Lakeland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1952 volume:

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It's funny I've never had a nickname, but l've meant so many fine things to so many people over the years that it just never was suitable to be friv- olous about me. This is a very special year to me. probably the most important one of my whole life. It frightens me to realize that this is the last year I shall live in this old building that has been my home for twenty-six marvel- ous years. Next year l shall be in a brand-new, shiny-sparkling building, and I may not like it at all. It will be my home, though, and I shall stand for the same high ideals there that I've always upheld here. Cant you see, then, what an important HIGHLANDER this is? It must be a complete and enduring record of this, my final year. May it mean as much to you as it does to me. V . ' 1 X6 ,af g f 4. H . . f f 7' f -. ' 'rj -e ...gi .Q f . ,-- - - - .. : '71 . ' ' -- X M' f A -' .1- , -. -- J' 1 - 7' '1 Y- --f. ' ' '-'ff - Am' gr rf . Y ' .' -JZ ' 3 Q-3' .,. r r -f ..::1--of -M-fleflefie he-eeL:ff:....1:1.:--. 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It's not just K Z g ,.! the actual classroom teaching that makes them , ' I i a part of me-it's all those extra things that p I' f I ,fpfmx I take for granted-sponsoring clubs and ac- ' f Xif JA f' J tivities, supporting the school athletic program, i li ' , I chaperoning, planning and supervising impor- Q tant events, helping us to grow up morally as 1, well as mentally, but most of all it's their ' 1 ix iN, x ff' genuine friendliness and understanding counsel , -s X il Q that have meant the most throughout the years. g f ,f fy f x l is s f f ff X Mr. Carl S. Cox Superfiyifzg Prizzripal A highly impressixe title is area ad- ministrative assistant. but I..H.S. students find Mr. Loyelate a muth more attessible friend than this would imply. lfootball games, spe- tial trains. hometoming toiitests and dozens of other stliool attivities fall in his department. lie spent four .ind a li.ilt' years in the Air l7ortt. partly in the Middle East. Although he is tl ,lii.'X.lll. he admits .1 fondness for Florida. probably heiause itk .i good plate for his faxorite sport. fishiiig. A prominent figure in the educa- tional field. Mr. Cox is supervising principal of the Lakeland Public Schools. His position on the faculty of Florida Southern College for a number of years bequeathed him the title of Dean still used by many of his friends. He holds degrees from Birmingham, Southern and from Vanderbilt. His home and family life dominate his leisure hours, with his two young grand- daughters vying for top honors. Mr. john W. Lovelace Area Ad7lIfllfJfl'dffZ'E Assistant 'iam , Consistently trying to see the stu- dents' viewpoint over a period of nineteen years at LHS. would have exhausted the patience of a lesser man than Mr. Poppell, high school principal, His keen understanding of people has made him a highly respected member of various civic orgtmizdtions, his church .ind the Florida High School Activities As- sociation. Mr. Poppell likes many things About this school, but he takes greatest pride in the democratic Spirit evidenced by the administra- tion, the faculty. .ind the student body. Mrs. Nellie Arnett , o .V Mr. 'lack Barker l Miss Ruth Mrs. Lucile Hall Brown Bryant if.: fl .,f' ULLFI- Miss Rosemary Buchanan Miss Mabel Caperton MRS. NELLIE ARNETT has a highly varied background of educational experience. Positions of elementary teacher. iunior high teacher. even principal loom in her past. This year ninth grade pu- pils are finding Civics a profitable and enjoyable study under her fine guidance, MR. JACK BARKER, teaching health education, is a newcomer to the L.H.S. faculty. One of our first-rate coaches, he was athletic director at Lebanon, Virginia, before making Lakeland his home. Hrs all-time favorite occupation is coathrng-not any partitular sport4just coaching in general. Kentueky should he INIISS RUTH HAl.l. BROXVNS nickname. not only for her birthplace. but because it's the spot she loves best. Students taking Algebra 1 are mighty glad Miss Brown moved up from Algebra l to tontinue looking after them in her familiar. and completely deceitful. stern manrrer this year. MRS. Il'ClLE BRYANT. born in North Carolina. attended Whrshrngton Lhrversity, St. Louis. Missouri. and Stetson in Deland. Florida. for her A.B. degree. She has worked hard in l..H.S.. in addition to teathing linglish. as advisor of the 'lam O' Sl .1frIrv. and as head of the English depart- ment. Her hobby is flower gardening and she has toured the l'nrted States and Carnatla. MISS ROSEMARY BYCHANAN tame to us from Crntrnnatr. Ohio. six sears ago. lcathrng ttnth grade linglrsh. she holds a BS. degree from Appalathran State 'l'eather's College and has done graduate work at li Sl' and the hnistrsrtx of Cincinnati. A member of the Lakeland l,rttle Theater. she has done ttL1IsI.lt'lcl1Fig work in dramatrts. which she lists among her hobbies. 'l.ets shut it off. heard anywhere in the xtorld vtould tause all girl students of l.l'l.S to turn around and look tor MISS MABEI. CAPFRTOX. for this is her trademark in the physital eduta- tron classts A native of Oklahoma. Miss C.apertor1 has that lean. healthy, alert appearante tharatttr- rsrit of so many XXX-sterners. Golf is her hobby and she ranks among Lakelands top players. I 2 Miss Catherine . Craig i Mrs. 'lessie May Chambers Miss Evelyn Covington I i O !'v: ' 4' M : 54, E , 5 I A 5 ,, . e,!f s . L , L , use Miss Virginia Davis Mr. john Deedrick Mrs. Mervyn Dickinson MRS. JESSIE MAY CHAMBERS has to be versatile to handle her teaching assignment-typewriting. consumer education and eighth grade math. Although this is her first year of teaching at L.H.S.. she speaks enthusiastically of the friendliness and spirit of cooperation among the students. MISS EVELYN COVINGTON names Odessa, Texas, as her birthplace and is as proud of the fact as are all Texans. She teaches problems and current history. An active cluhwoman. Miss Cov- ington has little spare time to devote to raising cacti. her hobby. or to haseball. her favorite sport las an observer, not a participantj. Latin and MISS CATHERINE CRAIG are synonymous at L.H.S. Because of her fine work in making Latin fascinating and attractive, Lakeland has the largest Latin department in the state. A native of Alabama. Miss Craig is a graduate of Wfesleyan at Macon, Georgia. She dislikes the confusion in L.H.S. and hopes for serenity and more storage space in the new building. N0 one has yet determined how such a small person as MISS VIRGINIA DAVIS can contain so much energy. ability and know-how in general. Miss Davis. who teaches journalism. once was .id- visor to all three of our fine publications. Now she confines her publishing activities to the Bag- pipe and no sound is as familiar to her classes as, Remember, today is the deadline? MR. JOHN DEEDRICK names basketball as his favorite sport as well he might, for he was a top' ranking varsity player during his college career. This is his third year at L.H.S. teaching physical education. and boys who ask every day if they are going to dress out are his pet peeve. The main thing he dislikes about L.H.S. is the lack of respect which boys and girls have for the teachers and for school property. When asked what she would like to see in the new building. MRS. MERVYN DICKINSON, with characteristic humor, said, Mel Students of General Math 2 know that this is the sort of thing that they can expect from their capable and witty teacher. Mrs. Dickinson is a native Floridian and holds a B.S. degree from Florida Southern College. Miss Hazel Haley Mrs. Lois Drake Miss Frances Furlow l c QRQCK Q rds Cl. L-L3 Mr. Vernon Ha Q t any T ji, L-KX him l' VV A 2 V 1 Fla:-Z Mrs Eileen Harloe il Mr. Kenneth Hartsaw Soft-spoken. quiet, efficient, MRS. LOIS DRAKE maintains an air of calm assurance despite the distracting clangor of thirty-two typewriters. Mrs. Drake holds a BS, degree in commerce and teaches shorthand as well as typewriting. Her personal requirement for the new building is a huge. cool typing room, One who is cooperative. friendly, conscientious. with a nice sense of humor is MISS FRANCES FURLOWVS definition of an ideal student. Oddly enough. her students would give the same defini- tion of Miss Furlow. Although this is her first year of teaching, she did her interne work at L.H.S. under the supervision of Miss Young last year. She is teaching Latin and Caesar A deep sincere interest in children. reading and dramatics dominates most of MISS HAZEI, HALEYS activities, Students in her speech and Senior English classes finally hetome accustomed to hearing themselves referred to as children, Miss Haley regards her work as adxisor to the Highlander staff as a most challenging but rewarding task. MR. VERNON HALL. who teaches bookkeeping. typewxriting. and hustrtess English lists Auhurn- dale. Florida, as his home Athletics and work with young peoplc ahsorh most of his spare time Like many others, he deplores the crowded conditions of the halls and stairs here and hopes for a large. adequate bookkeeping room in the next building, LHS. added a neu lthrarian this year. MRS. EILEEN HARLOE from Printcton. Nik-st Virginia She heliekes that tht sttitlc-nts here are very nice to work with. Although full tzrne lihrart' mark is pretty demanding. snc- finds time tor reading the latest noxcils. licr hohhy Unlike many of our feminine faculty memhers. MR. KENNETH HARTSAXX' tlitesnt mind atlmita ting how long he has taughtian amazing thirty'-one years. Easy-going. amial'-le Mr Hartsawx has made business arithrtietic an experience hoth pleasant and prohtahle lor his pupils He character- izes an ideal student .tX1!1ZClllgCl lf. cooperative. and rnischiexous, Miss Eunice Keen Mr. Harry Hatcher Mr. George johnson I i i i i '. 2 I 'aft l 7:34-vdbfao :gel-ELLUQ N U-NlLlJ-L ,QW 'f A J wumtji '?7 iW'2'2g 07 LwlLbL4.3ovcL L4 X .,,...., Miss Rebecca Keith Mrs Eula Lastinger M Mr. William Lawrence Surely a teacher who lists farmer, butcher, bus driver, correspondent and soldier among his past occupations would have many intriguing adventures to tell his classes. These are a part of MR. HARRY HATCHERS background, as are degrees from the University of Tennessee and Peabody College. He teaches English 3. MR. GEORGE JOHNSON, who teaches world geography and math, is a native of Brier Hill. Pennsylvania. His leisure hours are spent tinkering in his workshop or amusing his baby daughter. Georgia. In the new building he hopes to see lounges provided for the teachers and for the students to use in their free moments. It is hard to believe that MISS EUNICE KEEN. bustling about the library in her customary brisk manner, has been L,H.S. librarian for sixteen years. Any student who asks her for help will find that his needs become her primary concern, and she will not stop until the deed has been accomplished. Despite her associations with all 1700 of them. Miss Keen likes best about her job her contacts with the students. MISS REBECCA KEITH is back at L.H.S. after taking a year's leave of absence to obtain her M.A. degree at F.S.L'. Teaching American history leaves her little time for her hobby, reading. To Miss Keith. the ideal student is loyal to his school and all its activities, an enthusiastic participant in several things, working to the best of his ability in the classroom. A rather peculiar combination of subjects-typewriting, office practice and Bible-keeps MRS. EULA LASTINGER leaping from one train of thought to another. Almost the entire school de- pends upon the fine secretarial work done by her office practice class where the work is not only under Mrs. Lastinger's direction, but much of the actual doing is by her. Two sons keep her busy outside of school. Advisor to the S.G.A. has assumed an important role in MR. WILLIAM LAWRENCES routine. Teaching four classes of health education leaves him scarcely enough time to cope with the many problems that an active S.G.A. presents. Travel, baseball, his young daughter, meteorology-these are among Mr.,Lawrence's favorites Mr. Robert Lawton Miss Marguerite Lumpkin Miss Maxine Mr. Harry Mclntyre ' Mayhall C I QA 5 i -fl.. if f Mr. Charles Metcalf - - ii Miss Virginia Miller Musit dominates most of MR. ROBIZRT l.AXX l'ON'S out-of-sthool time. and even a portion of his sthool hours is devoted to dirt-ttint: our up-and-toming hoys' thorus. Although he is teaching general math in I..H.S.. he instrutts in musit at Florida Southern College and directs the thoir at a Winter Haven thurth. MISS MARGVQERITE LUMPKIN ht-rtays an ovt-rvthelnnng fondness of travel in the many fine trips that sht- plans and extstutes for studt-nts---trips to Sarasota. St Augustine. and even Xwashington and Xtw York. bhe is head of tht sotial studit-s dtfpartment, teathing world history and Ameritan his- tlttw Ft-vs' students hast graduated from this sthmwl without hting wt-ll atquainted with MISS MAXINL MtlN'l'YRlf. ht-tter known as Bliss Mat iht- atttendt-d Florida Southern and FSC. for her AB. dthurtt and taught in Sarasota. lflorithi, tor two ytars iht would like to see air tonditioning and an attrattivt- room for tluh mtetinys in tht- ntw sthot-I Bliss Mat tttatht-s plane and solid geometry. trigonometrt. and is head of tht- math dt-partmt-nt. 'lht' name MR HARRY MAYHAIJ. and l.al-ttland High 'sthool prattitally go hand in hand. for ht- has httn ht-ad ot tht ttttistt dttpaitnitnt tor tht' twist tistntx-thrtt' yt-ars. As wt-ll as proxiding a mt.sit.iI ttlutatittn for studtnts ht has ttitiltttl haitz .ts .ziztttttr ot tht lakeland High Sthool hand, tht' uizls ulttt tlt.h ans tht higitls dzill ttairz all tit xshhi: .t:t .tzn-ttilu tht htsf Nitntt' is a l:-thhx as vttll as .i t-th ft r MR CHARI la Mllf All, who admits that ht has ht-en rttttztdt-1 as Ilrtst ttht' Chaiht llt sfttt-is his spazt ti':.t inxtnting --r fishing. Ht' has trast-ltd width. :halting trips turoagh North an' N-tt.th Atntritt arg.: tht Ntutti Patitit lslt-s. Ht- NI.xIt'N that his tttnttption or ttzt' itztal stt.t:tnt is t-nt who tiits to -to tt.t latst ht' tan with all ht' has at all times anti platts MISS VlRCilfXlA Mll.l.l'R has taught in I. H 5 tor nxnt- xtntis attt'r holding various other teathing positions. Htr third xtar lfnlulish stu ltnts haxt' tntt-xt.: and ht ntttittfd from her extt-lltfnt interpreta- tion tit oral httfiatart wht' ltlxts htst ah-rut tht sthot-l tht tint- spirit that tharatterizes the relation- ship ht-tv.t't-n tatulty and stlltltllts Miss Mdriorie Mitthcll hllss Vellald hlOLli g Mr, I,, L, Miss I-ouc-lla Nelson Pope I fix K ix Q ' , NA X ! , X 1 Y, A - I X Mrs. Mildrcd Rcnner mar'-NH Mr. Claude Ridley A swimming pcml in the new huilding is the numher une .imhitwn uf MISS MARIORIE MIT- CHELL. girls' physiml e-.lutdtiun tuither. Alxxpiys un the iw. she names gulf. fishing. and swimming as her favorite spivrts, In her .in iduil student is sine whit engdges in selwol .ind Llaiss .lctixities tu the hesr uf his ihility. MISS VALDA MOCK. Alyehm I te.1iher. is cxperieniing her first year in the cdut.ition.1l field and finds many things .ah-'ut the pwlie-ssinn interesting .ind .ipptilingq bhe is .i gr.iduate tif F.S.I'. .ind h.1s hcen .1 PI'UliL'SNIUl'l.Il d.initr, Asked .ihuut the extent uf his tr.ixt'ls, COACH I.. I, NELSON. hotter kniiwn as Nurmi. s.iid, Bryant Smdium--the sidelines nn lirid,iy nightsf' .ind entliusmstit fmitlmill Inns lcnmv this is true. liotwtlmill h.1s mdde Il'LIIIL'IIililLIN strides during his hvur ye.irs .it I,.H S. Trying tn prndtite .1 lily Ten eh.impiiwnship te-.tm ltmes 1,1-.ith little time tn indulge in fishing. his Iii-hhy It m.1y wme .is .1 surprise ti- num students that the entire taeulty .ii:i'L-es with MISS I.OI'EI.I.A POPE when she ndmts .ipplt-pwlisliin: hy students .is her pet pu-X e. Miss Pope. lwniernnking te.uhcr. spends her spare time .unending tltih meetings. hitithnll 4.imL's. twlletting demi-tasse trips .ind tr.ix'e-ling, Indi.1n.1 h.is sent tis .1 neu English .ind Amtritan histuri te.1ther this ye.1r, MRS. MILDRED REN- NER. She likes the students here. hut she misses the .1swti.itiun th.1t mmes from longer atquaint- .inte-. She LlI.lI'.lLIR.'I'llC'N .in ide-.il student .is one who is alert. full wt fun .ind m.1nncrly. Leisure time' MR. CI.AI'DE RIDIEY has nune, It he isnt teuhing D.C.T. in the sclwtil. he is going to stlimil himself .ti the I'nivei'sity uf Flimridti, xsmking twr his thurth, or lghoring mer the yxird of his .ilmi-st nun li-vine, Findents who are .idditteei ru milking in .issemhly h.id hettcr watth out for him. Some day he is going to give in to his suppressed desire and knmk their heads to- gether. Mr. john Str Sure Miss Minnic Skipper 1 X Mrs. Olga Skolcan Kill Mr. john Tcany Miss Ada Grace Tcddcr Mrs. Virginia Thonmsson MR -IUHN ST, Sl'Rlf, hiirn in lflcclu. K.1u.ii. Tcrririiry' iii Hmuxii. .ittfnilr-if thi- lfnixmfrsiry' iii' H.1w.1ri .md taught in thc 1Sl.ll'hlS for tlircc lL'.il'i. His tim .xriiiinil thc wivrlil-Ausrr.ili.i, the Philippines -laprin. China. Altliiwululi hc has tnuglit in Al.1h.1m.1 .mil lfluiiilri for clnwn yr l,.il-ci'l.inil, ulu-ru ha- is instriiiting in ilicrnisrry .lflal physiis. fXllNN MINXIIZNls1II'l'l'Rh.isr.ii14l:i liiiriiiiimlcirisg .ir I ll N s ils have lui him .ilmwst .ill the xmi Euriipc. Al.ll7.ll1l.l .inrl then Flivriili s, this is Mr Nt. Nuifs first SL.lI'lI1 inii hai ur.1.1i:.1rii-n ti--in l'liiri.f.i Nutr lhzursifx Hi-r lwhhics .ill l.lV'.'LflIT'll .mil railing Nhi ifislilus ilxi iii-xx-546 iilnifitwns iii 'his s wil .ami liiigxs iii: .ifugmitr :Ill ,:rf:.ii':xi liii'mn,il-Qing I4 !l1T1Ls an rig :tux hnilihriu ll L.ri4 sun pliii!ii4i.igNi:'. .ini siuxznq ..1i Ihr !.1XiiI1Tc ii-stirzirs -if KIRN Hlli.-X NKUKAX lf: H: six '.i.iis -wr tuiilxilig slii :i.is Nun iiiiiliixiii in rim lvrisrnt silw'-ils, ,illf luis .vim rw 'fi .iin.li.siiinth.1tthi1i 1sf1liNllillYlHFl.1.iN,AH iiir-.il stiiriunr Pi:li.irNs shi will tin.: hint him in Uni i iirr linlulesh l iI.issrs A 't1,.:i ii? riginx Zz ii: . i s MR NJHX ill,-XXY uns Fiirn in 'lui' l'l.i..ic. ln.:i,i:i.i li: szx Xl: Nfznfli .wiv 21.451 lvtpistrn, gifiir-l grin .ini ?lN'iN.,1i s gift.: ,ri l,-lu '..:t- 'Min Li his in zi. '- ' ' '4 snnfinzs hx Piis .1 inurist in sp rfs, :pis friiriihmss .at .':s l:L.:t1ii: fNllNN ,MDA Lilifxfl lllDl5lR viz i.Ii4i h.i.l4gi-ii:nt rn.2i..:is uiirk ,it liiimii. Diilxi .in N! siZ1 'ni his lnglzsi I Nm l,.1sf' vii: riwsq .if X. Mfr Awww ,i .