Lakeland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 99 of the 1940 volume:

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E wwf T114 1, I . if .fP'5'g.--xgawei-1 ...I..,,,- U FCDIQEWCDIQD We have been young and gay, have found life beautiful. May this record of our findings bring back for us always the tender melody of a love song of the nineties. CONTENTS FOREWORD . . Page 4 DEDICATION . . . 5 FACULTY . . . 1 1 CLASSES . . 14 ACTIVITIES .... 3 8 ADVERTISEMENTS . 8 2 aaa! DEDICATIGN ,GC 'i ww awww-wrr ' WWW Because he first unstintedly dedicated himself to us and preceding gen- erations of pupils at Lakeland High School through thirty-seven years of continuous service, because he lives the life which he teaches, because he IS friend, counselor, and inspiration to all with Whom he comes ln contact, We, the class of 40, respectfully and affectlonately break a precedent that no yearbook should be dedicated a second time to one person, 1n order to dedicate this annual to the oldest and best member of the faculty, our Mr Chips, EUGENE CHESTER ANGEL Q-If Xvg, N31 N428-N., V, , 5 ,X A 1' 9 ' N Q . , i'- VAX - . . . M 1 lv 7115! . ,pw X AI :h If ' l lip :A I . ra 1,3 5 1 5 1, 5, A u ' as YEA 'fr . 1 Ni J ' . -I A :I-., , 4 -1,-9 1 Q r A la ' ff 1 iid if 5 il ' A , il ' ' ' . ,. . r e, . X X31 ,- f! Ff f. Q S - El Q . 1 ' f i A 5 'Q o .Q 5 E' E I F r +,.Qf ' fi? :'l ' 211, ' E 1 7.5 5 .lv Q -H '15I5fi'.Q3 : r , , 4- if p p 1 'wr :wg-.G+ s l 3? .,.. .. .jfg .- 1- ---,:,:4-11, ' --4:-.N K 'iff -uf .JE N:-:.J,1QfRQ2!sqqPii-, .gm .- J ' '-f'- Q.-..n-,rg-y,. 'mm ,K '-'men ..-v.P9m.c'sfr- QW- .. wg- K 'ro- 'LL-.a,,,,1...,.m ZSEJ School days, school days- Good old golden rule days- Rendin' and wrifin-' an' ,rizfbmefic Taught fo the tune of a hickory stick. You were a queen in calico, I was your basbful, barefoot beau., You wrote on my slate-I love you, 100, Wbezrl we were a couple of kids. x X U A 6 f . f , Q i 'X Sox n xr x 4 A Ig li' 'j-s . Q U rr . f y +45 fig? , ,, E I 'X '-P1 ,' .Q mr' sf X 'D n ,J , , 1 7990 . g H EJ 3 i 13 5 fam r ynlgihfw 3 . vs- g., IW. si-xiii? 41 5 - 5 3 5, ,Q 7 4' 6, 3 .R ,VI 3 i I 1 A nv A 'Q' i. We One reason you have an an- nual is the Showbozit Min- strels. Thanks, Mr. Mayhall and the Frances Langford Club. The reason you can see the front door is - mid-term exams are being taken inside. QA.. SUPERINTENDENT If there are lights burning at the high school toward midnight, it's probably Dr. Carl S. Cox, balanc- p ing the budget. l T. j. PEPPELL ml Me PRINCIPAL Public relations agent is Mr. T. J. Peppell, who sees the viewpoint of teacher, pupil and patron. DR. CARL S. COX DEPARTMENT HEADS Mr. E. C. Angel is found in the chemistry laboratory early and late .... English proj- ects are worked out by Mrs. Virginia Bentley .... Want a secretary? Mr. Baldwin Wylie will recommend a commercial pupil .... If your problem is mathematical ask Mrs. Mary Lee jewett .... War or peace, Miss Marguerite Lumpkin knows the answer. ' 's g ANGEL BENTLEY JEWETT LUMPlxIN WYLIE moo? . S BENSON BRANTLEY BRYANT C, CRAIG ' F. CRAIG ARNETT DANIEL JENKINS GLOVER GOODW INI ' 1 I - I I im Mr- E C- ANGEL A B- Brown Head Miss RUTH DANIEL, A.B., Florida stare College . , . , y, of Science Department, teaching Chemistry .... Mrs. NELLIE ARNETT, A.B., B.S.C., Illinois State Teachers' College, Florida Southern College, Graduate work at Florida Southern College, teach- ing American History .... Mrs. VIRGINIA W. BENTLEY, A.B., University of Texas, Head of English Department, teaching English .... Miss MARJORIE BENSON, A.B., Florida State College for Women, teaching Typing .... Miss MA- RION BRANTLEY, B.S., Florida State College for Women, Graduate work at University of Ten- nessee, teaching General Science and Physics .... Miss RUTH HALL BROWN, A.B., University of Kentucky, teaching Algebra .... Mrs. LUCILLE N. BRYANT, A.B., M.A., Washington Univer- sity, teaching English .... Miss NANCY CATH- ERINE CRAIG, A.B., Wesleyan College, Head of Foreign Language Department, teaching Latin. . . . Mrs. F. CRAIG, A.B., Stetson University, Graduate work at Florida Southern College and University of Colorado, teaching English .... for Women, Graduate work at Tulane University, teaching American History .... Miss ANN GILKEY, A.B., Florida Southern College, Grad- uate work at Duke University, teaching, Biology. . . . Mrs. GLADYS D. GLOVER, A.B., Florida Southern College, teaching English .... Miss KATHRYN GOODWIN, A.B., M.A., Florida Southern College, Northwestern University, Grad- uate work at University of Mexico, teaching Span- ish .... Miss MARY IRENE GRACY, BS., M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, teaching English, Current History, and Sociology .... Mr. JOHN M. HAYNES, A.B., University of Florida, Graduate work at Florida Southern College, Coach. . . . Miss SARA JENKINS, A.B.,Wes1eyan College, teaching English .... Mrs. ROBERT JEWETT, mfr'- llfx X Wiq ilN, 'Sig 'X..Lf B.S., Florida State College for Women, Graduate work at University of Wisconsin, Head of Mathematics Department, teaching Algebra, Trigonometry, and General Mathe- matics .... Miss JOSEPHINE KING, A.B., Florida State College for Women, teach- ing English, Consumer's Education, and Commercial Geography .... Mrs. HENRY LIPSCOMB, A.B., Florida Southern College, Graduate work at Kentucky State Teachers' College, teaching Latin and English .... Miss MARGUERITE E. LUMPKIN, A.B., M.R.E., Florida State College for Women, W. M. U. Training School, Louisville, Ken- tucky, Graduate work at Peabody College, Head of Social Studies Department, teaching World History .... Mr. HARRY S. MAYHALL, Quincy College of Quincy, Illinois, Ellis Brooks Band, Voice with Sally Turner, Boston, Mass., Director of Music and Dramatics .... Miss MAXINE MCINTYRE, .A.B., Florida Southern College, Graduate work at University of Vermont, teaching Geometry .... Miss ORABELLE MEANS, A.B., Florida Southern College, teaching English .... Mr. CLIFTON MURRELL, A.B., Assistant Football Coach, Basketball Coach, teaching General Science .... Miss GRACE MURRELL, A.B., Florida Southern College, teaching Civics .... Miss CLOYCE NALL, B.S., Florida Southern College, teaching Shorthand and Business English. . . . Miss LUCILLE NASH, A.B., Florida Southern College, Graduate work at Univer- , ,l 1 G N. . A 'lf QP X499 -Y 'im GRACY HAYNES KING LIPSCOMB MAYHALL MCINTYRE MEANS C MURRELL G. MURRELL NALL NASH ORNDOFF PHILLIPS WILSON PIERCE POPE SKIPPER A YOUNG C. YOUNG COWART sity of Vermont, teaching Algebra .... Miss JUNE ORNDOFF, A.B., Florida State College for Women, Librarian .... Mr. ELMER S. PIERCE, B.S., L.S.B., M.A., Louis Institute, Chicago, Kent School of Law, Columbus Univer- sity, Lieutenant U.S.N.A., teaching Bookkeeping. . . . Miss LOUELLA POPE, B.S., Florida South- ern College, teaching Homemaking .... Miss MINNIE SKIPPER, B.S., Florida State College for Women, Teaching I-Iomemaking .... Miss HILDA SPRADLIN, B.S., Florida State College for Women, teaching Typing .... Mrs. GRADY H. WALLACE, A.B., University of Oregon, Grad- uate work at Universities of Maine, Wisconsin, and Alabama, teaching English .... Miss ELIZA- BETH WEST, B.S., Stetson University, Graduate work at Duke University, teaching Senior Science, Director of Girls' Sports .... Mr. BALDWIN WYLIE, B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Graduate work at Alabama Polytechnic Institute and Florida Southern College, Head of Commercial SPRADLIN WALLACE WEST MITCHELL SANDERS THOMAS Department, teaching Business Arithmetic. . . . Miss ALBAZINE YOUNG, A.B., M.A., Florida Southern College, Northwestern University, teach- ing Latin .... Miss CHRISTINE YOUNG, A.B., M.A., Florida Southern College, Northwestern University, Home Room Director, teaching Span- ish and Vocational Civics .... Mr. GUY H. WIL- SON, B.S.A., University of Florida, Graduate work at Universities of Tennessee and Florida, Coordinator of Diversified Cooperative Training. . . . Mrs. MARGARET MITCHELL, Secretary. . . . Mrs. MARY JO SANDERS, Secretary. . . . Miss ELEANOR COWART, Secretary .... Miss EDNA GRAY THOMAS, Secretary. Z0 WI I 'x Q9 Xe-if 'R-J' C T xx I want a girl just like the girl Tlaat -married dear ole dad. She was a pearl and the only girl That daddy ever load, just an ole fashioned girl with laeart so true, One that cared for 110 one else but you. I want a girl just like the girl That married dear ole dad. X-3945- :.:.L ziaingam U QE: l .,, B In . uf, .... . QM' B OFFICERS Murray Lasley was the President of the spring graduating class and Katherine Park was the Vice-Presi- dent. Deloris Bethea was named the Secretary and Delores Bentz the Treasurer. Doris Phillips made an excellent Reporter and Elliot Heald and Harry Phillips Ser- geants-At-Arms. They were ad- vised by Misses Marjorie Benson and Ruth Daniel. A OFFICERS The mid-term graduating class was led by Albert King while Bertha Mc- Phail was the