Lakeland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1953 volume:

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Hkwnu v. o A X -if gf f XM ' I Y 5 I 1' 3 ! X - 3 Way 3--f if INK-9' P ,B 'x Q ts 3 whim? Zuuzfuued M561 Q ina 15 V3 'Tv TW QE. P 1 5 , S '2 P4 Q- ' Flo Idl, 4-it M v i ,Z W Q29-s ,V Minn-I 6 at W6 4 Via is W' mi. 55 at 933741: L4 ' ' ' 5Qj v a. rf 1 X ,--5 X-'gy 1-s ,f Z-x I X! gg F OREWORD Don't wear yourself out looking for the the-me in our 1953 Highlander-it doesn't have one. The first of the school year when we began to knock ourselves out to select the theme that would be just right. it all of a sudden dawned on us that this is a tremendously special year. What with the brand-new school, the long-awaited separation from junior high, the largest graduating class in our history, all the fabulous opportunities offered us by our school, our community. our state, we decided that we didn't need a theme to make this year a memorable one. Our camera then, has been on twenty-four hour duty for nine months to record for you an enduring account of our most challenging year. W A-T X Vyxfyx Zg:ZL2X,lX. L LOOK K T! N? x K X If I f I f KX HS. f'xf'Xf'XZ Xfif' Xfifx TABLE of CONTENTS FACULTY T T TT T TT page 6 ACTIVITIES T T page 26 CALENIITTIII TT T page Ioo CLASSES TTTTTT pagv 112 AIJYEHTISENIENTS ,,IIg.- 170 X ,L fxefx fx-fXT JNY- 2 W 4 I NT WT I N f N f N J THE QENIOR CI XSS Is Proud To Dedzcate THB n3 HIGHI ANDER To NIIIS. 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J A naman gb. ,neva I , ,Y -zz-:'.g:2 2, lpltvs, .EU DCU! Xl? ilnlle' 1111-till l:ll,X-llll KKK I3 lumi- gym teacher, lx W lwplll-ll Nllll ilu- lu-wx muxt ln- that Ite- mkv- Nllfll un llllf'l'f'Nl Ill lltf-nt. llv- nm 1lIl'f'l'Ilhl dt gt Imxx clump llllflllgl tluf Ntnlnnwt. txurlx- Xtllll tlw X.Nl.4..X, unfl I- utlxt-vr In tlle- .ltmlwr lmvnx Llulr. llv tltfllkv- Inuit abnut tllf- nv-xx -1-Inml tht- Ltvlt ul Ll gum. Xltlwugxll tlux lx NIR. lfllltI BICRHS tirxt xt-ur ltr-rf-. lm lub alrffady' done 8 N0ll1lt'l4llll lftlv with rlnt- Intnml. lllflillglll lu- vlfwrtx tlu: lmml slum- num- -pirit lllilll in mum ye-arf and conge- qum-nllx tlw xsluvle- -vlnml lmx nwtw- Nlllfll. ln tht- xr-uw to Cillllt' ilu- lmntl. und:-r Ur. Ile-rg. will luring: many lmnurs In tllv wluml. xxvlllll Nlllllll lllf- rluw :ff '53 lmw tlnnl' willluut tlw ulnle- ufxi-turwel of MISS RVTH HALL HRUXYY in ltatntlling tlu- l,lllLlll4'lill :tl'f.1i1'- of tlu- .luminar- Fvnim' Hr'c'4'pIiwr1f Vi-N llmwn tvalvlw- .llgvlmrzt I and H untl ix aulxi-wr tn tltv Tun-lt lllnlu. Flu- lik.-N rnmt almut tht- nvw -vlmol all the air and lifllll und can't tllink nl lil1Yllllll,El ulmtll it -lw tli-lik:-N, VHF. l,IlCll.E BRYKNT tvarltf-Q -uplnmmurv Fnglisltt iF adviwr to the litvratry HIIIQLLIZIIIP. tht- Tarn 0' Fltunle-r. annl nlw to tllv Keyettes. Nfrx. Bryant in lwad of the English Department. i Miss RVTH HAL1. Bnoxxx Mas. LLULE BRYANT -QL V7 fe-f ffl.. f' Miss NlABEL CAPERTON MRS. JEss1E M. CHAMBERS XX Inv ... ,Q-if .5 Miss ROSEMARY Bucnfxxax Mas. BEvERLY BURTON Soft lights and the lavish bulletin boards in the class- rooms are the things niost liked in the new school by MISS HOSEMAHY BUCHANAN, sophomore English teacher. She spends most of her outside time as adviser to the Torch Club and in Little Theatre work. MRS. BEVERLY BURTON is a graduate of F.S.l,'.. a new and attractive asset to the D.C.T. department. Mrs. Bur- ton is adviser to the junior class and the D.C.T. Club. She loves music and in her spare time collects china and crystal antiques. She spent her summer water-skiing and playing golf, If MISS M.-XBEL CAPERTON had her way. gum-popping would he outlawed in l..H.S. She teaches physical educationg is adviser to the Lionettes. G.gX.A. and somehow finds time to help the cheerleaders with their practice. bliss Caperton enjoys outside activities such as golf and fishing and once thought of becoming a medical doctor. Shorthand and typing are the subjects taught by HRS. .IFSSIH Nlflfi CHAMBERS. She is always busy with Y-Teens. church work or Eastern Star. Mrs. ffliainlue-rs niust he the doluvstil' type since scwing. Crocheting and gardening are her hobbies. 'QWQ Q XX? I Y I 4 Q 1 Q Xi' 1139 Q 5 , , 09 Il unlhtvmmtt I f iw 4 I 7 N fl- KX , I. Q V If I j I 9 effpgl IILUIIS ,Zi 'F gf 1, Y ' - ' Af f- - If I 7 if Xvr-atile is the name for MISS EYELYN COVINCTON .IN Nhe' tf1tuglII-N 1'llI'I't'l1I liixtury. pwhlf-In-, and .-Xinvrican Iiixtmw, KIi-- Cmiiigtwn thinks the attractixf- new claus- IIHIIII- uri' NU'lIlI0'l'IllI. lvut Nllr' wmlhl like' In haw Li Iargf' I--unglv YYIIt'I't' It'dL'Ilt'lN ww-ultl IIICPI. Iimryonv rf-Imgnizex Nllib 1l,X'I'IIIiIiINI-Q till XIIL III that IuwI'Itv- e-xpre-viun of Iwrx--'Nils-III planing ul tht' xiulin. NIi-- Craig teac'IIPQ fine'-ur. IiI1'f'l'Il .Intl Xirgil in utltlitiun In aflxi-ing the CIIIN-ival Cluh. Her Ilt1IIYf' Ntatv is I-Xlahama. but flie- rvm-ixml Ilfl' MII. Irwin XXI:--Imun Iiollvgz-, NIaI'wII. lirforgia, 'I'ukiIIg un inure than IIP can flu for the hunur and 1'IuI'x ix tht- quulitx NIIFS YIRILINIA IJJXYIS Ili-likw P I mn-t in a -tuflf-nt. Shf' nvwr has a spare minute an she I- un tulxi-I-I to tht- I.iuIIvIt1--I Quill unml SCPIIII. Iiuglpipv. untl ,IIIIIIIII Claw. NIIN- Iluxix Iilwf the- lighting: in the- new wlmol. hut she- wi-Iwi the-re was more- of IIIP Nclimul. MI right. vluxf' itIvnliIie-- NIISS FIINYIII-IS FIRIOW to any student in her vlaswf in Latin I and Ifngli-II II. MIN Furluw ix an aulxi-I-r to the Y-Twin and in Iufr Npare' time fuijuys fwimming and tennis. MISS VIRGINIA thus NIISS I-'IIAxc:Es IIl'RI,0XX 4-1-nu K, Ax .H 1 Y gg ,X ,XX g fs X X '- F Y 1 Lvxfl 'LW I Miss HAZEL HALEY MR. VERNON E. HALL MR. HARRY A. HATCHER MR. BOBBY J. HOUSER Of all the wonderful things in the new school. MISS HAZEL HALEY likes the stage in her room most of all. It gets plenty of use too with the plays and speeches given by her English IV and speech classes. Miss Haley is interested in dramatics and spent her summer working with a summer stock theatre. She also works with the Little Theatre and is adviser to the senior class. Quill and Scroll. Keyettes and Highlander. Courtesy is the quality most admired in a student by MR. VERNON HALL. He is teaching Bookkeeping I and II and Business Eng- lish. although he does find time for the AVA-Library Club for which he is the adviser. Writing and building were the other professions considered by MH. HARRY HAT- CHER. English III teacher. He likes the lay-out of the new building along with the excellent lighting. A new- comer to L.H.S. is MR. BOBBY HOUSER. He teaches General Math. but he once considered studying archi- tecture. Mr. Houser admires courtesy in a student, while he dislikes complacency in one. I3 'X 'N-xN 1 151 Q. XX xkxff 1 1 11 1 Q 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ti: 13 K TW X '1 v 6 51 111 1111. 111.U11111f .1 .1U11Nr1JX. 11111111 g1ClPgYdIJ1lf' 11?aC111fr 1 1111-1 111 11- 1111111 l'111111-1111111111, 111111111 111- 311111111111 11.11111-11111111 1:l'11t'gI1 111 1'1J1'111x1111111ia. 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You will not get any more out of anything than you put in it is the faxorite classroom expression of COACH L. L. NELSON. Nurmi. as he is universally called. teaches physical science in addition lo doing a topnotch job of coaching the Dreadnaughts. D.C.T. keeps MR. CL.-XLDE RIDLEY quite busy. although he finds time to advise the D.C.T. and Junior Lions clubs. Cooperative spirit is the quality most admired in students hy Mr. Ridley. When anyone asks MISS fNllNNll'f SKll'l'Fill what she likes best about the new school. her face just beams as she answers. The modern home ecenomics department. Miss Skipper teaches homemaking and admires most of all in students a good sense of humor. MR. C1..woE J. 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THYRA KERNS 5 ml:-mlitl iinprmciiir-iit mm' the 1-nf' in the oltl -vlitml. ll'X4'lll'HlHXl S ' l'xl'l' NI:-x llllx Nliv Xnuiiv Nllx llilvli ID lllllf' 'Nll Hiilivlri liitvi' Nlrx llvlf-ii . un 1 -.1 .ltmtg Nli'-, lluth XX lPNl l' Nli- lwhth fttlllf-1' Nlrx ltuthl mlx. Nli- Xliliiit limit ml Xl: lun iiiiilh l Witliwut hw' liarrl-iwrlxiiig Ntiilf nf lnuilrling: Clhtmlidllf. I-.H.S. would he at a mmiplvtf- luv. They haw dune a line i-,lp uf kefiping the Nt-luml -pwtlfl-Nh clean along with their fluzffm nf othf-r mlutiex. Thix year the juli of tht- luitliful liiiivliiwmiii xmrkf-is ix lmigrgzer than Pwr Blow Nllllll'Y1lN are enjnyingz good food this year in mir liim-lit-1-:mi than vwi' lwliuiwn It wasnt like this in grandma s day Bagpipe meeting that deadline Oh dem dry bones db ft if-f-1-11 Flaw cieviriingg YN'iN'iilf'T In ln- or not If Pay attention to Coach Barker. Bob Future scientists b 1 ' 1 ,i J , Ki mf? f x ' ki Q .f -A ii as ,Q M. i YLIRYM A QE? af, - ' H55 in '-'E' T' Du Yun Suppose When Thfx' UUYPIY' In Srluml Miss Buchanan was a teachefs pet? Mrs. Burton was a Cllr-c-rle-advr Q h X Miss Caperton was a wallflower? Q 'T ' T 1 ' 1 s Vx ll 3. v....g.., J 2 5 ...J- mf my Yew , ay V, Qxjm fn.: I 1: ki C GX S Z ,fj gb FT MR. BERG-Our Handmasler First row: Charlw Baum-rl:-, ,lon Ilvw-y Gilbert. Bill Taylor, Jer- ry lllnwsun, Larry Kinsey. and Wvilbur flhancey. Second row: Linda Harrell, james Gavanah. Glen Walker, Jimmy Ganup. Stephen Stith, Earl Baker, ,lohn Hanus, Brad- ford Gox, Anne Garter, David Thompkins, and Barbara Schal- ler. Third row: Pat Rye, Joy Gow- ard, Sally McLain, Yvonne Wil- der, Linda Raulerson, Joe Grif- fith. Roe Goodman. Anita Mann, Dale Fillastre, Warren Ne-lms. Eugene Horton. Wanda Dean. Nancy McCall, Virginia Fischer. Kenneth Kahn, and Joyce Mob- K ley. We Point With Pride OURIMPLS. BAND Writing music in the office of the band room are .loy Coward, Barbara Schaller. Roe Goodman, Warren Nelms. and ,lon Dewey Gilbert. ' OFFICERS RUE GOOIJNLXN President JON lil-IWEX IQILBEHI' I'-I-1'1 l'res1'1ierzt ,ION lfUYY,XHll Secretary-Treasurer PJYI' llfll lirllill VIRGINIA IVISCHER WARREN Nlil,'VlF SHlRl.lfX Sl XINHR 1.l'flfIlfflIHX BARR XRX S1QH.-XLLER 5111119111 II1'rm'lur J.-XXII-IS CAYANAH Qurzrlernmsier A drill practice behind the gym. That's the only way to obtain precision. kids! L.H.S. has a brand-new band! It was seen at every home football game and at several out-of-town games, performing with extraordinary pep while putting on delightful half-time shows each time. They have taken part in a number of parades. You couldn't miss the five-piece German band at basketball games. Since all these performances take long hours of practice, these kids show a special kind of school spirit! This is a typical practice session with Barbara Schaller, student director. leading the band. 'Q 5 - 'Lvl .L -v ALTO SAX Patsy Rye BARITONHS Virginia Fi-cher Sally McLain B.-X55 Gary English BASSOON Anne Carter BELL LYRE Nl:-lba Combs Dale Fillastre Anita Mann CURNETS Earl Baker james Cavanah jimmy Canup Bradford Cox Wallace East Bill Gibson John Hanus Stephen Smith David Tomkins CLARINETS Pat Bickmire Joy Coward Linda Harrell Kenneth Kahn Joyce Mohley Barbara Schaller FLLTES Laura Gruenbeck Rowena Taylor HORNS Wanda Dean Nancy McCall Linda Raulerson Yvonne Wilder PERCLSSION Charles Baum-rle Wilbur Chancey ,Ion Dewey Gilbert Larry Kinsey Bill Taylor .Terry Towson TENOR SAX Lyman Graham Judy Rynearson TROMBONES Eugene Horton Roe Goodman Joe Griffith Warren Nelms TWIRLFRS lletty Sue Lee Nlary Anne M1-rshon Loretta Schultz Helen Wagner Quinelle Baldree 1902 DREADNA1 GHT LREW 1 EEE ein Front row Andy N1cCo11ough Tony Felder jot Barnard Llark Wdtlclcll br-ore Elllott Bob Harrell Paul Dane William Anderson Bob Nleeks Rat Web! Netond row Ward Edward Lawrenvee Harvey Bob Brannen Donald Henrx B111 T011e Joe Peddx Richard E pomtn Xi .alter Nlorrl Emmett Palmer Bob 1 rdan and X11an 'Nlartm Thlrd row Ras Garrl on Kit Logan Jack -Xkmg Jerrw Lane Htmer lartrell Curlw Barnett Peyton 'Nlontgomerx Joe Lone B111 Nchnelder DE'X31.1gl1I1 late tleen 11 x Efluartl W1111am Arnold Turner Schedule HILLNBORUU H September 19 Here L, K1'N1LNX 11411 N1 pltmb r Z6 Here XX JXC1vUN Om obmr 3 1 1 e N1 fb r 'rf 13111 111 S1111 Hrlinl Octobmr 1 llhtff HOUNP 11111111101 Ott b r ZPHQI N1 1171111 111111 Ott fb r 21 lherm P1 XN1 NmQn111er 1h re FT 1X1 1P1:1111X11r 'Nm mb r 11- Her LXNIJUN 'Nmernber 21 Here I I r BOB BR XNNFN TONY FF1 DER Cgpmm Co Captam - T , N , J I 1 1 1 1 ' IP ' Q 1 , , 1 -' 1 - .i Q S , --1 - --1 .V ,q-.,, - --' +I- ::ff+r:a-we 3 W. 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Thr- entire student horlv rea IZCQ ' A mat the llreadnaughtsi lfridav night perforinanu-s are the resu W of endless hours uf patient-fund some-times impatient-grue 4 , V, , 7 work on vour part. We think vou are unexrfelled. EAM , . , NL Rxlli' NHISUN Hwnf four li COACHES--Jack Barker. Nurmi Nelson. Hill T1-ate, Harolfl Xllen. LAKEL.'XNlJf0 Hll,LSBOItOl'CH-0 Launching the 1932-33 season the underdog Dread- naughts went out and played the Hillsborough Terriers to a scoreless tie. Clark Waddell, DeVaughn Pate, Joe Barnard and Jerry Lane were defensive stand-outs in this hrilliant game. This contest proved that the Dreadnaughts were to be no pushover this vear. LAWRENCE HARVEY BILLY TOLLE LAK EIA N IJ- -313 GA I N ESVILLE-7 The only non-conference game of the year found the Dreadnaughts calming the Purple Hurricanes of Gainesville bv a 38-T count. Bob Brannen with three TDis and Paul Davis with two, lead the Lake- land scoring. while Tonv Felder added one on an end-around play. Nlost of the reserves saw action in the last half. GEORGE ELl.l0'l'T JERRY LANE Ll :gr X FN 1 l rlll lvxilll- -frgimlilw .li-N. 1 ralrlx tiii Ili' Wien.