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We ve walked, worked, and worried to get this to press and we have a certain pride in our IGHLANDER because we havedone our best! -Editor. ' ' P ll E F ll t E l grey hairs as a result. Perhaps you don't like the l , I co it tonrfnrs T-- mf .QL 4. SPORTS -gy , r c1.AssEs 5. FEATURE ., 1, 1 ,MLW 3. Acnvmes 6. ADS it ky, im A - -- --H - -v-- J ,H . '. ., - . .' nf 11' 7'--1 -,-,' V- .. ..... f..,..., ..-Nt.-.. .-r .,,.,.cf-v.-- '-- '--- '-- -- ts-::'s-':1::,f4 '-.fjfff 1'f- su'f.-'xr-'mia3-gf-1'-WP-ws:-1+ ask., r...fm-r:an?.:1'i5Pf2-g:.f'::::1:fi - - 7---1' ---f--'M -- V ' -'- ' V - -1 ' -M A ft'--2: my----an. so ' We f - a ' f'T 'L- 1...-4.-.A-,...-,.4 J.,,'1y.w-:nw I A L M if 'Irv . ,Q Q I il ' ,L .Q Unbounded enthusiasm has made her an inspiration: vigorous youth has made her one of us: unlimited devotion to any interest which was ours has made her beloved. In recognition of these qualities, we, the Senior Class of I94l, joyously dedicate the HIGHLANDER to- MISS HILDA LE SPRADITIN F 1' I ' ff' i V., V yyyuyf IJ E ll I C H T I 0 ll J: .fl fx min 'N ,. a' lil llhlll ill W' if ' X M 'Stix ll, ll -L 'nf' . ' 'll lll f- 4 ,l- wr ' ff ,fly ,M 7, 1 if A': fl':' , in SX ' ' I R -0 . f' ,' 'lfkl ' K --v - .L wuz X n V L .-,4 f r 4 . , a re AV.-x I y J J VV.. 4 ,- in .. vggy WU, 1 .N ak -. 4. , 5 'Mus ' f x if i A ' yNQ, f . ' , 'f 'Si 1 lj -lil ,1f, , 'lfrgax -1115-,js it ,445 Q 91 a 'LW' F I is or 1 lf? flt fif' h je , If 261941 HIGHLHIIIIER STHFF THE EDITORIAL STAFF The Editorial Statl was advised by Miss Sara Jenkins and the tollow- ing staff: Marilee I-Iarper, editor- in-chietg Tom I-logan, assistant editor: Pee rce Hersperger, Joel Kicklighter, Junior Horsey, Dovie Jane Petteway, and Ruth Smith. BUSINESS STAFF The Business Stat? was under the direction of Miss Irene Gracyq business manager was Mimi Bell. Regular members ot the staff were: Bette Stotts, Charlotte Rider, Frank Wil- liams, Lois Jean Akers, Jean Murray, Mary Virginia Har- rison, and Roy Wheeler. Toward the last ot the year Mary Jo I-lanner and Jackie Cole were added to the statt be- cause ot their superior sales ability. a,as -x E E -Af 'lr af A -:git-51.,-i3,.-e.::-1-as-, il., 1 , 'i,f:1:'. ., 'a..Q.:a:.a..1:.,.4x5., :.,.... , . ,.. 6114, !C6!l9dZLlfl iA6 A004 get M644 The Pictoral Statt this year was headed by Mr. Jimmy Dickinson, with the aid ot Anne Lewis, l-larold Wilson, Marjory Kennedy, Mary Ruth Glover, Margie Sue Oxtord, Barbara Moseley, Burke Kibler, Betty Dwiggins, John Hoge, Walter Riley, Withers Blake. Alvin Fillastre was not present when the picture was taken. Special recognition should be given to Withers Blake, Alvin Fillastre, l-larold Wilson, Margie Sue Oxford tor their outstanding work. . ,- f ,xf I ,N , 1- h 1, . - A , r f gf L L- f I A I rll 'IL J 1 ' 5 I' !a.' ' r ot the circulation statt, Jackie Cole, an ettervescent junior girl, sold I43 ot the 545. Other members ot the statt were: Jean J. Lewis, chairman: Betty Robbins, Ted Roach, Teeny Langston, Mary Jo l-lanner, George Trask, Zerney Barnes, Jackie Cole, Martha Nell Burckhalter, Dorothy Proctor, Pinky Butler. The Circulation Statt was headed by Miss l-lilda Dale Spradlin. The whole statl deserves special honor but the medal should go to the one member ot the statf that has made her work his- tory tor the circulation department. Out ot the 545 annuals sold this year to the whole student body by the Il members , . , . ,, .,. .-, , -,,, . , , ,, V -..l .. ,. ,-., ,.,:.47.-.., ............................,.-........-,.......-.. . ,..-.... ...-.. ......-......-.............a.. . ,., -.. ,. .. - 3 - -3. ...'i-. : -. .. ...'2.'. '.. - .. 4. .. .....:. ... .'- ..L ... z .. g .:. ... -- .... -- : -...-1 ... ...-- .....:, .... '::..-f:-'.1 - '-- - -- '- - --'-f----'M X Lf , iii? D , gf 19-A , . 1 ' f - L 1 . N 1, ' 4 .,. ff, kt!! 'I elf ' i'.. fnfn rlnn nfw nfenom I I , 0 H Q ., 5.-. GX HBE I- f ? PEHDEl'IfE 4 'ig . fig - QVQ0 X- ij gy ik ? 2 54. M d ffm ' W' 239, f i llywy f X : 5 fh QQ, uugzgi xiib I. is ff f :g k f XX U -f. 5. W G 14-V'1ll4 -7 ' , - - ,Q lf ff. 4 .lglf- 5-1 ' 2 gf .- ,V 577- A--Y - F, . 1- -.V 1 if -.--f.3,2'..g. --:f ,.3. ....'- .......... .,,,..,...,....-,.....-N., ..........-.... ...,-.....,....,...... --, .' -,, . 11-.,.L. .4,'.:. -- .4-,.-f- -'- ...W -uf. IIIIIIIIIIISTRIITIUII DEAN CARL S. COX Supervising Principal of Lakeland Schools 1 fa......-1 Jiri --'inag ve- .a-. PROFESSOR T. .I. POPPELL Principal MISS ELEANOR COWART Secretary MISS EDNA GRAY THOMAS Secretary MRS. MARGARET MITCHELL Secretary MISS HELEN LITCHFIELD Secretary E A TZ. . I L O I f gy ' I ' . K Y T 4 s ,....-......-..... , ,, Y , . ,.,,,. .. .. .. ,, ,,,. ., ,,-,..,?,., Y,,, L.. ,..,,. ,-.......e. . .. nun fntuiru First Row: MRS. NELLIE' ARNETT, A.B., B.S.g teaching American History and Eng- lish . . . MRS. LUCILLE BRYANT, A.B., M.A.g English . . . MRS. ETHEL BUCK- LEY, B.S.g Typing . . . Miss RUTH HALL BROWN, A.B.g Algebra . . . Second Row: MR. E. C. ANGELL, A.B.g Chemistry . . . MRS. VIRGINIA BENTLEY, A.B.2 English . . . MISS MARION BRANTLEY, B.S.: General Science and Physics . . . MISS NANCY CATHERINE CRAIG, A.B.g Latin and Journalism . . . MISS VELA CLEVE- LAND, A.B., M.A.g Biology. First Row: MRS. HENRY LIPSCOMB, A.B.g Latin and English . . . MRS. GLADYS D. GLOVER, A.B.g English . . . MRS. MARY LEE JEWETT, B.S.: Head ot Mathematics Department . . . MISS KATHRYN GOODWIN, A.B., M.A.I Spanish . . . Second Row: MRS. F. CRAIG, A.B.g English . . . MISS MAR- GUERITE LUMPKIN, A.B., M.R.E., Head of Social Studies Department . . . MISS RUTH DANIEL, A.B.g American History . . . MISS MARY IRENE GRACY, B.S., M.A.g Sociology, Current History, Con- sumer's Education . . . MISS MAXINE McINTYRE, A.B.g Geometry. 1 J .1 .. X -, - First Row: MRS. GRADY H. WALLACE. A.B.g English . . . MISS EDITH HAYES, A.B., English and Speech . . . MISS LOU- ELLA POPE, B.S.q Homemalxing . . . MRS. NORMA WARREN, B.S.E., Student Coun- seling, English and History . . . Second Row: MISS ELIZABETH WEST, B.S., Senior Science, Director of Girls' Sports . . . MISS LUCILLE NASH, A.B.g Alge- bra . . . MISS MINNIE SKIPPER, B.S.: Homemaking . . . MISS GRACE MUR- RELL, B.S., Civics . . . Third Row: MISS JUNE ORNDOFF, A.B., Librarian . . . MR. C. C. PHILLIPS, B.S.: Sociology, Bs. Arithmetic . . . MISS ALVAZINE YOUNG, A.B., M.A., Latin . . . MR. ELMER PIERSE, B.S., LL.B., M.A.g Book- keeping. ' ' H ' H 'c ' -c'-4 -- '1g1',a,'-..Lj':i'-m ,f'..,,... 'g'...1A',i:g.:1i3,j:::t1:::2g:1.::ix::.:.L:y.g1p,:,g I g,gM, -'-- Best-Looking BRYANT-TRASK wilnfff , 1 .X-l K1 1195 ww 6 X 'ws xx QN BRYANT CHILES HOGAN PETTEWAY SEHIUR H UFFIEERS NELI. BRYANT . . ..... Prcsldunf JIM CHILES , . , Vxm Prnsidvmi THOMAS HOGAN . , S cr tary DOVIE JANE PETTEWAY . R port r Mosi Outstandmg HARPER-HORSEY UUTSTHHUIHG SEHIURS HANISg5?NEAD MoSELg,f:1IgfgE-al A A 4 ..f.fs '1 BAILEY BARRETT BATES BEAN V ,V 1' V: . I Jfiauk 'r BELLFLOWER MARY WILLETT BAILEY- V'rtut: is the: buauty ol the Soul. Classical Club, Glrls Ruscrvu, l-lornu Hygrunu Club . . , LOUISE BARRETTf Srlcnu: rs rnoru tloquunt tban words. . . . JOHN BATES4 l-lard worlc lt-acls to sua rw.-,, D.-stroytr Football, Drwadnauglwt Football, Baseball. . . BETTY JANE BEANf lt's niet: to bc natural wlmn you an- naturally nice. l-lonor socicty, Pan-American Club, Grrls Rcscryc .... MARY FRANCES BELLFLOWER Sol1tudv rs som.-trrnvs tlut best soclctyf' Dull Team, Girls Reserve, Pan-Arntrrican Lcaguc, Glue Club .... RUBY BELZ Wlf,dc'arn ls only found ln trutlnfl l-lonor Soclrty, Pan-Arncrrcan Club, G rrls Rcscryv, l-lor-nv Room Councr Clwmr-,try Club .... EDNA BYRD- SrlvnCu ncycr yet bctrayud anyone. Classlcal Club. . . , CAROLYN CAM ERON -f-- Wrt rs tlwv salt ot convvrsatlonf' . . . DON CAMERON-- No canvas absorbs color Irkt- mvmory Wlwcu's Wlwrv. , . . CLARA CAMPBELL- I mayor tbrust rny nosc unto otlwur mcn's porridgcf' Pan-Arnvrlcan Lvagux Cirrls Rl-gt-ry.-, Cbwrnrstry Club, Ruportur lor Futura Tfraclwcrsl Assoclatron, Home Economlcs Club, Annual Stall BELZ BYRD CAMERON, C. CAMERON, D. CAMPBELL ......-......,,.--.---..,..-..-..,,..--...-. .,,, W.-. M--.C---d,..-...-,..--..-..,......--..-W-HW...WW--.......- C-- . -- --. .....E.4....v-... ...,,....-...--.....,..-.,.-,....,.. -ut - V 1 Yi. . Z-.. A A . 1 V - ,. -1 A- ..- . ,r 1,3 , ,M .4 ' ' I --. - .i!?3?L ...- lfli--- 3-21 :V ..I ' .' .I-'ff' V' L q,- - i-i .2-gif-liz:-if f2E-a.'fA fy? v . '- .. A- ' -' f ,167 Y BE, J.. ggggpyp. 4 4 .artsy R CN? s:'1ff 'f5' W... mr Af' B13 1, XV-,iyglpyxv-- CARLETON CATRON CHAPMAN V,:ef1fxRK CLOWER avi. H, ' ,.- 0. Z RAYMOND CARLETON- Far trom thu maddening erowdls ignoble stritcf' . . . MARTEEf1CATRt1N4 You can- not win without sacrilieef' . . . BELLE Cl'lAPMAN4 A penny tor your thought' '... BELA IO CLARK-'fUntil I truly loved, l was alone. Pan-American League, Girls Reserve .... EUGENE CLOWERf Hc Wbovis is 'happyfli Chemistry Club, Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Class .... LAMAR COLLlNSf Fcw things are impossible 'Co,diIigcEAe, and skill. . . . JOHN LEE DAVIS- Nothing is certain but death and taxes. Classical Club, Treasurer ofrlzuture Teachers' Association .... ROY FELTS- Few things are impossible to diligence and slcillf '... AUDREY FODTS- Mcn malce the bcst tricndsf' Vice-Presiclcnt Sophomore Clas Chemistry Club .... BILLIE GlDDENS- There agref' more men ennobled by study than by nature. Classical ub, l-lonor Society, Pep Squad, Senior Class Play, ' by COLLINS DAVIS FELTS FOUTS GIDDENS x I f.Qiff'?,'I',..' U PLT' . rs ti HANSELMAN HERRINGTON HERSPERGER HILL HINKLE EDWIN HANSELMANg Music is the universal language ot mankind. Band .... W. S. HERRINGTON- Nothing is achivvvd without solitude. . . . PEERCE HERSPERGER- Wit is an unexpected explosion ot thought. Honor l b A l St tt Ch lin D C T Senior Class Play LESTER HILL- Society, Classical Club, Chemistry Cu , nnua a , ap . . ., . . . . Every mari is the architect ot his own tortunesf' Band, Glee Club, Minstrel, Wfriters' Club .... GENEVA HINKLE- Wisdom sits alone, topmost in heaven. Classical Club, Honor Society, Girls Reserve, Home Room Council. . . . EY MILDRED HOLLAND-'llhe beautiful is never plentitulfl Glee Club, Girls Reserve, Minstrel .... JUNIOR HORS - True merit, lilce a river, the deeper it is, the less noise it makes. Chemistry Club, Boys' Hi-Y, Dreadnaught Iq. Football, President Freshman Class, Vice-President Sophomore Class, Most Popular Sophomore, Most Versatile Sop omore, Most Popular Junior, Kingls Court '40 and '4I. . . . LESTER KEENg There is no diplomacy lilce silence. . . . JOEL KICKLlGHTER4 Whatever is worth doing 'at all is worth doing well. Classical Club, Secretary Honor Society, Girls Reserve, Chemistry Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Class, Annual Statt. . Silence is at times more expressive than speech. HOLLAND HORSEY KEEN KICKLIGHTER CLARA KIRKLAND- KIRKLAND ,,.- xi .- i., Q - ' 1 Q ' 'J . . ' T -. ' ' '.:-g. .-I 'V-1'-.....?'l-N-.. K1 iw 'C .' '. ' '. ' '.' . ' .ff 4', : :', f In 1 .. ,, .4- -- .V'., .. f.,,' A . .r-'Jw -. - ' ' ' 'Q ' '.'. 4 '5' f ' . . . . .. . .,, ,, . , , , . , 1. .. ... , ., . V ..,,,,u, ......,-t....-...- ............,.-..,....-........-1... . .........-. ..--..,-...s...M..-..-........-......,.. .... .-.....-....,.. .. ..--. F...-V......-.....-.---.,....-.......,........... .......... ........ ..........-,,.....s.- ..-,..............................-........................-.-. -,.w ..-v-....-ws..