Vice-President. John Wilson was the Secretary and Treas- urer and Edith Stokes the Reporter. The Sergeants-At-Arms were Charles Simmons and Charles Graft. This distinctive group was advised by Misses Sara Jenkins and Mary Irene Gracy. AMIDON i BALLARD BAUM BAXLEY BELL BOUTON BOWYER BRANNAN CARTER CA UTHEN CLARKE CLOUD BETTY JANE AMIDON - Her kindness is dearer and better than gold. Bagpipe, Assistant Editor, 395 Band, 37-405 Chemistry Club, 39-40, President, 39-409 Classical Club, 36-403 Drill Team, 38-40, F. L. C., 39-405 Glee Club, 37-395 Hi-Y, 37-405 Chief Justice Honor Court, 39, Secretary and Treasurer, 39-403 Most Intellectual Junior, Stunt Nite, 36-393 Orchestra, 39-405 Writers' Club, 38-403 Your Face Is Familiar, 40 .... CHARLES BALLARD- The winds and the waves are always on the side of the ablestf' . . . MARJORIE BAUM- When the heart is light with hope, all pleases, nothing comes amiss. Chemistry Club, 39-403 Classical Club, 36-405 Hi-Y, 38-403 Honor Society, 38-40, Stunt Nite, 39-40. . . . LILA BAXLEY - A kind heart is a fountain of gladnessf' Hi-Y, 38-393 Honor Society, 39-405 Glee Club, 38 .... EVA MAE BELL - A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Art Guild, 385 Classical Club, 38-403 Hi-Y, 37-40 .... JACK BCUTON- They are never alone who are ac- companied by noble thoughts. Baseball, 38-395 Intramural Basketball, 37-38, Destroyer Basketball, 395 Chemistry Club, 38-393 Classical Club, 38-405 Destroyer Football, 36-38, Captain, 37, Dreadnaught, 39, Captain, 395 Grammar School Football Coach, 37-38, Hi-Y, 39-403 L Club, 39-405 Stunt Nite, 35-36 .... LOUISE BOWYER- Good nature, like a bee, collects honey from every herb. Stunt Nite, 39, Usher Your Face Is Familiar. . . . EVELYN BRANNAN- The best and noblest lives are those which are set toward high ideals. Chemistry Club, 39-405 Drill Team, 38-39, Honor Society, 38-40, Hi-Y, 37-40, Spanish Club, 38-40 .... JEWELL CARTER - What sweet delight a quiet life affords. . . . RACHEL CAUTHEN- The original of all Women is the same and virtue is the only nobility. Spanish Club, 37 g Stunt Nite, 393 Usher Your Face Is Familiar. . . . CHARLES CLARKE- Live as if you expected to live one hundred, but might die tomorrow. Senior Faculty Basketball, 393 Chemistry Club, 39-404 Senior Destroyer Football, 393 Stunt Nite, 40 .... GRAYDON CLOUD- A cheerful open countenance. Senior Faculty Basketball, Classical Club, 37 5 Destroyer, 37, Dreadnaught, 38-39, Captain, 393 Stunt Nite, 36. x AX - f 'E Y ,sit--' fy e i w gi A' R23 '47 N, -P i Ig S , 'S ,J-f i IE, 17 c A -Q? 97 - vi! 461940 SENIOR CLASS 0 HENDRICK HOLLAND HOWELL JARVIS ,IEFFERS JONES KING LALONDE DUCKETT ENGLISH conmxo GRAFT J. GREENE L. GREENE HAMILTON HANCOCK LOUISE DUCKETT- Fields are won by those who believe in the winning. . . . JOHN ENGLISH - He scatters enjoyment. Dra- matic Club, 39-405 Football, 37-385 Most Handsome Junior, 385 Your Face Is Familiar. . . . RAY GODDARD- An honest man is the noblest work of God. Classical Club, 36-385 Hi-Y, 39- 405 Honor Society, 38-405 Safety Patrol, 37-405 Stunt Nite, 39. . . . CHARLES GRAFT- Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Senior Faculty Basketball, 395 Cheer Leader, 395 Chemistry Club, 39-40, Vice-President, 39-405 Dramatic Club, 39-405 Hi-Y, 37-40, Vice-President, 38-405 Ser- geant-At-Arms Senior Classg Spanish Club, 37-38, Secretary and Treasurer, 38, President, 39-405 Stunt Nite, 37-395 Your Face Is Familiar. . . . JIMMY GREENE- Unselfish and noble actions are the most radiant pages in the biography of souls. Destroyer, 36-37, Dreadnaught Reserve, 395 Stunt Nite, 36 .... L. W. GREENE - A good man does good merely by living. . . . JOYCE HAMILTON- Good nature bespeaks the health of the soul. Hi-Y, 38-395 Honor Society, 38-395 Spanish Club, 36-38 .... FRED HANCOCK- The smallest courtesies sweeten life, the greater ennoble it. Baseball, 38-395 Destroyer Basketball, 38, Dread- naught, 38-405 King, Stunt Nite, 39 .... MILDRED HENDRICK- Self conquest is the greatest of victories. I-Ii-Y, 38-405 Your Face Is Familiar, 39 .... LOU ELLEN HOLLAND- An ex- cellent thing is a Woman. Art Guild, 37-395 Glee Club, 37-39. . . . BOB HOWELL- The exhibition of real strength is never grotesque. Baseball, 36-395 Basketball, 385 Chemistry Club, 39-405 Destroyer, 36-39, Captain, 385 Grammar School Football Coach, 395 Secretary Freshman Classg Stunt Nite, 36 .... HELEN JARVIS LARSEN LAVENDER MCPHAIL MILLER NASH NEWSOME PINSON PURVIS RACKLEY mann REID sims -- Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. . . . VIRGINIA JEFFERS- It ainit no use putting up your umbrella till it rains. Stunt Nite, 39, Your Face Is Familiar, 39. . . . CHRISTINE JONES- Sweetness all nobility of nature holds. . . . ALBERT KING- It is not what he has, or even what he does which expresses the Worth of a man, but what he is. Intramural Bas- ketball, 37-38, Chemistry Club, 39-40, Classical Club, 39-40, Consul, 59-40, President Senior Council, 39-40, Destroyer, 36-37, Grammar School Football Coach, 38-39, President Freshman B, Junior B, Sen- ior A Classes, Vice-President Freshman A, Sophomore B, A, Junior B, A, Senior B Classes, Hi-Y, 37-40, Secretary, 37, Vice-President, 38, President, 39, HIGHLANDER, 39, Honor Society, 38-40, Most Repre- sentative Freshman, Most Versatile Junior, Stunt Nite, 36-39, Senior Attorney, 39, Your Face Is Familiar. . . . JACQUELINE LALONDE- A light heart lives long. Chemistry Club, 39-40, Clas- sical Club, 36-40, Dramatic Club, 39-40, Hi-Y, 38-40, Honor Society, 38-40, Stunt Nite, 39, Your Face Is Familiar, 40 .... CHARNELLE LARSEN - Good humor often proves virtuous. Aviation, 38-40, Secretary, 38-39, President, 39, Chemistry Club, 39-40, Secretary Freshman Class, Stunt Nite, 36, 39 .... MARGARET LAVENDER- Good nature is the beauty of the mind. Classical Club, 38- 39 .... BERTHA MCPHAIL- The nerve that never relaxes, the eyes that never blink, the thought that never wanders. Bagpipe, 36-40, Editor, 40, Chemistry Club, 38-40, Senior Council, 39-40, Drill Team, 38-39, Glee Club, 38, HIGHLANDER, 37-40, Hi-Y, 39-40, Vice-President Senior Class, Stunt Nite, 38-40, Writers' Club, 36-40, Vice-President, 39-40, Treasurer, 37 .... CAROLYN MILLER- Her kind beams, they black to brightness turneth. Art Guild, 36-39, Dramatic Club, 39-40, F. L. C., 38, Stunt Nite, 38-40, Writers' Club, 38-40, Reader, 38-39, Your Face Is Familiar, 40 .... ALLEN NASH- We cannot always oblige, but we can always speak obliginglyf' . . . JACK NEWSOME - A true man never frets about his plan in the world. . . . ELLIS PINSON- Variety is the spice of lifef' . . . ERNEST PURVIS- A good heart is worth gold. . . . CATHERINE RACKLEY- she is truly courageous who never despondsf' . . . JANE REED- And does the temper match the hair? Bagpipe, 38-39, Associate Editor, 39-40, Chemistry Club, 38-40, Drill Team, 38-39, Hi-Y, 38-40, Honor Society, 38-40, Stunt Nite, 39-40, Writers' Club, 38-40, President, 39-40, Treasurer, 38-39 .... BILLY REID- Let us love life and feel the value of it. . . . ELIZABETH SALE - Modesty is the color of virtue. Chemistry Club, 39-40, Classical Club, 38-40, Stunt Nite, 39-40. XA s o 1-fb' fm: fx '4 'K 2.1 75 v .5 i - i Il Tr- -Ps i S I 3, 6- ' 19 472 f w. s 1 QL1940 SENIOR CLASS 0 LAKELAND HI THOMPSON WEBB WILLIS WILSON SHAW SHERIDAN C. SIMMONS E. SIMMONS SMITH SNOOK STOKES SUTTON MARTHA SHAW- It is a wise head that makes a still tongue. Classical Club, 36-405 Hi-Y, 38-405 Honor Society, 38-40 .... GERTRUDE SHERIDAN- Example is more efficacious than precept. - CHARLES SIMMONS - Good humor is the health of the soul. Cheer Leader, 39, Dramatic Club, 39-405 Ser- geant-At-Arms Senior Classg Stunt Nite, 39-405 Your Face Is Familiar. . . . EDWIN SIMMONS- All who would win joy must show' it. . . . ELIZABETH ANN SMITH- A smile is a whisper of a laugh. Beauty Contest Winner, 395 Classical Club, 38-395 Drill Team, 38-395 Stunt Nite, 395 Writers' Club, 395 Your Face Is Familiar. . . . JERRY SNOOK- Opportunity sooner or later comes to those who work and wish. Chemistry Club, 39-405 Classical Club, 38- 405 Associate Justice Honor Court, 385 Stamp Club, 38-40, Secretary, 385 Stunt Nite, 37-405 Writers' Club, 37-40, Reader, 38 .... EDITH STOKES- We attract hearts by the qualities we display. Vice-President D. C. T., 38, Secretary, 395 Mistress of Ceremonies, Your Face Is Familiar, 405 Reporter Senior Class, 40 .... MARY SUTTON- No good is absent where prudence dwells. . . . ALICE THOMPSON - Walk boldly and wisely in the light that you have. . . . BEA WEBB - No external advantages can supply the place of self-reliance. Stunt Nite, 39-40 .... EATON WILLIS- Man! thou pendulum betwixt a smile and tear. Baseball, 38-405 Stunt Nite, 39 .... JOHN WILSON - Friend- ship is the shadow of the evening which strengthens with the setting sun. Chem- istry Club, 38-405 Most Popular, Junior, 395 Vice-President Junior B, President Junior A, Senior B, Secretary and Treasurer