- llJelQ1IL IafXKEl,fXNll-T JAX JXCKSOX--18 Playing their first out-nf-town game nf the Season. the Dreadnaughts were out-manned by a keyed-up Jackson team lil-T. However. the must spectacular play of the contest was the brilliant 66-yard punt return hy our Bula Brannen. Paul Davis converted In end l,akeland's scoring. JOE BARN.-XRD PEYTON fN1ON'l'tLt HI HRX IAKELANU-e e6 WEST PALM BEACH-13 ln a hard fought and highly disputed skirmish. the Wildcats of West Palm Beach Cked out a 13-6 vic- tory. ln the final minute of play, fullback Bob Brannen appeared to have crossed the double stripe. but the ball was placed on the one-yard line. Before another play Could be run. the final whistle sounded.- .-XNIJX NlvtQUl,l.Ol tlll l'.-XII. DAVIS ,Os LAKELAN D-25 EDGEWATER 4 Orlando 'U -20 Clashing with a determined Edgewater Eagle eleven, the Dreadnaughts emerged on top by a score of 25-20. thus winning their first Big Ten Conference victory of the year. The magnificent running of Bob Brannen. who gained 223 yards. sparked the L.H.S. offense. Paul Davis and Tony lfelcler talliecl one touchdown eaeh. BOBBY MEEKS CLARK WADDELI. vw-er Xn Orlanflo player fi if l.AlxlfL.-XXII--f-14 BOONE 1OrlandoI-13 The injury'-rimlmlen Dreaclnaught crew Slipped by Boone-'s spiritccl Braves ll-13. by virtue of George lilliotfs toe. The husky tackle hooteci both extra points. I,.ll.F. seorerl on the first play of the game when Paul llaxis leapt-rl over from the one-yard line after Bill 'lolle clownefl the kiekoff. Davis later Seoreml the final 'lill EIJW-XRIJ Wll.LlfiMS RAY GARRISON himwlf erniig-letf-ly up t Xl- mln 1- -v' Zh- -'ppt'-nig tf-am it-iixfi, nn ll'-ltln l3ramiv'n tr- li' pnlt- up 3 tn-I -lnun, l.XliEL.-XXII-T ST. PETERSl3L'HGf-T To the amazement uf tht- fnnlliardy fem ulin Call them ahead uf time. the keyed-up llreadnaughts held-or rather were held tn a T-T tie hy the Green llevil- uf St. Peterflmurg. Nlany fans su-re dis- appointed mln-n an apparent st-nrv In Bull llrannen was called back for nffsides. and nn the last play of tht- game a pass lvroni Bnlvlvy llarrell tn Jerry llrandi was nullified. jerry llraudy made Lake- landis nnly tnuchdmsn and Cenrgrt- Llliwtl cun- verted. WILLIAM ANDER5ON BOBBX H.XHHlQl-L -.X . ...Y .'-'l ':- v ' ..- ff- -, , ag-' 2 ,.. K IAKEI..-X N ll--I5-L PL.-XXI'-12 Winning their third ecmferenee game. the Dread- naugzhta sank the Plant Panthers 3-L-12. Unly in the ft-cmicl quarter did Lakeland weaken. lvut they c-anne lvaek ftrnng in the half. scoring almost at will. Behind the lmlneking nf joe Barnard and Clark Wlad- df-ll. Bull lirannen. jerry llraxsdy. and Paul Davis prmided L.H.S's scoring punch. with George Ellintt hunting four extra points. Lu-ry memlver of the team sau action in the game. U'-X .Xl CHN PATH JOE CONE We 4 D L.-XKELAN D--L6 FT. LA l ' DER DA LE433 llacking up the- largest sr-ore c-vcr inade by two teanis in Bryant Stadium. the Lalxelanders outran the Ft. Lauderdale Flying L's 46-35. Trailing by two points at the half and at the third quarter. the Dreadnaughts finally surged ahead to stay. jerry Urawdy with three Tllis and Bob Brannen with four accounted for Lulu-landis score. George Elliott again booted four extra points. 'lihis was our fourth con- ference win and fifth of ilu- year. EBUIETT PALMER WARD EDWARDS ,X iypiual l'aul llaxis run pick- up 12 yards. IAKEL,-X X DfT L.-X X DDX+a14 'lille Landon Lions of lax spoiled Lakelandis horne- coining by defeating the Dreadnaughts 14-T. Paul Davis scored the locals' lone tally early in the game and George Elliott converted. liullback Bob Brannen set a new school record by picking up 93 yards against the Lions. bringing his total to 1.204 yards for the season. Lakeland ended the grid schedule with five wins. three losses and two ties. DONALD HENRY BILL SCHNEIDER JOHN BOYD BOB JORDAN ARNOLD TURNER WALTER MORRIS. MANAGERS Because their deeds are never broadcast or printed. the managers seldom are recognized by anyone except the team, but these four boys very capably handled the back-breaking task of caring for the team. Our congratulations to Wally Smith. Bobby Whitehead. Rowlett Bryant and Dick Mason. JOE PEDDY GLENN DOW DESTROX ERS 1' I fi Front row Joe Lambe Randy Fenton Geor e R1 ller lhllx Km ht Bobby Godfrey Curtls Dalew ,I1ml'lf-rnanrlez Thoma Knapp Second row Jlm Leu Jack Palmer Blllx Comb e lion l'axl r Enlclx Water blen Gordon Jlm Edward Ralph Hocl ln Nlana fr Thrrd row Joe Caxanaugh Nlana er Bolmbx Trrpp link Lu Wendell Xltlerman Henry Prxce Morgan Ander on Allen Nlunclx Coach Jnm Nllllcr Date September 25 October October October October IN ox ember 11 Nos ember 16 Scheflule Opponent wr PETERNBL RG HILL:BOROLbH EDGEWATER tORLANDOJ BOONE 1ORLANDOJ HILLSBOROI GH PLANT CITY PETERSBL Rb in Place There There Here There Here There Here Homecoming mcmm tm Wa.. N NJ 1 athlf 1r1 tmd f uml the hdrfl wnrklnff and xma ue-en Juclv and Kmg Lt un- caught ln an un regal moment KINL L01 IF BNI PRLF JV' M! E 3 www? 'C K X 6 ,V i- Z x wwf-KR X f mfr: ' I X , 1 N 0 lv EW wg AWXX4 l I, till I Q lihlllll Img! Oxmgll lmml hut lmppx .al tht lumt-r lnm lhtlf ll.m1..f,t11tm. tlam. ne llf T Club xsftllung tff x :tt tv lll the anuua rarle P t gs l tm I 1 t P amz xx Q entul jumtlx x ff am ut tune x lt their url nt x x ru frl r Nr 1 r duh and hand 1 can uc x B1 :J 11 1 lXlll lfnuln Bauerle elente mx p puldr xute f the luclent hodx vue pri cntecl to the IJPClEiIUTC and Lrowmd mr queen Nlarx Nell N a The llrmtumnlngb damn aftfr the game a ful 1 per tt x T QUEEN JL DX BINHO -is 7 . llUN Q Q , A Q .- V--21Ill AI ltl in l..ll..'. alu St ai lrf-' -sly as til 'S 's-- U - f - ' C ' ' 'g- inat' 1 Q ' 'A t VI tmp hon rs ' 'l pa . Th muh amlinf talf-' te mgram at h g ' as pr s ' ' ' l ln th l, l 1 lf ties. s' h ' l 'l- 'f lia ln' ra rl- tml l 'lls. anl the l.alu-lanrl lligh f -l rj ll glee . 5 . 'llh jultiltmt quw . J ln 'shm I . '11 l Y' g , W . ' cl l -' IP I fl F Il. lx 5 hy last 5 V E , A f tl this. ' was por tml In z ff-J clam. Q 4 . I V' ,X A ' ' ' ' t f lf ' ' 9 ,F , ' J fl ' 1 f .rx l 4 ,lg A .XIV f t . . , 7 2 lt l t Q l P F 1 ' I X 4, 3, ' , tl J f-4 X an ai j' I 4 w 'Q K, N fx ,f iQ 'Hu ,'. .3 L . Y 'V 'O - 1 ln' -india . Q i Rub' .., A Homecoming pep rally up-., GBA!! Y if ,Ir Exchange Club tears ' the T1g,f rs To 'X I my went thama way ov' The I lone Ile float Way Down South Prize wxnnmg 2' DCT float E. lan, 1 JH A ' H uz1'k':-4 'ev ., r - ' ,vp nw qv'-XM!-- 'U9 ' 'YU ,,, , -:pills , , .f,, . V V ying,- Q M b 1 ' we-names 11 mgfyv' 1' Mn ,Nl F r 'ani ii f A ,W if! 1 'f in- 7 av I lg Se-atvd. firit row: Katharine- Johnson. Nlarlhu Xnn janw. Xlurx Hal:-manl. Second row: Wanda lh-an. Nlvlha Huhon. llurmnra l.anr'. Ibm Lum-. Ftunfling: Lynn lfilixwli. llillx Knight. 'l'l11m1.1N liiln--.111-. .lwly ty'-,lliIl. Xxillilll' 4.lmm'e-5. flhurla-Q Cllaftain.Gcurgc-.-X1ldx,,lavk XIl'.xI'IllllI'. THE STl 'DICNT COLWXCII, P11-I IMXNI l.--11r:-f- 1nwlKv'V, In--lxn Max. Vatu F11-wart. Vatu XXMIII. N--HIM r-,xv Xdnm Ku. Nxlxm Ii..hfAr1N..n4 I,1'i-milld N11 lhrmlli. l'1lv.u1-V1 Fhlxmu. rk Nlamn. Ili.-k llvll. Xnn Paynv. Rnbflrta Ginxburg. 'I'hibr.l run: l1w1'lJFILxXhil h f1fl- W UH? Fmiilh RMNAVT MC XIII-te-r. X111-n N-hlif. Bob Houlvsarr. 've DON CREWS Prestdent 5cHooL sroxil be AL - X 49, r to OFFICERS DON CREW s Preszden! DICK Nl ASON P me President -XNIN P -XYNE Recording Secretary ROBERTA GHNSBURG forrespomlzng Secretary' DICK BELL Treasurer MRS NORVIA WARREN Advlser STUDENT COUNCIL The QTL DENT COI INCIL founded m 1942 and made up of flrst perlod repre entatn es ha been the backbone of many projects this year ln carrxmg out the WICDCS of students The School Store run by the Councll treasurer and h1s asslstants IS a most depended upon serx ICC 1n Lakeland Hlgh School 5. welcomlng commlttee to show new students around IS another seruce rendered by thls lmportant organlzatlon Stunt Nlght Twlrp Season Homecomlng and Student DITCCIOTICS are other projects sponsored by the Councll The slx mam purposes of the Student Councll are provlde tralmng for cltlzenshlp ln a democracy serye as an educatlonal experlence as well as a leglslatlve body co ordmate and St1mUl3tC worthy school actlvltles promote better student faculty and communlty relatlonshlps prox 1de and foster opportumtles for developmg leadershlp character and responslblllty 6 To provlde a umfymg force for the school at all tlmes Before chool and at both lunch period you may fmd one or more of these worker Bob Boulware Dick Bell Fred Artman Leonard Cllbert and Francl Sale 4l LTO . .. .. D 2.T0 ' ' ' Y . 310' . . v V 4.T0 , , , ' ' '. y SUTO V. .. . ., QE-- . Qf.J'.y 'BW l'!-ll t7'7f tl ll In N A ' My 'I f '. Q' we of '1 .! ls. Pr HALL PATROL Keeping hungry students orderly on their way to the cafeteria is the main prob- lem that confronts this yearls HALL P,'X'l'llOL. A privilege going along with the duties of directing traffic in the Joe Petldy. Billy Knight, Dennis burn-nu Nannnit- hole-. Robert fNlc:Xllister. Jim Lewis. halls is getting out of class two minutes early. They al- so are allowed to be two minutes late to classes-the lucky stills!! Lmiiti Bati-Arlv. Malcolm Xyillori. Phillip Athnire an- painting traffic sign: to speed up passing through the halls. OFFICERS PHILLIP ADMIRE Captain LOUIE BAUERLE MALCOLM W I LSON Lieutenants 42 f' 9 I in if .I OFFICERS Bois LA551TER Captain DICK MASON ANDY LLOUG Lieulenalzts N I X x Something new has added to the duties of STREET PA -pz cars! The boys have becom so skillful in this feat tha when they graduate fron high school they will be verj capable parking attendants Lakeland High School boast of a perfect safety record. .4 ' If Seated: Robert Huckaby, Betty Schauberger, Bob May and Gail McClelland. Standing: Thaddeus Barber Gerald Humphrey Joyce Roberts Dot Moore Carole Smith and Lamar Hunt f'- 75 51 'hiv ffl' 4, N, 44:5--1. 1 ...v 1 il y r- ' i, Robert Huckabw training for grocery Store management is Dorothy buderian is ehovsn at Engle Electric Company pictured at one of the local Publix marktt where she is training to be a secretary DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAIXING It was the DCT mlm undertook the juli of scHing the prwgrarns at the footbaH games. Filling Thanksgiving baskets and Hxing Chrhhnastoysforthelvfdy Chndrcn uvrvtheircunthbunonstoward making Lakcrlanrl a liappicr place to lin- in. ljiavli niuntli for their own vn- joynwnt llifr lnmnlrcrs of tlic HCT vlulr liolfl a sm-iul. smnctinics inxiling rlulrs from ullic-r tmsns in tln' vuunly. First row: Wanda Murphy, Iris Powell. Philip Cn-ws, anrl Myra Sapp, Sc-Conll row: Carolyn llraliani. Uphf-lia Higlli. Kay lfrrwr. llnrntlly Gu.lf'rian. James Larsen. Harxin Britt, Joe .'xlIllH'O5t'. l.al1on llargvron. Holi Watfon. ,lollnny Eagan, and Billy johnson. Q Q TJ?- mf' ...LY N-Cx-A X NX XI pi , 6 X , ' .T 7' ,Q X X E rjr' Q' X Sf gy, -K- HS' SI l' gr: D Q - ' . -. , - , Flilllllrllllll lllZll:lifir.IAarrl hull' Jimmy 'Wmuk'-. Waltf-r l,0vsm-lun brave- llartlvtl. Nl:-rrill 5-'!'l: IJ M 'Q if , - . Nfiliritjrwlnlgith' urri. .u.an Brown. llnrotliy Nlunrv. Karolyn Nlnrrls. ,lame-5 lfarpv-nh-r, ggnql 'N Diss? 3,151 Q 45 ii 'XE-1' T wg if i --f l Seated: Elsie McCall, Pat Magee. Betty Lax, Annette Lee, Freida Bowden, and Quinton Morris. Standing: John Clements, Barbara Foshee, Pat Sikking, Kenneth Brown. Bob Walden. Howard Smith. Barbara Oliver, Margaret Crews. Carolyn Morris. Larry Uavia, Re- becca Cunnin, and Angeline Fletcher. Y Q.. 'e -f WX . I f 4 U sa , I f-Stl 'P Wayrn- llammc-tk ix an apprv-ne rw raflio rv tairman at Eleutrit' l 1 gtrxice llnuparmy, The purposes of the DCT Cluh are to promote the growth of the school, com- munity and stateg to foster the hest possible spirit of cooperation, to encourage the undertaking of some worthy civic projectg to en- courage members to direct their efforts toward the de- velopment of leadership, scholarship, and service: and to coordinate the ac- tivities of this club with ac- tivities of other clubs in the state. Susan Brown, a florist trainee, is shown at Brown's Little Flo- ral Shop. Susan Brown, a florist trainee, is shown at Brown's Little Flo- ral Shop. t First row Connie Blewett Donald B f 1 r l and Donald Lane Second row Wayne Hammack ,Itmmy William Btllv Dunn Bob glkkllt Btnecta Browir and Jessie Morrow. u k n Ce alt a Tripp Luctle Nlurphv Dot Antler on -9 Y . . of gf, X 1 1 v I M of 3 , :Eire OFFICERS Bon MAY President ROBERT HUCKABY Vice President CAIL NICCLELLAND Secretary BETTIE SCHAUBERGER Treasurer LAMAR H UNT Sergeant-at-A rm s THADDEUS BARBER Parliam enlarian CA ROLE SM ITH Historian DOT MOORE Chaplain GERALD HUMPHREY Reporter JOYCE ROBERTS Librarian MRS. BEVERLY BURTON MR. REX TOOTHMAN MR. CLAUDE RIDLEY Coordinators 1 5 THE CHEERLEADERS OFFICERS SHIRLEY SCHALLER Captain PRISCILLA MCDONALD Co-Laptain MISS NI,-KBEL ILXPERTON Adriser SHIRLEY ANN HYDE and CHARLOTTE NIONSON. Jl'DY BISHOP and SHIRLEY SIIHALLER SALLY ATWOOD and CLENDK COOK Miss Mabel Cape-rton, the adviser of this group. is largely responsible for the good work these girls are doing. She also acted as chapf-rone for thc- nut-of-town games. Through the courtf-sy of the Quarterback Club the chevrleaflc-rs mails- tht- trip to jacksonville by train. They are shown almvt- ge-tting rc-ady for Ihr- Irip. f 1 SHIRLEY ANN HYDE and CHARLOTTE MONSON. 