Lakeland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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X M f,, l T'1-E g,,......,.. ::sj'- l F 5' 5 A in 1',...1-g.,- 4' ' K I H .5 6 Mfzlhql Qi'-'Zig'-4' i ' 71 K ' l ift JI' E527 - f QE!! L. H will 'WT l -. - ef' x ' ' i Q' -- :G-we-er' l' . N fl x ln-. M62 Q-1 i i 16? f li N X Nl! Willy I XNWX 'M xmxflwff A.. Q. .' i l m N l' ' Y j,E3'TI.ll0N THE 1950 HIGHLANDER Volume XXV Published by the students of LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL Lakeland, Florida Editor in chief Mary Alice Hutchinson Business Manager Betty ,lo Woods Circulation Manager Marion Seibert FOREWORD Education-like life itself-should he based on the Christian democratic principles which we sincerely feel to he the one hope for preserving our civilization throughout this Atomic Age. Since the turn of the century education has continued to advance in spite of wars and depres- sions. Because We have now reached the half way mark in a new century of education, it has been our purpose, in the 1950 Highlander, to show to you the progress education has made in our school in the past 50 years. rl K W fi IGH M X 41-- ' ,2 S il !VX,-,.'-ia Z ,-...,..', +-il If A-I--. -ri,-,J 51-1- ,Z :Y '1-' rifl .if--' ,.. ,rig 2. C-1 xl T rf f eff' M' :mme few X, f sf Jxvxiqs Y ,, V 1 fx 4' 5 -ff ' - ,Ni T x M' 'A' e0NTENTs Q X-. f J!! W X CHAPTER T T Faculty CHAPTER H Classes CHAPTER IH N Activities CHAPTER TV Sports CHAPTER V Features CHAPTER VI Advenxsements -lvl ,, -5 27 -xr' ff! dp -Il- 1? W Z i M N Cf ' I 1 T 42 , . 3 sig? 4 ' g 1 K fig,-.W H A w 0, V f 4 a,, f V TI Af , ii - fi-if I iii q0,,, 37 A Q I 1k fa1gj Ml' X' ff- '- M1 ,,..,v ' if' 'K low flfifft X NW f I ' I 1 KX I b' L 9? X XX 'ffm Nfl In sincere gratitude for all he has brought to our town and our schoolg and for the sense of fair play and good sportsmanship he has given to us - we, the members of the Senior Class dedicate our 1950 Highlander to COACH L. L. NELSON Q 59 5 a, ,fe A L m 'X .bw L FI' tigflzffl L er Y W fs X ,L ,INC-RLLQ,-,. E1-IQRSON 1 . ..----- 'KDE f 'Ex L ' gf f 'Llvzew C D J S .X w X -Xi' 541 Xxxx XX M X1 NTT' X X XSS fm QP-X X ,X X 5 X fi X ' Sf X X N X XXX X X X X X XX XX s Q?Sg WXXX X Xie X Xxx Nw xv NX? QNX NX XJ A KX A 'XJBNX x, - X QQXXXXXX Q1 X Nxxx X Xf XXTXFF XX X X X XS XXX X 'XC XWXXQX -S X5 X XX N 'X 'xg X-XXX KX X X Rx N X TX X .XR ix XX XFX X X Xxx XXX XX XX X X . K SSX XX frm XS , XX X-1 X 5 X xx 'N5 S156 N N X X xxx QXX XXX XX XX gy X XX XX X xx XXX XX x xxx 'N X XX N X XXX X Xx X 5 XX Ji: K X X .XXX kk HXNEXKSK X X bixx ?XxK X XN X xx isa XX Hy A X XX X XXXX X X X - X X X X X - X NX XXX X 1 X X N N f XXXNXX X X A . 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KX Na K K X X X, u X XR N x Ox XX N X 5 XQQQX h X X N fi XF -X N XX NX lk X X X QL Q, X Q X xx gli! AX- X -XXX XXX 'QA Y XXX X X ix XX 5 X is Qi AX X XXX N3 L X X X-X, 3 X N X- ' X X XX X X X. XX XX kj X X B XX XXX P X xg QXQXXX xx egilsx X ADMINISTRATIVE HEADS U S PERVISING PRINCIPAL DR. CARL S. Cox REGISTRAR MR. JOHN l,ovlal.Ac:l1: A. B., Birmingham Southern College lVl. A., Vanderbilt College Ed. D., Florida Southern College HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL lVlR. T. I. POPPELL A. B., University of Florida lVl. A., University of Florida A vu ' oh' NX 1363554 .E was ' .HIS XIX Lf 2 X ED B. M. S.. mi 'lie-'xus,Sta1te W DEPARTMENT HEADS SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH MRS. VIRGINIA BENTLEY A. B., Ull1VC1S1ty of Texas MISS MARGUERITE LUMPKIN A. B., Florida State University M. A., Georgia Peabody College BUSINESS HOME ECONOMICS LANGUAGE MRS. EULA LASTINGER MISS MINNIE SKIPPER MISS CATHERINE CRAIG B.S., Florida Southern College B.S., Florida State, University A.B., Wesleyan College MATHEMATICS WPHYSICAL EDUCATION SCIENCE ,ffefify 4 MISS MAXINI: MKIINTYIIE MR. L. I.. NEI.SoN MR. WlI.l.IAM l.AwRl-ZNCI: A.B., Florida Soullwrn College B.S.. Aulmurn College HS.. M.A.. Uliio Slate Univer- Siiv . MRS. MARY JEAN CARLTON Spanish A.B., M.A., Florida Southern College MISS EVELYN COVINGTON Current History A.B., Florida State University x W .,.. I I MRS. FRANCES CRAIG English A.B., Stetson University M.A., University of Colorado MISS VIRGINIA DAVIS Journalism A.B., Florida Southern College MRS. NELLIE ARNETT American History BS., Florida Southern College MISS RUTH HALL BROWN Algrehra AB., University of Kentucky f Pun: I , 77 I7-wvom X Q mu :ww ,m MRS. LUCILLE BRYANT English A.B., Stetson University MISS MABEL CAPERTON Physical Education B.S., Eastern Central College M.A., Columbia University x f ff-we Ze, 4ND 1.1: 'V E ,ff J9 Z3j' XZ-J-. ff MR. JOHN DEEDRICK Civics B.S., Florida Southern College Mas. lVlERVYN DICKINSON Business Math B.S., Florida Southern College MRS. ETTA DRENNAN English B.S., Florida Southern College MR. FRANK L. GANTT Physical Education B.S., Auburn College .121 Mies. GLADYS GLovER Bible A.B., Florida Southern College Miss HAZEL HALEY English A.B., Florida Southern College MR. KENNETH HARTSAW Business lVlath B.S., Florida Southern College MR. JAMES F. HoRsEY Physical Education B.A., University of Florida ,., --- - 4 Y, f llnif. XPHY5 fcs l . MISS VIRGINIA MILLER English M.A., University of Georgia Miss NLXRJORIE lVlITCHELL Physical Education BS., Wintlirop College MA., Colnniliia University MRS. CLARABELL PHILLIPS Typing B.S., Mississippi State College for Woiiieii Miss LoIIEI.I,A POPE Home Economics HS., Florida Southern College MISS Lois JoHNsToN Typing BS., Florida Southern College MIss REBECCA KEITH Wo1'ld Geography A.B., Florida State University 1 X ' - l Mu'-u !' i XX I3lll ff QVC! ef J L 2 t V f I 4 A , MRs. BERTIE MAE LIPSCOMB Caesar AB., Kentucky Teachefs College MR. CHARLES METCALF General Science B.S., University of Miami MR. CLAUDE RIDLEY Algebra A.B., Stetson University MR. JOHN TEANY Physics and Chemistry B.S., Indiana State University Miss LOUISE WILLIAMS Biology B.S., lVI.A., Georgia Peabody College for Teachers Miss ALVAZINE YOUNG Latin A.B., Florida Southern College lVl.A., Northwestern College Miss ADA GRACE TEDDER English A. B., Breneau lVl.A., Stetson University MR. REX TOOTHMAN Commercial Courses A.B., Bowling Green College M.A., Florida Southern College The students of Lakeland High School are proud of their faculty and rightly they should be for it is one of the finest. Each teacher holds at least a four year degree, and many others, higher degreesg each is highly trained i . . .S t . . md skilled in hi X fs I' eaching field. 3 ss. gg i U 7 MUSIC D. C. T. MR. HARRY S. MAYHAL1. Quincy College of MLISIC MR. C. WENDEI.I. ECHOLS A.B., Emory MISS GRACE MURRISLL A.B.. Florida Soutlieru College GUIDANCE MRS. NORMA WARREN BS., Florida Southern College lVl.A., University of Florida LIBRARIANS AB.. Wiomeuls College A.B.. Florida State University University of North Carolina A.B.. ill l..S.. Emory VIRGINIA THOMASSON MISS EIINICE KEEN M155 JEAN MCCANLESS AB.. Shorter College BS., iII L.S., Georgia Peabody f' 11 I' F,,,l,,,, YFFICE SECRETARIES THEY ARE ALWAYS ON THE JOB LUNCHROOM STAFF .eft to. right: Mrs. Nell Smith, Mrs. sallella French, Mrs. Ruth Patten sflrs. Jolm Lovelace, Miss ,lean Cros- vie. 1- -, rg.. 4 51 C 1 . ' Q 5 r A T1 A Lg X wi ' ' C ::' R Q D' A 1 ,V Left to right: Mrs. Alamo Mowiser, Mrs. Pam Rie- l hardson. Mrs. Sallv Denham. Mrs. Sarah Baxter, QM P3 'VX ' ' 5, H Mrs. Nora Pearce, Mrs. Lula Harnalfe, Mrs. kate Rei!! Q . . . D A J! Breathltt. Seated: Mrs. D. S. Martm. KW A, lf.. lm 'fel Y C655 QK SCHOOL NURSE x E J 6 4 Q- JANITORIAL STAFF Left to right: Mr. Dorsie Tlrrelkeld, Mr. H. Lamb, 'L M1 C L l M '. . amJ r. Oceola Cason. Mrs. Mary Gl1dC1'lElIl 7 Right: Everyone needs help once in a while, especially in Miss Mc- lntyre's Trig class. WHY TEACHER Left: Miss Capertonls and Coach Horsey's gym classes enjoy the square-dances, an idea introduced into the Physical Education pro- gram last year. Right: Anything goes in Miss Left: The boys are eagerly await- ing the results of the chemistry ex- periment under the watchful eye of Mr. Teany. Craig's Cicero class-from studying Q X ti to painting the Latin mural. X' it 'Jo 'Ia 0 CN X P' U ' I el 05.3 i W e ET GRAY Right: A little advice from Miss Miller is always a help when you are struggling with English. I Right: Miss Skipperls Cooking ' .h Class have the makings of a 0 o- colate cake out. They are progress- ing nicely. too. Left: Demonstrating the use of 21 Il1lITlCOgI'21pll to the office pravtire students is Mrs. Lastinger. out Left: Miss Lumpkin is pointing her an important location to World History class. Z 0 P I nfl, 171 X I 19, ,ZX xtlid , F 1 l V Q i' V -?f , ,! -I -u- -hw '? - - 'fr' XJ -it-3 li in-L f fi X' 'f Z fi f44 Z li ,, qiv hiinx-I ,XXI if 7 fi? , , f2yf ' f Z ,fajfljfj 4? ., gffylfff frffg f iff gif X Xzffxff Z if - , , ff ff V Z . X X ff 4 6 6 2 A XXX x. 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X -14-I 0314, Alai? , A ffff an F -'A 5 -if M4 .., JQNUA WADE HAMMER President Quill and Scroll '50, Sr. Honor Soc. '49, '50g Jr. Honor Soc. V185 Torch Club V183 Classical Club V1-83503 Exchange Club '49. '50g Rifle Club, Sec. V193 Bagpipe Circulation Man. '50g Adam's Even- ingT'. FRED CACII KT Presirlenl Quill ancl Scroll '49, Sr. Hi SCA 349: Sr. Honor Soc. '47, '50, Jr. Honor Soc. V171 Torch Club V. Pros. V184 Classical Club. '47. '50, Consul '50, Ke-y Club '49, 'SOQ Scif-nov Club V19g Destroyer Base- ball V183 Junior Class Pros.g Stull:-nt Dire-ctory. SENIOR OFFICERS Patsy ADV ISORS jane Mrs. Norma Warren Sally Mr. Rex Toothman Willie SALLY CUNNINGHAM Secretary Y-Teen '48, '49, Sr. Hi SCA '48, Science Club '47, V183 Highlander Staff '47-'49, Cheerleader '49. B's ADVISORS PATRICIA WARD Treasurer Y-Teens '48-'49, Jr. Honor Society V173 Youth for Christ V19. Mrs. Luclle Bryant Miss Hazel Haley MARION SEIBERT Secretary Jr. Hi SCA '47, Y-Teens '49, '50g FHA '48g Jr. Honor Soc. '47: Classical Club '47-'50, Censor '50, Lions Club Sponsor V1-9, '50g Cheerleader '49, Capt. '50, Soph. antl Jr. Class V. Pres. Highlander Staff '50. Jimmy Marion Howard Fred HOWARD SIMS Treasurer Jr. Hi Hall Patrol ,472 Sr. Hi Patrol '50g Quill and Scroll '5Og Sr. High SCA '48-'50, Jr. Honor Soc. '47, Classical Club V183 Exchange Club '48-'50, Highlander Bagpipe '47- '50. JANE JENNINGS Vice-President Y-Teens '48-'50g Sr. Hi SCA '47-'50, Jr. Honor Society '46g Junior Class Treas.g Bagpipe Business Staff '50. JIMMY LANCLEY Vice-President Jr. Hi Hall Patrol '47g Pan-Am. Club '48-'50, Jr. Honor Soc. '47g Exchange Club. '47-'49, Vice-Pres. '49g Sr, Hall Patrol '50g Scicncc Club '48, Foot- ball Man, '47, '48, Base- ball '49g Highlander V19, '50g Bagpipe '49, '50. SENIORS H9115 Trudy Dot Klllllfccll .llnrgnret funn im Sarah Dan P11111 JUANITA ALLEN BETTY CARTER QM!!! -, -Ugg t wr' ww-KY M ALl,lfNf-Quill and Scroll '50g Pan-Am. '48, '49. '5O: ,lr. llouor Socicty '-17' tllcc Club '47. lil-8: Bagpipe '50g First Aid Room Girl '-18. '-19. CAll'l'liRf- Dramutics Club l50. DICKEY----Classical Club ,482 CAA 718. V.-Prcs. '19 tiles- Club 718. '-19. ,501 Y-Tccu '49. '50, lfl.l,lU'l'--'Six llonor Society '-18: .l r. Honor Socicty '-17g Torch Club 717. FAIRCl.0TH--'DCT 718. '-19. '50. FIANA- CAN-ff -jr. llonor Society 517: Torcll Club. 'llrcusurcr '48: Sr. Honor Society '49 '5ll: Quill and Scroll '-19. '50: Classical Club 517. 518. '-19. '50: Bagpipe '50. PAUL FAIRCLOTH DOROTHY FLANAGAN DANIEL GIANNINI MAIKGAIK ET CON F SARAH IJICKEY lXA'l'III.IilCN l'lI.l,l0l Tnumr HENRY DONALD KIRKPATRICK DAVID liIfNDY BETTY jo lvlANSFlICl,D ROY NlII,I,ER SENIORS Bob Nancy Drzricl C Roy Faye Robert Betty fo Don NANCY JONES FAYE JOHNSON '49 '50 Glee Club '48 '49 Reporter '50' JOHNSON-Classical Club '48, , . g , , , Bagpipe Fditorial Staff '50, JONES-Jr. High SGA '45. '46. '47g Sr. High SCA '48: Sr. Honor Society '49, '50, lr. Honor Society '45, '46, '47, Torch Club. V.-Pre-s. '48: Classical Club '47. '48, '49. '5Og FI'E'SllIIlLll1 Class Titus.: Soph. Clusw Sec.: .ll'. Class V. Prcg. KlRKPATRlCK-Classical Club '49. NIILLFR-Quill and Scroll '49. V.-Pres. '50, Sr. High SGA '4-9g Sr. Honor Society '49, '50: Jr. Honor Society '46. '47g Torch Club '48g Art Club '47g Classical Club '4-8. '49, Pro-Consul '50, Exchange Club '50, Science Club '48: Highlandvr Editorial Staff '49, Art Editor '50g Inter-Club Council '50. ' ' ' li '50' J . Hi h SCA '45. '46, Sr. Honor MOHR---Quill and Sm roll 49, H1.tor1.1n , r g Socicty 19. '50. MARY ALICE MOHR ROBERT NIETZEL ROBERT PUTNAM SENIORS Joann Lillirzn ,liable Dorothy Bill Keith Rulh Hilda Billy x RUTH SHORES WILLIAM SMITH ,,,,ff ,of ..-f My w..ff ..-ff ,f-ff ' wx mf' ,f ,ff ,vw f ,I flf ,,,r A-...xx .. ,,,- W f L if A IW' ,aw-ff' ,si I I fi, M ' yi' his ' ' 8 8 MM.,-H-Q rw, SHORES-Sr. Higll SGA '48g Torch Club '47g Cllecrleader '48 SUDDUTlli Sr. Honor Society '4-9g Science Club '48, '49. VERMlLYAAQuill and Scroll '50g Sr. Honor Society '48. '49. '50g Jr. Honor Society '41-73 Classical Club '48, 49. .502 Rifle Club V193 Bagpipe, Copyreader '50, ADAIRY-Y-Teen Treasurer '49. '50: FHA V.-Pres. '47, Pres. '4-83 Classical Club '48-'49, Ccnsor '50, ADAlNlS--FHA '47. rl-lI'f'klSllI'CI' '48g Band '48. '49. '50. Al.DRlDCl'f----Youtli for Clirist '49. '50. lllLDA YOHN JOANN ADAIR DOIIOTIIY ADAMS WILLIAM SUOOIITII l,lLI.lAN 'lll'liNlCR KICITII VIf:I:MII.YA lVlABEl, ALIIRIOOIC . K I SENIORS Gene Bob Art Dick Betty Betty Jean Jean Betty BETTY ARNOLD BETTY ANDREWS A' QQ 5 7 Iii ,- ' ,. it ROBERT ARTMAN BETTY ASBUBY GENE BAGGETT JEAN BASS If A - 4 AV' Cl l '47 ARNOLD Sr Honor Societv ,50. ANDREWS-FHA '47, 518: Cleo um . . L ,-4-T . 1 ARTMANA-Key Club ,50. liACCET'l'f-- Pan-Am. '49. Secretary '50g Exchange Club 118. 119. '50. Secretary '49g Science Club '49. '50g AVA YL9. '50g Band '47. 518. '49. ,50. BASS--Y-Teen '50g FHA 'Al-7g Science ,fl-9g Sr. High SCA V195 Clasfical Club l48. '49. '50g Drainatics Club ,501 Swimming '48g Student Couneil '19, HEI!-Jr. Honor Society Q-17g Torvli Club '48g Science Club '-19: AVA 319. ,5U. T1'8Z:lSllI'6T l-fl-9. BESWICKA-A--Jr. High SCA Treasurer '47g Sr. High SCA '41-8: .lr. Honor Society '47: Classical Club '47. '4-83 Exchange Club V.-Pres. ,473 Destroyer Basketball ,491 Treasurer Freshman Class. BENNER--Jr. High Hall Patrol '47, 1185 Classical Club '4-85 Exchange Club ' l ' A f ' ' AVA '48. '49. '5O. 319. '50. Second Y.