Senior A. i 20 ' ' 1 AKER ALLIN ANDERSON ARCHER BALLENGER BARILOVITS BARROW BASEY BEACH BEAN BENNETT BENTZ FRANK AKER- In your patience, ye are strong. . . . JANE ORR ALLIN- Her virtues are too numer- ous to recount. Chemistry Club, 39-40, DeSoto County High School, 36-395 Honor Society, 40. . . RICH- ARD ANDERSON - Cheerfulness is an offshoot of goodness and reason. Chemistry Club, 39-40, Intra- mural Basketballg Sergeant-At-Arms Junior Class .... NELL ARCHER- Goodness is beauty in its best estate. Chemistry Club, 39-405 Stunt Nite, 38-40. . . CHARLOTTE BALLENGER- Principle is a passion for truth. Classical Club, 38-393 HIGHLANDER, 37-40, Hi-Y, 38-39 .... STEVE BARILOVITS - Good sense makes good dollars. Chemistry Club, 38-39 .... LOYCE ALICE BARROW - Rare is the union of beauty and virtue. Chemistry Club, 39-40, Classical Club, 37-403 First Attorney, Stunt Nite, 39-405 HIGHLANDER, 39-40, Hi-Y, 38-403 Honor Society, 38-39-40 .... EARLEEN BASEY- I was born to love, not to learn. . . . BILLIE BEACH- Diligence is the mother of good luck. . . . . BECKY LEE BEAN - Earnestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason. Glee Club, ' 36-40g Band, 37-383 Showboat Minstrels, 37-38 .... JOSEPH BENNETT- A jest loses its point when he who makes it is the first to laugh. . . . DELORES BENTZ- A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Classical Club, 36-405 HIGHLANDER, 39-405 Honor Society, 39-40, Stunt Nite, 39-403 Treasurer Senior Class. , X '1 -'FN Q 3 C -Ji 155: X is J . NAP? - ge. i 21 E 4 ' 3 0 1 QA. 1940 SENIOR CLASS 0 COE COFFEEN COKER COOPER COX CRAWFORD DEKLE DEVORE BERKES BETHEA BOLAND BRINSON BROWER V. BROWN M. BROWN BURGESS BILLY BERKES- With thee conversing I forget all time. School Patrol, 38-39, Stamp Club, 39-40, Swimming Team, 39-40 .... DELORIS BETHEA - Beauty is always queen. Art Guild, 39-40, Court Recorder juvenile Court, 39, Dramatic Club, 39-40, F. L. C., 37-40, President, 38-40, Business Manager, 39-40, Glee Club, 37- 40, HIGHLANDER, 39-40, Editor-in-Chief, 39-40, Hi-Y, 37-40, Honor Society, 39-40, Interlocutor, Showboat Minstrels, 39, Most Attractive Freshman, 36-37, Most Versatile Junior, 38-39, President Freshman Class, 36-37, Queen Stunt Nite, 39-40, Secretary Senior 36-37, Spanish Class, 39-40, Served as Junior-Senior Reporter, Club, 37-40, Secretary and Treasurer, 37-38, Vice-President, 38-39. . . . EDITH BOLAND- Patience is the key of content. D. C. T. Club, Vice-President, 39, Spanish Club, 36-39, Stunt Nite, 36. . . . ROBERT BRINSON- Do well the duty that lies before you. D. C. T. Club, President, 39-40, Hi-Y, 39-40, Honor Society, 39-40, Sergeant-At-Arms, Freshman Class .... SYLVESTER BROWVER- What a spendthrift he is of his tongue. . . . LA- VERGNE BROWN- A light heart lives long. . . . MARY BROWN- Power rests in tranquility. Hi-Y, 38-40, Spanish Club, 38-40, Stunt Nite, 39 .... JOE BURGESS- I had rather have a fool to make me merry than experience to make me sad. . . . LOUISE COE - Silent when glad, affectionate, though shy. Classical Club, 36-40, Hi-Y, 38-40, Honor Society, 39-40 .... ELLMAKER ENGLISH B. FORD M. FORD FOREMAN FORRESTER FORTMAN FRINK GOODWILL HALL HAMBRICK HARDEN MARY COFFEEN - Reserve is the true expression of the respected. Chemistry Club, 39-40, Classical Club, 38, Honor Society, 39-40 .... VERLE COKER - The two noblest of things, which are sweetness and light. Classical Club, 37-39, Hi-Y, 38-40, Honor Society, 39-40 .... GERTRUDE COOPER- A woman is easily governed, if a man takes her in hand. . . . MARGUERITE COX- Everything that is exquisite hides itself. Spanish Club, 37-38, President, 38, Stunt Nite, 38, Hi-Y, 38-39 .... LAMBERT CRAWFORD - Better a bad excuse, than none at all! . . . SPURLIN DEKLE - I always get the better when I argue alone. . . . ALYCE RACHEL DEVORE -- Nature's chief 'masterpiece is writing well. Bagpipe, 38-39, Publicity Manager, 38-39, Chemistry Club, 39-40, Stamp Club, 38-40, President, 38-39- 40, Secretary and Treasurer, 38-40, Stunt Nite, 37-38, Writers' Club, 36-40, Reader, 37, Representative, 38 .... HARRIET ELLMAKER - Praise is the reflection of virtue. Art Guild, 39, Classical Club, 38- 40, F. L. C., 37-40, Glee Club, 37-40, HIGHLANDER, 40, Hi-Y, 39-40, Honor Society, 39-40, Showboat Minstrels, 37-39, Writers' Club, 37-40, President, 40 .... JANE ENGLISH - To know how to hide one's ability is great skill. Chemistry Club, 39-40, Honor Society, 39-40, President Athletic Association, 38-40 .... BEATRICE FORD - Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Chemistry Club, 39- 40, Hi-Y, 38-40 .... MILDRED FORD - Patience is nobler than any deed. Chemistry Club, 39-40, Hi-Y, 38-40, Spanish Club, 37-39. . . THOMAS FOREMAN- A spirit superior to every weapon. . . . COPELAND FORRESTER- It takes a good man to be a good listener. . . . DIXIE FORTMAN- Simplicity, of all things is hardest to be copied. Chemistry Club, 39-40, Hi-Y, 38-40. . . . CONWAY FRINK- Art needs no spur beyond itself. Art Guild, 37-40, Treasurer, 37, Vice- President, 38, President, 39, Honor Society, 39-40, Spanish Club, 38-40 .... VIRGINIA GOODWILL - With countenance demure, and modest grace. . . . MARGARET HALL - Love me little, love me long. . . . DOROTHY HAMBRICK- Unobtrusive, but most conclusive. . . . DORIS HARDEN - Modesty and dew love the shade. Hi-Y, X 38-40. wa' wx 2 Q .At . W I 4' ,.x, 5 ,iS jr i'- N f an 5 .1 5 X 'l'.'.:- lla I 3 Q' xx , Z5 LK V H if S. I -A v tif af ag 59 , XX ,L V? -Fixx ,' J . , I - 9 - Kew ' 5 . R 'X 1 .3-. Z ' 3 1 ' l . 0 f HARPER HARRIS HARRISON HAY NES HAYWARD HEALD HELMS HENRY FRANK HARPER- Good looks and courage are an unconquer- able combination. . . . BILLY HARRIS- The next best thing to a very good joke is a very bad one. . . . BOB HARRISON - Sensible people find nothing useless. . . . GLYNN HAYNES- I shall make you an impromptu at my leisure. Glee Club, 37-385 Safety Patrol, 38-39, Spanish Club, 37-385 Stunt Nite, 37-38 .... JOE HAYWARD, JR. - It's better to play than do nothing. . . . ELLIOT HEALD - His fancy lost in pleasant dreams. Chemistry Club, 39-40g Hi-Y, 37-40, Treasurer, 38-39, Secretary, 39-40, Spanish Club, 37-395 Sergeant-At-Arms, Sophomore and Senior, Senior High Council, 395 Stunt Nite, 37-39, Vice-President Fresh- man and Junior Classes .... ALYCE HELMS- I trust and I am content. . . . SARA HENRY- Zealous but modest. . . . AUDREY HEWETT- Earnestness is the devotion of all the facul- tiesf' Chemistry Club, 39-40, Hi-Y, 38-40, Honor Society, 39-405 Spanish Club, 37-383 Writers' Club, 38-40, News Editor, 39, Ex- change Editor, 39 .... HELEN HUTSON - There are no tricks in plain, simple faith. Hi-Y, 40, HIGHLANDER, 405 Writers' Club, 39-40, Feature Editor, 40 .... EVELYN JAMES- The power of gentleness is irresistible. . . . CHARLES JEWETT- The slowest of us cannot but admit that the world moves. Chemistry Club, 40, Safety Patrol, 37-38 .... HAZEL JONES- Hail to thee, blithe spirit. F. L. C., 37-38, Glee Club, 35-38, Hi-Y, 373 Stunt Nite, 37-38 .... JOYCE JONES - In one soft look, what language lies. Chemistry Club, 40, Classical Club, 37-40, Hi-Y, KING KNEELAND KOON LAMBETH LASLEY LAYTON LEE LESNETT LIEBENSTEIN A. LINEBERGER j. LINEBERGER LOGAN 38-40, Honor Society, 39-405 Stunt Nite, 39 .... MARIAN JONES- She walks to inaudible music. . . . BARBARA KESSLER- A sunny temper gilds the edge of life's blackest clouds. Chemistry Club, 39-40, F. L. C., 38-39, Glee Club, 37-39 .... VIRGINIA KING - Sincerity is religion personi- fied. Bagpipe, 38-40, Publicity Manager, 38, Advertising Manager, 39, Editor, 405 Chemistry Club, 405 Classical Club, 39-40, Hi-Y, 39-403 I-IxoHLANDER, 38-40, Orchestra, 37-40, Showboat Minstrels, 37, Stunt Nite, 37-39, Writers' Club, 38-40, Vice-President, 40 .... JEAN KNEELAND- She fairly breathes little bubbles of excitement. Art Guild, 39-403 Hi-Y, 39-405 Hi-Y Sponsor, 39-40, Stunt Nite, 39-40 .... LOUIS KOON - For they can conquer who believe they can. Chemistry Club, 39, Clas- sical Club, 39-40g Orchestra, 36-403 Stunt Nite, 39 .... EMMA LEIGH LAMBETH- The power of gentleness is irresistible. Chemistry Club, 39-40, Classical Club, 37-39, Hi-Y, 38-405 Honor Society, 37- 40, Stunt Nite, 39-40 .... MURRAY LASLEY - Blushes are the rainbow of modesty. Classical Club, 37-40, Quaestor, 39-40, I-Ii-Y, 39-40, President Junior and Senior Classes, 38-40, Spanish Club, 38-40, Stunt Nite, 37 .... CLAIRE LAYTON- Modesty is the citadel of beauty and virtue. Chemistry Club, 39-40, Secretary and Treasurer, Classical Club, 37-40, Hi-Y, 39-40, -President Honor Society, 39-403 Spanish Club, 39-40, Stunt Nite, 40 .... LEONORA LEE- The holy calm that leads to heavenly musing. Chemistry Club, 39-40g Hi-Y, 39-40, Stunt Nite, 39 .... FRANK LESNETT- A courage to endure and keep. . . . BOB LIEBENSTEIN - I take all knowledge to be my province. American History Award, 39, Chemistry Club, 39-405 Classical Club, 36-393 Hi-Y, 39-405 Honor So- ciety, 39-40, Vice-President, Most Intellectual Freshman, Junior, 37-393 Stunt Nite, 39 .... ANNIE MARY LINEBERGER- Reason is mistress and queen of all things. . . . JENNIE LINEBERGER- The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Chemistry Club, 40, Classical Club, 38-395 Hi-Y, 39-403 Honor Society, 40 .... BETTY LOGAN - Who does not know the bent of woman's fancy? Art Guild, 40, Vice-President, Chemistry Club, 40, Classical Club, 39-405 N A HIGHLANDER, 40, Hi-Y, 39-405 Senior Council, 40, Vice-President, Stunt Nite, 40. V --1 1 I. rx AQ 539 52- ? vi X -' 7 5: 1 H-f. -2--. 