-it mix hi: ,yig's1'g.yi is '+ ' .1 iL ?i'I!.i'.il71!sfil.iss '.Kl':'cN'Z rcs Nlrg ls liiiilgiq, 'iifxxkif' ' i i'.:'L LL! VYNYVQH' 'HW fl.ll'1ZlJ llvrsin smrgrt ..:i':i .::i tzsf' L.: lillics ii,.n.'s i .iii.ir 'L t nsi: Iii lihzi fNlliN YlliCilNl:X 'llllPXlANN4lX. zlN'.ir1.1:i .i.'ri'1!sti',it I! s Y-Iii -T fir 'Ai mix .lNLflXVfLsNl1i'TN A Ziitixi ii! Xiizrlz f.iriili:m.i slim fi., ru- :Lim .ir l, H N 7--1 sis xhirs Nha is tinifirm Ihr if1.ierr1,.1!i Nll1P fil,L :XY A fNl C1.i!!. .i ixiuitly ,:i:t...nJi:1Q wh I 8 Miss Louise Willianis Mr. Rex Toothman Mrs. Norma Wlarren . 8 1, ' Mrs. Frankie Workizer Miss Alvazine Young Mr. Morris Zipprer A D.C.T. room of his own design in the new building is the current ambition of MR. REX TOOTH- MAN. D.C.T. coordinator. He is proud of his fifty'-five students who are ably combining school work with on-the-job training. Pride of a more personal nature is manifested in his young son. his baby daughter. his new home and his gardening. At Ll-l.S. there is a woman who was once the assistant dean of women at the university of Florida and is now on the iuvenile court advisory committee and the Polk County childrens committee. This experience enables MRS. NORMA WARREN to guide intelligently the students and their parents in all phases of their problems and to teach a course in problems. with personal understand- ing. Wild flower and stamp collecting are two of MISS I.OL'lSE XX'lI.I.lAMS' leisure occupations. She would like to add sheep raising and deep sea diving to these outside activities--all of which tie in with the subject she teaches, biology, and show the sincere interest she takes in her profession. XY'hen not collecting, raising, teaching, or diving. Miss Willitims plays tennis, rides horses, or enioys her music. Para mananan prefaces MRS. FRANKIE XYORKIZERS homework assignment in her Spanish classes, and the next day there is invariably a pupil who tells her. l couldn't get my Spanish because l had to do some other homework. This statement is definitely Mrs, NX'orki1er's pet peeve. Teach- ing Latin and Spanish. she tonsiders the seven weeks she spent in Mexico last summer a good invest- ment. NX'hen asked how long she had taught. MISS ALVAZINE YOUNG replied with typital blunt bre- vity. Many years. and these years have been spent mostly in teaching l.at1n. An ambitious tlub- woman. she has been state president of several organizations. Her hobby is stamp collecting. l..H.S. has a star tennis player on the fatulty--MR. MORRIS ZIPPRER, 9th grade cixics teacher. This is his third year here and in addition to tennis he likes rc-cord playing, reading. travel. fish- ing. and oddly enough. cow punching. hir. Zipprer hopes for a longer lunch hour in the new build- ing so that he will have time for a nap. . Miss Grate Murrell Mr. Floyd Lay Mrs. DorothyCl,1rlc Miss .lean C roshy Mrs N1.ihtIl.oxtl.ittr Mrs Oixil Spent lt s no setret that MISS GRACE Ml.'RRlFl.l,'S pet pt-me is students who skip sthmwl. Smit she has been the visiting teather. the stlniul .ittendante retilrd has impimed 1l'NUlL'.iNLlf.il7lX A natise Floridmn. Miss Murrell holds .ln A li degree with work .it lf Elf .ind Fliiritld South- lln MR. FLOYD LAY. is ht-st known to students in wnnettion with swimming or with the First Aid trourse+.i must ' for seniors-.although hz is in reality' Supervisor of Health and Physital Eduttition of Polk County He is :idditted to .ill sports and can often he found officiating .it mir- ious tontests at night. Although they have more than enough routine office work to keep them busy all day, the setretaries'in the offices of Mr. Cox and Mr. Poppell always take time to help the clubs or individual students with their problems They deserve muih tredit for the effitient ioh they haw done in the uffites 5.5 DEPENDABLES Mrs. Mary C, Guderian Dependable is the word for Mrs. Guderian, who has helped many students when they were ill or not feeling up to par. All are grateful to her for her fine work as the first aid room supervisor. Trying to meet a dead- line at 11:30 every day keeps this efficient lunch- room staff in a state of per- petual motion. The cafe- teria is attractive and the fine food prepared and served by this group helps to make it so. -c Mr. O. Cason, Mr. N. XV. Thornhill, Mr. Eugene Lamb Mr H N Lamb, Mr. W. j. Smith. You can always find one of these hard-working men in the halls or on the campus going about their job of keeping the school in order. Hats off to our capable janitors. Don Morris. Shirley Harvey, Mrs. Lula Harnage. Mrs. Nora Pearce. Mrs. james Alderman lv rs D. Embry. Mrs. N. I.. Carter. Miss jackie Ross. CAN YOU MHAG I E I I 'Y Y, 4 ' .ff in 5,-ew f i , V4 1 ' FF , . 1 ,'6f if sf F. X xi 1 U X i Ass? - h Barker a seamstu iss Mitchell 3 Sodaht J COQC C, I i ,,,, immmww fi - ig f Miss Lumpkin a gum-chewer? Miss Murrcll L1 truant? 1: . . 5 5 vmtlsmcri' MW B W Rxdw' A P' x . r0Wn .1 allnglng V- V R xlllqff CAN YOU IMAGI NE.. hcaiff r 11 '- Vfofkae Mfg Mr St Sur Bfrs B e a lrttle boy , fy all 3. ITIESS Nirs Warren 1 grouch7 vvuslhi W' 00 3 M Whm Mfg, Las . Un , ger a gnmer? 23 UNVNHNHRlU! 'T WQQQWMNNWWMQV X I Nb- 1 XXEXXF 1 5 ,5 X ' ' dai LTI X i X ' .' u ' ul ' v X FXS F EFF: 1 W X 2, - .W S X- U F M ' -axxx Y RQ-I 'L 1 C' 2 x ,Q f X V V ? 1 g Sia ' N X. Xia J 1 f' --.gif X 'VE f Ck Zf, 1 ' NX. J, - in -ef f .4 f -2.1, XXX. - '- I X g 1: ' 14 X - ., 5 ,ta ,i V' r xy , X, XX V + f X Hf XX . f fx fl, . 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I X4 f' Zi! be l 1 -' lz ' k'i7's f s fi y We 4 'XT'-? - ,xiif qi - : 4 I 471 B - .- 'f' -'Z H 4 5 Y if 4 - '-U1 Qi' 121.114 Y' g xl, j' 'if 4 5 E -'Vs lx 'ie' - y L E' yi li' 1 l l ll, i ,gang i Y lv F,-xi When I consider how many activities L.H.S. has, and realize that I am right in the midst of every one of them, I am amazed at my ver? satility! just think of me-one spirit-being in the band, the glee clubs, the hall patrol, the SGA, the honorary clubs, the service clubs, the publications staffs-too many others to men- tion. It's probably not becoming for me to say it, but I am the most vital force in this old building, and I know I will be the same in the new one. I-Iumbly, modestly, I state that not one of these activities would be as wonderfully successful as it is without me-the spirit of L.H.S. ,-X zs .4411 --f . Marilyn MLW.-. e . . Hy Dndgefs- b Tflppv S2 A -k mn. Sggllaziele Sumner. and Robert lat sc wk f x 9 f f f 7 .L Ji-.Ll-re, HIGHLAN DER EDITORIAL STAFF OFFICFRS w.i11.ir L- Manner lids: f,v., 1 f,-- iff: Nally IJWXIPQQZN fn: l..'i','f v Naniy Mtflrllan fl 1' .'.H.'.' Bally l'LJxxCll 6.1115 l1u'.x'f,v Shirley Nliallei' fl 5 ,'.1f,,' liexerly lxq F.Jc'14lIA', Edllffv Marilyn MtClure flu lid:1f,- liarhara Tripp Plrfffvuzf lfjffffr -ludy liishop Martha Ann james Anwslarzlv Ruhr-rt ,Ianksun 5110111 Ifdllur Dirk hfaasarn A.i,11s!.n1l Miss Hazel Haley Adi fwfr Deadlines to be met, pictures to be taken, elections to be conducted, pages to be drawn--is it any wonder that sixth period, Room 223 is a madhouse? Nevertheless, the l-IIGHLANDER EDITORIAL STAFF works hard composing the pages of the L.l-IS. annual, trying to present the students with the best annual ever. Martha Ann lanes. Dirk Mason. Xanty MrClellan. Shirley Schaller, and Judy Bishop. Avis Thompson, Nathalie Emery. Hazel james, Evelyn Munday, joAnne Boswell, Mme Ann Chatham. Frames Louise Ross, Betty XY'harton and Dorothy Rothrotk. - 4 f f HIGHLANDER BUSINESS STAFF Marie Ann Chatham Bllvflltff Ilfafzager Sally Atwood, JoAnne Boswell, Natha- lie Emery, Linda jo Harrell, Hazel james, Barbara Lane, Virginia Lee, Eve- lyn Munday, Frames Louise Ross, Doro- thy Rothroclc, Martha Rothroclc. Carol Serr, Avis Thompson and Betty Whar- ton. Miss Maxine Mclntyre Adiimf , .tai a,, --':f . --- S o se Qimdf-fm T F' A A Eight hundredf Thats how many annuals the HIGHLANDER BUSINESS STAFF sold this year, exceeding last year's sales by one hundred books. The expression WoLild you like to buy an annual? and the business staff might well be considered synonymous. These girls solicited all the ads you see in our Highlander. First row: Carol Serr, Sally Atwood, Barbara Lane, Virginia Lee and Martha Roihrock. Second row: Linda jo Harrell. BAGPIPE STAFF FDITORIAL STAFF bfartha Vfebb Edllffr'-,iii-Chr' Estabell Herstovitz lllamzglizg Edlfffi Peggy Smith i'll.rie14f1 Edffffl' Pat Flynn . Cofjg Edna, jim Byrd ,Ye u J Edilm' Marian Mustoe FL.IfllYc Edllm Steve Tope Sjwrl Eljllul Leonard Rabin Jatk Sinclair A r.i1.i1.n11,i Avis Thompson Club Edmff Hazel james Rrldfll Edllrn' Miss Virginia Davis First row: Estabell Herscovitz. Peggy Smith. Marian Mustoe. Second row: jack Sinclair. Hazel james, Leonard Rabin. Avis Thompson, jim Byrd, Pat Flynn. and Steve Tope. Adzlrur 28 Allan Bly antl Martha Webb BLSINFSS STAFF Allan lilx N.itli.ilie lfmcrx 15:4 .wi .ll,lf.,.t U flt ,l1,1f..1.u l1.iib,ii.ill.ir:tll llaftl liatli 6 f, ,1i..,.- 1 IH ,vp f.,1.l .ll.1f.'... Di1l1iItsll.iriI!ii',li limntts lXluiiil'W.iuer .'l,. :r ,ll.'.,i.4' 1j',.f,i',,: ' NOl,lC,'l'0R5- 5.if.l lirt-ngle. Sally Fussell. J Ann laxne. lititilx lui. Lihhy Cliiiper. Marx Ann lwswlin. fliliw R.in.:.ill. Marx Lee Xxillldms. Ai'litgr A-iiiiirt. .intl liiih lnissiter Our top quality school paper that is continually winning National Awards is the BAGPIPE. This bi-monthly publication of the jour- nalism department is always greeted with enthusiasm by the stu- dents, for it contains news of all school activities and many other interesting features. We commend the members of the business and editorial staffs of the Bagpipe for their superior publication! TAM O' SHANTER Barbara Baker and Wayne Bell Barbara Baker Edilor XX'ayne Bell Buyirzeu Mmzager SOLICITORS-Gail Brooks. Roh- ert Brown, David Doster. Paula Ruth Edgar, Douglas Gaines. Emily Hull. Katherine Johnson, Pat McGauley, Ginger Martin, Alan Schiff, and Mary Lou XX'yatt Mrs. Lucile Bryant Adrimr 1. N iffy, Ay! lv f, JM 'a 0 I an , 6 4 1 .u wg E N1 Mfziz- t WAXQN i .H ,az rx-5' l-lax .4 Wi? Q Q3 - 1, -'-is '- x F -- .. ,,.L... .-.. The fall and spring issues of the literary magazine, the TAM OSHANTER, keep this staff and their advisor working con- tinuously during the sixth period of every day. The magazine is made up of original short stories, essays, poems, and jokes written by the students of I..H.S. With much care the staff compiles these entries to form the Tam O'Shanter, a magazine of you, by you, and for you. First row Paula Ruth Edgar Mary Lou Wyatt Pat McGauley and Ginger Martin Second row. Katherine johnson Douglas Gaines. Dawid Doster Alan Schiff, Robert Brown and Gail Brooks. WALLACE SUMNER What would we do without our SENIOR HIGH S.G.A.? We certainly wouldn't have those useful handbooks from which we get telephone numbers and other important information, nor would we have had that special season from November 17th to 30th. This was Twirp Season, which meant the Woman is Requested to Pay. Assembly programs were arranged by the S.G.A. program committee. Much important business was discussed and acted upon in the council meetings this year. SENIOR HIGH S.G.A. OFFICERS Vifallace Sumner Preriden! john Newsome Vice Pferidezzl Barbara Tripp Recording Secrelarj Evelyn Munday Correfporzdirzg Serretrzry Janice Southerland Trearurer Mr. NW. S. Lawrence Adurer Barbara Tripp, Evelyn Munday, Janice Southerland, and John Newsome. First row: joAnne Boswell, Luanne Shafer, Bobby Col- lier, Arthur Admire, Audrey Carson. Second row: Betty Wharton, Damon Holmes, joe Lambe, Katherine John- son, Barbara Schaller. Third row: Martha Webb, Tony Felder, Dick Mason, Bobby Lassiter, and Andy McCol- lough. X . a E? ,A Don Crews and Gerald Humphrey. The thunder of drums and the blare of bugles begin every day at L.H.S., thanks to the faithful bugle boys, It may be only routine to them, but the student body appreciates their loyalty. There is no need to borrow paper at Lakeland High -just make a quick trip to the S.G.A. school store, which is so efficiently operated by Don Crews and Gerald Humphrey. N I Q i R H I G s.H G. A. Charles Chastain. Kenneth Kahn, Nancy Ward and WVES Maxon. The governing body ot' junior high school is the ,IUNIGR HIGH SGA.--.in efficient and capable council. Each homeroom sencls LI representative to the council meetings that convene every Tuesday morning during the first period. One of the many fine projects of this organization was the sponsoring of the Destroyer Sweetheart contest, won by vi- vacious Judy OiQuin. OFFICERS NX'es Maxon Pm fidi ul Kenneth K.1hn Vice Pvc mit 111 Nanci' XX'.ircl Sc U: 1.l', Charles Cll.lNI.lIY'l TMJ INN Mr Vi, 9 lsmiciiic flip' i lim rim C hsrliiite XX'iiii.fs. Frsnic-it Smith. Sonia Smith, Ann 'I'hom.is. Carolyn Ch.ise Sec i . i i r - ons :ilu licttx Veils flrfzlis lac laciru l7ir.itt Shri lo llmiiiicr, Marx Lucas lhiril rim xcilx Nihls Xnnix l,iiIl.ii.f litihhx liiuitiu, C.ir'l ,li-nes, Cliistci Cmtiltnn lwinnh rim lliiwis ll.ix:sr XX.il1ci Nliizzs l.iu.i:i Klcn lilinwr ,l.lclisivII, liillx Nrricltlnntl .mil llifllic fsitiphcll The impressive candlelight induction held in October was the highlight of the year for the QUILL and SCROLL members. This organization is a National Honorary journal- istic Society. Members must maintain at least a B average and work on a school pub- lication. Those students wearing Quill and Scroll pins have something of which to be proud. OFFICERS OFFICERS XY'allate Sumner Pre ilduzt Marian Mustoe lure Prerfdefzl Estabell Herstovitz Sfw'e1.1r.y Allan Bly Trc'.1l14f't v' Martha Wfebb Hi.flfn'i.n1 Mrs. Lucile Bryant Miss Virginia Davis Miss Hazel Haley Miss Maxine Mtlntyre Adzimu Martha Webb, Marian Mustoe, Wally Sumner, Allan Bly. and and SCROLL Estabell I-Ierscovitz. First row: Sally Fussell, Dolores Hammack, Mary Mitchell, Evelyn Munday, Frances Louise Ross, Ann Payne, Nathalie Emery. Second rowz Sally Dridgers, Dorothy Rothrock, Pat Flynn. Peggy Smith, Marie Ann Chatham, JoAnne Boswell, Barbara Tripp, Betty Whiirttwn, Martha Ann janes. Third row: Steve Tope, Chloe Randall, Marilyn McClure, Shirley Schaller, Dick Mason. Nancy McClellan, Gail Brooks, Alan Schiff, and jack Sinclair. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Roger Wfilliams Prefldewl john MiCahe Vlfe Prefxdefzl Betty Sullivan 5er1'cIm5 Betty Whartcun 74f6dIIlVF7' Miss Evelyn Covington Miss Marguerite Lumpkin Adiliort Nathalie Emery. Betty Sullivan. Roger Williams, john McCabe and Betty Wharton Did you wonder why the school looked so empty November 50? The SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY took their well-earned day off when they traveled to jacksonville to see the Landon-Lakeland football game. It's only fitting these people should have some fun since they must attain at least a B average to become ,1 member of this national honor group. JACKSONVILLE BOUND! 'Ill First row' Hiwmril Grussrzmin fwhrilvn bi init Iimlxn Nliiilm. Stu: 'Ilipe lpmnt N'1.a tr lmr- h.1rJ Tripp. Bill Y-tuna. linite 5-iutlztilunri Dszm fl Ili fats l':.1n ts I,ii..ist Ri ss l izzt XYXwttn -lwAnne Bi-sxxtll. xilli Fussell. lwny fiiitlzmafi. lskilwll llvs .i:i' RL.'l.il..i f ini F1f5f row Sally Drrdgers Marxan Mustoe Martha Webb Carolyn Greer Nanry Pmkston Barbara Baker Mary Mrtchell Ixancy Jarrett Gaxl Dean Nancy Norton Second roxs Roger Rrbbe Bxll Lee Dorothy Rothrock Allan Bly Chloe Randall Mane Ann Chatham Dolores Hammock Charlotte Wrll1ams Mary Ann Fulford Manlyn McClure and Wally Sumner Bowen Martha Ann Janes Second rovs Alan Schrtf Frames Hart Shxrley Trurtt 'Ioan I-hmby Melba Hutson Patsy Wyatt Don Crcvss Drck Mason Pat Foster Gerald Humphreys and Frank Cole First row: Nancy McClellan, Ann Payne, Helen Van Horn, Louise Gachet, Shirley Schaller, Eddie Sally Atwood. B'll R' 1 ivers, Louree Coker, joe Lambe, and Mar A by the TORCH C honor society. Two famous paintings are discussed .it each meeting. They are then tramed and placed in the rooms of tenth grade teachers. The members enjoyed the traditional d 1 ft' semester. .15 o together once each rt appreciation is the project undertaken LUB, the tenth grade TORCH CLUB OFFIC Bill Rivers Pni'1JuJl ,line I..1mhe l'lL'L Pull! Lnuree Coker 5tli76fJYj Mary Byrd Tr'e.1f1znr Sally Atwood Refjmrler Miss Rosemary Buchanan Miss Ruth Hall Brown Adz'i,mrJ A. i Tl1e lnf Hs Firsi rollgarlljiiix RiLlW-1'ieT?Q ' 5 . C UCil'y XY'.xynC Bclliu 4 Bcrnici tixxxrv nmt lNlollL -In htm Call. Ol lures l.xriL - - L' V , . xml lNl.itl1L'V-N Ppxtrirm Rlllklxh K lfl AA cet v r Q 1. Ns YW x3lL'x V0 Q A BOOXN PXWIL SNA X X xx ORCH CLUB Lester ThOse students in the 'ICNIOR HONOR SOCIETY tertainly are the lucky Onesf They get a day Ott eath semester tO haxe a picnit while the rest Ot' Us slave away in school. lf they are extra lutky and get on the decoration committee t'Or their ana nual spring hanciuet and dance. they get another day Off. Ot' cOurse they must maintain at least a B average tO he a mem- ber Of this club, so it really isnt lutk at all: it's their reward for hard work. Susanne Sanders, Nancy Key, jackie Smith, Betty Bolton, Henry Price, and -ludy O'Quin. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row' Kenneth Kahn Rita Nash Marianne Sh' First row: Charles Chastain, .lane Mclnvaill, juan Braswell, Susan Truhn. Betty Ray Sheridan, Carol Ann jenkins, Mary jane Dridgers, Sally Sue Sumner. Sec- ond row: Thomas Reitz, Rnhert Kreimer. Judith Hol- Oher, Virginia Lee, Eliaaheth Haarman. Becky Pruitt. Diana Forshew, Lavonne jaeksun, Lou Sims, Eleanor Eidson. and Nancy XX'artl, Betty Bolton Pm tlzfnll Nancy Key Vice PM ffdeu! 