Lakeland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1954 volume:

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With voices strong we raise this song Z As we march with a victorious stride Q W Well always stand together XJ! And fight to do or die Sincere and true this toast to you Our own Lakeland High l '--I ,? SQQTID Z J6FRy 341:67 T Q i Ml' g X I . . . . . , ,A , X , I C . . Cg U - NX ' . ' O . l fl O i X I W l , .. ff f i if s 1 o ' i o l o . g v 7 'sf' ,l ' X' it fl arg x x The '54 Highlander of Lakeland High School Lakeland,Florida ., 5 2... -Q-ms, ws ,, ,,, ,JJ jf? W. ll 'X :Qi an :fir .M-din PATSY STEWART Editor-in-Chief SALLY ATWOOD LINDA JO HARRELL Business Manager Business Manager 7541! ' 'o f-T X Y l A gtk Kiev 110' ' A 7 ' .T '55, T if 4 'W '-4... an I' 5 xx, 52 5-Q J ,ll..,..--1i- .- ...., ..-. J -li. Q...- ,.1 is f nr J . ,g - Lf , , M5 ive 6? Y . WW' W 1 -fn! 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Miss Jean considered church work for a career and now spends her spare time in reading and stamp collecting. MISS GRACE MURRELL, Area Visiting Teacher, The fine at- tendance record which Lakeland schools have built up is largely due to the efforts of Miss Murrell, ADL -1-.5 3 MRS. IMOGENE McGlLVARY is another newcomer to L,H.S. She can be seen bustling from the intercom to the counter in the main office as she goes about her duties as one of the school secretaries, The school nurse MRS, THYRA KERNS, considers cooking and sewing as her hobbies and spends her outside tirne with church work. A dirty house is Miss Kern's pet peeve and on entering her tirst aid room, you're likely to be asked, What's wrong with you? -her favorite expression. N 51 i You . . . clown! is often heard from MRS. NORMA WAR' REN, problems teacher and guidance director, She is adviser to the Student Council and states her pet peeve as parasitic people. Mrs. Warren has three sons. MR. FLOYD LAY, Area Physical Education Director, is responsi- ble for the success of the physical education program in all Lakeland schools. ,I Y' . X - vi MR. ERIC BERG, band master and chorus director, is only in his second year at L.H.S., but he has already established himself as a fine musician. A person with the lazy that's good enough attitude rates as his pet peeve. He once con- sidered going into the ministry before he chose music for his life work, MRS. MARGARET MARCHANT leads a very busy life super- vising the health and physical welfare of all the students in Lakeland schools. l' J' 1 f.. 1' iff' : fs, '5- rs. Y vzagilf 5 .Art -L I1 , xg I English II and Biole are the courses taught by MRS LUCILE BYRANT A cheerful disposition and a co operative attitude are her requirements for an ideal pupil, Mrs Bryant is sponsor of the Keyettes and spends her outside time reading, garden- ing, and doing church work. Her wedding and a honeymoon in Charleston, S C con' tributed to a most enioyahlc summer for MRS VIRGINIA MAJOR, English instructor Church work plus such hobbies as collecting phonograph records and tlower gardening occupy her leisure time Of course her new husband comes first, 2 I 1 1 ' , I . -rovv-Wy Bad grammar is a logical pet peeve for MISS HAZEI HALEY, English and speech teacher. She sponsors the Senior Class, Quill and Scroll, and Highlander, and is an honorary adviser to the Keyettes. She is active in the Little Theatre, Junior League, and church work. Newspaper work was once considered as a career by MISS VIRGINIA DAVIS teacher of yournalisrn and English II To- cIay's your deadline is definitely paired with Miss Davis as she is the hard-working adviser of the Bagpipe and the Quill and Scroll An interesting summer vacation took Nss Davis through 39 states Mexico, and Canada V is e L NN '33 v c t i X1 , .. sawing. V fir N' ' iff r K 'I MR. JOE CLARK, world geography teacher, has a family of three: his wife, a daughter, and a son, His pet peeve is wasteful people. He enioys his hobbies of photography and reading. Advising the Destroyer cheerleaders, the Y'Teens, and the Youth for Christ Club are important activities of MISS FRAN- CES FURLOW, who teaches English and Latin. Her most em- barrassing moment came when she was introducing a friend to the president of her college and forgot the president's name. Students who keep asking What page? .are her pet peeve. Teachers who are trying to promote themselves with the students and the office, states MISS CATHERINE CRAIG, are my pet peeve. Her Latin classes and the Classical Club take up most of Miss Craig's time, but she always finds time for her hobbies of sewing and needlework. MRS. FRANKIE WORKIZER, Spanish and Latin teacher, sponsors the Pan-American Club. Her most embarrassing moment was when, after suffering repeated shock and battered eardrums, she yelled back at the intercom system and later learned it was a teacher friend's voice she had not recognized. Aren't l, stoodent, and dooty rank first among her pet peeves. X ft 'T f 'K A I I K i , gel n ,Q I S e 1' fssl, f gg... Conceited people are the pet peeve of MISS MAXINE Mc- INTYRE, sponsor of the Keyettes, L Club, and Senior Class. Miss Mac teaches business arithmetic, geometry, and