-Pres. 503 Sr. Hall Patrol 50. RICHARD BELZ ROBERT BESWICK WEBS'l'ER BENNER SENIORS l'1'l'l1'l'II liill C11 flfllil' lhzrid Carl Relfy' Rmiilnlpli Sara RANDOLPH BENTLEY HARRY BENTZ BENTLEY--Jr. Hi Hall Patrol '47, '48, Sr. Hi SGA '48, Pres. '50, Sr. Honor Society '49, '50, Jr. Honor Society '46, Pres. '47, Torch Club, Pres. '48, Classical ClIIb '48-'50, Lions Club '49, Treas. '50, Sr. Hi Hall Patrol '49, '50, Destroyer Football '48, Fresh. Class Vice-Pres. BENTZ-Classical Club '48- '50, Exchange Club '49, '50. BLITCH-Pan-Am. Club '49, '50, Sr. Hi. SGA '49. BOHANAN-DCT '50, Pan-Am. Club '47, '48, Sr. Hi SCA Treasurer '50, Honor Soc. '49, '50, Jr. Honor Society, Treasurer '47, Torch Club '48, lfxchange Club '48-'50, Sr. Hall Patrol '50, Destroyer Basketball '49, Student Register. BOOTH-Lions Club '49, Pres. '50, Sr. Hi Hall Patrol '50, Science Club '49, Dreadnaught Football '50, Track '49, '50, L Club '49, '50, BOYD-Sr. Honor Soc. '50, Destroyer Football '48, '49, L Club '49, '50: Dreadnaught Football '50, Track '49, '50. BRADSHAW-Classical Club '48, Hand '47-'50. CHARLES BOOTH WILLIAM BOYD SARA BRADSHAW EILEEN BINGENHEIMER BETTY BLITCII CARI. BoIIANAN DAVID llRAl7CHI.ER PAUL BROWER LOUISE BROWN WILLIAM BYRD ROBERT BYRD SENIORS Frances Bill Paul Ronnie Tom Louise Ioan JOAN BREGLER RONALD BRASWELL BRASWELL-lfxchange Club '48, '49, '50g SGA '49, Destroyer '47, '48g Dreadnaught Football '50, MLW Club '49, '50g Destroyer Basketball '47g Base- ball '50g Track '49, '50, BREGLER-Library Club '50, BROWERfSafety Patrol '48, '49, '50, Lieutenant '50, Destroyer Football '48, BROWNYDCT '50g Jr. Honor Society '47, Classical Club ,4-8. BYRD-DCT Sgt. at Arms '49, Science Club '50, Youth for Christ '50, Band '48, Dreadnaught Basketball ,505 Baseball '48, Swimming '48. BYRDf Safety Patrol '47, '43. ,49, '50, ' ' ' ' T '50, Flag Boy '50, Jr. Honor Lieutenant '49, Assistant Captain 50, DC ' , ' ' ' Football '48, CAMERONA-Y-Teen ,505 Sr. Honor Society 47, Destroyer Society '50g Youth For Christ '49, y50. FRANCES CAMERON BETTY Lou CARIJWELL THOMAS CARMACK SENIORS 1'f'ggJ' Frances Elizabeth John Shirley joan Harry Charlotte Pat CHARLOTTE CARPER JOHN CARPER CARPER-F.-FHA '46-'48, Sgt-at-Arms ,483 Sr. Hi SCA Corres. Sec. '50g jr. Honor Society '46. '47g Torch Club '48g Classical Club '4-8350: Cheerleader '50g Lions Club Sponsor l50. CI.ARK-- Y-Teens V19. ,502 FHA '47g Sr. Honor Society ,49. '50g Jr. Honor Society 'sl-73 Torch Club '-183 Classical Club '47. '48g Band 517: Clee Club 'il-8. COE. l'l.--f-Y-'lleerls ,Rl-9. '50: FHA lleporter ,471 Sr. Honor Society '49. ,503 Jr. Honor Society 5173 Torch Club '48g Classical Club '47-'50g Band '47. COE. H.-Jr. Hi Hall Patrol '47. '48g Jr. Hi SCA '47: L Club '48-'50: Sr. Hi SCA 518g Key Club '49. Pres. '50g Sr. Hall Patrol 'fl-9. '50: Dreaduauglxt Football ,ll-83503 Destroyer Football '4-73 Dreadnaugllt Basketball '48-'50g Baseball '48-'50g Fresh. Class Pres.: Bagpipe Staff '49. '50: Student Register '50. COLEMAN-Pun-Ani. Club '-l-83 CAA '48-'503 Science Club l-1-8. CUNE. F.---FHA '47-'49g Reporter 'il-8: Jr. Honor Society '47g Library Club '4-8. '49. CONE. l.---'Pan-Am. Club 518: Sr. Honor Society '48-'50: lr. Honor Society '47g Torch Club '48g Classical Club 517. '48. SHIRLEY COLEMAN PATRICIA COLEMAN FRANCES CONE PEGGY ANN CLARK EI.IZABE'l H COE HARRY COE JOAN CONE ROBERT CRANE JOYCE CREWS CHARLES CRISS CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON SENIORS Azuloy Charles lack Charlotte Joyce Bob Bobbie Willa Ann BARBARA COOPER ANN COOPER S Honor Society '49, '50, COOPER-'Pan-Am. Club '48, Sr. High SGA '49, r. jr. Honor Society '47, Torch Club '48, Lions Club Sponsor '50, Cheerleader '49. '50, COOPER4Jr. High SGA '47, Sr. High SGA '49, .lr. Honor Society '46. '47, Cheerleader '49, '50. CRANFI4Classical Club '48, '49, '50, Destroyer Football '48. CREWS!DC'l' '49, Reporter '50, CHISS4fSafety Patrol '47, '48. '49 '50 lt '49 Captain '50g Flag Boy '48, '49, '50, Classical Club '49, AVA Christ '49. '50, DAY4DCT '48, '49, '50, wid, l1'fwQ.' '5of DAAVIS-Youth for DENNARD-DCT Hao. WILLO DENNARD AZULOY DAVIS JACK DAY SENIORS Earl Dome Lucy Jim Maria .lennnelte James Betty , BETTY DEVILLE MARIA DICESARE DEVILLE-lr. Honor Society 'fl-7' Torch Cll '4 , , um 8: Classical Club '48. DICESARE-Dramatics Club V175 Home lic. Club '47g Sr. High SCA '51-9g Sr. Honor Society 49, '50g Art Club 718: Clee Club '50g Tam 'O Shantcr '4-9. ELLIOTT-Dramatics Club '50g Bagpipe '50. ENSLlfYgJr. High Hall Patrol '11-7g Safety Patrol '47, '48g Flag Boy '48g Sr. High SCA '4-9g Jr. Honor Society '4-7g Classical Club '48g Exchange Club '4-8g AVA Sgt.-at-Arms '4-93 Fresh. V.-Press Soph. Pres.' lr. Claqs Press B' ' ' , , H N , agpipe 50. FAIR-Exchange Club '48- '50g Destroyer Football '11-79 Baseball 749. '5O. FARNELL-DCT ,50g Torch Club '48g Classical Club 'fl-8g Sr. Hall Patrol 493 Destroyer Football 718. FINCH-DCT '50g Jr. High SCA '47 '48' Pan Am Club 'l-7 '48 , , - A . g FHA '48, FOREwExcl1ange Club V.-Pres. '48, l'res.'49g Golf '48g Bagpipe '5O. JAMES FAIR EARL FARNELL DOTTIE F INCH LUCY EGAN JEANE'r'1'E l'lLI.I0'l' HARRY ENSLEY JAMES FORE SENIORS Jeanette fully Shirley Ioana Fuzzy Rusty Dean Hob lfhrlrles JOANNA GOIIEEN JUDY GIBSON . DEAN GOLDSIVIITII SEDDON Goomx ROBERT GOSSELIN CHARLES GRAY ..,,,,mwM,, c:II3scIN-4I'-'mn '49, '50, c:oHI:EN4Pan-Am. Club '47. '48, '50, Youth W' For Christ '49, '50: Swiinrning '48, GOLDSNHTH---L Club '49. '50: Dread- naugbt Football '49, '503 Dreaclnaugllt Basketball '49, '50g Baseball '50, COODE--Safety Patrol '46, '47, '48, '49, '50, Jr. High SCA '46, Vice-Pres. '47g L. Club '-1-8 ,'-119. '50g Flag lloy '47, '48, '49, '50, Sr. High SCA '49, '502 ,lr. Honor Society '46, Pres. '47g Key Club '48, '49, V.-Pres. '50g AVA '43, '49, '50: Dllilllllilllgllf llasketluill 50g llestroyer llaaketlmall '491 Baseball '48, '49, ' Club 18 J 50: Tennis '46, '47, llRJXYfl, Club '48, '49, 050: Lions I 7 . '41, 50. Dliqdflilklllgllt Football '48, '49g Destroyer Football '471 Track '49, '50, GRIF- FIN'-Y-Teen '49, '50g Bagpipe Business Staff '50: Library Club '50: Science Club '48. HACAN-DCT '49.HAl.LAM-Y-Teen '50: FHA '46, '47: Art Club '47, '48: ClaSSical Club '503 Draxnaiics Club '50: Highlander Busineas Staff '46, '47g Cuidance Asst. '50, SHIRLEY GRIFFIN JEANNETTE HAGAN LILLIAN HALLAM SENIORS lfun II if' Betty Hl'I'Cfl-Y Ann FII-Vt' Elsa .llrlry ,Iam FS CONNIE RAY IIAMILTUN FAYE HASKINS HAMll,'l'0N--DCT l8. '-l-9. l'rvs. '50: Sr. lligli SCA 719. H.'XSKlNS-f-Clusfi- val Club 'llilg l.ibrary Club '5U. l'l1X'l'Clll'lli- -fff l'au-fXm. Club '-17. 'll-8. '50: ,Ir. llunur Society '-1-7: Turcli Club 'l8: Swimming '-l8. ll,-XWOH'l'llf--DCT '-l9, '50, 'llrf-us. '50: Sr. High SCA '50. lllCBlS Sviviicv Club '50, Hl'iSNlfll C l'1wir 1l Club '18 'l9 '50 lion Club 'li' '18 '49 'il 4 ..,, 1 , . . - Z . s . . 1 . . fl: Rifle Club '-11: llvstroyvr Fimtlmull '-19: 'l'rau'k '19, llllCllllUl.ZlfIi-- 'Six llmiur Sucivty 719. '50: .li-. i1..n.,f s.,u.Q1y '46, 517: 'mi-ii Club Hia: Liiima.-ui Clin, '-17. Hia. wo. 'sm ANN ll'-V 13lll'3N 5l'lt'l1l'f' Club 48. 49. Hll.l. ,l r. High SCA '-16. '-ll: Sr. Huuur Suvic-Iv 'PW '50 lllilllflilll 50: .l r. llmim' Sociviy 47: Tm'Cl1 Club 'l8: Cluwical Club 517- '-I-8. l'm'm ' lll l H' -19. 110. ll0H'l'UN--Classicul Club '-148. 'L9. '50. i 1 HAROLD HESNEI: NIARY llIERIl0I,ZER lil.s.x H1 ,L ,mics lllilili I lil 'I l'Y llulwux CHARLOTTE H11MP11REYs MARX' A1,.1qE lIu1'cz111NsoN EDU115 Ilulxgro Q: 3 - ilxlclgw, SENIORS 1.1177-I Hill .Vary f1l1'4'v lfvlfj' rlnn Huwunl . 111110 Fflfllv A111110 Jmnz BETTV ANNE Hum, ll 1 LARRY HOUSER hm l H llOll5l'ill--Safely Palrol '-l-7. i-l-3: ,l1'. Hi SCX 717: I, Cluli '48-'501 Sr. Hi SCAN 'l8. 3-192 Key Clulm '50: Sr. lli Patrol '-19: l,l'C2:l1lIl2illglll lfmvllmall ,Rl-9. '50. Destruyci' 'l7: Defstimyei' Baslwllmll 48: ,lll'Lll'li Al-8550: Fl't'5ll. Class Pres.: Supli. Class l'rcs.: Bagpipe Stuff '50. HUl,l,---Quill and Stroll 49. Sec. '50: N-'IR-1,-11s '5O: FH.-X 'l7: Sr. H1111111' Soc. '-19. '50: Tu1'Cl1 Clulm '48: Classical Clulm 719. .Xe-dilc '50S Haglvipf' Stuff '-18-'SOL 'llun 0 Slli1Yllt'I' Staff '50. Hl'lNll'HRl'iY5--P2111-A111. Clulm '5O: Y-Teens. Nice-Pres. '49, Pres. '50: UUIIllllt'l'l'lill Clulm 518: Sr. Hi SCA '-18.491 Sr. Honor Soc. '4-9, Pres. '50: lllUI'l'll Clulv '-18: Supli. Class 'llI't'ilF. HUTCHINSON--Quill and Scroll '50: Y-'l'c:011s '49, '5O: FH.-X 'fl7: Sr. Hi SCA '49: Sr. Honor Soc. ,502 Torch Club 318: Classix-al Clulm 718350: Highlander Staff '-1-9. Editor '50: Student Register. llU'1 l'Ul3If Sr. Hi SCA 519: Jr. Hi SCA. Sec. 17: Pan-Am. Club '11-7. '48: Youth for Christ 48: Hand '46-,491 Orcliestm '47-'50, INCLE--Band '47-'50. .IACKSON--Qiiill uufl Svrull '50: .lr. Hi SCA 317: Classical Club 'sl-8350: llllt't'I'lt'illlQ I' 7-1-9. '50: Higlilumlvr Staff l50. ,lAMlfS4DCT ,503 Tennis 'Rl-7350. A11111E JEAN JACKSON HOWARD JAMES V W1LL1A'1v1 J011Ns0N y W l SENIORS Clem n Nora Nanry ,llnry Carolyn Donnlrl fnyre Aloise lien BENJAMIN JONES DoNA1.n KAMINSKI JONES--DCT '50. KAMINSKI--lr. lligll Hall Patrol 'l8: .l1'. Honor Som-iely ESQ Classical Club V185 Exchange Club '-1-9 K ' ' JU J' ' ' . l'.Nl A .lf-fl an-Arn. Club sl-8: Y-Teen '49. '50: FHA l48g Band '47. '-18. 'sl-9. 7501 Bagpipf' liusinvss Stall '50. KIRKPATRICK-Y-T - ' - '1 H' - ' ' ' ' svn 50. Classical flub 47' QNX '48' Olfi , . . 1. , . vc' llvlpe-r '50. lAlNlORl9lAllX--Pali-Anl Club '50 l-XNF Qcienve Cl l '19 . ,. . . .. A A um s . DO. l,:XNC+ l,EYAQuill and 51-roll l50: Y-'l'f'vn 719. '50: FHA '-17. 48. Yll'Q'-l,l't',-. 'sl-7: gl l ' l1Si X18 '19 '50 Rec Secretux ' ., '. lig if . - . . . 1 1 50: .lr. Honor Socivty '471 Classival Club '48. '49, '50: Key Club Sponsor '50g Clie-vrloadvr '-19. '50: llanml Sponsor Y '50: lfreslunan Class Trvas.: Highlander lfllilorial Staff 19. .501 Higli Hfllnol l0YCF'3lNl'3Nl7M1l1 Register '50. l.l'iWlS-Y-'l'Pen '49. '50: FHA '48. Y.-l'res. '-I8: Sr. Honor M Soviety '-l-9. '50: .lr. Honor Society ll-7: 'll0l'Cll Club '-I-S: Classical Club '17. '-l-8. Xl'0hl4' Ml '49, '50: lfxvliarlge Club Sponsor '4-9. '50: Cllvwlefalclf-1' '50: Band Sponsor '50. NANCY LAMOREAUX GLENN l,ANE NEVA LANCLICY Ninn' K1ni4vA'i'iuc lx CAuoi.YN LEWIS SENIGRS Tom Kitten Ilan Suzrznni .l1aryAli1'e Joyce .lflarllm Bonnie Sam TOM MCCORMICK BONNIE lVlCAFEE SARA MCKAY lVlARY ALYCE MCN ABB DAN lVlANN Doius lVlAli'l'lN f l ' l Club '49' Dramatics Club '49. MCCOR- fNlt'Al lfF ff Y-'l'et-n '4J: C HSSICH . MICK--l, Club '48. '4-9. Pres. '50g Classical Club '49. '50: Lions Club 48, Y.-Pres. 49. '50g lllfillllliillglll Football 748. '-1-9. '50g Track '47, '49. '50: Sopb. Class Pres. MCKAY--Y-Teen '50g jr. Honor Society '46, '47g Classical lflub'49, '5O: Hi Spot Council '50. MCNABH-AY-'l'eeII '49, '50g FHA '46g Sr. llonor Soi-it-ty '50g ,lI'. Honor Society '47g Classical Club '48g Band '46. '47. '48. '-19. '50g Orchestra '48. '49, 'SOQ Classical Club Play Brides Stand ln '-19. NIANN--'Torch Club '47: Lions Club '483 AVA '47, '48. MARTlN-Y- 'l'w-n '49, 'SOL FHA 'fl7. '48g Dramatics Club '49, '50g Bagpipe Business Staff ' ' ' ' -- -A . Club '47. '48g Y-Teen '49: FHA '19, Ellllufliil Staff 50. MARTIN lan Ill 'UL '47: Hi Spot Council 48. MARTHA MILLER SUZANNE lVlAR'I'lN JOYCE NIERRITT SENIORS lfarnz vn 110110111 lllfglllllll joe Fnmlr Nell Chester Lvnlz JOE NIITCHELL LEAII lWONROE MITCHELI.----Classical Club 'fl8. '41-9. '50: EXCll21Ilg? Club '4-9. '50: Scimicm- Club '49. '50: AVA '-18. '49. '50: Higlilanflcr '49. '50, MOONl'fYffQuill mul Scroll '50: Y-'ll-PII l50g FHA '-'16, '47g Classical Club '48. 'il-9. '50: Dl'llIIlHlllWS Club '50: TIIIII 'O Sl1LlIllt'l'. MOORFP DCT Pres. '5O: Classical Club ,482 lfx- Cllilllgf' Club '-18, 'VI-9. '50, xl.'l,I'l 5. 518. 319: Sciexufv Club 718: HXYA l7. 518. 519. '50: llagpipr '50. lNll,lNlJIXY-FHA 316. 51-7. '-18: Hlglll8YltllAl' '50. NIYFRS- DI'eaclnz1IIglIt Basketball 218. '49. '50, NORMAN-Y-TOf?II '-19. '50: Clussivul Club '47, '-18. '-1-9. '50: ClI0vI'lPa4leI' '-19. '50: Tam 'O Shanti-r '-19. Nll'l l'l'ill -- FHA 717: fllvv Club l-17. Y-18: Slilill. Svc. 718. FRANK NIYERS W CHESTER NEWMAN NlARGARE'l' NORMAN 51 VIROINIA lVlO0Nl'IX I1Ox,xI.n XIOORIQ Cxmiifx N11 xnxx' VIRGINIA NI 'I I'IeR X1 ,-uu,IA ll-K'l'l'l lII.uu I'I4:Aco1i llAKI,l'H l'l'ITNN REBECCA PARTIN DAVID PASSMORE SENIGRS ,IoA rm e Berlfy Drzrirl 11,11 rldy ,llnrcia lffyllll Clara Helen H nur Sucivtv 317. 'll-8, Trcas. ,475 Classical Club '47-'50g 'ARTIN Ynutli For Cllrist 'Ll-9. l l'.'XSSNl0lilf- .lI'. 0 ., , lfxvlluxigv Club 218. 519. ,501 AVA '48-'50. l. A PI H30 lVXTE-- Y-Tm-n l-il-8. l49. ,50. SGC. ,491 Classical Club 31485 Key Clum 9 H01' 71494 CAA V193 Clieerlc-uder 519. ,501 'Urol 717' lI'. 'L-s.. . I V0 Ffcvliaiiffv Club ,pn s . Af l'lfNN--f-Jr. Higll Hall la . . 4 ' Basket Sponsor :I 1 A , , lili-v Club 7l8. 'l9. '50: Iiagpipf- 'll ' li II yl7 '18 '49 ,501 Fuotliall Manage-r VL7. '18. - B wipe '49 l'lCKNEY-- Higl1S1lA '-17: HUC I . ' . . bull Nluiiugrefi' Tl-83 llI'f'LlllIl8Ilglll liusketball 48. '50g ag! , . NI lli I1 Sl' -X 518: .I r. l'lUIl0l' Sncivty '47: Torcli Club '48: Classical Club '48. g.,, K '19, 50. JANET PHILLIPS Jo ANNE PICKNEY llliYAN l7lCl'PIC lll'lI,EN PFIs'I'ER SENIURS Eva Carolyn Dorothy Marzilla lark Ethridge Kathleen ,lean Dol 1' DOROTHY PRATT JACK PRIDGEN PRIDCEN-Quill and Sc ll ' 4 ro 41, Pres. '50, ,lr. High SCA '47, Club '49, Secretary '50, Pan-Am. Club '48, '49, '50, Sr. High SGA '48, '49, '50, Jr. Iligh Honor Society '47, Sr. Honor Society '49, '50, Torch Club '48, lilxchange Club Sec. '48, '49, V. Pres. '50, Sr. Hall Patrol '49, '50, Dreaclnaugbt Basketball '49, '50, Highlander '50, Bagpipe '49, '50, PRUITT--'Pan-Am. Club '47, '48, '49, '50, V.-Pres. '49, '50, Sr. High Y-Teen '49, '50, Torch Club '47, '48, Sr. Honor Society '48, '49, '50, Sr. High SCA '49, Youth For Christ '48, '49: High Spot Council '47, Band '47, '48, '49, '50. RAULERSON-CAA '47, '48, '49, '50, Bagpipe '50, REA-CAA '48, REESE-Sr Honor 9 ' Honor Society '47' Claw-' l . . ,oclety '49, '50, ,lr. , .rica Club '48, Band '47, '48, '49, '50. RECISTER-W Pan-Arn. Club '47, '48, '49, Y-Teen '49, '50, Sr. Honor Society '49, '50, Pres. '50, Jr. Honor Society '47, Band '47, '48, RENTZ-Bagpipe '50, DOROTHY REESE EVA JANE REGISTER KATT ILEEN REGISTER JEAN l'RUl'l l' lX'lARZll.l,A l4Al?l,IiRSO CAROLYN REA l'l'l'llKllJGl-I RENT! N JOANN ROBINSON JOYCE ROBINSON MARY LDI' R012 Al.lfKl-IIJ liocicics SENIORS Mary L 0 ll Sandy David Claudia Hill Tim Joyce ,lozznn Dot WILLIAM RICHARDS DAVID RICHARDS H Ior Societv '47, Trvas. V173 l RICHARDS. D.-Pan-Am. Club 48. '19g jr. or ' . , f lixcbangv Club ,418-'50. Vice-Pres. '49, Treas. l50. RICHARDS. Clui '47-50: Excliange Clllll '19, '50g AVA V1-9. '5Og DI'C3llIli:ll1gl1l Football '47, V183 Track 317. 48. ROE-Pun-Am. ClIIb V173 Highlander Business Staff 319. '50. '-17. 518. ROE-f-fl'IIII-AIII. Club 'f17g l'liglIlaIIdIlr BllSlIlPS-S Staff 519. '50. liOCl'IR5-- lf Club i491 Sr. Honor Society 719: Classical Club '47-'50: Science Club l4-3: D6SlI'oyPr Football '4-9. SCHALLERA--Pan-Am. Clllll 517. ,4-8. '49, vlll'CilS. '50s Sr. Honor Society '50g Clee Clllll '46, '47, '11-8. Soc. '49, Pres. '50. SCHNIHDFLR-Classical Club '47, '48g Cleo Club '473 Guidance Assistant '-19. y50. CLAUDIA SCIINEIDER MADLI1: SANDERS DDRDTIIY SCIIALLER SENIORS Charles Marshall Joan Bobbie Betty fo Art Barbara Homer LEWIS SCHOETTLE MARJORIE SCHROEDER SCHOETTLE-Pan-Am. Club '50, Exchange Club '49, '50, Band '50, Sr. Hi Hall Patrol '49. SCHROEDER-FHA '46-'50, Jr. Honor Society '46, '47, Torch Club '48, Classical Club '48-'50. SCOTT-DCT '50, Pan-Am. Club '47, '48, Jr. Honor Society '47, Library Club '49, Band '47, SELPH. C.