LEADERSHIP, for four years of loyalty to the school, dependability, activity in his church, and friendly I-lello's for everyone, we honor, MR. DONALD ELLIOTTE For superior capability in the field of ATHLETICS, for giving us many thrills as he played on the basket- ball court and the football field, for an easy-going smile and at- titude, we honor, MR. JAMES MC MILLAN D-0 ,X, 3, I! h ,why QJV1 ,- f W A ' 1 x Q V I ' I ix A , I 1 rv. ,IIN I - -,IQifQl ,riff JS, I: -f f24Ef2' -ff'f'?fL-2-f- 'A - , , .f 10. , . A A- X -V , ,. .. D' .f -A 'W F I 4: is ' , Eff!! ll lla i 7 ,, 3, . ... 5 'F . .+e f 1.5 -vT'i,H,1,l'+15 , , . , my ' La.,-'f 4511.3 . 'YL ' 'i , L1 . ' , v . -': .L N- ' g'T.?'n,-.:-,bfi ',j,g ,Pl-a ,.k.'5Mfa3, . y-f'...-52' '1 '-.5191 is uf. , 1,-5 A . 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Third row: Sammre Jean Acre, Teresa Blalr, Susan f J'-8 df First row: Walbert Darnpler, Bruce Goocher, John Howell, Dennus Thomas, Wayne Fowler, James Zorn, Vernon Slkes, Second row: Kandl Klncald, Gloria Houk, Rhonda Waller, Glorra Moody, Beverly Hodge, Martha Rawl- ings, Pat Cannon. Third row: Ja Ann McDamel, Juamta Robbrns, Ann Carr, :NMQQQE . 'I A C ,, .,. s P flaw' ' ' ' z 4 D .ghl J. wr.-5 y A L 1 Q 5 Q 1 my mr' A ' R Y J Q' 5-lu A, t ' .. .qv N at 1, F. Judy Palmer, Carole Anne Spivey, Wayne Blocker, Bull Newton, Bern Bul- lard. Fourth row: A. W. Naprer, Wayne Underwood, Jackte Vrckery, Joseph Paul, Wayne Tew labsentj, Beth Thomas labsentj. J eff, r ' 4, l '- .Tl Mn 'ft W .I 'uf' , 4 is N -ggi, I ,L If i n-was -Ji. I ' ,daft H L A Q ind 9.4 First row: Bruce Anderson, Jerry Hayes, Bevy McDaniel, Nelson Yarger, Ruchard Stearns, Jerry Fisher, Larry Moody. Second row: Carol Stevens, Gall White, Maureen McKeow, Sharon Sprelman, Mary Cherry, Mary Batten, Betty Sue Pickles, Ann Jackson, fabsentt, Sandra Henry. Third row: Ray . 5 X Ir, :sunny ,,.,,', ,, g- S:-it Ward, Roger Knight, Shfrley Wulltarns, Judy Lodmell, Betsy Thornton, Sylvua Watson, Ellzabeth Bowen, Kathern Green, Nom: Jean Wrlllams, Thelma Smrth, Larry Jones, Thomas DeVnlle. Fourth row: Damon Lequrre, Rtchard Sturn, Clark Pearson, Bobby Ground lobsentj. H5 -1-1Qn.r - if ' J' nj. J L II, f-M .. ' f'-' . T -V '4 ' r f ik- ,J r ' il 4 4. 3 - :S . 71 - ' -D 's ' r ' 'ill Q- - .S ' : M.,-L F , 2 l I 4, .. 'LI I l 51:10 1' I 5 W SQ: ,I Q1 5 A -1 ,, ' , 'l l' ' Y, l ,Eg F1 I no C , , x 1 9 , v W l ' .. xx . x . Q X' vi u r' I 'H ' Liv., f RL.