'x If . Y Xvxx 'Vx Nr: Y I I , N X . J yu K5 f xg-A f 48 ft 1 JUDY BISHOP and SHIRLEY SCHALLER SALLY ATWOOD and CLENDA COOK A chorus of girlish voices saying one -two -three -four can be heard coming from the direction of the Physical Education Buildings each afternoon as the L.l'l.S. CHEERLEADERS work out to keep in condition. First row: Shirley Ann Hyde, ,ludy Bishop, Shirley Schallr-r. Carol Svrr, Gail Brooks. and Billie Joyce Smith. Second row: Sally Atwood, Glenda Cook, Charlotte- Monson, Evelyn Cay, Jane Hamby, and Priscilla McDonald. 4 A PRISCILLA McDONALD and JANE HAMBY BILLIE JOYCE SMITH and EVELYN GAY A fx , i ff' I ,f fig K r X VA r' gy k , Nfl- WM xl X41 , GAIL BROOKS and CAROL SERR 49 DREADNAUGHT CAGERS P Left to rlgbt Peyton Montgomery Bobby Harrell Dlck Mason Tony Pelder Joe Cone Jackle Akms Lou Bauerle Donald Henry Rlchard Conrad Bobby Nleek laul Dau and Delfaughn Pate Not present was Wesley Dean .lil K BXRKLR loafh 50 Pl 'UNT LITX Hr-re Q XR XNOT 'l Hero JLFLLRNON Thmrv HlLl.Nl30llOl l H Tl LIN LW X I LR lull:-ra X X NI KNIT Hfr lllloxlr llle r LF Hz re 'Nl xc N l'Fll'llNl3l RC l PLANT Here' JXX J Xl lxN0'N The-re ll e l I l Xl llFRllXll Hll l NBOROI l H ll N l'FTl' RNlll Rl FDC FW 'KTLR Hen NT l XINI lil' Xl H SCHEDULE Dem vmln r Dc Cf'YI1lJ! r ll: if mlwr l6 Us L e mln r rn as r lanudrx January 5 .lanuarw 8 January 9 Janudrw lanuarx .lanuarx january January lwlrruary l' lnrudrx l' lmrudrx l' brudn PORT LXLDERDXLF Thvr Fvbruarw Il XNT Pr .lFll'l'RN0'N llrr HUUNL Here lwbruary February P1 brudrx O A Q ' .O , L I W x X, L A , , 1 ' . - .' ' P- , r X 12 f M, Al 3 A, ,- Y Y W , . 13 4- .T .Y 1 7 lvrv ' ' ' ' 18 ' Q l 7 H T -- ' - llc-mf l l 23 ,l:l.'. f - -r- ' 1' 2 .li- A f ' 1' L l'l.. l, CITY 'I'l are ' ' Q .'T. I f ' 1- llc-re ' I 13 X W l'fNT l'Xl.NI lllf-Xffll -llvrv January lfm . .W - W, , , ,, V' 20 K 5 .V ,- Q '. A ' 1' 23 LLL-?'la-r ' 1' 24 'OHM L , . 1 ll:-rv ' ' U 30 . ' Q rfrv 1 ' l 3 . I f V P- llvrf- 'H ' 1' fm . 1 . - I - 10' ' ,A 9 WF ' ' .. fr l Tbvlrw lv' ' Q 13 1 , l 5 .M ' f' .' 14 ' . .' ---Tlx v l U 20 . : f fn -v ,'2-1 'A ' . , V A . -. 27 RICHARD CONRAD BOBBY MEEKS LOUIS BMFRLE -5 DONALD HENRY PEYTON MONTGOMERY JOE CONE DICK MASON DEVAUGHN PATH CAMERACAST Lakeland's 1952-53 Dreadnaught basketball squad, under the tutelage of Coach Jack Barker, opened the season at home with a decisive 75-36 victory over the Plant City Planters. The following night, the Sarasota Sailors surprised the locals by eking out a 53-52 victory. Journeying to Tampa twice brought ill tidings as L.H.S. lost an over-time thriller, 61-60, to Hillsborough, and by a 59-4-6 count to Jefferson. Edgewater of Orlando added further misery by trouncing them 65-37. Returning from the holidays on January 2 and 3, the Dreadnaughts downed Main- land, 49-46, and Boone of Orlando, 49-28. The Robert E. Lee Generals of Jackson- ville then handed the Dreadnaughts a 59-49 loss, but Lakeland bounced back to floor Plant City 50-22. Traveling to St. Petersburg, Lakeland met with a 61-48 loss, but bounced back into the win column, edging West Palm Beach, 45-44. Next Plant fell 47-36, but L.H.S.'s win streak was then ended by Jax Jackson 51-43, and Lee, 79-59. The Ft. Lauderdale Flying L's defeated the Dreadnaughts, 63-55, leaving Lakeland with a record of six wins and nine losses. -1.1AvAVD. . Y v R20 9 0 QQ! 9,4 ,K X fQ 'P RAT t y 211Tff'uf1'FF f' I J' V X -, , 75 E' g M M J ,, V, t W' . , ' JACKIE AKINS ALLEN NILENDY WESLEY DEAN i rf' il' P4 MANAGERS If it were not for the hard work and long hours put in by Dickie Langley and Robert Ster- ling. the basketball team would be in a mess. All of the dirty work was capably handled by these two as well as the keeping of an accurate statistical record. DESTROYERS s W- rf 30 1.1-ft to right: Coach Jim Millvr. Joe' Lambe, Ronald Rimmer, Bill Davis, Jerry Basset ., clllt'yl'll'. lvrry' Noxak. Cl:-n Conlon. C'-In' Clluppa. Allvn Xlunrly. aml lj:-orgy' Hs-gifh-r. M . ll C j N at L W9 ii X 177.2 R xl A U23 R filf fl HU' CLUB OFFICERS BOB BRANNEN President TONY FELDER Vice President LOUIE BAUERLE Secretary DeVAUCHN PATE Treasurer JERRY LANE Sergeant-al-Arms MR. L. L. NELSON MISS MAXINE MCINTYRE Advisers 'clleis a lettermanf' is likely to be heard by the very important men who have earned the right to wear the bright orange ULU sweaters as they make their way around the campus. When initiated into this club, the boys have to do anything from shine the shoes of the old members to wearing baby clothes. There really are some red faces when this time rolls around. 91 who df! 'ma .lerry Lane, Bob Brannen, Tony Felder, Louie Bauerle and DeVaughn Pate. Donald Henry, Jim Edwards, George Elliott, Joe Cone, Paul Davis, Joe Bamard Bobby Meeks, Richard Conrad, Jerry Drawdy, John Boyd, and Peyton Montgomery. Flrst row 'Nlarw Bsrd Gwen Harrl on lat Nlrwklanfl and Dm-lorrfi ,Iarrftt 4 r x n m n n r 1 r f r 1. urPf' Coker Je-rn Ba Pit Bob Buulvxan and Lx v Haxman THE HONUR SUCIETX 355 OFFICERS H I-ON I PXT H YV! XTT QFR XID Ill 'HRFX NHNN NIXRK I FRITF XII NIINN FX El X 'N' fflzzserc Donl thu 1 ok mdu trl u P 1 N Wx 56 ' I 1 Q X X' f X Sz-'und .lx : ,la ff. Hu l-3 .Ina Hy ul. Yuln-riv l'z1riNh. junv .Xnlv mn, Mary ll:-an Iam-. 1. 1. ' V f . 1' si . ' ' -1 I s. K X X X f, ,SQ .p A ' 1 85 f' N CQ Q 1 Q .A ff A L I L, ' 7 Q I N 'Qgv-F--..A,a,-1 .XXI XI1-4IHl.l,UI1.ll llfvvffvllf . PXI' ' ,TEH 11,1-l'rw1,lf'nl .,' Nw rvfarlx L. : . 'NH . ' Yflllxllfff K I I l l. A 'ARIN A 4 - 4lVl-QXI4XrL'li1rf ' ,Y 1, -' 5 ',, ,X P41 '11-If-x.4lv'ml-l IilIH15'lll N,,xIlIiX XIA1-ll--LlghanflPAS, fall. li-ku J., . li N 4125'Q4 'M . Na-, . ,.,, 1. is 'Yu .Sh wsu, M .Q '-w- , ,M'. w .na -u-- , ..,. , ,V i K ,Q -'- A P-vwoowm. .' 0' I , x . . ,..., , -1 . A ' 4 h . s dx A -.JA v 1 4 i 1 . ' sf'- I 0, 1 if -4 W -1 'D!.' in ' J' ' fd , ' X 1 I' V .' D . , N Q 5 Y 5' 175 9 f ff' .,, ., ' ' divx 3 x -an P if lm :qw IQ' ,N vi wf- yv IJ 19--. . f,., . an ,. 'al nf' 'v 412, Betty Rae Sheridan, Henry Price. Eleanor Eidson. and Virginia Lee. 1 TORCH CLUB 'I OFFICERS 7 HENHX l'HltQl'I l'res1'1fent VIHCINI ,X l.l'Qli lilfP Presirlenl ELK.-KNOB IQIIPSON Secretary BETTX RAE SHERIDAN Treasurer MISS RUTH HALL BROWN Arlrisers Since membership in the TORCH CLUB de- pends on scholarship, this group feels that they truly deserve their day off each semester. They generally go picnicking or spend a day at the beach to celehrate their brilliance. In their spare time at meetings they are studying parliamentary procedure. MISS ROSENIARY BLCHANXN First row: Mary ,lane Dridgers, Diana Forshew, Betty Bolton. Elizaheth Haarman, Helen Dyer. .lumly Holober, Emily Hull. and Willie jean Collins. Second row: Bobby Godffrey, Joy Faison. George Atldy. Joan Braswell. Lucille Entzminger, Dora Luis Colle. Katherine Galligar, Charles Chastain, and Freida Hatcher. ! i f BW ff 2 2 ,' A Mg 1 Lv I I f was fi' M mm .'S j', , A I 5 f xx?4,,. i g W xx ii ......J..., -FEEL My '5 Q-1-v LT-L l Saw l ff ' , ? Kov- -I ,,, .ik J 57 mf l 499' PAN AMERICAN CLUB OFFICERS Jl LIAN SIMON Presizlerzl NELSON SCIORTINO lice Prvsidenl DOT Ll CAS Sefretrzrv N1.'XRTH.'X ROTHROCK Treasurer MRS. FR.-XNKIE WORKIZER .4d1'1'sPr Martha Rothrock, Dot Lucas, Nelson Sciortino. and Julian Simon inspect authentic' Spaniah souvenirs. First row: Wilma Gentry. Donna Lehman. Hvlvn Dyer. ,lohn Tn-aff. Bill Meredith, Bill Eidson, Pat Hodgson, Linda Raul:-rson, and ,loan Byrd. Srconcl row: Warren Tyler, Andy Mcilollough. Alex Nelson. Isaac Selig. James Hall, Bobby Kendrick, and Waller Mitchell. A19 v9 gfll Y? First row: l rances Milton. Magdalene Hanley, Evelyn Gay. Joe Peddy. Clark Waddell, Helen Van Horn, and Jackie NicPhail. Second row: james Cavanah. Joe Griffith, Gene Teany. Eddie Roehm. Ray Dickens, Jerry Bassett, Alan Nelson, Eugene Harris. and Robert Schmidt. This is a snapshot from the Homecoming parade. Wasn't it fun? First row: Sylvia Robertson, Dot McLeod, Dot Willis, Diane Oettinger. Louise Marks, Roberta Ginsburg, jack Lavine, Yvonne Wilrler, and Bill Melin, Second row: Bill Porter, Suzanne Goodman, ,Iune Anderson, Sally Atwood, Carol Edwards, and Melba Combs. The first benches to ap- pear on Lakeland High Schoolis campus were placed at the main entrance by the PAN AMERICAN CLUB. At the home of one of the members, the club enjoyed a chili supper and Spanish games along with the in- duction of new members in October. In February the club made a trip to the Columbia Restaurant in Tampa for a Spanish din- ner-in the patio! THE CLASSICAL CLUB QFFICEHS AI. XX SLIIIII' Cumzzl IJIQXXI ILIIN I'X'IlQ f'ml,m1s11f Bl 'xH'I'H,X .INN .IXNES Qlufzfslur I' XISX WX XII 1,f'7IVlf jflli I.'lNlIlI'. SIIIRIIQH INN IIXIJIQ nlmlzles CKIIOI, Slflill Sf-ribu MISS C.X'I'IIIfRlNIi CRXIIQ NIISS FH.-XNCES Fl'RI.0W MISS FRIXNKIE YYORKIZIIR First row: Mary Lee William Barbara Rlnharml on Sonia Smith Rulmfrta Inmlerhlll Xlarlha Watson, Shirley Sumnfr lat V arm r anfl ,lu lx Rin: ar n Second row: Slanlex Yowlr-r ,lxmmw Sufliluth Rulnrl Sterlin lk YY arnmr Rai We t Kr I1 Turner, Marianne' Sharp firlcn IfRm Ilarlmra Sfgale NIIITIOX Iumplun I'Fdl1lI S It Ilornlln Ray, and Shirlvy Sharp First row: lrene Fountain, ,loan Gorman, Eleanor Eidson, Dale- Fillastro, Dean Glass, Jane Dridgers, Thomasena Elliott, and Sara DeVane-. Second row: Roy Carrvtt, Johanna Griffin, Norvtta Danehy, Gary English, Frank Cole, Richard Esposita. Douglas Gilbert, Fred Cold:-n. W. L. De-Loach, Roe Goodman, Diana Forshc-w, Ada Giuia. Kathy Calligar. and Dorothy Francis. 5 SCENE OF LATIN BANQUET 1 'N- J 'BSSHEQE .qc ,,,. . gL My tx ,Qi 'iff 74 .-1 1 .lf 4 Q Remember when the CLASS- ICAL CLLB was host to a Latin Festival at the Mayhall Audi- torium last spring? A style show. superlatives and modern dancing were presented for the enjoyment of the students who attended. Some of the members attended the annual State Latin Conven- tion held in Bradenton. Interest- ing exhibits made by Latin stu- dents from all over the state were displayed along with the projects from Lakeland. One of the oldest clubs in the school. the Classical Club. has consistently maintained high standards. Joe Lambe, Alan Schiff, and DeVaughn Pate-even though you may have to look twice to recognize them! First row: Mary ,lane Coleman, Ann Barr, Mary Jean Crane, Charles Chastain, Wayne Bell, Eddie Bowen, and Cary Calhoun. Second row: Florence Coe, Margie Brizendine, Karen Christjansen, Sandra Bell. Willie Jean Collins. Dora Lois Coile, Bob Boulware, and Neil Carn. Third row: Mac Cunningham, Parker Anthony, George Addy, and Charles Bauerle. 64 F T ., L- . I-QL l ,...,.1. ,fi -v -,Ls 1- s r.,.,1. I ,I V- qfi:2fffr 'g' A 'U gg. my V 5' .Z f GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION C7 Ul:l lCl'fRS JXNIE ll XXIHN f're.s1'den1 l.l1.ll.E liN'l'XNllNtLl'ili I I-I ef President NIAHJORIE HOIJGIN Secretary-Treasurer JERRY Ifl.ARllJ'Y Reporter MISS NIAHHI. lQAPlfR'l'0N MISS NIARJORIE NIITCIIELL .4111 iserx With the facilities of a new playing field completed. the CAA now has a larger and much improved place to hold the various competitive games which teach the girls ideals of good sports- manship. The student body-f fand the - f teachers-are enthusiastic supporters of one of their main projects this year, selling candy. Thanks. girls. Before and after school candy and chewing gum may be bought at the racks placed conveniently in the main hall. Pictured are Marjorie Hodgin. ,lane Hamby. Lucile Entzminger, and Jerry Claridy. L 1 I- ,Q-I, V . - . it 5. . ' L -Y, -::'-v. ' ' v. Y J gp J 1 1' Q: 7 'A V 'f -'I' ww ' :Q ' 1. f' ' 9 ' 5 'A ' I 4'-2 ' ff f-H .. 4, . . ' - '-'Wk . L 'fl R- ' . '- S' . . , ' , - ' ,!? . -A wt A p A-- 'fri' I -.frfu h f-,r'f3fJ, -A -1.4 , v ..w Y. - .f , x ...F 15 The-y're gonna play a game- of liorw Nll0r'el Verna Shaffer, Ella Mae- Miller. ll:-tty Sharp'-. Karina Louiuvs. Velma tllas-. lfloisn- Yarn'--. 'Nina llauck. l0llLUl!l21 liflffln- Mm lll1ml 'l4 Uml nun -lim' Coleman. 66 'f9,:T7' f 3A ' y K. Q, 41' X3 KN 4 FX 9 X. fl I I X Il's warm-up time at the Country Club. GIRLS' SPORTS li -and that horse shoe went over the orange trc-PY 'xl 7 'N wg, 1 ,A ' 'Lb - ' 4' 2- 'D I' . 