- L Club '49. '50, Exchange Club '49-'50, Sr. Hall Patrol '50, Science Club '50, Destroyer Football '48, Dreadnaught Basketball '50, Destroyer Basketball '48, '49, Baseball '48-'50. SELPH, .l.-Pan-Am. Club '48-'50, Y-Teens '49, '50, jr. Honor Society '47, Exchange Club Sponsor '50, Band '47, Orchestra '50, Clee Club '48, '49. SIBERTSON-Destroyer Football '48. SMAlLES-qlr. Hi Hall Patrol '46, Capt. '47, Sr. High '48, '49, Capt. '50, Sr. Hi SGA '48, '49, Vice-Pres. '50, Jr. Honor Society '47, Exchange Club '48-'50, Pres. '49, Science Club '48, Student Directory '49, '50. SMITH, A.-Classical Club '49, '50, Key Club '49, '50, Track '49, '50. SMITH. B.-Glee Club '47. MARSHALL SIBERTSON BOBBY SMAILES ARTHUR SMITH BETTY Jo SCOTT CHARLES SRLIIH JOAN SELPII BARBARA SMITH SENIORS H011 Hefty fo Anzelirz Howard I.aIferrIe Nell Rev Fenn ell I BEVEHLEYIFQMITH I' BETTY Jo SMITH 'i RGBFZRT SMITII NELL SMITII AMELIA ANN SIIT l,AVERNE TAYLOR 1,1 x . 1 1 I , I ,-3, li l '16 '50' flI'CllP9ll'El. '47-50. SMITH. R.- Slllllll. B.--Flag Hoy V17-.501 ant H -. , , ,, Hand 31173191 Bugle Boy 518. 7149. 'l'l'llNll'LlN--Safely Patrol 'fl-7. 'Ll-8g Lion: Cluln 'fl-93501 DTf'llllIlZlllgllt Footlmall '50g Destroyer Football '47-'49: Track 5117. 'l'l'lllllY- ,lI'. lli llall Patrol VW. '-lllg Sr. lligll 718. 5193 jr. lll SCA '47g lf, Clllll 'fl-9. 750: Sr. Honor Socivty 519. '50: lr. Honor Society lflflg Torch Club 48: Key Clulm Tl-9. Svrgemlt-at-!XrIIIs '50g Dreaclnallgln Football 319. 730: ' l ll '17 Dffiillllilllg-Llll Basketball '4-9. '50g Destroyer Basketball W ' I '47, 'll-83 lJestI'oyf'I' l'oolJz1 L L , '-183 'l'ruI-k 519. '50. rllll0lNlASSUNfffDC'l' l50: .lI'. Honor boclvty l'lXClIiiIlQLf' lllulm '18-,502 Stamp Cluln lrltli. ELL TIIoIvIAssoN HQWAIIII 'l'IsMPLIN I.. ll. 'l'r:IIIIY, JR. FENN SENIORS Wa A n 1' ,lIllf!jIll'l'II llirnu' Carol HIIFIJIIHI Leonrfus Paul DIANE THOMPSON GROVER THOMPSON A. A Af: . i wi fi I 52 : Psi...-7'-0 4 TIPPER-Sr. HOnOr Sncie-Xy '40, '50: CAA '5O: Library Club 49: Drauuitic, Club '50, 'l'0O'l'HM:XN' -Y-Teens VL3. '49. '50: Sr. Hi SCA 218: Key Club Spon- fur '-1-9. '50: l'lXCllklIlgIQ' Club Spunsur 48: Cllf'Pl'lPZlllf'l' 49. '50: ,luuiur Class Sw- rvtary. THlMMFlllfFHA 'Ml-7. '-118: Sr. Hunur Smwivty '-19. '50: ,l I1 Honor Sovivty '416. '4-7: Torcli Club l81 Classical Club 'il-7. '-18: Band '47-'50: Orclic-stru 518350: Dixie Minstrvls 517. 213, TURNER -' -Stamp Club '-16. ,472 AVA 518 '49 VV.-X'Ill'lRS--DCT V501 AVA '47-519. WELI Sf- ' ' w,FS,I, , , . , . ,. A11 Club 481 Iraimry Club. 'soi .. - -Y-lemi fl-U. V100-l'r0Q. '50: FHA '-l-6-318: Clussival Club '48-'50: Busi- nn-ss Stull Of Hagpipm- 719. PAUL TURNER WAYNE WATERS LEONIDUS WEI,LS in Q I L i ' AI NSA AK MARQUEEN TIPPER NIARIAN 'I'im'l'imAN CAROL TRIMMER BARBARA WEST SENIORS Jeanne Etzel Shirley Woodrow foe Verdice Kendrick ,lflarijean VERDICE WHEELER W00DRow WEST ETZEL WHITE MARIJEAN WILDPIR JEANNE WILLIAMS KENDRICK WILLIAMS Q. -1 Swcietv '47 '11-8: Band '47-'5Og W'lLDEHfl'an-Arn. Club '-17. '41-82 Jr. Hllllltl' I 1, , . , Orchestra 218350. WILLIAMS. .l.-f4Quill and Scroll '50: Y-Teens ,49. '50. Sec. ,491 FHA '46-'48, Sec. '48g Jr. Honor Society '46. 517: Classical Club '-19. '50g Youth For Christ 'SOI Bagpipe Business Staff '50. VVILLIAMS. K.---MSafcty Patrol '46-'50g HL Club '48-'50g Art Club '47, V183 Track '47, '448g Bagpipe Staff '50. Wll.l.lAMS. W.-Sr. High Hall Patrol V194 Science Club '50. WILSON. J.-DCT 49. 'SOQ Jr. Hi SGA '45, y46. WINNfQuill and Scroll '50g Y-'llccns 319. '50: Sr. HoIIor Society '49, Svc. '50l .lr. Honor Society '47g Torch Club '-18: Classical Club '48. 319. Pro-quaestcrz Highlander Business Staff '50, JOE WILSON SHIRLEY WINN WAYNE WILLIAMS SENIORS Betty ,lo Art Leroy Michael BETTY Jo Woons ART WRIGHT WOODS-Quill and Scroll '49, Treasurer '50, Jr. High SGA '47, Y-Teen '49, '50, FHA '46, '47, '48g Sr. High SCA '503 Sr. Honor Society '49, '50g Jr. Honor Society Pres. '47, Torch Club Sec. '48, Classical Club '47 '48, '49, Quaestor '50, Sophomore Class Sec., Junior Class T Q ' ' Staff '49, Business Mana ' ' ' ' H' h ' reas., Highlander Business ger 50, Bagpipe Business Manager '49 E rg School Register '49. '50. WRIGHT J Sec. '49 V P , ditor '50g , - r. High SGA '47g I, Club '47 '48 , .- res. '50g Sr. High SCA '50, Key Club '49 '5 Football '47, '48, '49, Captain '50 Hall Pat l ' . 0, Dreadnaught g Baseball '48, '49, '50, YOUNG-Jr. High ro 473 DCT '50, Pan American Club Pres. '50, Sr. High SCA '49, Sr. Honor Society '49, '50, Jr. Honor Society '47, Torch Club '48g Exchange Club '49, 2nd V.-Pres. '50, AVA '48, '49. SANDRA DOUBERLY SEPTEMBER 26, 1932 APRIL 21, 1946 In Menlorian 1 When Death strikes flown the irznorent and young, for every fragile form from which lic lets the printing spirit free, II lziznflred virtues rise, in shapes of merry, rlmrity, mul lore, to walls the worlrl, rmrl bless il. Charles Diclwrls. LEROY Youivo MICHAEL Z1-ILLARS I x 1 v I' I x X X - . R 1 A' X , 1 R 1 s I PAT Hionsmrru AUGUST 22. 1932 DECEMBER 20, 1947 ' 1 E+ ,Mx , Zwdwfymdmw A 1 f' x , i, 5 X S f N gf'QX ,X m 5' fs X A cf., , 4 4, sxx' Nw TZ,-' 27 Q l im W 731 F X 1 A If Q v ' X 1 Vx 'A .x 'V X 'fri 404 , MQ 5 MD 4 ,X , J ffif ff 'X' gaze D' XJ' ' ex 71 fi ' , K-' X' y ' , 'f If, 'ff, Aj? X 1 545: gfil W ZQK: 9 iw f 1' 'WF'--f V' ,,f '!' 4' , Qfifyf, jk N? 'Tiff , 'v tl ZX., V 4 f El., f Jw ll X f , If 4,ufLL Z 'Wm X f' rf ' . 53 ggwwq 'f ff I Af ' Y aff ff ' Q ' -, s , , ff! X' 'wbjgig fa f Y A V xi- .5 X - , QW wvkg f , , ' 4: ' -17 f R 7! fi W ? j ff mr A fl X W I , ' K egg ? ff, ' I! , X ff, af?-ggi , - ff! ff A , X Af N ' X, K . ff' ff Y Z X . f N f , ' ffffa 'Z X 'UNDERCLASHMEN President Bobby Collier J U N I 0 R S Vice President Richard Turner Secretary Janice Southerland Treasurer Sally Fussell Advisors Mrs. Virginia Bentley Mr. Claude Ridley SOPHS President Art Ginsburg Vice President Nancy Sloan Secretary Pauline Mann Treasurer Doris Cottingham Advisors Miss Ruth Hall Brown Miss Catherine Craig si M y an-K' . wifi' Pa 1. Nanci' Sloan U me Mann Art Ginsburg J U N I O R S SOPHOMOBES it Bobby Collier Richard Turner Janice Southerland FRESHMEN ,.. Ted Clanton Eddie Bowen Nancy McClellan President Ted Clanton Vice President Eddie Bowen Secretary Nancy McClellan Treasurer Gerald Humphreys Advisors Mrs. Jane McCullough Mr. C. W. Echols FROSH Doris Cottingham Sally Fussell Gerald Humphreys JUNIORS Q 4 .Q 5 Edwanna Boy Channing Gloria .limmy Allman Arnett Baker Baker Barnard . . . lA'l 2 . ,C .f 5 A x it x , u mx l in James N John' X Glyn .lames Margaret Bishop Bohanalhf' Bolton Booth Boswell ..,, Y B . .,,, Q 1 viva. B UK :Q zai za. A it Nan Reva George James Dorothy Bradley Brice Bright Britton Brower L-Vi-Cv! ' 3.-'-.gil -. ,t ,Q'r : n7.v aflrl B it C if , l. Q .lerrell Frances Jean L Charles Joe Bryant Cantrell Carr Castles Chiles , x B w if ,M iiE GL' L lili t i 'Q - 1 '- in .. C ' 4- ml it 'S ., Sb rr 'e 1 1 A r A tx ' C Q' ' xy f ., NN X Alice Carl Elsie Reba Ann Dorothy Coe Collins Critselous Custer Darnell ,swf Ng, Linda Lou ,loetha Thomas Harold Murray Deskins Dobson Duster Driggers Davis X t D t X Nr s -mt x Bob er ui.- t Q rr .lames Bowen .JSF ' -f-Aaah' Betty Browder .ya .V N.. .lanelle Clark .1 f'.. Dorothy Davis VN xx-A 9 5 Peggy Ellsworth JUNIORS if ' Ingrid Lynelle Elizabeth Ruth Doris Henry Esterson Evans Q ' Fallle Farkas Flautt Fuller 1 6- af ' it ll l y tl ' K K 4 .ll'l D 1 'kl ' Z ! iff- , ' l A ,S ar D S .L Bobby f Jackie Dorothy Barbara Myres Jimmie Futeh l Carland Cay Gibbs Guilford Hahn 5 P fl QQ X D W l ..' Q ii ' T i L lul' Ben Mac Shirley Cordon Ken Mac Harden Harden Harkey Hartman Haymans Henley H- . .Ki Y m ..,, if :.,, Q! R .lavkie ,lane Betty Betty ,lean Donna Kay Billie Sue Hickam Hill Holloway Holm Horne Houser K ggi ? , hf , AA A, it t ,, h at h h Sf I Nr- , ,fa , fm, J' ,. Betty ,lean Delores ,loan Pati Q A ackie f Barbara Howell Howell Hughes Hughes I Q ul' L .lenkins , 0 , fo 0 ri Q- -ft Ti tataiJ a -'VW ' K f ' I .Q - -K yiy i K M 1 -A K lli' V ifl i l iz D ,f n wh AL A 5 f' Alice Sue David lfrleta Donald ,lirmny Joanne johnson Karnes Keen Knight lime Langbein - .. ,- ,.,.aj3, 3fr K , 'SQ Q 1 If Q 97 b D ,.,. XX my as My Q JUNIORS' John Larson Mary Flo McDaniel Sammy Lastinger Ann MacKay Joyce Locke H38 'fx . - lem. mug M Freddie Martin Tillman Dossey May Merritt , s aw: 61 ,2 in .V L e e ' Gloria Lucretia Nix Norton 'A W H? Dewey Hammond Perry Polk -211, .S QQ if , R9 L XS Phyllis Margaret Roddenberry Schauberger Matthew Mitchell faux Frances Norwood .limmy Pollard John Schilling Carl Lyle ' , ,f Mary Martin ff.. A ,. A Dottie Murray rf Billy Odum Lamar Pooser -17, 3 K if L Leroy Selph N- 3 K x W Q i NN K Charles Hal Lyons McClamma Snow Betty Martin May if if cc L Q -Se ...n!,.,.-f' A x X' Lee Nadine Nelms Newsome L.. Q in by .y iizif E:,: k. : , , Bobby Regina Paul Pearson S ., KXL A P fi me J. Nancy Dick Porter Robbins A ...,. xi K . .X , - L in iiiii. Nancy .limmy Simpson Smith JUNIORS Marilyn Frankie Snyder Stevens . jf I K ard, Velda Mary Taylor Tillman Hobson Strain Wgxl a ,ai -I- sa lk is 5 lf ,ff Joyce Traylor -., .. f aku, Eugene Stringer if s 'W i W., ,er Jean Tripp Bill Norma Helen .lohn Venable Waddell Wade Walker J 1,,, Doyle Walter Martha Pat West Wilkinson Williams Williams exif fins SOPHS wxf'r aw.t , ,J ' W A -ff 'ww- J . Arthur Margaret Ralph Admire Albritton Alderman V i n kpV' J 2 , of i ,' 1 1 Q if' ra t , , ff J 1': ' , T -. il. Ml NM . , , . Nancy Katherine Barbara Betty Ayers Bailey Baker Barbfluf Rhea aa-if wi H' lla-4 Sylvia Strong Hilda Tyner .lack Warmoits Pleas Williams '-L I M Clara Astin Geraldine Barnard Myrtle a on 0- ril ag 'x John Vaughn Betty Weaver Connie Ysla I wk I ' wi ..:i I we i 's.. kxhnm-' Louise Ayers .QQ viii Wwe X x Morena Barron SOPI-IDMORES , , 3 C L. V r Lk ,k 5 L, i kig ti . B 19? Q' ,Q , C ' A L :-: . D ,N - 1' fu, f N XX .. BN' Ann Nell Marian Allan ,lo Anne Bennett Bickart Bly Boswell t. t .Z im-td 91 A -R bfi - Georgia William George Betty Brannen Brooks Brown Bryant Ki 5. t f y f l 'K 'Q .ea a ' Xxg . , , X i AL . S 'Q .fm Bobby Doyle .lune Marie Butler Carlton Chastain Chatham aa te D a e a MSX ,fl',,..-fl, Xx 'X.,i Volita Elizabnth Robert Ruth Conrad Cooper Cooper Cox 41 P Rebecca , john Sally Tommy Dickinson Dooley Dridgers Duncan Hillevi Ewerts Donald 16 X J 1 gi. Barbara Nell Boyette Bradshaw ' 1 Gui . L C -- P : D S N .,. ., , Elizabeth Clara Burchfield Burkhardt , ,, Q ep if Carol Lee K Chiselbrook Clayton N I f K sb , Q XS if C iii I xii Xixxx 'lx L Gail Robert Dean DeVille Vernon Edgar .lames Beverly Audrey Farmer Felician Fetterman Flowers Nathalie Ann Emery i i' T i e C X Pat Flynn SOPHOMORES i i : lA ' E i Evelyn Joe Dewey Fonts Fonts French n kLVh, G2 IIQ' ..::' H i, Mary Tony J ack Elizabeth Gill Girtman Goddard or ,F RX.. nk. Virginia Dot Wayne Griggs Guderian Haggerty V f -:.v Barbara Beth jack Harrell Higgenbothan Highman Damon Jeanette Frankis Holmes Howell Hutchinson .r or : W N' ' R R A Nancy Charles Russell ,lurrell johnson johnson Ann .lim Garner Donnie Claire Godbold Goodman Delores Hammock . 52. -'..:: I .. Y' GN: G X i nf lf l N. Eugenia Hoffman Mary Alice Jackson Q tg 4? ag + Bobby jones nh Daphne Harden gif Kenneth Hoffmeister It Robert ,I ackson Q Michael Juenger fr aoy, 5. Norman Garvey Edward Gorman Estabelle Herscovitz Mark Hollis Q at 'jj X 'if Jeff James Patsy Kend-ricks SOPHOMORES Q l Q K nk Charles King B 'Q arm -'Q We Fred l,ohr , 1-S. -9 Swinton Mcllillivroy Bill Mitchell 2' 4 ug B K 2 I Frank Myer Na fa 'zg-si f ,fi Jackie Penland N . X wi - . rf .. nfl is Z I . ,, . A , LK - ,,., Qbt ' 5 gel Y, FJ, ith or BL Cherry Walter Martha John Gene King Knapp Lain Lane Langley . ..r In if B . LKKK r N' W K Q i 'i ll' 'U ' t B mf- - in in af-. .b K . B L -.rf It I yu . Norma Nancy Norman Robert Lois Long l.yles McDonald McElroy lVlcCillivroy :P -A . ., k,, , sq M Q if K K i me fa B n y K H 4 K. s i ' if W! may ' tk I Loyce Sue Sammy Bill Mary Manes Martin Means Miller Mitchell M. gf . N K ll I : I .. A i f k k: , 5 K V , 1 ik, X...f ' .. , 5i5 a K r f Q X V X' V yy it Vi 1 K, xxx Dorothy Marlene Francis Evelyn Marian Mohley Moore Mumhauer Monday Mustoe We ll B Z : Q Q rg li ,., Q 'S ,mT. M,l,Xx Mary Ann .lohn Nancy Glen Barbara Newman Newsome Norton Owens Parrish 4 if Q A 9 Q' B iytr w 'Q 'le ' ., ..::'i H B .loe Hazel Billy Leonard lfdna Phillips Pritchard Pritchett Rabin Rainey SOPHOMORES X va. M , R KN sw, , Marilyn Scileppi ' C m rw Q wi . all? Margaret Springer Doris Tindall .R N Clyde Shirley Francem Dorothy Redmond Reynolds' ,. Ross Rothrock 'VS M f T - 9, 7' , A . yo,y r QMJQQ' we A '- ii K K W V wx .V . K I .. ,tu me, W Barbara Kemp Peggy jay Smith Smith Smith Springer 1 at ,iff ,,rt S N if kr z , lk Betty Vinnie Donald Avis Sullivan Surrency Talman Thompson Q Terry Martha Betty Margie Upshaw Webb Wharton Wilkinson H James Williamson Dorothy Anderson Richard Wood Qu X x A f ff' may Ann Andrews Edwin .lean Wofiten Wynn Fred James Artman Ballard Roger Williams Bill Young k l Lvnn Bandy in .2 Luanne Shaffer al 2 5 N Q5 w ive in 'R Betty Spruill ' 5' ':'- l Q, kim lx rf o .V f ...fa Barbara Tripp Rollin Williams FROSH 'V' if Q John Barhon FBESHMEN Q' A h h J J-1 ' Norma ,lean Louie Barnard Bauerle x , Q as I--4 ' ,I . A . L J Ann ,loe Blanton Blanton . -.. K' h .,,. yy f .Q 9 M ' xx- M ' xv Evelyn Lillian Bush Byrd f a 'L Marlene Don Cfllllfall Crews Betty ,lean Douglas Dice Doescher 39. f N M v X . Blur ks., Sally Barbara Fowler Freeman Robert Bennett . f 3 aj' -ep as Lane Bonner t r.. t-.4 Audrey Carson David Crum X Dale Douberly 9559. tte, N E in ! 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I A lj 'Q i- f:.,.