25 .E04 3 QA. 1940 SENIOR CLASS 0 MILTON MITCHELL NEWSOME NOWLIN OXFORD PARK PATRICK PETERSON A . T . ,f .ml MCCORVY McCLELLAND McKAY MAGARIAN MASSEY MEAD H. MILLER Y. MILLER MAUDELLE MCCORVY- Bashful sincerity and comely love. . . . AUDREY MCCLELLAND- I would help others, out of fellow feeling. Chemistry Club, 39-40, Representativeg F. L. C., 37-405 Glee Club, 37-405 Showboat Minstrels, 395 Stunt Nite, 40. . . . MURRAY McKAY- Time will tell who will be great. . . . KRIKOR MAGARIAN - Patience is necessary ingredient of genius. Band, 38-40 .... CAROLINE MASSEY- In maiden meditation, fancy free. Chemistry Club, 39-405 F. L. C., 405 Hi-Y, 39-405 Spanish Club, 39-40 .... DONALD MEAD- Earnest- ness is the salt of eloquence. . . . HOWARD MILLER- Some one who is firm in will moulds the world to himself. . . . YVONNE MILLER- They who have light in themselves will not revolve as satellites. Art Guild, 37-405 Chemistry Club, 405 HIGH- LANDER, 405 Spanish Club, 38-405 Girls' Hi-Y5 Stunt Nite, 39-40. . . . RALPH MILTON- It is tranquil people who accomplish much. . . . CHERRY MITCHELL- The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulnessf' Art Guild, 37-385 Classical Club, 39-405 HIGHLANDER, 37-405 Hi-Y, 39-405 Secretary Junior Class. MYRTLE NEWSOME- A docile disposition will, with applica- tion, surmount every difficulty. . . . ROBERT NOWLIN - Cool- ness and absence of heat and haste indicate fine qualities. Chemistry Club, 39-405 Classical Club, 36-405 Glee Club, 36-375 Stunt Nite, 37-40 .... T. J. OXFORD - The end of labor is to gain leisure -It is a great saying. Camera Club, 39-405 Reporter, 395 IHEENEY D. PHILLIPS H. PHILLIPS POLHAMUS PUTNAM RANSBURG RATLIFF RAYMOND REEVES REYNOLDS RIDGEWAY ROACH Cheer Leader, 395 Chemistry Club, 38-405 Classical Club, 38-395 Dramatic Club, 39-405 Hi-Y, 39-405 Sergeant-At-Arms Junior Class5 Stunt Nite, 36-39 .... KATHERINE PARK - Novelty is an essential attribute of the beautiful. Art Guild, 37-385 F. L. C., 39-405 President Sophomore Class5 Most Popular Junior, 385 Spanish Club, 37-395 Vice-President Senior Class .... GRACE PATRICK- There is a majesty in simplicity. Art Guild, 37-405 Chemistry Club5 Hi-Y, 38-405 Spanish Club, 37-38. CURTIS PETERSON - He will succeed, for he believes all he says. HIGHLANDER, 405 Chemistry Club 40 .... PAT PI-IEENEY - She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. Chemistry Club, 39-405 Drum Major, 38-405 Secretary of F. L. C., 39-405 Glee Club, 37-405 HIGHLANDER, 405 Hi-Y, 39-405 Show boat Minstrels, 37-395 Stunt Nite, 37 .... DORIS PHILLIPS- Who is it can read a woman? Chem istry Club, 38-405 Business Manager of F. L. C., 38-405 Representative Freshman Class, 36-375 Glee Club 36-405 HIGHLANDER, 405 Hi-Y, 38-405 Showboat Minstrels, 37-395 Stunt Nite, 38-395 Spanish Club, 37-40 Vice-President, 39-405 Reporter Senior Class, 39-405 President F. L. C., 39 .... HARRY PHILLIPS - Alas, for the folly of the loquaciousf' . . . EDWARD POLHAMUS- Go west, young man, go west. . . . EDITH PUTNAM- Here's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. . . . DOROTHY RANSBURG - Be gentle, genteel, genuine, and generous. F. L. C., 38-395 Glee Club, 38-395 Hi-Y, 37 405 Spanish Club, 38-40 .... EDWINA RATLIFF- What will Mrs. Grundy say? . . . TOMMY RAYMOND - Oh, I am stabbed with laughter. Chemistry Club, 39-405 Classical Club, 36-395 HIGH LANDER, 38-405 Treasurer Hi-Y, 39-405 Treasurer Junior Class, 38-395 Stunt Nite, 38 .... VIRGINIA REEVES- Were she perfect, we would admire her more, but love her less. Basketball, 38-395 Chem istry Club, 39-405 HIGHLANDER, 405 Hi-Y, 37-405 Honor Society, 39-405 Spanish Club, 36-405 Stunt Nite, 36-39 .... BUSTER REYNOLDS- The inborn geniality of some people amounts to genius . . . BUNKY RIDGEWAY- Nature designed us to be of good cheer. Chem- istry Club, 39-405 Stunt Nite, 395 Spanish Club, 39-40 .... CLARENCE N ROACH- Men are the cause of women not loving one another. ' lr 9'-r -1 U aa ' ., 4' 5, T., 3 H -Leng -fe? N 27 ' no ' - 0' W1 .Q 3 QL 1940 SENIOR CLASS Lx SPEARMAN STEWART TAYLOR TOLLE TOMPKINS TRUEBLOOD TWEEDELL WALKER an Q . . ROBERTS ROCKER ROPP ROWLAND SAUNDERS SHAVER SMART SMITH BEATRICE ROBERTS - Simplicity is a jewel rarely found. Hi-Y, 38-40 .... BETTY JANE ROCKER- Men prize the thing ungained more than all that is. Art Guild, 38-40, Secretary, 405 Chemistry Club, 39-405 Classical Club, 38-405 HIGHLANDER, 405 Hi-Y, 38-405 Stunt Nite, 38-39 .... WALTER ROPP- He who discommendeth others obliquely commendeth himself. Avia- tion Club, 38-40g Representative, 39-405 Bagpipe, 405 Chemistry Club, 39-405 Hi-Y, 385 Honor Society, 39-405 Safety Patrol, 395 Judge, 395 Stunt Nite, 405 Writers' Club, 40 .... BRYAN ROW- LAND - He who respects others is respected by them. Chemistry Club, 39-405 Intramural Basketballg Hi-Y, 38-405 Representative Junior Classg Stunt Nite, 36-395 Home Room Council, 39-40 .... ELIZABETH SAUNDERS - l'Frailty, thy name is woman. Chem- istry Club, 39-405 Classical Club, 38-405 Hi-Y, 38-405 HIGH- LANDER, 405 Showboat Minstrels, 39 .... CARROLL SHAVER - Heaven help is better than an early rising. Chemistry Club, 39- 405 Destroyer, 36-37, Dreadnaught, 395 Hi-Y, 39-405 Stunt Nite, 39 .... DOROTHY SMART - There is a majestic grandeur in WEEKS WEST WHIPPLE WHITTEN M. WILLIMS W. WILLXAMS tranquillity. Chemistry Club, 39-40 .... DOUGLAS SMITH- Wit and humor belong to gen- ius alone. . . . MARGARET SPEARMAN - Earnestness is needed in this world as much as any virtue. Athletic Association, 395 Basketball, 385 Chemistry Club, 39-40, Classical Club, 36-403 Drill Team, 38, Hi-Y, 38-40, Honor Society, 39-403 Stunt Nite, 37-38 .... PAULINE STEWART-Chem- istry Club, 39-405 Hi-Y, 38-40 .... EDNA TAYLOR-Glee Club, 39-40, Hi-Y, 38-40 .... EDGAR TOLLE - There is nothing so unready as readiness of wit. Classical Club, 38-40g Hi-Y, 39-405 HIGH- LANDER, 38-393 Stunt Nite, 38-39, Vice-President Sophomore Class, 37-38 .... JACK TOMPKINS- To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. . . . RALPH TRUEBLOOD - Non- sense, when earnest, is impressive, and is occasionally mistaken for sense. Chemistry Club, 39-404 Span- ish Club, 37-40 .... GENEVIEVE TWEEDELL- What ardently We wish, we soon believe. Chem- istry Club, 39-40g Classical Club, 37-403 I-Ii-Y, 37-405 Stunt Nite, 37-38 .... ED WALKER- As a wit, and if not first, in the very first line. . . . RAY WEEKS, JR. - On with the dance, let joy be unconfirmed. Chemistry Club, 395 Hi-Y, 36-373 Most Popular Junior, 39 .... MILDRED WEST- There is proud modesty in merit. Classical Club, 37-385 Hi-Y, 39-403 Honor Society, 39-40. . . . CHARLES WHIPPLE- Our foster nurse of nature is repose. Destroyer, 35-36, Sergeant-At-Arms Freshman, Sophomore and junior Classes .... HAZEL NVHITTEN- Always faithful, always ready. . . . MILTON WILLIAMS- Hard to stop at most anything. . . . W. P. WILLIAMS- Silence is the mother of truth. N A fri? 2 ai' Ai., J DM' A le. a 'Q' . Cn r A 29 t ' 4 ' -o If QA. QFFICERS A JUNIORS NELL BRYANT . THOMAS HOGAN . . President . . Vice'-Prcsizlmzl JEAN J. LEXVIS . . Svcrclary aml Trcasurrr JIM CHILDS . . CARL NIALLOY BILL YOUNG MR. C. C. PHILLIPS MISS ORABELLE MEANS B JUNIORS W. R. CARNEY . . MARY JANET PASSMORE MARILEE HARPER . MARY jo HANNER . ANNE Scomrs . FRANK WILLIAMS FREEMON STORM ' MISS JOSEPHINE KING MR. BALDWIN WYLIE wiv f' 'Q Reporter -Af-Armx Ad uiscrs President Presiderzf Secretary . Treasurer Rcjrorfcr -At-Arms Ad viscrs le LCDWEI2 CLASS ES FILLMORE DAMPIER . . . President WALTER LINDSEY . . Vice-President JOYCE COLLTER . . . . Secretary BILLY TEAL WARREN WOOTEN . Sergeanls-At-Arms Miss I'I.ILDA SPRADLIN Ad . V V Y MR. CLIFTON MURRELL ' WSWS Vx N B SOPHOMORES GEORGE MILLER . . . President TOM HOBBY ..... Vice-President IRA HARRELL . . Svcretury and Treasurer Ax N 1 Y 2 XMAS B 'FRESHMEN DUANE ANDERSON . . . President TOMMY EDXVARDS . . Vive-President BETTY BRONSON . Secwfary-Treaszzfrcr Mlss RUTH HALL BROWN1 , . Advisers Miss LUELLA POPE I ARERs BAILEY ALLSOPP ARMSTRONG BEAN BARBER BATES BYRD BELL CALHERON BENNETT BLACKMON BRINSON BROOKS CAMPBELL BUTTS CHILES CARLETON CARNEY CLARK CASON CHADWICK CI-OVER CI-IAMDERLAIN CLARK - CLARK CLOWER Comm CRAWFORD COLLINS DAMPIER D0-ry DANIELL , DENNIS FELTS EDWARDS ELLIS ELLISON FOUTS FILLASTRE GIDDENS GLSSESTE HINKLE HADDocIc HALIJEMAN HOGAN HANNER HARRELSON HARPER HOLLAND HARRISON HUMPREYS HORSEY JARVIS HULL JOHNSTON JONES KEENAN KAI-I KELLY KENNEDY KICRLIGIEITER Kim-ER LAMBETH LEACH MCKEWEN MCPHAIL LERITT MILLER LEWIS Mom-Z MURRAY NALL NICI-IoI.soN IVIALLOY NORRIS MILLER OVERSTREET OXFORD PATTON PALMER PASSMORE PETTEWAY PIERCE PIERCE REID RECR RENTZ RIDER SLOAN RIGGINS SMITH ROBBINS SAEER SNEAD ScARnoRoucH SHERERTZ SMITH TURNER STILLWELL STORM WHITFIELD SUTTON SWEAT WILLIAMS TRASK TRAWICK WILLIS TUREEVILLE WYATT ,WSI Mig, 1 ' A .. N I, W :RR N 5 ' M 4 , fx 'is ,gf 4 . ,, 'WV 5 V X ,, S X . . 