1 ll L I L . , . ,, ,A L Jr- , L ft I' I A5 1 . . . . Wffvfflvv Get ready for that mighty swung. Come on, gals, let s make lt good! V 1 lr! 6 vi! S- I' X: JIM MILLER Coach BASEBALL Take me out to the ballgamei' is a familiar expression around L.H.S. because we all like to watch a winning team. Victory and Lakeland diamond-men go hand-in- hand: this year under Coach Jim lVliller's watchful eye, the Dreadnaughts are sure of another successful season. First row: Bobby Jordan, Bobby Meeks, Clifford Weiss, Ray Garrison, and Allen Mundy. Second row: Bill Bennett, Billy Tolle, Bobby Whitehead, Joe Cone, Dick Mason, and Richard Conrad. Third row: Peyton Montgomery, Donald Henry, Jackie Akins, Coach Jim Miller, Andy McCullough, Joe Peddy, and DeVaughn Pate. BOBBY MEEKS RICHARD CONRAD ' ' ff, 2,,3',fL ', 47 , 3i03YZ'-2 . f , -18 DONALD HENRY 'Ra Ax NL! J J X3 5- 2' K lx 'fx . Q ' 1 '20-8 f w x, E. NYY JACKIE AKINS DEVAUGHN PATE JOE CONE , . .fxyfx . -Q X X - v - BOBBY WHITEHEAD E 9 -Q, 1 Q- ,, 1 CQ, X 'sq ' - - -vb 4 j J? ' '1 i .- . U.. 1 fy-aTgzg ' A 1 'i MF.. ' K. 1 ' 'i ' A '. i ,. I x Tggf 3 ' .7' S-:Tx J ' - gn'r','1 ,3f -- -'cgpln .r., , g .feisf A -.-vw' . . .' . if , QI QU,52iw:d-Q 1-4, Ng' .X lr'u4'- -,'4'!5 4 s, '. k. ,',,S'Ag.v'f'l'! 4 34 W . - 'HA 4,-Tlx 1 4 1 PAUL DAVIS SCHEDULE HIILSBOROUGH-Here PLANT-There ,, ,,,,,,,, 7 , DADE CITY!-There EDGEWATER-There ,,,.,,,, JEFFERSON-Here 7,,,Y,,,. BOONE-Here ,,,,,.. DADE CITY-Here EDCEWATERAHere , HILLSBORO1'GHfThere A BOONE-The-re JEFFERSON-There PLANTiHere ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , , , ST. PETERSBURG-Here BIC TEN TOURNAMENT-Here CLIFFORD WEISS BOBBY JORDAN March 24 March 27 March 31 April 2 ST. PETERSBURG-There ,,,,, April 10 , April 7 April 14 April 17 April 21 April 23 May 1 May 5 . May 8 Nlay 12 , , May 15 .EQN Rn' CARRISON ALLEN MUNDY lr x N 7 V! ANDY McCOLLOl'CH BILLY TOLLE ,-. K ' FP' Q 1- 53 ff, . 1 XX ' 79 , f ff DICK MASON JOE PEDDY BILL BENNETT bp, . 'fo of 'I f Bob Lassiter Adnan Burnham Bllly Thomas and Jack 'VlcArthur are ralsmg the flag thelr duty and pnvllege each school mommg Clarldy are working on those office records which must be kept stralght' Carolyn Morris, Dot Lucas. Emily Hughes, Bernice Matthews. Lucile Entzminger, and Jerry 'bf .,q,' I -3 'V I L . 43:14 ,fl ,N .y, . s -3 ,. ,L i 1 I If fflff fi. 1141 If ,ry hy if fn , - I4 94 ,ff tw.. t 4 Gi'-:nvf'f x Xx'K. Gene Choppa. Arnold Turner. Wesley Dean. Don Crews, Thomas DiCesare, Curtis Logan, Alan Nelson. I J JUNIOR EXCHANGE CLUB OFFICERS DON CQREWS President WESLEY DEAN First Vive President ARNOLD TURNER Second Vire President GENE CHOPPA Third Vire President THOMAS INCESARE Secretary CURTIS LOGAN Treasurer ALAN NELSON Sergeant-al-Arms MR. GEORGE JOHNSON Adviser SALLY ATWOOD LYNN DARRACOTT NANCY KEY ANN PAYNE Sponsors These boys are planting shrubs-a Club project. First row: Henry lriee, William Anderson. Second row: Gerald Humphreys, Allen Mundy, Mac Cunningham, Pat Jackson. 1 1 5 6 Irs K.-.J s- Seated Gene Choppa and Jack Taylor Standmg Frank Cole Douglas Games De n Wallmg Phllhp Admlre and Ed Legerton Thmgs around L H S have been kept popplng by these enthuslastlc JUNIOR EXCHANGE CLLB boys thls year Besldes recexvmg flrst prlze at Stunt Nlght they have provlded music for the students durmg both lunch perlods They helped beautlfy the school grounds by plantmg shrubbery at the front of the bulldmg Every year thev hold a dance ln honor of the football boys an the gxrl chosen t represent the team as 1tS sweetheart The motto of thls club Unxty for Servrce has brought splendld re su ts Sally Atwood Ann Payne Nancy Key and Lynn Darracott The project of putting up flags in the various class rooms is being carried out by Bobby Whitehead, Louie Bauerle, Eddie Kay. Powell Adams, Herman Har- rell, and Bobby Harrell. The boys snlll bruoms in the downtown section for the Senior Lions Club project Io aid the blind. First row: Jerry Lane and James Kolb. Second row: James Monk. Ili-Vaughn Pale. Olin Bryant. Bill Sr-hnieder and Dick Bell. JUNIOR LIONS CLUB OFFICERS EDDIE KAY President LOLIE BAUERLE Vice President BOBBY WHITEHEAD Secretary POWELL ADAMS Treasurer BOBBY HARRELL Tail Twister HERMAN HARRELL Lion Tamer MR. CLAUDE RIDLEY MR. JACK BARKER Advisers .IUDY BISHOP MARY ANN GOSSELIN CHARLOTTE MONSON SYLVIA ROBERTSON MARY LEE WILLIAMS Sponsors Here's a club that has come through with flying colors! The JLNIOR LIONS CLUB has taken part in many projects this year. The main one was a successful campaign for their Homecoming Queen candidate Judy Bishop. In- cidentally King Louie Bauerle is a Lions Clubber. They sponsored a wonderful Homecoming dance. As a service to the school these busy boys have placed room num- bers over the teachers, doors. fl 'Hegel , Rowlett Bryant. Vllalter Morris, Wally Smith, Bill Thomas, Billy Combee. Bobby Jordan, and ,lack Bickart. will X X ix Mary Ann Gosselin, Sylvia Robertson, Judy Bishop. Mary Lee Williams, and Charlotte Monson. .l riff afalb is X xl 'QX Flr t row Bob La sxter and Billy Tolle- Standmg Leonard Gllberl Bob Brannf-n Tum Ffldfr Xmlw Nhiolluu h Alex Nelson and Dxck Mason roogaefigl W f Aowsemn 14 44 soc mfr Al ll X X ll-'fm ' 0 o of V 6' fx p, 1 rw n ex dn .ans n N Lllllll , l , X X x Hal , W 1 R. ' S : s ' ' . 4 N - ff' ff ' fm'-fr 3? J t 1 153A ,I 'X l , li r x 4 ' aegis 5 4, I , V 1. .- , , 1 ' lQ -, fyw V, X, l l - I ' l . ll fl l l .ll ' ,, .Iv K 'H ' Ji , 5.0. '. A K ' I. ' 1 'if' 'A h ' ..,, 0, QJ +1 ., , ,, lf -Q . .. f fi 2- , v.: M '- ' x fi . fl l'l1I'-I 11 i lllvlxll' l.a gl-1 ' ml 1l l'-r' ltvll, .c 'v uw: .lun ll:-wvy lllllwrt.Rug:-r'l'um:'r.,l1mmy Xllvn. und 1,1-wr li 1 1 r KEY CLUB Did you happen to see all those strange young men wandering around town early in December? Approximately four hundred boys from all over the state were the guests of the KEY CLLB for the fifteenth annual con- vention. Elaborate entertainment kept the boys interested and provided fun the entire week-end. This year the club sponsored the Homecoming parade, which proved to be a .3 of- great success. C7 Q mo? f .:1qfQ4jtftnf i . Z -rf-:mf XE Shirley Hyde, Billie Joyce Smith, Shirley Schaller and Carol Serr , wx .gl I '. Bob McAllister, Bill Jones, Bob Boulware. Robert Sterling, joe Peddy, and ,Ioe Lambe are shown by the road scraper which was used in construction of our parking lot. OFFICERS BOB LASSITER President ANDY McCOLLOUGH Vire President LEONARD GILBERT Secretary TONY FELDER Treasurer DICK MASON Parliamentarian ALEX NELSON Chaplain BOB BRANNEN Reporter BILLY TULLE Sergeant-at-Arms MR. CLAUDE THOMPSON Adviser SHIRLEY HYDE SHIRLEY SCHALLER CAROL SERR BILLIE JOYCE SMITH Sponsors 79 1 4 Y . :fi f 'Vf' . f xy., 9 41 Ill C una tug, 'Ns W A if 41 If p ug Q I 9 X -,...l,. A dl ,, fi if 5' I agp Q? . E S.: ,.-. 4,-. ,JH .W .sux Q J .lu ..1...,,w rum... Y X , 11-2' if T idy! , v g ifqgz- , 'aff wg Q fm ' 51 5 ,J 1574? Q E 3 'gf 'Q fx- ' '55 ' HT? 5' 5 W i 1,-H W 'f . ' ' mi!-3' 3 'T f 5, 1' if .-:xv ,Y , 1 2 i ' a f, R A Q f., 0 r f ' Q3 V ,. - - 'w i ' wg . .4 - . 4 A . '. Q A: Af' . 5' Q , X f ' . '. . R 184 g3ifK3l 15, Q . -2' - ff.. Ann Payne. Lynn Darracott, Marilyn Hart. Shirley Smith. Mary Lee Wvilliams. Judy Bishop, anll Jean Wlalker. LIONETT ES OFFICERS MARY ANN COSSICLIN Presirfent FLORENCE COE Vive Presizlenl UAH. BROOKS Serretary LOPREE COKER Treasurer KATHERTNE JOHNSON llane Puller li.-XHB,-XRA LAXE Lion Tamer MISS NIXBEI. C1 XPFRTON MISS YlRUlNl.X Il XYIS ,4fl1iser5 WALLY SNll'l'H UOIHSH H.-XRRlil.l. lrOl'Il-f l5Xl'ElllrF FIJIJIK K XX HICRNIXN H XRRFLI, .Spmzwrx Wvallx' Slllllll, llnlrlw Hiifre' lmulv ll3l1r'l'lv'. l'.4l'llr' hm, ax Herman Harrell. HN DFN Prxz llarlmra l.nn--, Nlurw .-Xnn lm-N4-lin. Florvnr Q- l,0r'. l,l!l1l'v't'l,1rliv'f, 21 Kath:-rim' jullnwn. Ann Barr Marlanne Sharp Barbara Smlth Rlta Nash Judy OQu1nn and Sylvia Robertson Decoratlng the lunchroom at Thanksgnmg and Chrlstmas ns just one of the many worthwhlle projects the Llonettes have undertaken thls year These glrls are really on the stuck Thelr float won second prlze and was adorned by ueen Judy The LIONETTES aided the AM Nets by selllng Whlte Clovers Checkmg eyes for the grammar schools and sellm serpentlnes were also projects Jane Hamby Roberta GlnSbUfg ,lean Hamhy Evelyn Cay Margie Brlzendlne Dot McLeod and Martha Rothrock H HLN5 OHIKFRN mm rr x Wizrlrnl PX X NPR XX r ll lrmsurer Repmler I XNIDHO Ihllllllllfl JOXII- BR XDNH XXX lime Ihazrman 'N IPNNF'NlXIHlIlXNII1 N 'NIINN 1-RXMEN Pl RI OXX lNffS fharlottf- 'Ninn an Rue Txner Hvlfn Va ner Be-ttv qchauberge-r Joyce I3r.14i ham anll we Rube rt an A vmblm .1 T lank HIVIIIQ, fond ba ke! 'l Namw Warren Xnnvttn 'Ndll I'wvx lux Kdll X141 lelldnfl 14rulwn Mrdhanl and lmnlh Nlurphx Best oranges ln the world no doubt' Pictured are Ednth 'Nlon on F a Xn ltr on Dot Kndcr on Barbara Schaller Patsy Rye Sara Jean Holm and Audrey Car on Remember the Sadle Haw kms dance where everyone dressed as a yokel and was glven a vegetable corsage'7 Boy were there fun and games and dancmg that mght' ThlS was a success only through the dllxgent efforts of the YTEENS a glrls servlce orgamzatxon These glrls worked hard on thexr slut entry Plantatlon Scenes for Stunt Nlght and thls pald off m the form of thlrd prlze Excltlng 1952 53 was a good year for this c u ,mtg nnvlklrrg Mkt 'N W 4 J 1 if A54 A ,WMD Ada C1013 Thomasena Elliott and Molly Campbell Nl Tommy Harrl Francls Sale Yale-ne Rader ,llmmle Hed don Marxlyn Sa en and ,Ioan Hamby LIBRARY - A. V. A. CLUB OFFICERS JIMMIE HEDDON President JOAN HAMBY Life President FRANCIS SALE Secretary MARILYN FASSEN Treasurer YALERIE RADER Sofia! Chairman THOMAS HARRIS Reporter MR. CLAIIIJE THOMPSON MR. VERNON HALL MRS. VIRGINIA THOMASSON MISS EIfNICE KEEN Advisers X .an ,K In xx Mildred Hill qhlrlev Lumpkln Ruwell Maddox Velma Clas Bull Mccrame Dons Gilbert and George Adds If you ever poke your nose in the library, youlll see student li- brary assistants busily helping their classmates. The LIBRARY- AVA members also operate the audio usual aid machinery mak ing it possible for classes to see moues Besides these seruces to the school this club took an ac tue part in the Homecoming fes turtles This is truls an lndlspen sable organization x 'OID :gag 1:15 ' fill' I'-U ID .515 ' 1575 1 --a+ First row Betty Qherulan Pat Bickmlre Elizabeth Pierce Qecond row qtewart Laudill Audrey Larson Tom Reltz and Steve Wlelun f K- Lv Jimmy Sudduth Bob Rambo Eddie Roehm Duane Spaun Earl Baker Mary Jane Coleman Gwen Harrison and Ann Keil. j XX W MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS FRANCES ECI-IALLER Preszdient MARY LEE WILLIAMS Vice President SH LYIA ROBERTSON Serrerary-Treasurer SISIE TOPE Student Dirertol SHIRLEY SI NINER PAT DOLBERLY 1: seated at the plano K . Librarians 6 of ! CII 59535 NP an QI rw I LII Iwgm together on the IIYQI note Qayb QITllIll'lg Sule Tope Gtudent director of the Please sit straight. lean slight- ly forward. and breathe from your diaphragm. Do these words sound familiar? They are impor- tant points continually stressed in the MIXED CHORUS class dur- ing fifth period. No longer have we a Girls, Glee Club and a Boys, Chorus. The masculine and fem- inine voices are combined into one chorus. What fun the choris- ters have-but it's not all play by 5 any means. Their hour is well- filled every day. Mr. Eric Berg, Pat Douberly, and Shirley Sumner are double checking their musical repertoire. First row: Mary Vesta Selph, Barbara West, Yvette Willis, Pat Thornton, Eva Anderson, Shirley White, Pat McCauley, Peggy Cox, Donelle Moon, Pat Strickland, Miriam Foster, Barbara Began, and Carol Jenkins. Second row: Donnie Sumner, Janet Muller, Annette Van Winkle, Pat Douberly, Gladys Shiver. Yvonne Wilder, Bernadette Schneider, Doris Spruill, Elaine Vaughn. France-s Milton, and Betty Lou Horton. Third row: Patsy Stephens, Susie Tope, Nelson Sciortino. Michael Uunaway, Warren Nelms. Jackie Hancock, George Mershon, Louree Coker, Betty Lee, Frances Schaller, Pat Bradley. Dot Thomasson, Nancy Carlisle, and Janice Evans. Fourth row: Wendel Alderman, Lyman Graham, Jack Hartley, Donald Taylor, and Al Woodruff Q 5 ., gi.. e iff? 4 - E-A First row: Gerald:-an Woodard. Nancy Warren. Mary Vesta Selph, Donnie Sumner. Yu-tte Willis. Evelyn Bush. June Gillis. ,lean Hanihy. St'l'UIllI row: Jennie Jordon, Nanvy McCall, Frieda Padgett, Sara DeVanv. Betty Lou Horton, Betty Shiver, Doris Spruill. Irene Fountain. Third row: Nancy Edenfield. Joyce Col- lier. Betty Sharpe. Winifred Bauer, Dora Ann Boyd. Glen Dow, Laurie Lou Gruenbeck. Gladys Shiver. and Pat Bradley. N 6 First row: Myrna Yvhitofnf-r. Eloise Robe-rt-. II:-tty We-IIN, Barbara We-st. Willa If-an lfollin-. Nlvllia Xivker- How- marie Holi.