'ludy O'Quin Corn Yllfflldlllff StL'7't'1.I7'Q Susanne Sanders Remfdnlg Serrelarj l - Henry Price Ti'eJ.rurer' jackie Smith P.1rlf.1n1e lIl,IY'l.UI Miss Luuella Pope Mrs. Olga Skokan Adi zifnt . . . . i . e a ing. Second row: Edmund Canady. Lucile Entzminger. rar mcuauiey, uweri musing. Mildred Hill. Third row: Ann Fuller, Sonya Smith. Yvette Willis, Dora Luis Ciule. Noretta Dansby. Fourth row: Marilyn jane Sassen, Patsy Pickle, Frances Yeargin-, and George Addy. CLARINET Barbara Sahallcr Damon Holmes Betty jane Cone Mary Lee Williams Audrey Carson Betty Lax Billy Bovs les lxcnneth Kahn joyte Mobley oy' Coward Linda Davis CORNETS Ulameb Cavanah Yloytc Hernandez Mary' Young Billy' johnson Steplit-ii Stith Eddie Coleman LHS BAND Arnold 'Iurner Rithard Myer Earl Baker DIRECTOR Mr l-larryS Mayhall SAXOPHONE Pat Rye Kan Dans can Tcaff BASSES Rcbetta Dickinson Marilyn Sasson DRUMS .Ion Dewey' Gilbert C .trlton lfagaly' .lt-rry' Townsend Kr-mp Smith TROMBONES Gail Dean Mary Ann lulford Buddy Colson Eugcnc Horton ALTOS Yx onne Wilder Wanda Dean Patiy Lieb Nadine Waddell Nancy McCall jolyn Seawright FLUTE Harriet Lamb 9 M ,N ,'3?i .ff-4 in X. f if , 4 ,, I Valita Conrad, Quinelle Baldree, Carla Baldree, Pat Malone, Betty Sue Lee, and Myra Sapp. Those high-stepping lassies who lead the band deserve a big hand. Many hours of hard work and practice were the pre-requisite for such a fine showing. We should especially be proud of Alice Partin, voted the most beautiful majorette in the world, and Helen Wagner, who does such a fine acrobatic show. 21 F Q-F1 i O I' C r r C S HELEN WAGNER ALICE PARTIN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Hillcvi Ewa-ns Pic mf: ffl Shirlcy Srhallcr l'IL'4 Pu ruff 111 Carulyn Grccr Sc A'I'cI.H y Barlmra Si lmllcr Trmiflimr Carol Scrr 1.167117-1 Mr. HarryM.1yhaIl Adiiwr Carolyn Greer, Barbara Schaller, Carol Shirley Schallcr, and Hillevi Ewerts. As thc rrmly hcll rings lor the fifth period Llass. thc struggling incmhcrs of thc GIRLS' GLEE CLUB rush iiurlly to their seats. Yu. timc is x'.1lLi.1lwlQ to this rlulw. .is .ill business .znrl prartirn lalxus lilarr- in .1 singly hour. All thu stil' rlcnrs .igru-. win-ri.1lly.iI'rii' rhr- girls haw giwn .in ,is- scnilaly prograiii. rl1.n-xu1n- rlcrs are purrorinp-il .luring i zlm hour .1 in ' , wllaf' NABQ x0 Qcwh' A HUVU ' -Vegld H iw Lpu i NWI Q lumbaucf- N-giiiiniwfb PAW Siflrivv w i -Q - X ltd FK.lOL5SgXqKilXuUg xxfffsy WLQLL flux Qcxgiixil Sdvh I B310 ' Agn X 1,xY - gkdinhv Ann H N Y - - ' Mun- C,.xr0lgAU3Un. Nfl MNAU E903 Mulluhm g,i.',.'.LW 7 - 'MC ' 1 si fl ' . A - -nx - i Riwlll I lb. lx! kawfx - xxgii lint hilly - ' .bmw , . l-U M --A l N130-' 4- tx NL N. Ml- Xnxiimlk f BM, -U ll-lux N Btu 'fi-iii 'K lrwhx' iuflr , M. Civ- kr- V-Q ,X Atv . ,. -, KQV N AM ciyiilk N VAX. ,v',.LL., 4 vs ,r X. L.. , N ii.- K 4 ARG r. . The BOYS' CHORUS is that group of boys practicing in the auditorium during the third period. When one of the boys was asked what they do, he answered, We sing. Then when asked what they sing, he read- ily replied, We sing anything with words and music. Although this is a relatively new organization in L.l-l.S., it is rapidly growing. 5 YsuS5ell dell, and ?ai5'1'A Ohniliiii 56011190 Ne 5 ohn W 60' OFFICERS Patsy DiCesare Preridenl Russell johnson Vite Prefident Nelson Sciortino Secretary-Trearure john XVendell Librarian Mr. Robert Lawton Diferlof DkC,esar6, S BOYS' CHORUS First row: Dean Lovett, Buddy Schneider. Second row: Thomas DiCesare, Curtis Logan Third row: immy Edgy, Billy Futch, Stanley Diehl, Donald Coonley, Bill jones, NX'arren Nelms J Lyman Graham. li Seated Gerald Humphrey Standmg Dorothy Rothrock Dot Lucas Wesley Dean and Geraldme Clarrdy PAN AMERICAN CLUB OFFICERS Gerald Humphrey Pfelldflll Dorothy Lucas l ire Prefldent Dorothy Rothrock Serrelary Getaldme Clarrdy Treafurer W esley Dean Sergeanf at Armx Mrs Frankxe Workrzer Adzrref ,mtl Q-- r?'- Z xr' 1 yhfx S in Nelson Si? lullm X wa R0 min lex 'New -t saac X65 SecO0'5 IO WP flfst K A oe Yhx IOCY an ' .QQ Ze 42 Roih Martha Smxth t wfli NWA when Shxve eai CY O Mgilo Sxanxexl A , ,su ' I f .I Q . 1 4 C D ' gn is - ,S m i C lx-A 1 I., 1 S : 55 x I S ' - . ' Vs - L . ,w i f V ,ae l L 'll fl , Qt . L ,. A 1 I-. I b 'I' D ss ' . owix ' ' QE' fe S Que tal? You may not under- stand what this phrase means but such sentences are simple to PAN AMERICAN CLUB members, for they are those students taking Spanish who have made a B or better average. Among other things, the Pan American Club sponsored a girl in the Homecoming Queen contest. First row: Martha Ann Voyles, Jean Teaff, Janice Thornton, Helen Van Horn. Janice Wheel- er, and Yvonne Wilder. Second row: John Teaff, Bill Meredith, First row: Bobby jones, Char lotte Monson, and Dorothy Mc Leod. Second row: Barbara Ba ker, Louise Marks. Nancy Lewis, Vermell Jones, and Andy Mc- Collough. First row: Frances Milton and Helen Dyer. Second row: Fxelyn Gay. Roberta Ginsburg, Margaret Crews, Rose Marie Goheen, Wilma Gentry, Donald Kuhn, and Alan Nelson. Third row: Bill Eidson, Ray Dickens, Eugene Harris. jane Fulford, and Betty Carpenter. and Warren Tyler. First row: Guy Hardee, Pat Ludwick, Martha Ann Janes, jean Hamby, Shirley Ann Hyde, Nancy Key. Second row: Ed Legerton, joe Lambe, Mary Agnes I-Iierholzer, Frances Hart, Elizabeth Haarman, Mary Helm, Lavonne jack- son, Virginia Lee, Bill Lee. Third row: Robert Kriemer, Robert jackson, jane I-lamby, Dan Laird, Leo I-laymans, jack Highnam, and Da- mon Holmes. If you're looking forthe ideal club, ask about the CLASSICAL CLUB. Their hard work gave them firs. prize for their entry in the Home- coming Parade. Whenex'er its time for induction or banquets, the mem' bers doll up in Roman attire whitli makes quite an impressive sight. Ot' Course all of us look forward to the annual assembly program in whith this club presents the school superla- tives and gives a style show. OFFICERS Gene Langley Courul Marie Ann Chatham Quaerlfn EXECUTIVE BOARD - joyce Bigham. Charles Chastain, Louree Coker, jean Crane. Vernon Edgar. Diana Forshew, Bernice Mathews, Ann Payne, Patsy Pickle, Becky Pruitt. Bill Rivers, Ann Simpkins, Patsy Vi'yatt, Martha Younger. Miss Catherine Craig Mrs. Frankie Workizer Miss Frances Furlow Miss Alvazine Young Adziwrr Gene Langley Marie Ann Chatham CLASSICAL CLUB First rovui XY.1yne Bell. Evelyn Fouts. luhanna Griffin. Setond row: lim Feli- 1 nan. IAILIINC Gather. Vernon Eugiii. Eleanor Iiidwn. Ada Guam. Third rim' Rithard Esposito. Edward Golden, XX'. l. I Dtl nt D 1 k Sill pimth. ,limi I' isiiu'e. 5' Drid gt-rs. Km Freer. .md Diana Furshew. 11 4, ff ' flxx F 1 W, 455i-- ,pp Y W- 'EU 1 x Q 11:15 3 fi 'Q 'V '?Hi '?f - A ... -5 fait? .-3 lf: , 'Qi ., ,-J D .' 'lv J' , Sh, :A F' - y Q' .4 ,. J- . cl 1: .19 . .g gg 5. rw.. U 1 ' s Tw-ff' v'-4 A 4 . S ' , Y ! '79 57 ..: Q ffl I In . A jfs . I f if j. r'i if 'V' nr' 4U iff 5-nyw u. 4 Y it xv 8 YOUTH tor CH CLUB R I S T mcmbc rs Lan be mdustrlou 1 SCCH sy PASUH lfl SLI g pmturn apbooks to thu ur mahcd thc hospxul vuth 01 orful skmpbooks to cntcrmm the pmems Th15 r dub hx A mam mo s .lltcrmtlnfx busllkm Q L U 1 duotlorul ru um 5 b M nd joan Ham Y nk YSS3 a R mem COM m Xl Beverw Hoo CLUB TH for CHRXST YOU OFFICERS Ruthella Colle Prevident Frank Myer Vzre Prendem joan Hambx 5609110 Tvezfuver Bexerly Hood Publzrzlj Clmnnzun Mrs Eula Laitmger Adl Her C xan K ne Ohecn 1, a , - bk K E.. - I. li- A1 - k il - A A b- l 6 vi Q f V fr . ' p ogressive .S .1 mcctm ' ' f 1' ' wack. ' ' ' A .md .1 prmgmm mummy t' 1 Q. N- . Q , A n G . nb, n . 1 'I' F A Xe H0 . Rose MMX Bvffffgconcq 'Sue Eng Qxxndvq Q,xXXxn2. D013 Lots . V3 L X NUR?-C ' CAN. . . La B39 Yom . vw' bObbY Qfxgtl and Edu A Rwq, D99 OFFICERS Bill Melin Premient Robert Kreimer Vive Prerident Anne Fuller Senelary-Treafurer Mrss Alwazme Young Adllfel S Robert K TAMP mme' Anne Fulle I'lI'5f ro Grace KCQQ Wa Hatcher em aim C 1' andB1U .V and 1 6111-y DCIOI-es L OIN CLUB Mem ellns Sh! N1 O er Gwls Mk a etty f e S 1 y Bryant 3230? row ew Una ddle an? Bowe H 11 Collectmg stamps and coms are the hobbres of the mem bers of the STAMP and COIN CLUB Thelr meet ings are held so that the dxf ferent collectors may ex change sell or auctnon therr goods It rs a prmlege to school an opportunity for people mterested nn the same hobbies to share wrth each other , . I. I have such a club in our high F. ur.. K , . , H , N y M y L . ' ff 1 . y , , . D . OITITICITRS Bobby Collier Pierldenl Doyle Carlton lvlff Pre 1416111 Betty Mthfullen Serrfl.1v'5 Tommy Hart Tmzfzxfer' Amos Valentine S6?t2F.1lIf-.ll-AY'7ll.f Bill Young PJl'.lid7lIL'IIld7'I.l!l Peggy Hart Reparler Beverly Stark Hi.i1w1.m Robert May Cl7.lf7l,liII Mr. Claude Ridley Mr. Rex Toothmar Adrilerr First row: Peggy Hart. Beverly Stark, Bobby Collier. Second row: Tommy Hart, Robert May, Amos Valentine, Bill Young, Betty McMullen. and Doyle Carlton. DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING Does the term DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE T R A I N I N G mean anything to you! Well, it certainly should! People taking part in this D.CT. program go to school for .1 halt' day and then work in xxirtous husiness estahlislm- ments the other halt' Ll.lI'. They are the most .utivc tluh in sthool. They began the yt-.tr with .1 noxrl If.irly Hirtl Bre.ikt'.istg' .intl they entered .1 firsterate float in the Hoinetom- ing paracle. Sotintls like fun tlOesn't ii, t X 31 ff-Ti., First row. john Cox. Kathryn Tillman. Helen Varn, Kenneth Brown. Carol King. johnny Setontl rms Gerald Brower. Robert I-Iuclc.1h.iy. Larry Boil. Beulah Thomas. Ernestine Canu litirkex' lhirtl row: Dorothx' liiitlerigxn. Gail Mt'Clell41ntl, and Marion Thornton. P T tk - ,.,........w..- Frrst row Carol Smnth and Valrta Conrad Second rows john Dooley Wayne Hammock Earl l-lnssen Donald Folds Fddne Gay Lamxr Sumner Bob Hannah Eddle Fearrand Audrey Flowers Martha Nell Lam Allte MrCraxx Marglret Sprmger and JoAnne Stroud -xl 'X I Flrst row john Schuler Barbara Strauzhn Lxllran Byrd Felton Delk Second rovx Claybourne Folds Hxlden Rve Toy Robert MtLa1n Llsde Fmhee Harry Garrett Eugene Corbm lamei Bogachoff Bully Mlller and Wayne Bosd .. 4 120.14-53123 ' 1 ' ' ' ' 5:1 , f a 71::q,.f'- ' ' 1 K gf' , t , I z , rf A E A - ' W ll 5 . My ,nf ll, , , A ,. A V 7. , . . . . , , . . , . , . ' I . ' 1 , . , , 4 t ' ' ' . ' ' ' '. . 'L ' . . 5 .475 UL!! CLUB OFFICERS XX'alkie Templin Prffldefsl james Booth lfylff P7'rf.'Q.UlI Vilirren' Bowden Se4'1'eI,1r 3 Kermit Turner T1'f.1f141-ev' 1, Louie Bauerle SFQQEJIII-JI-.4?'771l Mr. L. L. Nelson Miss Maxine Mclntyre Adlllfffl First row: Walkie Templin. Second row: Louie Bauer le, Warren Bowden, james Booth, and Kermit Turner V N iff, i.f,f3,Yf A if' ,- .qi -' Lfff L -f ',j f X V1 - HL- 4, ,.f .. ., Lff'M'7fL--f 'j,Z-f ' ,. - Milf..-f Z,t-f- ' Y ' -:'jj':Q.,M',1 :. ' 5. V4,,,,,.:.,-- -1, wg.,- , ,,..- ,,,.. ' ,J vgvj. M --'-'Tf'f..-4- X V , ' F -l,,- , V - I nf' ji ' J ij F, --' ! .5 ,-4 I ' u F-.-'-- ' 0 ,,,...i. H I 55 i i First row: Eddie Wooten. Mickey McMullen. Eddie Emerson. ,loc Cone, .ind Glen XX'hitrtn 'lop to hottom: Bobby Collier, Ed Golden, Ken Hoffmeister, Duane Hood, Iii-h limnnt-n. l luxx.i!r1 Liimt, man. Leonard Rabin. and Charles King. Those huge iorsiges the teitlitrs displdytd so proudly .it llomeroming .ind the heuutitul houtluets the riootlxill sponsors h.i.l in ere presented hi the L CLUB. This iluh is tor the letrermen ol' I. HS, .md you m.iy distinguish the members hy those rox ered omnge xxx eaters. It is indeed .in honor to hold memhership in the L C,luh. QQ mas QumqL'iIIis we h MMS gon. Mlm GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION A love of sports-thats a tharacteristic of all GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- TION members. After school youll see these girls actively participating in many sports-basketball, volleyball and base- ball, to name a few, These girls really deserve those G.A,A. letters you see them wearing so proudly. Doris Tindall, Mary Ann Hampton, Beverly Ivey, and jane Hamby. OFFICERS lah lm Ecu Ky erlY Sw! H Bevel Cxafllly- Vatf:I5Pf1!Cl1m'l ' lem! Baldfee' 1 1509- Ma tl 395' Buy . St KQW- , eue H Q13 e Ho il V X396 0 d Qfvette Mvttie RumPAQm Elan Hoo fpendone. 1 jackson, MAIY n ElinOf xi E in deg5O 1 A so GI A X zlhemanv an f' 1 f I T: Qlq C- N F Beverly Ivey Pre ridefzt Mary Ann Hampton Vice Prerideul Doris Tindall Sefretary-Trearurer jane Hamby Reporter Miss Mable Caperton Miss Marjorie Mitchell Adrirafr A Lunos. ky ganna . Luexle 13553 irSY HAI . ' Qmi ' V XOQQC Vrbgfii ' Qhai , A BJ ff I ' f yntiminffglie. -L. gn--- bu- I Smith B HALL PATROL OFFICERS Arthur Admire Cxptairl jack Highnam Kermit Turner Lieutenant: Mr. john Te-any Adzimr 4. i Arthur Admirt-, Kermit Turner. and -laik Highnam First row: Felton Delk. Bobby Collier. Den- nis Anderson. Charles King and jimmy He-wett. Second row: Gene Langley. Ed Gorman. Mark Hollis. Leonard Rabin, Ken Hoffmeister Duane Hood, Bobby jones, and joe Fouts. First row: Dirkie Randall, joe Lindsey, and Steve Melvin. Second row: Bobby jordan, Al- ton Cook, joe Cone, Charles johnson, jimmy Lewis, Phillip Admire, Bobby Harrell and jimmy Nicholson, Who are those big boys that you see leaving Classes early and coming to classes late? Why, those are the privileged HALL PATROL boys, who manage to keep down the con- gestion in the halls of L.H.S. They are on duty between classes and at lunch periods. Without this patrol it would surely take more than three minutes to pass from one class to another. Carl Burke , Dick Mason, Mickey Mc- THE STREET PATROL Hey, wait a minute! Dont you know theres a curb to stand on? The STREET PATROL boys are on duty every morning thirty minutes before school directing traffic efficiently and providing for the safety of students. If ,asked their pet peeve, their answer would probably be,- Impatient people who yell at us to turn the traffic sign. Y Mullen, Gerald Brower, and Don Crews, Gerald Brower Captain Carl Burkey Don Crews Dick Mason Mickey McMullen Lieutermrztr First Girtmgzwi Adrian B man Ha i Robert H urnham frell and uekaby ,Jay Spd First Andy rllwi Bob B Thomas Bob K, S GO y A A and Rob' Cf-ond v Branne err Huckagiw Hermgfrs, BIZ H 311-6 I I Eddwk l Bobby 1-1 ngeri Ton :ga ay. Hrrf-11 H ,V ' Cr. t 4 if M if I -1 'W 'Q Q 1 2 4 ,Wi f TX ' v k 2 Q -A M 2 M' P Y 1, 4' K ual: ' so--nu... A Fifi F5 5 2 9 .I ,W d , M ns 'L at f 5' a 4' 1, it 5 ,H :- 3 , ,,5 gpm, ,B if af- . 15' ', f fy' an F, Q Q If 4 ' A7 , 'F ' ? , ,pa ffbfaan A 'T7w,1 . I9 KK ' A OFFICERS Patsy D1Ccsare IIIIE Pre Id67Il joe Blanton Trexfuv-er ,linirny Heddon S0f1.z1' Ckzirnzavz homasson 1' 'Q .2 11-.Z W? I fn' Mrs. Vnrgmia T Mr. XX'1ll1.1m DcMelt Mr, Kenneth Hartsaw Adzijeri W fifltltff Patsy D1Cesare Joe A V A CLUB A utal element ID the l 11d d school xsua partment 15 thc A V A CLUB vxhlch IS also af1 lacd vuth th L1 lub Thr. mam brary C b S of thls tlub 1 erate the prolutor tor the cltftcrcnt tlassu throughout thc schoo CBI' F lrsr ,Ou C fm W1 ,uae!IW 'f Blanton and jxmmy Heddon Kal .,,e J Gen ikdd Q1 P ran CWC Th h 'ff1 B1IIS Il I 1 Ogg Glddens Hd UH I-inn BJ ng Frcd A Hd! Franc! Hman Seto 5 9 1 nd mu Ala 3 L L conird Culbcrt IO C Cunning 3 urth ron Edd Wesley D63 IC Wooten n and 1 Mark Hollis, Don Crews, Rollin Williams, Dick Busing, Arthur Admire, Wallace Sumner, and jimmy Hewett. UN IOR EXCHANGE CLUB Ewcxx. pqisdll 1 -HX .xl N L A MCDU0' 'Ax BUG Qgllv en- ' Aw. ,st .ri we ls at vnf' D :BCG OFFICERS jimmy Hewett Prefzderlf XX'allace Sumner Fff il Vfie P1'6Jid6V7l Arthur Admire Second Vice Prefzdenl Dick Busing Third Vire Prefident Rollin W'illiamS Senemrp Don Crews Treafufer Mark Hollis Sergeant-J!-Ai'fn5 Mr. George Johnson Adzirer Sally Atwood Lynn Darracottt Sally Fussell Vernell Jones Priscilla McDonald Sponrorr Those programs that are given out at the basket- ball games are the respon- sibility of the JUNIOR EXCHANGE CLUB, one of the three boys' service clubs in L.H.S, During the football season the mem- bers decorated the goal posts for every home foot- ball game. Of course, their float was one of the win- ners in the Homecoming parade. The main event of the year for the junior Exchange Clubbers is the Dreadnaught Appreciation Dance. This year they pre- sented their -ith annual dance, crowning Dread- naught Sweetheart, lovely JoAnne Boswell to high- light the dame. gx Flrsf Galnegovxlbdfe Doub On all A4 efly J y Gfffm C500 p ay Wfldo '1 L an S Gyr H D Choppaeel BLU Yoiigd fo Orisllffonfgo Dug af A T as Dlcesare lghnam lgnold Tumefornguu and Edd,e X26 Cargo!! Tene Offfn :Www ESQ HSL gn! Klvxchades 059.2 aCk e Unday ee C HY Kan nga ilvsseu Sohnson Ks Davxd Eoifti e joe You Busmg ea Bealty DKK Key suv X ms Wes mam Bfooks new Willxifr Busmg OFFICERS james Booth Pre rdeut Leonard R.1bir1 Viz: Pu 1419111 Don ljzrnyr sn Frlrllc Kay I'r4.:l1w.r M1 My Mrhlllllc ,lf-Y 51714 .' lr' Bobby c,Ulllk'l Lxff 11 Yfr 'A 4 ' I1 NL -lohn l.w.ul.1rc Mr Yllw V.l: u .'1.J':' :rf lo Annu lil 'Xxx rll Ill: Flurm Esmhell HL-rs. ox 1:4 M.1r1.:n lNIr.stoL PL-ggy Nmrrh Span, M vr Mic bin, J. env B b .zmcs Boozh, D02 giniollierj Leonard R CT, and 3. 6 Kay. key MfMull First row: Rirhrircl Esposito. Second row: Robert blaglcson. Gene Langley, and jerry Lane. Third row: Wilkie Tcmplin. Charles johnson, Fourth row: Don Farmer, Den- nis Anderson, and Powell Adams. H hlfehead fefq, D JO Anne Boswell, Eiabell HerscOviizi1'Manan Mustoe, Pat FlYnnv and Peggy Smit The credit for building those bright new stairs in the auditorium belongs to the JUNIOR LIONS CLUB. A traditional project is the col- orful Homecoming dance at which the king and queen are crowned, The various projects of these boys give evidence of their hard work. JUNOR LIONS CLUB wifi fi. V 3 . ,, ,, fst row arffll ' Joe ra Wdy uerle anjecond ci717e, llleifilbby .fa OW: an me , S Monk. Lowe FHS, left B mW: J f0fdanrya '- Blii' Bamafd Smith gndSec0nd Th0Inas,'B5g7bw. ro ,. Paul Dawg. Wauyy 59 OFFICERS Barbara Tripp PM vide III Pat Flynn Vire Pffljdfflf Marian Mustoe Sfcrvmry Estalvcll Hrrscnvitz Ti'e.z,rurer Peggy Smith Lmrz 7'Jv1efr Mary Mitchell Alum' Puller Miss Virginia Davis Miss Mable Capcrton Adi irmgr SPONSORS Louis Baucrlc Don Farmer Eddie Kay Lecinard Rabin i I ff' 3, , i 4 4 ix , f vixtf ixxy 1fff ' k-pgf X, ,, I X I ,af O- x , 60 -Lf' Standingi Peggy Smith. Mary Mitahell. Marian Mustoc. Estabell Herscovitz. Seated: Pat Flynn and Barbara Tripp. LIONETTES E lvn Munday JoAnne Boswell Barbara Virginia Griggs we Dorothy Rothrock and Betty XX hrrton Harrell Nathalie Emery Wanna buy a broom? The LIONETTES became quite at- tached to this expression as they worked downtown 3 days aiding the Senior Lions Club in a broom-selling campaign. Members turned teacher and secretary after school as they tutored seventh grade stu- dents and helped in the prin- cipals office when needed On the lighter side the Lion cttcs and thc Lions Club joint ly held a hayride where fun was had by all -1 Rflbf-1-ta C, b3I.1 Lan msburg Mir e M X Ann G Jean XX djker dlfghi Rofhmfk Atosselm B n Katherine Iohnjgulyn Hart . , . . y V t V Q X Q Ni A - y ' 1 , V' 6. A I ZA V3 an V ' w e s v 55? - 5115 x ,, fic 54, V rv l i Ig K V V ilqv- a ar. Bob Lassiter. Duane Hood. -lay Springer. Ditlc Mason, Steve Tope, and Kermit Turner. If you went to any of the football games you couldn't miss seeing those colorful orange and black pompous waving wildly throughout the game, These ornaments were pro- vided by the KEY CLUB, a boys service organization. These boys have also sponsored many of the football dances. These boys recognized and filled the need for signs outside the KEY CLUB OFFICERS Stun Pl-rife lu Npzinaar Pu pi. lynn Bantly P11 ..',I l H1 'lv v 1,112 l IL: Pu lint Mr Rex Turithman Dirk Mason Srt'm.'