- l A t ' f A -A 1 L,-- 1 4 --f '+-- s, -- ASM , L E Y - +6 x A ' , 'r' 4 V, ' , 'Q' ' . 1 A ff mlb. s hr - , X First row: Tommy Flagg, Ronald Muchaelrs, Emory Gleason, Lamar Batson, Bobby Stokes, Jack Copeland, Doyle Underhrll. Second row: Raymond Mar- lin, Gary Sefton labsenij, Wade Franklrn, Bully Rrdgeway, Jimmy Holbrook, Dale Ftschbach, Butch Morgan, Lester Grllrs. Third row: Betty Sheffreld, Barbara Sums, Lrnda Norton, Nan Trllett, Susan Contwoy lobsentl Joyce Srsk, Lots Whrte, Genny Knrght, Donna Carter, Duane Hardee. Fourth row: Linda Fox, Wanda Mrmbs, Margaret Bunch, Phyllrs Wise, Carol Fischer, Allen Prescott, lobsenll, Emory Anderson lobsenll. ' r l il ' rl ,IQ LA 41 Y-, . 1' Q ' :hd jg, V' . Q A Z1 V 'S g'k'r'f1'A 'lf-If H al' N -4 -0 -.- ' ,AA ,qt 'tis 10 1-1 ' l ' ' E V,-'la . , L A s . ,v f I f 5,1 QTY 'Y - 'gl N ., f,. -' s. 'C ' V V , Firsf row: Donald Shepard, Ray Thompson, George Pooser, John Comme- vrlle, Larry Connelly, Roy Pearce, Leslue Bunner, Larry Moss. Second row: Bruce Fann, Camle Hudson, Carolyn Owens, Phyllrs Draper, Phyllrs Merser, Judrth Green, Danna Sams, Sandy Marshall, Susan Chelette, Dickey Knee- land, Davtd James. Third row: LaVonne Truluck, Wayne Bass, Cheryl Lovett, Carolyn Branne fabsenll, Jerry Chapman, Judy Srkes, Gale Buxton, Bar- bara Pabst. Fourth row: Wandell Hall, Barney Bush, Larry Campbell, Franklrn Arnold labsentl Jerry Norton, Doyle Batson, David Braggins labsentl, uma'-oa,,, an 116 L 4 ,L 'HF' as-s 3' I 'ill' 'Atl Hz-A. . 'J ,, H 1 , N ' f N i -01El u-- fd . ml? .I a W ,X x - 3 .v GFS' ' . - gl l !Z?. First row: Rome Sharpe, Kenny Rodes, Elame Brrth, Shtrley Shuman, Marte Dykre, Sherry Brooks, Lenyel Stephens, Freddie Harper. Second row: Joyce Messer, Margaret Hurst, Janet Hatfield, Clare Messer, Evelyn Page. M- Sfv ,ZS 6-3 Y ,F fi X. , xg Q V' , if , rf - it Q s' 2' 1 . F, 4 .hw J .4 1 th, K QP A w 4 E A-W 'Q y , J .,..., Q , 1 'li an 5 Q I P ' S ,vs 'A 'J' ' is -7 .J an J' r J , ' ' i x Q ' v 'SL . H . First row: Bill Mixion, Johnny Fehringer, Junior' Stover, Ronny Crosby, Gary Pearson, Robert Skipper, David Ward, George Connon, Douglas Brooker, James Hollingsworth. Second row: Louise Singletary, Wilma Bees, Margaret Aleck, Barbara McDaniel, Carol McKinzie, Judy Raines, Gwen Monk, Linda Hall, Julie Kenney. Third row: Sharon Hutchinson, Sondra Lowhorn, Ann Manry, Judy Wade, Penelope Davis, Bobbie Brock. Fourth row: Jesse Craw- ford, Sam Bush, Edward Britt, Jett Holland, Frank McCall, Douglas Hid, Jane Avorett iubsentl. li ll. I y 