35 L . hr. 1 Q . 4, fi fy. , 5 if J., 1' .5 X 52? D 6 ,, A . 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Third row: DAVIS, EEENI-IACR, FORD, FOREHAND. Fourlb row: FOREHAND, FRIEND, GUILFORD, HARPER, Fifth row: HILL, HOPPER, JARVIS, KLEM. Sixfb row: KNIGHT, LANNOM, LEwIs, MARTIN. Sew-rzib row: MARTIN, MEI-IARG, NIILLER, NIORRDW. Eigblb row: NEL- soN, PARRISH, PROCTER, RENTZ. Ninlb row: RHODES, SANFORD, WHEELER, VVILLIS. Tenth row: STONE, THOMAS, TURBEVILLE, UNDERW'OOD. Elrvvnib rouf: XVAUGHN, VUARREN, WEEKS, WILLIFORD, xW'OODALL. SCDPI-ICDMICDRE tl I if iff SE ' QA , QF ilvl gr! 'I I ' F1 6 I El I I f M ii' a' 'ni f ' M-rx ' II. ifvffi A 'N if ' .Ii Y fg ,ai N. lwvhx !iXn.l:w,,l .i x X , WOW Wil!! E I X JJ W xi N fu x ', , - A -X I LL v' Y U' Pj f 3 - i X l Nl MPa sl? ii AWZIQRESHMEN un QL M ,X 'J JH 1,,.U 'BH FRESHMEN HJ wx D. C. T. if THE Diversified Cooperative Training pro-i gram was begun in the Lakeland High! School in the school year 1935-36.YIluy HH Wilson became coordinator. Tliitci' have Lf . 51 been to date o e hundred tvcntyl-nine qlplj- dcnrs who ha e entered ,5l1gJprogz-gin. Twenty-fourrljistudents areffxirolled jilmis year. Tl1Qie1htx4dep,s have helen trained in many ocsffpntioi-li . Y, i' 1 I . i' lf' N 3 ,lf , H gf 3,5 jf I J. fl J ,J u .1 , V4 ,man ,Hifi EIGHTH GRADE Left fo right: MACK NVITTER, Bon SCIEIROTER, HELEN WHIDDEN, RACHEL SMART, KENNETH WEBB, RAY JONES, CHARLES ALCORN, PAUL- INE STARLING, MAYRON JANOWISKI, ' SARAH DUKES, MARY EDWARDS, VESTA CRISWELL, JEAN PIPKIN, CHRISTINE DAMI-IER, VELMA CRISWELL, ZENA LEVITT, EDDIE PROCTER, MARX' BAGGOTT, HARRIET REEVES, BOBBY SMALLWOOD, AVALON HOOD, JOAN GUMSLEY, GLORIA JOHN- SON, BARBARA KOON, RUTI-I JONES, PEGGY MACK. SEVENTH GRADE Left fo right: DOROTHY GOETTE, VIRGINIA LEE DAY, JEAN GUTIIRIE, MARIOENE SIM- MONS, MARGARET EWELL, JEAN FLEMING, BETTY Jo GOETTE, ERIEL SMITH, PATSY NOR4 RIS, LOU OXFORD, ROBERT YOUMANS, BILL TALLEY, JULIA TOMROW, ANN COLE, ELSIE TALLEY, THELMA WEAKS, DURELL STUDSTILL, LOUISE SIAIROUSE, ALICE TAYLOR, TI-IERISA HERNAUDY, MALROY COMBEE, CLAIRE BLOOD- WORTH, JOI-IN EEENACII, BILLY CALDWELL. Left to right: RUTH JENNING5, MARION HAYS, MARION HALLER, JEANNETTE Hlccs, ELMER HILL, ROBERT FORD, MARY WILSON, RUTI-I WESCHE, DAVID MYRICR, CONRAD ODUM, NONA JEAN WILSON, NORMA JEAN MOORE, CHARLES OUTLAW, DOROTHY STORES, EUGENIA GLOVER, NANI CAROLINE POI-IIELL, CLYDE ROBERTS, NANCY LEE STREATER, MILDRED TRANTI-IAM, BARBARA CAIILLEY, BETTY JANE HENRY, GEORGE RAYMOND, H. W. LEE. Y E E I E 5 ,, K 5 A 5 I 1 I, Q S I I 3 3 E S QI 3 Ei A I Qi ii Q 37 ACTIYIT Take me out to the hall game, Take me out to the game, Buy me some peanuts and cracker- jack. I do1z't care if I never get hack! Ami we'll root, root, root, for the home team, Amt if they dofft win it's a shame For it's one, two, three strikes yozfre out, At the ola' hall game. .- S h fpfq fl llllhv x 1Aulf1 VI A T. OXFORD :tml JEAN BLACKMON CHARLES SIMMONS rlml ELSIIE WILLAFORD Mummy Lfxsuzv mul Mfuxcua Sun Oxifono 1 I P i jfs DREADNAUGHT CHEER LEADERS THE DREADNAUGHT CHEER LEADERS completed a very successful task this year. Even though they got started a little late, they came through the season with much vigor and certainly were an element in the progression of our teams. Their job is one that requires much practice as every team needs all the support available, Performing many new arrangements and introducing many new yells, the cheer leaders drew the support of the crowds and thus aided greatly in pushing Lakeland on to victory. Q46 COACHES COACH HJOHNNYH HAYNES is the head football, baseball, and track mentor. His hard and consistent work with the boys produced a football team that we all were proud of. He has truly got first class results from a largely inex- perienced bunch of boys. COACH JOHN M. HM NLS 40 CHARLES GRAFT ami MARY jo HANNLR 2246 DRUM comps MARxLE1z HARPER aml PAT PHEENEY Drill I.f'arlc'rs THE DRUM CORPS of L. H. S. was organized in 1938 and has made many public appear- ances in parades and football games. The guide is Mr. Harry S. Mayhall. COACH USLOPPYU MURRELL is the head basket- ball coach and the backfield football coach. He faced as bewildering a problem in basketball as did the coaches in football, but by his persist- ent work and smart tactics, the Dreadnaughts pulled some mighty big upsets. CoAcH CLIFTON MURRELL N . . Iwi ' 5 1 - QQ ,,,, VS 3 ml Q3 S W . x - M T A ki.. ml EN .if A f 1 L , if , in 'QQ , fu G 7 ni , ..,. X K . 36 3, 1 f 5 Q Af X f, L N f QM , f 1, :, X f ' y , ' f'5?m Q , .Q sis? . 5. fx E, if K .X ' , .6 - 1,3 ' fx rg? Q23 af gl, ggi oe? r 5455? hmm, Q g 2 'QM s, 1' - fi 3 W R WJWWQB HARPER HARPER GILLAM WARNOCK game, a 7-0 Big Ten victory for Lakeland. This game though cost the services of the only veteran quarter and kicker for the following game against the Hillsborough Big Red Terriers in Tampa. A Terrier drive stalled at the goal line, the Lakeland center intercepting and returning a pass out of danger. A Dreadnaught march back culminated in a flat run and the victory score of 6-0. This game cost the services of the veteran center against the largest opponent of the season, Clearwater's Juggernauts. By comparison, the Dread- naughts look tiny and juvenile, but they repulsed the big invader for three quarters, swapping smashes and thrusts mainly in Clearwater territory. The odds of weight, reserve and age told in the last quarter when two near seventy-yard Tornado runs defeated the Dreadnaughts 12-0. Against a strong Sarasota team, the Dreadnaughts had to stage a second aejiff 09 half comeback to gain a 6-6 tie. In Orlando's Tigers, a superior opponent in every department was met and the worst defeat of the season resulted, 19-0. The closing scheduled game with Bartow, South Florida Champs, was a ding-dong first half offensive game, each team carrying the ball to a score on its posses- sion. Each team's offensive star was removed and the last half was defensive and scoreless, the Yellow Jackets 13-9 victors over a tired Dreadnaught squad. The Salvation Army-Alumni game enabled the Dreadnaughts to close the season with a 20-6 victory. Results: 5 wins, 1 tie, 6 defeats. By the win and loss column the season was not so impressive, but when the small size and greenness, and the closeness of scores of the defeats are balanced against the weight and experienced calibre of the opposition, the brand of ball was much more impressive and the record better than reasonable expectations. They were short on weight and experience but long on courage and fight. FOOTBALL RESULTS Dreadnaughts 7-Lake Wales . . Dreadnaughts 13-Leesburg . . . Dreadnaughts 13-Winter Haven Dreadnaughts 0-Gainesville . . Dreadnaughts 14-St. Pete . . Dreadnaugllts 6-Plant City . Dreadnaughts 0-Hillsboro . Dreaclnaughts 0-Clearwater . . Dreadnaughts 6-Sarasota . Dreadnaughts 0-Orlando . . Dreadnaughts Dreadnaughts 2 9-Bartow . . . 6-Alumni . Top row, rcarling from If-ff fo VighfiA!ANSEN DAVENPORT, Dynamite Daffy, EARL KELLY, All- Aroundg CHARLES BALLAAD, Charles the Scooter, GEORGE PEAcocK, Little Blocker. Second row- ERXVIN HARRIS, Flash, STANLEY CxuTsELoUs, Sup- ple. Tbirrl T011-LVINCENT GAACIA, Fearless, BILLY STILLWELL, Little Toughy. Fourfb ron-BOB HOW'ELL, Roll-call Bobg HENRY' ANDERSQN, Phlegmaric. Bottom Y01LiELLIS HIGH, Hopcfulg W. J. SHUMAN, Fickle. BASKETBALL RESULTS Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland Lakeland HOWARD MILLER THE DREADNAUGHT basketball season of 1940 was somewhat a failure with only one letter man back. They had to form a new team using last year's junior high team and some Destroyers. The group of boys that played on this year's team has potential possi- bilities of being a fair team in the future, as the majority of the boys are sophomores. The Destroyers had a fairly successful year, winning the majority of their games. ,c ,Q-4 ,L 1 44-Alumni ...... 2 8 43-Kathleen ..... 18 3 6-Bartow ...... 2 8 1 1-Clearwater .... 34 27-Hillsboro ..... 29 15-Plant . . . . . . 19 1 1-Orlando ..... 41 S-Plant City .... 26 3 2-Bartow ...... 3 5 27-Lake Wales .... 18 3 5-XVinter Haven . . 14 1 S-Plant ....... 44 2 2-Orlando ..... 49 21-Hillsboro ..... 29 34-Clearwater .... 27 5-Plant City .... 26 3 0-Mulberry ..... 41 56-Lake Wales .... 3 0 38-Winter Haven . . 