.:v' fvewlnv Bob laissiter Mi' lfil Veliire ,-l.f:,'if,vi Hillt-xi liut-its lzvtlxn Fonts Size Martin Kermit Turner V J.. ,- S. tt.1f..-.i,-.. v Duane Hoi-d Cfxzf f.'. .'.'1i ' im M if if i SR -lanite Niutlierland 5 ffiufni Nmrllqn classrooms with the teacher's name on them. Very helpful, you must agree, -X 'Qevl' . NOW ' io .. Gxlbcltf ' ia. B0 . -:S ., 1,3051 - . '-Lim. lun DLZK. Dlkkn X laclrl God AM Tioii-,-.un Hilngulloullll' .mu i mme. L 59.5 . L ' ywirifwfl' Quil- 5,6 1 , Jn rout? -ind H' . zllfwl. F, Sue M -WGQS. aftin, fa Dice 50 SPO Nso Rs uthq-land g-x Anen, Bob Bouware, Leonard Tony Eehler, Roger 'Turner jimmy Edgar . Vernon and BN Rivers. Ghben, If you were on the L,H.S. cainpus during November. you might have heard the whispered. XX'ho are you asking? The KEYETTES staged a hig Twirp Dame that everyone attended and had a wonder- ful time. Dances arent all these gals are Capable of do- ing. though. They work- ed for the Red C.1'Oss. TB Lfnit. gave food to the needy at Thanksgiv- ing. and made posters for many worth-while causes, They kept busy all year long. Sue Martin. Luanne Shafer, Evelyn Fouts, Sally Fussell. and -Ianine Souther First row: Paula Pritchard. Susie Tope. Marsha Myrick. Second row: Louise Gachet, Sally Atwood, and Shirley Schaller. OFFICERS Sue Martin PVA6L'dt'l1l Luanne Shafer Vife Pntrldwzl Evelyn Eouts Serrclnby Sally Fussell frt,iinv'u ,lanie Southerland f111lm'1.1r1fR4fiffvILY' Beverly lfetterrnan P.:rfl.m1t f1I,1v 1.111 Miss Maxine Mtlntyre Mrs. Lutile Bryant A.f2'11mi'f Miss Hazel Haley Ilfim,i.11',1 Adizwr -1 .....-. 141 9 xi .K I i 5. Q 45 E i V P ,,f ' 2 ,uh 1:0 Ban SMMN 30 VCRWSS que Aim NN RMS ,MW DU ,Q funn wnxig NL X N Mm ard HKXXLNX NNN gg-NX, 5h 0 irlil' A 1 6 5 1717 I7 K UTI? 'ide P 4 tv inry rlxcll C0 MUMK I-1 'gh fl Do 'rn n n . , A .qi Lffrzf Biff. JAR. 'ln OFFICERS Beserly Ixew Pfefzderzl cue Tyner lflff? Prana' 211 Betty Sthaubcrger Seuelnj Treuunn Ann Qntrok Chzp 1171 Luule hlurplu R 1 6 Mrs Lore Duke MN jcssle Nite Chtmhtrs Adu f Luclle Murphy Sue Tyner Beverly Ivey Ann Snook and Betty Sehauberger Y TEENS Nano Norton Carolyn Greer Charlotte XX1ll1amx Eu Anderson Extella Roberts Audrey Carson Carolyn Graham and Loulse Gerald . , , . ' :V , . ef f .. A-7 I 1 A A 1 A 'f vr , v r - . Llbby Cooper Helen Wagner Mary Ann Hampton Mary Elrzabeth Grll and Peggy Hrcks Shall I brxng cranberry sauce or peas for the Thanksgmng food bas ket' Food was gathered and dlstrlbuted to needy farnrlres by the Y TEENS a most mdustrlous gurls seruce club When a March of Dunes Cerebral Palsy or Red Cross drlxe IS rn progress the Y Teens are there to back nt Frye f3mlllCS haxe been adopted by thls club and both the club and the fam benefrt from thns gener osnty Back row Martha Webb, Charlotte Monson Dot Anderson, Joyce Bradshaw, and Eyelyn Gay Seated Joyce Roberts and Frances Hutchinson t ' 7 - 5 ' , . M f . . I ' - , 4 . , X . . A Q v 4 - 7 ilies will derive much x a v H ' 4 rl ' Vs .5 I l I 5 1 .I L, , OFFICE GIRLS First row: Emily Hughes. Hazel james. and Dot Lucas. Second row: Lynn Darra- cott. Patsy XX'yatt, Corinne Blewett. Barbara Lane. Mary Margaret Hierholzer Delores Hammock. Rita Nash. Frames Louise Ross, and Betty Sullivan, If youve ever had oecasion to visit the sehool nurse in the First Aid Room. youve notitetl the FIRST AID HFLPFRS energetic- .illy milling arounil. ililiexe girls .ire getting .1 good lmielegrouiitl lor nurses' training uhile they .is- sisi Mrs, Ciiitlermii in perrorni ing her iluties .is stliool nurse 68 WORKERS The Olflflfli GIRLS tht hy eath tlassrooin during every period Auatliering .ilwsentee slips. They ef- Iiitiently help the setreiaries with the lvusiiiess in the principals of' lite in .iilelition to running er- rands, ealling people out of elass, and helping keep various records. Its .1 real jolw. but they enjoy it. FIRST AID HELPFRS Katherine ,livhnwin Doris Tindall. Sue Hitks Bern C-ittingharn. Alite Is arie binith. .intl Jeanette Ciiitferian The well-known term, FLAG BOYS, is applied to those four boys who raise the flag every morning and lower it every after- noon that school is in session. The boys must be on the street patrol to hold the honor of being a flag boy. MRS. WARREN'S HELPERS FLAG BOYS Dick Mason, Bob Lassister, Carl Burke-y. and Tony Girtman WORKERS First row Marilyn Bickart Marie Ann Chatham Carolyn Greer and Dorothy Rothrock Second row Barbara Baker Janine Southerland and Luanne Shafer Wfho do you suppose checks the I tests the studen s take' MRS XVARRENS HELPERS are he ones that xolunteered for that job Of course. they have many odd jobs and errands to run which keep them busy constantly in the Guidance Department. headed by Mrs. Warren, CLUBS AT WORK . Key Club members putting up the new Senior Door sign. 1 I r .2 Keyettes planning their big New Years Eve dame. Y-Teens fixing Christmas baskets for needy f A.V.A. working on one of their projectors. The spirit of l. HS. is retiletteil in iimiiy vipiys throughout the school ye.ir, One ol' the outstintling ways is through proietts ot the iyirious tlulws. whose int-inbers .irc united in orilcr to serxe :lie sthool, the ln- ulty .intl the stuilcnt hotly, l:.uh club tleserxes inuth tretlit for its part in improving the sthool and its environment. 2? . if CLUBS AT WORK Sued V O xx 41 xv-if ,IE Dec C1 ' g- the 80211 moi on :he 8 esc Slud ob H W stu ming Foun ,I me andbook lhbcrs are Comp! nfs the New stage stairs Lions Club. in the auditorium t ,av --f' W fm'-Cla e 3 hanks to 'he H65 he ub S profef 5 P0st5 . Wag one f . 0 Uwe the Exchange wang S 'L- 5 'th defs W' evenfh gm mei! X 65095 Y p!.'5'55-L?-: k Q ' - fv z iaa f 1. ZX f A -fain?-a2?2:. - , 'm ffefffffff'feffi-T-iziizfiw nfriffzvff-251 E'-ii' ,f ' ff 'il!? ? 1-I '- - A G I A -- ff 1 F X , 7 X , A X I xx 1 , 1 . I ' ' K A 2 1 VA , A ml Q ..., X , ,-...- V , fl ' .X 1 :q' -L ' X, ' W- - -1- ., ' :gi Y Z1-... V . 6 '-iisiifd? 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Of course, sports are no more important ' 's if. g i - 'c c' than any other part of the school, but people . K g , , ff- ....'i5i always think I show myself the most on the L fc H i igjm- ,-A football field, the basketball court and the . ,, , Q L.-Q.. ...-1, 1 '-- ----- - eii-,..-. , ,,,.. W 4-1-.-. A ' 'A+- ,., ----V . ,M ' gi I ..- - L 4 .... -- f ,Q . .1--Q ,Kiev 1... 2- - Y .S- 'ZT' ., .iv W A v ,....i ,xii ...,.,- . ' .. .. -+6 ,...- f it .x -1' -1 3-L . . , ,- I am the one they are honoring. JI baseball diamond. When the cheerleaders per form one of their glamorous routines when a J ' back runs eighty yards for a touchdown when a ninth inning homer ties the score when the colors are presented at the football games I hear the spectators, as if with one voice cry out i XVhat spirit! and I breathe a sigh of com plete contentment, happy in the knowledge that if A C HEER VOR THE f HEERLEADERS Arid well deserxcil ii is. for this group of iuriior and senior girls hue done .1 top-nouh ioh to emourage .xthletirs in I..H.S, Their pre.ision was the result of m,iiiy hours of tedious frmriee-, whieh left theiii little- time for other ,uriviries Their popular sponsor. Miss Mabel Cape-rtori, .also gave generously of her time. ,ind deserves muih of the irc-dit, 1195 'Q T 6 4g,Y?F f . X 1 J 1 J And ffllfblfll nu darn: PEGGY SMITH and CHARLOTTE BIONSON SHIRIX ANN HH Dlg .mi EVFLYN FOVTS U-93 Laiefarzd High If gonzg Io lou II MARlf3N TXTLVSTUE .mil Slvli BIARTIN DOLIQIAN ENGLISH rll. , I 'X V- rl 5 i .11 QW fy Q- . A A XJ ' 1 J' X C5 M... fir 1 Sl ',,!j S 1 CQ EL So fzcmg If lo the Iefz Z 5 A J X LJ SALLY FLSSELL and PAT FLYNN X CJIIYLIIIXI SUSAN TQPSHAVU ALI ffl And :wing il to the right CAROL SERR and SHIRLEY SCHALLER A Come on Lakeizfzd. lex! Hgh! JOANNE BOSWELL and jL'DY BISHOP SPIRIT PLUS ' 'Q-iw ' ' w , 1-1 fu f .fi r ,2,,:.W1 x J, '- 1 ' 'rw fa .Q 2 ' C ' L 1' nw? fa, 3 A vw' x , ,E ' iff-1, f V' rr.-e.-:i,',5. - f Y Frrst row Ray West Clark Waddell Brll Lee Drck johnson Duane Hood jerry Drawdy Walkie Templm Paul Davrs Rrchard Esposrto Mrckey McMullen Stexe Tope Bobby jones Charles john son Trllman Martm Second row Brll Hreks George Ellrott Kermrt Turner Bob Brannen Drckre Randall joe Cone Bob Whrtehead Loure Bauerle joe Barnard J Fred Lohr DeVau5,hn Pate Emmett Palmer Bobby Jordan XW1ll1am Anderson Thrrd row Fred Carpenter Donald Barnett Patsy D1Cesare john Boyd jerry Lane Denms Anderson Leonard Rabm Eddne Gorman joe Lmd sey Ken Hoffmerster james Kmsey Tony Felder Bobby Harrell Pexton Montgomerx Iohn Brekart SCH HDL LF Hxllsborouaeh G 1IHLSX1llf. efterson West Palm Beaeh H unes Cm St Petersburg Pl mt l t Lluderd 1le Orlando Landon Wallue Templm Cabmnl Se vt Se wt Oet Qet NOX NOX Woe 'NOX Vox 1 There Here There Here Here Here 'lhere Here There r 4 Y ' ', r E -I . 21-fe '- J A S be C ,I A 28-M -A ,V ,, ,,.., .. , Ott. 5-fHere H f - S S P. 13a -- , al f' , . 19- ' ' ,. ' Y , 7 I I . '. 9 'A 9.1 f.- r V. ru ' I p11 M ' r y so F -A o ' 1 6 1 A ' CONGRATULATIONS, COACHES for building a winning team from the green and inexperienced boys who turned out in the fall. Although not the highest ranking team in the state, they had a reputation in the Big Ten for their pluck- iness and spirit. Incidentally, Coach L.L. Nurmi Nelson is completing his twenty- fifth year in the profession. Kneeling: COACHES-jack Deedrick, L. L. Nelson and jack Barker. Standing: COACHES-Joe Varju and John Staples. SPORTLIGHTS When the pigskin prognosticators gazed into the crystal ball of football fortune prior to the advent of the 1951 season, they could visualize only a large, gaping crack in the Lakeland Dreadnaughts, sphere of influence. However, refusing to bow before the predestined fate, Coach Nurmi Nelson and his able assistants molded a gridiron machine from the seemingly countless fragments that proved a strong and spirited threat to all comers. Compiling a season that surpassed the most faithful fan's dizziest dreams, the '51 Dreadnaughts baffled even the experts. The Lakelanders set the tempo for their campaign in the opener by beating the clock to tie Hillsborough in a Tampa thriller, 13-13. Despite a.downpour that dampened the following Friday's home opener, L. H. S. mudded to a 1-i-6 victory over Gainesville and followed by tipping jefferson at Bryant Stadium, 16-13, in a game that marked the conclusion of a nine-year rivalry with the Dragons. Trekking to West Palm Beach, Nelson's Navy whipped the Wildcats under wraps by 20-6 and continued their relentless rush with a breezy 34-O rout of Haines City's stingless Hornets. Visiting St. Petersburg finally turned the tide with a desperation pass play and extra point for a vital 14-13 Big Ten triumph before the year's largest outpouring. Not to be denied, Lakeland rebounded with a revengeful 34-0 blast at Plant in the Homecoming encounter. Fort Lauderdales keyed-up Flying L's then put a stranglehold on the Dreadnaughts' winning ways with a 13-13 knot on a field of mire in the coastal city. Orlando followed by dealing the season's sole decisive defeat, an 18-7 Thanksgiving Eve classic win over an injury-riddled L. H. S. eleven at Bryant Stadium. Playing in the jacksonville Gator Bowl in their finale, the Dreadnaughts became the year's only conference victim of defending champion Landon as the extra-point bugaboo stopped them short for the fourth time, 21-20. i QQ. f phi' A W Qin 2 L' e Q Rx ' is M1 i 'tv- FW A,,. .. . - .. 1 ,,4,3-v- Ns gl , gf.. , , ., ' 3 s f 4- ,-ww' .CMV V . . 1-N Q 'iff-LMXL' pw' - T 1, Y avi-:a,f, av , , J, ,, ,A -- 1-3. Q. ivy, ms-Q52?1'433QK,iLz,Qisf' Q ' 1 LQ :qv 'Q -.X gs. -14' P oc Lindsey fr. Bobby jones aa, L Dennis Anderson 'Q V K 1 F7 . Qi ' an rg ,sg Q I A Wu. . N 7' 19 QL ,N CG' 7 .. ' x y, . .. E ' 5 5 Q Tony Fcldcr Xl Q5 4 ' if . ,pn , Q I fx r f 'wr ' Bobby H lrrc ll -'J Stex e Tope 'if an ., . , 1 V ,w--W-' N. is '15 '42 ' y -A, 3 Q. M Crry Drawdy E' u MANAGERS Q f v 5,,L Left to right: -I. Oscar Springer. XX'allv Smith. .ind .lack Ciriclcliird. S A 8: H 1 L i lg . , ' j .3 t . r I ll: 'li ' 'Mil it if? 9 fl Q L 1, 1.1 1 l Hf ' These towel-and-water toters of LHS. are virtually the backbone of the team. Spectators are seldom .1w.1re of the gruelling hours that these conscientious and enthusiastic managers devote to a task that provides them with little glory. Wfhen Riclurd Esposito was injured in pre-season practice and was unable to play, he gave the overburdened managers much needed assistance. 11 OOPS, XYRONG DOOR ' ,Q il DESTROYERS Farst rovs Dauel Duster Mgr Paul Klmborough Bobby Meeks acleae Akans Bud Partan 'Ihaeltleus Barber Balls Combee Beabbx Godfrey Curtas Dalex Glenn Gordon Hall Bennett Charles lmraser Morgan Anderson Iam Edwards and Charles Pxe Mer Seeond rovn Coaeh I H Terra ohn Baeleart Iaelc McArthur Donald Roberts Bob Boulvsare VUalter Morras Wallaaan Anderson Ras Garrrson lulaan Bowen Ball Thomas Daek Leas Ken Fortner Tony Staontano anl Coach Ioe Varlu Thard row Ball Thornhall Curtas Logan ax Veelelmn Homer C artrell Alraan Burnham Capt Andx MeCollout.h laele Palmer Powell Adams Don Barnett and l hn Nlurphw SCHFDULF Ov new Haanes Cats Orlando Kathleen Haanes Catx Orlando Plant Cltx Kathleen Die Lf LI Oet Oe NOX Vox Nor P led Nl Haanes C Laleel and Laleel and Laleeland Orlando L aleeland Lakeland l .fb . U A V , K . - . . a ,. . .. rpff :I altf' V 'Q O12 5 O1 9 H 116 '. I A' Cf. 30 ' ' Y '. 8 . 1 115 t Y 220 ROWBOATS vi se' 'lxff :MCI llfwl rm Slclppcr Huung, XY 1ll11m Howl D1 lc Maldon, Blll Cvttlnghzm Charlu Hafner XX um 'Nlunkln Bwhbx Form Harold Thmllklll Im u Huolcnr Tappln Nlnn Mwnll nm Chlrlu Tinnu Eddlc Rcld lcrrx Phllllpk Ona Iukwn Lungs Rcglstcr lnmmx Xnkcm Blll Moon Blllx Kn1g.l1t Rome Raids Ioule Lynmes Kennx Cuopu Nlgr Thlrl rem Cn :ru Anderson Rudmx Rutlmd I E bhlrah Rullx Sapp loc Znhr Hmmll Cllrk Ruwell Rchlurg Ink MLCclllrx Quill Clark Fuurtlm row CHL1 1 ee rn s 1 1 nlnr Spmlto Ilmu Cuinaugh Hug1 N Har IDL Rum Hmul S l lDlll ffl llxtllll lx lmlu l L,1l-xLllnll ml I llulanl lmlmn K I llmlnd ll llllLFll1XL llllll JK 1 L BETTY BOLTON and NANCY POLLARD SPIRIT OF THE FUTURE L,H.S. has nothing to worry about as far as her future theerleaders are eomerned. These sparkling dynamos from the 9th grade have provided the junior high teams with fine support. Miss Ruth Hall Brown and Mrs. Lenore Templin, advisors, worked as hard as the cheerleaders to perfett their routines. f F, yhlxvbx Al' J A ve NANCY KEY and ,IUDY O'QL'IN ,,e, A BARBARA SMITH and JACKIE SMITH r g 5 27 Flrst rovs Donald Henry Bobbx lonei Louxe Bauerle Duane Hood Allen Mundav Houurd Vandroff Second rom Bobby Harrell Paxton Montgomery Howard Grossman Bobby Collrer DREADNAUGI-IT 1951 1952 BASlxl 'IBAI L SCI-IIDULI 7!'7 111 1 P mt Cm Hlllwborou h Intruxon Nlllnland Qaruoti nl L .rfgf wr l DLL LL in in lluru llurc llrrm l QVC llurr l MFL Llk L L HL l'L' LOUIE BAL ERLE BOBBY JoNes Desprte the many drffrcultres from whxch the Lakeland Dreadnaught basketball squad dem ed a medxocre record durmg the 1951 52 season the L H S cagers were a far better ball club on the floor than on paper Not the least among the Dreadnaught problems was an elephantme yxnx rn Brg Ten Conference play wyhrch droye them deep mto the league standmgs The strength of Lakeland s schedule was often emphaslzed by the fact that a good game went to vsaste slmply due to lack of manpower Seemingly one lapse of play often mlned a vshole eyenlng s effort and any dash of rll luck sery ed only to 'nal-te the task tvyrce as tough Although forced to juggle hrs frrst frye durmg most of the campalgn rn a brd to counteract these forces Coach ack Deedrrck deseryes eredxt for a com mendablc effort and the abnlrty to rnstlll the wnll to wm desprte defeat Launehlng thexr schedule at home agarnst Plant Crty Lakeland tallled a 32 27 team yretory ox er the Planters Two treks to Tampa to get thexr Bug Ten actnlty under way howeyer found the Dreadnaughts outgunned by Hrllsborough 58 48 and efferson 47 32 Mamland greeted L H S upon :ts return and responded by dropprng a 34 33 thrlller to the locals to set off a strrng of three strarght non conference wms The Dreadnaughts followed by frrrng a 49 33 torpedo at Sarasota s Saxlors here and then repayrng Plant Cnty s YlSlfWlfl1 a solrd 37 29 trrumph In complete contrast St Petersburg then led off srx straight Brg Ten losses Dreadnaught goalry three nrghts later and prled up a 54 21 margln as the Lake landers coupled on therr poorest showrng of the season agarnst the 1951 Class A state champs Orlando started a week of woe on an 22 wxth a 45 44 wm as the Trgers opened an early gap agalnst a res rsed Dreadnaught lrneup West Palm Beach reset the stage rn Lakeland s gym the followrng Friday by addlng insult to rnyury with a 50 48 double oy ertrme vlctory After Plant of Tampa netted a 47 39 success ID the Crgar Clty Fort Lauderdales league leaders moxed into town Athough the L H S per formance would haye dropped any lesser club the Flyxng Ls marks manshrp proxlded a 58 47 defnclt Sarasota rn a rex engful mood stopped the Dreadnaughts by a 42 32 count rn the coastal cnty a mght ater Plant promptly proceeded to run the Lakeland loslng skern to eight strarght and drop the Dreadnaughts rnto the conference cellar wrth a 5146 wln here Lakeland pulled out of lf5 prolonged tarlspm by re wrrtmg a storybook 28 27 yrctory Ox er Marnland at Daytona Beach to make rt fue out of frfteen games to the good THE MASTERMIND . , ' , - , I v, ' vu V a ' a l a O . . Y - . . 