4, fffiftfxis s R21-a gill' ,iw- ' fb j 4, V z I , . I Q W. 2. A ll, ii. me -3 ff k, 5 ,.. .,,. , f A E Q X, I .. Y 1 we iv 4 -f 4 wr . . ,J 1 , ,, , X N, , H ,gut s N? ,uf , Sk ft' sv tr' , l' A 1 ' I 1 L iff' A f ,L First row: Ricky Bonneman, Donald Widner, Carlos Owens, Jack Daughtry, Jerry Goolsby, Billy Pooser, Artis Youmans. Second row: Sandra Johnson, Margie Albritton, Janice Rothbauer, Babs McRae, Julia Struthers, Barbara Buck, Martha Rogers, Patsy Tucker, Bernice Hammock. Third row: Sammy Arthur, Billy Jackson, Dorothy Smith, Barbara Davis, Wanda Jones, Flossie Bricksmith, Ann Mackintire, Barbara Bates, Morgan Hancock, Gerald Con- neley. Fourth row: Richard Padgett, Walter Dykes, Phillip Wise, Jerry Richards. W K .f we of K. ix s Q, :QS 4' First row: Robert Airett, Ray Elliotte, Tommy Harmmon, Jerry Anderson, Billy Morris Ellington, Jerry Padgett, Luke Cain, Skipper Turner. Second row: Sadie Hare, Margaret Lane, Joyce Youmans, Linda Knight, Sharon Watson, Shirley Carter, Mildred Carnley, Joyce Lahr, Betty Scarborough, Reba Royal, L4- Ola Green.Third row: 'Wayne Huggings, Billy Allen, George Hammer, Joe Collins, Jim Brown, Joe Milton, Frank Haas, John Stegman, Kenneth Paulk, Donald Howell. i'l7 , re' J' 'ii f- J QS' , I 1 l 'Nil .,. ,-V v r- l 3' f'ofM -5- A v'-,f Y Nr ' It r f 4' . . 6' - M RQ Q 'A l , fic' J , .-,F - f - L - - 1- - X5 1 .1, , Dj Y I xg 7 f 1 fb . r I J I ls - A ' Y .Q Front Rowr Bully McKenzie, Raymond Robbins, Junior Greenway, Lavon Smith, Dan Boone, Raymond Elliotte, Butch McKeeman, David Partrn. Second Row: Richard Sutherly, Junior Berry, Rosalie Smith, Roberta Smith, Joyce Ann Vossler, Olivia Webb, Doris Dease, Darlene Lawson, Joan Chambers, .4 r W' .- F ' J ,., l J my - 'ae fy I-N' S I. 2 ll f, l 41.2151 ki L F . First Row: Russell Watrous, Wrllrarn Lasseter, John Rogers, Jackie Denton, Tommy Seymour, Ronald Collins, Randy Lassiter, Richard Crawford, Donald Acree. Second Row: Gall Harvard, Patricia Hendrix, Juanita McKinnon, Margaret Rhudy, Sandra Smith, Patrtcra Davis, Linda Willis, Mary Jean 4' 4: , t K-I viii I ,K A First Row: Bobby Allen, John Peterrng, Hank Crouse, Joe Hornsby, Clayton McElroy, Gates DeHart, Kenneth Taylor, Second Row' Alberta Sprott, Judy Seymour, Sue Gaston, Amorette Tlllett, Joyce Moody, Eunice Hudson, Rosa- lie Howard, Jimmie Sue Farrow. Third Row: Ellis Dantord, Pamela Pugh, 118 Betty Kelly, Freddie Reynolds, Bobby Heath. Third Row: Joyce Varn, Mar- garet Burkett, Carol Klrne, Patsy