-T'..i-...zu U -J cz -- Q - ,--- is C041 PRESIDENT President Randolph Bentley Vice President Bobby Smailes Recording Secretary Neva Langley Corresponding Secretary Charlotte Carper Treasurer Carl Bohanan Advisor Mrs. Gladys Glover OTHER OFFICERS STUDE T GO ER ME The STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION is made of five elected officers and one representative from each senior high homeroom. This association was at the head of many worthwhile projects during the year. ln October Jackie Hull and Jean Pruitt were sent as representatives to Charleston, West Virginia for the South- ern Association of Student Council's Convention. They brought many progressive ideas back with them which were carried out throughout the school year. Purchasing megaphones for the cheerleaders was one of their projects. Another, the publishing of the Student Directory. a publication which really came in handy. Other projects were the annual P. T. A. membership drive, and the Community Chest Drive. So all in all the S. G. A. had a very successful year. REPRESENTATIVES l l Settled: First Row, C. Hamilton, B, Clifton, A. Wright, H. Fuller, I. Larsen, D. Knight. Second Row, J. Pridgen, T. Cirtman, G. Langley, B. Butler, H. Sims. Standing: I. Pruitt, M. Tillman, B. Hayworth, S. Harlrey, I. Penland, E. Fonts, E. Register, D. Brower, B. Sullivan, I. Hull, I. Jennings, lVl. L. Boswell. SSOCIATIO Holding a prominent place in our memory are the boys who ran our S. G. A. supply room. Chann- ing Baker and John Walker really do deserve credit for all of the hard work they did. ln the mornings ' I and at noon they devoted their spare time to the store. They kept the books straight and made it pos- silxle for us to purchase the supplies we needed when AF we needed them. We certainly do appreciate the I' fine work these boys did. l BUGLE BOYS f 1 y' J' 4 Hal McClamma, Bob Berquist, Beverly Smith, John Vaughn. What would we have done without our hall patrol boys? A hell rings, the once quiet of the halls turns into a mad confusion of chattering peo' ple. But this fine group of boys is always present to see that no one gets trampled in the rush, and to keep the noise to a minimum. Thanks to the untiring efforts of these boys the halls of senior high were kept safe at all times. STORE MANAGERS Channing and John The Bugle Boy's have proven themselves almost indispensable, for with the sound of the lrugle each morning school is officially opened. SENIOR HIGH HALL PATROL Seated: Carl Bohanan, Fred Grzchet, Bobby Smailes, ICAPTAIN2, Ken Haymans, Jackie Przdgen Standing: Jimmy Langley, Howard Sims, C. M. Booth, Charles Selpli, Myres Guilford Webster Benner. ,M au 4' ,K A .le K Standing: Segzeie Bowen, Elsa Hill, Dorothy Flanagan, Mary Alice Mohr, Alice Coe, Peggy Clark, Henry Fuller. Seated: Shirley Winn, Charlotte Humphreys, Kathleen Register, and Elizabeth Coe. H00 OFFICERS P resident. Kathleen Register Vice President Charlotte Humphreys Secretary Shirley Wlnn Treasurer Elizabeth C06 Adviser I Miss Evelyn Covmgto' Scholarship, Leadership Character Service ,fx 'Smndillgi Hal llfflfllllllllll, HY! lfllvzmrrh jnhlg ' 1 ie Sue H K ' V ' Lflliwn. Sf ,.1. ' 011-ffff, BPNJ' Browder F . Huff, Nam,-V AWWIHJ am! Hpfffl II , Zllfffkl Hull, lillllffllf' ,Urn , Iqnllwl LEWIS, ffnne C00 er U .fo lf, X. III. Cllr! Halton, fl' -- p , ' Peggy r or 5, amy Jones, fad.-1g OCIETY , , g 3-1. ,I 'u vnrlingz ,Vary Alice Mc- ibb, .larlrie Garland, Jimmie 1l1n, Billy' Venable, S. Davis, roy Young, Frances Nor- voal. Sealed: Dorothy Eden, irotliy Svlialler, Carol Trim- zr, Gloria Nix, Nancy Simp- n, Marqneen Tipper. A The Lakeland chapter of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY began a full year of activity early in the Fall with an induction supper at which time all eligible mem- bers were taken into the club. To become eligible for membership in the society students had to maintain at least a 4'B,, average, be outstanding in character, scholarship, leadership. and ser- vice. lt was indeed a great honor to be chosen for membership in this club and every new and old member worked hard to uphold its standards. lts projects during the year were many and varied and all carried out in typical Honor Society style under the guidance of its capable president and faculty adviser. The annual tea in the Fall was a standout affair. V' ,Mm uf? H xl Sianilingz Howard Sims, Dot Gay, llnris Flanlt, Lynelle Evans, 1.00 AUBIIIIS, farlr Prirl- gen. Soatefl: Frances Cantrell, Delores Hoivell. Margaret Srhaulzcrger, .llargaret Bos- well, lean l'r1zitl. TORCH CLUB Seated: Janice Sontherland. Standing: Joanne Boswell, Kathryn Bailey, Beverley Fetterman, Barbara Tripp. OFFICERS President ,,,,............,,,,,,,,,, Janice Southerland Vice President Secretary ,,,,,,77A,,. Treasurer ,,.,,,,e Reporter .,.v.,, Adviser ,,,,, , Barbara Tripp Joanne Boswell Kathryn Bailey Beverley Fetterman Mrs. Bertie Mae Lipscomb The TORCH CLUB, a honorary society for sophomore students boasted of a large membership this year. Requirements for mem- bership included the necessity of maintain- ing a B average besides the necessary quali- ties of character, leadership, and service. It bridged the gap for honor students between the Junior Honor Society and the Senior Hon- 1 Kneeling: H. Grossman, R. Williams, D. Holmes, B. Butler. Row Two: M. Webb, B. Sullivan, R. Coile, E. Hercovitz, S. Fussell, B. Baker, G. Dean. Row Three: C. Williams, D. Hammock, M. A.'Fulwood, M. Chatham, F. L. Ross, M. Bickart, E. Munday. .756 Cqmfzze 65 C7 gf QUILL AND CROLL OFFICERS President .,,,,,,.......,. ,lack Pridgen Vice President .....,e7Ae,. Roy Miller Secretary .,.ee,,e,,e, Betty Ann Hull Treasurer .,e,.e...,.. Betty .lo Woods Historian ..,. ,,t. . . Mary Alice Mohr Advisers .,,,,s,, Miss Virginia Davis Miss Maxine Mclntyre Mrs. Lucile Bryant R. Miller .l. Pridgen, B. J. Woods, M. A. Mohr, B. A. Hull Rating high in our various honor groups was the QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY, an honor group for journalism students and publication staff members. The boys and girls were seen all the year, all over the place, gathering news or material for one or more of the schoolls three publications - the Bagpipe, the Highlander, or the Tam O'Shanter. During school and after school hours they worked long periods in order that our school might claim three publications, three good publications. sux xx. san Standing: A. Coe, M. A. Hutchinson, M. Hardin, D. Flanagan, N. Langley, J. Carr, ,l. Williams, S. Winn, A. J. Jaclfson. Seated: M. Boswell, G. Bolton, N. Sloan, P. Ellsworth, P. Mann, N. Simp- son, C. Nix. Second row: W. Hammer, H. Ensley, K. Vermilya, J. Walker, H. Sims. OFFICERS an Row One: V. Mooney, M. Seibert. Row Two: L. L. Davis, B. A. Hull, F. Gachet, R llflzller, J. Adair, B. J. Woods, S. Winn. Row Three: E. Coe, C. Bolton, .l. Boswell I. Pollard, B. B. Rrowfler, W. A. Mohr, P. Mann. SUB-OFFICERS QUAESTORES: lx-!ll1f',V Sloan, Joanne linswell, foe illlrlzzfll. Slilrley Winn, Elizrlbellz Cav. AEIIILES: Glyn lfolfon, Pzzzzline Mann, James Pollnrzl, Betty Hrowrler. CLASSICA OFFICERS Consul ,.,.,,,,.,,.....,,,,..,,.,..,.,.,, Fred Gachet Pro-Consul ,,,,,. .,.. R oy Miller Joann Adalr Marion Seibert Primus Quaestor... .. Betty Joe Woods ' ' Betty Anne Hull Censores ,,7,, ,,,7,,, . Przrnus Aedzle . ,,,t,t .,,77 . Scriba .. w Uno: lf. H0r.w'oriI:, lf. S11ll1'1'r1n. lf. linlmr, N. Nortrnz. Row Two: S. Fussell, rzpp, V. A. Innes, A. IWVIIIIVF, K. jfzrrvlt. S. llriilgers, j. Soullierland, R. iz Row TlIl'l'l'I ll. Uuxon, .-1. lfurnlmrn, lf. lfUll'1'lI, ll. Crows, ,l. Dooley, F. 1 lf. lfuiler, ll. flnllnvx. Row Une: S. Srlmller, A. J. faulrson E. Coe, N. lIlllTx'SE0Il, B. Feltermon, J Boswell. Row Two: C. Cliisellaroolr, A Payne, ll. Rothroflr, lV. .Wr'Clellan. 17 IIIIIIIIIIUCR, C. Dean, M. A. Chutlzarn Row Tlzreez A. Bly, R. Williarns, D Folzls, I. lVeu'sorne, II. Laird, P. Foster ADVISORS Miss Catherine Craig Miss Alvazine Young Mrs. Bertie Mae Lipscolimix Tribunus .... ., ..... Linda Lou Davis Mary Alice Mohr .LB CLASSICAL CLUB Students were busy most of the year planning for and playing host to the Latin Forum which was held here on March 3 and 4. The eight hundred students came from all over the state and attended the various activities and the dance which highlighted the convention. Row One: C. Dansby, D. Brower, G. Barnard. Row Two: G. Carler, J. Hull J Britton, C. Lyons, S. Jlartin, M. Henley, J. Hughes, P. Ellsworlh. C. Nix Rau Three: W. ll. Thomas, L. Evans, A. MacKay, B. Holm, D. Perry, H. R. ill: 'Hu P. Mann, B. S. Hauser. Row Four: H. Tyner, K. Haynians. J. Svhilling l' Stringer, J. Warmolts, H. Fuller. Row One: J. Pivlfney, K. Vermilya. Row Two: J. Arlair, B. J. Woorls, S. Winn, M. Schroeder, J. Bass, F. Johnson, D. Flanagan. Row Three: S. McKay, M. A. Jlohr, N. Langley, M. Seibert, B. A. Hull, V. .ll'IOUl1f'.V, J. Williams, M. C. flierholzer. Rolo Four: W. Harnnzvr, T. Rogers, H. llvsrwr, ll. l'as.wnore, ll. Crane, F. fillfllff. H. lfeafz, J. ll'lifr'l1ell, T. .lll'llUl'lIlll'lx'. Ron' Fire: lf. Hill, B, J. Horton, C. lfarpvr, ff. Leivis. A. Sinilh, M. A. llalr-hinson, li. Wvxl, N. Norman. Row One: A. Coe, l'. Hughes, R Farkas, N. Newsome, E. Allman, I' Roclrlenberry. Row Two: E. Halfer, J Lane, D. Murray, A. Ginsburg, B. Mr Elroy, L. Norton, J. Bishop, S. .llc'Cilli1' ray. Row Three: J. Hill, R. Jliller. H Browder. Roux Four: L. Davis, C. lfol ton, If. Parrish, C. Pollaril, IP. Kirlr ralrirlr, N. Jones, U. Cain, lf. Harrlin . SIUUH. , Row One: Dorothy Svholler, Jean Pruitt. Row Two: Gene Baggett, Leroy Young, Clendon Owens. JJ . faq! i A ERICA UFFICERS President Leroy Young Vice President J ean Pruitt Secretary Gene Baggett Treasurer Dorothy Schaller Sergeant at Arms Glendon Owens ADVISOR Mrs. George Carlton 9 Row Uno: C. ffrlslles, j. Curlurzrf, H. llererfith, M. Shiner. Row Two: N. Long, C. Varn. M. A. Nzfuvnrzrz, U. S1-illvppe, L. llmzes, Row Three: J. Herrzandcz, 11. Tflllllllll, D, Cay, H. I'I0llUIl'lI-Y. N. Emory, I . Creggs, N. Frlerzfivhl, L. Gerald. ff. ,l'lonxon. LUB Row One: f. Wornz,7!JIa,Lg, I. Selig, C. umphrey. Row Two: E. Bush, M. Partin. Raw 'I'l1rve: R. Hrire, F. lV0rw00z , f. Remly, E. Rainey' B. Sflmiiberger, R. Cox, J. Cl1IISliI1f', N. I.11l11nn'n11.x'. Many good times were enjoyed by the PAN AMERICAN CLUB members during the year. Among these social highlights which gave a variety of fun wore. a hamburger fry, hayride, beach party, banquet at a Spanish Restaurant in Tampa. and a trip to Cuba. Rauf 0118: J. Lrlrzglejv. M. Hollis, C. Bright, H. Svlzovttle. Raw Twu: C. IIIlllIl7lll't YS, A . Sinzpxori l'. .iIIlI17I. C. Holton, lf. .7llf?f1!lU1l'S, lf. Vrlziglln. Row Tlirvvz J, .f4llf'lI, ff. YSIII, xi. llrlfrlirr, ,l. CUIIPUII R. Custer. R. l,l'IlI'.9UII, I.. Frzlilv. ll. 1.111'r1s, I.. Illlffllftlfl, .4. llaylrzmzs. v Seated: Donald Moore, Connie Ray Hamilton, Betty Jo Scott. Standing: Carl Bohanan, Beverly Haworth, Jeanette Hagan, foe Wilson, Dottie Finch, Joyce Crews, Robert Byrd. OFFICERS President ,,,,,...,,,,,,,. IVER IFIED 575013 50024 oopeaimvn We RAINING Wee Wee- Secretary ,.,,,,,,.,,.. .,,,.....c,, Sergeant at Arms ,.,,.. Chaplain ., i,,,,,,e....., - Librarian . .,,,,e,, Reporter ,,,,.,o.,,, Historian ,..,,,,,e,e.,. .. Parliamentarian Coordinator ,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,... Vice President .,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,. Treasurer Connie Ray Hamilton Donald Moore Betty ,lo Scott Beverly Haworth Robert Byrd Joe Wilson Dottie Finch C .,.,.. Joyce Crews Carl Bohanan Jeanette Hagan Mr. W. C. Echols Q N Bobby Futch, Ralph Fletcher, Paul Faircloth, Earl Farnell, Howard James. The Lakeland High School Diversified Cooperative Training Program is a most active one. There were 29 members this year, and they are engaged in a variety of oc- cupations. ln fact, 22 different agencies were involved. Among the projects of the D. C. T. was the sale of programs at the Dreadnaught Football games and sending of two Christmas baskets to needy families both in Lake- land and in foreign lands. The highlight of the D. C. T. special activities was the Employers-Employees banquet held in February. Hayrides, parties, weincr roasts, barbecues, and the like rounded out their social activities. Ben 101168, Wayne Waters, Carl Lyle, Leroy Young, Jack Drzv, Bobby Paul, and Fcruzell Thunzzzsson Willo Ilennnrzl, Paul Brower, james I,f?l1l1lll'lf, Louise ITFUIUVI, and lurk IZTIIIVVAAIVII. S R AUDIO VI UAL AID CLUB Adviser Adviser lVlrs. Esther Holder Mr. W. S. Lawrence OFFICERS President ,,,,, . . ,Y,,,77,,r,,,,,, Bill Richards Vice Presiflerlt . . .. Sammy Lastinger Secretary ,,,, ,,,, .. . Jimmy Smith Treasurer ,. . ,,,, ,,,, .i,,, . C harles Criss The AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB was made up of junior and senior high school students who were skilled in the operation of motion picture equipment. The purpose of the A. V. A. was to create an interest in audio visual aids as a means of learning and to develop more effective methods hy actual practice. Needless to say, their purpose was accomplished. n . QQ3 Sllllltlillgi lf. I'nrlvr, J. Hvrlrlurl, E. Nix, f. Wallrer, I. lilruifon, C. Lvuns, ll. l'11.s.vrmre, Efignqtymqt lf. l 'z'r1r1l1lf1, f. Nf'll'.Yl!IVH', f. ll1'Ir'l1f'll. R. lffflz. W. Benner, I. llmflvy, T. Harris. SUIIICIIILJ. Bowen, ' Mrs. lltIfll1'f. C. lfrlggvlf. xx A A YOUTH FOR CHRI T OFFICERS President Rebecca Partin Vice President Bill Byrd Secretary Joanna Goheen Treasurer Patsy Schauberger Program Chairman Shirley Powers Adviser Mrs. Eula Lastinger Seated: Patsy Schauberger, Joanna Goheen, Rebecca Partin, Shirley Powers. Standing: Frances Norwood, Joan Davis, Bill Byrd, June Chastain, Donnie Godbold. Seated: Patsy Ward, Dot Flanagan, Jeanne Williams, Marian Partin. Standing: Azuloy Davis, Mabel Aldridge, Betty .lane May, Hilda Tyner, Sylvia Strong. The purpose of the Youth for Christ was to foster Chris- tian fellowship and wholesome recreation for its members. They met twice a month hav- ing one husiness meeting and one program and social meet- ing. The group sponsored the weekly Saturday meeting of the Youth for Christ. TAMP A D CO1 CL B 9.1, 'R rmurpms ssuum K . v Rag, it :z X i 2 f S F111 - 'V' '- ,ex ' 5 OFFICERS ,r , so V 1431? if 2 E 'it V' ' j' C9 lj:fQP',3g President .,,..,.v,,,,,,,..,...,,,,A Robert Bennett he sg 1 1' ' 'QQ .:- f K. ' Vice President ..,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,. E ddie Bowen Q, .- ' V VIA, XTQSXW ,,i 954, Secretary-Treasurer ..,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,,, Joe Fouts Q1 3 5lfT 'RECAC Auctioneer ,,,,., ,,,,,,.....,, T homas Sheridan xii . 941 Q Adviser ,,,..,..,,,,,,,,,... Miss Alvazine Young X'- The Philatelic and Numismatic Club better known as the STAMP AND COIN CLUB had a three fold purpose: To promote the general knowledge of stamps and coins and the hobby of collecting stamps and coins, to aid members in increasing their collections by exchange, auction, etc., and to promote good fellowship among members. Membership was open to anyone in our school who was interested in stamps or coins. Seated: foe Fonts, Robert Bennett. Standing: Charles Greer, Thomas Sheridan, Helen Van Horn, Torn Harris, Frances Cardinn Hart, Frank Cole, Eddie Bowen. DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS lII'CSlifll'IIl Barbara Parrish Vice Presirlenf Martha Webb Secretary Dorothy Davis Treasurer Alice Coe Reporler Pati Hughes l'arliamentarl'an Alice Johnson Clerk Barbara Lane ADVISOR Mrs. Frances Craig Fairly new but showing great promise in our school was the DBAMATIC CLUB. Under the excellent guidance of Mrs. Frances Craig this club entertained the students with a play in chapel each semester. They also gave a Christmas play. A Bag Dolly, X-,i1'.' for which admission was charged. 