1 ' l . wrth a 48-35 vrctory on thexr home court. Jacksonville Jackson mvaded the y - 4 . Y l V ' Y l . if A . . . l , DUANE HOOD DONALD HENRY JOE CONE PEYTON MONTGOMERY HOXVARD GROSSMAN 90 BOBBY HARRELL Grossman Henry and Cone after the rebound L 7 -- VJ H A E E3 1 , , ALLEN MUNDAY HOWARD VAN DROFF The Dreadnaughts and the Orlando bas keteers compete for the eluslve ball ROGER WILLIAMS FLOYD SHIVER DESTROYERS Frrst row jerry Bassett Bobby Meeks Paul Davrs Bull Bennett jackre Akms and Wesley Dean Second row Coach Jack Barker Gene Choppa DeVaughn Pate Rrchard Conrad Drck Mason and Brlly Tolle Dale Opponent Dee Dee C C C C C C' C 14 19 C Plant Clty Hrllsborough B Wialnland B Harnes Cnty B Plant Crty B St Petersburg B Auburndale B Mulberry B Plant B Plant B Malnland B Hrllsboroubh B Mulberry B Haines Crty B Orlando B St Petersburg B Play ed Here There Here Here There There Here Here There Here There Here There The re There Here DESTROYER 1951-1952 SCHEDULE . ' B jan. 4 r ' jan. 8 ' A jan. 11 ' ' jan. 15 . ' 2 jan. 18 jan. 22 Orlando B Here jan. 25 ' jan. 21 - 1 F-b. 5 - - F b. 8 V 4 A F'b. 12 ' Q Y 1 - F b. 15 - ' A 4 F-13.16 A A ' A - F b. 19 - A F b. 22 . ROWBOATS Frrst row R Fenton L Busbee C XVh1tchead C jones G Register W Munday R Rutland j McEldry Second row J Wyatt B Moore j Alfred j Shrver O jackson C Tanner Thxrd row B Mrtchell H Cheyne L Cmmes D Loxett Coach john Teany MANAGERS Bxlly Knlght B111 Young Charles Pye Morgan Anderson l :. ,. ,, -,. ,. ,. ,. , . . ,:. .. ,. ,.',. ,. . f. .. ,- ..', ' . M-, , Ii 6 , UQ . Ja, ' 1 's , , , - ' K, BASEBALL Prrst rovs Bobby jordan Bobby Meeks Rrchard Conrad PaulDav1s Bobby lones Kermrt Turner Bobby XX atson and Floyd Shryer Second roxy Coach jatk Barker DeVaug,hn Pate joe Cone Lours Bauerle Peyton Montgomery Donald Henry jameb Monk Brlly Tolle and Allen Munday ig! JACK BARKER Cf .nb Plry Ball These llliglt xx ordb 5ynommou5 yxrth base rm out utry wrm bttltonxn yeowlt to tu re rewtnttt on ol ilu be s t lux beer x t N ent yyrnntr me e rrmon ttrx rung ll he ids t to s s 100 sl 6 , X .- N xx .x' X H xii? X ff I! '-' ' x 7 x ,M N1! x'1 2. ,.. K.. 5 1 Xxx W ,N , N. X g 1: -,v .A ' 8 , I I g ' ,Tub ' ' Q, -. rxffhfififf ,, - ,H . - -1- A KERMIT TURNER f 'V X fl Z LOL IE BAL ERLE 'x 'fx X 1 Yr - D .. , .,, .f '. N fy if 4. . 4 'h .. ' 1 E . f if U S M. vw DONJALD HENRY Nuo -of JOE coma viii f. FLOYD SHIVER BOBBY JONES Q i PEYTON MONTGOMYRH YW' SJ 'Yr C 1-RFDDIE CARPhN'l ER 'Q BOISBX XX A1bON my F5 39s 9 Y , fjiurc w g at Q . a 7 1 545.1 1 4 X Q W 4. V ff - nw. MMITN Mcvxx ' ' ? H ' 1 Qi K BOBBY MIEIIKS lnII.I.Y 'IU I ,, K, 1 A dv DLVAL GHN FATE BOBBY JORDAN VY E A ALLFN MLNDAX V ken G29 f I bi-A ' Na, PAL L DAVIS xi RICHARD CONRAD All play and no work? These swimmers of L.H.S., coached by Mr. Floyd Lay, have a dif- ferent idea about this. The swimming team spends a lot of time in the water develop- ing their strokes, but this pays off when that extra inch may mean the difference be- tween winning and losing V1 ,WWA We, gl 9 X., 'lf glfsasf- W ,SN Q K -' bfi? x4 nj ii -4.4, Charles King and Clyde Redmond await the gun K fp J fi Hoffmeister and Newsome: thc gruesome tvs osome 'N 42 XJ -5' f-Q '-x-5 -x -6, fn., fs.. ,af- ,-.A ohn Newsome and Ken I-Ioffmers'er rn a race wrth the clock s 2 W Charles Krug and rm Felrcran off to a qurck start M22 6 Y ji, Si Qmfufd fs' Glen Whrtten makes rt look easy ' 1 if V ' K - ' 4 . rj K , , , 5 '14 I if f s fa, r 7' E , ' f f A ' N ' . f V4 , , , V, , my , I X ' ' ' . wh V '. ' , r '-N ' , f , A- ' j, , - wk M a so - ' I , Q. ' ..., Q f XM M J , - . I , --.. I - A a s '- Egg ,ag W ,U ii A ,s as s - V r , ,I ,fly ,r:f,, , s . r of W xv 73 if 'A' I , H k .J ,gff:,,sf3J,'.3?5',,,,' ' . w ':f,f- -f . v . . ,fb 'Q .- , A - x N . ' K VN ' .' - ., 2 ifkr, ' . 59 - 1 . F' -W . ' ' S . ...rn as , h fn . M 'Q -, s I x 4 . 'fl , , N, so r Spring finds an enthusiastic group of hard-working boys conditioning them- selves for the coming meetsg their spiked shoes grip the cinders as pounding legs strive to cut a second off their previous mark. The Polk County Track Meet provides top-flight competition each year, and the I..H.S. team showing is consistently a credit to the school. CIN DER-MEN First row: Don Farmer, Steve Tope. Tony Girtman, and Dick johnson Second row: Edward Legerton, Tommy Sheridan, David Doster, joe Lindsey, and J. Fred Lohr. ab-11 gli ' 14 W . F i -h 'QM 5 , Tift, l T ...- 'Sr , .gr rex pf:-'Y'tx. . .f'!' - 'gffam 5,4 .lk J 'rg-I an i 53- f ' 7' 1 1'?3? 'r .4 V Steve Tope and Dick johnson clear the bars. ,Ll th. -cf' 1 5 j ,,, X i A AH . . LD. 'fr-,. .Q ,. ,A 4,-fl,ll' f '-farS'Q-T- 'f JY i '-H 37'i if Q t , A., 2 '- .Q ' ' T , 4,1 . ' 4- N , ' , he Y-J - affix . 1. . -L .-,.g1,?' QF? f -we M e T 1 5.1 i .,-.I ,,,-if A .L.,,,.- 'f'?t ie y we NIQ1 ge-,fe ' rx , Kermit Turner breaks CQ D V' D . QQ C J the string for Lakeland. --. 5, y f ,L'rgui.. '3- --4 Distance men Fred Lohr Don Farmer Dlck ohnson and Edward Legerton pace themselw es 'KWNXWN 'U--0.-.. u...- lx ,9 ' ,jfs ,,,. ,.....A 1 ,,,D,4.va.au'-I-0 4 5' mast. Manta!! U-M-115-- - mana-v- rvw 'G Q1 i1 v-'irc-'--li ?? i 1 ,srl Tope m top form R Glrtman and Sherxdan on their mark l0l 1 7 5 ...... ,..... J. , , ' J , 1 ,.,0- v I ru . - A1 I 5- ,. --.-- f M ,,.W-'- f'Q.g:i ': f.....-. .---fn' x ' 1 ' M... Mau'-'10 - V A x , ' ' ...w . A ,, f ...- , ,. , L.. ,l 1 - A My .G 4 get rf 'divx 'K ' V A U' In Stk in-v--sf' - M-f mann'-if W-wfwwqw-1 Q -wut-'-rf A - -f-'f N K 0 D ' f ' . my ' , Q . V ' m w' I 1 i O X ,. X I ' 'I . r , . b . d N , E r d d . - . W wb? d ' ' Q, 'd ' sw v--'V---'J f 5 ' A d 'Ai' d X.. x A I A A,,.--ics! , wr I 4 k .V X X. , A Z 1 1 ' ' d Mr' -. d ' . ' . X d . In . I e' Nffyfliiziwi- ' ' 1272 . . , . . HOMECOMING f ,r 'QW ' ' remain ii tball land 1 1 1 A Plant Player about t 100190, ex ent of thc year The big day began after school with the annual Homecoming parade The Classical Club won first prize in the float contest with the r Exchange Club and the Lionettes taking second and third places Next came the xictorious game with Plant and the big moment at half time when Bobby Collier and Mary Nell Mathis were crowned King and ueen of Home coming. For the first time the queen was elected by the popular xote of the student body. The day ended with the big dance held at the Civic Center. g 3 S , Alice in Foo - U 1 X Q 0 lose his head! A ' ' f c xl! Homecoming, 1951f This is probably the most eagerly awaited f . . 5 ' . . X f ' ' Q - f X V Y Y X X I I X f X isiror from Rome Long live the ueen. l02 Rldm ln Style Here comes the band' THE ROYALTY Kmg Bobby and Queen Mary Nell C Aim :he sam 'Rs'- Ugh ugh' if N W -vv - . 1 -v-H -- W Y -' 5- ' Y- ' n - ,r, 1,1 A .. X- v , A I' M f W 1: wr X 5 Q 7 I Z If feet! f ' X I ' u X fA1fJ4 IT, f W - f -- - P - A - :PZ 22-W-fr ' Y J- '- --SI-1' jiri? ,- y 1 mv f gf ff I 1 1 fifffff I' LHX5 if if iff!! if! V I f ff L b I 1' H ,VE , ' ru 1 fl! ,I f' 1 f V r , , .f If fi, KI , ' iff! A ff1 Ei g - 'l 'N l' will cf! f, X f ,X X w f!f I 1 M1 If -L J -L , 'E ! M .X X 4 X, n pf . Af X 1 , X m ff , 1 al V l K -J ' r Q I' , fi . if l f - I A tk f f , ! Y ' N , V f? aff?-5 M-1- - ' , 5-1-3 ' -,-'x Yi , 5 ,A fb W 117 1 5 , T ,, 5 , i 'yNJ, W f my f wi '- in -MF i 'W l 7' 'i 'Q ig 1 fx. 'Y lr Ll-LL--.,n ,, ,Qf.f,,Qk, ' ' , , ' 5 ,g - ' . -----Q-- ,-,i: I 'E :H . ' k - T 'if'gx g ' . 'TT' ' 5 f 5 I - 'XX.,- - ' '4 f 59' if i J ,f l?31iQ,xfMJ -mf L.' 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A., , 1 I A A , E ,I f J 1 x ., 4 if wif X H ' i f i kgfmiim-f+T1f Q if i i, ' I: . a 5 fe g-eeifwxgi i 'Il F 5 .p As the spirit of this memorable old school I kill! I by i 7 , 1' have an unbelievable number of talents, but . L. , , f ' l'm not a literary genius. I'm apologizing for e this, because I'd have to be one to express just 55? ' gg how important my students are-every single i iwleli-4.. xv as aa e e gf' one of them. They are the very life blood of A X Mb, X It this fine institution. Why, I would never have SH- a -- Q? ' pf, even been born had it not been for this remark- hwy, his , rg VA able, this incomparable segment of American u M 1? .., .ff 7, fi ,V,477!y,y youth. Heaven forbid that I become tearfully g.Q .iff y ,JO ,gf sentimental about the student body. I'll state a. -. ' I 1' f that they are tops and leave it that way, al- Q42 ,. f,1' , 5, I N-sa X! Xxx? M If' , , , ,f,ff f ,,, , 1 I though I could go on for days and days about all the things that make them a very special group. All right, all right, just turn the pages and see for yourself. gg V77 ' rf -..,. ,'A ,N :J ijggig Y fff i , . f ini' I K X ' los I ff J ,ff ,KV I ' Z .I I 4. in .1 M, , '-x twig' 1 , ' 1 1 mm' 4 lx ,W-E if I I ff, lg, Q , VC sg 'ff' 'QV' y- 'QQQ f- 4 SVN IOR SL'PIiRI-A'IWIYVS -f ff 1 Liz AL' L7 ', .lf x 4171 -'Y 1,-ZLL .':1,ft7..1 f K. TI?- J5. - 21 I als alumna, ' Q I - 3.15 . I J Q 2 29,2 fy , -. i -JU ' ' 6 ' mfs -SL I ' Wa., .XV 'H' . -YwraatP 'w S! NICJR n s ' r , , A , . 24127, .1,..,,, I fum.: lC.,f,.'f. 'NX I rv 'if SE IOR Steve Tope V1cePresxdent Damon Holmes Presldent Dorothy Rothrock Secretary and Donald Farmer Treasurer DAMON HOIMEQ Tumor Hxgh SGA I irmo Hugh SGA 4 Scnmr Honor Soclctx a 4 Torch Clul umor Honor Smxctx 1 Claemqal Club 1 KU Club lv 4 Drlmatlr Club l 4 Band 1 Prcsxrlrm 4 Orrhcetra 4 lumr Cu pa Tumor C1122 Pruxdcnr Nemor Class Prcmlent VI FVI' TOPF Senwr Hxgh SGA Nr-mor Honor Smxatx x in as u 4 U u S 'hm D lorln 4 Trl 1 lun r iss X11 s L u ss X Prulr ur Spf ts lltor ROlllH ROTHROCK lmlr ll Ll SCA ll N m r nAu C r m L, N111 DHNMI NUR Nm r l Llll YL 'N w 'N lXlIlL 'X rlmxrr N rx 'Norul XX umm DoRoTm ROTHROCK Dox un FARMIR , ' ' 9 , ' L , 3 21,1 ' H 3 1 Q .14 . 1 a V . 1 ' . 2. 3. 4 K ' ' 1 ',.2,5.'1- 'ur lti ly 31 . 41 1 'K' 31 ,f ' 4 f 1. 4. Cl.1vir.1l Club 3. 41 Quill 4 rl Snr ll 43 L ' Cl b LKQ Cl b Z. 3,-1, PTL'lulCl'lI41 l. l 1, 2. 31 l'C.hll'LlL1llll1f Fw .ll 1 .1 lc 2, R. -1 Y io Clr i ' r- Pre-:ul 'nrg Scnic r Cla 1 'uc - 'lcntg l'l.lgD w- ,K If ' C 4. DO ' ' .'-Au '1 lju fl lg , HOLMES Nm -wr llxulu LA X: Nr' l- Honor if-ru-tx' 3. 4. lun- STEVE T . DAMON 1-11 llwnur Nuxrrx 11 Cl.1w1r.al Club Q. lil - 1 flub OPI: .1 4 4, Nrlrrmrx 41 Qmll .ml 9 roll 3, 41 lm .mx E, ? 4, crL.l.l,lllmQ ll-ljw: 4, ,:- -if Clmx 5L'l,IL'f.il . l'lIllll.1UrILf ifrllrliwr 1. 4 ,D VAR. 7 lumu: Haul: SCA l. 1. ll lllul Nil.-X l, lL.lll1fl'l,Qlil l.llllI.xYf'1l 1, Wim! lift l ' g 1 l,1':1Xfl,,lr ' f 1 lx rirftw by :tx-I fl. Dv? l4.wlu!lmll Q, 'lcnmw , .mf N- w1'fl.wx'l' .w..:L. 6 . Q V Q f C... .'l.4'1I- If . llx ,l. I 'll .l . . Y, 1, . ' I I2 ARTHUR ADMIRE-junior High SGA 1. 2g Senior High SGA 43 Senior High Hall Patrol 3, 4, Captain 43 Exchange Club 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4g Destroy er Football 2g Bagpipe Business Staff 4. RALPH ALDERMAN-Destroyer Football 2g Swim- ming 5. DENNIS ANDERSON -Junior High SGA lg Senior High Hall Patrol 4g Lions Club 4g Dread- naught Football 3, 43 Destroyer Football 23 Track 3. LLOYD ARNETT CLARA ASTIN-DCT 4. HAZEL BACH-Torth Club 21 junior Honor Society 13 Bagbipe Promotional Manager 4. BARBARA BAKER-Senior Honor Society 3, 4g Torih Club 2g junior Honor Soticty lg Classical Club 1, 23 Pan-Am 3. 4g Quill and Stroll 5, 43 Tam O'- Shanter 3. 4. Editor 4. CARLA BALDREF-Majorette 3. 4. CLARA ASTIN A 'ai' I .L BARBARA BAKER CARLA BALDRIEE ARTHUR ADMIRE RALPH ALDERMAN 'fawrwwf w ff 'vi .am DENNIS ANDERSON LLOYD ARNETT HAZEL BACH LYNN BANDY MORENA BARRON GUY BEATTY JACK BELFRY LYNN BANDY-Key Club 2, 3, 4. Vice Presidentg AVA 5. 4. MORENA BARRON-Junior Honor Society 13 Class- ical Club 1. Zg GAA 1. 2g Dramatic Club lg Bagpipe Solicitor 5. GUY BEATTY-Junior High SGA lg Classical Club 5g Exchange Club 43 Tennis 1. 5. JACK BELFRY-Exchange Club 45 Transferred from Wisconsin Military Acaclemy. BETTY BERKMEYER MARILYN BICKART-Senior Honor Society 5. 4g Torch Club 2g Junior Honor Society lg Classical Club 2g Guidance Helper 4. JOE BLANTON-AVA 1. 2, 3. 45 Destroyer Foot- ball 5. ALLAN BLY-Senior Honor Society 5, 43 Torch Club 25 Junior Honor Society lg Classical Club 1, 2g Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Bagpipe 3, 4, Busi- ness Manager 4. BETTY BERKMEYER MARILYN BICKART JOE BLANTON ALLAN BLY JAMES BOOTH-junior High SGA lg Pan-Am Club 2g L Club 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 3. Vice President 45 Lions Club 2, 3. 4, Tail-Twister 2, President 3. 4g Glee Club 2g Dreadnaught Football 3. 4. CO- Capt. 3. Capt, 45 junior Varsity Football 1, 2g junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2g Track 2. 3. 4: Freshman Class President, Boys' State 3, Transferred from Fort Myers High School 2. JO ANNE BOSWELL-junior High SGA 1. Vice President 13 Senior High SGA 4, Senior Honor So- ciety 3, 41 Torch Club 2. Secretary: junior Honor SO- ciety Ig Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4, Classical Club 1 2g Lions Club Sponsor 3, 4, Lionettes 3. 4. Mane- Puller 3, Cheerleader 4, Highlander Solicitor 1. 2. 3. 4, Tam O'Shanter lg Girls' State 3: Dreadnaught Sweetheart 4. 1 WARREN BOWDEN-Senior High Hall Patrol 33 L Club 2, 3, 4g Key Club 2. 33 Dreadnaught Base- ball 1, 2. 3.4. GEORGIA BRANNEN SARA ALICE BRENGLE-Quill and Scroll 45 GAA 4g Dramatic Club 23 Band 13 Glee Club 1. 2, Swim- ming 33 School Paper 1. 2, 5. Assistant Business Man- ager 35 Bagpipe Solicitor 4. WILLIAM BROOKS-Torch Club 25 Junior Honor Society lg Pan-Am Club 1, 2g Exchange Club 4g Phy- sical Education Assistant 4. GERALD BROWER-Street Patrol 2, 3, 4, Captain 4g DCT 45 Flag Boy 4. ELIZABETH BIQRCHFIELD-Pan-Am Club 23 Y- Teens 33 Library Assistant 13 Band 23 Orchestra 2. SARA ALICE BRENGLE GERALD BROVUER ELIZABETH BURCHFIELD '9 lg- - JAMES BOOTH JOANNE BOSWELL 'Q' WARREN BOWDEN GEORGIA BRANNEN WILLIAM BROOKS CARL BURKEY-Classical Club 3. 41 Street Patrol 1. 2, 3. 4, Lt. 41 DCT 43 Flag Boy 4: Destroyer Foot- ball 2. DICK BUSING-Extliangc Club 3. 4, Sergeant-ab Arms 5 Vice President 4. ROBERT ISLTSING-Senior High Hall Patrol 45 Ex- change Club 4, -HM BYRD-,lunior High SGA ll Classical Club 23 Quill and Scroll 41 Bagpipe 3, -4, News Editor 43 Tam O'Shanter 2. 5. liuainesn Manager 31 junior Clasf Play 5. Stage lbl.ll'l1lgC'l'. CARL BURKEY DICK BUSING BARBARA CAMMLSE ALECE CANADY ANECE CANADY v JEAN CANADY N I A nfl' Aiq L., l l K ROBERT BUSING JIM BYRD fr 43'-Chu. ,f 'C f, BARBARA CAMMUSE ALECE CANADY . - it V T' AN12Cl2 C,ANAm' JEAN CANADY ERNESTINE CANUP-DCT 4. DOYLE CARLTON-DCT 4, Vice President 45 Exchange Club 43 Boys' Chorus 3. FREDDIE CARPENTER-junior High Hall Patrol lg Dramatic Club 21 Boys' Chorus 3. JUNE CHASTINE-Pan-Am 1. 2, MARIE ANN CHATHAIJ-junior High SGA lg Senior Honor Society 3. 4g Torch Club 25 junior Honor Society 1, Corresponding Secretary lg Classical Club 1. 2. 3, 4, Quaestor 43 Quill and Scroll 3. 4g Keyettes 3, 43 Guidance Helpers 4: First Aid Assistant 23 Highlander Solicitor 3, Business Manager 4. MARY CHICORELLI CAROL CHISELBROOK-junior High SGA lg Sen- ior Honor Society 3. 4g Torch Club 23 junior Honor Society lg Classical Club 1, 2. 3, 41 Office Assistant 25 Glee Club lg Coach's Office Assistant 4. JOSEPHINE CLARK-Guidance Helpers 4. MARIE ANN CHATHAM CAROL CHISELBROOK JOSEPHINE CLARK V li ri- ERNEs'riNE CANUP DOYLE CARLTON FREDDIE CARPENTER JUNE CHASTINE MARY CHICORELLI Il7 LEE CLAYTON RLYTHELLA COILE BOBBY COLLIER BUDDY COLSON BETTY JANE CONE LEE CLAYTON--Exchange Club 43 Swimming 2. RUTHELLA COILE-junior High SGA lg Senior Honor Society 3. 43 Torch Club 21 junior Honor So- ciety 1: Classital Club 1. 2: Youth for Christ 1. 3. 4. President 41 Library' Assistant I. 2. 3, 4: Library Club Z. 5. President 51 Library-AVA Club 4, Presi- dent 4. BOBBY COLLIER-junior High SGA 11 Senior High SGA 41 -lunior High Hall Patrol 23 Senior High Hall Patrol 1. DCT 4. President 41 L Club 3. 3, 43 Lions Club 2, 5. 4. Lion Tamer -43 Dread- naught Football 2. 52 Destroyer Football 1: Dread- naught Basketball 2, 4: Destroyer Basketball 12 Sop- homore Class Presitlentg Homecoming King 4. BUDDY COLSON-Band 2. 5, 4. BETTY JANE CONE-junior Honor Society 13 Band 1. 2. 3. 43 Orchestra 2. 3. 4. RICHARD CONIBEAR-Key Club 2, 3, 4. VALITA CONRAD-Senior Honor Society 3, 4g Torch Club 2g junior Honor Society lg DCT 4g Of- fice Assistant 53 Majorette 4. CHARLES COON RICHARD CONIBEAR VALITA CONRAD CHARLES COON 1 LIBBY COOPER-Senior High SGA 43 Y-Teens 43 Bagpipe Staff 4, Solicitor 43 Swimming Instructor 3. EUGENE CORBIN-DCT 4. JOHN XVHITNEY COX-Senior High SGA 43 Senior Honor Society 5. 43 Classical Club 3. 43 DCT 4. RUTH COX-Pan-Am 1. 2. DAVID CRIQM-Boys' Chorus 33 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf 2, 5. 4. KEN DAVIS-Band 2, 3, 4. GAIL DEAN-Junior Honor Society 1, Recording Secretary lg Torch Club 23 Senior Honor Society 3. 43 Classical Club 1. 23 Dramatic Club 13 Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Orchestra 2. 5. 43 I Speak for Democracy Winner 2, 4. FELTON DELK-Senior High Hall Patrol 3, 4g DCT 43 Flag Boy 5, 43 Band 1, 2, 3. Davin CRUM GAIL DEAN FELTON DELK LIBBY COOPER EUGENE CORBIN JOHN WHITNEY Cox RUTH Cox KEN DAVIS 4-. X 4 PATSY DICESARE REBECCA DIcKiNsoN STANLEY DIEHL DOUGLAS DOESCHER PATSY DICESARE-AVA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4g Boys' Chorus 3, 4, President 3. REBECCA DICKINSON - Classical Club 2, Dra- matic Club 4, Band 1, 2, 5, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. STANLEY DIEHL-Boys' Chorus 45 Dreadnaught Football4. DOUGLAS DOESCHER-Destroyer Football 1, 2, 3, Swimming 2. JOHN DOOLEY-Senior Honor Society 4, junior Honor Society lg Classical Club 1, 23 AVA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Chess Club 3. 4g junior Class Play 3. DALE DOUBERLY-Classical Club 3, 4, Exchange Club 2, 3. 