-4-n. Sevond row: ,-Xnm-tte I.:-e. lint Nlmirv. Vilma tif-ntry. Katina Louizos. Shirley Sharp. Ihird row: Nor:-ta Ilunslmy. I.:-onurd lirmln I'I-if' NIM all joan Iiyrd. Lavada Ilradlz-y. Marilyn Fu-sen. Virginia Nc-Smith. YOUTH for CHRIST OFFICERS JE,-'IN LLIIJIJENS President SPE DON RAWLS Vire President JEAN HIXNIBY Serretary DOHN IDIS COILIQ Treasurer MRS. EULA LASTINGER Adviser Dora Lois Colle Jean Glddens ,Ioan Hamby Que Don Raul Besides providing a chair for the isolation ward of the hospital the YOLTII for CHRIST group ha helped many people in time of need. Exery other week they hold a meeting. part of which is social and the other devotional. In the past two years the club has grown by leaps and bounds. QL ILL 311 SCROLL OFFICERS DICK xi xsox lresulent 'NIXRTHA -TVN JXNES Serrelary -NNN PAXNE Treasurer 'NIR5 LLClLF BRE ANT WINS WIRC l'NlfX DXYIS 'NIIDS HAZEL HALEX 'WINS 'NINXINE Nlc IN I X Rh Ausers Those students taklng subjects ln the journallstlc fxeld who have managed to get 1n the upper one thlrd of thelr class make up the QLILL and SCROLL They must be Junxors or SCHIOTS and approved by the club advlsers We thank these people for thelr credxtable work on our publlcatlonsl ,QW Dtck Mason Martha Ann ,lanes and Ann Payne Seated Florence Coe Julle Berdon Sally Atwood and Suzanne Goodman Standmg Dxck Bell bhlrley bchaller june Anderson Mary Byrd Laurxe Lou Cruenbeck Martha Rothrock Nancy 'NlcLlellan Helen Van Horn Wayne Bell and lat Foster ..A n X 5 f QJ ' if ri zilgj if Alt A , 1. 4 9I v , 'Ikv P 1 N15 y- 'y 'N V I , ..-f I '-, PHE B,u,1 11113 I XXIIIFII a-king Mm' HI tht- -tz1ffw-r- what f'rtuIcI In- Said ahrwut thvir uvtixitir---n1tI1v I1X4Ql'II'F. tht- atrtxxwr' 11111111 4ll1If'IxIX. W,-trk. wurk. and txwrt- xsflrk Itut ill fun - Ihi- yt-ur. In-NI1Ie-R wlivitingg 2l1IXt'III'l'IIIf'IIIN 11mI tmw-ting: cI0afIIilwf fur tho Ili-ww-Ixlx xr'I14mI pztlwr, tht- rn.-mIwrS uf tht- IIXCIDIPIZI staff hun' Im,-n wsztr11pf'1I ts ith t1r4I1-rx It-r thvir ItrfriutlxI1a1mI-puilttcd plates. EDITORIAL SI'.XI'I Mary Xnn lm-fvllrt. IftIit1tr-in-l,.I11e'f. Other QIIIIUTN an-Z XILIIP Lw- XYIIIMII1-. NI.tr1.1g1ing1 jf-tm XX4tIIv'r. Xlalw-I pg Ntmrtrtv fmodnlan. flupyi Charlotte Mun-url. Nfwsf: Nanvy XIr'1,IvIIan. Ifeaturv: Iinh Brannebn. 5ItUII:l Rwlwv-rt itffrling, XIIv'n xIllI'I1If'. XNNIHIRIIII-1 Iuth IIINImp. RQUIIH, BI,'FIYFFS S'I'XlfF fI'at I71lstv1'. Ihtxirlf-Ni Xlarlagvr. Uthf-r Nlanagzvri arv: II:-h Ittfxktf r. 4.ir1uIt1t11'n' Iivttx N Imnlf. ru-1, xx-I-ILHII1 XIIII I'.nnv. Arwrti-ing: Iiillift jmw Smith. ttrtniwg jnniu- f.I11---LIJrv...Iq. Prt-111+-ti--naI: FIorPnCe Coe. Ifx- hdngf Iftlttftr. NIIILITUHS Yhrgit- Iirim-rttlinv. Xmfx IQ:Iv-ntiwl-I. Nltmhn IIart. bara ,Ivan IIH.I!l. Xmm ,IHIIII--tx.. Ilvllx IH, IMI XIIIIWI. Altman XIwl1Ix. Nu-1' I+-5-fy XIAIN Xml IMA.-Ii11A Iltr I-1.4.-I, Xtixixf-1: NI1-- XIIQIHIA Ituxix. ISI NINIQFN SIXII7 N'.tIftI .IVV IMI, I,.t--ttvt. XXIII I'4n11--. ,I.u11-I' 4II1i-IAIIWII-IX. rum- INV.. Il'-ttx lw, ,tnti Il1II1'- ,I-tx-1 Nr: tth. Ihtm- JLIIIIIIIIQ arf- I7I11rvm'-- llfw. I'htIIaz+ Xtlmm. Sam Ium II'-Im. XI.trg1' III'1l'Il4IlIl'. Nmtx III'-nI1f'I1I. Kuna .Iwhnwn anal Martlxn IIurt. Thv IffIitvlri:1I Ntuff I- Im-3 painting plate' N-at:-tl IYUIII I'-It In right are- Natnvy Nlt-fll-,Ilan . , . . 5IllTI N IIx-Iv, In-It In-Imp, -It-:m WQIIQI-1' KJIIILIIIIII' .IHIIH-Hn ttnfl XI:try Im- Wilhamk Stun-ling am' XII--n XIuntIx. Iittlwlt Ft.-rlin and i1I1z1rInt1f- XIHI1-nrt. ,SA Q I ,J EDITORIAL STAFF KATHARINE JOHN:ON lfflztffr .ILILIAN rlXION .llHf.6'-tip L-ffliuf MARY BYRD IJOIIDHEF I.AI FERTY Assistants BLISINESS STAFF WAYNE BELL .llanager JOHN BICKART EDDIE BOWEN ROWLETT BRYANT DOUGLAS GAINES W'XI.I.Y FXIITH Assistants AIRS. I.lffQlLE BRYANT AdVi59f Nancy Pollard, Dolores Lafferty. Nlary Byrd. Katharine johnson. fi if , N N pxt 'Q' THE TAM O' e , SHANTER ' fi ,-1 xx 5 I I K , xv ii ai lf -'ll-af Env ff, Three silver dollars-that's what you get if you happen to he the lucky person that wins the TAXI O' SIIANTEH cover contest. The contest has become traditional for the fall and spring issues which have been published in January and May for four years. This magazine is one of the three printed literary magazines in Florida, It holds the honor of placing second among high schools our size in the nation. Wayne Bell, Eddie Bowen, Wally Smith, Rowlett Bryant, John Bickart, Doug Gaines. W'e're getting ideas! Nancy McClellan. Martha Ann Janes, Shirley Schaller, Judy Bishop. Dick Mason and Ilivk lit-ll. ls this annual the best youive ever seen? We hope so, because this was our goal. Those who havenit worked on the HIGIILANDER EDI'IiOl'llAL STAFF have no conception of the long hours of tedious lahor that goes into its com- pletion. Seriously. we tried to present to you-the students--an annual that you could vievv in retrospect and YCIIICIIIIJCI' nostalgicallv your school duvs, teachers and friends. June Anderson, Leonard Gilbert, Marsha Myrick. Roger Turner. and Patsy Stewart are busy counting superlative ballots. a-adr4 ' HIGHLANDER EDITORIAL STAFF MARTHA ANN .IANEZ5 lfdzlor-ina! lztej NANCY NIcCl.lfI.I.AN I I-ILS! flirflluf llltllli 'Il IINI-.It flmzslzlflf SHIRLEY bCI'IAl.l.ER Klub lfrfllor MAHSHA BIYRICK 'twixlurzl DILK BELL III Iiirfllfff ll IPY IIISIIHI' f'lf lffllrlf firftlfff .IYNE ANIJERFUN I' Xlnl Nl IIXX XIII .4s51'slanIs lblf.K Xl XNHN Sports Editor I,PQ1hNXHll4,II.IRFRT .4SSl'Sf!171f MISS IIXZIII. IIALEY Adviser HIGHLANDER BUSINESS STAFF BARBARA LANE Business Manager STAFF-Sally Atwood. Julie Ber- don, Doris Bijou, Mary Jane Dritlger-. Laurie Lou Cruen- beck, Linda Jo Harrell, Nancy Key, Virginia Lee. Rita Nash, Judy O'Quinn. Martha Rothrock. and Carol Serr. A J pal - 1 st SY' Eu sil- Vgggw YN D J 561, , lb Mary Jane Dridgers, Julie Berdon. Nancy Key, Helen Van Horn, Judy O'Quinn, and Laurie 1 Lou Gruenbeck. , Y I Here you'll find a group of energetic and enthusiastic students who handled all the business transactions of the Highlander. They solicit advertisements, I In draw up advertising section, and sell the yearbooks to the student body. Were it not for the members of the HIGHLANDER BUSINESS STAFF, we would never have had an annual. On their way to town to collect for ads are--First row: Carol Serr. Linda Jo Harrell, Martha Rothrock, and Doris Bijou. Second row: Rita Nash, Sally Atwood, Barbara Lane, Virginia Lee. 95 Qqdl Y X XX N 'A I CS , ff D ,I ' x . TRACK SCHEDULE WINTER H 'XYFNY Thflrf Pl,AN'l' CITY--He-rp ' HILLSBOROI GH RIEIMU S - Tllf-rw BARTOW-ffHf-rv POLK COI NTT NIEET HQ-rw ' CROIP MEET-Tampa STATE Nil-IETfCLainv-xillv March lf Nlarvlm 26 .Xpril 2 Xpril 9 Xpril lfx April .50 May 9 f-1, A' C vwif,.cX - 'K w x n f Nam one hn NlINfI' ll nm Nurrz an mx lxalm ,Q un w N mms Cole rn raw x axnr rmax s FT ffl HN X'nr JJX O X 1rl r m 1 u X mm x mn n gfr T mfr .ac ld rn r ll rma lla 4- ,.. 1 . 1 . K 1 ' as 1 , T .F I- ' , - ' I.: l L V , ' ' s .4 J . if - ,1wu- . .' -' JW-Y .5 T-:'f ,ff3f1f.T,- fzimih A .al U . Y' 1 T.-p ' L ' Ai, ' L, ' Q' -F T -Qi! 'Lf T ' - g , ss y ,A Z. Q, 1 V I . , U: ' ,. .fu K ,TQ vt. V-5- 'T -4 . I if . ru 1. L- , Y gf' M.. .' , ' I T .i fx., ' N m T? 1 ' x ' . 4 -Q , . Q 14 'Af' 4, 3 1 2 -N ' , -g f- Y Fin! ro : Billy' iff' mbf' 2 .1 ,T x. In fl' X. r' F ' -md.. ml Jn- 7 , Sa- 'I fl ro fa I' f . JP U' ll 'fly W 4' Gall I. Hvxw i.l14-ppa. J'-rn lla-xr-tt, Ra link'-11-. Walt xlwl A-. JUI iiflll llul l -' L1 slffv AA'. Tll' A ow: ji 'xr fl'-rwn, Pa l lla i-. W ill' .Xrvlwrv-11. Ll' rr, l,au'-. Nwlwrx N wrtin--. lluls lin f- . R0 A u - . J' 'k lfl '- . anml 1' n 'rn-ll. On their mark are returning lettermen Jerry Drawdy Bob Brannen Jerry Lane and Paul Davm '? XX WI I A 'NNN M l :gm .digkl b 5 -7' - 42. f' Q , l gg r Keep to the right I Q it. U x Hey Rah! X ex Mad scramble Are you sure you were sick?? H. M. 5. Pinafore Us 741- wfqy Literary, aren't we? Miss America crowns Mr. Happy New Year and Miss Merry Christ- mas. D. C. T. costume party Strike up the band! Career Day luncheon ,Q fix , K!! ,MX ffffww -CHX ffxfgf fx! X xx Qi ff W 'll ll 'l f ' Nh X q'. 444 x ' 'VK ff'-5 X f xx J X I ! f XX I m X f ff' I X X .X MW K f L -' X ,f f f a Sl ' w 1 5 X ' f W gf Q Q, f , f W4-ilrf f X 5 i ' 'xx' X fi X ' 1 3' I! IX, A Hx - .xx 1 AUX J X xx H iv f X X! fi' - iff KX o X X ff 7 , y 5 ff xxx X K , K f X v NX I if K - L55 Q, ?,f5,' f Q!! VW if A g ff JL Bel XP XS X X M R 1 ffff' f fx -,,.,i,,,, X Y PIERSON fm, Q f K GBE OCT - N 'F Y SHIRLEY SMITH Q DECEMBER 4-Stunt Night 12-State Key Club Con- vention. 16-Jefferson b a s k e t h H ll game. 18-Hillsborough game. 19-P.T.A. Christmas party. 19--Christmas holidays. 23--Edgewater game. .lf JANUAR fi Hawke-Illzillf lgUlhIlQ'. Ii Hzxfkvtlvall IM-. ..-.,, li! Fir:-4-t l'uIr-Il HLINII in Iii Iiufkflxlmll rr. IH-1 I0 'Inn-11 1.11111 Um Uff lx fxvy l.IU!llI2lffl1i!'. LIU' fliaxlu-tlvullf Plant, .W liaflwllvull lmrt I.zil14lo-nlzilv. .-1.-.1 2 Hafkvtluill-f I,LiXlUlll L Ml 14 Q, KATHARINE JOHNSON AUDREY CARSON APFQH. 2-Track Meet Hillsborough 3-Honor Society Convention 4'-Continued I-Baseball St. Pete 9-Track Meet Bartow 10-Senior Class Play 1-1-Baseball Boone 16-Polk County Track Meet 1TYClassical Club Convention 18-Press Convention 24-Library Convention 30-Group Track Meet - .Z 14 xgxi,-1,1 fl? K .X W X N r fam' .J ' ' ' -'if ff .ff .47 ' . '7 fr 4 r I K -V it!!! MAY Xhxlv L QI JUTII f 2 ff ff .-fx , L M 1 D 1 ,N 2 Z1 I -,A -. ,.r, 1, 217 .hwivf 1' MARY LEE WILLI fl f -5 -j X ,AZ I w I X l 3 lxfw MN QQ K X 5 6 Q V 'N wx!-TF H54 vx I, A ' N f' s J ' - mg X I .. W mg f-is wi i I A ' I Y If 7 N 1 x -k ' K 'fi vf' I , 1 1 V ' J N f ' ' ' Q X f Alf, X J f L N Lx f 4 ,yy fy, .FS if E gm, hh X1 J f W gr!! X I xx 4' K ,L lf K X 4 N fl ,J Z A Q , N N x y 1 4 A -v, X. f W i ' V- Q' 'HY X fx , V, , , , , 3 is f, , 1 u , Q f V 1 QQ f .f X 1, L 'W ,A 5 X J .YT -3 , I x . I' 'Q -JA t J f 1 I Al 1 I xl X B W 1 W ' , 5 V , x L- ' , N Y-A 4 L A X X ,xx lxi X.-K K v ' f x 'fi Wx Ml' J fmf 'il Wil x ' .X QQ f H ww SSEW ww Auv 029 ... - ,- ,J 4 V p-: 1 '1 g,C XE aw xi 5:-..4 in 41: '1 If 7 I ,--...f -f L .J L,..1 f,!-. ' v L- V ,- ,l ..'f' -.,.. m H1 J HC VI x . S i'z'2i . .I- 5 .I-Q BPQSJJJ ...,x,.,. S SHEIDIHJIO DA' li' 'Lg 35 , 'E 'E 1 F gt 'FW' A l VLINH EDI.-1:10 ,. 4 I J I 1 5 r X 4 X i s n 6 r r i ,V fy Lf, V PM r Ff r' rn ',+ ,J 5. . HM-I ls. PHILLIP ADMIRE DOT ANDERSON 5.1 OR 3, HAYDN ARNETT FRED ARTMAN 43 Pl-lIl.LlP ADMIRE-Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Ex- change Club 2, 3, 4g Swimming lnslructor 3g Highlander Business Staff 4. DOT ANDERSON-DCT 4g Y-Teens 3. 4. Chaplain 43 CAA 2, Clee Club 2, 3. ANN ANDREWS-Torch Club 2g Classical Club 33 Glee Club 2, 3. PARKER ANTHONY-Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Classi- cal Club 4. HAYDN ARNETT FRED ARTMAN-Classical Club 3, Library-AVA 2, 33 School Store 4. NORMA BARNARD MAURICE BARNHILL NORMA BARNARD MAURICE BARNHILL 3 ANN ANDREWS X PARKER ANTHONY I5 .avg ff- DICK BELL SANDRA BELL Locus BAUERLE CAROL BEARD LOUIE BAUERLI-I4Hall Patrol 4. Lieutenant 43 L Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Secretary 43 Lions Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Lionette Sponsor 2, 3, 43 Dreadnaught Football 33 Destroyer Football 23 Dreadnaught Basketball 2, 3, 43 Dreadnaught Baseball 3. 43 Destroyer Baseball 23 Homecoming King 4g Superlative 3, 4. CAROL BEARD-Pan-Am Club 2, 33 Clee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Bible Club 33 Home Econo- mies Club 2, 4. Transferred from Sanford, Florida. DICK BELLfStudent Council 4, Treasurer 43 Senior Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Lions Club 43 Inter- Club Council 43 Highlander Art Editor 43 School Store Manager 4. Transferred from Waycross, Georgia. SANDRA BELL-Classical Club 2, 3, 4. VICKI BENTON LARRY BEVIL-Classical Club 23 DCT 3. 4. DORIS BIJOU-Student Council 43 Keyettes 3, 43 High- lander Business Staff 4. JUDY BISHOP-Classical Club 2, 33 Lions Club Sponsor 43 Lionettes 2, 3, 43 Swimming Instructor 3g Cheerleader 3. 43 Highlander Assistant Pictorial Editor 3, Pictorial Editor 43 Bagpipe Radio Editor 43 Tam O'Shanter Asso- ciate Editor 23 Homecoming Queen 43 Superlative 2, 3, 4. DORIS BIJOI' JUDY Bisuoe E IDR VICKI BENTON LARRY BEVI L E IOR MARGARET BLAIR ANN BLANTON at NE qt. 4--v ' FRIEDA MAE BOWDEN EDDIE BOWEN N1 'ARK KRFT BLKIR CAA 2 ANN BLANTON-CAA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. CONNIE BLEWETT-DCT 49 Office Helper 3. IABIES BOCACHOFF-DCT 2, 3. FRIEDA MAE BOWDEN-DCT 4. Transferred from Lake- wood High School, Lakewood, New Jersey: Typing Club 23 Leaders Club 3g Manager of Physical Education Class 3. EDDIE BOWEN--Student Council 23 Torch Club 2: Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Classical Club 2, 3, 43 Hall Patrol 25 Stamp and Coin 2, 3, President 29 Tam O'Shanter Business Staff 43 junior Class Play 3. JOHN BOYD- L Club 3, 49 Dreadnaught Football 3, 43 Destroyer Football 2g Dreadnaught Baseball Manager 2, 3. JOYCE BRADSHAW-Senior Honor Society 45 Classical Club 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, Drive Chairman 4g Guidance Helper 43 Dramatics Club 23 Art Club 2. CONNIE BLEWETT JAMES BOCACHOFF l' JOHN BOYD JOYCE BRADSHAW 2 II7 E , MARVIN BRITT GAIL BROOKS A :ZH -sql BOB BRANNEN BOB BRANNEN-Street Patrol 2, 3, 45 L Club 2, 3, 4, President 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Dreadnaught Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Bagpipe Sports Editor 4. BERNHARD BREINESBERGER MARVIN BRITT-DCT 4. CAIL BROOKS-Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 33 Lionettes 3, 4, Secretary 43 Cheerleader 4, Tam O'Shanter Associate Editor 3g Girls' State. Transferred from Memphis, Tennessee. BENECIA BROWER-Classical Club 2, DCT 4. KENNETH BROWN-DCT 3, 4, 4-H Club. President 3. Transferred from Medulla, Florida. SUSAN LEE BROWN-Hall Patrol 2: DCT 3. 