'W Sealed: C. .'l'lt'1Ill01US, lll. Goldberg, F. Coe, H. lV1'r11'er. I.. Fulilc, I. A. llllllgblfll, ll. llnwell, If. flllllff. K. Elliot, f. RVlIllSl1ll1L'. Kzieclfligz S. Sflllilll. ll. l.111'f1x. A. IJIIYVIIU. ll. IXVIIIIF. S. l1'vwl1-. H. Van Horn. lf. Fl'fft'I'llI!II1. l . jnnex, J. Hislzop, N. .lI1'I.'lf'll11r11l. F. Hari. ll. ,l. l.i0l!'Hi11lI. Ml. lllltllllllll. Sllllltll- ing: C. IV!1I'Illlt'lI. I.. lluzvell, l.. lhzrrflvott, ll. lfinmls. K. jnlirzxori, li. ll4'l't'1ll'Ill. S. JlII'KIIVl'. lf. llzvlvlee. j. Hass, E. .4llnmn, C. liuniplirey, D. llurlin. l'. llnmivy. C. l rmll.'m'1', xl. Tlmmpsmz. J. Roberts, S. ll. Rawls, ll. TIIUIIIIISSUII, T. Harris, F. .A1l'fI7I1lH. OFFICERS Y 5 ix R -lx iii' 3 Seated: Snow Marlin, Harry Coe, L. H. Terry. Standing: Rusty,' Goode, Fred Gaehet. KE President Harry Coe Vice-President Rusty,, Goode Secretary Fred Gachet Treasurer Snow Martin Sergeant-At-Arms L. H. Terry Adviser Mr. Rex Toothman Projects! Projects! and more projects. The KEY CLUB really had a lot of worthwhile projects. Some of these were: placing ab- sentee clips on all teachers, doors, contributing a new bulletin board to the journalism room and also repairing the one in the main hall, sending all teachers birthday cards, and offering escorts for the sponsors for the football games. Lakeland High School has had their grounds beautified. This was done by the KEY CLUB. They worked hard raising the money so they could complete this big project. Did you see the signs over the teachers doors containing their room number, name, and the subject they taught? These signs which were put up by the KEY CLUB really helped the new students and even some of the old ones. :Eff . .,.. M. ,.., i, fe ' 2 1 . H ' 'H . R, ff, ji gifs? M1 ' ri.. , , A C j.rK. .j,,1jj if., if .. : .Qlfi sf gs r- Vernon Edgar, Richard COHIUIIBIIF, Art Smith, Lynn Bandy. LUB ponsors: Neva Langley Marcia Pate Marion Toothman Come to the dance! he dances held after the iotball games were spon- Jred hy the KEY CLUB. 'heir dances were well at- ended and helped create :hool spirit. Did you see the big logan signs each week ver the doorway of the lain hall? These signs fhich contained a differ- nt slogan for each foot- wall game were made by members of the KEY ZLUB. ZDANQE FKUDAY NIGHT' 4 GO' 5100 EFT' S0 rif SPONSORS Neva, Marion, and Marcia. Who will be Homecoming Queen? Well as you all know Carol Serr who was sponsored by the KEY CLUB was crowned Queen. Congratulations boys you really worked hard so Carol could win. M' r 1 5 ei liiii. 5' . 'WGS avi. SM Art Wright, Bobby Clifton. Larry Hauser, Bzulrly Penn, ulillllfffu Iillllllffi, CN K nf' - of t fx OFFICERS President C. M. Booth Vice President ,,,7, ,,,,77 T om McCormick Secretary . ,,,7 . . 7,7,, Art Ginsburg Treasurer ,,,,,,, ,,Y,, R anclolph Bentley Lion Tamer ,...,. ,,7,, . . James Booth - .,,..v-Q, .L ,,, . Seated: Randolph Bentley, C. M. Booth, Art Ginsburg. Standing: Tam Mcfformiclf, James Booth. People, people, and more people. If you went to the big dance the LIONS CLUB had after the Homecoming game you say people. Everyone had a wonderful time and the whole affair was a huge success. This was just one of the Lions Club's many projects during the year. .s G fig, ii . 'Q sf fa? is Seated: Henry Fuller, Harold Hesner, Channing Baker. Standing: Mac Henley, Myres Guilford, Ricliarrl lVlr'Mz1llen, jerrell Bryant. ILUB SPONSORS Charlotte Carper Ann Cooper Betty Browder ,lackie Hull Honorary sponsor Marion Seibert Betty, Marion, Ann, Jackie, and Charlotte w MW Seated: Ben Hardin, Hammond Polk, Cordon Hartman. Standing: Hobby Collier, Walter Templin, John Walker, Charles Lyons. ADVISERS Mr. John Lovelace Mr. James Horsey ... QI 'S 'S ' .xi ' Q S A J .t Ginn . A 44:01 One of the outstanding things done by the Lion Club this year was the donation of new flags for use in the chapel exercises. Their other projects all went toward the improvement of the school and included such as paint- ing lines out in front of the build- ing, painting the bicycle racks. and making reservation signs for the student sections for the visiting school at the home foothall games. X OFFICERS EXCHANG 1 President Howard Sims First Vice President Jack Pridgen Second Vice President Leroy Young Third Vice President Webster Benner Secretary Gene Baggett Treasurer David Richards Sergeant at Arms Bobby Smailes Seated: David Richards, Howard Sims, Gene Baggett. Standing: Bobby Smailes, Leroy Young, lack Pridgen, Webster Benner. The second annual 'lBon Voyage Dreadnaught appreciation dance given for the football team by the EXCHANGE CLUB was one of the organizationls main events. At the dance, Sally Cunningham, elected by the football team, was crowned Dread- naught Sweetheart of '4497', and Coach Nelson and his staff were presented a scroll of appreciation. t S My ?ff J ii . y W? ,, ' . Q W-.e it is , . i f it V V .s W ' it Seated: ll. llartlen, W. Ilammer, j. Itolmmm. Ron' Une Smmltrzgz J. Pepper, L. Selpll, B. Pritchett, ll. Prtssmore, C. Bright. Ron' Two Smnrltlzgz J. llitrlzefl, lf. lfolmnrzn, H. Bentz, J. Garland. ILB The JUNIOR IXCHANGE CLUB, nother of the service trganizations, d i d ome very fine things or the school this past ear. Some of these 'ere the decoration of me goal posts for every Jotball game. the do- ation of a record play- r for use in the lunch- oom, and the installa- on of a bulletin hoard 1 the hall. SPONSORS ' 01901, Sy - ozafzir .skffffjzffl Four , U. 5 lc'14,,3,- cl L06 250 Sgffj, 2? fggn 510011 , I-Y-Ye!! A DVISORS , L Vlr. W. l.. Lawrence Vlr. W. O. Bright ff? e rrrgfya' Q 4. ef 4 G. 'Y o 3 f U xyde UI. it 2 57 M. ' 'VN ,Vw 4 Sally Fussell Evelyn Fouts Margaret Lee Boswell ,loan Sf-lph Carolyn Lewis gag as gmmllllr-' . ' .. ' S R -hurt Nunn.- ll 'vi'r irriiflxlwsitll' R' ll lvllfg 'l' Doug, ll. .IA F '11 HH- M- ll S 'nfflll ll' 'i'..H. Sllllclqlll Slllll llullfll' . . - Imynrz ' 1 fll:b.ll111ftlyI1llI??'Ut-Ch , l lm! me 4 o 24. Y-TEE S The Y-TEENS, a national organization. is the girls sergicelclulil in our schoolult as rnfide up pf a OFFICERS group o glr s w o are continua y eve oping p ans , for some type of service-to the group. to the President 5 ooo o oo' C harlotte Humphrys school, or to the community. Vice President 'A ' ,Bafbafa West Only those girls in the Junior or Senior Class- Secretary A Marian Timthmafl es are eligible for membership. Each girl must get Treasurer ' 'A' ' ' Joann Adalr a required number of service points and must work Chaplain ' Q ' ' Sara Dlckey continually to retain her membership by her service. Advisor 'A 'A MISS 'lean Mccanless This year, for the first time, the organization was divided into two groups-the Junior Y-Teens and the Senior Y-Teens. -- 'iff g x 4 l5? 'x E . . ' x Q sf'-'t - yi 1K f I W 41 Y N NX xxx , at 5' X l l 2 i W 'W W Vt' 2 A -X w,.j,- he X ningham' Sally W5 Gibson' . W1 . ' lu Y . I gust r0 Grljfuu dwg ley West- 5t'i1iCAief15h1' h eYS Barbgriis Bfmme Hum? ' 'jean U A' dull. Adair, Ciiziztfaanfy vzafzz W . joann anna 'Shir Y Se0'ed'nningS7 W beth Coe' Jane 13 row, Eliza Secon din ds. Stan - Bent loplfiisigi Clam' li . viarlln' lph, Doflsb 1 Se b rt Marcia PSE' Martlflf loan . Sei C I Sllza Tl fer, inia lVIoorl9Yf Marlileell Regis I fi- vifg wwiinsofh Kf Lfmgky' 'Aliw Hu wfuffh Nev Williams, Patsy Y-TEE wnab QM. OFFICERS Dot Davis President , A, ,,,,, Y, , 7 Vice Presirlenf Alice Coe Pati Hughes Secretary , Treasurer Alice Sue Johnson Clzaplain Gloria Nix Advisor ,, , Miss Lois Johnston CORA, ego 40 Bmw 5 Q fed 9 ?'5,,t 1 . ,.- Afffb' is fwfr I Z, 'BEAUY grub W, . X, . Al-X 0 if R M .wk-' 7 x7N . 3 f I Sem H050 i 1 HM, Wy, J0fm,,Qg'Zjj gram, M, D 10 ' xi ot 0 ed. Pm. H uhl ln-QI il:-emwilio thu' 'gliiusy as a hm- in a tar huckn-I wo . , Pncrgvtic Y-TEENS. Thi- first timlal wan- of 1-xviti-im-nt swvpt over tho Cluh with the- vlvction of the-ir offivors at the lwginning of thc- ye-ar. Through thi' yn-ar many projf-cts we-rv carrie-nl out lo pvrfrction. Tlu- Coll:-ction of ons- chovolale- har from 1-zwli memhvr to svml to thu' owr-was Clllllll't'll, uslu-ring ut thu' foothall ganivs, lli'C01'lllillgI for tha- foothull lumquvt. and assisting in thi- RMI Cross Drive-. 9 are Z1 liurml-working cluh tha! Certainly tho XTEICN. L - Our school is prouml to vluim. 'W '11'wICy Sfomf ly cfm' fa, 111 ' . 1 Ile fe 12,1 le HIV! 7.9, 41. i , C I we V rms, Prlllfme Kin 3011011605 fflzrg J flfzmym 1107, fluff!! j1qI'l?51?v0,, Sizing' '- am-4, 1 IN,-vg 00, C' Aflfp, I 'PP ffm. , 'ffm 71 Hfff l1,l7! Uff0l1. If Qi. ffpn ll A500 HUf1r5,,,.U Puff' lm-,,,. 0 - ' Ullfk. .edu lv ' ' 0116 lzq pe J' PONEA 4,111 .41,,fjQ,ffg C,,,,mgll Il Hyder 11111 8 , D ' etry je 111 Iifllgf -y P r f0ezj egglf E!! 01 11 U Desklhs, Kgforfh, 0810 flfllflfl A101 010814 D ef! 6'rr1rls6:,ijH0lve!! jyiyf' 4711-xn5'01ver, fl , Herz 1 Ilffllld' jypmvzel -5X,VZm'1gr,rl:'rr7rlfl,,, 8,1 0110 ' ffflflhfg. J fwfr, m,,, 0- fe , 'U' Cdr,-A Hfrrorlf-H I A flljp . S, . nn, . ,J lllllmony ML CLUB This fine group of boys who form the L Club has proven to be outstanding in the field of sports, each has excelled in one or more of the sport activities-football. bas- ketball, baseball, track, golf, or tennis. The MLN Club is proud to claim them as members. President Tom McCormick Vice President Art Wright Adviser Coach L. L. Nurmil' Nelson OFFICERS : -': V fs ' ffa.', va. '5 K K ,A uk . ,i n .. ,- fi k.:. I ,VVL , ii Secretary ,lack Pridgen Treasurer Harry Coe Adviser Miss Maxim Mclntyre Sfurirlirzgz I.. Houser. D. Colrlsrnilh, R. Braswell, J. Booth, I. Pridgen, R. Penn, W. Boyd, L. H. Terri' M. Ilerzlev. H. Coe. lf. Gray, H. Cnsselin. T. ,liICCOf7IIif'li. Sealed: A. Wright. C. Selpll, K. W'iHiIllIlS. R. Conde. C. M. liontlz. H. R1'1'f1r1rf1s, B. Cllffllfl, and L. Selplz. GIRL ' ATHLETIC A SOCI TIO Row one: Louise Howell, Nell Bradslznw, Dorothy l'rr1fl. Rour nm: Do! Curlerian., Helty Selmuberger. OFFICERS l,I'l'Sl'lll'I1l Nell Bradshaw Vive I,I'0Sl'fll'IIl Joetha Ueskins Secrelmy-Treaszzrer Dorothy Pratt Chaplain Betty Sehaubergcr Rcporler Louise Howell Sergeanl-at-arms Dot Cuderian Afllfisers Miss Marjorie Mitchell Miss Mabel Caperton The C. A. A. was made up of a group of sport niincled girls who were so interested in sports activities that they were willing to spend their afternoons after school in further participation of the ac'- tivities offered cluring the regular l'hysieal Plclueation program. f a Ron- one: ll. Czvnltrzey, N. PfIIA'5l0ll, H. Boyetle. l'. lfrourn. ff. Cnzlmrn. E. ffl',QlS10l'. 0. J. l'er1r'or'lr, H. Uovraell. .Y Rolwltx. ll, llolrlev. Ron' lzro: K. Fllinrl. l.. llurplzr. .l. llr1lln'14's. li. Slflflf. lf. lflllllllllf. l. .N111'rr'r1fx. ll. l'l'f1pr'1'. xl. ll. Slllllll. ,l. Rolnfrls. K. u'l'll'!I. ,l. llzmzlu. S. 7'llI1'l'. lfltll' llIff'FI l., lllfl-WUI. l'. I-i1'l1'l1l11l1. ll. Rrzzflersozz Il. Gnfllwlf. lf. llmnlux. ll. IXVIINV. 5. I.11l1'IlHlIl. ll, Tlirmlpson. ll, Rerlgrln. Y. Long. li, lIl'GU1l'lIll. 5. Rewmlrlx. ll. Tlflrlrlll. ff. llnglles. ,ll. lloore, Seal UNIOR HIGH . . . ed: Don Crews, Louise Gachet. Standing: Bar- bara Lane, Nancy McClellan. 'lihc JUNIOR HIGH S.G.A. was run on the same basis as the Senior High group. Representatives were elected by each first period and the ideas of the Junior High students were carried out by them. For several years their chief project has been the handling and sell- ing of magazine subscriptions, the pro- fits being used to redecorate the home rooms. Also during the year they pub- lished the first Junior High Student Directory. OFFICERS President e,e,, ,. , . Vice President e,,,ee Secretary .,,.,,,,,,,, Treasurer ,,c,ee Advisor, ,,ee . sea, All edf fq 6,022 15, an I lke,0,oH L0 . Haw , p Jll-Her, Hobenf +52q,li5f! ffrbn .1 , Q 7041113555 ?'8d'Z27f1'o5e, I ' 01110 ,I ,, ,, , ,eeee, Don Crews .. Nancy McClellan Louise Gachet e,,..,e ,,,e, B arbara Lane ,,,,.,Mrs. Gladys Glover Seated: D. V. Pate, L. Haymans, B. Boalware, C. Logan, E. Bowen, M. Cunningham. Kneeling: C. Tandcrs, H. Amos, T. Di Ceasre. Slllftfillllgi. P. Strickland, P. McDonald, S. Schaller, A. Ulmer, F. Hart, U. Ray, E. Clark, ll. Rothroclr. OFFICERS President Bobby Lassiter Vice President Shirley Schaller Recording Secretary Sue Don Rawls Corresponding Secretary Joyce Bradshaw Parliamentarian Dick Mason ADV I SER Miss Rosemary Buchanan JU IOR HO OR OCIETY Standing: .l. Weldon, S. Schaller, D. Mason. Sealed: .l. Bradshaw, B. Lassiter, S. Rawls. Standing-E L. Gaclzet, H. VanHorn, D. Thomason, N. McClellan, B. A. King, H. Lane, S. Bell, N. Edenfzeld, E. Bush, M. ,l. Coleman, C. Serr, A. Ulmer. Kneeling: P. Wyatt, I. Bishop, M. Cold- berg, A. Payne, F. Hart, J. Bradshaw, B. I. Smith, M. Hart. Seated: B. McAllister, D. Crews. E. Bowen, C. Humphreys, A. Burnham, R. Bennett, P. Foster, F. Cole. iss... Following the exam- ple of their older club- mates ef the Senior Hon- or Society - these boys and girls. who made up the Junior Honor Society, excelled in Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service to gain their first foothold for a good high school career. Although much time was devoted to their club projects. they found time for many varied social affairs. Climaxing these was the annual banquet and dance held at the Lakeland Yacht and Country Club. 'Nrs S -T -gn- C 'N A fs ' '7-1 Q-N79 N2 'I f' 1 A X, f IN if 'LN ',,f 'Z' N f ff y ' --'f '55, ff'-7' , fx- X5 --f.'4'Z-f A A J -Qi:-'....f N N ,-,,,.,....- 3 A ,fgi-T C' Nw ,wi jx fi..-fi ff-N425 F5 A 5 X N A H XP! E: A fn P nnfi lg fi 41, fs t- 'Q ,.4f 2' ,-,.,f Z pid I -sn X V fi' ,..1-1?- 1-,,..l .4-,,..f fx'3 rs 'S. fxk 11 rs ,ff-'-'T -ii, sf!-vldvs-g,nvvsll AUS si All HE Betty Jo Woods, Marion Seibert, Mary Alice Hutchinson BUSINESS STAFF Circulation Mgr. W Marion Seibert Business Manager , ,, Betty lo Woods Solicitors ,, Joanne Boswell Margaret Lee Boswell, Alice Coe, Linda Lou Davis, Ann MacKay, Art Ginsburg, ,loe Mitchell, Carmen Mun- day, John Walker, ,lim Lane, Glyn Bolten, Shirley Winn, Mary Lou Roe. Advisor ,i,,..i,i,i. Miss Virginia Davis We fozinf wiffi dpfzikfe' Zo Zafe. HIGHLANDEB - - 0608 ?6WZ!006 The HIGHLANDER, has always been one of the students most treasured possessions, and right it should be because it rates at the top along with other school's publications throughout the nation. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief W r,,ii,,,,,i,,,i., Mary Alice Hutchinson Pictorial Editor ,, ,,,s,,, ,,,,r,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, N eva Langley Associate ,,i, , ,,i,, Nancy Sloan, Pauline Mann Class Editor ,, ,,,i,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. J immy Langley Associate 7 ,i,i,,i I .,,,,,,, Mary Flo McDaniel Club Editor Associate ,,,i,,,,,, Sports Editor Associate ,,i, Photographer Artist ,,,,, t, , Cartoonist , , Addie ,lean Jackson , Peggy Ellsworth Jackie Pridgen Mac Harden Howard Sims Roy Miller Dick Thiot to-is Seated: Glyn Bolten, Ann MacKay, Jim Lane, Alice Coe, Margaret Lee Bos- well, Mary Lou Roe, Standing: Joe Mitchell, Joanne Boswell, John Walker, Carmen Munday, Art Ginsburg, Linda Lou Davis, Seated: Roy Miller, Jackie Pridgen, Neva Langley, Addie Jean Jackson, Jimmy Langley. Standing: Dick Tliiot, Mac Harden, Nancy Sloan, Pauline Mann, Howard Sims, Peggy Ellsworth, Mary Flo McDaniel. eff wma Wagga mmf Beffw 30425, Me BAGPIPE Bigger and Better , that was the slogan of the school paper this year. Under the guidance of Miss Virginia Davis, the BACPIPE. a bi-monthly publication of the journalism classes of L. H. S., claimed a first class honor rating. EDITORIAL STAFF om Acdooffnjvefz Editor-in-chief, ,... .. .,...............i........... Betty .lo Woods Managing Editor .....,. Mary Alice Mohr Make Up Editor .,.,. .....t. B etty Anne Hull News Editor .,,. .,.,., ....... F aye Johnson Sports Editor ., .,,.,., ,i,,, ,.,. .,,,, ,l a C k Pridgen Associates ..,... ...,. H arry Coe, Bob Putman Club Editor . .. - ...i......., .......... J eannette Elliott Feature Editor .. ,t,,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,,,s.,,,.,,,,s,,, Harry Ensley Copy Editors , . , Dorothy Flangan, Keith Vermilya Junior High Editor Exchange Editor Staff Photographer Jimmy Langley Doris Martin Howard Sims Seated: M. Raulerson, G. Nix, B. Niet zel, I. Jennings, S. Griffin, .I. Kendall, Standing: D. Moore, N. Simpson, ,I Carr, H. Sims, M. McDaniel, J. Wil liams, f. Fore. Seated: Elliott, F. Johnson, J. Pridgen, M. A. Mohr, B. A. Hull, H. Ensley, D. Flangan. Standing: J. Langley, H. Coe, H. Putman, L. Hauser, J. Allen, E. Rentz, D. Martin, K. Williams, K. Ver- nzilya. STAFF HEADS Bobby Smailes, Wade Hammer, Betty ,lo Woods BUSINESS STAFF Business Mgr. ,,,,,,,,,, , ,, Bobby SIllHllf'S Advertising Mgr. , Bolt Nietzel Cireulation Mgr. , , Wade Hammer Associate ,, ,,,,,,,, ,, , Jimmy Fore Promotional Mgr. , Juanita Allen Larry Houser Assoeiate ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . Kendrick Williams Librarian ,,,, ,,,, , , ,,,, ,, Elhridge Rentz Solicitors ,, ,, , , ,loyee Kendall, Jean Carr, Shirley Griffin, Jane Jennings. Mary Flo McDaniel, Donald Moore, Gloria Nix, Maurzila Raulerson. Nancy Simpson. and ,lc-anne Williams. Advisor. ,, Miss Virginia Davis STAFF HEADS Webb tha Mclllice C08 Erliior Alice Coe Circulation Mgr. , Martha Webb Staff Members , 7 Betty Anne llull. Virginia lVlooney. Richard Wood. Ben Hardin. Jim Byrd. Ann Ulmer. Suv Don Rawls. WHt'I1C Bell. Judith Goldsmith. Powel Adams, and Curtis Logan. Advisor Miss Virginia Davis vffwaw. MBAELJMQE. own :lm . . . TA 7 HA TER owz Zfwmf wxgxgyaee The TAM O'SHANTER is tha schools newest publica- tion. It is a literary magazine published by English stu- dents twice a year-in the fall and in the spring. All the material in thv magazine is original work contributed by the students and Compiled by a sole-vte-tl staff representing the English c-lassf-s. Sfvltwl: V. Moon:-v. li. Ilnrflin. Slmzrlirzg: W, lfvll, S. ll. Rawls, R. Woml. J. Byrd. A. Ulmer, I. Cnlfl.sn1r'll1 . jzgfze Wm fnw wwf ofzdefz 57, THE THEET P 'THUL Seated: K. Williams, R. Byrd. C. Cross. B. Clifton, M. Glass. Standing: ,l. Walker. D. Perry, D. Mason. D. Tlrior. R. Heath. B. Berlrey. Under the supervision oi the Lakeland Police Department. the members oi the school STREET PATROL rnade Lakeiand High Schooi a safe piacefbetore schooi. at noon, and after schooi. At the sound of their whistie cars came to students crossed the streets in lanes marked for crossing. Everyone saw of the work ot these boys and respected their authority. a stop and the resuits ,,, gQ Seated: 1. Schilling, R. Goode. G. Brower, D. Merritt, 1. Pollard. Fuller. 1. Bryant. Standing: ff. Ralvr. G. Bron'n, C c't'IJla1'r1 A ,llarlos Crib sszsmny fa kb, Robe 1 plan' K Liezilgnljzvld . s egclrlf-k Williarll lorlwlgy Clifton s Mu Browfir ' HX Glass. . GIRL ' GLEE CLUB JU' Olflfd. Q Edie. . mn! If OFFICERS President Dorothy Schaller Vice President Dorothy Davis Secretary Maria DiCesare Treasurer Betty Schauberger Librarian Mary Mitchell Director Mr. Harry S. Mayhall . B e L W S Chau- ' h DQULS, -..-..--,'1,-.-- .,-.,-.,.11.,-.,:.1 h Schiller. standing: DOW Y gifiifi' '.1E2E3f33fE21E221-' Seatefll Doriii DfiCesare. ...,. l 111152.- berger, Mari - By doing outstanding work in the musical depart- ment our girls' glee club brought recognition to the school and to their organization. Their Christmas pro- gram was always looked forward to with a great deal of interest. Seated: T. Irivingston, J. Wlzztlwwx IJ Anrlcrsoz 1. F . . , . ' r, ,sters0r1., S. Slrong, A. Williams, B. Browder, B. Jenkins, C. Serr, M. Williams, I'. Van Meter. F. jolmsorz, Ii. Hollozuay, W. Tipper, P. Rorlden- berry, B. Schaffer. Slmzflingz E. Fouls, I. Hanlon, M I'rzlr' I lflnl J Wal F 11 1 Muitof' I' 91 b . , .. , . fe, . .f' lllIlI!1lll'I', M. . , . . emu ergcr, S. Sflmller, H. Tyner, H. Holm, H. A. King, A. Amlrews, P. Smith, M Mitrhell, N. Emery, H. Ewerls, M, F. Mrlluniel. WYMA. lc 551 7,956 L H S BAND is 1 ALTOS 'iMarijean Wilder! Mary Alyce McNabb Eddie Huttoe Dorothy Adams Lee Nelms Yvonne Wilder ,.B.A.B,IIONES Q Virginia ead Jean Dasher BASSES s Rebecca Dickinson Sara McAllister Anne Ruth Newberry DRUMS Beverly Smith 'K'eR1',inSm1tbr t'JT5'lih-'Dewey' Gilbert Charles Thorpe Gene Baggett Dire for eY,,,,4eree SMR. HARRY s. M YHALLl CLARINETS Dorothy Reese Carol Trimmer Betty Cone m,Evelyn Munday Damon Holmes Carol Sniith e ur 16 ary ee Williams Audry Carson Pat Williams Vivian Sweat SAXOPHONES Doris Flautt Kenneth Davis ,lo ce Kendall . 5 ' eanne Teaff X tty c X' .. 4 K DRUM MAJOR Sue Martin 'P'-L 2 I CORNETS Bob Bergquist Hal McClamma Bill Johnson John Vaughn S?I5i.-BIBd,Sh3VZf4i0'l' fcafl ,.., Ollllii-f A is 'T5'yic5 Hernandez Stephen Stithe Felton Delk Richard Schauberger Bobby Overcash Leon Surles TROMBONES ,.a' ' ilixniiaNlLHaRh A 8- M Gail Dean ' John Larson Mary Ann Fulford Francis Louise Ross Homer Schoettle -fl, hfzfleo ke. ..hfzZ4Zefxt OFFICE G1RLs E Seated: Reba Custer, Charlotte Humphreys, Ann MacKay, Sally Cunningham. Standing: Sally Fussell, Sally Drirlgers, Carol ,lean Chisellnroolf, .Vlary Kirkpatrick. You walked in the First Aid Room to find a pretty girl to help you with your troubles. Maybe that is why the First Aid Room was so frequented. These future nurses were kept busy giving people aspirin. bandaids. and anything else that they might need. Keep up the good work next year girls. FUTURE NURSES A flash went past the door! You ask what it was. just to find it was one of the office girls collecting slips. The girls who worked hard a period a day check- ing people out of school. filing absentee slips. an- swering the school tele- phone. and calling people out of class were really appreciated. Much praise goes to them for their out- standing work during the year. Seatefl: Gloria Halrer, Suzanne Marlin. Standing: Carmelita Vaughn, Mary Ann Hampton, .llarie Chatham. Dorothy Cmlerian. M Zeke Jeff. . . nfncizhe CZQ44. LIBRARY WORKERS Busy is the word that would have best described the girls who worked in the Library. They checked per- mits. checked books in and out. and helped students find material in the Library. Shelving. mending. and pre- paring the books to he eheeked out again were some of the other jobs they were expected to do. They gave up one period a day of their time to work in the Library and really did a wonderful job. First Row: A. Ulmer, R. Coile, M. N. .lwllllll-S, M. Parlin, S. Brown, H. Slzillmg. Cflvfflill. Second Row: H. D. FOIHIHIIAII, I. Wmle, H. I.. Cardwell, J. Bregler. J. ll ll F. Haskins, N. jones. E. Allman, l'. Coleman. Third Row: IP. K. Horne. F. Huff. f Welflon, J. Wnllfer. Every morning at the sound of the hugles the Flag Boys were there to raise the flag. They also lowered the flag at the sound of the three o'clock bugles to bring to a Close another school day. GUIDANCE HELPERS ,luanita Allen. Gloria Nix, lean Tripp, Iivlllllflill Srhnicrler, june Jennings. Kathleen Register. FLAG BOYS y fir! . 4 211111153 Us-I oberr 832,511 1,2112-3 You Could find Mrs. Warren girls doing most anything that wa asked of them. During the period that they helped her they gradad t standard tests. helped her in guit ance work. and also helped with her l'roblem's Classes. These girls art the ones who got the eredit for keep ing the permit files in such neat order. 7.- E The twelve loyal and peppy cheerleaders kept our spirits up all during the year-all through rainfall or moonshine. 94- 99 96 The pep squad tried their hands at a little font- hall. .lust a little Drvadnaught competition. tx S ,wma 4 Y. .l Nw? , 1 , inn' 6 ful , 1 ,., lf 1 v , ', K .,,. ,, V N ,, A X ls . nn I ltlw X x , . . 1.3. thx f x J lik ' 'l'l1e footlrall players llarlnonize on Ille HUM .llill SIFIYIIIIN in an assem- Pk lrly program. It was Wi1lt'll our lol eaelw Tuesday night. f ,gag , ' Fl: 'f' x I Z. KT ll - I , eff-xg' '-13213: IWP'-1 1' f A fp l x 3412 . I ' l .2 1' .32 f' : Q2- T. Mr. I.ovelaCe looks happy. Wllly? lleeallse lle llznl a rain- Coat. flying ping-pong lmalls at Ille Civie Center on LIFE AROU D THE CHOOL - - gave 1ra2L'e?'5f. EMGZQIZVPL 'Aliigger nnrl Helter was the slogan of the Bugpipe. As a regnlt the 100 percent first period classes were honored by the stuff. at an ice cream party. P ln ff M, Q M ' 6 l A 5 .t n I f ' l lf Our parents needed the llelp of llle lmll pulrol to follow our schedules during the unnnul Iir11'l.' to Sflmol ,Y1'gl1t . W mlenvlfl we P 4 W? A la X i - i ll i+, ... X, 'ff 'T f f 2, S7 I I ,!v , f -'lv 'Q N T f Q W ll, 3, . .I I A ' ' 4 - Xi- -Q I r If E A1110 pw, . , f x Professors Lawrence and Teany demonstrate their abilities in the field of science for the benefit of the Community Chest. From the, finalists in the 1 Speak for Democracy con- A test the judges awarded the first prize to Gail Dezfn'.p , A as A 3. , , 5 'Q Et S' Visiting alumni were featured speakers at the - Homecoming pep rally. FEATURHUEO R ASSEMBLY PROGRAMf amd Afafzz-dngi HZZ, Aczbxefhd , 0 '2nZ o24. wwf! QZZQQL . f 1 x's,.gg, ,,f E' x 1 ...- l'tXW-NN - l 'f i ff, Af'5 9 J ......-T- .4 l , , 3 7, , Q , ....- .. ' Zjgsf I 7 09332, ., itil' A 412, fly Z '-11. - 5 I . 4 I -:gf I 1:11 1 2 'QI ,-L . 5 .-1 i .JJ 4 f 'f 4 If ' 1 ,Q ' .- 91 V ' I , . :I U X' f ? r 'I 5' I ff' lf' '..-.... -,..---'- doing in there 'f r A A - ,-,,,...g-' 'Km A typical scene from the library was very appropriate for National Hooks week but what was Larry Houser LONG A On the job Key Clubbers post one of the many slogans banners they made during football season on the Exchange Club's new bulletin board. LIGHTER VEIN ' 'ZM74 WQMZZ4, fm? nfnffjvfwefy f ww. The Homecoming Dance, given by the .lunior Lion's Club, climaxed the festivities on the mem- orable Homecoming Day. The lynching of Joe Jefferson before the Jeffer- son-Lakeland game was a fine example of stu- dent spirit. Ensley's rough riders were on hand in full regalia. A scene from the snack bar on the chartered train to Tampa. Everybody for Lake- land-stand up and holler . And they did. and howl THIIS HAPPE ED BOUT . .dn axcfooftefafzal ou? CLANC! CLANQ!! Once a month the students practice an ounce of prevention with fire drills. Staff Photographer Howard Sims was on This unsuspecting spar- row flew in to find out what school is like. The l..H.S. band went western with full cowboy regalia in the Jaycee rodeo parade at New Years. classes learn alioht other club presidents last fall. A large group t rned parts of the world the job. - Mr. DeMelt's The Honor Society gave a tea for the faculty and u J out to sip tea and swap tales. of wal' ,,y4 lo, Nero! Magna cena esa est ab omnibus in atrio. ubi pueri loquebantur et puellae ridebant. yt Top: Napoleon Langley looks down upon the less studious pupils. Bottom: The gang gathers around at Davis' to gossip and sip cokes after school in the afternoon. SC TTER BR dfncf Zdiedz Q-wiki, Sally seems to have the wrong number on the office phone but the boys seem to think they have a good one. Top: Addie Jean tries out the headgear that the well-dressed frosh will wear. - JZ' Q . V n ' ' Bottom: The football players try some good natured kidding on the cheerleaders. :-. 1 i - ':': ' X-bl is f J 5 ' .F , , A A ll ffllll? 7- The boys gang up on the phone when it - buzzes in hopes they'll hit a jackpot like the one on the line now. THE ELITE amz? fhedz Wofk ,gained Charming Neva and sparkling L. H. were elected in the Bagpipes con- test as most representative of Miss Merry Christmas and Mr. Happy New Year. A scene from the Boss For A Day dinner held in the Commons at Florida Southern College in October. xox 430496 new Cao 9 my 'lee ba at 98' we QQQOQQZQQNQ Q2 epoxy? A 'QQ 39 Q3 Qt QS' S? ft X0 A 9 6 seg? gs x Adam's Eveningn, the Senior A class play, provided an evening of laughs for the audience in January. The last mid-term graduation was held at Annie Pfeiffer Chapel on the campus of FSC. --...naw Q kzz. -:.p 5 . The senior Dreadnaught football players selected these girls as sponsors for the 1911-9 season. They sat with the team on the sidelines and helped cheer them to their victories. In 1949 the Homecoming Queen was selected by the penny per vote system. The sponsoring Club collected money for their candi- date and the nloney was turned over to the L Club to huy sweaters for the lettermen. Q jg: pfv- Sarah Dickey and Faye Haskins Nell Norman and Nancy Sloan. 52 xi T, V ' Kay Dellalxvil tfroni Win- ter lluvent. und .Xlive Sue johnson. l.11r'1'etiu Norton. Mary Alice Mohr. Connie Yslu. VN Rv Nw X Qyxifxx X X QXXX avg gi X 5 TN Q fu SX X X In M-kxxl X -X XX N XXX I R X FN Q NX K x 'NX N N' N -1. Q57 -L,f?' -x X Qual! wix xv N 'QE ffixxx X - xx XQXXKXK 'imxfx g X.Q fx XX xg NW q X X x :I X R X X N fix N: fe? iii? X XTX X 5 xg Q fx N N X X N NxX5'5X A N s N xy M X NN- xXx X ff' NN X N x XXX XX S X S X N XXX T XX K 95 XX X . Xigslx x X N 1 'Xfxx NQQ X XXQXJ X XX XL ggxlf 4, X N N X K QQ 5+ X X 1 N N Q . Qxii ws 1 Yi XX X X x L . ffwx V XM X- XXX X f X X X f X iixx X 5 F Q ,N xxX Aj, X N XX XX-xXx X FX E-x N XXXX Y k IA EXXX Q XXX XE 1' ' - f 3 X .N X xg-Ziff! .,:, ' Nxxmwv E .A N qt, s xx X X 5 f XOgXX,:w,5f Xf QXNX' X X k X ie 1254-' NS, K XX XXXS5 X Xxx X Q nlggj. 