18 Y 46 .fgdhi . Nfl -Z HOWARD MILLER, lanky senior. Only letter man on the squad - graduates. HOWARD PHILLIPS, flash senior. Small but loud-graduates. JUNIOR HoRsEY, steady junior. Just plain nature in the rough. EARL ff l KELLY, junior pretty boy. Came through with fly- ing colors. TOM HARRIS, dead eye junior. Lots of help to this year's team. CARROLL BLANC, porky sopho- more. Looks good for next year's team. WILLIIXM- BRADLEY, sophomore uladies' manf' Forward, lots of possibilities. TOM HOBBY, reliable sophomore. Has lots of ability for next year's tEz1l11. JACK WEEKS, dribble pants sophomore. Alibis plus ability won him his position. ROBERT TOY, shorty sophomore. A little small but a hard worker. HARRY KEMP, sopho- more, Ike or Mike. A newcomer with lots of possi- bilities. BILL SEIGMILLER, scrappy sophomore. Will aid next year's team with his scrap and light. DEAN WARREN, alert sophomore. Slow starter, but finished strong. Nice possibilities. . .QLLIV Top row, rvmliug from left fo figbf-1HOXY'ARD PHILLIPS, JUNIOR HORSEX', EARL KELLY, Tom HARRIS. Sr-rom! row- CARROLL BLANC, WYILLIAM BRADLEY. Tbinl row-TOM HOBBY, JACK XVEEKS. Bottom VOILLROHERT TOY, HARRY KEMI1, BILL SEIGMILLER, DEAN XWARREN. I L Captain am! Coach Mist ,LQJA BASKETBALL THE Junior High Basketball Team finished a very successful season. They won most of their games which were played throughout the county. They show much promise in the future to our varsity basketball team and cer- tainly did show up well for our junior high this season. This is one of the best teams had in the few past years. The players include: PETE. HART- SAW', Doc POLK, EVERETT STEXVART, MIKE KELLY, BILL BOUTON, Tom SCOBIE, HARRISON BRADDOCK, BER- NARR CLIFTON, and PAUL SAMMON. Pa Girls squad My Qs!! BASKETBALL THE girls, not to be outdone by the boys, got together to form a peppy basketball team. They pulled a major upset by defeating the women faculty in a tuck-and- pull game. This is one of the Hrst real girls' teams had by the high school in some time. They shared the en- thusiasm of their excellent coach, Miss West, and be- came :In excellent team. The players include: BERNICE TURBEVILLE, JACKIE COLE, EVELYN ELLISON, ERIN ELLIS, JANE HUTCHIN- soN, JEAN WOODALL, LOUISE CASON, RUTH WESCHE, ELSIE WILLIFORD, CLARICE TRUEBLOOD, MARY Jo HANNER, ADELAIIJE BUTLER, MARION BECK, JANE ENGLISH, DORIS DEARING, BETTY JO CORLEY, DORIS JORDAN, and GLORIA COCHRANE. A lla! 'II x u k,,,- T guy: If GIRLS' TEAM THE Girls' Tennis Team got off to its best start the past year by opening the season with a well placed tournament. They show great prospects of having a good team for next season. The results of the girls High School tennis tournament were as follows: IEAN KNEELAND . . . Winner CHRISTINE LANGSTON . . Runner-up JACKIE CoLE . . . . Semi-finalist MARY LOWE OVERSTREET . . . Semi-finalist ANNE NICHOLSON . . . Quarter-finalist JEAN C. LEWIS . . Quarter-finalist EVELYN ELLISON . . Quarter-jirialist ERIN ELLIS . . . Quarter-finalist BOYS' TEAM THE Boys' Tennis Team has gotten off on a late start clue to the lack of a coach and man- ager, but the boys show some promise for this season with great prospects for the future. The results of the 1940 annual High School Tennis Tournament held in January were as follows: ALBERT KING . . . Winner WILLIAM BRADLEY . . Rwniner-up CHARLES GRAET . . Semi-finalist ARTHUR PRUITT . . Semi-finalist EDGAR TOLLE . . Quarter-finalist TOMMY TRANTHAM, Quarter-finalist ZERNEY BARNES . Quarter-fimzlist JACKIE MELTON . Quurier-finalist STAFF CDF TI-IE 1940 UCOULD WE MAKE A CHANGE HERE? asks Miss Sara Jenk- ins, adviser for the Editorial Staff while Deloris Bethea, Editor - in - Chief, Elizabeth Saunders, Virginia Reeves, Loyce Alice Barrow, Yvonne Miller, Albert King, Pat , Pheeney and Dorothy Rans- burg look on. Could We Make a Change Here? HOLD THAT POSE,,, was the general cry over the campus of the Pictorial Staff. They were advised by Miss Marjorie Benson. Members of the staff include Betty Logan, Marilee Logan, Delores Bentz, Betty Jane Rocker, Burke Kibler, Murray Lasley and Alvin Fillastre. MWANNA, BUY AN ANNUAL! Miss Hilda Spradlin was the adviser for the Circulation Staff and Jean J. Lewis, Charlotte Ballenger, Cherry Mitchell, Curtis Peterson, Tommie Raymond, Betty Robbins, Teeny Langston, and Adelaide Butler composed the staff. Also Jean Blackmon, Dorothy Procter and Edgar Tolle. H0111 Thai Pose! I'1 s our OF THE RED,', the enthusiastic Business Staff yelled. Miss Mary Irene Gracy advised while Virginia King, Bertha McPhail, Caro- lyn McPhail, Doris Phillips, Harriet Ellmaker, and Helen Hutson proved to be an unusually fine staff. Wafzfza' Buy' An Annual? Ifs Ou! of fha Red! BAGPIPE STAFF WRITERS' CLUB WITH the thought in mind that many men do not enjoy the talents necessary for becoming orators, craftsmen, musicians, athletes, or any other of the so recognized greater talents, the Writers' Club was founded in the year nineteen hundred thirty-five, to allow those whose only means of self-expression was through the medium of the pen to express themselves to the world at large and compare those writings and such notes as they might have with their fellow contemporaries. Those students participating found many means of outlets for their poems, short stories and essays. Many of their better works appeared in our school newspaper. Those far-sighted students whose talents led them in the direction of journalism, published the first edition of the now popular Bagjlijze, in the year nineteen hundred thirty-seven. Much of the inspiration, guidance, and untiring leadership fostered in these students has been that offered by their advisers, Miss Jenkins, Mrs. Bryant and Miss Gracy, the present Advisory Committee. SENIOR I-HGH OFFFICERS ALBERT KING . . President BETTY LOGAN . . . Virv-Pwsirlcut MAIKGIE SUE OXFORD . . Secretary C G U N C I l. JEAN J. LEWIS . . Reporter THE SENIOR HIGH Home Room Council was organized in September of 1939. The membership is com- posed of the home room presidents. Its purpose is to promote home room activities and projects for the improvement of the school. They selected six projects for the semester. Then they divided the group into committees, each member assigned to Sl project. The meetings were devoted to discussions of ways and means of improving the school. TOMMY EDVVARDS J. HARDIN PETERSON MARJORIE LARSEN DUANE ANDERSON JACK LESTER VICTOR CHISELBROOK HELEN WEATHERFORD JEWELL MELSON BECRY MARTIN MEMBERS W. R. CARNEY MARILEE HARPER MARJORIE SUE OXFORD KITTY SAFAR RUBY BELZ JEAN J. LEWIS ELLIOT HEALD KATHERINE PARK BRYAN ROWLAND BETTY LOGAN MARGUERITE Cox ALBERT KING ADELAIDE BUTLER RUTH COOPER DAVID MCANLEY DEAN WARREN JOHN CLOUDE ROY WHEELER PAULINE DANIEL ANNE LEWIS ROBERT FORD RED CRCDSS OFFICERS MARJORY KENNEDY . . President BETTY JARVIS . Secretary MARIAN LAMBETH . . Treasurer MISS RODGERS . . Insfrucfor THE Home Hygiene and Sanitation group was organized under the auspices of the American Red Cross, The class is held twice Sl week in the City Hall. Mrs. McHenry, Executive Secretary of the Lakeland office of the Red Cross, supervises the class. Miss Rodgers, the instructor, teaches the girls practical home hygiene. Frou! ron,-JEANELLE SMITH, ANNA MARY LINEBERGER, JENNIE LINEEERGER, DOLLY ANNA WEBSTER. Bark ron-VIRGINIA KING, MRS. MCHENRY, VIRGINIA COCHRANE, MARX' WILLIETT BAILEY. Those belong- ing to thc organization, but unable to be present when the picture was made, were: MARGARET BAGGETT, DIXIE FORTMAN, IDOMA MoNRoI3, -IEANNI3 PATTON, XIETRA WRIGHT, ODELI. YOUNG, CLAIRE LAYTON, MILDREIJ RENTz. 53 1 ' X 1 4 Ai I-I fs,-sg 3. f 'i ' - X 5' gg gl V OFFIC it LOYCE ALICE BARROW . President BOB LIEBENSTEIN . Vice-Prcsidczzt NELL BRYANT . . . Treasurer DELORES BENTZ . Corresponding Sec. BETTY JANE AMIDON . . Rec. Sec. MARGARET SPEARMAN . . Historian MISS ANN GILKEY . . Sponsor THE local honor group appeared in our school in 1935 with 46 members. Merging with the National Honor Society in 1938, the descendants of the original group became an oflicial unit in the widespread program for the promotion of scholarship. Believing that intellectual development without proper expression and direction is undesirable, it has adopted the following policy concerning admission of members to the society: The candidate must show a proper interest in the civic aspects of his schoolg must exhibit potential signs of leadershipg and must possess a. good character. In addition the candidate must have a minimum scholarship average of B and be a member of the 11-A, 12-B, or 12-A class. if OFFICERS MARILYN MILI,ER ROY WHEELER PATRICIA BERG JOHN L. DAVIS CLARA CAMPBELL EUNICE DENNIS MRS. JUANITA WALLACE Adviser FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA THE Future Teachers of America Club in Lakeland High School was or- ganized for those students who wish to take up teaching as a career. The F. T. A. Club is based upon a most im- portant fact: That the future of man- kind is in the youth of today-in the purpose, intelligence, and excellence of their