4. MAXINE DOVER SALLIE DRIDGERS-Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Torch Club 2, junior Honor Society lg Classical Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Keyettes 45 High- lander Assistant Pictorial Editor 3, Class Editor 4g Bagpipe Solicitor 3, Office Assistant 2. joHN DOOLEY DALE DOUBERLY I R I20 MAXINE DOVER SALLIE DRIDGERS VERNON EDGAR-junior High SGA lg junior Honor Society lg Classical Club 43 Key Club 2. 3. 4, Vice President 35 Destroyer Basketball 23 Dread- naught Baseball 1, 25 Golf 3, 43 Boys' State 3. JOANN ELLIOTT-GAA 2g Dramatic Club 21 -lun- ior Honor Society lg Camera Club 1, 21 FHA 1. 3: Sophomore Class Vice Presidentg Transferred from Kathleen High School 3. JOYCE ELLIOTT-Drgirnatic Club 2. EDDIE ETUERSON-Senior High Hall Patrol Ig DCT 3. L Club 3. 4g Destroyer Football 21 Track 4g Swimming 2, 3. 4. NATHALIE EMERY-Senior Honor Society 4. His- torian 4g Torch Club 2g junior Honor Society l: Pan- Am Club 1. 23 Quill and Scroll 43 Lionettes 41 Glee Club 1, 2g Highlander Solicitor 3. 43 Bagpipe Solicitor 3. Office Manager 4, HILLEVI EWERTS-Key' Club Sponsor 4g Keyettes 3, 4g Cheerleader 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Secretary 5. President 4. EDDIE FEARRAND-DCT 4. JIM FELICIAN - Classical Club 3 4' Destro er I I Y Football 23 Swimming 3, 45 junior Class Play 3. VERNON EDGAR JOANN ELLIOTT JOYCE ELLIOTT EDDIE EMERSON NATHALIE EMERY HILLEVI EVUERTS EDDIE FEARRAND IIM FELICIAN I2l BEVERLY FETTERMAN AUDREY FLOWERS PAT FLYNN CLAYBOURNE FOLDS CLYDE FOSHEE BEVERLY FETTERMAN-junior High SGA 1, Treasurer lg Senior Honor Society 3. 43 Torch Club 2, Reporter 2g junior Honor Society 15 Classical Club 1, 2, Keyettes 3. 4, Parliamentarian 41 Dramatic Club 1. 2. 51 junior High Cheerleader lg junior Class Play 3, Girls' State 3. AUDREY FLOVUERS--Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Torch Club 21 junior Honor Society lg DCT 4. PAT FLYNN-junior Honor Society 1. Pub. Dir. lg Quill and Scroll 4: Lions Club Sponsor 3. 41 Lionettes 2. 3, 4, Lion Tamer 2, Vice President 4g Cheerleader 3. 4, Co-Capt. 3. Capt. 4g Bagpipe Solicitor 3, Copy Editor 4, CLAYBOURNE FOLDS--DCT 4. CLYDE FOSHEE-DCT 3, 4. EVELYN EOUTS-junior High SGA 13 Senior Higi SGA 2, Classical Club 3, 4, Key Club 'Sponsor 43 Ex- change Club Sponsor 2. 3, Keyettes 3, 4, Secretary 4, Cheerleader 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, junior High Cheer- leader 1. JOE FOUTS-Senior High Hall Patrol 43 Exchange Club 43 Stamp and Coin Club 1, 2, Secretary 2. DEWEY FRENCH-Classical Club 3, 45 Destroyer Football 2, 3. EVELYN Fours I JOE For irs DEWEY FRENCH ANNE FUGITT-Glee Club 2, 4. MARY ANN FULFORD-Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Torch Club 2, junior'H'orior Society lg Classical Club 2g Band I, 2, 3, 4. SALLY FUSSELL--Senior Honor Society 3. 4, Torch Club 2, junior Honor Society I, Parliamentarian lg Classical Club 1. 2g Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Ex- change Club Sponsor 2. 3. 4. Historian 2, 3, Key- ettes 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 4g Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 43 Junior High Cheerleader lg Glee Club 1. 2g Swim- ming Instructor 3, Sophomore Class Treasurerg High- lander Assistant Club Editor 3. Club Editor 43 Bag- pipe Solicitor 4g Dreadnaught Sweetheart 3. JAMES GARNER - junior High SGA lg junior High Hall Patrol lg Senior High Hall Patrol 3, 4g Exchange Club 2, 3, 4. Board of Controls 4. HARRY GARRETT MARY ELIZABETH GILL-Pan-Am Club 1, 25 Y- Teens 4. TONY GIRTMAN-Senior High SGA 25 Senior Honor Society 3, 4g Torch Club 23 junior Honor Sol ciety lg Senior High Hall Patrol 35 Street Patrol 4, Flag Boy 43 Exchange Club 3, 4, Board of Controls 4g Dreadnaught Football Manager 2, 3g Track 3, 4. DONNIE GODBOLD-GAA 1, 2. HARRY GARRETT .. TONY GIRTMAN DONNIE GODBOLD 34 ANNE FUGITT MARY ANN FULFORD SALLY FUSSELL JAMES GARNER MARY ELIZABETH GILL I JACK GODDARD-junior Honor Society lg Torch Club 21 Key Club 3. 41 Destroyer Football 23 Dread- naught Manager 4, EDXYARD GOLDEN- L Club -lg Dreaclnaught Baseball 3. EDXYARD GORMAX-Sc-mor High Hall Patrol 4: L Club 3. 4: Lions Club 41 Dreaclnaught Football 5. -ll DL'StI'UI't.'I lrwutliilll 1. CAROLYX CQREER -- Senior Honor Sotiety 3, 41 Classital Club 3, 'lL Y-Tr-uns 41 Ciuitlante Helper -l, Glee Club 3. -1 I JACK GOIUIJARIJ EDVUARD GOLDEN VIRGINIA GRIc5osfItinIIIi- Im.-f sotmy li Pin- Am Club 2. 33 liionr-tru 1. 3. -l. HOWARD GROSSMAN - Torth Club Z3 Senior I Honor Society 3. -41 Classical Club 2. 33 Club 3. l 4g Dreaclnaught Basketball 3. 45 Destroyer Basket- ? ball 23 Track 3, l XWAYNE HAGERTY l DOLORES HAMMOCK-junior Honor Society 15 I Torch Club 25 Senior Honor Society 3, 4g Quill and l 'N-1 Lf NHEQ I l IZ4 Scroll 3, 45 Office Assistant 43 Bagpipe Staff 3, 45 Business Staff 3, Advertising Manager 4. EIDWARIU GORMAN CAROLYN GREER VIRGINIA GRIGGS HOWARD GROSSMAN WAYNE HAGIERTY DOLORIZS HAMI-Iocic MARY ANN HAMPTON-Senior High SGA -1: Classical Club 21 Y-Teens 43 GAA 3. 4. Vite Presi4 dent 3, 43 First Aitl Assistants 1. 2. BOB HANNAH--DCT -11 Dramarit Cluh 21 AVA l. 2, DAPHNE HARDEN7-Tfvrtll Club fl -lumul' Hrlnur Smicty lg l.1hrary'Ass1st.1nt 1. 3, 4. BARBARA HARRlSl.l.---lunirwr High SGA 11 -lklflllff Hfvnor Smicty lg lmvncttcs 41 Bagpipe Swlititur 5. Cirtulatirmn Manager 4, PEGGY HART W DCT 4, Trt-asurcr 41 GAA 31 Library Assistant 31 Offitc Assistant 31 Glu- Cluh Ri MARY ANN HAMPTON BOB HANNAH journalism Cluh l, Z: Spanish Cluh 21 liaskcthall X. QQ Sophomore Class Rcportcr 21 Library Cluh l. 2: Social Club 21 Transferred from hlulhcrry High School 5. TOIWHWIY FRANCES HART -- Senior High SGA -li DCT 4, Reporter -ig GAA gl Glue Cluh 3: liaskcthall 1. 2g Social Club Z1 l.1hr.1ry Cluh 21 Spanish Cluh 21 jtdurnalism Club lg Cliccrlt-atlcr 33 'l'r.1nsfL-rrtwi frum Mulberry High Sthwnl 3. SHIRLEY HARVEY----FHA 1. Z3 Art Cluh 3. -1 P ALEETA HAYMANSvfPan-Am Club 2. 3: liantl 1. i , .Q ., . DAPHNE HARDEN BARBARA HARREI.I. PEGGY HART TOMMY FRANCES HART SHIRLEY HARVEY ALEETA HAYMANS i DIOYCE HERNANIUEZ EsrAm3LL HERSCOVITZ jim-rv HIEVUETT MARY MARGARET HIERHOLZER JOYCE HERNANDEZ-Band 1, 2. 5. 4. ESTABELL HERSCOVITZ-.lunior High SGA 1. Secretary lg Senior Honor Society 3. 4g Torch Club 21 -lunior Honor Soticty lg Classical Club 2. 31 Quill .intl Stroll 3. -1. Setrctay 4: Lions Club Sponsor 4: Lionettes 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Bagpipe Exchange Editor 3. Managing Editor 41 Alumor High Cheer- leader 1. Co-Capt. lg Youth Council 3. 4. IIMMY HEXYETT - ,lunior High SGA 1: junior High Hall Patrol lg Senior High Hall Patrol 3. 41 Ex-.hange Club 2. 5, 4. lioartl ot Control 2. Vite- Prcsidcnt 5. President 4: Dcstroyur lfoothall 1, MARY MARGARET HIERHOLZER --Torth Club 23 -lunior Honor Nltiuty 1: Classital Club 21 Office Assistant 4. BETH HIGGIN BOTHAM JACK HIGHNAM-junior Honor Soiiety 13 Class- ical Club 43 Senior High Hall Patrol 2, 5, 4. Lt. 49 Street Patrol 43 Exthange Club 2. 3, 4. JOHN HODGKINSON--Boys' Chorus 5. Vite Presi- dent 3. KEN HOFFINIEISTER---Senior High SGA 4g Senior High Hall Patrol 43 L Club 2. 3, 4g Drcadnaught Football 3, 4g Destroyer Football 2g Track Manager 5. 45 Swimming 2. 5. 4. BETH HIGGINBOTHAM JACK HIGHNAM joHN Hoimoicmsow KEN HOFFMEISTER MARK HOLLIS-Senior High Hall Patrol 4g Pan- Am Club 2, 31 Exchange Club 2. 3, 4, Sergeant-ab Arms 43 junior Class Play 55 Boys' State 5. DI.'ANE HOOD-Senior High SGA 31 -lunior Honor Society 13 Classital Club 21 Senior High Hall Patrol 43 L Club 3, 4: Key Club 3. 43 Youth For Christ 5: Dreadnaught Football 5. 4: Destroyer Football Z: Dreadnaught Basketball 5. 4g Destroyer Basketball 1. 23 Tratk 5. 43 Coaches' Assistant 4. DICK HOIQSER-Classical Club Z: Boys' State 3. LOUISE HOVUELL--GAA I, 2. 5. Reporter l. 21 Youth for Christ lg Dramatit Club I. 2. 51 AVA 1. MICHAEL HUGHES FRANKIE HUTCHINSON-Classital Club 25 Y- Teens 5. 4, President 33 Youth for Christ 1. BEVERLY IVIfY7Senior High SGA 43 YfTeens 3. 4. Vice President 3g President 4g GAA 3, 4. Reporter 3. President 43 Highlander Faculty Editor 41 Bagpipe Solititor 43 Transferred from North High, Nashville, Tenn. 2. MARY ALICE JACKSON MICHAEL HUGHES BEVERLY jo IVISY MARY ALICE JACKSON as yr. n 'Suv I MARK HOLLIS DUANE Hoon DICK HOUSER LOUISE HOWELL FRANCES HUTCHINSON l27 ROBERT JACKSON l28 HAZEL JAMES JEFF JAMES NANCY KAY JARRETT BETTY JEFFORDS ROBERT JACKSON-Junior High SGA 13 Junior Honor Society 1, Classical Club 3, 4g Lions Club 4, Highlander Assistant Sports Editor 3. Sports Editor 4. HAZEL JAMES-Torch Club 2, Junior Honor So- ciety 1, Pan-Am Club l. 21 Y-Teens 3. 4, Dramatic Club lg Office Assistant 4: Highlander Solicitor 3. 41 Bagpipe Reporter 3. 4. JEFF JAMES-Pan-Am Club 5. 4: Exchange Club l: AVA 1. 2. 3. 41 Tennis 2. NANCY KAY JARRETT-Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Torch Club 23 Junior Honor Society 1, Classical Club 1. 2, Dramatic Club 41 Coaclfs Office Assis- tant 4. BETTY JEFFORDS-Assistant Art Editor School Paper 2, Basketball 2, 33 Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Class Treasurer, Tri-Hi-Y 33 4-H Club 3g Home- coming Queen 3g Editor School Paper 3g Band 41 Transferred from Wfacona High School. Waycross, Georgia 4. CHARLES JOHNSON-Senior High Hall Patrol 4, Lions Club 4, Dreadnaught Football 45 Destroyer Football 2, 3, Destroyer Basketball Z. DICK JOHNSON - Club 3, 4, Dreadnaught Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4 RUSSELL JOHNSONA -Senior High SGA 3, 4g Ex- change Club 4g Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Swimming Instruc- tor 4. CHARLES JOHNSON J Dr Dicic JOHNSON RUSSELL JOHNSON +3 we . BEVERLY JONES-junior High SGA 13 Senior High SGA 23 junior Honor Society 13 Library Assist- ant 2, 3. BOBBY JONES-Junior High SGA lg Pan-Am Club 43 Senior High Hall Patrol 43 Dreadnaught Football 43 Destroyer Football 1, 2, 33 Dreadnaught Basketball 43 Destroyer Basketball 23 Track 2, 43 Dreadnaught Baseball 4. VERMELL JONES-junior High SGA 13 Pan-Am Club 43 Exchange Club Sponsor 3, 43 Keyettes 2. 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1. 2, Historian-Reporter 23 First Aid Assistant 1, 23 Glee Club 1. 23 junior High Cheerleader 13 Swimming Instructor 3. CELESTE KAHN-Pan-Am Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 AVA-Library Club 43 Transferred from Sarasota High School, Sarasota, Florida 3. PATSY KENDRICK - FHA 13 Transferred from Tomlin junior High School, Plant City, Florida 1. CHARLES KING-junior Honor Society 13 junior High Hall Patrol 13 Senior High Hall Patrol 3, 43 L Club 4g Exchange Club 4g Destroyer Football 23 Swimming 3, 43 junior Class Play 3. CHERRIE MAE KING-junior Honor Society 1. MARTHA NELL LAIN-DCT 4. BEVERLY JONES BOBBY JONES VERMELL JONES CELESTE KAHN PATSY KENDRICK CHARLES KING ,E-as CHERRIE MAE KING MARTHA NELL LAIN JW, -I A.f K I29 JOHNNY LANE GENE LANGLEY HK BILL LEE JOE L1NDsEY .KDHNNY l.ANEvAVA 1. GENE LANGLEY-junior High SGA 13 Senior High SGA 2. 43 -lunior Honor Society lg Classical Club 2, 5. 4. Consul 4: -lunior High Hall Patrol 13 Senior High Hall Patrol 3. 4: Lions Club 2. 5. 41 Golf 41 Freshman Class President. BILL LEE-Senior Honor Society 3. 43 Classical Club 5, 4: L Club 5. 41 Exchange Club 41 Dreadnaught Football 4g Destroyer Football 2: Swimming Z: High- lander Photographer 41 Bagpipe Photographer 4. .lOE LINDSEY--Classical Club 41 Senior High Hall Patrol 43 L Club 5. 4: Key Club 5. 43 Dread- naught Football 3. 3. 41 Destroyer Football 1: -l. FRED LOHR-Senior Honor Society 5g junior Honor Society 13 Classical Club l. Z. 54 Dreadnaught Football 3. 41 Destroyer Football 21 Dreadnaught Bas- ketball 3, 43 Destroyer Basketball 2g Dreadnaught Baseball 3. 4. NORMA LONG-Torch Club 23 Classical Club 2, 33 GAA 2, PAT LL'DNX'lCK-junior High SGA 13 Senior High SGA 23 Kaettes 1, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 2g junior High Cheer- leader 13 Glee Club 1, 23 Sophomore Class Secretaryg Classical Club 43 Transferred from Keysee High School, Keysee. West Virginia 3. NANCY LYLES'-t ee Club 5. J. FRED Loi-IR NORMA LoNG PAT l.l'lWL'ICK NANCY Lx'LEs of-aw f-me JOHN MCCABE-Senior High SGA 23 Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4g Torch Club 2. Parl. 23 junior Honor Society lg Classical Club 23 Boys' State 3. MARILYN McCI.I.'RE - Senior Honor Society 4g Quill and Scroll 4g Highlander Art Editor 43 French Club 1. 23 Dramatic Club 3. 43 Choral Group 1. 2. 53 Transferred from Oak Park. Illinois 5. ALICE McCRAW'-DCT 5. 4. TOM McCL'TCHEON LOIS MCGILLIVRAY JIM McINVAILL ROBERT MCLAIN BETTY McMULLEN-DCT 4, Secretary 43 Fresh- man Class Secretary lg Spanish Club 2g junior Hon- or Society lg Senior Honor Society 2, 5g Transferred from Bartow. Florida 3. Lois MCGILLIVRAY ROBERT MCLAIN BETTY MCMULLEN JOHN MCCABE MARILYN MCCLURE ALICE MCCRAW TOM MCCUTCHEON JIM MCINVAILL MICKEY MCMULLEN PAT MALONE ,i Lovcrs MANES -51' Ziff . 4 I I RS ' 5 ! N Q 'K A-N fi J Ton. I SUE MARTIN T ILLMAN MARTIN MICKEY MCMULLEN-Torch Club 25 junior Honor Society 15 Street Patrol 3, 4, Lt. 45 L Club 4 Flag Boy 35 Lions Club 2, 3. 'L Tail Twister 45 Dreadnaught Football 3, 45 Destroyer Football 25 Track Manager 2, 3. 4. PAT MALONE-GAA 25 Dramatic Club 15 Library Assistant 4, Reporter 45 Majorette 45 Rifle Girl 33 Transferred from Robertsdale. Ala. 2. LOYCE MANES-junior Honor Society 15 Pan-Am 1, 2. SUE MARTIN-junior High SGA 15 junior Honor Society 1, Vice President 13 Classical Club 3, 45 Key Club Sponsor 45 Keyettes 2. 3. 4, President 45 Cheer- leader 4g Majorette Z5 Glee Club 1, 25 Bagpipe Assist- ant Circulation Manager 35 junior High Cheerleader 25 Youth Council 2. TILLMAN MARTIN-Dreadnaught Football 45 De- stroyer Football 39 Dreadnaught Baseball 3. ROBERT MASON-Rifle Team 25 Transferred from Petersburg High School, Petersburg, Va. 3. MARY NELL MATHIS-Junior High SGA 15 Key- ettes 3, 45 Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 4. RICHARD MESSICK-Classical Club 3, 45 Student Counselor 25 Transferred from Woonsocket High School, W'oonsocket, R. I. ROBERT MASON A MARY NELL MATHIS RICHARD Misssrcx JAMES MILES - Pan-Am Club 2, 35 Youth for Christ 3. VUILLIAM MILLER-Pan-Am Club 25 DCT 4. MARY MITCHELL-Senior Honor Society 3, 45 Torch Club 25 Classical Club 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3. 45 Lionettes 2. 3. 4, Mane Puller 45 Glee Club 1, 2, Librarian 25 Tam O'Shanter 35 junior Class Play 35 Girls' State 3, FRANCES ML'MBAL'ER-junior High SGA 15 jun- ior Honor Society 15 Classical Club 25 Glee Club 2. 3. 45 Bagpipe Exchange Editor 4. EVELYN MIQNDAY-junior High SGA 15 Senior High SGA 4, Cor. Sec. 45 Senior Honor Society 3, 45 Torch Club 25 junior Honor Society 15 Classical Club 1, 25 Quill and Scroll 3. 45 Lionettes 45 Band 1, 25 Orchestra 25 Highlander Solicitor 3, 45 Swimming Instructor 35 Girls' State 3. MARIAN MUSTOE-Senior Honor Society 3. 45 Torch Club 25 Junior Honor Society 1, Secretary 15 Quill and Scroll 3. 4. Vice President 45 Lions Club Sponsor 45 Lionettes 2. 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, Secretary 45 Cheerleader 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Bagpipe Librarian 3, Feature Editor 45 Tam O'Shan- ter 35 junior High Cheerleader 15 junior Class Play. FRANK MYER - Youth for Christ 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 45 Destroyer Football 25 Swimming Instructor 2, 3, 45 Shop Assistant 1. JOHN NENWSOME-junior High SGA 15 Senior High SGA 3, 4, Vice President 45 Torch Club 25 junior Honor Society 15 Classical Club 25 junior High Hall Patrol 15 L Club 3. 45 Key Club 3, 45 Swim- ming 2, 3, 45 Boys' State 3. EVELYN MUNDAY JAMES MILES WILLIAM MILLER MARY MITCHELL FRANCES MUMBAUER MARIAN MUSTOE FRANK MYER Joi-IN NEWSOME BOBBY Nix NANCY NORTON JOE PHILLIPS NANCY PINKSTON BOBBY NIX NANCY NORTON-Senior High SGA 53 Senior Honor Society 3. 41 Classical Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 43 Dramatic Club 3: Junior High Cheerleader lg Tri-Hi- Y 13 School Paper 1: Transferred from Boswell High School. Boswell. Pa. JOE PHILLIPS-Pan-Am Club 4. NANCY PINKSTON-junior High SGA lg Senior High SGA 3: Senior Honor Society 3. 43 Torch Club 23 junior Honor Society 11 Classical Club 1. 23 GAA 2, HAZEL PRITCHARD LEONARD RABIN-junior High SGA lg Senior High SGA 2, 33 junior Honor Society 1, President 13 junior High Hall Patrol 13 Senior High Hall Patrol 2. 3, 43 L Club 2, 3. 43 Lions Club 2, 3. 4, Tail Twister 3, Vice President 43 Lionette Sponsor 43 Dreadnaught Football 4, Manager 2, 33 Destroyer Football 13 Track 3. 43 Bagpipe Reporter 3, Assistant Sports Editor 4. JANICE RADER--Band lg Orchestra lg Dance Band 13 Girls' Chorus 13 Pan-Am Club 23 Transferred from Reading, Pa, 3. CHLOE RANDALL-Senior Honor Society 3, 4g Pan-Am Club 3, 43 Quill and 'Scroll 43 Bagpipe Solici- tor 4. HAZEL PRITCHARD LEONARD RABLN JANICE RADER CHLOE RANDALL DICK RANDALL-Senior High SGA 4g Classical Club 4, Senior High Hall Patrol 43 Street Patrol 1. 2, Lions Club 2. 33 Dreadnaught Football 2. 3, 41 Destroyer Football 1, Destroyer Basketball Zg Track 2. 3. ROGER RIBBE - junior Honor Society 13 Senior Honor Society 4. PATRICIA ANN RIGGINS-Library Assistant 4, Maiorette 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Transferred from Vernon High School. Belle Vernon, Pa. 4. ESTELLA ROBERTS-Pan-Am Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Transferred from Gardner High School. Gard- ner, Maine 3. FRANCES LOUISE ROSSwjunior High SGA lg Senior Honor Society 3. 43 Torch Club 2, junior Honor Society 1, Pan-Am Club l. 25 Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Keyettes 4, Office Assistant 3, 45 Band 1, 23 Highlander Solicitor 3, 4, Girls' State 3. HILDEN RYE-DCT 4, Band 1, 2. 3, Orchestra 31 Transferred from Luther L. Wright High School, Ironwood, Mich. 3. jOHN SCHULER-DCT 4. LUANNE SHAFERMfSenior High SGA 4g Senior Honor Society 49 Torch Club 25 junior Honor Society 1, Parl, lg Classical Club 2, 3, 4, Ke-ye-ttes 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Guidance Helper 3, 4. FRANCES LOUISE Ross DICK RANDALL ROGER RIBBE al PATRICIA ANNE RIGGINS ESTELLA ROEERTS HILDEN RYE JOHN SCI-IULER LUANNE SI-IAFER r MARJORIE SHIVER MARLIN SHIVER JACK SINCLAIR BARBARA SMITH KEMP SMITH I MARjORIE SHIVER-Senior Honor Society 3, 4g Torch Club 23 junior Honor Society lg Classical Club 1, 23 Pan-Am Club 3. 