Combs, Cheryl Lone, Tommy Kent, Doyle Golf, Kenneth Fisher, Sam Smrth, Kenneth Smith. rf A .:-- J A l F 1 ilq .s V ' elvlfl v' Q - ' V ' ' - Xllpx PX' I 4 p Ll T ltlllt VCL '4l Tuite, Sylvia Youmans, Mary Alice Henderson, Mary Ann George. Third Row: Anne Cain, Sue Wltten, Barbara Lawrence, Sue Hudgins, Shirley Vaughan, Joyce Branch, Nancy Connelly, Ernestrne Smith. Fourth Row: Neil Davis, Jerry Champion, Bully Kirkland, Johnny Price. n 2630 5 - 1, 4 -R, , - . l 'tl - ... 'PQ' fe- ,..,. f :F A , ' L 5 S 'fV I?5 Sandy Jones, Charlotte Freeman, Janice Struthers, Lynne Proctor, Darlene Thompson, Junior Tucker. Fourth Row: Wayne Truluck, Kenneth Edwards, Freddy Richards, Scottie Butler, Bobby Rich, Leonard Breseman, Carl Hoff- mann, Stanley Roberts, Henry Hackle. 7. Jr K ii' 1 I . -fs . -W I ? 'v'nn- 5 L all 711 4 p A ity A .Al First row: Billy Tucker, Jerry Tucker, Phillip Connelly, John Tucker, Don Stephens. Second row: Bobby Gene Watson, Ken Naprr, Leslle Kelton, Gary Wltten, Ronald Duncan, Eugene Lee, James Clements, Carl- ton Green, Albert May. , S l -.F V' 1- , . 43,4 ff f 3 jx 1 A Kawliif in 1' Y .'- xii X x, 'G i,f'l G wk? if 1 'f oil , f ff .. alle' X A is ,. ' ' an U 1 Q. ' V r Q23 li 'W 4 lui z? , .fffil Q L+ 1, , 1 -ft I ft. 1 if 'Q ' vo 2 , ' ,S Q . x1,,! 1- of 6 'bw 1 fr. 1 ll ,kk e Vw' UHNDGPA , r ' ' t -A at A ,x 4 0 1,4 J ' sz if ivft ,. ..:,' xr. i W9 ,wwf A ' , A ,gffmm C .I Q ' L ,WMM ' we A X5 iii 5 -r 2' YGW nrulfwxuvv-ning?-q G MHHHHQ W 5 A i ...A Y 'Q 'ut X A ,Q f . l ' if ia! xy ' t t I i ! ft ' .7'r'?'s is t3 c L4 A . 5 ' x fa 5 'T X51 1 K X , Z Vi Left to right: Don Elliotte, Mr. Jones, James McMnllon, Robert Delmor, Beverly Jones, ond Jean Horruson. Not pictured are: Mudge Stevens, Stope Gooch, Lourene Thomos, ond Rebecco Mortm. THE 1957 CROWN JEWEL STAFF. . . WE FINALLY MADE IT! fi x, X, E 9 L , L,-, . X I Q X 'Lf X 1 S.. N 3' fv- X f ,Q ' J ,H- K xv JU .. if gm aw .rf , .nfl u J 1' gc' x J ' ' 05 -i 1' A 51, r'.'5',f , V 5 w ' f ff if . 'I .lu . 1 if KDE? 1,10 W GEORGE TEDDER'S UPHOLSTERY STUDIO DOUGLAS BULLARD INSURANCE AGENCY Beverly I-looten 81 Slope Gooch 25:22 KANDI JANE Anne Pugh 8. Donold Jomes MCCRAINEIS SERVICE STATION Chorles Delmor 8K Robert Kilburn ra' :Hb ,go 151 sri-w :F ,11 4 :f1,svg, , Q YF 2 I -I :Q il' 91573 I Win Mims 8. Mory Jone Kensinger ,ff I 1 TOYLAND Koy Woolfolk 81 Don Elliotte W 1613 7 fl Il 1 , ' , .' f Q . FASHION RENDEVOUS, INC. Anne Dopler 8. Belly Lloyd Del'lorI SM in ELLIS DRUG STORE WALES FURNITURE CO. Joyce Rainey, Jonie Hodges, Ray Mylan, Fay Jean Tuluck 81 Billy Atwell Rogers We X ...f Ny' 179 I I I M, I - .I 7 , , W.