lives. The definite point of this organization is to bring together in mutual cooperation and helpfulness, young people who wish to learn what the opportunities are in various fields of education and to find out through study whether they are fitted for teaching. i Clfnb Members OFFICERS BETTY JANE AMIDON CHARLES GRAFT . CLAIRE LAYTON . . AUDREY MCCLELLAND CAROLYN SLOAN . . MR. ANGEL . Sfcrcfury . President Vice-Prcsirlcrzf an-cl Treas1n't'r . Repo rtrfr . Reporfcr . Adviser 56 Clemzifu CLUB THE Chemistry Club was organized to create and supplement interest in Chem- istry through varied projects chosen by the members, and to visit together various industries near the school where they may learn and realize the important place that Chemistry plays in the industries of their city. + PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE OFFICERS CHARLES GRAFT . .... . . Presidenf DORIS PHILLIPS . . . Vice-Prcsidcn! BETTY JANE AMIDON . . . Secretary VIRGINIA VAUGHN . Treasurer YVONNE MILLER . . . . Reporter MISS KATHRYN GOODXVIN . . Adviser l Miss CHRISTINE YOUNG . . Adviser I THE Pan American League has several aims and principles. The most important aim is to promote bet- ter understanding and unity between North, South and Central Americag to bind together the Americas, Caribbean and Mexico in a spirit of love and cooperation as was the ideal of Simon Bolivar, the great South American patriot and leader. Another aim is to interest more people in the Spanish language, thus increasing the membership. There are two branches of the League-the adult and the student branch. These are supported by gifts, nominal membership fees, and by certain contributing memberships. The League, conclusively, is a patriotic organization in a true international sense, non-commercial, non-political and non-sectarian. For these aims and principles we will do our best to bring a better understanding and love to all Americans. Cl.xAxSSl CAI. CLUB Nou scholar-, sed vifac discinzrzsf' OFFICERS ALBERT KING . MURRAY LASLEY . . . Miss CATHERINE CRAIG . MRs. BERTIE MAE Lmscomn . MISS ALVAZINE YOUNG . Consul Qual-xfor Adviser A11 Ifisvr Azfzfisw' THE Classical Club is the hypotenuse of the right triangle of aims of knowledge, culture and sociability the Latin Depart- ment has set up. All students of Vergil and Cicero are members while first and second year students who make A's keep the membership limited to only the best. The social pleasures were presenting a Roman motion picture, conducting a political campaign for stunt night, pre- senting a stunt, having an old-fashioned Christmas tree clance, having an elaborate banquet and dance at the Lakeland Yacht Club, giving a barbecue at the municipal pool, sponsoring a basketball game, giv- ing a post-Lenten Easter dance, and making a motion picture of a Roman triumph at the civic center. Trying to beautify the Latin rooms has created three murals. The Classical Club makes pilgrimages to Ringling Museum to enjoy its famous examples of classic painting and sculpture, each spring. Medals were given at graduation to Betty Jane Amidon, Marjorie Baum, Eva Mae Bell, Albert King, Jacqueline LaLonde, and jerry Snook, of the mid-year class and to Murray Lasley, Loyce Alice Barrow, Louise Coe, Cherry Mitchell, Louise Knappenberger, and Genevieve Tweedell. 59 BUYS' I-Il-Y W Tb11rsday Lunclaeon C brisi mas Baskets Officers A!fl1 C'ffi5ilIg THE Boys' Hi-Y Club stands for Young Men's Christian work in the high school. It is a service club with civic and social ideals. The main program consists of dis- tributing Christmas Fund baskets, creat- ing more interest in the school, and training boys to face the future. The Lakeland chapter is registered with the National Fellowship and also is active in state and county work. The purpose of the Hi-Y Club as expressed by the National Fellowship is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The membership quota of the local club is set at twenty-five. The requirements for membership are a scholastic average of C or better, a sophomore or higher in classiiication, and a clean and moral char- acter a necessity. GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS CLAIRE LAYTON . NELL BRYANT . JEAN J. LEWIS . . BETTY JANE AMIDON VIRGINIA GooDw1LL . . MISS MEANS . . Mxss LUMPKIN . P resin' enf . V ice-Prrrsidenf Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Ad-viscr Ad-visor THE Girl Reserves Club is a purely service organization founded in 1937. Miss Marguerite Lumpkin and Miss Ora- belle Means are advisers. The club distributes baskets to the poor on Thanksgiving, helps the Boys' Hi-Y Club with Christmas baskets to the poor, and helps in any way pos- sible clubs or organizations. Admission is based on scholar- ship, character and service. 61 DoR:s PHILLIPS DEI.oRIs BETHEA MARILEE HARPER ANNE LEWIS . PAT PHEENEY . JI X I f, f 'il I OFFICERS ff W I 1,-:' 'r 'I . . Presldefili l Business Nlilllftlglfl' . Vice-Prc'sia'e11-1 . SI'Crz'fary . . Treasurer Sergeant-Af-Arrrzs JEAN TRAXYf'ICK . MARY jo HANNER . . Sergeant-Al-Arfrzs MARY RUTH GLOVER . . . Accornllnuzisf HARRY S. MAYHALL . . Azh-'iscr mic THE Frances Langford Club and the Girls' Glee Club had a varied and interesting program this year. Several pro- grams Were given in chapel to an appreciative student body and at the Municipal Auditorium. The Frances Langford Club started the season off with a bang by presenting the Showboat Minstrels for the purpose of raising money for the annual. The outstanding event of the season was the sponsoring of the University of Florida Glee Club program. The Frances Langford Club entertained their dates and the Flor- idaboyslgat a dance and banquet. .y ,,I I I. , I, ., . ,, ., .. Us ., , WCM kms,-in-A A- V . ,r,,-i,, ,, LII,+sIf......s.fn'Mewf-1v LAND l-IIGI-I SCI-ICCDI. T t l on 33 . ,QW f,, ,-' 1 f' f 0.A1T'i's'1 3 THE Lakeland High School and Municipal Orchestra and Band presented concerts at the City Audi- torium every Sunday beginning the first of January and ending the fifteenth of April. They were acclaimed to be one of the most successful seasons of the band and orchestra. Harry S. Mayhall, director, deserves recognition for his outstanding work with the two groups. Armistice Day and the Spanish- American Convention were outstanding programs and deserve special mention. 63 Q46 STAMP CLUB THE Stamp Club of Lakeland High School was organized in 1938 for the purpose of creating an inter- est in stamp collecting and through it increasing the members' knowledge of history and geography. The qualifications for membership are that the student must be interested in philately, that he make satis- factory grades and that his character be above reproach. The club has an annual exhibit in which members of the club participate. They also have a public ex- f-ff4,, MEMBERS TOM SCOTT NICHOLSON CHARLES MAGARIAN DICK TRAUGER TOMMY TUCKER HAROLD TURBEVILLE EMMA EBENHACK GEORGE FRIEND GRANT MILLER KEITH BATES DICK CURTIS JACK DAVIS HAROLD WILSON JERRY SNOOK RALPH STUTE FOREST HUTCHISON EDWIN MCCOLLUM BILLY CHEEK BETTY Jo MCLEOD JENNINGS HOOKS BILLY BERKES XD OFFICERS ALYCE RACHEL DEVORE . . . Pfl'SidC'I1f HERBERT REINACH . . . . Vice-Presidenf MARY HELEN GLADMAN . . Secretary-Trvaszzrcr JIMMY PETERSON . . Assisfani Svcrvfary-Trcasiuvr KIRK MCKAY . ...... Reporter 64 LAKELAND HIGH SCHQQL ,Ja Qui! FOUNDED in 1934. The colors are blue and gold. The purpose is to develop talent and cultivate an interest in art in High School. We try to get different people from around town to come up and talk to us on some phase of art. We've ordered several books and series of classical masterpieces. We meet every other Thursday. Your ticket of admission is two drawings-submitted and voted on. 65 ,4A,,.!,!A!:Z - , Mm C L U B OFFICERS BURKE KIBLER . . President ALVIN FILLASTRE . . . Vice-President ROY ANIIDON . . Secretary and Treasurer W. B. WOLFE . . Publicity Manager T. J. OXFORD, III . . . . Reporter I 6 5. - , , I , MEMBERS BOB LIEBENSTEIN HAROLD XVII.sON CMAR LANOM TOM NIcHoI.soN KIRK McKAY JIM CHILES TOM TUCRER HERE are the fellows who say with ease, Hold that pose! I've got your picture. They have a habit of creeping up on an unsuspecting pair and recording the evidence. The annual owes much to this club, and special mention to Alvin Fillasrre and Burke Kibler for an excellent piece of workmanship on the pictures for the annual. We cannot omit Bob Sowers, for he filled in when the other two took exams, and weren't available. 66 'J I I E . quilt Jf4,,442,V'i!w,q,LC.1 X, A' Um' 13-LW V THE CSM PATROL MEMBERS of the Safety Patrol are the social conscience of the high school. They act 1s traffic pohce men both inside and outside the school building. School property is in their care and It is their duty to build public sentiment for behavior of a type which will reflect credit on the school No unit is more eflicient than this one. MEMBERS HARVEY BREATHITT JORDAN CARNEY IVAN CARR VICTOR CHISELBROOK DAN DUNCAN BOBBY GIBSON JALIES HARDIN MARSHALL JAMES JOE MCCREIGHT ROY MILLER BILL PEASE GUY PURVIS FRED SCI-IAVIE TOM TRANTHAM ALFRED WOOD BILL YOUNG CARL ELLERBE RALPH HOWARD EDWARD MILLER W , W i FEATTJ 3 S 1. .1 After the hall is over. After the break of clay, Many a heart is weary I f we could read them all, Many a hope has vanished, After the hall. .