4: GAA lg Youth for Christ lg Dramatic Club 11Glee Club 1. 2, IvIARI.lN SHIVER-Torch Club 22 Pan-Am Club 2, 53 Destroyer Football 5: Transferred from Thomas- ville. Georgia 2. JACK SINCLAIR-Quill and Scroll 4g Bagpipe As- sistant Sports Editor 4. BARBARA SMITH-Torch Club Ig junior Honor Society 13 Classical Club 23 Freshman Class Sec. 1. KEMP SMITH-Band 1. 2, 3. 41 Flag Boy 2, 3, 4. PEGGY SMITH-Junior Honor Society lg Quill and Scroll 45 Lions Club Sponsor 4g Lionettes 3, 4, Lion Tamer 43 Cheerleader 4: Glee Club 1, 25 Bagpipe 5. 4, Make-up Editor 4. KATHLEEN SMOAK ANN SNOOK-Pan-Am Club 33 Y-Teens 3, 4, Chaplain 5, 4. PEGGY SMITH KATHLEEN SMOAK ANN SNooK JANICE SOUTHERLAND-Junior High SGA lg Senior High SGA 2. 4. Treasurer 43 Senior Honor Society 3. 43 Torch Club 2. President 23 Junior Hon- or Society 1. President 13 Classical Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Key Club Sponsor 43 Keyettes 2. 3, 4, Historian-Re porter 43 Guidance Helpers 3. 43 Freshman Class Treasurer 1: Sophomore Class Sec. 2. J. OSCAR SPRINGER-Classical Club 23 junior High Hall Patrol 13 Street Patrol 2, 43 L Club 43 Key Club 3, 43 AVA 33 Dreadnaught Football Man- ager 3. 43 Destroyer Basketball 23 Track 3, 4. MARGARET SPRINGER-DCT 4. BEVERLY STARK -- Classical Club 23 DCT 3, 4, Historian 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 3, 4. Chair- man 4. JOHN STINSON-Dreadnaught Football 4. SHIRLEY JOANNE STROUD-DCT 4. BETTY SULLIVAN-Senior High SGA 23 Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 43 Torch Club 23 jun- ior Honor Society 13 Classical Club 1, 23 Keyettes 43 Office Assistants 3, 4. WALLACE SUMNER-Senior High SGA 4, Presi- dent 43 Senior Honor Society 3. 43 Torch Club 23 junior Honor Society lg Pan-Am Club 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 43 Exchange Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 43 Highlander Assistant Class Editor 3, Editor 4g Youth Council 3, 4. JOHN STINSON SHIRLEY JOANNE STROUD BETTY SULLIVAN WALLACE SUMNER JANICE SOUTHERLAND j. OSCAR SPRINGER MARGARET SPRINGER BEVERLY STARK 1 alibi of f Xf'X.r'g l ,fgfx--5 I37 VINNIE SURRENCY JEANNE TEAFF WALTER TEMPLIN Avis THOMPSON VINNIE SIQRRENCY -IFANNE TEAFF-Pan-Am Club 4: Band 2. 3. 4, Orchestra 3. 4, XVALTER 'I'IfMI7I.INf'Iunior High Hall Patrol lg L Club 2. 3. 4, President 4, Lions Club 2. 5. 4, Lion Tamer 5: Dreaclnaught Football 2, 3, 4. Capt. 4, Destroyer Football 1, Track 3. AVIS THOINIPSON-,lunior High SGA I3 junior Honor Society 1, Senior High Hall Patrol 35 Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Highlander Solicitor 3. 4, Bagpipe Reporter 3, Club Editor 4. Girls' State 31 junior Class Play 3. KATHRYN TILLMAN-Senior Honor Society 3. 4g junior Honor Society lg DCT 4. DORIS TINDALI.-junior High SGA 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 45 First Aid Assistant 4. JOE TOY BARBARA TRIPP-Senior High SGA 4, Recording Sec. 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Torch Club 2, Vice President 2, junior Honor Society lg Classical Club I, 21 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Lionettes 2, 3, 4, President 4, Band lg junior Class Sec. 3, Highlander Assistant Pictorial Editor 3, Pictorial Editor 4. KATHRYN TILLMAN DORIS TINDALL JOE Toy BARBARA TRIPP GERALDA TRIPP-GAA 1. 2. Reporter 2. KERMIT TURNER-Senior High Hall Patrol 4, Lt. 4, L Club 2, 3. 4, Treas. 4g Key Club 2, 3. 4. Sergeant-atAArms 43 Dreadnaught Football 3. 43 Destroyer Football 1. 23 Destroyer Basketball 13 Track 2, 3. 43 Dreadnaught Baseball 2. 3. 4, HOWARD VANDROFF - Dreadnaught Basketball 43 Transferred from New Rochelle High School, New Rochelle. New York. HELEN VARN-junior Honor Society 13 Pan-Am Club 2, 53 DCT 43 GAA 13 Dramatic Club 2, MARLIENE VICK-Pan-Am Club 33 Transferred from Chelsea, Mass. BETTY LEE WALKER BETTY LOU WALKER-Glee Club 23 Transferred from Mulberry High School. MARTHA WEBB-Senior High SGA 43 Senior Hon- or Society 3, 43 Torch Club Z3 junior Honor Society 13 Classical Club 1, 23 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Historian 43 Y-Teens 43 Dramatic Club 1, 2, Vice President 23 Bagpipe Solicitor 3, Editor 43 Tam O'Shanter 1, 2, 3, Circulation Manager 2, Editor 33 Girls' State 3. BETTY XY'HARTONhSenior High SGA 43 Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Torch Club 23 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Lionettes 3, 43 Office Assistants 33 Highlander Solicitor 3, 4. GERALDA TRIPP KERMIT TURNER HOWARD VANDROFF HELEN VARN MARLENE Vicic BETTY LEE WALKER BETTY Lou WALKER MARTHA WEBB BETTY WHARTON L ,I39 ANN WILLIAMS l40 CHARLOTTE WILLIALIS W O C7 rn 75 F E 5 Z UH '75 O r- E Z F E if Z m ANN WILLIAMS-Glee Club 1, 2, 3. CHARLOTTE XVILLIAMS-Senior Honor Society 3. 43 Torch Club 23 junior Honor Society lg Y- Teens 4. ROGER XYILLIAMS-Senior Honor Society 3. 4, President 43 Torch Club 25 junior Honor Society l. Treasurer 1, Exchange Club 2, 3. 4. Board of Control 3, 4, Dreadnaught Basketball 43 Destroyer Basketball 2. 31 Junior Class Treasurer 3. ROLLIN XYILLIAMS-Exchange Club 3, 4. Board of Control 3, Setretary 4. KATHRYN XYOOLEY - Senior Honor Society 4g Torch Club 21 junior Honor Society lg Library As- sistant 3, EDWIN VUOOTEN - junior High SGA lg Senior High SGA 3, 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 45 Torch Club 2, junior Honor Society 1, L Club 2, 3, 45 Exchange Club 2, 3, 49 AVA 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3. 4. BILL YOUNG-Senior Honor Society 4, Torch Club 23 junior Honor Society lg Pan-Am Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior High Hall Patrol 33 DCT 4, Parl. 41 Exchange Club 3, 4, Board of Control 4g Destroyer Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4. MARY YOUNG-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Transferred from Nicholls High.. New Orleans, Louisiana. SHIRLEY YOUNG-DCT 33 Library Club 4, Trans- ferred from jefferson High School 3 KATHRYN WOOLEY EDWIN WOOTEN BILL YOUNG llllll W .Rlsf S 'X sl' C I MARY YOUNG SHIRLEY YOUNG S4 JLNIOR sum RLATIVES Lowe Bazzerle Gaz! Bl0Ok.f JUNIOR SUPI RLATIVFS Andy lxIfCOH0llgIJ fudy Bubop JUNIOR SUPERLATIVES Caml Sen Billy Tolle ,g-11-1 JUNIOR SL PI RLATIX ES Slnley Sflallef N 4' 2 7 . TUIIQ Feldfr -7 I 1 -7 1 A A JU IDRS Y l .tm Don Crews Andy Mcfjollough 'R Andry McCollough. Vice Presidentg Shirley Schaller, Secretaryg Don Crews, Presidentg and Martha Ann Blames, Treasurer, Advisers-Miss Minnie Skipper. Miss Ruth Hall Brown, Miss Rosemary Buchanan, and Miss Grace Murrell, Shirley Schaller Martha Ann Janes 9' Phillip Admire Priscilla Allen Dot Anderson Parker Anthony Norma Louie Dick Vickie Doris Judy Barnard Bauerle Bell Benton Bijou Bishop Margaret Du ight Ann james Eddie john Blair Blanchard Blanton Bogachoff Bowen Boyd JU ICDRS Joyce Bradshaw Bob Brannen Bernard Breinesberger Marvin Britt Gail Brooks Benecia Brower Susan Lee Brown Katherine Browne Adrian Burnham Gary Calhoun james Carpenter Arlene Carroll Audrey Carson Patsy Cash Beverly Cheyne Janice Chiselbrook lflore-me Coe lfrank Cole Mari 'lane Coleman lie-ny C'orringh.un Charlene Criss Leonard K roslvy Mae Cunningham Betty Damon JUNIQRS Lynn Darracott Larry Davis Wesley Dean Patricia De Poy jimmy Dismuke Glenn Dow Frances Drawdy James Dunn johnny Eagan Ward Edwards William Eidson David Elliott Richard Esposito Carlton Fagaly Tony Felder Dale Fillastre Donald Folds Pat Foster Kay Freer Betty Jane Fulton Louise Gachet Louise Gerald Lawrence Giddens Mary Jean Gidclens JUNIORS Roberta Ginsburg Freddie Golden Deloris Goodman Jacqueline Goodman Mary Ann Gosselin Carolyn Graham Johanna Griffin Doris Grooms Laurie Lou Gruenbeck Dorothy Guderian Bobby Gumtow Virginia Haire Eugene Hall Joan Hamby Mattie Grace Hammack XY'ayne Hammack Aubrey Harper Eugene Harris Frances Hart Marilyn Hart Vlintmie Heddon Mary Helm Bill Higlcs Sue Hicks JUNIORS jimmy Hill Earl Hissem Shirley Hoenicke Sara jean Holm Opal Holmes Eugene Horton Robert Huckabay Dorisanna Huff Gerald Humphrey Melba Hutson Merrie Hutto Shirley Ann Hyde Marlene Ingle Katherine johnson Carolyn jones Sammy Jones Jennie Jordon David Kaufman Ed Kay Ralph Keen Paul Kimbrough Dan Laird Barbara Lane Bob Lassiter JUNIORS Barbara Lewis Norma jean Lightsey Dorothy Lucas Robert McAllister Nancy McClellan Gail McClelland Louise Marks Richard Mason Robert May Bill Meredith Mary Ann Mershon Joyce Mobley james Monk Charlotte Monson Dorothy Moore Francilia Morris l.ut1le Murphy Rit liarcl Naylor Alex Nelson limmett Palmer Alitr Partin lDL'X'JU!Ql'lIl Pate Anne Payne Anne Perry JU ICJRS Peggy Ann Pierson Sue Don Rawls Dorothy Ray Clyde Redmond Sarah Rigsby Joyce Roberts Martha Rothrock Patsy Rye Francis Sale Myra Sapp Barbara Schaller Betty Schauberger Alan Schiff Carol Serr Marian Sheppard Thomas Sheridan Bill Shilling Floyd Shiver Patricia Sikking Ann Simpkins Barbara Sirmons Robert Skinner Alice Marie Smith Billie Joyce Smith JU ICDRS XY illic Lee Smith Barbara Straughn Lamar Sumner Dorothy Thomasson B:ll Thornhill Bill Tolle Shirley Truett Arnold Turner Helen Van Horn Shirley Van Landingham Bobby Walden jean Walker Dean Walling lay Weldon Ray W'cst Leah Wlcster H.1rmon XY'hiic Bobby Xlfliirchcad Glen Vfhitrcn Mdry I1-ri KY'illi.ims lXl.ilrOllTl Vi'ilson XX'ilil.i XY'ilr Billy Woods Patsy VC'y.1Lt xg QS Sa 0 SOPHOMORE SUPERLATIVES Bill RiI'E7'J Louree Coker is SOPHOMORE SUPERLATIVES Prisfifla McDonald foe Lambe Shirley Barrick SOPHOMORES Norma Grace Bartlett Sandra Bell Wayne Bell ulre Berdon ohn Brckart Valerne Bxckerstaff Connxe Blewett Wrllram Bowles Bob Boulware jullan Bowen Kenneth Boykm Law ada Bradley Margle Br1zend1ne Kenneth Brown Olin Bryant Bull Burtle Rowlett Bryant Donald Buffkln joan Byrd Lillian Byrd Mary Byrd SGPHOMORES Mnchael Canady Wallace Cannon Nanny Carl1Sle Anne Carter N Carter Eugene Choppa Karen Chrrstjansen Eddxe Coleman Brlly Combee joe Cone Rlchard Conrad Glenda Cook Lester Cottrell joy Coward Mary jane Crane Margaret Crews Phlllp Crews XX anda Dean Thomaw D1Cc5arc Dax 1d Doster lamcm Duvdll jimmy Edgy SOPHCDMORES Yaleen Fleer Barbara Ann Foshee Miriam Foster Irene Fountain Virginia Frye jane Fulford Merrill Futch William Futch Douglas Gaines jean Gambrell Eddie Gay Evelyn Gay jon Dewey Gilbert Leonard Gilbert june Gillis Rose Marie Goheen joan Gorman Rhonda Lee Grubb jane Hamby Delora Ann Hardee Bobby H arrr-ll SCDPHOMORES Linda jo Harrell Tommy Harris Grace Hatcher Leo Haymans Laura Heddon Donald Henry jane Henry Peggy Hicks Mary Agnes Hierholzer Richard Higgins Helen Highsmirh Charlotte Hill loann Hill Emily Hughes Lanclle Hurt Pat ,lackson Delores -larrett Anna Johnson Barbara lohnson Barbara Johnston Herman Harrell Q Ks i' fl SCPHOMCRES Ov Keen Anrionette Kimbrough Carole King Jimmy Kinsey Donald Kuhn Donald Lain Joe Lambe Charles Landers jerry Lane Dickie Langley Betty Sue Lee Edward Legerton Arlen LeRoy Nancy Lewis Curtis Logan Katherine Lyons Dolly McArthur Elsie McCall Priscilla McDonald Dorothy McLeod Patricia Magee Ann Keil Allin Martin SOPHOMORES Mary Louixe Mahon Berniee Mathews M.irilee Meeks George Merxlion Marilyn jo Miller Frances Milton Connie Moffett Carolyn Morris Quinton Morris Mary Lou Morrison Uldlllth Moyer Allen Mundy I,i.li.ifX1.ii-yliy Rirliinl Myer M.irXli.i Myrielx fXl.iz1 Nelxon Noir .nz Norton 1, f, X .iieiik lj.iYlN li leinne Pernienler livrl 'n Prime F Morrinez 4W' SOPHO ORES Paula Pritchard Sylvia Robertson Williarn Schneider Robert Schmidt Nelson Suortmo Stanley Sheaffer William Sheridan john Shirah joel Shiver Barbara Richardson Robert Sikking Julian Simon jacquelyn Sloan Shirley Sloan Shirley Smith Wally Smith Doris Spruill Tommie Standley Martha Stephenson Robert Sterling Patsy Stewart Dixie Stockdale SOPHOMORES Plrrlrm Stn lxland jrmmic Suclcluth Shirley Sumner Rutha 'laylor B111 Thomn jamce Thornton jo Ann Thorntor Marlon Thornton Warren Ty ler Sue Tyncr Amos Valentme Mary N Alentxne Izlonbc V.1rncs I rid N room Clark XX'addcll Helm XX .rgncr Dons Ann Waters 'Nl lrrln XX xtxon lohn YR rnrlnll Yxonnc Wllllcr Vl.uqm'lrm XYOOJ Ruth XX oorl.1rd lXl.lfIl'l.1 Younger FRESHMAN SUPERLATIVES fudy O'Qui1z Bill 107165 FRESH MAN SUPERLATIVES Nancy Key Henry Prive l 'ly l I N ' ' x XA I f 4 s NW? i ilivlali? 255215, i e r : I fm i l A , f legs 1 I W 3, y W I X 'W- i I il ' ' l x YM K il A I 1 5 l S XX J V X I dv Ae i -:K J eff ' l I X- l il If l Q ,EEL BJ. yx Q Voria Smith. Presidentg Susanne Sanders, vice Presidentg Henry Price. Voria Smith Susanne Sanders Henry Price Pat Stephens Jerry Adamson George Addy J. james Gail essie Len Robert Bett ' udith Dora Ann J i Allen Ayala Banks Barclay Bolton Bowden Boyd Pat joan Betty Marmlice Christine Robert Gwen '62 Bradley Bmswcll Bray Brooks Broom Brown Busing FRESHMEN Molly Campbell Phillip Carlton Stuart Caudill Wfilbur Cham-cy Charlcs Chastain lays Clary Peggy Cox Chaunncy Cronkrite Lcola Dooley Pat Douberly jane Dridgcrs Buddy Dukes Miilucl Dunavs ay amcs Edwards Eleanor Eidson Lois Enfingcr Lucilc Entzmingcr Virginia Evans joy Ann Faison Lynn Faison Barbara Gayle Ford Diana Forshew Gayle Foshee Charles Fraser 1 9 T FRESHMEN Aram Pullnr Rm' Cmrrxs Lorutta Gmnmm Thomas Gxcgcr Robe rt God! my E11zalmh H.urm,1nn Alta fNI.1r1c l'i.1I'I1lOC Prexda Hatcher jud1th Haworth Dclorlb Hay cs hflldrcd H111 jukiith Holobcr But i y Lou Horton B.1rbar.1 Hough Louvcnia Howell Im K lm kxon 01 N I mon lv.-nncrh Ixxhn FRESHMEN H. C. Keen Nancy Key Robe rt Kreimcr Delores Lafferty Virginia Lee janet Leeds Richard Leis Jack Len ine Henry Lewis Betty Lou Lipham Tommy Little Shirley Lumpkin 3 Sheila McDowell jack McArthur Nancy McCall Way ne McCullough Pat McGauley Manly n Mathis XVes Maxson Stexe Melun Nancy Mohr Edith Monson Peggy Moore Walter Morris Z FRESHMEN Dorothy Ann Nail Rita Nash Ronald Odum Judy O'Quin Vertic Mae Pitts Nancy Pollard Mary Lois Pope Becky Pruitt Dudley Rea George Register Marilyn Sasser: Frances Schaller Kathlena Scott Barbara Segale Mary Vesta Selph Marianne Sharp Margarc-t Shaw l.ou Sims liirlura Smith .latkic Smith N1.trilxiiSiiwirli Sonya Smith Doryt c Sperry Sally Sumner FRESHMEN Q- 5--. .J I-f 7 1-JIM F47 Carolyn Surrency Jack Tarlton Donald Taylor Slsnrley Taylor Eva lean Townsend Susan Trohn Annette Van Wrnkle Elalne Vaughn Glen Walker Shrrley Wallmg Nancy Ward Nancy Warren Louveda Waters Betty Wells Reyna Werner Barbara West Myrna Whltener Sara 'lane Wilkins joe XX olte Yvette Wrllls jo Ann Wrntermute Geraldean Woodard Ronald Wrrght Geraldlne Zi1lNblfO I Speak for Democracy contest was one HERE AND THERE of the highlights of the year. Y X W? I HW All xax' Check out your book? It was the boys' turn during Twirp Season ' ' ' .ff5fefi'1, V 'env gg., f .- ,, ,' 'Aff W ,,x..w-' ucv' , , , YC work frm, fun? BWV l68 CLASSROOM VIEWS Busy students in Mrs. Drake's typing class! Ah! Scientists at work in Mr. St. Sure's physics class. The classroom snapshots on the follow- ing pages reflect the spirit of L.H.S. at work. The students would probably never admit that they enjoyed their classwork, but these pictures apparently prove Oth- erwise. Square of the hypote - - - ? Umm, must be Miss Mac's geometry class. These future secretaries are practicing short hand while Mrs Drake dictates CLASSROOM VIEWS i ' ms' room' Devel - i life in Miss Willia 0P1n8 muscles durin Ondeis o 8 Gym dasses' T V5 '57 I 4 i 4.4-IL legs 0 l , 0 l l i -ul' One of those interesting study halls Mechanical minds at work in Mr. Teany's physical science class. I70 CLASSROOM VIEWS r'-167 ' , g Y n 6 V M ,ff , , , W. , , 4 .. , 1, , A , Y x The Home Ec. girls learn to serve tea. 'S ,,, .3 ,gf J 171, J o Bookkeepers at work! Pantomime in speech class. Conjugations in Spanish class. CLASSROOM VIEWS 11.1 Teachings ofthe Bible. Morning classes in DCT. Lif- X 1 ,f-47' A glimpse ofthe worlds history Iournalists meeting a deadline. ODDS 'N ENDS 'Jam ' jf.: The Honor Society and the faculty get together for tea. D.C.T. on business. I e CIQW ' mug o fm I'. H-'PPY New Ye af a d . n Mzss Merry Ch t flsffnas. These Y-Teens are having some fun for a change. D.C.T. on pleasure. I73 Beginning of t ,yr-Hvd WAITIN' FOR THE TEAM L. MAKE IT PURTYY be Season PRACTICE I5 OVER ah ah I-H5 -r---'- I Ol!! Ol ,,..i. 'Wir' ve'- eqh e . 0 0090 00450 N4 71-.1 ' V-,,,,'l, r , HII.I.SBOR0l'GH BOUND? Oro FSC' Wwk End of the Season Thanks, Dreadnaughts, for a job well done! 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I 'af-fff s s ' so -r fw 1 lg' rf, 'Hfj' -qi,-Q, J I l 7- I I g f 3 T s 1 aff- if at ' I li I I ' I ' -----Y ,fg,f fi .Z 'i it I ' f if 1 ,f rlllh . .41 I f I :gl I6 :I-fy if iq ' is 'Q gf.. ii',-crcM-K1 I gl -X I may be' a spirit, but when it comes to money ' i ' W e i' ,y E and patrons and advertising, I'm just as worldly t- N 'I as the next fellow. My students sincerely ap- preciate the consistently fine support given to L.H.S. by our advertisers, and they realize that our continued success is dependent upon your X xxqgiw cooperation from year to year. I speak for a 114' whole lot of customers and a whole lot of Z,,...- ' future customers when I say that we couldn't 2 -:S , .L-J be more grateful. X -I il I l fwiff it fe .Q i ua, . .ra JB -i ' I L e fl- 4 I77 T: . - 'FT-' ,,giii f - LIGHT and WATER DEPARTMENT CITY of LAKELAND ,V Ytx. YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS PROUD TO SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGE THE LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL AS A PART OF ITS PROGRAM FOR THE BETTERMENT OF LAKELAND THE LAKELAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Some one Some where Wants Your Portralt OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE I952 YEARBOOK TOMPKINS STUDIO II5 S Kentucky Avenue EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC FILMS CAMERAS HOME MOVIE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES FOR YOUR PICTURE TAKING NEEDS I I W , , I I I I . I I I I ll ru I I I EDWARDS PACKING COMPANY sn-HPPERS OF ALL VARIETIES OF cmzus Nvf THE FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK Complete Bonkmg Service MEMBER OF F D I C BUNKER HILL INC 302W +L DODGE d PLYMOUTH S I d S , . es emon S+ree+ I+'s no baffle +0 Irade wII'I'1 Bunker HiII an a es an ervice .QI 0 0 I? sag sy The Arr Is In CHISELBROOK SIGNS 2I00 Lakeland Halls Blvd TELEPHONE 42 I7I Qdfgdwygc I2I EAST MAIN STREET Clofhes for Dad Lad and Lassle Nahonally Adverhsed Lanes Congrarulahons Graduafe Oxford 5 Oxford A++orneys Telephone 2I I3 or 2I I4 YOUR ANSWER TO THE BEST IN LISTENING' WONN I230 on your Dual Murual Broadcashng Syslem WARNOCK MCCOLLOUGH NC Thnf+y Home Furnishers IOI2 MassachuseH's Avenue TELEPHONE 57 Obl E sue says N? 