43 Library- AVA Club 2, KATHERINE BROWNEfDCT 4. SUSAN LEE BROWN KATHERINE BROWNE BERNHARD BREINESBEROER .,,, E IORS BENECIA BROWER KENNETH BROWN N 3 OLIN BRYANT DONALD BUFFKIN OR EVELYN BUSH HAROLD BUZZELL OLIN BRYANT-Lions Club 4. DONALD BUFFKIN-DCT 4. ADRIAN BURNHAM-Hall Patrol 4g Street Patrol 2, 3, 43 Flag Boy 45 Exchange Club 25 Destroyer Football 3. BILL BURTLE. EVELYN BUSH-Torch Club 23 Pan-Am Club 2: Youth for Christ 2, 4. HAROLD BUZZELL-Hall Patrol 3. LILLIAN BYRD-Glee Club 24 DCT 3. GARY CALHOUN-Torch Club 25 Classical Club 3 4- Destroyer Football 25 Physical Education Helper 3. l l ADRIAN BURNHAM BILL BURTLE 4 . Q gi.iZf'. I7 LILLIAN BYRD GARY CALHOUN II9 Q JAMES CARPENTER ARLENE CARROLL JAMES CARPENTER4DCT 45 AVA-Library Club 3. ARLENE CARROLL-Student Council 35 Dreadnaught Sweetheart 44 Office Helper 4. AUDREY CARSON-Student Council 2, 3g Y-Teens 3, 45 Library-AVA 4g Band 2, 3. PATSY CASHfClasSica1 Club 3. BEVERLY CHEYNE. JANICE CHISELBROOK-Classical Club 2, 3, 43 Youth for Christ 4: Bagpipe Promotional Manager 4. LEROY CIPRAY. FLORENCE COE-Torch Club 2g Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Classical Club 2, 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 43 Lionettes 3, 4, Vice President 43 Bagpipe Exchange Editor 43 Tam O'Shanter 2. af f AUDREY CARSON PATSY CASH L LEROY CIPRAY FLORENCE COE E IOR BEVERLY CHEYNE JANICE CIIISELBROOK FRANK COLE SAMMIE COLE WU' YW? E IORS f. 3 1- . P 'K 9- x BETIY COTTINGHAM DON CREWS FRANK COLE-Torch Club 2, Parliamentarian 2g Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Classical Club 2, 3, 43 Exchange Club 43 Library-AVA 33 Boys' State. SAMMIE COLE--Hall Patrol 4. MARY JANE COLE5lANfStudent Council 4: Torch Club 23 Classical Club 3, 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 Library-AVA Club 43 Science Club 2. ZOLA COLLINS---Beta Club 33 FHA 2, 33 Junior Class Play 3. Transferred from Auburndale, Florida. BETTY COTTINGHAM-Keyettes 2, 3, 4. DON CREWSvStudent Council 2, 3, 4, President 43 Torch Club 2. President 23 Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Classical Club 2, 33 Street Patrol 2, 3, Lieutenant 33 Exchange Club 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3, President 43 Inter-Club Council 2, 3, 43 Junior Class President 33 National Association of Student Councils Convention 3. CHARLENE CRISS-Clee Club 2, 3. LEONARD CROSBY-Youth for Christ 4. MARY JANE COLEMAN ZOLA COLLINS 447' CHARLENE CRISS LEONARD CROSBY l2I 'Q 4 MAGDALENE DANLEY LYNN DARRACOTT MAC CIJNNINGHAM BETTY DAMON MAC CUNNINCHAM-Classical Club 2, 3, 45 Exchange Club 43 AVA-Library 3. BETTY DAMON MACDALENE DANLEY-Pan-Am 3, 4, Clee Club 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 2, 3. Transferred from Florence, Ala. LYNN DARRACOTT-Classical Club Treasurer 25 Pan- Am Club 29 Exchange Sponsor 3, 4g Lionettes 3, 4. LARRY DAVIS-DCT 4. WESLEY DEAN-Pan-Am Club 2, 3g Sergeant-at-Arms 3g Exchange Club 3, 4, Vice President 4g AVA-Library 35 Inter-Club Council 4g Drendnaught Basketball 3, 4. W. L. DELOACH, JR.-Torch Club 2, Classicial Club 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA DEPOY E I OR LARRY DAVIS WESLEY DEAN A A W. L. DE LOACII. JR. PATRICIA DR Poi' JIMMY DISMUKE GLENN Dow R ,tn K C? DR NANCY EDENFIELD WARD EDWARDS JIMMY DIF-MI7KEAClassical Club 2. 3. 4: DCT 4. GLENN DOW-Youth for Christ 3. 43 Dreadnaught Foot- ball 4. JAMES DIQNNSDCT 43 Boys' Chorus 23 Stamp ancl Coin Club 2. JOHNNY EAGAN-DCT 3. 43 Dvstroyefr Football 2. NANCY EDENFIELD-wPan-Am Club 23 Youth for Christ 4: Library-AVA 2, Secretary 23 Bagpipe Business Staff 4. WARD EDWUXRDSW-Swimming Instructor 2. 33 Dread- naught Football 43 Destroyer Football 23 Track 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2. WILLIAM EIDSON-Pan-Am Club 2, 3, 4: Swimming 43 Srhool Store 3, 4. DAVID EI-I.l0TT--Transferred from Eric. PPnnQylvania JAMES DUNN JOHNNY EAGAN 31 lx fl'-tix i1 '7 WILLIAM EIDSON DAVID ELLIOTT I23 N I 'ff WX' if RICHARD ESPOSITO TONY FELDER GEOROE ELLIOTT ROSA LI-:E ELLIS GEORGE ELLIOTT-- L Club 3. 4: Dre-aflnaught Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. ROSA LEE ELLIS--Y-Teens 3. RICHARD ESPOSITO-Classical Club 3, 4, Lions Club 2, 33 Dreadnaught Football 3, 4: Destroyer Football 2. TONY FELDER-Student Council 2, 3, 4, Torch Club 23 Senior Honor Society 4g Hall Patrol 43 L Club 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 4g Treasurer 4, Dreadnaught Football 2, 3, 45 Destroyer Basketball 39 Dreadnaught Basketball 45 Track 2, 3, 4g Class Treasurer 4: Boys' State 3. DALE FILLASTRE-Classical Club 4: Band 4. DONALD FOLDS-DCT 3, 4. PAT FOSTER-Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4g Classical Club 2g Quill and Scroll 4, Bagpipe Business Manager 4. KAY FREIER-Classical Club 2. 3: DCT 4. A PAT FOSTER KAY FREER EI OR DALE FILLASTRIE DONALD FOLDS E IOR BETTY JANE FLLTON TOMMY FUSSELL Wav ,,...4' 3 JEAN GIDDENS ROGER GIDDENS BETTY JANE FULTON. TOMMY FUSSELL-Library-AVA Club 39 Tam O'Shan- ter Illustrator 4. LOUISE CACHET-Torch Club 25 Senior Honor Society 3. 4g Classical Club 2, 3, 45 Quill antl Scroll 43 Keyettes 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 43 Swimming lnstructor 2, 3g Bagpipe Feature Editor 4g Junior Class Playg Girls' State. WILMA GENTRY-Torch Club 25 Senior Honor Society 3, 4g Pan-Am Club 2, 3, 4g Youth for Christ 4. JEAN ClUllENS-Youth for Christ 2, 4g President 43 lnter-Club Council 4: Clee Club 2, 3. ROGER CIDDENS-Library-AVA Club 3. DOUGLAS GILBERT-Torch Club 23 Honor Society 4. JON DEWEY GlLBERTwDrum Boy 2, 33 Key Club 2 3 43 Band 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Drum Major 4: Orchestrai 3. 4. LOUISE GACHET WILMA GENTRY L31 DOUGLAS GILBERT JON DEWEY GILBERT l25 Dr-:Loms GOODMAN JACQIQE GOODMAN ROBERTA GINSBURG FRED GOLDEN ROBERTA ClNSBl,lRC-Student Council 4, Correspond- ing Secrf-tary 43 Classical Club 23 Pan-Am Club 3. 4, Lions-tics 3. 4g junior Class Play. FRED GOLDEN-Classical Club 3. 4. DELORIS GOODMAN-Drill Team 3. JACQUE GOODMAN. SUZANNE GOODMAN-Pan-Am Club 49 DCT 4g Transferred from Edmond, Oklahomag Senior Honor Society 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2, 33 Annual Staff 2, 3g Bagpipe Copy Editor 4. MARY ANN GOSSELIN-Student Council 23 Classical Club 23 Linns Club Sponsor 43 Lionettes 3, 43 President 4g lnterclub Council 4g Swimming Instructor 3g Majorette 2g Bagpipe 3, 4, Solicitor 3. Editor 43 Class Play 3. CAROLYN GRAHAM-DCT 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. JOHANNA GRIFFIN-Classical Club 3. 4g CAA 2, 3. 4. CAROLYN GRAHAM JOHANNA GRIFFIN E IOR SUZANNE GOODMAN MARY ANN GOSSELIN ,ya 43 1-'Q Q JOE GRIFFITH Doms GROOMS 11 Q .- I L R Zhi' '-of E IOR ,N VIRGINIA HAIRE JOAN HAMBY JOE GRIFFITH-Pan-Am Club 4: Band 4. DORIS CROOMS LAURIE CRUENBECK-Quill and Scroll 43 Youth for Christ 45 Library-AVA Club 33 Highlander Business Staff 4. Transferred from Melbourne, Florida. DOROTHY CUDERIAN- DCT 3, 4. VIRGINIA HAIRE-Torch Club 2. JOAN HAMBY-Torch Club 23 Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Youth for Christ 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Library-AVA Cluh 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. WAYNE HAMMACK-DCT 3, 4, Track 2, 4. AUBRY HARPER-DCT 4. LAURIE GRUENBECK DOROTHY GUDERIAN 1 nv,- , I Z., '- i...'?bf WAYNE HAMMACK AUBRY HARPER Tiki 4 THOMAS HARRIS FRANCES HART Q ,1 E I HERMAN HARRELL EUGENE HARRIS HERMAN HARRELL-Student Council 2: Street Patrol 2, 3, 4, Lions Club 2, 3, Officer 4, Lionette Sponsor 4: Swimming lnstructor 3, 4g Destroyer Football 2, Track 23 Class Treasurer 2. EUGENE HARRIS-Classical Club 2, Pan-Am 3, 4. THOMAS HARRIS-Stamp and Coin Club 2g AVA-Library 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Band 2. FRANCES HART-Torch Club 2, Secretary 25 Senior Honor Society 3, 45 Classical Club 2, 3, 4g Stamp and Coin Club 2. MARILYN HART-Lionettes 3, 4, Bagpipe Business Staff 43 Dramatics Club 2, Class Play 3. JIMMIE HEDDON-AVA-Library 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3, President 45 Interclub Council 4. MARY ANN HELM-Classical Club 3, 4. OPHELIA HIGH-DCT 4. GR MAR1LYN HART JIMMIE HEDDON S 4 Q MARY ANN HELM OPHELIA Hicu ,HL CHARLOTTE HILL EARL HISSEM E IOR EUGENE HORTON ROBERT HIJCKABY CHARLOTTE HlLLATorch Club 23 Hall Patrol 23 CAA 2. 3. 43 AVA-Library 3, 4, Vice President 4. EARL HISSEM-DCT 3. SHIRLEY ANN HOENICKE SARAH JEAN HOLM-Student Council 23 Classical Club 23 Y-Teens 3, 43 Bagpipe Solicitor 4. EUGENE HORTON-Classical Club 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4g Drchestra 2, 3. ROBERT HUCKABY-Student Council 3, 4g Street Patrol 33 DCT 3, 4, Vice President 4. GERALD HUMPHREY-Student Council 23 Torch Club 2. Vice President 23 Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Pan-Am 2, 3, Vice President 2, President 33 DCT 4, Reporter 43 Exchange Club 3, 43 lnterclub Council 33 Class Play 3. NIELBA HUTSON-Student Council 43 Senior Honor Society 3, 4. SARAH JEAN HOLM SHIRLEY ANN HOENICKE Wt. V i Qi 3 5 .M 5 at GERALD HUMPHREY MELRA HUTSON IZ9 PAT JACKSON NTARTHA ANN jfxxrzs 411' SHIRLEY ANN HYDE NlAm.ExE INGLE SHIRLEY .ANN HYDE--Classitral Club 3. 4: Eidle 4: Key Club Sponsor 4g Key:-ttf-s 2. 3. 4, Prvsident 43 Swimming lnstructor 33 Clif'erle'aflr'r 3. 4: Sophomore- Cla-1 Pre-Qidfant 2: Bagpipe Editorial Write-r 4. MARLENE lNCl.Ef--Tort-h Club 25 DCT 4. PAT JACKSON -'Exchangv Club 4: lk-stroyvr Football 2. MARTHA ANN JANES--Student Council 4: Torch Club 2. Treasurer 23 Sf-nior Honor Society 3. 43 Classical Club 2. 3, 4, Quae-stor 4g Quill and Scroll 3. 4. Se-cre-tary 4: Kvyffttes 2, 3. 4: Junior Class Treasurer 3: Highlander Editorial Staff 3. 4. Editor-in-Chief 4: Tam O'Shanter Associate Editor 3. KATHARlNE JOHNSON-Student Counvil 3. 45 LionPttPs 3. 4. Mane' ljullvr 4: Bagpipe Re-portvr 41 Tam 0'ShantPr .Asfoviatff Editor 3. Editor 41 First .Aid .Assistant 3. 4. WILLIAM ,IOHNSONADCT 43 Band 2. 3: Orchestra 33 Dreadnaught Baseball 3. CAROLYN JONES-DCT 4: GAA 2: Drill Team 3. SAMMY JONES---Studvnt Council 43 De-stmyffr Baskc-tball 3: Track 4. OR KATHARINE JOHNSON WILLIAM J oimson CAROLYN JoNEs SAMMY Joxras OR RALPH KEEN PAUL KIMBROUGH JENNIE JORDAN JOE KAIIN JENNIE JORDAN-Llasslcal Club 4g Youth for Christ 45 Office Helper 3. JOE KAHN-Track 4. DAVID KAUFMANiStamp and Coin 2. FD KAY Qtreet Patrol 2 3 4 Lions Club 2 . -A. , . 3 , 3, 4, Treasure-r 3. Prvsiclcnt 41 Lionvtte- Sponsor 3, 4: lntc-rclub Council 4. RALPH KEEN P.-Klll. KINIBROUCH-Destroyer Football 3. LEONA KINIMELL LAROLE KING DCT 3, 4. 'R 'T DAVID KAUFMAN ED KAY F13 LEONA KIMMELL CAROLE KING l3I if ir-mr, 5 E uv ,gf DAN LAIRD BARBARA LANE DAN LAlRD-Classical Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LANE-Student Couneil 4, Linnettes 3, 45' Lion Tamer 4g Highlander 3, 4, Business Manager 4. JERRY LANE- L Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at4Arms 4g Lions Club 3. 4, Ureadnaught Football 3, 4g Destroyer Football 2, Track 2, 3, 4. J AMES LARSON-DCT 4. BOB LASSITER-Student Council 3, Classical Club 2g Street Patrol 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Flag Boy 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3. 4, President 4, lnterclub Council 45 Bagpipe Business Staff 3, Circulation Manager 4. ANNETTE LEE-DCT 43 Youth for Christ 43 Glee Club 2, Transferred from Jennings, Florida. ARLEN LEROY-Classical Club 3, 43 Dreadnaught Foot- EI OR Bon LASSITER ANNETTE LEE JERRY LANE JAMES l..'tHSON ball 43 Track 4. NORMA JEAN LIGHTSEY ARLEN I,ERoY NURMA JEAN LIGHTSEY ? E IDR DOROTHY LUCAS BOB MCALLISTER if ANDY MCCULLOUGH Louisa NIARKS DOROTHY LUCAS-Pan Am 2, 3 4 Secretary 2 Vice President 33 lnterclub Council 43 Office Helper 2. 3, 4 BOB NIc'KI.LlSTER-'Student Council 1' Classical Club 2, 43 Hall Patrol 2, 43 Key Club 4 NANCY MCCLELLAN-Student Council 23 Torch Club 2, Reporter 23 Senior Honor Society 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 43 Swimming Instructor 3: Highlander 3, 4g Class Editor 4g Bagpipe Feature Editor 33 Tam O'Shanter Art Editor 33 Class Play 3. CAIL XICCLELLAND-DCT 3, 4, Secretary 43 Y-Teens 4g Youth for Christ 23 Drill Team 3. ANDY IVICCULLOUCH-Student Council 33 Senior Honor Society 3, 4, President 4g Classical Club 33 Pan Am 3. 43 Street Patrol 3, 4, Lieutenant 43 Flag Boy 43 L Club 43 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Swimming Instructor 33 Interclub Council 43 Dreadnaught Football 3. 4: Destroyer Football Captain 3: Track 33 Class Vice President 33 Class President 43 Class Play 3. LOI'lSE MARKS-Classical Club 2, 33 Pan-American 3, 4. Transferred from Stamford, Connecticut. DICK MASONmStudent Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Torch Club 23 Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Classical Club 2. 33 Quill and Scroll 3. 