- .4 1' MANN-ALBRITTON COMPANY, INC. HURLBUT REAL ESTATE Patsy Redford 8K David Albritton Eva Keen SL Ronnie Brinkerhott e,La 115424 ' Cf , X , I X is S. H. HANSON REAL ESTATE JIMMY THORNI-IILL REAL ESTATE Midge Stevens 8K Robert Delmar Diane Purvis 81 A. J. Barranco 'iyyyg l r I ' E SIMMONS JEWELERS PETTIGREW 81 THOMPSON Potsy Kelly 8. Edwin Powell Joyce Culpepper 81 Lee Cloyton iv E5 MURRAYVS DRUG STORE TYLER OFFICE SUPPLY Jone Crouse 8K Roger Coppedge Philip 8. Dovid Tyler gsm !.-Lb!! Eowirxis Five 8. TEN l i yyr ' LANES T.v. Quiclo Vouglrm 8m Dovicl Dorminey Jerry Cooper 8. Solly Whitfield 'LF JM f xfqaf Sing .S I- I ,- Mia, I v ' :v 'H:fg'.j ' f . I, O-'F e J 5711? 'lt of ' . vm JJ? fi Lit' 1 A GREAT MASTERPIECE B. Campbell, J. Horrison, J. Altigood, ond W. Shirey I I ,reg If n Q! M121 ., has lfv'l. 'II at I I , My In be 1+ I at GIFT BOX JOHNSON 8. TILLMAN INSURANCE I I .ri I .a-manly:- ' u,,,,.-an-'W ' FORT ELECTRIC Midge Stevens .ri Qi?-.fe -Q- L. F. MARTIN Robert Delmor ond D. N. Cortledge , ,eva . I 1 ' ',, ' I . , I V 1 'f J. ' 1Tlff212f.L 5 it -. V53 vt Q-' . - Viw IJ. iii' -f I I E R' 1 ., '-1: iq! ' .Q f I, ' QQQQ , . 3'.l- ' ,..',,,,,. 1 I - HA..-TQ-. IZ .NuKINl'1 . I ' ' F PETER HAMMER Midge Stevens 8- Ronnie Brinkerhott if iQiSHMc I Q ff MX m M' gg in lpvgm , . 9 3 . f 5 X 6 31-Q. -Fra UMESHGP Betty Bunch and Richard Shelton x 2 ' ttt' f .'1t Q-Q-.1 .':.V 'glam cyst 4 4 R V tw Q BEJOS Dot Kruze and Cynthia Seed gl T1 lint? x 'Mtn RIDGE DRUG STORE Pat Nitch and Frank Fishbach GEORGE AND HAROLDYS MEN SHOP Joe Moody and Faye Mathis 0 5 if Q M TQWNSEND LUMBER Betty Blonton ond Jock Townsend K, X if ATU aft Q if Q1 - ay 1 Ai' 5 A V s tt B, if Q' Fm V15 ,mi ' . Ili fjfi .J I - A it E51 3 'SIU ' - R 2 f,..4 Q, I 'I 3' . 1, A,.,.. ,.. -- - ij. 5 i N www gg .g wilj-fl N' t 25.5 ' 1 w i 3 5 A 'fffw , , mqigkzgy ,W CURT G. JOA, INC. Soro Todd ond Charles Hottcwoy 1 I ll, Ll 'U, .X N N ijgalili SEMINOLE HOTEL WARD'S WOMENS WARE Lindo Heoth, Lcurene Thomos, ond Tommie Lee Petty tt eymm :ti -XI mu R NDRY DRYCLEAW9 unenneum g -Q 4 PRATHERS LAUNDRY IX if' -,.. , ' A 14 . v mx , Nam FLORIDA CAB 4' X. wmv .. y ri, C. . 5 i ,A 95 I C ! 'I h Lv,-X, D - ll, , M - H 5' D M' L tt W1 xl ,atklttk . 5 ' U ,L .-.,. V' A ,'.. 