- i i KITCHENS LEACH LEVITT LEWIS LLOYD LAURA KITCHENS- The true measure ot lite is not length, but honesty. . . . CLIFFORD LEACH- I-lc sleeps well who is not conscious that he sleeps at all. Classical Club .... EVA LEVITT- Nothing is denied to well- Adirected labor. Classical Club, Girls Reserve, Annual Statt .... JEAN JOAN LEWIS- Beauty provolceth thieves sooner than gold. President Freshman Class, Secretary Junior Class, Secretary Girls Reserve, Classical Club, Presi- dent Honor Society, Minstrel, Band and Orchestra, Frances Langford Club, Annual Staff, Who's Who for '4l .... MARGARET LLOYD- A good disposition is more valuable than gold. . . . MILDRED LOVERN- Truth needs no flowers ot speech. . . . MAUDELL MCCORVEY- A friend is worth all hazards we can run. G. A, A., Girls Reserve, Thomas Jetterson I-l, S., Port Arthur, Texas. . . . JEANETTE MARTlN4 A sweet and lcind disposition. . . . CARL MELOY- Silence never malres any blunders. Classical Club, Chemistry Club, Safety Patrol. . . . MARILYN MILLER- l-lappiness seems made to be shared. President Future Teachers' Association, Classical Club, Chemistry Club, Girls Reserve, Annual Statt. LOVERN MCCORVEY MARTIN MELOY MILLER W E 2 ' QYVSI.-' ',. 51 1.5:-.f-f q,i. NICHOLS PATTON SEAL SLOAN SMITH RAYMOND NICHOLS!- Srnrlrs arv srnllfs only wlwrn llrc lwarl pulls the wirrx' '... JEANNE PATTONf GOOClf n A-'.-. ls bvauly rn rt'f, bvsl wslalu Clwmrslry Club, Girls Rrfsvrvr, Annual Slall, Fulurc Tvarlwrs' Assofralron, Clas anal Club ..,, MARGARITE SEAL- lt is a lrlendly lwcart that has plenty ol lrlcndsf '... CAROLYN SLOAN- W Evvn yrrlur' rs rnorr' larr wlnvn il appcars ln a bcaulilul pcrsonf' Quacsfrtr Classical Club, Clwrnislry Club, R-'porlvr ml Frwslwrnan Class, Surgvanl-al-Arnrs Sopllornors: and Junlor Class, Glrc Club, Mrnslrcl, Sponsor ol Boys' l'lr-Y, Cilrls Rv l,l' ryr' ..,. RUTH SMITH--- Wise sayings olfcn fall on barrcn groundg but a lcrnd word rs nvyvr llnrown awayfl Clm-mlslry Club, Annual Stall .... A. J. SNEADf MCn arc but clmrldrcn ol a largur growth. Swlrnrnlng learn, lntranrural Baslwlball, Clngcr Lcadcr, Pan-American Lcaguc .,.. ROBERT SORENSEN-Hprocraslrnaluon rs ill-- llurvl ol lun +'.' '... B ERTHA MAE SPRING-- Wlsdorn corncs to no ons' by clmancsxll Pan-Arnwrican Lwaguv, Fulurv 'lvarlm-rs' Assocrallon, Clwvrrustry Club, I-Ionor Soclcly, Girls Reserva .... ELAINE STACKPOLE--- A lam' llnal cannot srnrlr: rs nuvcr lair. Lalurland l-llgh School Orchestra .... MILTON SURLES4 Gcnrus may cone:-lvl, but palrwnl labor must consurnrnalu. Classical Club, Clncmislry Club, Annual Stall, Scnror Class Play. SNEAD SORENSEN SPRING STACKPOLE SURLES ww! grammar . , . 1 'V , V - y y J 1, 5 '. ' 1 ., , 'L-,,,', ,WA , - ,- Tuma 7-iw.,--1 -.--wr' f . 'N TURNER VANDEWALKER WARNOCK WASNER WHITFIELD WILLIS ALDINE TURNER BETTY JEAN WASNER The best ot all things often comes in the smallest of Beauty is powerg a smile is it's sword, paclqagesfi Home Ec. Club, Girls Reserve, Spanish Club, Pep Classical Club, Honor Society, Girls Reserve, Chemistry Squad. Club, Annual Statt. LEWIS VANDEWALKER Character lives in a man, reputation outside of him. Chemistry Club. ROBERT WARNOCK Fortune favors the brave. Football. SEHIUR H H NELL BRYANT Rare is the union of beauty and virtue. Classical Club, Chemistry Club, Girls Reserve, Honor Society, Queen ot Stunt Night, Senior Class Play, The Key ot L. H. S. THOMAS HOGAN Pleasure is far sweefer as a recreation than as a businessf Classical Club, Chemistry Club, Home-Room Council, Glee Club, Annual Statt, Vice-President Junior Class, Secretary and Treasurer ot Senior Class, Boys' Hi-Y, Senior Class Play. ELHS AMY WHITFIELD Virtue is its own reward. Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Girls Reserve, Annual Statt, Home Ee. Club. FOREST WILLIS Be slow in choosing a triend, slower in changing. S UFFIIERS JIM CHILES The way to gain a friend is to be one. Writers' Club, Vice-President Senior Class, Chemistry Club, Camera Club. DOVI E JANE PETTEWAY The true and good resemble gold. Annual Statt, Chemistry Club, Classical Club, Secretary ot Honor Society, Reporter ot Senior Class. . : N- SEHIUR H ELHSS UFFIEERS WALTER LINDSEY . . . President FREEMAN STORM . Vice-President CHARLOTTE RIDER . . . Secretary ANN SCOBIE . . . . Treasurer WALTER LINDSEY CHARLOTTE RIDER '4Tln' l ws'. mil ll vvf' lv ml litr wwwvvw'ww 1, '. Slut burns llvni vniclnlglvt ml, but not always l Sl ly VN, ph md, nt uf Smppmmmk, Clam' phwdk mt mf Sxnim Vim:-Prrsldcnt of Girls Rvscrvr, Classical Club Franr Clash, Glm, Club' Langlord Club, Glue Club, Honor Socwly, S tary 1 Svnior Class, L. H. S. Mlnstrvls, Annual Stull FREEMAN STORM ANN SCOBIE As til w fxvwwn :vi go, so gms F v,'T1r mm The vizry pink ol perfection. Vic,-'-Pri-md-nt Svnior Class, Glrzr- Club, Safely Patrol, Fan-Arnvncan Lrgaguc, Girls Reserve, Honor Sou Howl Er. Club, Swrggvnril-atArrn5, Junior Class, Rcportvr, Junior Class, Vfrutcrs' Club, Trfasurrr Stnior Class. First Row: Walter Lindsey, Presidentg Ed Lovzring, Ser- geant-at-Armsg Freeman Storm, Vice-President . . . Second Row: Miss Irene Gracy, Ad- vrsorg Mary Jo Hanner, Ser- geant-at-Armsg Charlotte Rider, Secretaryg Ann Scobie, Treas- urer: Marilee Harper, Re- porterg Miss Ruth Daniels, Ad- visor. 0 P813-:K AKERS ' 'ALLSOPP ANDREWS ARMSTRONG BAGGETT 5 'Q .4 LOIS JEAN AKERS- No man can losei what he never had. Glee Club, Pan-American League, Girls Reserve, Pep Squad, Annual Statt .... DICK ALLSOPP- On argument alone, my faith is built. Classical Club, Lakeland High School Orchestra, Annual Statt, Chemistry Club, l-lonor Society, Frances Langford Club .... BROWNIE ANDREWS- Frtw are the taults we tlatter when alone. Spanish Club .... J. B. ARMSTRONG- Fancy and Pride seelc things at vast expense. Writrzrs' Club, Destroyer Football .... MARGARET BAGGETT- A light heart lives long. Classical Club, Drill Team, Girls Reserve, Home-malcing Club .... DOROTHY BAlLEYf Neatness is a crowning grace ot wornanhoodf' . . . GRACE BARBERf- A merry heart doeth good like medicine. , . . EDWIN BATES- A good wit will rnalce use ot anything. SpanishClub .... MARIAN BECK- Beauty is its own excuse tor being. Girls Reserve, Girls Athletic, Classical Club . . . MlMl BELL- Woman is the masterpiece. Glee ClUlO, Pan-American, Minstrel, Annual Statt, Girls Reserve, Art Guild, Home Economics Club. BAILEY v . ,BARBER BATES BECK BELL ,dur ' . ' ..4 ...vf M .If , , ,3,,Ei, f, Ag -W BENNETT, A. BENNETT, M. BERG BESSINGER BOWEN AMANDA BENNETT- Thought is ttwc seat ot action. Pan-American League .... MARGARET BENNETT- Let Cl'1l'L'fliUlI'H'SS on nappy tortune wait. Girls Reserve, Drill Team, Pan-American League, G. A. A., Girls Basketball, Writr-rs' Club, D. C. T. Club .... PATRICIA BERG- Beauty can inspire miracles. Classical Club, Girls Reserve, Future T.-afli-'rs' Association ..., NELLIE MAE BESSINGER- Happiness is wtrere you tincl it. . . . MARGIE BOWEN- The greatest medicine is a true triendf' Girls Reserve .... WILLIAM BRADLEY- The test ot a man is ttre tiglwt he makes. Football, Basketball .... JEANNETTE BRINSON- The loss ot a triend is the greatest ot all losses. Captain ot Drill Team, Classical Club, Honor Society, G. A, A., Writers' Club, D. C. T .... MAYE BROOKS- Tim taslc ot every day stre meets in a quiet way. Girls Reserve, Future Teaclwers Association, I-lome Economics Club, Chemistry Club .... HELEN BROWN-- A little girl witli a big smile. . . . MARJORIE BROWN - A gentle way and a winning smile. , 1 f ov BRADLEY BRINSON BROOICS-, 'ii' BROWN, H. BROWN, M. .341 Sf XX xx X YJ x X' va 4 wr' iw BURAN BUTTS BURCKHALTER CALVIN CARLETON HELEN BURAN- She shall have laughter wherever she goes. Lakeland High School Orchestra, Band, Frances Langford Club, Girls Drum Corps, Girls Reserve, I-lonor Society ..., JEWEL BUTTSf4 True dignity reigns in this maid so fair. Vice-President ot Home Economics Club, Bagpipe Statt, Girls Reserve, . . . MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTER- A happy combination ot friendliness anzl beauty. Classical Club .... PAUL CALVIN- Actions speak louder than words. Classical Club .... DICK CARLETON- Well done is better than well said. Pan-Aniieri- can League, Intramural Basketball, Destroyer Football, Destroyer Basketball, Sergeant-at-Arms ot Sophombre Class, Boys' I-Ii-Y, Pep Squad, Chemistry Club .... W. R. CARNEY- Argue he will, convince you he may. Safety Patrol, President ot Junior Class, Dramatic Club. . . . MARY FRANCES CARTER-! The world .belongs to the energetic. Drill Team, Girls Reserve. . . . LOUISE CASON- A person ot rare intellect. Classical Club, Phill atelic Club, Art Guild, Honor Society, Intramural Basketball and Tennis, Chemistry Club .... RICHARD CHAM-' BERLAIN- Little man what now. Classical Club, Chemistry Club, Glee Club, Showboat Minstrels, Home Room Council .... JOHN T. CLARK- 'Tis the mind that makes the body rich. Classical Club, Lakeland I-Iigh School .ii Band. I 3 U CARNEY CARTER cAsoN CHAMBERLAIN CLARK rflel .Ve W' W Jr WU CLIFTON CLOWER COBIA COCHRANE COE IUNIUS CLIFTON-- Lndy's mm mv mad-, not bum. . , , ELOISE CLOWER-- Bn'ftK'r an ouncr of rxamplv Hmm n pound OI ndvnrlf' . . . SHEFFIELD COBIA-UNO Om' Icmows whai hw can do untxl Im' Uwe. . . . VIRGINIA COCHRANE-- Law, Inugh and Ivt thv world go by. . . . BEVERLY COE- LovabIv to Iwr assofmtvs, EJIIGIDIL' to fmII, Carla Rv-,I-rvv, CIa5swcaI CIub, Honor Society. - - - LEE COLEMAN-- A man I am, Qvcwswd wxtlw udvvr5wty. . , . GWEN COKER 'MSOII q.'ntII-msg I5 siwvf' . , . DICK CURTIS- HW Hwngs mv impossxblv Io dnlxg--nfv and aI-II. . . , JERRY CRAWFORDf A Im'rvdIy gxrlfa Imfpung hand. WV1IL'vsI Uubq Bagpxpv Staff .... AVENELL ' CREEL' f-' Ivuw IndvvuduqIIIy nam mjvu by Lopludf' GwrIs'Rw,vvvw, I 0 I 1 ,A ' I 'f -v , ,W 4 r N - ' 5 1 x I ' 1 - ' , . , H, ' s 5 1 . , . , lv V' f I .Q COLEMAN COKER CURTIS CTIAWFORD CREEL l v if 1 DAMPIER DANIEL DAVENPORT DENNIS DODD I ,lv ' .f 'lr' f., fue., 1 I ' Q , r 5 I ' .0 EUGENE DAMPIER- Blessed with that noble quality-reserve. Sergeant-at-Arms ot Senior Class .... PAULINE DANIEL- For I was born to love, not to learn. Satety Patrol .... DICK DAVENPORT- To be, or not to be, that is the question. Traclc Team, Destroyer Basketball, North Plaintield I-ligh School, New Jersey .... DOLPHUS DENNIS- It tallcing comes by nature, then he's a natural boy. Satety Patrol .,,. KATHERINE DODD- Ari attractive girl, who radiates charm. . . . DONALD DUFFIE- I am the man I have been looking tor. Culee Club, Pan-American League .... DAN DUNCAN- A lion among ladies, is a dangerous thing. Classical Club, Glee Club, Boys' I-li-Y, Chemistry Club, Aviation Club, Satety Patrol .... ALMA EARLY- Exactness and little duties is a wondertul source ot cheertulnessf' . . . BERYL EDWARDS'- A pleasing personality always endures. Classical Club, Girls Reserve. . . . EVELYN ELLISON- Modest and sweet, but brilliant withal. Classical Club, I-lonor Society, Most Intellectual Sophomore, Most Intellectual Junior, Vice-President G, A., President Girls Reserve J L t ' vt' H . I VI 'r , ,rf v, U l DUFFIE DUNCAN EARLY , EDWARDS' , ELLISON I i's t H, . Iy'. LR,-'il .Q l FAATZ FILLASTRE FRASER FORD FOUNTAIN m,..., . fl? ' x A JACK FAATZ- Not what I am, but what I hope to be. . . , ALVIN FILLASTRE- And what Is more, you are a man, my son. Stunt Night, Classical Club, Intramural Basketball, Chemistry Club, Annual Stalt, Secretary Freshman Class, Loudspeaker Club, Boys' I-Ii-Y .... MILTON FRASER4 Romd was not built in a day .... ROBERT FORD mul-Irs bark is worse than his bite. Lakeland High School Band, Stamp Club, Chqmigtry Club ,,., DAY FOUNTAIN - Hur good humor is a tountain, never dry. Classical CIUID, Honor Sggigtyy Giflg Rqggrygi . . . DOUGLAS GILMANAf God's gift to tho women. President Pan-American Loaguef Honor Society, Home Room Council, Radio Club .... MARY RUTH GLOVERf True sophistication, in looks it not in ways. Drum Corps, Frances Langford Club, Showboat Minstrels, Art Guilcl, Girls Reserve, Lakeland High Sdhool Band, Annual iStatI.'. . . ROSE GOETTE--- Progress is aeeomplishi-d only by hard work. Pan-American League, Girls Reserve, Chemistry Club. . . . CLIFTON GOODMANf Ihi1 statue ot a youth, the statue ot a man, .,. . LANG GOODYEAR4 The acmc ot if masculinity. Ucstroycr Football. 