'I free hours of your school days will consfanfly be a shmulahng memory Occasuonally perhaps you wall Ihmk of Ihe Iedrous hours When you do remember Ihese words of James Russell Lowell Bur I+ was In malung educahon no+ only common 'ro all buf an some sense compulsory on all I'ha+ +he deshny of Ihe free republics ol Amerlca was prachcally seI'+led E? Z, xg, Q 9 X l I N H ' , s! I . 5 : 9 x v . I I is In years +o come, Ihe happy care- I . . . C313 If Exclusive bu+ no'I' Expensive 225 SOUTH FLORIDA AVENUE YARDLEY TUSSY Work s Pharmacy QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE IO5I Soufh Florida Avenue DIXIELANDS REXALL DRUG STORE Exclusive TonIe'rrnes Handled RUBINSTEIN CARA NOME In KIWANIS CLUB an LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB Congra+uIa+e The Hrghlander and AII S+uden+s Who Are For+una+e Enough Io AHend LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL HAMMON D JONES N I FOWI1 S of LAKELAND EL ZS! 5I'h S+reeI' Lakeland Florida THE FINEST IN FLOWERS Phone 42 333 PARAMOU NT Fnne Dry Cleamng 844 SOUTH FLORIDA AVENUE Telephone 3I 23I d B I 0 7260. ogg- 904 , ' I C. - mHlYR l.r:1 LAKELAND FORD COMPANY Cars Trucks Sales and Servnce I25 Lake Mirror Posf Offuce Box I592 Telephone 4605 MINE AND MILL SUPPLY CO, INC MACHINERY BOILERS Mull Mme and Buulders SuppIues Exploswes Packers and Canners Supplies qggv Compllmenfs of S H O E S F 0 R M E H I26 Sou+h Ken+ucIzy Avenue I INC. ENGINES PUMPS A THE LAKELAND COCA COLA BOTTLING CO NIACASPHALT Goble Radlo Record 6' Appliance Store Gable Auto Electrlc Company X 3l6 NORTH KENTUCKY AVENUE Rachos 0 Televusuon I Records I Appliances I042 SOUTH FLORIDA AVENUE J Vq LT' 1 O qu' U .JW 0 1 nu-Q I o u 5 P AV E M N T , c TO R S - E N 4- ' .' A :'r f, N V tv ff: , ,iw QA . F' an A ,If -as I is 4. .T I , 174 8 Avi YE X o 'W I I 5' x 1 -'Ji' u X X Q: 1 XJ' ' ' -len A I , gi: L. E SOUTHLAND NEWS STORE lO5 Soulh Tennessee Avenue N S Rodlo Stotlon WLAK Nahonal Broadcashng Company POWELL ADAMS Commercial Manager GEORGE L GAINES Jeweler Home of Fme Jewelry TOWLE WALLACE REED BARTON cl HEIRLOOM STERLING STREATER BUICK INC 208 Norfh Florrcla Avenue Sa es Servrce Are Bulll' Bulclc Wall Buuld Them Zero Locker Service MEATS and POULTRY 7l6 Norlh Massachusells Ave Telephone 53 O2l THOMAS W BRYANT and E SNOW MARTIN Congralulahons +o 'rhe Class of l952 THE LILLIAN BEAUTY SALON I0 Marble Arcade TELEPHONE 28 72l CUNNINGHAM S F urmtu re NEW AND USED FURNITURE 7Ol Nor'l'h Florucla Avenue Telephone 24 O4l ' I l I 4 I I l E . l ' - When Befler Aulomobiles an 0 ' I ASSOCIATE Loans and Fmonces I05 WEST MAIN STREET Denver Farmer Manager LKOR Marble Arcade Room 4 Dorofhy and Paul S'Ie+ler LAKELAND MOTOR PARTS iw! W T155 5 7,:,4,,mu7?pfw-1 II7 Wesf Lemon S+ree'I' TELEPHONE 464I Gibson s 923 Soufh Flonda Avenue If We Please You Tell Your Frnencls BILLY AND BETTY SHOP fea r g Ma+ermI'y Dresses Infanfs and Chuldrens Wear CITIES TRANSIT INC Travel by Bus ECONOMICAL CONVENIENT SAFE I028 Soufh Florlcla Avenue For fhai' Ex+ra Specnal Da+e For Ihai' Ex+ra Special Corsage See I2I4 E. MAIN PHONE 4I 06I TYLER FLORAL CO. Thornton Appliance Co I055 SOUTH ELA DIXIELAND Whurlpool Aufomahc Washers Servel Elecfrlc 8: Gas Refngerahon Youngsfown Elecirnc Drslmwashers and Sinks J I - 1 57 ' 'QJQX A 5 sy FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS 5 .fax - I E ll ' fu in MODEL K SASSAMAN MOTORCYC LE CO Sales and Servlce Authoruzed Dealer N H h 34 892 LAKELAND FLORIDA Best Washes 1952 Graduates TEMPLIN S INC TELEPHONE 46I8 from I I 950 Easi' Main S+ree+ Gvreehngs Gradua+es FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of Lakeland PO BOX II80 LAKELAND FLORIDA FLORIDA GEORGIA TRACTOR COMPANY SAVANNAH JACKSONVILLE TALLAHASSEE ORLANDO LAKELAND TAMPA MIAMI Consfruchon IndusI'rsaI and Logging Equnpmen+ Franzblau Gilbert Equlpment Co Inc INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS IHC: REFRIGERATORS Sales Service 408 Wesi' Mann S+ree'r Telephone 5I89 Success To The GracIua'I'ing Class of I952 W. H. VENABLE COMPANY PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK Your Home Bank COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Member Federal Deposuf Insurance Corporahon S429 Hotel Thelma I AIR coNDmoNED f' E :Ill GEORGE M CARR M 'ig 1 'UH anager Q53-F, 2 lt X .eq 1'Ii X Nh , sc -. jgglr-iz: E'. if - -fc --r 11.52 !l ! '!I ,Hll un , I if 'f'A , ' im - -'imc--. .. BENFORD'S BOOTERY Home of +he Bes+ Shoes O RACY'S Exclusive LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S APPAREL MILLINERY AND PIECE GOODS 209 Easi' Main Sfreei' TELEPHONE 43-02I GENTRY MORRISON Funeral Home, Inc Ambulance Service 4l7 NORTH MASS AVE TELEPHONE 5I5l GLEN W MORRISON Funeral Dlrecfor Lakeland Laundry and Dry Cleaners On Lake Mirror Telephone 2I39 GILLUM Plumbing and Equlpmenl' Co Plumbing Heahng 507 S H1 r a TELEPHONE 33 221 CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS OF I952 Joe C Iovme Jewelers I044 Soufh Florlcla Avenue DIXIELAND Gas Appliances . ou Flo id Avenue SUCCESS TO YOU GRADUATES' Southern Prlntmg Company 322 Nor+h Flornda Avenue Only fhe Flnesi' ZQQZQWQQFQFQCQ C AN DI ES ONE SIXTEEN EAST LEMON AIRLINE TICKETS EASTERN e NATIONAL Q PAN AMERICAN hpC HEATH S TRAVEL SERVICE 320 Easf Mann S+ree+ Telephone 2I89 1-'i BOTTLING COMPANY Greehngs from Bentley Todd Hordwore Company lI3 Sou'I'h Flornda Avenue . . 0 0 urn in vw V Havana Tours P Bus Tours he- S+eams i ruises W 5 I A B I O O O Q 0 IIGPAVOVY O Milli-1140! O o Be+WI1 + F 52 MITCHELL S SHOE STORE QUALITY CLEANERS Ii 247 + P SEYMOUR NURSERY GOFF JEWELRY COMPANY ENGLE ELECTRIC COMPANY T H Igo SH-IFI LAKELAND FRENCH DRY CLEANERS cg? 'if' 551 IO3 WEST MAIN ST LAKELAND FLORIDA TELEPHONE 52 852 Fo H Off ci H Iels BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I952 BENFORD STATIONERY COMPANY s is es fo fhe T I I Gradua es o I9 eep one I II6 Souh Missouri Avenue Pick U and Delivery Service LaIceIand's Fines+ Jewe ry S+ore Home The of Larges+ SeIec+ion Beaufiful Landscaping of Diamonds, Wa+ches, Jewelry, Silverware he ouse of Wes in I1 use YA! 440 ou orida Avenue fi . f f 'T gyfz '. - f 1 ' wmcs Fabrics and Accessories r omes, ices an o MYRICK S MEN S STORE ll3 Soulh Kenluclry Avenue HART SCHAFFNER 8r MARX CLOTHES ARROW SHIRTS WALK OVER SHOES CATALINA SPORTSWEAR Bradley Flower Shop Flowers 'lor all occaslons 808 Soulh Mlsslsslppl Avenue Telephone 45 l4I SPOTLESS Cleaners Every garmenl xy? mspecfed servuce TELEPHONE 24 I7I IO66 Soulh Florucla Avenue E INSURANCE AGE 5 Besf Washes' e ORANGE BLOSSOM PERFUME and GIFT SHOPPE EARLE M WILLIS REALTOR Sa es Renlals Properly Managemenl' Marble Arcade Telephone 4637 DOBBINS SERVICE STATION L e IGUERRYI DOBBINS Complele Car Servuce 949 Soulh Florucla Avenue Telephone 28 75l REECECLIFF SANDWICH SHOP 940 So Ih Flor da A enue Telephone 24 882 E' - 4 ' Piclr up anrl delivery Nl A -'A Th ' l M P TOMLINSON COMPANY CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE Lakeland s Oldest Plymouth Dealer HAROLD FUSSELL Chrysler Plymouth HENLEYS DRUG The Shoe BOX SHOES FOR ALL OCCASIONS STORE E 'A' T I ph Sb 592 Lakeland and Bartow I 4I7 North Florida Avenue Telephone 449I I IZ4 ast Main Street ee one '- Success to the Grads of 52 Publix Super Markets HOME OFFICE 8: WAREHOUSE Florida s Fmest Food Stores IPHH ILUX SUPER IVIARKETS Mons P012 YOUR MONEY ALL THE TIME' Esfabllshed I 9 I I Wm P McDonald Corporahon 3I8 Eas+ Mann S+ree+ Congrafulahons Io All S+uden+s I Lakeland Hugh School They Are Prlvlleged +o Compefe for and Engoy +he Beneflfs of THE HIGHLANDER TAM OSHANTER and THE BAGPIPE Power +o You Now and I.a+er from EDDIE BURR and The COMMERCIAL PRESS EWELL ENGINEERING C1 CONTRACTING COMPANY PO Box 79I LaIceIand Florlda GeneraI Con+rac+ors O I I I CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FUSSELLE AND HOOK REAL ESTATE INSURANCE IO8 Sou+h Tennessee Avenue Telephone 4425 Congrafulahons Lakeland Hugh School GracIua+es 952 1...-.45 i' LODWICK AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES INC OXFORD LUMBER COMPANY 530 Wes+ Mann SI'reeI' Telephone ZI49 Your Home Ihe Besi' of AII InvesI'men'I's Malce FARNERS your headquarlers for all your QWENBY AUTQ PARTS CO 'loo'rwear and malchmg accessorues Preclslon FGl'I18l'S Shoe SI'Ol'8 Mom, Rebwldmg II7 so. KENTUCKY Ave. PHONE 49-67: Cranlcshafl' Regrlndlng l22 Soufh Mussouri Avenue TELEPHONE 4407 ZENITH HEARING AIDS E f MERRILL S Prescrlphon Shop Phone 34 54l Marble Arcade LAKELAND BUSINESS INSTITUTE II5 Soulh Florida Avenue Accredlled by 'rhe Amerucan Assoclahon of Commercial Colleges JAMES F KANE BS Koneto Clayton Florist S 8: K SPORTS STORE IO6 Easl' Mann Hospllal Flower Shop Funeral Sprays and Wrealhs Your Sporhng Cul Flowers and Corsages Goods Dealer Roses a Specnal+y STEVE HARRY 5l8 Norlh Massachusells A en e PHONE 39 765 Open Su days Teleph ne 25 53l DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Il ll . . .. .. .. . I V .. . . .. . . ,.. . Il ' II . vu ' n - o - Bes+ Wishes HELEN AND BETTY BALLENGER BEST WISHES' New Florida Fruit MAGNOLIA PHARMACY Furniture Prescnphons DonI' Buy Any Furmfure Corner of Florida Avenue Unhl You See and Main Sfreef KIRK MCKAY TELEPHONE 2 I 57 Days Sporting Goods Au+horized Cushman Agency BRIGGS 8: STRATTON LINTON WISCONSIN LAWSON 8: CONTINENTAL PINCOR SALES and SERVICE Cunningham Laundry FRANK L. McKAY WOODROW W. SAULS II4l Easf Parker S+reeI' Telephone 3 I-I I I Shop A+ NELSON'S in Dixieland i U KIRK M KAY, INC Gift Shop C. , BABY SHOP 6' TOGGERY III Soufh Tennessee Avenue Grand Leader Ladies Wear and Piece Goods l2O Sou+l'1 Ken+uclcy Avenue ABBOTT-HECKES CO FRANK HECKES P d + Safefy Servnce and Savmgs on Every Form of Insurance Real Es1'a1'e and Mor+gage Loan Depar+men+s Congrafulahons +o +' e Class of I952 SUNBEAM BREAD and CAKE lI2I Soullm Florucla Avenue TUCKERS DRUG STORE 2l7 Norfh Kenfuclcy Avenue E L ADAMS Jeweler Since l9l2 Dlamonds Wafches Sulverware IO8 Soufh Kenfuclcy Avenue Melson Auto Almement II5 Wesl' Pune S+ree+ l LAKELAND TYPEWRITER 81 SUPPLY CO ROYAL TYPEWRITERS F W MYERS O E Q? I Cy- -N, -4, s . ' ' A . ,I . . . Y: , resi en lI7 S. Tennessee Ave. Tel. 44OI I . J' 4, I, 7719 . . , wner ' ' 20l . Lemon S+. AS LAUNDRY O an vii Y' CLEANERS Telephone 32 09I We Slrlve To Do The Impossible Please Everybody Complumenls LAKELAND TERRACE HOTEL A BAUMBERGER Manager NASH SALES and SERVICE 805 Norfh Massachusefls Avenue Telephone 52 292 MOORE S for Clofhes MOORE S STYLE SHOP Schwobnll' Cloihes 207 Easl' Mann S+ree+ Ballenger Auto Storage, Inc FLORIDA SOUTHERN ABSTRACT 8: TITLE CO Abs+rac1's ano Tlrle Insurance Lalzeland Wmfer Haven Besl' of Luck' Modern Floor Covering Home of Mohawlc Carpe? and Armsfrong Lmoleum AMERICAN OIL COMPANY JOHN E BALLENGER Agen+ Posi' Offlce I Telephone 37 08I I d . Q of RENTZ NASH Moroks ', ' ' ' Xfire, 1X I I ve Graduated f X 5 too ' SPEEDV fum WAY BACK WHEN Grandma and Grandpa were gradu ahng I was Iusf begInnIng fo learn of all fhe ways l could help around fhe home NOW Ive receIved my Servan+s School duploma as a 'Full fledged all around Household Helper My dependable SunshIne Servlce Gas and +he new aufomahc gas applIan ces help lIgh+en housework and make lsfe more enloyable ALWAYS SunshIne Servrce Gas IS clean quIclc and easy on 'l'he budgei' Ga Gas For Gas Has Got It' jrzeeaj Wwe I ffifl S S I ,ff .371 Q fi! l n j, era. I FLORIDA Power e LIGHT COMPANY Mlss Marne Ann Chaiham wearlng a blouse and sluri' from +he Sporiswear Deparfmeni' DeSo1'o Plym ou+h Aulhorlzed Service Look Below 'For Your Nearesi' DeSo1'o Plymouih Dealers They offer slulled worlcmanshlp genuine parfs For Service Call Drreci' Dealers McLARTY 81 FRANZBLAU 244 NORTH FLORIDA AVENUE TELEPHONE 5l6I L H TERRY Represenhng A M KIDDER AND COMPANY Member New York Sioclx Exchange joyce corner Joyce Shoes and Casual Cloihes l28 SOUTH KENTUCKY AVENUE :, ' I u 1 I L , 0 .1 LLB' . L I' . . CONGRATULATIONS I952 GRADUATES FROM YOUR COUNTRY COUSIN Boy' Wnll You Ee Sorry You GracIua+ecI' FARMER JONES RED BARN Ne Tampa Hugh ay LAKELAND FRAME 6' AXLE SERVICE RED TRUCKS and SHEPPARD DIESEL TRACTORS 5I85 Aufo Sprmgs for Any Make Car or Truck I046 Ne Tampa Highway Lakeland Florida SI86 BEST WISI-IES' Neighborhood Shell DeaIer FORE OIL COMPANY I U N w ' w Q ' -7,5 S I ll ll W . I l ln Lalceland TWO QUALITY STORES Fealur ng Nalo ally Ad erllsed Brands for men THE HUB l ll8 Soulh Kenluclcy A e ue NSTANDARD Famous Brands Since l906 MICHAELS STERN S ls MCGREGOR Spo ls ear MANHATTAN Sh rls INTERWOVEN Socks JANTZEN S m ear STETSON l-lals for omen Corner Lemon and Fla Ave M'LLERS 3E Ma Slreel Fmesf In Femmlne Fashion MINX MODES JON McCAULEY HOBBIES JUSTIN McCARTY Slandard Onl Producls JUNE PATTON lr Condnhoned for your shoppung pleasure Compliments of SARGEANT CONCENTRATES, INC SANBORN CAMERA CENTRE Films O ITCHELL Camefas ' Insurance Developing I M Prinling O llO Soullm Tennessee l ' l STANDARD sERvucE sTATloN ..FREEMAN,, Shoes I I I - I l . in K . . . . . y A. .I TRUCKS Z6 w.dzIIfIw,k' Polk County Mock Sales Company I320 Ne Tampa Hlgh y SOUTH FLORIDA PLUMBING 81 HEATING CO AMERICAN STANDARD PLUMBING FIXTURES KLEER KLEEN FLOOR FURNACES ExperI' and Promp+ RepaIr Servnce Phone 43 6OI Bes'r Wlshes' PALMER MATTRESS COMPANY COOPER BROTHERS SUPER MARKET 930 Nor+h Floruda A enue SOUTHERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Phone 34 6OI Besf Wushes rom J. C. PENNEY INCORPORATED YA! 7 'D- . sf I X . . l ' ' LTR -'TX L I .3 . -' ' CRANE and KOI-ILER g 0 0 I I w ' wa A I ' v If FAMILY LOAN COMPANY LOANS FROM S30 TO S300 T enI'y Yea s n LakeIand C E WI-IARTON Manager MORRIS PRODUCE MARKET SLIM s Drinks Candy Sand lches N Ih FI CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 52 CompIumen+s MULBERRY LUMBER COMPANY LAKELAND PACKING Growers Packers Sh ppers 6 M520 GWR MYERS CLEANERS 842 Easf Mann SI' ROSWELL MYERS PHONE 5023 CompIrmen'rs of J EN N I NG S TRACTOR COMPANY 'ro ll w r E Il . of I I I W. 328 or orida Avenue ' across from Lakeland High School Owner Lakeland, Florida Q I I i mf21f SPECIALIZING IN THE JUNIOR SIZE Main and Florida R. H. AMIDON rr THE CORSET SHOP BRASSIERES GIRDLES SUPPORTS FOUNDATIONS LINGERIE Mrs Vuda W Blaclc 7 Marble Arcade Bldg JOHN I LARSEN Jeweler ELGIN BULOVA GRUEN WATCHES II6 SouI'l1 Kenfuclcy Avenue EsI'abllsl1ed I920 HYMAN MONUMENT CO Beauhful Memorials of Enduring Qualdy Mausoleums New Tampa Highway Lakeland Florida MUTUAL INSURANCE Agency Save I5'7o +o 400, on All Insurance Cosfs Insure Wu+l1 WORLD S GREATEST MUTUAL Marble Arcad Tel 39 03I uallfy Farsi' Servnce Always A 6 KING PRODUCE CO Wholesale Frual' and Produce TELEPHONE 25 75I Lakeland Drlve In Theatre SouI'l1 Florida Avenue 8 e . - Q D I I 1 ' FIorida's Mosl' Beaufiful Drive-In Tl1ea+re Besl' Wishes Io Ihe Class of I952 STREAMLINE CLOTHIERS IO9 Norlh Florida Avenue LANIER UPSHAW Complele Insurance Service 2l4 EAST LEMON STREET Telephone 43 I 8I ANTIQUES Lakeland Furniture Mart I245 NEW TAMPA HIGHWAY S MOORE CANDY CO 205 Easl' McDonald Slreel' Bes'r Wishes +0 Ihe Class of I952 SERVICE STATION 95l EAST MAIN STREET Telephone 55 I5I MEET YOUR FRIENDS CHALET 92 HAMBURGERS FRENCH FRIES ICE CREAM REASONABLE PRICES FLANAGAN S PAINT POT E C Pal Flanagan Jr ll5 WEST MAIN STREET Besi' Wishes Io +he Graduafes of I952 FLORIDA FAVORITE FERTILIZER INC - J. . . AT SCIPIIIS New Tampa Highway ALBRITTON S Smart Cloihes for the Debutante Coloma! Ice Cream II33 EAST MAIN STREET Congra+uIa+nons Gradua+esI 0 S SOUfI l6I'I1 MGChlnGfy 730 N FLORIDA AVENUE NEW TAMPA HIGHWAY PHONE 48 46l Yarnall Warehouse EDENFIELD and SEAL an COMPANY Transfer Co, Inc Agenl Pasfure Fer+IlIza+Ion ALUED VAN LINES an Spreader SSFVICG LAKELAND FLORIDA MCGIHHCS Lumber Co Phone 47-294 BUILDING MATERIALS l065 New Tampa HIghway WeS+ Main Shed an OhIo Avenue Phone 56 Oll 829 Easi' Oak RUBEN S CEMENT BLOCK CO Q55 Ruben Prschlce Lakeland FlorIala Your Dollar Buys More S Wes+ern 23l Norfh Keniuclry Avenue Magazmes ' Candres Crgars and CIgareH'es Ice Cream 227 Norlh Kenfuclcy Avenue Telephone 25 03l d . . d.. u. 3 . n ' U . d - I S+. Certified - Steam Cured l I H a+ . . . l U LAKELAND LINCOLN - MERCURY, N LINCOLN MERCURY Sales and Servnce 2Ol West Ma Street TELEPHONE 4479 Post Ott ce Box 67I WORLD S FINEST USED CARS James O Blackman Mgr Congratulatlons Graduates' Citrus Grove Management POLK COUNTY FLORIDA I04I2 S Florda A e LAKELAND FLORIDA Iwo 2 I9I I C. LOGAN and RICKBORN, INC. f . 1 V. , P ne 6- BEST WISHES SENIORS Phones: Local 3-759Ig L.D. 27 WOM CROSSCOUNTRY Madges TRUCK SERVICE, INC. FEMININE FASHIONS Na1'ionwide Produce Haulers LESTER LEVALLEY I235 NEW TAMPA HWY LAKELAND FLA Junior Misses Ifz Sizes 225 Sou+h Ken+ucky Ave RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING USED TIRES AND TUBES Eqgt Mum Grocery DUNCAN TIRE C0 YOUR FRIENDLY FROG STORE los? New Tampa H'9l WaY I2lI Eas+ Main Slreel' Lakeland Florida Phone 32 33l Telephone 47 25l O ned a d Opera+ed by BYRON DUNCAN Homes Groves Farms Business Property H L lSHORTYl PALMER Realtor OFFICE PHONE sz 95: RES PHONE 4I 892 207 Easr Lemon Sree? Lakeland Florida Opposn+e Pos+ Office 535-RREI RAN DALL MOTOR COMPANY Your Packard Dealer II4 II6 Wes+ Mann S+ TELEPHONE 27 22: -Tannen-umm: 5 Hmnmzz-u ENJOY LIFE Eai' Ou'l' More Of+en I I ,h - l T L T H -:I ESP. - .. I I. . l Fmesl 'n LGICEIGHCI S Motron Prcture Entertainment E TH EATERS Crtrzens Wherever We Serve The I952 HIGHLANDER STAFF would like to express rts apprecratron tor the help ot the 'Followrng rn malung the HIGHLANDER a success To the admrnrstratrve heads the taculty and the student body tor therr cooperatron and support To Mr Frank H Wrrght ot Taylor Publrshrng Company To Mr and Mrs H B Hallen Mr John Lewrs and Mr W R Tomp luns ot Tompluns Studros To Brll Lee student photographer To Myrrclc s Men Store. To the many advertisers and Patrons tor their encouragement and tinancial support. 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