4, President 43 Street Patrol 2, 3, 4. Lieutenant 3, 43 ML Club 43 Flag Boy 2, 33 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Parliamentarian 43 Stamp and Coin Club 23 Interclub Council 3, 4, President 43 Dread- naught Football Manager 43 Destroyer Basketball 33 Dread- naught Basketball 43 Highlander Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 43 Boys' State 33 School Store Manager 23 Class Play 33 Superlative 4. BOB MAY-Student Council 43 DCT 3, 4, Chaplain 3, President 43 Youth for Christ 43 Interclub Council 4. NANCY MCCLELLAN GAIL MCCLELLAND DICK MASON BOB MAY I33 .Z M.ARY ANN NTERSHON JOYCE ANN NTOBLEY MIL fe- Q ROBERT Nl!-IEKS v'lI.I.l.-KVI MEREul'rii ROBERT TVIEEKS Club 4: Drf-avlnaught Football 4: Destroyer Football 3: Dreadnaugbt Basketball 4: Destroyer llaakvtball 3: Drvailnaugbt llasvball 3. 4: Dc-ntroyr-r Hase- ball 2. Wll.Ll.-XM MEREDITH--l'an-Am Club 2. 3. 4. MARY ANN MERSHON-Classical Club 3, 4: Major:-ite 2. 4: Clvv Club 2, 3. JOYCE ANN MOBLlfYYClassical Club 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4. WAYMAN MONEYHAM-Transferred from Marianna, Florida. 1.-'DIES MONK-Sire-et Patrol 3: Lions Club 3. 4: De- stroyrfr Football 2: Destroys-r Basketball 2: Trark 2: Drrad- naught Raw-ball 4: De-stroyvr Baseball 2: Sophomore Class Yin- Pr:-sifle-nt 2: llagpipv llusinr-ss Ftaff 4. CHARLOTTE MONSON- -Pan-Am Club 2, 3: Lions Club Sponsor 4: Y-Teens 3. 4. Prvsiflf-nt 4: Intern-lub Coun Cil 4: Cbevrlvader 3, 4: Bagpipe News Editor 4: Super- latixe 4. DOROTHY MOORE--Torvb Club 2: Classical Club 21 DCT 4. ENIOR W.AYMAN yl0NEYHAM JAMES MONK '.. 5 Cium.oTTE Nloxsox lJoRo'i'1iY Mooiuf: E IOR CARL MORGAN FRANCILLIA MORRIS WANDA NIIYRPHEY LIICILE NlL'RPHY CARL NIORGAN!Transferrf-d from Tampa, Florida. FRANCILLIA MORRIS-Senior Honor Society 4g Hall Patrol 3, 43 DCT 4, JESSIE MORROW-DCT 4. CONNIE MORSE-Dramatic Club 29 Glee Club 2. Trans- ferred from Monson, Massachuse-tts. WANDA MURPHEY-DCT 43 Band 3, Give Club 33 Press Club 3, Assistant Art Editor 3. Transfrrrc-rl from Ovala, Florida. LUCILE MURPHYMDCT 49 Y-Te-f-ns 3, 4. ALEX NELSON-Pan-Am Club 2. 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4. Transff-rred from Bartow, Florida. EDDIE NIX-Classical Club 3, 4. JESSIE MoRR0w CONNIE MORSE 'Y' ALEX NELSON EDDIE Nix P EMME'rr PALMER DEVALGHN PATE sl DIANA OETTINGER BARBARA OLIVER DIANA OETTVYCER-Pan-Ain Club 4. Transferred from Pittxburgh. Iennsylvania. BARBARA OLIVER -DCT 43 Y-Teens 23 4-H Club 2. 3, Seen-tary 2, President 3. Transferred from Trussville. Alabama. EMMETT PALMER-vDreadnaught Football 3, 43 Destroyer Football 2. DEVAUCHN PATE--Student Council 2, 3, 43 Classical Club 2, 3. 4. Pro-Consul 43 L Club 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Lions Club 43 Dreadnaught Football 3. 43 Destroyer Foot- ball 23 Dreadnaught Basketball 43 Destroyer Basketball 2, 33 Track 3, 43 Dreadnaugbt Baseball 2, 3, 4. ANNE PAYNE-Student Council 4, Recording Secretary 43 Torch Club 23 Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Classical Club 2, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Exchange Club Sponsor 43 Lionettes 43 Bagpipe 3, 4, Business Staff 3, 4, Advertising Manager 4: Class Play 3. JOE PEDDT-Pan-Am Club 43 Hall Patrol 43 L Club 43 Key Club 3, 4g Dreadnaugbt Football 43 Track 43 Dreadnaught Baseball 4. Transferred from Mulberry, Florida 3. PEGGY PIERSON-Band 23 Color Bearer 23 Majorette 4g Classical Club 2. Transferred from Plant City, Florida. RONALD POORBAUGHv9f-nior Honor Society 3, 4. ilEl TIGR ANNE PAYNE JOE PEDDY W' PEGGY Puznsow RONALD PooRBAt'cH IRIS POWELL BILL PORTER OR DOROTHY NIARIE RAY CLYDE REDMOND IRIS POWELL-DCT 4. BILL PORTER-Pan-Am 45 AVA-Library 2. BOB RAMBO-AVA-Library 43 Photographer 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Tennis 4, Highlander Photographer 4. SUE DON RAWLS-Student Council 2, 3, 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Classical Club, Youth for Christ 3, 4, Vice President 4, Band 23 Tam O'Shanter 2. DOROTHY MARIE RAYYSenior Honor Society 3, 4, Classical Club 2, 3, 4. CLYDE REDMOND-Destroyer Football 25 Swimming 2. SARAH RICSBY JOYCE ROBERTS-Senior Honor Society 45 DCT 4: Y-Teens 3, 4, Treasurer 4. -'B BOB RAMBO SUE DON RAwLs 1' . SARAH Rlcsnv JOYCE ROBERTS I37 I' FRANCIS SALE VIRGINIA SANDERS MARTHA ROTHROCK PATRICIA RYE MARTHA ROTHROCK+ClassicaI Club 23 Pan-Am Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Lionettes 3, -1-3 Highlander 3. 4, Circulation Manager 43 Class Play 3. PATRICIA RYE -Y-Teens 43 Band 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS SALE-Classical Club 2, 3, 4g Library-AVA Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Secretary 4. VIRGINIA SANDERS MYRA ANN SAPP-DCT 43 Majorette 33 Band 2. Trans- ferred from Avon Park, Florida. BARBARA SCHALLER--Student Council 2, 33 Y-Teens 4g Band 2, 3, 4. Student Conductor 43 Orchestra 33 Clee Cltlb 2, 3, 'Treasurer 2, 3. SHIRLEY SCI-IALLER-Student Council 2g Torch Club 23 Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Classical Club 23 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Key Club Sponsor 43 Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 43 Swimming Instructor 33 Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 43 Glee Club 2, 3. Vice President 33 Sophomore Class Secretaryg Junior Class SPCYPIHFYQ Senior Class Secretary: Highlander Staff 3, 4. Club Editor 43 Girls' State 33 Super- lative 2. 3, 4. BETTIE SCHAUBERCER-Pan-Am Club 23 DCT 4, Treasurer 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Reporter 43 CAA 2, 3, Chaplain 23 Clee Club 2. Treasurer 23 Bagpipe 4, .Assistant Circulation Manager 43 Class Play 3. SHIRLEY SCIIALLER BETTIE SCIIAIBERGIER E I OR MYRA ANN SAPP BARBARA SCIIALLI-:R ALAN SCHIFF BILL SCHNEIDER .il ENIOR f5 -If SHIRLEY SHARP THOMAS SHERIDAN ALAN SCHIFF-Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Classical Club 2, 3. 4, Consul 43 Quill and Svroll 33 Interclub Council 43 Band 23 Tam O'Shanter 33 Class Play 3. BILL SCHNEIDER- L Club 43 Lions Club 43 Boys' Chorus 23 Dreaclnaught Football 4. ISAAC SELIC-Pan-Am Club 2, 3, 4. CAROL SERR-Classical Club 3. 43 Scriba 43 Key Club Sponsor 43 Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Swimming Instructor 3g Chverleader 3, 43 Clee Club 2, 33 Librarian 33 Highlands-r Business Staff 3, 43 Class Play 33 Girls' States- 3. SHIRLEY SHARP-Classical Club 43 CAA 23 Youth for Christ 43 Clee Club 2. Transferrvcl from Jackson, Minn. THOMAS SHERIDAN-Classical Club 2g Stamp and Coin Club 23 President 23 Interclub Council 23 Class Play 3. BILL SHILLINC-Classical Club 23 AVA-Library 3. FLOYD SHIVER-NL Club 3, 43 Dreadnaught Basketball 43 Track 3. 43 Dreadnaught Baseball 3, 4. 'QQ ISAAC SELIG CAROL SERR PATRICIA SIKKING JIM SINGLETARY PATRICIA SIKKING--DCT 4. JIM SINGLETARY-Physical Education Helper 33 Shop Helper 3. BARBARA SIRMONS-Clee Club 2, 33 Class Play 3. BOBBY SKINNER-Youth for Christ 4. BILLIE JOYCE SMITH-Student Council 23 Pan- Am Club 2, 33 Key Club Sponsor 43 Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Reporter Historian 43 Cheerleader 4g Bagpipe 4. Office E IOR BILLIE JOYCE SMITH CAROLE LEE SMITH Manager 4. CAROLE LEE SMITH-DCT 3, 43 Band 2. DUANE SMITH SHIRLEY ANN SIVIITHMLifwnf-nes 4. BARBARA SIRMONS BOBBY SKIINNER Duma SMITH SIIIRLEY .ANNE SMITH E IOR STEPHEN STITH BARBARA STRALOHN DOROTHY THOMASSON BILL THORNHILL STEPHEN STITH-Bugle Boy 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3. BARBARA STRAIQGHN SHIRLEY SUMNERWC-lee Club 3. CERELDA TRIPP-DCT 4. Transferred from Okeechobee, Floridag Cheerleader 2, Basketball 2, FHA 2, Reporter 2: Sporting Club 2, Treasurer 2. DOROTHY THOMASSON-Classical Club 2, 35 Cvlee Club 4, Chess Club 25 Dramatics Club 2. BILL THORNHILL-Classical Club 2, 33 Exchange Club 2, 3, Officer 3, Destroyer Football 33 Track 3, 43 Swim- ming 2. BILLY TOLLE- L Club 45 Key Club 3, 43 Sergeant-ab Arms 43 Dreadnaught Football 4, Destroyer Football 2, Destroyer Basketball 3g Dreadnaught Baseball 45 Destroyer Baseball 29 Class Vice President 43 Superlative 2, 3, 45 Mr. Merry Christmas 4. ARNOLD TURNER-Classical Club 4a Exchange Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Band 2, 3, Dreadnaught Football 43 Destroyer Football 3, Swimming 2. SHIRLEY SUMNER GERELDA TRIPP ng BILLY TOLLE ARNOLD TURNER I4l .v f-1 i R r . qggr -Q' AMos VALENTINE HELEN VAN HORN WARREN TYLER SUE TYNER WARREN TYLER----Pan-Am Club 3, 43 Band 23 Destroyer Football 2. SUE TYNER-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Secre- tary 4. AMOS VALENTINE-DCT 3, 43 Destroyer Football 2. HELEN VAN HORN-Student Council 23 Torch Club 23 Senior Honor Society 3, 43 Classical Club 23 Pan-Am Club 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Stamp and Coin Club 2, Secretary 23 Highlander Business Staff 43 Dramatics Club 23 Class Play 3. SHIRLEY VANLANDINGHAM CLARK WADDELL-Pan-Am Club 43 L Club 3, 43 Dreadnaugh! Football 3, 43 Destroyer Football 2. HELEN WACNER-Y-Teens 3, 4g GAA 3g Majorette 2, 3, 4. BOB WALDEN-DCT 4. E IOR SHIRLEY VANLANDINGHAM CLARK WADDELL 'Y' 13,4 HELEN WAGNER BOB WALDEN I' J SE IOR JEAN WALKER DEAN WALLING 'Q' 1 x BOBBY WvHITEHEAD BARBARA WHITLEY JEAN WALKER-Lionettes 3, 45 Bagpipe Make-Up Editor 4g Student Council 2. DEAN WALLINC-Exchange Club 4. FLORA MAE WEST RAY WEST-Classical Club 3, 43 L Club 4, Dread- naught Football 3, 4g Destroyer Football 2. BOBBY WHITEHEAD-Student Council 45 Lions Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Dreadnaught Football 3, Manager 43 Destroyer Football 23 Destroyer Basketball 2, 33 Drmd.. naught Baseball 3, 4g Destroyer Baseball 23 L Club 4. BARBARA WHITLEY-Transferred from Charlotte, N. C., Y-Teens 3g GAA 2. MARY LEE WILLIAMS-Classical Club 2, 3, 45 Lions Club Sponsor 4, Lionettes 4g Band 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 4, Vice President 43 Bagpipe 3, 4, Managing Editor 43 Class Play 3. DOROTHY WILLIAMSON 4153 45 Lf, Z' FLORA MAE WEST RAY WEST 3 2' 'inf MARY LEE WILLIAMS DOROTHY WILLIAMSON I43 E' ALBERT WOODEUEF BILL Woons 45? MALCOLM WILSON WILDA WILT MALCOLM WILSON-Student Council 4, Hall Patrol 2, 4. WILDA WILT. ALBERT W'OOlJRUFFYClc-c Club 4g Track 4. Trans- ferred from Westfield, Massachusetts. BILL WOODSwClassica1 Club 3. TOMMY LEE WOOTEN-Transferred from Orlando, Florida. PATRICIA ANN WYATT-Student Council 45 Torch Club 23 Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4: Classical Club 3, 4, Censor 4: Keycttcs 3, 4, Treasurer 4. DIXIE LEE ZURBRUGG-Classical Club 4. E IORS TQMMY LEE WOOTEN PATRICIA ANN Wurr DIXIE LEE ZURBRUGC Q li- Al. 'P' . J. a 1 1 .4 a wx tb ,Lf r mr WS 1- 2 ii1 Q hvW.:Q,,,,,,,1w1.q,ss1vffiSAA' W 26: ,V 1 1 - Pe9s24,f wi 5 .1 5 1 f if - ,, , 4161 'A ' 'if , an 4 I f A ,agon- . ' if L f '2j fs ins,-2' 9 ' 5 '. 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W 6 r it W 571 A f 3 Q J' K ,Q E11 Lvgrfrtun V Donna Lehman iff' ' def.: Nancy Lewis an 7' '91 Connie Moffett Dot Moore Frances Moore Carolyn Morris Lynne Morris 4, tx Q1 ill? fe: Katina Louizos Bcrnice Mathews George Mershon Frances Milton Walter Mitchell -1, 'C Priscilla McDonald Dot McLeod W'altcr Loesche Curtis Logan ff 9? Pat Magma Thindia Martinez Mary Louise Mason L f . M, F. . , ,5,' Barhara Johnston ta Bnhliy Jorflan 1, Ann Keil Antoinvttv- Kimhroug i lamfw Kolb x UNIOR Charlc- Landers Dick Langlf-y Bm:-tty Lax Betty Sue Lee Elsie McCall ,Jo Gi Gt .3 Doris Ann Waters Martha Watson Ynonne Wilder ..L' - w Susie Tope Roberta lnderhill Mary Valentine Fred Vroom Pat Strickland Dohnie Sumner Ruth Taylor .lohn Tvaff Bill Thomas JUNIORS x il 5 by . .' T, H XKQQQF , X 5 Dot Willis Jackie Wood V ' FQ A l l , 1 I!! ser L f' ha A W sf 1' ff 1 l X l W :, z- ' EfL? fig' Lai., - l57 V6 Q43 'R bf -ll -1 Q- ,3 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS BOBBY CODFREX President BILLY KNIGHT Vice President NANCY WARD Secretary LIQCILE ENTZIVIINCER Nancy Ward, Bobby Godfrey, Billy Knight, Lucile Entzminge 'M -X f f IX EFX Q Qi, sw, my f Billy Knight , A f 1 A ' X CLASS ADVISERS MR. GEORGE Jouxsox Nancy Ward Lucilf Enflminw MR, QLAUDI-3 THOWPSON Co'0rgv- Xfldy Patric ia .Xllvrigltr Gail ,Xyala Je--iv Lon Bank- Thaddflu- Barlwr i 5' 4 SOPHOMORES Bobby Barclay Charlv-N Bauorla- Lyvunf- Baxley Craham Baskf-rx ills' Pat B14 ltmtre Betty Bolton a Bradley 1 bball Ralph Bradlvy ,loan Bra we-ll Judy Bowden Dora Ann Boyd Betty Sue Bray xI8I'l3llC6 Brooks Chrlstmf- Broom Tommy Boyette Holly Campbell Myvrs Canady Jimmy Canup Phillip Carlton Stuart Caudill Nancy Lee Brown Robert Brown Faye- Bryant Gwen Busing 'Q 1' Kathy Calligar Harrie-t Gibson Rhumla Grubb ,lvanette Cuclerian Mary Cutlvrian Milclretl Hill Alma Hinman Margie Hoclgin Judy Holober Pat Hood Judy Haworth Dt-lures Hay:-s Donalrl He-nry Larry Hill Charlvi Harvey Lawrrncf- Harvey Frirtla Hatcher e H iz Ginny Evans Karl Ewerts .loy Faison Lynn Fai-on Billy Fenton SOPHOMORES Randy Fenton Russell Fe-ttf-rman Barbara Ford Diana Forshew Lon-tta Giannini Tetltly Harris Mimi Hartline Elizabeth Haarman f Barbara Pennington Patsy Pickle Vertie Mae- Pitts Nancy Pollard Mary Lois Pope Edith Monson Sally McLain Ruth McNeal Annette MacDonald Sheila MacDowell Anita Mann Hazel Mercer Ella Mae Miller Nancy Mohr Peyton Montgomery Donnelle Moon Virginia NeSmith Judy O'Quinn Freida Padgett Jack Palmer Elise Mumbauer Annette Nall Rita Nash Ginger Martin SOPHOMORES Marilyn Mathis Ed Maurer Steve Melvin Walter Morris Janet Muller Peggy Moore He-nry Prim- Bvcky Pruitt Linda Raulvrfon Dullluy Rf-a fre-0l',gr Rr-gixlvf SOPHOMORES Tom R+-itz Rohr-rt Richanlfun Ronald Rimnwr Dnnaltl ROIIPYKN Marianne Sharp - Sondra Robe-rtson Susannv Sanders fl Marilyn Sass:-n Frances Schallf-r Barbara Segale V1-rna Shrafvr Bvtly Ray- Shvridan Betty shiver Robert Sikkmg Lou Sims Mary Vx-sta Selph Ir gg Nmglztarv Barbara Nnnlh ,lavkle Smith 'Slarllwn Nnnth Sonya Smith Yuria Smith Doryce Sperry Edward Stephens Patsy Stephens 1 1 '40 . 