'L ,,i 4 y, -v A. ,I ,,.+!,f 4 4 s ' .y 41,4 p l,-1 1 - . 4 I GILMAN GLOVER GOETTE GOODMAN GOODYEAR MB' ' ' M g,:.'-g. ,,: I- ' ..4,..,,..,.-...i,.,, , W -YJ,-,L W gn km-wwf iw-H fl' N- 50 J' GOSSETT GRAY HALDERMAN HANNER HARPER EWING GOSSETT- There's a time tor all things. . . . R. T. GRAY- Tall oaks trom little acorns grow. . . . BILLY HALDERMAN- Quiet and capable, the kind that succeeds. Annual Statt, Chemistry Club .... MARY JO HANNER- ln lite, as in art, the beautitul moves in curves. Secretary Sophomore Class, Treasurer Junior Class, Sergeant-at-Arms ot Senior Class, Cheer Leader, Chemistry Club, Frances Langtord Club, Basketball, Tennis, Most Active Junior Girl, I94O Who's Who, Annual Statt, Girls Reserve, Drill Team, Minstrel, Key ot Lakeland High School .... MARILEE HARPER- Good-looking and popular. Come early and avoid the rush. Reporter ot Freshman Class, Vice-President ot Sophomore Class, Secretary ot Junior Class, Reporter ot Senior Class, Drum Major of Band, Girls Reserve, Junior Attendant ot Stunt Night, Senior Attendant ot Stunt Night, Pan-American League, Editor ot Annual, Most Versatile Sophomore Girl, Frances Langford Club, Minstrels, Interlocuter ot Minstrels, Whois Who, Key ot Lakeland l-ligh School, Lakeland High School Reveleer. . . . HAROLD HARRELSON- Act well your part where honor is concerned. , . . MARY VIRGINIA HARRISON- Good nature and personality are the essentials ot a successtul person. President Freshman Class, Classical Club, President more Class, Most Pop- ular Girl, Girls Reserve, Chemistry Club, l-lome Room Council, l-lonor Society, , . CLAUDE HAY- CRAFT- Humor never interteres with dignity. . . . LeROY HENDRIX-' that music cannot melt? Boys' Glee Club .... RUTH HIGGS- I would rather make nam Club, Frances Langford Club, Girls Reserve, HARRELSON HARRISON HAYCRAFT HOGE HOUSER HULL HUMPHREYS JAMES JOHN HOGEf Grw mv tlwv limi- and l can do anirll1ing. ArtGuilcl, Carncira Club, Honor Socivty, Stamp Club, Cliirriinlry Club, Clfissmal Club, Movilg, Most lnlvlligiinl Sophomore and Junior, Annual Stall .... BOBBY HOUSER - V.nri- ty in llii gpici ol lil .',' ' Clasuiaal Club .... DICK HULL-- Lovc ig uulilicivnl witliirr itsflff '.,, MARY RUTH HUMPHREYSf - l-lir -'yrs aparlflv witln lby ioys ol lily. Gluu Club, Girls Rrsvrvvs ,... MARSHALL JAMES-W Fir5l und lor-rriosl, bw n mon, Dvslroyvr Eooiball, Salvfy Patrol ..,. BETTY JARVJS-V- A pvrpvlual surprisv rv.-ri to tlior,.- wlio lrnow liwr br-st. ELSJE JERNJGAN- As mcrrif as tlw day is long. Girls Ruavrvu, Glu- Club, Wrrll'r',' Club, l-lorrrw Ebononrif-, Club .... BETTY JOHNSONf Sl'ic Suldom spcalcs, bui wlivn slim dovs ,... Girls Rim-'rvi', l-lonrw Economics Club, Futura Tsgaclwcw of Arnuric Club ..., EDNA JOHNSON-- Sb-' lies qualities wr would lrlcv lo - ,i'l' in our lrivndsf J... ELIZABETH JO Pretty and plvasant--for wlrat rriorr Loulcl onyonv ask? Puri-Arrrigrrban Lvagpc, irlf, Rvwrvv, Cl'ie'miSfry Club. . JARVIS JERNIGAN ,JI INSO . JOHNSON, E. JONES ' Lfll.L.LLf.LQ.i.f.,.l'.,'1. ' u i .. .,...QQ.QQI.'f'Q ' 'U' 7 ,- rl M I is , ml ' , . N KAH i KELLY KENNEDY' u AKIBLER I .,,, Y. f ' N i fi 4. 5Q.,,. I ' x , . , , .' l N 'lt A ff' , r in .ln 'th W EVA LOURINDA KAH-inlt silence is goIcIen,Ast1e's poor. 'G,Iee Club, Girls Reserve, Home Economics Club. . . . JEAN KEICHER- None Icnow the depth and puriti ot her thoughts. . . . EARL KELLY- A sophistical rheto- rician enebriated by the exuberance ot his own verbosityfbut he's a swell guy. . . . MARJORIE KENNEDY- A perfect lady with unusual intellect-need one say more. Girls Reserve, Classical Club, Annual Statt ,... BURKE KIBLER- Facts are stubborn things, but I conquer them. Tennis Team, Vice-President of Freshman Class, Classi- cal Club, Boys' I-Ii-Y, Annual Statt, President ot Camera Club, Intramural Basketball .... EUGENE KIRKLAND- Victories are won by those who believe in winning. . . . FRANCES DALE KNOX- She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. . . . JACQUELINE LAYTON- A wee small voice-a big strong brain: intellect per- sonified. Classical Club, I-Ionor Society, Girls Reserve .... MARGARET LESTER- I-Ier pride is befitting to her. . . . MARIE LINDSEY- A lady ot dignity, with all the trimmings. H y : X 2, I 1 I m if Q ., I' 1 1 KIRKLAND KNOX LAYTON if LESTEIQ ' v LINDSEY 01' ' ffl it ,A s LOVERING MCKEWEN MCPHAIL MABIE MARSHALL EDD LOVERING- Tlw irrrsistiblef ',.. BOBBY MCKEWEN- Why worry, l'll get tlwcre sonivlwowf' . . . CARO- LYN MCPHAIL Sliv's is a woman, tlivrvtort: must be woo'd. Editor of Bagpipe, Vice-l7'rvsidtnt ol Writrrs' Club, Girls R--si-rv-', Pwp Squad, G, A. A,, Annual Statt. WHo's Who ot '4I, Clwmistry Club .... LEFFERTS MABIE Hlalcr- li n-.' d, you women, lust your liwarts be brolcenfl Classical Club, Stunt Niglnt, Destroyer Football. . . . MADE- LINE MARSHALL- True wortlm needs no interprctorf' Glcc Club, Girls Reserve ..., EDWARD MILLER- Tl'w grvat tiopv ot society is individual Qlwaracterf' Satety Patrol, Hi-Y, Classical Club, Cl'wr'nistry Club .... KENNETH MOUTZM--'ltxfliatvvvr is popular deserves attention. Dreaclnaugtit Football, I-li-Y, Destroyer Football, Intramural Basketball, King ot Stunt Nite' ,... JEAN MURRAY--llltorneo, Romeo, Vflwretore art tliou, Romeo? Frances Langford Club, Glue Club, Girls Reserve, Mfnstrel, Annual Stalt .... VIRGINIA NALL- Better to be small and slay tlian .large and cast a shadow. Presi clit WritCrSl Club, Drill Team, Girls Reserve, Glee Club, Bagpipe Stall. i I h . . .TOM SCOTT NICH SON- To err is human. Stamp Club, Camera Club. ,I i - 4 ,Y lr . -' . V4 I N 1' U 1- mn 4 ' ,YMILLER -' rlourz MURRAY NALL -NICHOLSOiN,T. lm ,gs if ...l -L ....' ..,', iI1f.. - ......'.. '-f. '.. '.. ..fI1 l1.A. QQ Q 'f.,'.'..lL1f'.iIfL. '. . 'gil' QQl'- 1f' ,, ' ' Q , , , NICHOLSON, ANN NICHOLSON, AZEALIA NORRIS OVERSTREET OXFORD ANN NICHOLSON- Make triends ot the wise. . . . AZEALIA NICHOLSON- A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Glee Club, Future Teachers ot America Club, Chemistry Club, Girls Reserve ..,. MARY NEELY NORRIS- She bears the grace and atmosphere ot a true lady. Classical Club, Girls Reserve, Lalceland High School Reveleers .... MARY LOWE OVERSTREET- Her virtues are too numerous to recount, Girls Reserve, Tennis Team, Chemistry Club, Glee Club .... MARGIE SUE OXFORD- The taces which have charmed us most, must escape the soonest. Classical Club, Girls Reserve, Frances Langford Club, Showboat Minstrel, l-lonor Society, I-lome Room Council, Annual Statt, Cheerleader, Sponsor ot Boys' Hi-Y, The Key ot Lakeland I-Iigh School, Lakeland I-ligh School Reveleers, Radio Club .... MARY JANET PASSMORE- 'Tis not a lip or eye we d t II It t lll' GI Club Frances Langtord Club Classical Club Vice- beauty call, but the joint torce an u resu o a . ee , , , President ot Junior Class, Chemistry Club, Honor Society, Home-rqorrr Council. .J. . GEORGE PEACOCK- Small in stature great in achievement. Destroyer Football, Dreadnaugilli' Fo8tball,,lritrdmural Basketball .... WALLACE PEARCE- Sleep first, study atterwardsf' . . . MARY ALICE, PIERACE- Talliand slender+an imposing girl. Chern- istry Club, Girls Reserve .... SUZANI'f'PILERCE1r? A .thing ot beauty is a joy forever. v Xi- ' Q M ,'. I l gi' mi' .Fi E ,, , .. PASSMORE PEACOCK he, 'PEARCE ' 5 PIERCE, M. PIERCE, S. I 'I - .' -' . ' ' 's '.. 'f' -73.1 A if rffrfti- f M1--em RABUN RACKLEY RADER RAYMER RECK LOU EVELYN RABUN 'Tull ol lilcvablv simplicity and qui:'lnc'ss.ll Wrilirrsl Club, flassiral flulv, Girl-3 R.-si-rvv, Bagpipi ' Stall .... LILLIE MAE RACKLEY! Mocluration is the inseparable companion ol wisdom. Girls Rvsvrvv, Fuluri- 'lvarlivrs Associalron, l lornr Economics Club, . , RUTH RADERY--HA glowing pi'rsonnlil,1 sparlalingg willi lil-2' '... ORLAN RAYMER-- A plodding cliliguncii srings us soonvr to our journvy's wndf '... RYLAND RECK -- Lord, wlwal lools th.-sir rnorlals bi. x. . . . MARY LOUISE RElD4l'A bluslw is bcaufilul, but oltvn inconvenient. l-lonor Socivly, Classical Club, Girls Rcsrxrvc .... MILDRED RENTZ-- l-lsr rniglnly arms an' but a spur lo nwiglrly cl n'-' ds. Classical Club, Pan-Arnifrican Club, Girls Rcscrvc, l-lonor Society .... MARY RlGGlNS--- A liwart of gold, and hair ol platinum, Classical Club, Girls Ruscrvq ,,,, SALLY RlVlEREf Litllv Sunslnin i'.' l Tarpon Spring Higlw Sfliaal .,,. GENE ROBERTS-- A liftli: rnan wllli more than luis slnar-5 of ability. Drvadnauglit Foolball, Dirsfroycr Baslculball, Intramural Baslcutball. REID RENTZ RIGGINS RIVIERE ROBERTS, G. i::::g,:.1gg.t,g...,,, ,-,,g.:1sg.g:,,gg?11.:g.1tAQ.'gjgg:.'lg,,...-..4i:::::i,I, ii. ,... ,J .Lily l .QQQ1 -- ,ff Al ,Q - Hr 1 4- p'a-kf-w-1F2G-I-'?9?f?'-ff-1-35E!'1EEE1E ' W -::.:4:?fT5??.5.-1,-553'-t'?'?':' ROBERDS ROBBINS RQEINSON SAFAR -SAVAGE 114, 1.1, J JIU ' i'f'5 , I: ml . Ap I K h ' it I i . I RUTH ROBERDS- OI manners gentle-ot affections mild. Girls Reserve .... BETTY ROBBINS- Speaking genera ally-she is generally speaking. Girls Reserve, Honor Societyfflassical Club, Annual Statl .... JOHN ROBINSON - Long, tall, and drawn out. Writers' Club, Glee Club, Minstrel, Radio Club ,... KITTY SAFAR- An hours' sleep betore mid-night is worth three atter, President Sfudentifouncil, Girls Reserve ..,. MARGARET SAVAGE - That is the best part ot beauty which a pieture'eannot exprcssl' . . . FLORENCE SCARBOROUGH- The type that age never conquers. Girls Reserve, Honor Socictyf Lak-etland I-Iigh School Band and Orchestra. . . . RAYMOND SHAW4 Halt as sober as the judge. . . . G. A. SMITITI- Behind his retiring nature Iies'capabiIity and willingness to do things. Lakeland I-Iigh Schoolyaand. JEANELLE SMITH4 BlessegI with charm and the certainty to please. Girls Reserve, Glee Club, Minstrel, Chemistry ClubIf. . . RALPH SNONW4- The root ot all evil. 7.1 I! E .1 U - , , Y -iMff-W. 'JXSCARBOROUGH !HAW ---I SMITH,G.A.f if SMITI-i,lJ. i 'SNOW I, A' Lg? sowsns srewmzr - f L sng'giiF1s I r surfwzu. sriNsoN , , r L ' Q' I I' y . r ' ut I' K ' 'N fx ' 4 . I Y D .- ' Mr' I I ROBERT SOWERS -- A lm-ad lull ol practical idvas and a wlixto cgiry tlicm out, Hi-Y, Wrutt'rs' Club, Art Guild, Gln- Club ..., MARTHA STEWART- Plc'r charming ways and sunny smile malcc lwcr lricndsliip wi-ll worth wliilrtf' . . , J. B. STEPI'IENSf A rvprrtsvntativv pgrson who is bound to bc a leader. Orlando I-Iigln Sflwool .... BILLY STILLWELL- - As loyal and laitlnful as lm- is friendly and courteous. Drcadnauglit Football, Classiral Club, Drvadr naught and Intramural Baslmtball .... FOY MAE STINSON- Friendship liglwts tlic pathway ot bcr lilvf' Pan, Amwriran Lvaguv, Girls Rcscrvf, Clncmrstry Club .... VIRGINIA LEE STREATER-Wlwo livads arv bvttvr than rm-'. Pan-Amurican Lwague, Honor Society, Girls Reserve .... CHARLES SUTTON- Hail, lullow, wi-ll mi-t. Classical Club .... JERRY SWEATf Likc a sudden burst of gunglqing on a rainy day, Girls Rcscrvv, Writc'rs' Club, Franc-5 Langford Club, Stags Managcr, Glcc Club, President ol Band and Orclicstra, Drill Team .... BILLY TELL --- TM Ianguagv dr-notes tht: man. Destroyer Football. . . , RAY TOWNSEND- If I don't get tlmtru today l'll ' get tlwcrc tomorrow. JA, f I .V -1!A yr, 1 nv I I' 4 . .- 1 r 0 u- A--. STREATER SUTTON SWEAT In r I TELL TOWNSEND f 9 H 1 1 I H H 4 F, ,ik ,ii MW V, .,,,. ,. A ,. ,. T ,H . , ., - .... , ...,,- ..YY, ..-L ,.,,. -E....... ,. W ,f ..., , ,.. , ,. ,,,,,....,.,.,,, +--+'-- im--ww' A -A g Y ,.. , ,, . ,... .. . .L .,.., , L , , ,,,-.-- , ., ,. ..,. -..s ,, -,, .,,, . ,. ,,,,,,.,,,4m,A i-:L-A--i ,,.. ...., ,... -..ww-.., -.-Yf----..,. ......-... Y,....., ., ..,.... .. .,,, ....,.,,,,,..,, ,u , V or ' , U, TRASK TURBEVTLLB 4 WAY WEBSTER WETTERSTRAND GEORGE TRASK4 The best preparation tor the tuture is the present well seen to, the last duty well done. Dramatic Club, Manager ot Dreadnaughts, Minstrels, Lakeland l-ligh School Representative tor P.