-1 , ' fl: ,rn , AB N s a n ff . , 2.15,-,L ,s- 1 'gt ' 'gf e,,. . V :-: ' - ' 'L' f K '. sa fs fl y K ' I-f ' 'EIV ' 6 1' 'is Q 2l'f1Ij, if hll' ' '1l g-:' '-4' If .:i -' n : f 'gig I F --,. T , , H ' seres AQ ...er -1 f e sase tse ,,. -Q A , M. as Jr 'Hi pf W., , nga' -m--,y5--- 1, , 1..:-:J : 1 ,gggggwfxzf mf' ,-, --.,, ',,,..- ..,,-., ,..,s..--lm',.f Yf'A:515'k:', I ' 'CID'- J, 2-1 N., 'HE 'Vf r-va? M55 45:4 it Eggs? Wife wg l -s , ., 0 'I If '14, P 4 '4 1fi'.5af-glfggg, --:gif-'. 'ff ' ., ,gf . - vfffcfr- 'L-f 4'i':fiif-- ggi .gf 4'-,,,v,3-fyjgg .-muQag1.' 05.. ,:1m. ..---V-'-Jfffefgif. - , .35 ., , . var Z, Z3 J Ava ...,.. ,H -,,. q A...' W A Q V : ,. - , I Q 1 ,pour 4 - -:fz'r'5ffll5,1a'h...- Mg,-.,QgQg. : . ' 'fl 1 --Kaffe.- -, 'l' 'X Q ' J! Q L ' ' ' A-. ' 7 fi 7:52-155359 : - ' A f A A mm - 1 ' .-. '. Q... Nm! ., ' -1, life:-ies I ' A - - - 2:-. Dark, warm brown hair and a sweet quick smile . . . ci quiet word for every- one . . . capable and intelligent . . . beauty and sweetness combined to a rare degree . . . versatility is linked with her IIIIITIC . . . DELORIS BETHEA A knight without armour . . . shining youth . . . poise and sincerity . . . the dignity of executive ability . . . shy cordinlity . . . a sense of responsibility . . . the sum of these in all their rare- ness could only be . . . ALBERT KING T I V E Those magnetic brown e me! sigh the girls . . . energetic and spirited . . . a fawnlike quality which endears him to us all . . . a pleasant man- ner and cheery greeting for all . CHARLES GRAFT yes . . . ah, C heerful laugh . . . pleasant wink . . companionable nod .... l able, efiicient . . . our Bagpipe editor . . . our annual staff worker . . . em- bodiment of L. H. S .... BERTHA MCPHAIL fir Sir 1 ways depend- Class valedictorinn . . . our campus ex- hilarutor . . . delightful life . . . petite . . . vivacious . . . musician . . . open countenance . . . add these up and you have . . . BETTY JANE AMIDON l i Our football king . . . versatile athlete . . . quiet and reserved manners . . . per- sistent, untiring nature . . . democratic spirit of friendliness . . . FRED HANCOCK A flashing smile . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . a keen sense of humor . . . and ready laugh . . . wit, personality, charm and manners are combined to make one of our true gentlemen . . . for a certainty . . . chivalry is not dead . . . MURRAY LASLEY LATIVES A climpled smile . . . a maidenly blush . . . a mischievous twinkle in her eye . . . pink and blue . . . crisp curly hair . . . the charm of a great lady . . . all these are . . . LOYCE ALICE BARROW JUNICDI2 cgzyyaezfrzffvefs For his ATHLETIC ABILITY JAMES F. HORSEY, JR. F 01' ber ATTRACTIVENESS NELL BRYANT For ber WISDOM EVELYN ELLISON K For bis GOOD LOOKS GEORGE TRASK For ber LIVELINESS MARY Jo HANNER For his INTELLIGENCE JOHN HOGE For ber LOVELINESS SYLVIA NELSON I if -my For ff-LLLf.Vi I1dfIfi 'T CHARM D 9' ' if gy CHARLES KNIGHT WJ I xg JJ For bei' - f JTUAI' LITERARY ABILITY 'II' 'UQVVVI . I , I DOROTHY SUE HOPPER , 3 .If l,fUf ' ' For his APPLICATION DEAN WARREN Q46 SOPHOMORE5 For ber For bis VERSATILITY HANDSOMENESS JEWEL MELSON TOMMY EDWARDS - E, ., J J . I ,JJ-5.1 i N , uf H A N D T H E -C2664-Al1 16l'l Jw WJ For her For his VIVACIOUSNESS PLEASING PERSONAL TY MARJORIE LARSEN DUANE ANDERSON A3555 1. Pawdon me. 2. I'm sure I followed the formula. 3. That's no number three. 4. Masked marvel-faculty game. 5. The polar bear story. 6. Home game. 7. Say! This is Leap Year. 8. Full house. 9. Hard at work. MW BV THE CANDID CAMERA 1. Hey! not yet. 2. There! that's better. 3. There's a far away look in her eye. 4. Ho! Hum! canned again. 5. Romeo, oh Romeo, wherefore art thou? 6. And then he said-and then I said-. 7. It just isn't done during school hours, or is it? 8. See you at seven, then. 9. Look what Ziegfeld missed? JZ t l QANDID CAMERA 1. O1 d Man Mosc? 2. Goin' our way? 3. Ready for Leap Year. 4. Mirror, mirror on the wall. 5. Can it be on Hre? W'ondcr who's Hddlilf? 6. I'll pay the rent! 7. il X Shoe shine boy. 8. Smile pretty. 9. Down in front! hx- ,f -jx W t 1 10. Docs it IIISEC good, Mclly Luth? 11. ll l . fl ' 'fx , 1' 'v Could hc look like that? 12. Them was the ,ll l R ,' days! ,V . -,mr ,I JL , X. 1 L. .7 ll NX 1 ., I M., . K 3 il D FN M' jflf X yrl Bl A, I Vx . - ', tl I . .x XV, X SEPTEMBER TUESDAY 2. Schedule cards, new home rooms, old faces, new paint. Well, here we are again. FRIDAY 8. Yes, isn't life simple? TUESDAY 12. We have a clean slate before us. WEDNEsDAY 20. Failing slips. We all hurried home to get the mail. WEDNESDAY 20. Bagpipe out. THURSDAY 21. Deloris Bcthea gives a pep talk to annual staff for a bigger OCTOBER WEDNESDAI' 4. Senior B Class holds first meeting-Murray Lasley is he and better HIGHLANDER. ad guy. THURSDAY 5. Cheer Leaders announced. Murray-Margie Sue, Charles-Mary Jo, TJ.-Jean, Elsie-Charles. Aren't they simply too, two? ' FRIDAY 6. Dreadnaughts play XVinter Haven's Green Devils. Vfe mowed t hem d0wII. WEDNESDAY 11. Honor Society honors Loyce Alice Barrow by electing her President, FRIDAY 13. Senior Dance and Party held at the Community Cenger. C Br. Rocker met Betty jane at the door. FRIDAY 20. St. Pete Game! Swell playing, boys, FRIDAY 27. Plant City game. City slickers plowed the Plant City farmers NOVEMBER THURSDAY 2. Girls' Hi-Y honors new members with a tea at the Sorosis. TUESDAY 7. Campaign speeches for stunt nite. My friends, if I'm elected WIEDNESDAY 8. Mary janet and VV. R. ain't no more!!! THURSDAY 9. Pat and W. R. is!!! FRIDAY 10. Crash! Bang! Climax! Beautiful setting! Fred and Delori:-Sw SATURDAY ll. Marilee and Pat strut their stuff in big parade. God bless A FRIDAY 17. Woe is us! Clearwater won. TUESDAY 20.. Beautiful occasions. Candles and all. Honor Society gives b FRIDAY 24. Classical Club throws big shindig at the Yacht Club. Mother VVEDNESDAY 29. Bouquets to Mr. Mayhall for making it so easy to support were full of fun and laughter. THURSDAY 30. Turkey Day! Excursion train to Orlando. i DECEMBER MONDAY 4. Tryouts for Senior Class Play. Here we come, Hollywood. ome on chilluns, let's dance. under. ell Stunts! merica. ds to new members in chapel. met me at the door this time. the annual. Showboat Minstrcls FRIDAY 8. Old man winter wb a prominent spectator at the Bartow game. FRIDAY 15. jail out! Boys Hi-Y help us celebrate with Toy Dance. FRIDAY 22. Classical Club Christmas Dance and Party. MONDAY 25. More new evening dresses, too many tummy aches and not e JANUARY MONDAX' 1. The morning after!!! TUESDAX' 2. Back to the old grind. FRIDAY 5 Writers' Club Banquet Love and kisses Bertha Good luck to . . . . V - . WEDNESDAY 17. What'll I tell mother? Semester exams. SUNDAY 21. Baccalaureate Sermon. MONDAY 22. Orange Festival and Graduation-Little man, what now? FRIDAY 26. Boys Hi-Y Banquet. FEBRUARY TUESDAY 6. Aleve Haddock is the new President of the Pan-American L NIONDAY 19. L. H, S. songbirds elected Deloris Bethea as their new Prcsid FRIDAY 23. University of Florida Glee Club gives concert. Frances Langfo banquet. P. S. There was a full moon!!! THURSITAY 29. Sadie Hawkins day! MARCH FRIDAY 1. Annual goes to press, we hope! American Legion dance. FRIDAY 15. Teachers work, pupils play-jitter bugs attend Boys Hi-Y da SUNDAY 24. Do you have a new hat for Easter? FRIDAY 29. Classical Club Easter dance. APRIL FRIDAY 5. Annual's dance and party in the gym. MONDYXY 8. Senior Class Play tryouts. FRIDAY 12. Pan-American League banquet. Mc alegre muy mucho. WEDNESDAY 17. D. C. T. banquet-Big Event. FRIDAY 19. Senior Class Play. Thanks loads, Mr. Mayhall. FRIDAY 26. junior-Senior Reception is here at last. Need I say more? MAY WEDNESDAY l. Presentation to school by 12-A Class. FRIDAY 3. Classical Club's Roman Triumph. MONDAY 6. NVhew! The annual is out. Senior Class honors Mr. Angel. SUNDAY 12. Baccalaureate Sermon. TUESDAY 14. Good bye-'good luck. It's been swell knowing you. nough sleep. irginia. I eague. WEDNESDAY 7. Gone with the flu, gone to the fair, and Gone With The W ent. iIId. rd Club throws big dance :Intl HCC. N your grandfathefs time, the hickory stick and the dunce cap were integral parts of the educationalsystem. But today, education has become more civilized. It uses new methods to get better results. And cheap utility service is like that too . .. it is as modern as today . . . as new as tomorrow Modern education raises the mental standardg cheap utility service raises the better living standard. 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