4' SX QXXXXXX X X X x XXX TN ,f- XXX XNlf 7b Q N Qjk X V X53 Xl mx X if M lbrsiiil X A NX 'Q X lfwi 5 Q Xfflm 5 A, sf Q X X X X f x X31 XX Sf 'X X X XXX X X XXXXX Y' X X QQXCXXX XX X X Xyxkxflx xx, y , LHt ATHLETIC OVER EER Gantt, Nelson, and Horsey llflalxing up thu' l,ukt-lantl High Svhool voavhing staff. the-so fivf- mon took what was Classml as nivtliorre- football mutt-riul anfl tlowlopm-cl ont- of the 1949 S1-ason's top tvams of the- state. Tha- llrt-atlriaiiglit me-ntors art- H1-all Coach L. L. Nurmi Nvlson, Liner Coach Frank Gantt, anal llavkfis-ltl Coavh ,lamvs Horsvy. ,lose-ph Var-ju. the only new mmnbcr of tlw staff this year, is Dfvllllllllllglllt basketball and Dvstroycr football coach while Jack Deeclrick Servos as Rowboat instructor. wr 13 Varju Deedrick ' 3 t'l' iii t ,l Q 'S S I.. P P O R T E R .Tern Lnrzglei. .llrrriun Tootlzmrzn, Bobbie Cooper llnpirzinl. llfzrion Seilzert. - arf Kay Melton, Billy Locke , A 4 illascois I S Lalielantl High Schools cheer- leaflers for the school vear 1949- 50 have completerl the most suc- cessful year of service in LHS his- torv. lincler the rlirection of Mrs. ,lane Nlcffullough these girls have worked lmrcl the whole year and have come up with and promoted many new and helpful ideas. With- out the support of this squad the athletic teams vvoulrl not have heen nearly as successful. Other than cheering ut all sports contests. some of their pro- jects were promotion of pep rallies. palrafles. homecoming footlvall game festivities. antl. in general. rallying the support of the stu- clents. The appearance antl antics of the footlwull anrl cheerlezuler mascot atlrlecl at great ttf-ul to the enjoyment of the lot-at antl visit- ing fans at various games. S, if lAbn1'el Glyn Bolton, Ann Cooper, Nell Nor- man. ,IIIl'!i'I'C Hull. rRigl11r Azlrlie lean Jllf'lt'SOIl. CIIFOIYVI I,e14'z's, llflrcziu Pnfe, lflznrlotfe Curper: YRS Q wr 1 MMM I i A A X W . A A Q! . I -T ' ' riff ' 'A' - f faq 4 ' A 1- - 0 fl ' ' 4 1 5 ' . 5 g, , 3 1 Q V Q A -. ff , x 2 5' ?'4Jf Q Lqxi 425 t ,! !f'7,, 1 ' I I 4 ' 2QQ7! f X nf ff- , V 'WM wk 5 Q YI xx I N ' ff ' if 7 Wwkx' ' f - W- Z - I V N f,'41 , Q ' W1 O W Q ' . X W A , u 104,491 JVM, f,,,, ,,.,,ff,l4 yyfgb ,fffffffffffffffffff,zy1fxf1fffffJff,Jf yf!A I 1 J 1, 1111111119 0, W 2 .b I w -- f ,--f J! 1' Ja L X, .. ' 'xff ig -Q 'L I A--' 'V K ' 7 I rv xx rg x 'xx f I ,. , 7 , yan! ,Z f - , 74 if -ff 1 ' 1 f V ,,f N V .f X -Av X - j :Q -'11 W - T !i'5i x -Nlf, ' Hi' N ' Wx 'N W sr ff, 7' .xl I , ,X 5,17 ' iss 51, ' ,V Sxf xx- I! ii ' W f bvllhf LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Dreadnaughts Dreadnaughts Dreadnaughts Dreadnaughts Dreadnaughts L,,7,,. .38 Hillsborough FMA .. L,,,,,, . ,,,,,, Jefferson ,,,,, . ,.,, .,,, . . W. Palm Beach ,7,. Miami Jackson ,,,,,. 1949 RESULTS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Dreadnaughts Dreadnaughts LLL.,. . Dreadnaughts Dreadnaughts. ...,7 . Dreadnaughts ,,,,7,i. BIG TEN RUNNERS-UP Haines City St. Petersburg Plant . .. L,,,, Ft. Lauderdale Orlando ,,,,,,7,, Front row - R. McMullen, P. Wingate, A. Ginsburg, H. Doster, J. Bryant, H. Polk, M. Glass, B. B 'il M. H. lx C. H d' W. T l' .S nl row - C. Booth, T. McCormick, R. Braswall ni , en ey, ar 3, empzn eco 1 , A. Wright, L. Terry, G. Thompson, B. Clifton, J. Lindsey, A. Jordan, F. Cox, H. Templin, B. Gos- selin. Tlziril row - B. Collier, H. Coe, B. Bargeron, D. West, C. Cray, f. Booth. S. Martin, K. Wil- liams, D. Golzlsmith, I. Brown, D. Merritt, L. Houser. . C Q mx 7 df 1 , N X 5 f at ' 1 l' rxlf 1 .fa to 7 'V I' ' ' -x N JI . A MW-L1 ,... Captain Art Wright Co-captain Tom McCormick lguardl lfullbackl B05 Gosselin I end J DREADNAUGHTS BEAT G All ET S The Dreadnaughts came back after their disappointing defeat at of the Terriers to roll over Florida Military Academy's the hands Cadets, 40-0. Scoring almost at will, the ulated a big margin in the first half and coasted along with substitutes playing in the sec- ond half. The stout Dreadnaught de- fense, which was believed by many to be the strongest in the state, began to prove itself by stopping everything F M A threw at it, in- locals accum cluding a 245-pound fullback. ln this tilt the L H S gridders proved to local fans that they were be tough opposition for going to ' ' h' h in- the remalmng opponents, w ic cluded seven more Big Ten teams Bobby Clifton 1 back 'L Al Jordan lbackj Larry Houser tendl Terriers Splash To 6-0 Win Over Lakeland Eleven ln the opening contest of the season the Dreadnaughts traveled b uc- to Hillsborough, only to e s cumbed by both the Terriers, 6-0, and a sudden flood of rain. Playing with several inches I of rain on the field, neither team was able to generate scoring punch red until the Tampa eleven recove blocked Lakeland punt on the a latter's five-yard line and plunged across for the TD two plays later. Even though the Dread- h out layed Hillsborough naug ts p completely from a statistical stand- oint their failure to capitalize on P s two good scoring chances gave the Terriers the ball game. On this trip the team was ac- om anied by a special train of C P . l cal enthusi- students and other o asts. L. H. Terry l baclcl Charles Gray IJREADNAUGHTS t taclclel Terry breaks into the clear for a long gain against FMA. CRUSH DRAGONS Lakelandls Dreadnaughts gar- nered their first conference victory of the year as they crushed the strong Jefferson Dragons. 22-7. The Lakelanders upset the pre-season dopesters who rated the Dragons as the top Big Ten eleven. Although in the rolc of underdog, the locals completely halted the running and passing attacks of Jef- ferson's vaunted all-stater. Dick Casares. Playing a hrilliant game, little Al ,lordan sparked the Dread- naught offensive it ith his deceptive running and accurate aerials. Harry Coe lcentert C. M. Booth tguardl Lakeland Wallops Palm Beach Journeying to 'West Pa Leach. where they once again Ceived the underdog rating. Orange and Black team took vantage of early lmreuks to run a 14-point lead in the first minutes and went on to sniot the Wildcats 27-T. l,. H. Terry sparkletl as hit paydirt three times. once a T0-yard jaunt. Jordan tallied an 85-yard kick-off return for other TD. The Lakeland forward ix led hy Art Wlright. C. M. Bot and llarry Coe. continued its i work. L Q Terry eludes a would-he taekler and goes T0 yards for TD. lamps Bfmlll lmckle l ,H ley ell 'Mariirleriliildfl Ronald IZTISW NIU lem BY 38-6 SCORE Miami Jack- y Big Margin Coach Nurmi Nelsonis aspir- ants exhibited their best perfor- mance of th e 1949 season by swamping the Miami Jackson Cen- erals. 38 6 for L - , HS's fourth straight and third Big Ten triumph. Crushes son b With the Lakeland squads blocking reaching near-perfection, L. H. Terry ran wild. scoring on one, two. eight, and 75-yard Sprints. The Dreadnaughts were now in the conference first division, tied for third place. LAKELANU BULLS 0 VER HUHNETS Taking the opening kick-off on the eight-yard line. L. ll. Terry streaked 92 yards to put Lakeland into an early lead to stay as the Dreadnaughts dow d . 'ne the Haines City Hornets. 33-0. Haines City. the top team of the Ridge Conference. put a de- termined fi h . g L but was outclassed by the overpowerin l g ocal grid team. This contest gave Lakeland five victories. more than was t'll lied througho t k K ' u the entire pre- ceding season. rc I I d play for long 5-'U' - ball on end'af0un Cosselm takes A t Ginsburg Dean Goldsmith rlguardl tendl Doyle Wea Max Class gmcklel fbackl Grover Thompson ,lerrell Bryant Kendrick Willialns Preston Wirigate lcenlert 1 back! ltacklet lguardt Lakeland Team Rallies To Beat Green Devils, 34-19 The Green Devils threw a scare into the loc,-al fans with a touchdown in the opening min- utes. hut the Ureadnaughts came from behind to record an impres- sive win of 3419 in the home- coming battle. ln the annual ment. in whit-h Carol Sc-rr nas from ned queen of homeeoming at halftime. St. l'ete's hartlfighting elexen entered the ranks of lneing the only tm-am to vravk the Sturdy Lakeland defense for more than one wore. tallying In the firet. St'f'fIIltl. and third quarters. Bolxlry Collier tcenlert Pan hers Bow To Dreadnaughls Lakeland rushed to an earlj lead of 141 points. before Plant' line tightened. to sink the Pan thers, 21-9. making a total of fivi Conference and seven straight win for the Dreadnaughts. Although the LHS offensiv attack was halted for a great poi tion of the tilt. the Orange an Blat-k's stubborn forward wall one again gave an outstanding perfo' mance as it thwarted all Plat scoring efforts until the final pe iod. when the Panthers score with 25 seeonds left. 'M'-w'M,,,,....-a-- llossex Merritt Rittx lloyd lloward rllemplin Bernie liargeron llrzr-Heb 4 l1m'kt lenzlt tlrzrlrlel 4 Wall rvll Bryant Izlkvs off on an vm! run in lllv Nliklllli ,lzwksmm tilt. s 2 Qu A ff , vr 'l'm'mplin tvllrfb x -b-. 2 ,.-.,: ,:.. 1. ,-mm 3 A 1 !' SIIUM Marlin 11111-Aviva sf asia gi! Nivllzlrwl NI!'Nlllll1'lI lgzmrzlr N53 A gi AQ A: X 4 inf- uf?'21'f .,,. -fa-W., W- YNY- gifs, . - ' m f ' Q. + g,kvwsf8. . . Q Q' f - Q . .- fx-3' .Q 1' . 'f llillllllltllld Fulk 1 11111191 av- lm- I ,iv- lgllilflfl ,IIILISPN Ron Hrnswvll gains for Urwldllalllghls on vm!- urouml in bl. l'vlm' lllK't'llllg. Dreadnaught players hoist Coach Nelson to their shoul- ders for victory march after Ft. Lauderdale contest. 1' Leonard Rabin Ulead managerl LAKELAND WINS Dieainaughts f-as ovfnumlnun 9 Lakeland High s Dread naughts r1cked up their eighth straight X it tory w ith a spotty 26 0 dale Fly ing l After rolling up a lead in the opening minutes, the Dread- naughts wiltedf the Lauderdale High team out-playing the Orange earl I 1' fi 0. Q 1 J Wm El l1f'l1 Game f' . , 3 rr X X L , ,A , ,- 2: ,X . . ' ff ,Y N k . ' ,. , ,- mi . win over thelhapless Ft. Lauder! My llf ' , . X- mr: XJR lll ll Eff . A 1 Ni?-Q3 V' 9- ' 3, and Black gridders the rest of the first half. However LHS took over again the second half for their sixth Big Ten triumph. The Lakeland liine again held the enemy eleven scoreless with each man giving a sterling perfor- mance. I . ln the final battle of the 194-9 schedule the Lakelanders met tough opposition in the Orlando Tigers, but managed to chalk up a 13-6 margin to end an almost perfect season and the best record since the late 1920's. The Tigers definitely had Lakeland fans worried as they held Lakeland to a scoreless tie in the opening half. but Coach Nelson's halftime pep talk had the needed effect as his crew came through with the necessary points to end the campaign successfully. l Don Talmon, Dick Robbins, Dewey Perry Dreadnaught subs and fans sit disconsolately in ram lassistant rnanagcrsl at Hillsborough, F TURE DRE D AUGHT GRIDDER Front row: K. Barnett, R. West, W. Edwards, D. Doescher, M. lllcflflulleli, H. Doster, J. Cofldarfl. J. Harvey. E. Halter, R. Garrett, B. Toile, G. Dow, N. TLTFDITIIIITIT. .llidzlle row: C. .1'I!lf.S,10Il. J. Sul- lizvm. T. llr'Ell1e11ny, E. Richards, J. Felican. D. Hood. J. Lolzr, J. Lime. R. .4lflcrnm11. J. llonlf, J, Welrlon, C. Jolmsori, E. Gorman, L. Bauerle, L. Furr, F. .llye1's. lgllfli' row: l'. Wiflinlzzs. K. Turner R. Hasroni, R. Jones, K. Hoffnzeister, T. Feltcr, S. Means. D. Amlerson. F. Cox. N. Crzrix-ui. C. Ellioff, J. Ifroufn, C. Bowden, J. Boyd, H. Amos, C. Willinlns. E. Harrlr, ll. Randrzll. A. Vrzlcliliizv WV. Srzirry. Y Destroyers ............ l 3 DESTROYERS l9MJSEASON RECORD Destroyers ......... 0 Urlando . ...... . Destroyers ,.......... 18 Kathleen ....... Wiritcrr Haven Destroyers 6 Orlando. . . Destroyers ..,....... .. 6 Kathleen . .... . Destroyers.. . ........ 14 Hillsborough . Destroyers ......... H38 Winter Haven Although the Destroyer football squad doesn t ex hibit too impressive a record for'this season, its campaign Carol Seff p was a success in that the boys who are future members Shi-T193 qihallef lf' 111 ll Chffefleflfiefi of the Dreadnaught team have seen enough action to ob- lfr. high cllceflwldefl tain the experience necessary to guide the Dreadnaughts of tomorrow to victory. Under the watchful eye of Coach Joe Varju these gridders accumulated three wins against four losses, but this doesn't completely tell the story. ln several tilts the Dcstroyers could have come through if they had gotten any of the brealcsg in other games they outplayed the opponent only to get nosed out in the final count. The '49 eleven produced what the coaching staff termed as very likely prospects to play a lot of football before they get out of high school. With the aid of the junior high cheerleaders the support of the Destroyer football contests was greatly improved over that in previous years. The cheerleaders proved to he faithful, appearing and performing at each of the MB teams home games. They, Coach Varju and the entire Destroyer squad should be commended for the fine job they did. -mf v 'S 'I jgmkeffnfg 4. Kg gf - - -2-'X xv-Pfxdliiilwni fm 'Illia A J 35,3 Lglllilllili M A., ,, ,I . W A '-i'P1'Q'1m41Le' n j 'W' ff I I I fix, j g' f ii:gFg-,yn W? 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Standing: Svlpll, Cold- Slllllll. Tcfrry, Switzefr, Cossc-lin. Lanai, Coe-. HARRY COE Bobby Collier Center I.. H. TERRY Forwarri Guard ln the picture at right the Dread- naughts battling for the ball under the basket are L. H. Terry 4301 and Bobby Collier 425i in the Orlando contest which the locals took. 29-26, in an exciting, close game. This was not the Dreadnaughtls first victory, but its first of two Big Ten triumphs captured in the entire season. Both the wins were registered in the locals' gym. the second coming over the Hillsborough Terriers. 39-36, after an early-season defeat by tlieni. ll WHO'LL CET IT? 2 Holi Gossm-lin Clmrfl Dean Goldsmith Cenler an ,. ,lcrrcll liryunl L',......,..-.I Bohhy Collier seems to he try- ing to outstreteh a memher of the Plant Panthers in a clash won hy the latter. 40-35. while Roh Gosse- lin tbehind Bryant at leftl plays official. f 'i 25 i-ew .-. , r ff? i if my L . .X Y wr XA L. H. Terry hears down on an Orlando Tiger from the side in an attempt to steal the ball. Jerrell Bryant moves in from the rear. Bobby Collier covers his path, and Dean Goldsmith debates as to what he should do. ---. REACHING FOR THE STARS The Lakeland High School haskethall squad garnered only fire vie- tories while dropping fourteen eontests in a season which found the loeals running hot and cold. usually hot against the better teams of the state and cold against those that should have been easy opponents. Sparked hy all-eonferenee forward Harry Coe. who hueketed almost four hundred of Lalielandis seven hundred thirty points. LHS showed its hest form in a game with Ft. Lauderdale. in which the Dreadnaughts were edged. '12--ll. The l,auderdale Flying Lis were one of the top fiyes in the state. Returning performers for next year's squad will he Collier. Bry ant. lteady. Hauerle. Switzer. and Selph. Graduates from the squad are Coe. Terry. Cosselin. Goldsmith. Smith. and Bc-swiek. UlVl'NlfNlBERElJ. FOUR T0 ONE Bob Beswick Guard v if I . 1 r M fi f 'Df .ff -M.. K- wg Bob Switzer Forward I ft k' ,J Jim Lane Guard TWO POINTS Coe takes an under-the-basket shot. .' f I we:meaas.aw3:2srfmi:vp+wr:aQ,f2fw-f't :1'msxa fef1arw- 111. 