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Roberf Huclraby I m Ready Gerelda Trapp ,Q 1 N 5 R Y I lrnow high school and college graduales do be++er business . . . own be'H'er cars . . . have be'H'er homes. I lmow Florida's gof a wonderful fulure. When I fin- lsh my educahon . . lm ready 'lo hi+ch my fufure Io Flornda s rising s'Iar! I know hugh school and college gradua+es have e Ier happaer homes I lrnow fhal Florida IS 'lhe besf place In +he world 'Io Inve and ranse a farmly When I 'IIIYIISII my educahon Ihen Im ready 1' o m a Ire Flornda s fuiure my 'fufurel Floruda s fha faslesf grownng slare bu'I' Im on Home grown and lmpor+ed Floruduans wlll con hnue Io have plenfy of cheap dependable Sunshme Service Gas for beH'er lnvnng nn Lakeland and a more prosperous Florldal FLORIDA POWER 84 LIGHT COMPANY I72 A . A 1 ' b 'I- I +he ball, happy Io serve you now and in fhe fulure. I - ly- ll a c a - , X' ' U ' Q .1 ig . . . . 9 I ' . ll f Le? Us Make Your Por'rrai+ For I'I1aI' Special Someone. THEY'LL TREASURE IT THROUGHOUT THE YEARS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE I953 HIGHLANDER TOMPKINS STUDIO II5 S. Kenfucky Avenue EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC Judy Bishop FILMS. CAMERAS, HOME MOVIE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES FOR YOUR PICTURE TAKING NEEDS I73 Jean Giddens, Barbara Lane, Joyce Bradshaw and Wilma G THE LAKELAND CHAMBER of COMMERCE I75 CH Madha Ann Janes and Nancy McCleHan E. L. ADAMS Jeweler Since l9I2 DIAMONDS, WATCHES. SILVERWARE l08 Sou'I'h Kenfucky Avenue xc 0 Louree Coker F RED COK E R Plumbing 807 Norfh Floruda Avenue Q1 V fa E BROKERS L ESTAT RECASTERED REA 2 NUR H WMS 43? Louise Marks -mw- Mery Gosselin and Doi Lucas CONTINENTAL TRAVEL AGENCY 320 Easf Main S+ree+ Phone 2 I 89 II ,Q I ' ' FARMS HOMES LOTS ACREAGE GROVES I-'-nine Johnny Egan REALTORS YOUR FRIENDLY FROG STORE I08 Sou+l1 Tennessee Avenue I2ll Easi' Main Sfreef Telephone 4425 Elf fp QUQQ V Parker Amhony and Roberh Ginsburg Mr. Sciorfinl and Nelson Sciodini LAKELAND LINCOLN-MERCURY PLUMBING and EQUIPMENT CO. SALES AND,SERVICE 507 Sou+h Florida Avenue 20' Wesf Main S+ree+ Teleplwone 33 22l '77 Telephone 4479 Julie Berdon Carol Serr L lS MORITZ PIANO co. Main and Florida 303 -igzlglhfrlzrlgg-slzllenue XX I -...axial 'Q L'---Q-LA, , J S N if 4 SQ I W: I O' it 8 2 Alu gs Z f'T'f2Q Mr. Palmer and BeHy Sclvauberger Marsha Myrick, Judy Bishop Eddie Bowen, Alex Nelson H. L. lSHORTYl PALMER MYRlCK'S MEN'S R alfor STORE 9 207 Easf Lemon Sfreef l78 II3 Soufh Ken+ucl:y Avenue 1 .N L NC , -.411 . B ll ef Ll- Sum F Shirley Schaller, Evelyn Gay,Pauline Asfin Mary Veda Selph QUALITY CLEANERS Selphfs II6 Soufh Missouri Avenue O TELEPHONE 2l47 N Q' A-A1. 9a-:ff , A yr- y , Z Arnold Turner Kg Logan Flanagan's LOGAN APPLIANCE PAINT Por ,,., COMPANY H5 Wesf Main Sfreel' II7 Allamandd MAI N MOTORS C. C. Ward - W. D. Ward Owners 2I2 Wes'I' Main Srreef Telephone 5063 Ward Logan and Ric kborn CITRUS GROVE MANAGEMENT Poll: Coun+y,' Florida I04If2 S. Florida Ave. Lakeland, Florida Telephone 26-I9I Q Nancy Pollard MAGNOLIA PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Corner of Florida Avenue and Main Sfreel' TELEPHONE 2I57 Tommy Sheridan and Peggy Pierson QUICK ' CLEANING serzvucs llll -. Houn CLEAN: M T ssnvuc Doris Bijou Jennie Jordan MORRISON CAFETERIA II4 Norfh Tennessee Avenue Telephone 27-60I RAPID Shoe Shop ll2 Easi' Lemon S+ree+ Telephone 39-883 Judy O'Quinn MODERN CLEANERS Vvhs-,M X my-11 Sue Don Ra wk and Herman HarreH X v A,11'l'N S' W-f iiu.. ' fp? 5' QQ wgghnmwwwwiff' v M: If 1 , I At It v ' , fp ,jjj D I W' - . 5 3 .I 4,1 I 1 K ' ' dw ,MARKETS 4 OD ST ORES I32 FLORXDPCS FXNEST FO TRI- STATE Music Company Mr. Creech, Mr. Berg, Jon D. Gilbert Wanda Dean, Linda Raulerson, Joe Griffifh, Sally McLain, Virginia Fischer. Nancy McCall, Yvonne Wilder. I040 Soufli Florida Avenue TELEPH ON E 64-O9 I COMMERCIAL PRESS 308 Sou1'I1 Ken+ucky Florence Coe, Bob Lassifer, Jean Wallrer BENFORD STATIONERY COMPANY Bob McAIIisIer and Joe Peddy , X d all ' x - fi'- Marilyn Hari' and Mary Lee Wiliiams Doi McLeod and Julie Berdon DIANA 51-10p SEWING MACHINE AGENCY I23 E. Main s+fee+ Phone 26-241 J- 5' TURNER' Manage' l05 Norih Florida Avenue gn LAKELAND Coca-Cola Bottling Company 730 Easf Main S+ree+ TELEPHONE 35-591 David Kaufman TYPEWRITER KEYBOAPD 0000000000 00000000000 ,I 00000000000 V! weocaooomoeew ' Ann Payne, Ike Selig and Louie BauerIe LAKELAND BUSINESS INSTITUTE II5 SouI'I1 Forida Avenue JAMES F. KANE, 8.5. Q f Mr. Osleen and Shirley Smu+h 1 Southern Printing Company 322 N. Florida Avenue James Bogachoff, Billy Dunn, ' Jesse Morrow, Benecia Brower BUNKER HILL DODGE and PLYMOUTH 307 Wesf Lemon S+ree+ Shirley Sumner and Mac Cunningham Adrian Burnham, Dan Laird, Pal Fosfer THE SHOE BOX J. C. PENNEY l24 E. Main S+. Telephone 55-592 lncorporafecl FRANZBLAU-GILBERT EQUIPMENT co., Inc H SALES and SERVICE 408 WesI' Main Sfreef Telephone 5I89 Leonard Gilberi' K3 I I I I Pahy WyaH, Audrey Carson and BeHy Co'HingI1arn Alan Schiff and Bill Poffef M0dge'S Nathan's FEMININE FASHIONS Clofhes for Dad, Lad, and Lassie 225 Soufh Ken+ucky Avenue '21 505+ Main 59004 CUNNlNGHAM'S ' F U R N ITU R E NEW AND USED FURNITURE 70I Nor+h Florida Avenue Telephone 24-04I Pai DePoy and Ward Edwards vnsn Wil cmwams DEPT 111 all all 844 SOUTH FLORIDA AVENUE Dean Walling and Beverly Cheyne E M P l R E Kafherine Johnson LAKELAND TYPEWRITER 81 SUPPLY CO. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS F. W. MYERS, Owner IZ9 Soufh Tennessee Avenue Roberf Sikltlng il i , if 2 QW' .- LPA 1 ,.... , I ' f 9 V ,Y f 1 If if .21 A 54: Wi' 'f . ?,.5 , 12 ' , f,' 'x f V gn ft, ' 'tif 'V , V A. ,fa n ,, S, ' - f ' If J. 'iz' ' f 2 g h jlk vi Q J, ,I ii. QU, 5 fa 3 f 'fr 3' is f 5+ , 23, Z , 'Q 0' , 'ya 4 S LW lf' ! 'Q 5 13, 5,4 2 'Mk 9 V1 ,L 4. , Q A z x 1 5 vy R is Q 3,4 f 'fi' ' q gflll ' .J 1 I 41' . :W 7, -1524 LY 2 94' ' Qu 1 f Qwwif A L f 9 P HAMMOND JONES Inc. CHEVROLET Billie Joyce Smi+h TYLER FLORAL CO l2I4 Easl' Main Sfreel Telephone 4l-06l Peggy Cox and Shirley While ,?,...4f-an-v-P- --v-A . ' Tony Fewer and San Jean Holm Barbara Whilley and Eugene Harris THE HUB ancl MILLERS GREENS FUEL OF For men For women I I8 Soufll Keniuclr Ave. - I I I - I I3 Easl Main Sfreei Inc' Y TWO QUAUTY '90 902 S0u'l'l'1 Florida Avenue Q? A uiilwia A, 1 1 L f : t fy 11Wfa.g:Q'5'ii vgggjlflx V Shirley Hyde, Billy Tolle, Dixie Zurbrugg, Eddie Kay, Suzanne Goodman, and An FLORIDA -SOUTHERN COLLEGE cly McCollough A fu-an QW AU-T0 A . .+. Jvc il gi . ,ff ,il P . .V 1 41 1 1 Q K I Y P . . P, ,f L.. J MnA'v I E i .. ? 5 1 ' s 4 l 1 l 1 Fr -1 ,,- Y 4 2 Q Ex gs .1 1 tx X :L ,dnl WHITEHEAD'S Grocery 702 Nor+I'1 Florida Ave. QUALITY PRICES AT REASONABLE PRICES Bobby Whi+ehead had f WL! ,xx Be++y Damon and Ronald Poorbaugh RANDALL MOTOR COMPANY YOUR PACKARD DEALER W. H. VENAB LE COMPANY 22l NOFII1 Massachuseffs Avenue Paul Kimbrough Glenn Dow and John Boyd II4-I I6 Wesf Main S+ree+ SHOES FOR MEN no som, Kenfucky Av.m,. Q I 2 JOYNER LUMBER 81 Supply Co. 6Ol Wesl Lemon Sfreel' Sandra Bell .,..-- T PES GOFF JEWELRY COMPANY LAKELAND'S FINEST JEWELRY STORE The Largesl' Selec+ion of Diamoncls, Wafclwes, Jewelry, Silverware Dol' Ray PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK Your Home Banlc COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Leonard Crosby, Laurie Gruenbeclr, Fred Arlman and Carole King LakeIand's FLORIDA STATE THEATERS Fines+ in Moiion Pic+ure En+er+ainmen+ ClTIZENS WHEREVER WE SERVE Donald Bufflrin and Barbara Johnsfon GABLE RADIO 81 APPLIANCE STORE I042 Soufla Florida Avenue CABLE AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY 3l6 Norfh Kenfuclcy Avenue Gail Brooks llf George L. Gaines JEWELER Home of Fine Jewelry TOWLE WALLACE, REED-BARTON and HEIRLOQM STERLING Doug Gaines and Mr. Gaines F: no gm' , ,,,::X HAIVEY -M - .- C-,Amee QF 532: ' -E11 Ming 'fn 1: H ' Kiw i ,,,, H, V . V. , YU, , ,, L. U , L w , ' -'.-21 4, my V- ,uf .M 1, -M 1 A 'il , fx lm' ga , , 'L x , , ' f , , 1 ., m nun? Waanzt flflllfhffdyyff moms 25751 .fairing '74 i??a7xI'i I 1514 1 , Q , . 1 f' Q Q J 1 ix N 3 1' 1 I, F 2 I fi' Frank Cole, Mar+ha Ro+hrock, Fred Arfman, Francis Sale, Diane OeHingerand Bobbieillis LAKELAND PACKING COMPANY GROWERS PACKERS SHIPPERS I98 Flora Mae Wes+, Arlen LeRoy Doris Grooms, Virginia Sanders. Jacque Goodman Mrs. Mock, Tommy Fussell and Bill Merediih '99 Neighborhood Shell Dealer FORE OIL COMPANY E. I. Smith HOUSE MOVER THE WORLD MOVES--SO DO WE I904 Old Tampa Rd. Telephone 28-662 Glass Diner American 8 lfalian Foods I295 Easi' Main Sfreel EDENFIELD AND SEAL CO. PASTURE FERTILIZATION - 'lv:... and SPREADER SERVICE l065 New Tampa Highway Phone 47-294 Fred Golden and Nancy Edenfiold an 4 Houowly 5 62.19.41 'AvMo1voH 4ouowA7 5 ffL1k9ud4 1T5WW5 ,Mm LOWAY5 .ies Q-X. Bill Schilling, Leona Kimmel and Doroihy Williamson W Joan Hamby and Jimmy Heddon Commercial Indusmal MUTUAL CANDY 8: CIGAR CO All +ypeS conshucnon 40l Sou'fl1 Florida Avenue 2l IV2 S. Tennessee Phone 49-20l TELEPHONE 54-Ml Red Holcom STANDARD SERVICE STATION Corner Lemon and Fla. Ave. STANDARD OlL PRODUCTS 200 Gary Calhoun and Sammie Cole L 1 Joyce Mobley and Sue Tyner MACASPHALT if Lk VHP Poaoxezv TEx.4e79 LAKELAND,FLORlDA BeHy Fulion and Roberl' Slinner McCOLLOUGH-FRAZER, Inc 5, Formerly Warnock-McCollough, Inc. THRIFTY HOME FURNISHERS I0l2 N. Massacl1use'Hs TELEPHONE 57-06I Barbara Sirmons and Eddie Nix Congrafulafions +o +he Class of l953 SUNBEAM BREAD and CAKE II2I Souih Florida Avenue 20l , Linda Harrell, Julie Berdon, Judy O'Quinn, Nancy Key, Barbara Lane and Helen Van Horn F43 Mary Ann Mersluon and Melba Hu'l'son CUNNINGHAM LAUNDRY FRANK L. McKAY WOODROW W. SAULS ll4l Easl Parlrer Sfreel' Pal' Rye and Johanna Griffin 202 -ii-11: Colonial ICE CREAM lll3 Easl Main S+ree+ I Ralph Keen and Norma Bamard Congralulahons fo L. H S BENTLEY 81 SHAFER R BENTLEY w WALLACE SHAFER POLK COUNTY MACK SALE CO. Il20 New Tampa Highway LAKELAND FORD COMPANY, Inc. Sales and Service CARS TRUCKS I25 Lake Mirror Telephone 4605 Evelyn BusI1, Bill Woods, Hayden ArneH' and Zola Collins SOUTH FLORIDA PLUMBING 8 HEATING CO. Exper+ and Prompf Repair Service PHONE 43-60I 203 Magdalene Donley and Bill Burfle MINE AND MILL SUPPLY CO., Inc. MACHINERY BOILERS ENGINES PUMPS Mill, Mine, and Builders' Supplies Explosives Packers' and Canners' Supplies Earl Hssem a d Sh Iey Sha p 2 fmf Charlene Criss and Pafsy Cash FRAME 6. AXLE SERVICE'- LAKELAND FRAME 8: AXLE SERVICE REO TRUCKS and SHEPPARD DIESEL TRACTORS I046 New Tampa Highway Duane Smi+h and Lillian Byrd 'IS onnie Morris and James Carpenl BO TTLING COMPANY ,I , 204 STREATER BUICK, Inc. 945 Easf Main S+ree+ SALES SERVICE Qi? a d Joey K h SARGEANT CONCENTRATES, Inc. ANNUAL AD PHOTOS X P I' if!!-1 4111 Carol Serr and Billie Joyce Smllh B COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Tommv H-'ffis and Mafv Am' Heh O THOMAS W. BRYANT I505 S. Lincoln Ave. S d - an LAKELAND, FLORIDA Phone 39-4l2, 4475, 33-I9l or 26-872 E' SNOW MARTIN . 17 Qu. ci- I A .ff-H? Polk CONSTRUCTION . CO. New TAMPA HIGHWAY 3 I J , .., M-1 , ,f...A- I A A-I-P... Phone 2I59 Warren Tyler and Roy Cipray wruda 1 QI-I '- r 'ffaxx O.. 7j0l'dQlI.I' f 1 DAIRY PRODUCTS Cl1arlo'H'e Hill and Bernie Breinesberger 205 e 0 .if I1 9 EmmeH Palmer, Bobby Meeks, Dick Mason, Mr. Nelson, Clark Waclclell, Ray Wes? and DeVaugI1n Pa+e ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SPORTING GOODS Foster-Maye, Inc. II7 E. Lafaye+'I'e SI. Tampa 2, Fla. Phone 2-2502 Dishibufors for RAWLINGS MFG. CO. A. G. SPALDIN6 BROS. SPOT-BILT INC. 206 , 'Q , . I z -: I' fe XX lf 1 0 5 DIESEL I OWER r' Margarei' Blair Sarah Rlgsby Doug Gllberi' and Clyde Redmond FLORIDA GEORGIA TRACTOR COMPANY Consiruchon Indusirlal and Logging Equlpmeni' l 'C Wllda WIII' and James SmgIe'Iary ENGLE ELECTRIC COMPANY The House of Weshnghouse 440 SOUTH FLORIDA AVENUE The I953 HIGHLANDER STAFF would IlIre Io express :Is apprecnahon for 'Ihe help of Ihe 'followmg un making Ihe HIGHLANDER a success To Ihe 8dI'I'IIHIS'I'l'8IlVe heads Ihe faculfy and Ihe s'IudenI' body for 'Ihelr cooperahon and suppori' To Mr Frank H Wnghi of Taylor Pubfishlng Company To Phnlnp s S+udlo Tomplun s Sfudlo and Perluns Brofhers To Ann Andrews. To Myrnclr s Men Sfore To 'Ihe many adverhsers and pa'Irons for Ihelr en couragemeni and financnal help I 2 -5 V. , I :I ' ' N ' ff ' I 1' VN 5 ai X I , ' . . . In 'I ' ll!! fr ,X ff .Xi - . , x X -:.. ' 'S 1. Y Y'-Y- li S YS r 'X h ' Sl? ill g X ,, I 5 'X 1 -- I 1 L ' I NL FK ---E, HF.,-NM, J.. 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