11 -Q LAK -X - M 1. ',' 't yfxh' f' ri 1: U if E 'iU4f'1'l ff'-5 4 ' Mtg 'T' if' A Lete Q Lift W if 'QE ?.gfTi?i 'I' 'Ak - 2: 'P' F Q 9 , QEM 3 A v t., f,.9f,,,,,jQ ,Q f E , M de - 5 HUBBARD HARDWARE A RITEWAY LAUNDRY I A A :'7Ti'f'5I - f Amr BATES RESTAURANT FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION .YA V , A -.....,.. lg W, -' , I 6 E i l 5 4 - .- - . I-Q: ' 'Ty' . .. P:-L I ,,, .. M '53FL'.'Zf. DRAPER FUNERAL HOME THE MENS SHOP Jim Scoggs ond Jean Harrison , ' . I ' 'ilwjir - 1 I , -3 px p , FRANCES FLOWERS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN nv- .- QI ' sn 5 ngmggsggsgc' K 4 . -0. ' '- 'T A 'QI ' 1-4 - I - ' 1 ,gn -,,, 'A' .1 .T -, -- I 4 .. x gtv ' A ,fr - .1 SHERMAN'S FIRESTONE SERVICE PLANTATION INN ,ililfj L 4 4 . LAKE wALss ' o EE I1 LAKE WALES STATE BANK SMITI-I'S PURE OIL STATION X 2' . 5 ,, , f f ' mf 'I Mjgfiffwg ,aims C04 , 1 I mofvs-REPAIRS I A WSTAUSUPPLIES M 1. .,..... 'ff - xg Pl IIII 'E Q WATER HEATERS 5? 5 I ' . F7777 ,H - RANGES REFRIGERATORS gg E wwmoncuvuss gg if AN , ...mini I ,,,.,a. L EEE. -Q -ul- :lh-v-- BOB WEEK'S ELECTRIC CO. HIGHLANDER RESTAURANT Q surf BANK v ' X as suns vnu PURE . '14 'ff 71 I-s 4,-u ' -ub- f -ff: ' ...- w'15'N ,4 n I I LAKE WALES PLUMBING FREEZET Joyce Alligood A . ln 'fzfan ,I I 1 6 rl ' , , A.L. ,LAQ,V Y 5+ I in ml I :S 23... ag i' TOWER MOTORS, INC. MORRIS HARDWARE Midge Stevens -J-3 S I Q S! I 1 I I Q .M I E I I I xml?IQCIIIIIIIWIVI-I. A 2: HE2Tf1fl',, ',e,,Qii1SwI:S Q IA :ww jp, ,M rin Mow fesbfje A Ag. I CAINIS PARTS 81 SERVICE SWARTZ COMPANY . If A XX,-W r, I 545' THE DAILY HIOHLANDER FLORIDA UTILITIES CORPORATION BIII Downhom ond Wayne Dickey i IIE KX- -W I H g, Q ,mu .V '7L +I MARGARETS DRESS SHOP CARLTONS FLOWERS Win Mims ua'- --Jfx 'gif , 6 54 I BARNEYS RESTAURANT JIMMY SUPERETTE Joe Moody Jomes Knizely, David Dorminey, Jerry Gilbreofh rs , X I XX 'Q , cms Smfif' JACK HEATH'S CITY SERVICE EVANS CITY SERVICE 'Ins E C Sw ?M,,q ' CITIESQ I - M xnn - if f' 'Ez -LE3bL: Qq -f'.f,, ALTA VISTA CITY SERVICE MORGAN JOHNSTON CITY SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR -f'.C'l g1U!5l.llf ' 'd i?- A Pl unu- EL H, ,Jil PUBLIX MARKET M24-' Q xx W, L, K '- pf . fin-,ska 'K 'S tii JZ iiK i xxx. 'A Q E iw A x' i, ,J . I I Q12 ff? 52 , Q 53,4 r . q'f?rX it I , Rae Brown, Larry Richards, and Cecil Maddox. David Sfrufhers PII G15 L---Ii?-'if-' I ,- WESTERN AUTO EDINFIELD'S PURE OIL STATION I 12 MOORE'S GARAGE SI-IRIOLEY REAL ESTATE William Shirey Tecsi Mims aa .1 V M A-M W IIA: 1 ...-, 41 .I . 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