1 Art Smith Guard I 1 ,,,, A-,- Leroy Sa-lph l 0rwa rd i I 1 a 1 fl Alton Rvady For zmrd tl, f , L0lLl'.S' Bguerle, flag-ff naw: Duane Hood fi:-1, uuwurll broggman Vernon , 6' zllzams. lm McElheney Don Farm 0 gur james Destroyers Destroy ers Destroyers Destroyers Destroyfers De-stroyers Destroyers Destroy ers Destroyfers Deqtroy ers Destroyers. Destroy ers Destroyfers Destroy ers Destroyers Destroyers Ann Ulmer LAKELANUS JUNIOR VARSITY nf.-x, DESTROYERS IN ACTION Hood and McElheney battle with Highland City cagers for the ball. Although the Destroyer quintet did not establish a brilliant record this season. the games they played gave them much valuable experience to aid them in future years. Under the tutelage of Jack Deedriek the Lakeland jayvee squad became the flashiest ballhandlers to represent the tenth graders, which make up the Destroyer team. in many years. The junior Dreadnaughts outshown many of their opponents in the ballhandling department, but they were plagued throughout the season by the inability to find the basket. With two more years yet before them to sharpen their shooting eyes. these boys should develop into one of the best teams in the state. Some of the topnotch performers performing on this five were Duane Hood, Tim Mclilheney. ,lim Monk, J. Fred Lohr, and Louis Bauerle, who was promoted to the Dreadnaught squad before the end of the season. Edgar takes a flying Dutchman shot as teammates look on. 55 si we :3 X , Q , N, 2 x ,JY :K Q WMU? r-INF' ,Q fr., C f ff? C , K- 722' ,fi 7. 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I f x 5 I Jamie Padgett Floyd Shiva-r Catcher Pilvher 's truck Im-am is lhm' svvmlcl since' a lay- rom lr uk in Imkvlaml lligh School of a cuuplv - N il ugh only um- lm-llc-rmmi rvlurnml. hizr- . flli mm l Nl. limnlli, the llI'0Ll4lllilllgl1l Irzivlmivii A im frulilihlc lJL'I'l'UI'I1l2ll1f'PS iii must of thc- nwvls x irmrul An iinpriwc-cl twin is antic'ipatm'l mwt in ir mth ni im' 0'xlN'fIl'lI4'l'll how IAl'lllI'IlllI'f DREAD AUGHT CI DERME Left to right, kneeling: E, Woolen, I.. H. Terry, B. Jones, P. Williams. Standing: Hauser, C. ,ll Booth, B. Boyd, R. Braswell, ll. Driggers, C. Clarirly, J. Booth, I. Schilling, L. Rabin, H. Hessner D. Thiol. f. Smith. H. Templln, T. ll4'C0rn11'rl.'. Anxiously awaiting the sound of the Qllflff - gun are Booth. Boyd. Jones. md lluuscr Sporting the javelin is Terri Qll0XHI mth Dru' gers, a sprinter and W'illiams a miler si HEADED FOR THE TAPE Smith. Williams. Wooten. llrig- gcrs, and Hcssm-r mow into the home stretch in a prartiw raw. Thiot J. Booth llahin. Braswvll. ami Tomplin assumed thvse striking poses as soon as ilu- vamvra turned their way. ON YOUR MARK! CET SET! . .. CPtting svt for the start of a 100-yard flash am' Terry. Boyd. McCormick. Braswvll. and Schilling. AINT THEY CVTE? 'gifs null'-E Clzarimly -' LI-ISE LOW SCORING LINKSMEN Jimmy Pollard David Crum , 4 ?' ?' y t I. ,-w 25' lil 'AWN 46 M .lf ' f':r., W Eugene Fordham Donald Knight Big' Ten Champion The 1950 golf team of LHS continued to bring honors to the school as Donald Knight won top honors in the Big Ten Conference for the second consecutive year. At a meet held in Tampa the team took third place. After other matches, the team composed of Donald Knight, David Crum, Eugene Fordham, and Jimmy Pollard, went on to win fifth place in the state. We can be sure of a good team next year because all of the ,SO team will be in there Hputtingn for LHS as they are all underclassmen. THE RACQUETEERS OF L.H.S. 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Lincoln Mercury Sales and Service 20I Wesi' Main SI'ree'I' Telephone 4479 Posi' Office Box 67I , mi .ggi W III Im Mir H , 'vIw ?g' ullii I! 'N ay I I. ,'.!.rr Ill E! III! SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I950 W. H. VENABLE COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS fo AII S+uden+s of Lakeland High School They Are Privileged +o Compeie for and Enioy Ihe BenefiI's of The HIGHLANDER, TAM O'SHANTER, and The BAGPIPE Power Io You - Now and LaI'er from EDDIE BURR and The COMMERCIAL PRESS CONGRATULATIONS. GRADUATES! FUSSELLE AND HOOK Real Estate Insurance I08 Sou+h Tennessee Avenue Telephone 4425 HAMMON D JON ES, INC. Radio S+aI'ion WONN backs 'I'l1e Dreadnaugl1'I's Your Spor+s SI'aI'ion in Lakeland I230 on your Dial MuI'ual Broadcasring Sys+em Fearure Pl1o+ographs of your l950 HIGHLANDER by PHILLIPS STUDIO lI07 S. Florida Ave., Dixieland J. S. MOORE CANDY OO. 205 Easi' McDonald S+ree+ Congrarulafions, Gradua+es! GENE'S SERVICE STATION New Auburndale Road GENE PFISTER, Owner HARRY HALDEN Insurance Real Es+aI'e 6.0. BURKHART Real EsI'a'I'e Broker 2I7 Soufh Tennessee Avenue Telephone 4635 Lakeland Typewrifer 8: Supply Co. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS F. W. Myers, Owner-20l E. Lemon S+. FLORIDA GREYHOUND LINES Corner Missouri and Olive Dfz6m6 U 51341414 I DR. XFEFPER BOTTLING CO. LAKELAND PACKING CO. Growers Packers Shippers GEORGE L. GAINES JEWELER Home of Fine Jewelry Towle, Wallace. Reed- Barfon, and Heirloom Sferling Congralulalions, l950 Gradua+es 'From your Counlry Cousin FARMER JONES RED BARN New Tampa Highway if X The Popular K HARLEY - DAVIDSON 511' N f, I W5 F J A if fr E- 16 -4' X' V51 'E lf' ri --'f1fiigfQl 1xf.a H EIQ-jg. 11- V iiul , ..f,- -i f MUTUn 6 SASSAMAN MOTORC YCLE COMPANY SALES and SERVICE AUTHORIZED DEALER IO43 New Tampa Highway Telephone 34-892 Lakeland, Florida 'l ia 91' V E f f For Girls and Boys ' of Any Age Nj t ' Sm Y X S, Over I00 Mules .. rx W Per Gallon of Gas ' qi' KE? of ,is Q ,AM A swf i , sveeov mmf: Q11 N-,Y jew? ' x' H Q 0 X X if 2 Nrf if M fxggf 1. fig X N l fi 35 OURS M BRIGHT EMM There's a brighl' new world awaiiing +oday's Youlh. Ancl I'm doing all I can 'ro make if even brighfer. Con- s+an+ly improving and exfending my Sunshine Service . . . helping malce Lakeland a beH'er ancl beffer place in which fo live. -SPEEDY FLAME, Your Gas Servanl FLURIIM POW, GllT comm BRADLEY FLOWER P. G. MITCHELL SHOP Flowers for All Occasions INSURANCE 808 Soufh Mississippi Avenue 0 Telephone 45-l4I SOUTHERN OFFICE - EQUWMENT BAKERY oy 2I9 Nor+h Kenfuclcy Avenue Telephone 35-08I ENGLE ELECTRIC COMPANY The House of Wes+inghouse 440 Soufh Florida Avenue REED'S WOMEN'S and MISSES' WEARING APPAREL I07 Sou+h Florida Avenue lNex+ fo Peoples Banlil REECECLIFF R 940 Sou+h Florida Avenue SPECIALIZING TUCKER'S DRUG STORE in 2I7 Norfh Kenfucky Avenue Sandwiches and French Fries Foun+ain Service Telephone 24-882 RANDALL MOTOR COMPANY Your Packard Dealer II4-I I6 Wesi' Main S+ree+ Telephone 27-22l Radio Station WLAK Naiional Broadcasfing Company JE POWELL ADAMS Commercial Manager MI LL,ER'S Fines1' in Feminine Fashions III-I I3 Easi' Main Sfreel' Telephone 49-5I I FARNERS SHOE STORE II7 Souih Kenfucky Avenue Telephone 49-67I Air Srep Roblee Busfer Brown BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF I950 .L FLORIDA FAVORITE FERTILIZER co. A. GILBERT LESTER Ceriified Public Accounfanf 996 II9If2 Sou+h Tennessee Avenue BILLY AND BETTY CUNNINGHAMS SHOP FURNITURE fealuring Ma+erni+y Dresses Infanis' and ChiIdren's Wear IO28 SouI'h Florida Avenue New and Used Furnifure II6 Wesi' Lemon Sfreef Telephone 24-04I WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 227 Norfh Kenfucky Avenue Telephone 25-03l Home-Owned by J. N. PETERSON 'Everylhing for 'Ihe Au'I'omobile BEST WISH ES HELEN AND BETTY BALLENGER NEW FLORIDA FRUIT GIFT SHOP C590 FAMILY LOAN COMPANY Loans from S30 +o S300 Twen+y Years in Lakeland C. E. WHARTON Manager SPOTLESS Cleaners is Every garmen'I' wwf inspecled Puck up and delivery service Zh. I Telephone 24-I 7 I IO66 Soulh Florida Avenue WORK'S PHARMACY l05l Sou+'l1 Florida Avenue Quali'I'y Prescripfion Service E. L. ADAMS JEWELER SINCE I9I2 DlXlELAND'S REXALL DRUG STORE Diamonds' Wa+che5' Silverware For a Real Trea'r Whi+man's Candies Can'+ Be Beal I08 Soulh Kenfucky Avenue GIBSON'S Fancy Groceries and Meals 923 Soufh Florida Avenue lF WE PLEASE YOU. TELL YOUR FRlENDS. Congra+ulaI'ions Io 'Ihe CLASS OF I950 916 SUNBEAM BREAD AND CAKE Il02 Soulh Florida Avenue MONTGOMERY WARD II7 NorI'I1 Kenfucky Avenue Telephone 4685 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I950 SELPH'S SERVICE STATION 95I EasI' Main SI'ree+ Telephone 34-854 THE HUB CLOTHING COMPANY GRAND LEADER Home of . I MICHAEIES-gSC'g'EIRIII-I CLOTHES Lad'eS Wea' and S ATS - Mcemseon SPORTSWEAR P'eCe Goods JANTZEN SWIM SUITS MANHATTAN SHIRTS . JARMAN SHOES Qver 40 Years in Lakeland I20 SouII1 Ken+ucky Avenue GILLUM PLUMBING AND EQUIPMENT CO. INSURANCE Plumbing Heaiing Gas Appliances 507 SouI'I1 FIoricIa Avenue l'4 TeIepI1one 33-22I RESEARCH in Ihe WorId's MOST MODERN LABORATORY keeps B. F. GOODRICH Firs'I' in Rubber B. F. GOODRICH I09 Soufh Florida Avenue Congra+uIaI'ionS, GracIuaI'es! o CARVER, LANGSTON 6' CARVER 5 Elsie ,Q Tm 'N SGYS I ln years 'ro come, l'he happy, care- free hours of your school days will conslanlly be a slimulaling memory. Occasionally, perhaps you will lhinlc of 'rhe leclious hours. When you clo, remember lhese words of James Russell Lowell: . . . Bu+ il was in making educa- 'lion no'r only common lo all, bul' in some sense compulsory on all, lhal' 'fhe clesliny of 'rhe free republics of America was prac+ically seHled. K0l'd?lZ.l' , fb 9 . 6 fc? J! If . of ,f f X, The Arl' ls ln CHISELBROOK SIGNS C00 82l Soufh Missouri Avenue Telephone 42-l7l K THE LAKELAND COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Congralulalions, Graclualesl BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP l22 Easl Main Slreel' J. C. ANDERSON, Manager CUNNINGHAM STEAM LAUNDRY FRANK L. McKAY WOODROW W. SAULS ll4l Easl' Parker Slreel Telephone 3l-l I I LAKELAND FORD COMPANY, INC. CARS TRUCKS Sales and Service L lc Mirror Drive Posi' Office Box I592 T I I1 4 0 GAB LE AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY NV! EDWARDS PACKING COMPANY SHIPPERS or ALL VARIETIES or cmzus NV! LAKELAND BUSINESS INSTITUTE ll5 Sou+l1 Florida Avenue d' d by Ihe American Associarion of Commercial Colleges J ESFKNEBS Congra+ula+ions, Gradua+es! OXFORD G' OXFORD A'H'orneys Telephone 2l I3 or 2I I4 Good Luclc +o The Seniors' C09 H. H. ALLSOPP INSURANCE NATHAN'S l2I Easl' Main Sfreel' Clofhes for Dad, Lad, and Lassie Nalionally Adverlised Lines FENTON'S LAUNDRY J. COOPER BROTHERS SUPER MARKET 00'-W 930 Norfh Florida Avenue Poll Parrof Shoes for Boys and Girls THE SHOE BOX Shoes for All Occasions l26 Soulh Kenfuclcy Avenue Telephone 22-324 LU N DY'S BAKERY Fresh Baked Goods Daily 9I3 Sou+h Florida Avenue Telephone 24-254 PARAMOU NT Fine Dry Cleaning 844 Soufh Florida Avenue Telephone 3I-23I SILVER MOON THEATER New Tampa Highway Na+ure's Ou+-Door Wonder- Iand LAKELAND LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS On Lalce Mirror Telephone 2I39 MOORE'S for Clo+hes .... MOORE'S STYLE SHOP CITIES TRANSIT, INC. TRAVEL BY BUS Schwobili- Clgfheg Economical Convenien+ 207 Easi Main Sireef Safe PORTER'S SHOES, INC. RACY5 Exclusive Shoes for You Handbags Hosiery 5I2 NorI'h Florida Avenue Telephone 47-303 LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S APPAREL MILLINERY AND PIECE GOODS 209 Easi' Main S+reeI' Telephone 43-02I Congrafulafions fo The CLASS OF I950 JO ANN'S PASTRY 320 Easl' Pine Sfreef AMERICAN OIL COMPANY .IOI-IN E. BALLENGER, Agen+ Posf Office Box I Telephone 37-08I Le+ +he knowledge you have acquired be a magnei' +ha'l' draws friendship. O O O FLORIDA ALL-BOUND BOX COMPANY Auburndale Florida MYRICK'S MEN'S STORE II3 Soufh Kenfucky Avenue Hari Schaffner 8: Marx Clolhes Arrow ShirI's Walk-Over Shoes Cafalina Sporlswear BEST WISHES Io 'l'he CLASS OF I950 BEN FORD STATIONERY COMPANY THORNTON GAS APPLIANCE CO. Lalceland's Exclusive Gas Appliance Dealer BEST OF LUCK! MODERN FLOOR COVERING EDITH'S BEAUTY Home of Mohawk Carpel' 956 and Arms+rong Linoleum Telephone 37-255 Eal' al... GLASS DINER AMERICAN and ITALIAN FOOD SpagheH'i, Ravioli, Pizza, e'I'c. STROLLO 8: GIANNINI, Propriefors I295 Easl' Main S+ree'I' Telephone 52-34I SOUTHERN PRINTING COMPANY o 322 Norfh Florida Avenue Good Luck +o You All! BALLENGER AUTO We STORAGE, INC. JEAN's srumo OF DANCING -'4 TODD HARDWARE COMPANY lI3 Soufh Florida Avenue EARLE M. WILLIS REALTOR Sales Renfals Proper+y Managemenl' Marble Arcade Telephone 4637 SEYMOUR NURSERY I GLADYS Exclusive bul' No+ Expensive Home 009 of 225 Soulh Florida Avenue Beauliful Landscaping THOMAS W. BRYANT and E. SNOW MARTIN QUALITY CLEANERS Telephone ZI47 II6 Soufh Missouri Avenue Pick Up and Delivery Service LAKELAND FRENCH DRY CLEANERS .L LIND'S l042V2 Soulh Florida Avenue ln Dixieland Feafuringz Darlene Juniors Ship 'n' Shore Peler Pan Bras Korel' of California ABBOTT-HECKES COMPANY FRANK HECKES, Presidenf Safely, Service, and Savings on Every Form of Insurance Real Es+a+e and Mor+gage Loan Depar1'men'l's II7 S. Tennessee Ave., Tel. 440l Q 'Gif' Y i BABY S HOP E TOGGERY III Sou+l1 Tennessee Avenue D CCNGRATULATIONS fo 1'l1e CLASS OF l95'0 STORE COGGIN INTERIOR L05 Sm DECORATORS NE S Avenue l026 Soul'l1 Florida Avenue L. H. TERRY BOB'S SPORTING Repregenfing GOODS A. M. KIDDER AND Corner Pine S+reel' and Member New York Slock Kenlucky Avenue Exchange all Ill H EN LEY'S DRUG STORE JA KONETA CLAYTON FLORIST HOSPITAL FLOWER SHOP Funeral Sprays and Wrealhs Cul Flowers and Corsages Roses a Specially 5I8 Nor+h Massachusells Avenue Open Sundays-Telephone 25-531 Day and Nighl Service DeSo+o - Plymoufh Au+horized Service Look Below for your nearesl DeSo+o - Plymoulh Dealers. They offer skilled workmanship, genuine paris. FOR SERVICE CALL DIRECT DEALERS McLARTY 8: FRANZBLAU 244 N. Florida Ave., Telephone 5I6I FLORIDA SOUTHERN ABSTRACT 81 TITLE COMPANY MORRIS PRODUCE MARKET IISLIMISII Drinks, Candy, Sandwiches 328 NorI'h Florida Avenue across from Lakeland High School ABSTRACTS and TITLE INSURANCE Lakeland Winfer Haven MELsoN Auro ALINEMENT II5 Wesl' Pine Sfreel' SEARS ORDER OFFICE l05 Easl' Main SI'reeI' FLORIDA - GEORGIA TRACTOR COMPANY CONSTRUCTION. INDUSTRIAL. and LOGC-SING EQUIPMENT NV! Savannah Jacksonville Tallahassee Tampa Orlando Miami Lakeland LakeIand's FLORIDA STATE THEATERS Citizens Wherever We Serve PaIace Polk Lake Theaiern TheaI'er Theaier LakeIand's Cen+raI FIorida's Pick of Family Theafer Finesi' 'I'he Hi'Is 'ki , fi ' E, V T 'T E 3 POLK COUNTY REO.SERVICE Truclcs . Buses A T I046 New Tampa Highway CongraTulaTions, GracluaTes! Telephone ' Day: 5l85 NighT: 24-86l LAKELAND MOTOR T FLANAGAN's PAINT PARTS POT :T if iii? E. C. PaT Flanagan, Jr. mbmkm II5 WesT Main STreeT II7 WesT Lemon STreeT Telephone 464I The is-so HTGHLANDER STAFF would like To express iTs appreciaTion Tor The help of The Tollow- ing in making The HIGHLANDER a success: To The adminisTraTive heads, The TaculTy, and The sTudenT body Tor Their coopera- Tion and supporT. To Mr. Frank H. WrighT oT Taylor Pub- lishing Company. , To Mr. and Mrs. HJ B. Hallen of Hallen STudios. To Mr. Diclc Phillips of Phillips STuclio. To Howard Sims, our sTuclenT phoTog- rapher. 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