-T. A., Feature Section ot Annual, Annual Statt, Lakeland High School Reveleers ,... BERNICE TURBEVILLE- Vivacity is the gitt ot women. Classical Club, Girls Reserve, Treasurer Ot G. A. A., Tennis Team, Alternate Captain ot Sottball Team, Varsity Basketball .... DOROTHY WAY- Fairer than the evening air, clad in the beauty ot a thousand stars. Pan-American League, Girls Reserve, l-lome Economics Club, l-lonor Society .... DOLLYANNA WEBSTER -l' 'Tis excellent to be merry and wisef' Future Teacherg of America Club ,.,. JANE WETTERSTRAND- A merry heart rnalceth a cheerful countenancef '... ROY WHEELER+ Men are men: the best sometimes torgetf Glee Club, Frances Langford Club .,.. JUNE WILKES- Great things spring from little sources. Girls Reserve. . . FRANK WILLIAMS- It is good to have friends at courtf' . . . EVELYN WOMBLE- The heart ot the tair, ncv r tailethf '... MARY KATHERINE WOOTEN- A womanls tacc is the most beautitul picture in the world. . Chemistry Club, Home Economics Club. WHEELER WILKES WILLIAMS WOMBLE WOOTEN ,,:,..y, y .-.LLL . I ,:A2f.:.jr, Ji. 1 z-,-gi- ,. WRIGHT WYATT YATES YODER VETRA WRIGHT- Give to the world the best that you have and the best will return to you. Assistant Editor Bagpipe, Honor Society, Pan-American League, Pep Squad, Treasurer, Girls Reserve .... DAISY JEAN WYATT- lt'stl'1c smile ttiat counts in winning friends. Drill Team .... BURNS YATESf My mind, to me, an empire is. Dustroycr Football, Drcadnauglnt Football .... MARGARET YODER- Tis modesty that rnalces them seem divine ,.. in . L 35 ,,,, JUNIOR A CLASS 'X 'NE NS ,ff 'I - . -'aff 1 'R X W ROY AMIDON GENELL ANDERSON . , JOE ARCHER JOYCE ARENDELL ' ZERNEY BARNES ,A'- EDITH CARROLL JOHN CAIJDLE , MAMIE COLEMAN I FAYE COLLIER.T . H ,ral ILL EILIJIQRIE DAM 3 4' ' 'w H' J N 'X if..'?'A J I Kyra? 1 II V4 fx 'Id' ,jr AQ SNIOR B CLASISYJ n 67Ol3JOSEPH ADAMS DON AKERS LOUISE BAGGETT JAMES BIRD T RI 5 H+.-, J ARCH ,.:,.... I S W nh -I. ,W . .2 A N ,-J L .. , f I3 .. S- N -C Cx' B VA. 'Q S Ki 5 A 5 as NT R ' 'R xx xlqgi ik - -LY Lx A R QR JULIA BLOODWORTI-I AIICILV VIRGINIA BOSTWlCK'W,04,fL'1,'L NORMA BROOKS J W A Q4 I J,C. BROWN ' ' KATHERINE BRYANT ADELAIDE BUTLER MAXINE CLIFTON DICK COFFEEN JACKIE COLE CHARLES COOPER ANNA BARBARA COSEY HELEN CRIBBS BETTY JO CROSSWY BETTY DAMPIER FRANCES EDWARDS EMMA ELLENBACK LAWRENCE FERGUSON INEZ FORD ALETHEA FOREHAND JESSIE MAE FOREHAND OLIVE BROWN ' Wm. P1..q,...,.i' 1' . I .- V - IW ,R ,' , - '. Qian ,J K2 .r vw ' ,, . ' ' T 'kk ,1 L, ALAN DILLON JUNIOR A CLASS MARTHA DOUBERLY BETTY DWIGGINS ,Z .xx I LEROY ESTRIDGXE, 'A -E IRQ X M N JQOBBY GRTMSLEY -- MARTHA NEAL HAIGLER xy I- ' IUDYNMUJ, , m M. . I, I ' - MES HARDIN . - .11 ' i X d MA GMM Xue I Nw A-TI.v JANE HIOHSMITH ' ff R yywi DORIS HILL Af, , LVN! f I Mx -flue ff V K I' ! IOR B CLASS 5 I NORMA FOREHAND FLORENCE FRALICK GEORGE FRIEND ,eq-1 , IONIE GRANT AM . ,. S-I 3:-'A I ILLIAN EEN A SAM Y ER V' RA A LI E RD :'LA gif-R Iv ' E ALL 'I A A Y, MMIR HARPER IV I A J I IN HEWITT A v I f I 7 AROARET HOOKS A ' 5 OTHY SUE HOPPER - 'R A J' MARTHA C- HOPF1B 'i ly ' f-1. , :.1. . . , .J I f I' IO 55.31-IARD 5, A' I 'Q ,,.. Y! ww f IEANET IVEY MAR HA IARVIS U BETTY SUE JENNINGSQXY-fr JAMES JOHNSON BETTY LOU KEEN LOUIS KEMPF 4 WILLIAM KLEM RI N CHARLES KNIGHT N X JUANETTE LANGLEY ' . I- , LAVONNE LANNINQI, N JEAN JANOWSKI ,U Tim I E T3 . . 'J - 11-Rwf. ' -1 I - XI ' 'I,, , ' X R , - T ' -. IE of ' f' ' , , , ws I I ' 37 , xx N 'X 1 , , I - ff A .Ai A A f V ' , V . f , f' I, 4 Ilaly AWE 051, ff , ,4-f -, FMU ':' - f 1., ., ,gfg ', ' '-v. L'I.. ................. .,...-, .-... , ..,... ..-1'1'5. .., .-,., ' ' ' f ' ' ' - 1 'J'- J 'T' -- ' --'--A -'- - S r:. 'J 7-u.l ,, J I H ILA.-...V AAI-. ' , ., -, .Ig :J TID JUNIOR A CLASS DO IS JEAN KEIL I TEENY LANGSTON N NDN JIMMY LAVENDER . I X. 3 .I T T ' 'Q 'A E LEWIS . L XSS' X .. D J V DOROTI-IY LINEBEROER XV? E A . I BARBARA MOSELEY L L S -1 Q ' MARY LOUISE NEWSOME ' A - A ' 1 JACKIE PALMER M Q ' ' SCOTTY PARRISEI r LL I f I MARJORIE PATTON ,T LLOYD 'PETERS 4 . E4 ' Y rl I I A ' ,1 '. U I I I S z 'II 3 If I I.. '54 I ' ' ff, 17- if , . f 4 1 ' 1 N' 1 fa ' , u . wa L, HR W - Iv- Ig. ' .ff 1' . 6,1011 4 . ' .. .I-.. 4, if I t 2125: Lx ' g I I 3, III f . : qA 38 H .JUNIOR Ia CLASS OMAR LANNOM WALLACE LEADBETTER LOIS LEDGER JEAN C. LEWIS BILL MCCARTI-IY GWEN MQMAI-IAN GEORGE MASSEY BRYAN MEI-IARG GEORGE MILLER MARILYN MILLEN MABEL MORGAN FRANK MOSES f, ,I SYLVIA NELSON T U nf- ARMAND NIELSON H- ' DAVID PARRISH J U., 7, . . '1'1u1,l- 411. JAMES PAYISIE 0' ' '-14,21 hu' LOUISE PEMBERION SYBIL PENLAND DORIS MARIE POST DOROTHY PROCTOR IRIS PUTNAM ESTER RAYMER T. J. RAWLS WALTER RILEY 1, -, Q: ' .::'L'.V .-' 1--,W.,,,-A., -- -gn., ,.--,, 1 1 -I H Q . LLL- 4,--A VLA- J ,- 1,45 :.,'...aep..-,,Hi'-'!i1k- :gnifipwx - -1'-i-,L-, Rf, A Hwy Q mt JUNIOR A CLASS! . 'Mg A I ' . ' I I Q! If 55 ' BILL SPWEY Ii KJ b, E 5 K E: , f.ff5,fE5, IW M RIIOIS S no A WIMEQQIQWHRN Af PM ' , BE ARD ' S X, JM N kQ N fb ai Q fx! ff1'gl.-4 in I -F'f.l I1 '4- 1 I I ' CLASSJIO CA ' N REN BETTY LOU RHODES AMORETTE ROBERTS MARION SANFORD NORMA JEAN SCHIMPF BILL SEEGMILLER FRANCIS SIMMONS LEVIE SMITH ROBERT SMITH HOLMES SOUTHER WILLES STEWART JIMMIE STILLWELL BETTY STOTTS MARY LOUISE TANKERSLY MARTHA TELL HAROLD TURBEVILLE GEORGE TUTTLE WILLIE MAY ULREY HELEN UNDERWOOD PATSY WARD DEAN WARREN HELEN WEATHERFORD GENE WELLS ELSIE WILLIFORD JEAN WOODALL ' 'I , f I HELEN WEEKS , III, rf JACK W f ' MARION WEEKS I WARREN WOOTEN ,J , ' LOIS YOPP f I 1 ,. .ww T - .A jf fl: If gf I f'1, .gf X 39 ' ' X 1? ' al L - - I S ' 'I 1 - w -, . . Y I- l il -I -I . m f ' I'- I li -L-Q - I i I V i --I Ii i -,..,..-.,..,...A.,..,...... T SOPHOMORE A CLASS LOIS AU MAN S 3 f ' JORDAN CARNEY I ' IVAN CARR I 'I i T GLORIA COCHRANE R , '- -- VIRGINIA Der GARRY L ' G i f ERNEST DAIJGHTERY JANSON DAVENPORT DOROTHY DOW 'Qi ELIZABETH DLJRES iff jjfj.ZjwBg 'T ALIVIA FAIRCLOTH ' HOWARD GRAY +I :L - Z A f Ig f 1 GLORIA HARRELL 1 A ELAINE HARRELLSON , , JENNINGS IAIOOICS I I 1 ,KRALPH HOWARD I 1 ' , f - FOREST HLITCHINSON ,Qi FRANCIS LALO,ND A . - N ,nu A, :X T ' e' B ,f I A C-. L I 1 ET 5 B R AB f QB ' A Q KK . k A X, f K I 'T ffylfal- .120 jf ' ' G -5 fwflff' . ij J IW 'f JJM SOPHOMORE B CLASS 'J sg, MMVI ' .. . A. - fl! A J- L. ,,L.-: I ff ! W, MAVRIJEAN ALLSOPP l 2-4-' ANE ANDERSON Q, fp VI, DU 'OJ 'VIII ELIZABETH BLJCHANA I JEAN BROWN L.-- A ij, I 'j BETTY BRON SON if I ' ' 5 JAYIVIA BETZ MARION BARRSDALE . CLYDE BAKER .,.I - .:5,bq, HOWELL CHANDLER BILLY CHEEI4 ' CLLII I DOROTHY COLSON OLO I EDITH COOPER ,rx xiii.. ,Ay 'C IVQHJ LB: . I JEAN DASHER BETTY JO CORLEY RALPH DAVIS ' BOBBY GIBSON JEAN HALL MARGIE LARSON MARGARET LINDSEY BETTY JO MCLEOD KIRK McKAY 40 SARAH ELLEN DICRERSON MARTHA GRACE JONES MALCOLM JONES MARTHA MCALLISTER MARCIA MCAULEY GEORGE MATHJS Q--',4'::,:.1 1 - .FFQJ-1 - v..4.,. IX JOSEPHIN ' JVBILLY SMITH ,gf 'Il L- LOIS STOKES SOPHOMORE A CLASS JACK LESTER JOE MCCREIGHT LAWRENCE McNEIL JEWEL MELSON X J RY OHLMAN X P ERNEST PATE AUGUSTA PHARR BETTY PHILLIPS E RECK MARIETTA SCARABOROUGH TERRY SHIEL ALICE SMITH WALTER TURNER BERYL VICKERS JANE WEEKS 5 , jg ,I P fy-VCL M a' 4 ,Tl I SOPHOMORE B CLASS -:,- C. W. MONTSDEOCA QA-X RA?-'. DL 5 ISLI 1 GLORIA MOORE ', f,-QA.-JO-Huw-fig, .f i BERTHA MAE NEWBERRY NATALIE NICOL I MARY NORTHRUP YM. ' GERTRLIDE OVERSTREET . My MADELON OXFORD Q Ly-'S , T, HARRY PEMBERTON I , . JLAZ1' BETTY JEAN PEPPER Iv, f,Lv'I 0:1 GLORIA PIERSON I ' I Y Ly, BETTY JO PIPKIN I-IAZEL REID KATHERINE RIDDLE CHARLES ROCKER 6 TED SANDERS IIMMIE SWANN , mvyyll , ,-,fl MARJORIE SWEAT ', - f BETTY THORTON A, J CLARICE TRUEBLOOD R- TOM TUCKER I DOROTHY TURNER LAMBERT WESCHE SUE WILLIAMSON ll AVON TRASK ',f'f' If J -, A ' Ir R 'U' ML W .. Z I I ,Q .gifs K' EMMIE WILSON J? 1 I HAROLD WILSON I ' 3 . M HURETTA WRIGHT XII LJ., 1 ,, ,I jx H ' K V RQ' 'AJ K-3 y' X: K LS , ' - - '4I X 1 , N , ' JT. . I K ' V ' V 'TI I- . 3. 4 ' 1 ' ' s. j ' . I -5 H ' 0 ' - 4 5 9 I ' FRESHMAN A CLASS CHARLES ALCORN BETTY ANN BRYANT CORLES COMBIE JOAN DOUBERLY JIMMY HARDIN PEGGY FOUNTAIN DOROTHY HARRISON ANNIE LAURIE HOGAN BETTY LOU ISERHARDT BETSY KAY BILLY JACKSON MIKE KELLY JACOUETTA KING LUGENIA MARTIN JIMMY PETERSON MIRIAM MORGAN RAYMOND REID G. M. ROGERS ROBERT SCHROETER MARY FRANCES STEVENS RACHEL SMART PAULINE SUBER ELSIE TAYLOR PATSY TOMPKINS KATHLEEN WATERS DOROTHY WHITE ,,,. 1 L -' I I , x fb is -..:' ' All K I .,::, V ,. sg at L. A , ' C x QEYI Q I :N ' ' .:.,. 1- ' Q A I T ' LYY I I A I :.,., 'Q I 5 I 'i f., I 1 I I W If ' Q ,Tj 5 . E ,Q Q ,- . . f- ? :: . ' 1- ' . -:.,: 5 F 19 -me IH' ' A A I . . ' If, .. C- -- -M V xt 4 N.. ...liz . . E X 1 X , f f I K , J. -, 3' Oy V Q f ,h A .14 K- -,., t , . gf 'I I f 1- I X ' .... . J Q I A AK1 , F. . I I I I1 ' L I -ea' N 'I Fx L I I I ,,3l Q YI Jf Q , I , .- Q J L :-, V- 1' I A qll! ' U I , r ':.: . V j g, I t K A 'I L f I 1 L I Q -'S I I g I 'T - . ,. , I IJII '1 52558 IJ. -- ig I 5 ei , 1 K za, ,AY ' ff' I 3. ff' A PRES:-IM AN B -CEASS ' JANE ARNOLD ANN AUSTIN ' DICK BALMOND TOM BARROW THELMA BEE BETTY BICKERSTAFF TOMMY BLAINE JIMMY BROOKS RAYMOND BRYANT JACK CLEGHORN CHRISTINE DAMPIER JEANETTE DICKSON SARAH DUKES SOLON ELLMAKER COOPER FOREHAND ANNA LAURA FOSHEE CHRISTINE G RAY GERALDINE HENRY JOAN JOHNSON ANN KIRBY BETTY JO MCCLELLAND MARY MCMA HEN DORIS MANSFIELD BOBBY MERRITT ED RAY MILLER BOBBY MARTIN CRAIG MASSEY LAMAR MONTSDEOCA DIE PROCTOR GEORGE RAY FAITH MUNDAY GENE PIPKIN MOND DOTTY ROACH EDWIN ROWAN MARGARET SIMS TED ROACH HUGH ROBERTS JEAN ETTE WALKER GRACE VQ64, I JANE WALKER MARTHA HELEN WHILDEN JUNIOR CLASS 1 JUNIOR A EILMORE DAMPIER . . . Prusidwnt ROY AMIDON . . Vlcu-Prvsldcrrt JESSE GILLIAM . . . Secretary BILLY TELL . . . S.-IQL-SnIAaI.ArmB WARREN WOOTEN . SL-rg.rBnIABIAAr.m MISS HILDA SRRABLIN . . AdvISfr MR. CLIFTON MLJRRELL . . Adviser . , , 4 4. ,ALA ' .--1.,4,yff:.-'A-4 , , ,, I ' 4 ,A4 JUNIOR B DEAN WARREN . . PrvSidvnI WILLIAM KLEM 4 . Vlcwprvsrdrni Ns- ADELAIDE BUTLER . . SREILIBIY SYLVIA NELSON .... Trgasu f.vf JACK WEEKS . . . Svrguant-at-Arms OMAR LANNOM . S.1r9QBnL.BI-Am MISS ELIZABETH WEST . . Adwscr MISS MAXINE MCINTYRE' . AdvrSBr 1 I UIIDER-PUPA' UFFLIJEERS SOPHOMORE A DUANE ANDERSON . . . PrcSIdcrTt BUCK BENNETT . . . VICQ-Prcsidcnf BETTY BRONSON ,... JO BILL HARPER . . SOPHOMORE B MIKE KELLY ...,. Secretary Truasurer Prusldcnt ERNEST WISEINATSKY . VIEQ-President DOT I-IARRISON .... MISS POPE . . . MR, ANGELL . . MRS. BUCKLEY . FRESHMAN A TOM BAR ROW .,.. TOM SCOBIE .... Vrce- MARY MQMAI-IEN . . MRSCRAIG. . . . MISS MURRELL, . . FRESHMAN B EUGENIA GLOVER . . . LOLETTA PEEL . . . Vice' NAN CAROLYN POPPELL . DICK BARNES ..... HOWARD IVEY . . Sucrctary Advxser ACIVISQT Advrscr Prcsldcni Prcsudcnt Secretary . Advuser . Adviser President President Secretary Reporter Treasurer I ,' SOPHOMORE A SOPHOMORE B 'IIA I ME FRESHMEN A FRESHMEN B HETIVITIES 1 5 r gl X -rfTfvfK 4313 QM ff J2f?iJ'Jj.s4f7V g ' I I r R Y fA:' V V Xu, If VI ' ,121 - if - l if lx, J , i3 ,sf f f y f' W iii-LT? ' be-E: V? 1, '1 X S4 X l 15! 1 :ff 32: mf- . m m 1 W , -VH EI, - Zap' -I-:Tl-' in 2:3 JH! M f al '4 ' - g.....:-..1, Z :Q . W WV . Y Z' ml 'Q 4' , m .l5 -f-C-. J ', 6 Wi! Ia I ' SN M' 1 ' ' V' M ' f T f W7 . , i 'A L . 'QN-i', :'TiTL D b l v! riff: 'Z-:fi-A-. l g View ' ' ' f. ff 'Q - T , 4,5:,xTmX X Q'fm.:? Jl X 'ii5gggg. .1 YL fl ew rf' M W ' ., f., - A 54 . ml ' IIV 1 I Ymlluw l g 1K X Q aw N X X X Eli'-4' 3' gi1afh'1'f3,13y. y 1' IX' fx 1 I K lx IQI QMIIII LLL mm - L f I H I V 4 , W6 -L-,.cv ffgx V, ff M Q W ' 1'-5' -if. . , -, , .G-it.-.j, :1..,.7QAt1:w, -, 752. '54 -fj,1'f -mi ' Y ' ' ' f UF L. H. S. This honorary leadership society, organized in the early tall, is an outgrowth ot the l-lall ot Fame idea tor the HIGHLANDER super- latives. Its two chiet purposes are to honor 1 the school's outstanding leaders, and to en- courage higher and more intelligent service to the school. Requirements tor membership qualification are based on a rigid system ot points tor major and minor leadership ac- tivities earned during the students' entire school careers. On this basis the member- ship ot the society will always be composed ot a select group who have distinguished themselves in leadership and service to Lakeland High School. The society's work Key Club First Row: Margie Sue Oxford, Carolyn McPhail . . . Second Rxovwz Marg' Jo Haanner ' - Marilee Harper, Jackie Cole, Jean J. Lewis . . . Third Row: Dean arren, erney arnes this year was Centered around the Home Burke Kibler, John Hoge . . . Adviser: Mr. Dickinson. coming celebration. Stunt-nite Kings and Queens were invited to the tootball game with Bartow. Alumni were given ribbons to wear, and the celebration was climaxed by a dance at the community center. The importance ot this new organization is shown by the impression it has made on the student body, and the interest they have expressed in its aims and program. U ' A 1 ' . a I ! . LH. S. REVELEERS Through the ettorts ot Mr. l-larry Coe, the City Recreation Man- agcr, the Lakeland armory was transtormed into a playground tor high school students. Weekly parties were given with ping pong, cards, dancing, and other things ot amusement. A contest was held at the tirst party to name the organization and the i - ' -- f - name Ll-lS Reveleers was LHS Reveleers T i' x','T'x 0 -1 13'c' chosen. L i,i-A V V... The enthusiasm ot the student body has been so great and their support so whole-hearted that now 'i the board ot directors, together with Miss Hilda Spradlin, Coach Maynard, and Mr. Coe, are trying to 'C t work out a plan by which the armory will be open all summer tor the students. lt will be a regular recrea- I tion center tor the young people connected with the swimming pool and other places tor other sports. This is an entirely new idea tor Lakeland, and here's hoping that it remains the success that it is now. 46 r I 'iii' Alia., A.. ,I , OFFICERS ' JEAN J. LEWIS ...... . . President DOUGLAS GlLMAN . . Vice-President JOEL KlCKLlGl-lTER . . . Secretary JOE ARCHER . . . Treasurer JOHN HOGE . . Historian Lakeland's chapter ot the National Honor Society holds tour basic requirements tor membership. The object ot this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to rencler service, to promote worthy leadership, and the development of character in pupils ot Lakeland High School. The student must have maintained at least a B average throughout high school in addition to the other three requisites. The emblem is the flaming torch on a lceystone, the keystone symbolizing the firm and true structure ot our education and the flaming torch representing our purpose to bear forward searching the light of truth. The colors are blue and gold, also symbolize truth and light, and the motto is Noblesse Obligef' The general project tor this year has been to promote better citizenship in school. This has been furthered by placing humorous posters illustrating those traits ot character which are essential to good citizenship. . .. ,. ..., .,... X .... .M . W- .. . V'-,A K-WA ,Y,, WW, Y Y V-M, -MN, ,-U.,-4, i, A M, , ., , A, ., .,,,,, ,., ., ,, ,,,, . . , , . .,,s H-- H- .. ,,. ..... - ...--.........4f....... ...,.-...,..---W.-. N.,-1... V- .. -- -'V .,., ,-.,--V Nc. . ... .... ,.. ,-z,. .,..-.. -. . .-.- --V . o,....T.,..,t,. ,LMI -......,..,..-.......iy-Tv? - -?-ry. --is-1 --'t--A -1' fan- - K H V ' ' ' ' ' 1 'r7 'ji. ',3','21r--xM.-Qi.f,-lf-f-2.-.glgirqqlir'gi-aw.fwlwl-,zaif:7E?YLii:rz,-eaidrghrn-viii '7'11,s.I.Ti Q-url-.. i 1 ri1raf.iQsw.r.,tmf,s+stai.:,1Priii.-,,.ui2..- 47 , , V ,,,, .. , , ,,., A. ..,..... .,., ,,,,.,,.--.. ..,,,. LM... .,,. ,. -., - -. H -.7 Non-Sctiolae, sect vitae discimusf' Founded I924-I925 OFFICERS First Semester NELL BRYANT ..... . Consul CAROLYN SLOAN . . Quaestor Second Semester SUZANNE PIERCE ...... Consul WILLIAM KLEM . . Quaestor Caesars Triumphant Return, the 400-'toot movie, which was photographed by John Hoge at the end ot the last school year, was most interesting and expensive. This school year has seen every cent ot that investment cleared and a nest egg placed in the treasury, probably, tor another movie. It was presented in Lakeland, Saint Leo College, Auburndaleq Mulberry, Winter I-Iaven, and Florida State College tor Women. Miss Ruth F. Fairman, teacher ot Greek and Latin in F. S. C. W., is taking up the advisability ot circulating the movie among the Latin depart- ments ot the state high schools. A benefit dance was given atter the F. M. A. tootball game. The students were aided to the tune ot M0225 by a benetrt dance, given by Mr. and Mrs. W. I-I. Klem, at the Yacht Club, February IS. The generosity ot the Klems will never be torgotten by the Classical Club. Consul Nell Bryant was crowned queen ot L. I-l. S. atter an interesting campaign by her loyal supporters. Common Clay, by George Cohan, won second place tor the Classical Club in entertainments tor Stunt Night. Dovre Jane Petteway, with the assistance ot her mother, Mrs. I-I. C. Petteway, arranged the annual banquet tor lol in November. A navy theme was accented trom the ceiling to the tloor with cables, tlags, islands, tavors, and the program. Mrs. Petteway has been a hard-worle ing triend ot the Classical Club tor many years, The mid-term graduates who received Eta Sigma Phi medals were: Nell Bryant, Geneva l-Irnlcle, Joel Krclclighter, Eva Levitt, Jean J. Levvis, Marilyn Miller, Dovie Jane Pctteway, Carolyn Sloan and Amy Whitticld. Others will be presented in June. The club also gave a Christmas dance, a bar- becue at which the treshman boys gave the murder scene trom Julius Caesar, and the an- nual Easter dance, which was advertised through style show slcrts by 36 elected models. The membership ot the club has averaged I3O tor the year. .,.....,....,. . ..,. .. iwfnf- 1--yf5.f,,1-f 7, 1 .1 J 'zvfr :.. :'::1:x:g.:gyx::.2Q:er:,'m 4':':L.:sqn:.':s4: - I 4: ,, . '- - f 1 f . ... '3rL1 1' it tm x- t:.ar:ew:::s.:mzc,2:f::.'5'. 'vi:fZr':arffmm:.:mz':!Qk1ifavit':s'5'4 -r' A z 5 cu if-et, 737-V3 '.zz7iEfitf:t?ifiiI: 'T tif t 48 P ,., J' 1, Founded I939 ADVISORS MISS KATHRYN GOODWIN MISS CHRISTINE YOUNG OFFICERS First Semester DOUGLAS GILMAN .... Prvsidvnt LOIS JEAN AKERS . . Vice-Prcsidvnt MARILEE HARPER . . . Secretary JEAN WOODALL . . Treasurer MIMI BELL .----4. Reporter Second Semester LOIS JEAN AKERS .... President MILDRED RENTZ . . Vice-President VETRA WRIGHT . - . Secretary MARTHA .IARVIS - - - Treasurer I-IURETTA WRIGHT . . Reporter The Lakeland High School Pan-American League was founded in the year I939. The League has many ideas and principles. The most important ot these is the drawing cIoser in unity North, South, and Central America. Another objective is a better understanding between these countries. Not onIy an understanding ot the Ianguages spoken, but aIso a deep teeling ot cooperation and triend- Iiness. The Spanish Club meets every two weeks, and have programs pertaining to Spanish or Spanish speaking countries. X I 1 in ., r In ,A L A We ...Q -1 we.: A, 1' -I ' ' 49 OFFICERS BURKE KIBLER .... . President DEAN WARREN . . . Vice-President X DICK CARLETON . . Secretary C: ROBERT SOWERS . . . . Treasurer I MR. FRANK MITCHELL . . . Adviser SPONSORS CAROLYN SLOAN MARGIE SUE OXFORD The Boys' lcli-Y was organized to better Christian ideals in school and community. It is the high school division ot the Young Men's Christian Association. The program consists ot distributing baslcets at Christ- mas, creating more interest in school activities, and preparing its members tor future work along this line. The Lakeland chapter has a charter with the National Fellowship ot I-Ii-Y Clubs. It is active in state and county worlc also. As expressed by the National Fellowship, the main purpose Qt the I-Ii-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards ot Christian char- acter. The membership quota ot the local club is thirty. The officers are selected byipopular vote. There are two sponsors selected from girl students, the requirements tor membership are a scholastic average ot C or better, a sophomore or higher in classification, and a clean and moral character. x 8 , . gi I ,QW 4K 'K all . A ' ,-5 A -, ., , , 1, ,A .5-1-,, ,, . Lf. -. -,,, . . .,-,- Y ' , .g.,..s,...-Y .A,.s-,f--....,.,-.,.. , , . . H.,t'.- s R ..,.. . . V-. ..W t - ..V .w . .- ,.. v--.uv-..--E-.f-- ....--,...-,-.-.rs--v-1s.. . 1..f-...-1 ,-s-.. gn- -U-..-.. .4-.4-..-.. .... ,...., . - -.. . .. W..--v. ...-....- ....- ...--.....-.- .4......-.......... .:.,-.:-.....,-....-.f,.-..,.f...:...:.-.?....-... :-r.-1.-.1.u..,...i. ..- -v ..-. i ...L-1 -1- --..-uxq...-p.,.w.......'-H. 50 OFFICERS EVELYN ELLISON .... MARY CHRISTINE LANGSTON . JEAN E. JANOWSKI . . . VETRA WRIGHT . LOIS JEAN AKERS .... ADVISERS MISS LUMPKIN MISS HAYES MISS BRANTLEY If . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter ry 'I 1 ' 4 , K 4 , 'J , -. ...4- 4- rjti 1 'K -J ' r K L41 A h I. ww' W A L I rr 1, i I 1 D I The Girls Reserve Club is purely a service organization tounded in I937. lt has since been reorganized and is now a nationally known organization open to all girls trom the tenth, eleventh and tweltth grades. Miss Marguerite Lumpkin, Miss Edith Hayes and Miss Marion Brantley are ad- visers. The club distributes baskets to the poor on Thanksgiving, helps the Boys' I-IIAY Club with Christmas bas- kets to the poor, and helps in any way possible clubs or organizations. ll' If If Q Q 9 8,899.5 6 i rf 1. u B aj Q. 'L A OFFICERS MARILEE HARPER ..... . . Prcsidignt MARGIE SUE OXFORD , - . Vice-Prcsidcnt ANN LEWIS .... . Srgcrctary-Truasurer DOROTHY COLSON ........... Historian The Erances Langford Club has added to the school interest in L. H. S. in l94I greatly. They presented a Christmas program in blacl4 and white vestments with a Christmas tree and all the trimmings. A marlced success For the club was the Stephen Eoster Minstrelsl' presented tor the Annual tund. The Romance ot Old Mexico, a threeaact play written by Mr. Mayhall, was the outstanding achievement ot the club's year. Julia Curtis, a treshman girl, took the lead and Mr. Mayhall was the outstanding actor, por- traying the part ot an American. The receipts ot the play went into the Band and Orchestra tund. The Glee Club from Lakeland made the trip to Eort Meade to repeat their pertormance in the play in the Fort Meade High School. At Stephen Foster Minstrels 52 . . . v, , v - ----:F-W f aa mv- ...-. WA.-. . -....,.-..................,.....5...-..4........ ...,......... ,aW?X..i1Ti!YM?.2Z? tItiiWh.?f.3uii5Mi'?4.t5..2M I mind: ' vi i 'W-FJ' r Q ' 1 X HltELHllDHlG3rt i. 1, a ' a . A f' x.. i f' MR. HARRY S. MfXYl'lAl.l., Director ot Music Thr' Lalcitland High School Municiriral Band and Orchestra presented their winter concerts tor the tourists llarting January 5 and lasting until April I5 at the City Auditorium. These groups, under the direction ol Harry S. Mayhall, received rnuch recognition tor their valuable service they rendered to the community in giving these concerts, The Band drilled between the halves at the LalcelandfQrlando ganne and led the parade to thc station when the tirst drattees lelt. 53 E OFFICERS JOHN HOGE ....... . TOMMY EDWARDS . . . . ADELAIDE BUTLER . MARY RUTH GLOVER . . MISS RUTH DANIEL . . The Lakeland High School Stamp Club was organized in I938 tor the purpose ot promoting an interest in the hobby ot stamp collecting and through it increas- ing the members' knowledge ot history and geography. The qualifications tor membership are that the student must have an interest in philately, must have a satisfactory scholastic standing and that his character must be above re- proach. The club has an annual exhibit in which the members ot the club participate. A public exhibit is also entered by mem- bers annually. IIIIT GUILD Colors: Blue and Gold Purpose: To develop talent and cultivate an interest in art in high school. Meets every other Thursday. This year Mr. Max Bernd-Cohen, trom Florida Southern College, has been conduct- ing sketching classes every meeting. Vice . Secretary President -President -Treasurer Custodian Adviser I v I HIHI' STHIIIPM KLUB TOMMY TUCKER . KIRK McKAY . . GEORGE FRIEND . . BETTY JO McLEOD . . BILLY CHEEK .... MISS ALVAZINE YOUNG OFFICERS I i I I I I I I Prcsidcn' Prvsiden' Secretary Treasure' Reporte Adviser LUUDSPEHKER LL B OFFICERS JOHN ROBINSON .......... President DOUGLAS GILMAN . .... Vice-Pres dent JEANETTE BRINSON , . Secretary and Treasurer nv' ll u A1 f 1,1 1 .:y'T'-'-'Lf , 1 I AI4 A , Y A 'A - A A . R l f fn I 1 .'- , I I AA 1 'L' - ,founded I94O , 1 fr' 1 ff' in . A,. Colors: Blue and White Motto: As the man, so is his speech. Purpose: To improve our speech, to show to the public the ability ot our stu- dents, to give the public entertainment. 'lil-6-1 -',' - f 5, ' wr 'tv' 7 L-if if ,ff f nl' QQ' S H F ET U P HT R U L, WY, VII -'V 'xdy OFFICERS JORDAN CARNEY . . Captain BILL YOUNG . . . Lieutenant EDWARD MILLER . Lieutenant Among the important groups ot the Lalceland High School, the Safety Patrol ranks high. This group controls the trattic around the school as well as other aims ot safety about the building. This patrol has been under the direction ot Sergeant Leo Brooker and the guidance ot Mr. T. J. Pop- pell. .P Mr 'avril' ,pp W-, I, I .SK-'Z .54 , l l T i OFFICERS KITTY SAFAR ..... . President JEAN J. LEWlS . . . Vice-President HARRY KEMP . . . . Secretary DOROTHY PROCTOR . . . . Reporter The Senior High l-lome Room Council is made up ot the presidents ot each home room. The purpose ot the Council is to pro- mote projects for the betterment ot the school. The projects are discussed at the meetings ot the Council, which are held every two weeks, and the members ot the Council present it to the home rooms. In this way the projects are accomplished. 'A' 'lr i 'lr ' OFFICERS LOIS AUMAN . .... . . President JEWELL BUTTS . . . Vice-President MARTHA JARVIS . - . Treasurer lNEZ FORD .... . . . Secretary COMMIR HARPER . . . ,.., Reporter BERTHA MAE NEWBERRY . . Committee Chairman SPONSORS 5 MISS LOUELLA POPE i Miss MINNIE SKIPPER vw- ala. 1-. ,HU U. Aww, ,,,,.3. 0 ufxt' -'-,lvl Q.. D. ,,:ii1.?. had ',. Aim: To learn more about things concerning home and social welfare: to better our 1. - Q I school and community. Activities: Put on a fashion review in chapel, modeling the new fallfffashlons. Knitting sweaters and Afghans For the Red Cross. ' J 1 v,' Sewed the fringe on the new American flag. . . Y . ' ' , 1 . . L l 5 t V , I .1i. Y 9 .fn AL, 8'-, ,,, M 'N 9 1 Q' . Q , yrwl Q.-sy L n 5' Slhagf. .B 59.4.-91 WHT l Guru-L LF t- sgyba 5,5 .ii-cs. 'is ,, I , ., .Q , T '. -' J'ck .sf wp ' . 57 . . -p,e.l-kr. Mrs., +3 V .M -......... ...-. ,- --.-K . N- ...... .,,.-....l..-....,. A 0 l'5L if.5 Lui IIIIS LU TRU If J I 1 .3 'D'wv NV- ' A r . . 'Ii -, eff r,f'I- 1 0- .I ' 1 rf' Qld OFFICERS NELL BRYANT .... . President ROYIWI-IEELER . . . Vice-President fl? fi qi 'Qi .23 -no rf Q gr nJeA.' If 'N JOEL KICKLIGHTER . . Secretary-Treasurer TI-IOMAS HOGAN . . Reporter tor Ledger AMY WHITFIELD . . Reporter for Bagpipe MR. ANGELL . . .... Adviser The Chemistry Club was organized in I922 to create ancl supplement interest in . chemistry through varied projects chosen ' f by the members, and to visit together '- . various industries near the school where they may learn and realize the import- , ant place that chemistry plays in the in- e J dustries ot their city and elsewhere. 'i 4V? f ' . ,. r' . A . I' , - r f.. gg -e--.:, ,.E5.l-QM I 3 5-1. - - 'rp '- , f' 4-,gr - - A r,, . Q' ' , . 5. . , .V r .e . ,Y-,..,, -U ,,-.ur- A -- K f',, A ' ',',f 'J' f. ' 'v'.',' f'.' 'T f ' Qiv' - - 5, ,L ,Q f-.v -. -v-. avid 58 UIRITERS' CLUB OFFICERS VIRGINIA NALL . . . . President VETRA WRIGHT . . Second Vice-President CAROLYN MLPHAIL .... Vice-President BETTY WARD ..... Secretary-Trvasur-'r The L. H. S. Writers' Club was tounded in l935 to promote writing among the students whose means ot selt-expression is by pen. The colors that represent the club are red and white. Meetings are held bi-monthly, at which contributions are read and discussed by the members. The main tunction is the publication ot the Bagpipe by members elected from the Writers' Club tor the statt. The guidance ct the club advisors, Mrs. Buckley and Miss Jenk- ins, has been a great asset to the club. THEIR PUBLICATION The otticial newspaper ot our school, the Bagpipe, was first the Percolator and then numere ous other names betore, in IQ38, it was named the Bagpipe and became a printed paper with the first editor as Sally McPhail. This paper is published bi-monthly on Mondays. This year's statt is as tollows: CAROLYN McPI-IAIL .... Editor-in-Chief JEWEL BUTTS . . . Feature Editor VIRGINIA NALL . . . Associate Editor BILLY CHEEK . . . . . Sports Editor VETRA WRIGHT . . . . Associate Editor JEANNETTE BRINSON . . Exchange Editor GEORGE MILLER . . . Business Manager RALPH DAVIS . . . .... Publicity JERRIE CRAWFORD . . , . News Editor KIRK McKAY . . . . Assistant Publicity I-IURETTA NVJRICSI-IT . . . Advertising Manager JIM CI-IILES . . . Photographer M. I . V' qv? W... ,- ,,A - -. ' 'i' - s - X .f -- 1 -j'-1 :f, N-'f:A .M ,Q rf -.,. W :uf -.r ' -' , .v.,. , . . I . . -- -- . ,, , ...Y - V v -V .............................,..... . .,..,.. ..........f ..- ............,-...... . -.. .. .,...-..-......-..-,..--.....-.-......................... .... .......--....-,.:..-..,,-....,-::,,,,,,1 -- Y- .... -1 -......,....:,..,.., -W V 59 sic H ' BIG DANCE p GAME LAKELAND 1GH SCHOOL 4 VUl.l'fNlH SEVEN LAKI'1LAND FLORIDA, ThLlI'Sday. DOCf'IhbCr 5, 1940 NUNIHER SEVPIN Q o 'r 0 U I Nt 6' '1 Ilo lllllllilllllllg - - ,ai gels 111 ears .. e ., .. .. , . . ,.,, . C. , .h., --,,,,,,. , , N A This yvzii' nioiv than t'Vt'l' l7i'l.lll'll 0 ' - . ' Ally f'lub 5,F7UnUU,6 full? flume' lwiw.vt'1'Il the l ifilllJ'vV - , W , Yoliovi' .lzivliwlf and the Lzilu-lasriil I 'z IIU Gallia' FTIDAY DE I3. . I-Intuit! ,nl 9' Q ' C' j int-fii.n:iiigi1's will hi- zz hind. 'fought bzullf-. The yt'-:lily rix':v3ij,' 'HUC 'WW hw' l'U'i:'mZuUUn' mol Flu- tniiitvim Sl'llf'Jl rlziss play iwlwf-iii'i tliwsv iw.: te-anis lic-lp Et- fi 'li'fi'W l 'i 'lSh1f' S '1 W X 'xml ul by pi-iisiiiittiil .ii the High school mzilw the llzzitow toxin play :weft Sl YVWI' img WIWH 'I ul 'H 'NPN in :ni-litmiiirii lfri-5 3' night, llvcwin- Siziiwli-r' than they cwalinznily w-mlil. fflll USU ii mL3?4 I mm h H'l Huuwk lit-1' til, is viitiilvd So Youie They lizsvt- ln-:iii-n the l'J1e:iclw- vorziing its motto tm' thi' week i:4,1F',Um Migrvkoxxzii- ,mmgms thu? Umvs. Um first 'AH ll V llhl' Mllmmfu I USU Yum-,.f, Fmln Missuulf- was time 21f7, tim- second time 13-E! FmNImHm'S my img Mint Mui writti-ri iw Kim- Ziellfivlli :mil willifmd mst 5'0: ' Sf'01'9 bvmil 139- 4- ' -if : ' M: .I I ' , 1 , , , ,. YUHMW Ish 1fU'ff'l HHN 'nine flirt-c-ti-al by A 1, zinrl Mrs. lflzitrygqht' oiitcomf of tht' ,Li-HTH' VUHY bl? ur.. .. .,.-. f.t.1..-H . . . . . X . . . , x ' V il::5F ti , 1'-swf, ' UM lim .L.b 'xx- - - ,X - X azifirf. 3 ll' 4 n fIL .lgQlii5f3l 4 M X 'UPW iff on ing., Kit silt' ur-as l I l X0 Miami. ln 1929 Claricf- Billie Adair and this Smoky Sutton were elected to honorable position. Billy is now Mrs. Bob Davis and makes het' home in Orlando. Smoky, lik- ing royalty, married the 1930 queen. Eleanor Snider. The king of 1930, Dick Neville is employed in the office of the Highland Can- i ning Corporation. Christine Dan- tcontinued on page two! will be the bes' ever presented in l.a.kc-land High School and so star! planning now to attend the Senior Class play, So You're From Mis- ourif' at the fssfhool miclitorium, December 13. The price for high school will be twenty five cents. A battleship is always referred to as she because it costs so much to keep it in paint and pow- der. The Miami Student the earn On ghts the :t me mul' wt S. wit ll Fhey the and fgest x :ivvn the and sue- 'Pcm-Am. League 4 K Dance After Play The Pan-American League is sponsoring a dance Friday, Deg, 13. after the Senior Class Play. The dance will be he-ld at the Community Center Building. The admission will be 50 cents stag or teontinued on page three? I 4 EIU OFFICERS IISTHQ KLUXI . EDU LOVERING . MARGARET YODER . BETTY WARD . . ROBIPT WARNOCK . MR, WILSON . . Cr'- B Prvsldr nt Prr:sIdr'nt Sucrvtary Treasurer Reporter Advisor OBJECTIVES OF THE D C T CLUB I Io promote the growth and a better understanding of Trade and Industrral and Dr trrbutrv EducatIon in the school and community. 2. To toster the best possible spirit ot cooperation between ernpIoyee trarnee and school 3. To undertake some worthy crviI project. 4. To have an annual ernpIoyer-empIoyee banquet and other actrvrtres 5, To encourage the deveIoprnent ot leadership, schoIarshrp and other characterrstrcs necessary tor success in the bustness worId. fmigmm .. - W m-M 'S' 6I L f 1. s ' x , E r nirrirnririrrrf I nssnrlnrrnn OFFICERS MARIAN BECK .... . Captain EVELYN ELLISON ..... Co-Captain BETTY LOU ISERI-IARDT . Business Manager BERNICE TURBEVILLE .... Reporter ADVISERS MISS I-IILDA SPRADLIN MISS ELIZABETH WEST The Girls' Athletic Association was tounded last year by the girls who played basketball. It was reor- ganized this year with Marian Beck as captain, Evelyn Ellison as co-captain, Betty Lou lserhardt as IDuSir16SS manager, and Berrlifle Turbeville as reporter. There was also organized a board to assist the otticers. This organization was started to increase interest in sports by awarding letters to the outstanding players and to conduct all business pertaining to girls' sports in Lakeland I'Iigh School. Members are: Mary Jo . I g I-Ianner, Christine Langston, ' Bernice Turbeville, J a c k ie Q W Cole, Evelyn Ellison, Marian Beck, Dot Trask, Margie Mc- Kay, Clarice Trueblood, Doris Jordan, Betty Jo McClelland, Ruth Wesche, M a rio r i e Wheeler, Louise Cason, Betty Lou Iserhardt, Mary Ruth Souther, Vivian Nelson, .Iac- queline Layton, Day Foun- tain, Judy Iserhardt, Loretta Burgess, and Mae Goldman. Girls' Athletic Association ., - A 4 Y, Y E V , ,. . l lr, Y 3 f .4 - ,,,.., ,,.V L.-... -,.-. ,. . . , V V V .-- Y- . , ..... . . .-. ...Y... ,- ... .,,,,, I I -n-.-...Q B-.,-.. -4.--r....-s.--s..,.,-ie.. ..-.-..-v.-s-.. -.--..U-.--s...1.-..........--,.,- -.. ,. .. .. .r-...-....-..... ...-..---...-.-.-.............-..L .. .,....-...4-.:T-? .:7..-M..-.7s3'., .: -:..:,:r1--:A...-..-4--T-if--..w H- f-...fa-.---.-quww--0..-.x-4 -w -r-.0--a -Q.--vw-.......,-1. 62 SEIIIIIR PIII9 SO YOU'RE FROM MISSOURI On the evening of December I3, the Senior CIass presented the uproarious comedy So You're Erom Missouri. I-Icrbcli Browning Marion Browning Dick , . . Lizcttc . - - Alphonso Brvcly A Romance of Old Mexico BILLIE GIDDENS . NELL BRYANT MILTON SURLES JEANNE PATTON . TOM HOGAN CAST Sarah . . . MARILYN MILLER Meadows . .... STEPHEN DOTY Greta . . DOVIE JANE PETTEWAY Officer Kanc . PEERCE HERSRERGER Elinor . . . . JEAN J. LEWIS A ROMANCE OF OLD MEXICO was given January 24, I94l, by the MayI'iaII PIayersIortI1e Band and Orchestra fund. CAST Roslin Par Iiico . . JULIA CURTIS Marin' RacI1ico . JEAN RAYMOND Laisr Lopvz . DOROTHY HOOKS Jarillo .... JEAN WOODALL Don Dr' Estrado . . JACK LESTER Eransrxso . WALTER CRUTCI-IEIELD Jose . . . Juan .... AIcaIdv . . Maximiilan . . ELVAN WILSON . ROY AMIDON . TOM HOGAN MALCOLM JONES Si Gnit . . IIARRY S. MAYHALL H Y M-YvfvV,.v I-r:1.2Q-- - , , 1hr.r-mis' f.4...-!!!!l.!!- , M .M ' A. uf .,. , ,.,, M-.. .- .. ., . . . .. , . , .,..,,.,.. ,,. ......, ,. .,.a..: . .. ' ...cr ,.-...,f,..-.,.-,,,4.,....,.... xr---:.x::::::-' xr. ' ' wma...-' '-:........-W'--'.:..:-:q T, ... ..,..., . ,L ...,,. '.:...... ......t2.- 9. .. ' ' . .-,.. . .-Affqf-3 I - ' .L P--2 Q-f-2: -7-'1:'1igg- 'fr--L -- - ..eeO..-..,. -.f.-.- fs mg- 4 V, .- 4-4 fn- p..n.- -an 1' W - . Y -' -nn - I 4- 4- H -e -. 94. 'A N -Q u-nam v u o v Q -.. ..... .'-- ., . .. ........ ,.,...... ... . ...--. ..- . .... .., ,...,.- ,.. ,..':.'r1 ..1 :':?..s:7 tz....9,.'s.'Lf: ..: .S .. .- 7 .,'--rx.--1---Ei-. -:EJ-571 'i ' 13 63 fxfx X-,. fy ,Y PL ,llu ,- +1 xx ff +:x'f .QR i MARY JO HANNER A. J. SNEAD Head Cheer Leader EHEER LEHDERS -1741 MARGIE SUE OXFORD and ZERNEY BARNES JEWEL MELSON and GEORGE MILLER ELSIE WILLIFORD EDD LOVERING 66 X. J Milf? ii'-x x A 1 K , I . , I C Dreadnaught .Squacf AP ., GN iv x Nl M X - FUUIBHH CLINTON TRASK B Coach Student Manager MAYNARD Head Coach Pk Cl' MURRELL Assistant Coach MAX SEXTON JUNIOR HORSEY o. T. HARPER W GEORGE PEACQU I ,Mw 'im KENNETH Mourz Y. ' EARL KELLY F Ixull ATF E 60 To start out this year, the set-up looked a little better than last year's. The senior players made up most ot the line, with some good substitutes in the line and on the bench. Even at that, tew people thought they could win more than halt the games. ln the opening game with Ocala on September 20th, the Dreadnaughts met the strongest team tor a tirst game that they've had to in many years. But by two touchdowns, both through tackle, they came through a I2-O victory with no serious damage. Then a new trick otiense gave the home team a 33-O decision over the boys trom F. M. A., September 27th. Still at home, the Dreadnaughts took the reward ot win- ning over Winter Haven, in the tirst county game. Three touchdowns, one in the tirst quarter, one in the second, the third in the tourth, with one con- version, gave the Dreadnaughts a I9-O score. Playing hosts to their tirst Big Ten club this season, the locals evened up last year's bout with the Purple l-lurricanes ot Gainesville by a 20-O win. Two plays through right guard and a blocked punt gave Lakeland the game. Everybody held their breath when the Dreadnaughts went to Plant City October I8th as the dark horse ot the evening. One touchdown was made on a tirst-quarter tumble and the other through line plunging through to a I2-O win. On November 4th, the locals pulled through a I2-O victory over the Hillsborough Terriers in the roughest game ot the season thus tar. The first touchdown was a 4 l , . LS X GENE ROBERTS JOHN BATES BILLY STILLWELL FILL continuation of play started by the kick-off and the second touchdown was made by playing from the kick-off of the second half. Up to now, the Dreadnaughts had not only not lost a game, but hadn't even been scored on: so when they were visitors to Clearwater on Armistice, it was for blood l The home team barely came out with a 9-6 score, the touchdown and conversion from the kick-off, and the safety in the second quarter. The Crimson's touchdown came by a drive in the last minutes of play. Everybody wants to forget the November 22nd trip to Sarasota as far as the game goes, even if Lakeland did win by 7-O. A more pleasant memory was that of the special train that took some 600 fans to the game. After such a splendid season, the Thanksgiving game with Orlando power- house was a bit disappointing. Orlando scored on a forward pass ten seconds before the end of the third quarter. The usual closing game with Bartow again gave them the county championship by a I9-7 win over the local boys. The Yellow Jackets outplayed Lakeland all the way. The only Dreadnaught score was a touchdown drive in the fourth quarter. The Destroyer game with Battery D of the National Guard ended with a decision for the high school boys. The Polk Seniors vs. Hillsborough Seniors game on December 20th was a benefit game for crippled children, and it came out in a 20-O victory for Polk County. ,.4.f.., .., Y .. BURNS YATES ROBERT WARNOCK JANSEN DAVENPORT .M ' A 4 T F ' I f B' , a ,, ' R X A '. L Nl J . I - Q . -f -1, ,, - 4 . A P, ig. ., 4 L . X Q Jw ? Ati , Q T - 2 fn. - ' - .,g',q5. an A, -5 W .-up g, A A O' ' K. , gig-,1 .4,..st4 :Sgr tg A .au ri' . -5 .L ,giv- ' f or V HENRY ANDERSON Jo BILL HARPER JESSE GILLIAM VINCENT GARCIA t 'ti IRWIN HARRIS F 0 0 T B H L L sa. it XX . STATISTICAL RECORD FOR I94I DREADNAUGHTS Lakeland Opposition 'SK First downs, rushing . . 89 48 First downs, passing . 9 I4 'QF First downs, penalties . 3 5 First downs, total . . IOI 67 Yards gained rushing . . I,72l 844 Pass attempts . . . 65 IO2 Pass completions . . I9 28 Passes intercepted by . . I3 7 Yards gained passing . . 263 302 Punts .... . 43 46 Punt average . . . . 37.2 33.2 Yards lost, penalties . . 3I5 205 Penalties . . . . 40 29 Fumbles .... . 23 23 Own fumbles recovered ..... 8 I7 Additional Information: Lakeland had three kicks blocked: opposi- tion had tour. lOne kick was blocked in each ot the last seven games.I Total yardage gain Iincluding ground gains, passing and setbacks due to penaltieslz Lakeland, I,669: opposition, 94I. 4 I 70 l l 1 .,.....---- X . xf Student Manager X 'jy DREADNAUGHT SQUAD , l HOWARD GRAQE pl U' Third row, left to right: Dean War- j 'L re Raymond Bowden, Harry Kemp. Second row: Bill Seegmiller, Wil- , G' liarrl Bradley .... First row: Howard f Gray, Pele Hartsaw, Robert Toy. r B095 BHSKETBHLL ex, Coach CLIFTON MURRELL ' wif f rr ,W 4, DESTROYER SQUAD Left to right: Homer Sanders, George Penny, Billy Bouton, George Tankersly, Dick Border, 7l Q-----+-ww--v --' - - r ----- - N---M A W - -- N-----.--,.-..v--- M .Y N..- 4o.-..Y.Y....Y-.Y..........,......,-...,...., . ,,..,.,. . ,.. . . , -,,, , ,, , , , 1 f Y W . ,---,Y -V - -..-.- ,. ..., --.v,.. 0. M..- ----lY4---v-f4--- -.-,H--v-. .4-AH--,-V-W .--.---..,.,--v.....Y-..........-,...-..,,.-.,-A,---..,-4. .....,..,.....-.4,.,..,,. , ,..,..,,.,-. ,,.,,.,,,,, ,W ,, ,H -,vvu YM Vlmvhyv Y.,- :.w.' '- ' -f-:r-W 'V f -Y -- 4 ---4 1: V - -,M W . --N e ' --- -..-ff.......-. . Il-.. N.: - ' V' . -iwif-'ini-. . . PETE HARTSAW RAYMOND BOWDEN R ERT TOY B095 BHSIIETBHIL With the exception ot Kelly, graduate, the prospects tor excellent playing next year are many. Several members ot the team have great possibilities upon which we are depend- ing greatly. Judging by the ambition and ability displayed this year, great progress is to be expected. The Dreadnaughts placed seventh in the Big Ten. They won I2 games and lost I2. Visitors Lakeland Plant . . 4I I3 Hillsboro . 40 I8 Orlando . . 39 2l Clearwater . . 26 24 Ocala . . 20 28 Landon . . . 22 I6 Gainesville . . 20 28 Hillsboro . . 57 34 Mulberry . . 26 25 Ocala . . . 23 2I Clearwater . . I8 23 Gainesville . . 20 28 Orlando . . 29 30 Mulberry . . 2I 33 Jetferson . 20 27 Plant . . 44 22 Landon . . 35 22 Jetterson . . 23 25 Winter Haven . . 20 2I Pollc Dairies . 36 37 Palmetto . . 2I 29 Plant . . 3I I8 Orlando . . . 2I 22 Miami Senior Hi . . 50 32 M Rig ,Q J 9 x t x rl, it EARL KELLY DEAN WARREN BILL SEEGMILLER OB WILLIAM BRADLEY 72 HARRY KEMP it GIRLS BHSIIETBHLL JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Third row, left to right: Patsy Smith, Patsy Nor- ris, Vivian Nelson, Frances Campbell, Mae Gold- man, Ruth Wesche, Marian Spivey, Betty Ruth Scott, Thelma Weeks .... Second row: Helen Dyal, Mary Wilson, Jean Ward, Sally Claire Hen- ley .... First row: Barbara Jean Baggett, Delores Baggett, Ruth Jones, Judy Iserhardt, Martha Dyal, Dot Trask. SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Back row, left to right: Louise Cason, Doris Jor- dan, Loretta Burgess, Mary Ruth Southers, Irene Wolfson, Gloria Cochrane, Alma Faircloth, Marty Vlhilden, Margie Wheeler, Day Fountain .... Front row: Clarice Trueblood, Bernice Turbeville, Jackie Cole, Jacqueline Layton, Marian Beck, Betty Lou Iserhardt, Evelyn Ellison, Margie McKay, Betty Jo McClelland. Outstanding members Four sports comprise the girls' sports program in L. I-I. S.-basketball, volleyball, softball, and ping-pong. Basketball, volleyball and sott- ball are seasonal-volleyball as a tall sport, basketball in mid-winter, and sottball in the spring. Ping-pong is played the year round. We hope next year to have badminton, arch- ery and track in addition to the other sports. Miss West and Miss Spradlin serve as athletic directors. Many L. l'l. S. girls are attracted to these varied sports each year. 73 , ' fr-1..'JQ.,i.i'f. ' -- :jfg.g5r:!'f7f15t1- 1 T -A -ff'-fl . ' '-'fi' L. -..' ' VK 1,2 -I - .-T T. .- wry-Wy, .Mf r vc ,v.,u.,ii-:f---, .. - 4 , ,ra-,.-V., -,- i f .. . .- .,,..,,..- .,, ,r ... ,H ........-.......................- ..........,,....-.....,-.-... .:....... ,..-,. .....-.-..-,...:..,,.-.... - .' - ., 'F?'i'F,1L- .:FLS2. ..-..',.- .-.:... -i- ...L stars. '-Tggjgjz. .. -.:.-, .. 4:-xx ff .IT:f'fT'2' :fmt-::.-r:.-:.-f:f::-L-.:1::-.:-.'1:'L1':::::A::-:-:-:'trr1?:-rr-:rc-'z'L--f r---1-'-'---- -' TEENY LANGSTON GirI's Champion C First row, left to right: Betty Lou Iserhardt, Evelyn Ellison, Jackie Cole, Bernice Turbeville, Day Fountain .... Second row: Teeny Langston, Mary Jo Hanner, Barbara Moseley, Marian Beck. ERNEST WISHNATSKY Boy's Champion First row, left to right: Burke Kibler, Zerney Barnes, Sammy Gregg, Bobby Patrick .... Second row: Bryan Meharg, William Bradley, Tommy Trantham, Jack Patrou. 74 GIRLS TEHHIS TEHM The girls played their second tournament this year, Janu- ary 23-26. Jean Kneeland won the cup last year. Teeny Langston received it this year. Marion Beck was runner-up. Fl NA LS, 6-2, 6- I LANGSTON BECK SEMI-FINALS ELLISON COLE FOUNTAIN QUARTER-FINALS LINDSEY I-IANNER HOPPER . 1 B095 TEHHIS TEHM The boys' matches this year were held in February. Ernest Wishnatsky won after a hard tight with Bryan Meharg. FINALS, 8-6, 4-6, 6-0 WISHNATSKY BARNES MEI-IARG PRUITT SEMI-FINALS GREGG PATRICK GREGG BRADLEY QUARTER-FINALS TRANTHAM ww. CQIVV 4 vvul W mlnon sPnn1s In .I . Q' ,-3' ffl ,,x' '. nf' A -G lf as A TRACK First row, left to righi: Dick Davenport, Jimmy Still- well, Harvey Proper, Robert Proper, Robert Toy, Pete Hatsaw .... Second row: Bill Seegmiller, Harold Lee, Charles Tankersly, Tom Barrow, Robbins Jackson, Doc Polk, Hershel Davis. w HORSE SHOES AT L. H. S. Genie Roberfs makes a ringerl TENNIS AT L. H. S. Zerney Barnes serves an Ace mow., , . J l 7215: ' VNGQL: R . 52. ' - ' r L - L Y'ig'Q K-isiff QW ' 'E ff-' - :av '5H'f,fl.s1':4.:f5 A' '-N3 - f S K ' K Aw ft ,iw ' v +..L.g 2 - S' 4 - ' A LN,.5s4j.Qs2..-S W .... A S ' 'L T 75 A---finer--W -f f-H---f ---Y-A-,--.--...-- 4 V f- .A , . - -- f- . , , .V ...ij-, .V 7, px ,M -.1 ggi-, - ' .. . ..- fs , . ., ,,-.,,.,.,-,-.,, -.,..... . .. , - , - . , -.-f Q - A -I D- js, . , .,, 'Y ws . ..',., :- A . f--M , -r-.-v F Y- .. ' ' ' A ., ' - - f - we ,.z. ...V ... -..Lx L V Y i , - - Y - - n- -4- - f - -4---s -.. .. .- ., . ... . .. ...... pr- Q-,-au-r.....r-wnnnuu-L y w 1.91 gquuutrvrvvi ., .... ..- .-,A A... .A -r A, 1- -J A.,f - -:A - ' f -.,Y. . . . N , ., U . V -. ,, - 1 ff ' V - 1... - . . .-.. .f- .......- -.. . - - . . . . -.- ............-.........-..... ...- --..-. ...a-.. ...-....-.-.-...... .....-..., ..-........-w ...L ..- -. v r -1 . L - A-, , ........-....... . ,. ...-... --..,7:.- ..1:.. ......:......--:?..,....-...T......1..T:...:T,:7.1.1.-.-1.3:-:1..-.'. :-:..- flu : : 2-. in 4 . ' L1 II1III0RSP0RTS...r,f..,M ,QM , A NJ Jim! .rfak s A -,J.c9' 'V , l . wg ' U' ' A A 2 'Wi' in.--'Lip' , . 5,4 r. ,xi 1 Ll 'v f Jessie and 'che Javelin at L. H. S. W' ' ' Q ' yy' J 2' lf Q ,V f s 1 x x rl. 3, Ar i Discus fl'1f0W2f of l-- H- S- Proper! Jo Bili rings in back of the school. ff ' 4- la . ll Q. . I ' 4 v vw'-ff -' Gregg and Meharg vs. Bradley and Kible., 76 EHLEIIDHR FUR 1941 SEPTEMBER Happy days are here again? ln the rut again. Plans laid for new 52.00 annual. Marilee Harper, editor. First issue of Bagpipe this term. First scrimmage with new coaches in charge shows great promise. Off to a good start. Beat Ocala l2 to 0. Coaches Maynard and Clinton officiating. New cheerleaders. Elsie Williford, Margie Sue Ox- ford, Jewel Melson, Mary Jo Hanner, Edd Lovering, Zerney Barnes, A. J. Snead, and George Miller. OCTOBER Classical Club movie shown in Auburndale. Four- star performance. SADIE HAWKINS WEEKl Males versus females. The winner?7??7? We trample Gainesville. And howl Extral Extral Bagpipe! Holidayl Uncle Sam's call to colors. Down with Plant City I2-0. Our team is red hotl Stunt Nite elections. Check those gray hairs! Stuliiit Nite great success. King, Kenneth: Queen, Ne . Ten notables located in depths of L. H. S. Who's Who. NOVEMBER Professional talent rolls into town for Minstrel Show for Annual fund. Akers and Chamberlain chocolate- drops. Lakeland scored onl Clearwater loses game 9-6. Lakeland first team to defeat Sarasota--7-0. Papa Parrish makes special train possible to game. MANY THANKS. Senior Class Play tryouts. Time will tell. WOWI Annual circulation reaches an all-time high. 540 to date. Orlando ekes out 7-0 victory over hard-fighting Dreadnaught. Thanksgiving lif they haven't changed iti. DECEMBER J Bartow scores narrow victory over Dreadnaughts. I9-7. Senior Class play So You're From Missouri : ter- riffic, colossal, gigantic, stupendous, and what's more it was pretty good. Out for Christmas holidays lTallahassee and U. of F. back in townl. JANUARY Happy New Year. What's happy about it? We're goina back to school. Cole hits new high-selling l43 Annualsllll Classical Club picnic. At lastl Romance of old Mexico by the May- hall players! . Graduation-All's well, that ends well. OOOOOOOOOOOHl!ll What a hangover! FEBRUARY Oh happy Valentine Dayl Classical dancel Mr. and Mrs. Klem play Santa Claus to L. H. S. Members selected for the board of directorsl Ox- ford, president. Margie Sue and Pitt-goodness. First school dance-huge success-named by Jean J. Lewis-LHS Reveleers. Tag day! Terrific-did you make your contribution? MARCH Junior-Senior Home Rooms present American flag to the student body. Trask goes in a stew . . . Senior rings have been burntl Spradling succumbs to the epidemic and gets the measles too. ls you in Lurve7 lt's spring you know. GAA dance-Alderman and Harris king and queen of spring. Clarice and Jackie proved themselves to be Sampsons. University boys make their annual trip. Harper and Tylander get together as presidents. Annual goes to pressl Harper, Oxford, Cole and Mrs. Mitchell relax lespecially Mrs. Mitchellll. Does Lakeland look barel Oh l know. The military ball-Gainesville. Just to be different Safar, Klem, Lindsey, and Barrow go to the student council in Miami to teach us to govern ourselves. APRIL Another Classical Club dance big success-lper usuall. Pan-American banquet and dance. Gilman and Akers paint the town while Chamberlain simmers. Classical gives style show, too. What beeeeooooti- ful creations. Senior Class play. We don't know yet but we bet Lana Turner is out of a job. MAY Junior-Senior Reception. The little underpups did themselves proud for their dear ole Alma Mater. HlGHLANDER'S out! Hurrayl Spradlin gets the highest honor we can give her. V Examsl Say, have ya' got a fountain pen l can borrow? What's the shortest distance between two points? JUNE Baccalaureate Sermon while all the seniors look into the future with a smile. Graduation-all the seniors look into the past with a tear. Relax and enjoy lifei J-'Of I-i new t '-lip' ,lvl '13 r ' vi i 3, A jg 1- - 1 . --ff if ..4 ,- ' f j - i ' 1. ' ' : ,A 151,-'f1,'Q ' 1-ff-.' 53 ,'::.i:l '.:,.'.. i- .'f.:-lt? -fl. - . ,, -. -, -,,.. .,,-,,r,,Q s.: 1,-,s,',f. ,, :rg .f - .-esp., yr.: ,X ..-' --+..,g-- - ,- ..-,- -f ffkv- --,a s - s- -- unvannmuunauuunsmww -.. ..., - --M -' '- -- ann - - --- .-- V' -f- - -1 '- -- - - ' ..-v.-. -........-.,,..........-.... .v...........a..v- .. ..-.-....-.. 1.-..--v-,-,....,. .,......,.-.,i..i.i.:.--. 21.35. .4.:.f,i- af.:.-1.1.-...s. V-.. T, -gi- ZA Xwvh ' .xx 1 Thu. fd-1 B Q A1-Xu x G Txllxw. ,1 ' ,Nd INX ' ' HHLL UF FHIHE fL,,, 'ls 'hs ai gif Mil' ,gif KENNETH MOUTZ King of L. H. S. The King begins his day with chemistry. Poor wife! He'll make some one a good husband! Typing! Versatile sort of a fellow. St u d io us guy! The King studies while the class watch the shot! Kenneth spends his spare time at the football field. 80 l f' -3 iqii 'ff Ullll X. ,L X 'D-.,,x3 41' 44 .1 -ns? wi 'Tn Mi X ,ff 4 ' gf ,ffl Miss NELL BRYANT Queen of L. H. S. The Queen starts her royal clay with Vergll. Then she goes to more re:- cent events in Current His- tory Careful, honey, you'll muss your dress! Executive meeting of the consul and quaestor. Checlr that intelligent loolxl .....T.......-..,.-.,,.-.-...-,-,-..,,. -........, , , , ... -, -. ,V ,.-.-.- , b ...,...Y , ..... V.-v....,-.--.-.-A---f-1-----'W JEAN JOAN LEWIS . . . the courtesy ot a real lady . . . an alert mind . . . MARy JQ HANNER l . . the grace real capability . . .dependability . . of a dryad . . . styled for Mademoiselle 5 5l'Y Sweet Smile- . . real enthusiasm and energy . . . an athlete can be feminine. SUPERLHTIVES W 4 Ai ae!-an A , V Q--N-L A A--I A V -,W -, , -,Q ,,,. v , , ,,,..,-,, .L..,f,-,..,.,,,..-.....,,,......?.......... -.--..-.- MARILEE HARPER . . . that rare and exquisite combination, darlc l1air and light eyes . . . all that is feminine . . . you can depend on it, Marilee will do it. , Af Y, I MARGIE SUE OXFORD . . . ab- solute proof that the boys don't prefer them blonde and dumb . . . cordial . . . gay . . . a sense of values about living. y ,V . V, s.-s,,.,, . .s ,,... ., me f. -,rfftffif-E134'-4:1TFAT' 'L A W' A I ' ' ' R' A I CAROLYN MCPHAN- - - - dynamite JAMES FREDERICK HORSEY...Junior in a Small PaClfa8e - - - 6 l3U5Yf 'Full to you . . . fl'l6t best of ihings, himself lou' Years invested wel' and l aPPllY af all 'cimes . . . l:l'1at's 'che way you re- . . . seriousness and a gay quick humor. member him. SUPERLHTIVES .. ,,...s, 7.7 E, , .,. , .. ,, .,,. ..,,. .. . ,.,,. .s .,,., ,, ,-, .,.,.,,..,.,.- ,.,.,. ..-,....,Y ss .i,.- -.-W , ... ,..,, ,.-.,.. -,--,,,,,.,.,,, .--wwe ,.,....,..-.... ..,..--- ..,-....,.-,. .-.....,.,a,.,,.-. ,E ,.,,,.,.., .s...,...,.,...,.,........,. -..-. . ,,.. - .,,,. M ., ,.,...., ,.., ...,,.,-..,. -..-. ,. .. .a ...W . ,.,....,.-....., .......,,-... P, ,ith JOHN HOGE . . . a questioning mind tar above the everyday things of this world . . . determination . . . clear eyes on the future . . . the heart of a scholar. s, ,, K! BURKE KIBLER . . . quiet and retiring on the surface . . . merry eyes . . . a keen adult judgment with the heart of a child . . . one of those rare creatures, a scholar and a gentleman. m 0 sr massen1 a,mMfef,Lf!E .3 IUHIUR GIRLS Q ir , , 'k 'Ir 'lr 'A' SYLVIA NELSON ANNE LEWIS ADELAIDE BUTLER I - M .E 1-1,- DEAN WARREN ZERNEY BARNES JOE ARCHER 'v 1 f .,,., nynn, -Rf lx X .QT .1 V T T REPRESEIITH Lfgr' 12.1 , . sovuomunf I L E nnsj, i' ,pf N if BETTY BRONSON 'k ul' 'A' 'cR JEWEL MELSON JANE ARNOLD 'c RICHARD HARPER BILLY JACKSON Representative Freshman Boy HIGH' RWMEHNHTIVE SGFHSMNQRE B892 as te DUANE ANDERSON 'A' ir uk ,:,,,g:,gig,gg-3,,,g..,,.-:..i,,-,..g.,..5,,::,.,-,,. . UW.. ,-.-,TA - . W, 1, ,,, , , .,. , , ,, ,,,. ,- W, ,, , , .....A,:... ,, 'fi ffl?-T I-TL 151'- ag 1 fEiiiH3??T'?1f25?-'f,?'fgffT6 Z'1':?- f A :A- Just ask us anything. Assistant Ed. Now don't you think . . Doncha wanta buy an ad? What's the first deposit? Bagpipes out Monday. Would ya' lilre to go to Hi-Y meeting tonite? Rings7 Oh, they were burnt! 'Burke and Billy? SEEII HRUUIID St H00l I fe I 1 , r I: 4 2 fr 1 :I .J ' Ab'- lJ ' L T L fix I. ilu' 4 X . I 3 x ' '. V, 1 ' it . Lf 49 .J I f Top row, left to right: There, that's better. . . . Wanta play? . . . Round one. I Don't you thinl: you're mixed-up? . . . Snake eyes! . . . The night was so beautiful and- . . Oppos Second row ites attract. I Bottom row: Welcome invasion .... So l didn't lxnow what to do. . Bargain7 . . . They say a heavy load is a burden, but aslr Dick. IIIISEEL LHIIEUUS we X Top row, left to right: Streamlined bicycle, isn't it? . . . Glamour gals on a holiday. . . . Darwin's proof. . . . lt must be wonderful, or is it? O Second row: Fess up! What happened to it Dot? . . . Mabie they'll get there! . . . Don't loolc now, Diclr. You're being followed. . . . Hey, buddy, cant you read? O Bottom: Day is done. 92 is 0 x SKITS, STUIITS, 'II SUIH J Top: L. H. S. Reveleers. O Second row, left to right: Cheerleaders lose a niclrel in pep meeting. . . . The Rats place third at Stunt Night. . . . 'Common Clay' goes Classical. . . . F. L. C. takes first place at Stunt Nite. O Third row: The reasons we 'were' unscored, undefeated. . . . Mary .lo takes it on the chin l7l as Jackson gets nominated. . . . Kempf ticlrles the ivories. O Bottom row: Toy's Boys malre out music. . . , Chocolate Drops remind us of the mrnstrels. EUURT UF 1941 King Kenneth Moulzz, Queen Nell Bryant Julia Curtis, Junior Horsey, Sylvia Nelson, Zerney Barnes, Marilee Harper, Billy Jackson 94 4 2 w A I I O O O I C O O O I C I I NOT LEARNED IN BUCKS! Some things are not learned in books . . . and some things are not regis- tered by the gas meter. We think it's important to supply your home with an even tlow of combustible gas, but it's even more im- portant to serve you prompt- ly, dependably, courteously -with what We call Sun- shine Servicef' We want to please you when we serve you. 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Morrison, Pres. and Mgr. l02 Compliments of Compliments BALLENGER AUTO of STORAGE, Inc. A FRIEND 0 T COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of SOUTHERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. o L. C. Smith and Corona Dealer KELLEY HUDSON COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL CROWN Don't buy any furniture until you see BOTTLING COMPANY I ' ' KIRK McKAY 906 S. 'Tennessee Ave. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF QUALITY DRY CLEANERS Geo. L. Gaines IEWELER 115 South Florida Ave. 119 SOUTH KENTUCKY AVENUE Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of l94l COMPLIMENTS I H. H. ALLSOPP OF Insurance PEOPLES The Hub Clothing Company SAVINGS BANK 118 soUTH KENTUCKY AVE. LAKELAND, FLORIDA HOME OF Quality Clothes for Men and . Young Men A Visit to Our Store Will Be App t d Compliments of Dr. A. I. Fillastre BEST WISHES I TO - Compliments of CLASS OF I94I MONTGOMERY WARD 0 COMPLIMENTS OF OXFORD LUMBER CO. 530 WEST MAIN STREET LAKELAND, FLORIDA Phone 22-301 Compliments ot LAKELAND COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Charles A. Stewart FLORIDA CITRUS FRUIT COMPLIMENTS TO GRADUATING CLASS o OF I 94 I AUBURNDALE, FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS or LAKELAND STEAM LAUNDRY Zoric Dry Cleaning For Quality and Service Compliments on Lake Mirror of McDonald Corporation ComP1imeH1S of A FRIEND LAKELAND'S SPARKS' TI-IEATRES CITIZENS WI-IEREVER WE SERVE PALACE POLK STRAND THEATRE THEATRE THEATRE Lakeland's Family Theatre Central Florida's Finest Big Pictures-Little Prices TODD HARDWARE BEST WISHES COMPANY TO ALL Sporting Goods - Fishing Tackle CARVER 6: LANGSTON Du Pont Paints and Vamishes 5 Across from the Polk Theatre AHOIHGYS-dl-LGW IO6 NW lf U Hequlre the services of experienced and expert rr nftsmen trained in every det ul of the processes of creating pl mmng hyout md design typesettlng printing lllllllgfllllllllg and lnndmg Through out h llf 1 century this comp my ll IS pioneered ulthe producuon ofthe highest type of printing Uur SBPVILBS include a specnl college dnnu ll sales and service org ll1lZltlllll Abundant equqnnentlnodern und conqdete Prices representing maximum in value X FUUTE 8: DAVIES PHINTING ' LITHIIGHAPHING 0 ENGHAVING A T L A N T A SUCCESSFUL ANNUALS I07 A, sa 'X 2 fu . 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