trigo- nometry, and maintains that an ideal pupil is neither a book- worm nor a butterfly, but a wholesome, all-around boy or girl with a sense of humor. Architecture was once considered as a career by MR. ROBERT HOUSER, general math teacher. He is adviser to the Junior Lions Club and states his opinion of an ideal pupil as one with curiosity. His pet peeve is disinterested students. Pg. . Speak now or iorever hold your peace, is typical of MISS RUTH HALL BROWN, teacher of Algebra ll. The Torch Club has her for an adviserva wise choice indeed. Give Miss Brown cockers and flowers and she'll be content, The person who says l can't is MISS MINNIE SKlPPER'S pet peeve. She teaches home economics but once considered being a dietitian. She enioys church work, gardening, and reading. T 'i x X 513' Knock it off, MR. JOHN TEANY, health education teacher, might have said during his most embarrassing moment. Some ioker stole his pants while he was playing in a basketball game with weather five above zero. He is married and has a boy and a girl. Sewing and traveling are MRS. MARTHA ALLEN'S hobbies. She is a home economics teacher and new to the L.H.S. teaching staff this year. A thing of beauty is a ioy forever is her favorite expression and her outside activities are church, theatre, and music. ,u MISS LOUISE WILLIAMS, biology teacher, once considered architecture as a career. She collects antiques, early American furniture, and pressed glass. Miss Williams spends her outside time directing a chorus and sewing., She is also state co- ordinator of the Florida Junior Academy of Sciences. MISS JOANNAH WILLIAMS, chemistry and physics teacher, had her most embarrassing moment when she forgot to go to a dinner given in her honor. She was a medical secretary before she became a science teacher. A phone ringing at 2 A.M. is her pet peeve. .fy A good football player who can pass all his work is COACH NURMl NELSON'S requirement for an ideal pupil. He is L Club adviser and teaches physical science. As head football coach, Nurrni claims his pet peeve is seeing the Dreadnaughts lose a game. ,Q IN How about that? is COACH JOHN STAPLES' favorite expression, His wife and three luscious little girls make up his family. He considered ioining the US. Marines but chose a teaching career in- stead, COACH JIM MlLLER, physical education teacher, naturally rates sports as his hobby. Students who try to soft-soap their Nay through school are his pet peeve, so watch Out boys! Coach Miller is married and has one son. 'ilffx F? 'CE 'C 9? A good garne of golf rates high as MISS MABEL CAPERTON'S favorite pas- time and 'nost definitely her hobby. Ad- vising the Lionettes, coaching the cheer- leaders, and teaching physical education leave her very little time for outside ac- tivities though At one time she con sidered rnedicine as a career MISS MARJORIE MITCHELL is kept quite busy with the GAA. and the newly formed girls' drill team, besides her gyrn classes Anv spare minutes she'll be found either fishing or playing golf, her hob- bies, People who don't listen to instruc- tions lyappers: are Teacher's pet peeve, as everyone knows, MR. CLAUDE THOMPSON has finally achieved his ambition-he got a wife. He is sponsor of the Key Club and adviser to the Junior Class, in addition to teach- ing general math and consumer's educa- tion classes. MRS. JESSlE MAE CHAMBERS, teacher of commercial courses, says that her pet peeve is girls who cross their knees and swing their foot pendulum fashion. She sponsors the Y-Teens and is a member of the Eastern Star. B . f i' x 1 I N n J-LB. X'- 'f X,-ffl MRS. FRANCES BARTOSEK, typing teacher, once considered being a nurse. She has one daughter and lives with her parents. She considers an ideal pupil co-operative, pleasant, and interesting. ' Rudeness, says MR. VERNON HALL, teacher of commercial courses, is my pet peeve. He has a wife and enjoys music and sports in his spare time. He sponsors the Key Club and once considered work- ing for Western Union or the railroad. 1 . ssl! Travel to Texas, New Mexico, and Okla- homa kept MRS. CATHRYN WILLIAMS, typing teacher, busy this summer. She has a husband and three fine sons. This explains her pet peeve-mud tracked on her clean kitchen floor. -... UU!! 000 QI I 'E -6' xi ALX yx . ' X X Lads- Q l Sincerity, dependability, and initiative are ideal pupil, says MISS BEVERLY the D.C.T. Club, Water sports, golf, outside activities, and antiques are her D.C.T. sponsor and teacher, JOE JOHNSON, says that his pet peeve is having to listen to people talk about their pet peeve. He is married and enioys in his spare time his hobbies of carpentry reading, and politics. I D A f 'P .4 A Wwllm I L! L17 til, ,f W CLAUDE RIDLEY is the proud co-ordinator of one of the largest Diversified Cooperative Training programs in the state. His few spare moments are spent working in the adult and veteran schools, church work, and Lions Club. His two youngsters demand their share of his time. Unfriendly people and car door slarnmers rate first as pet peeves with GEORGE A JOHNSON, DCT teacher. He has a wife and a daughter, Groups that he sponsors are the Junior Exchange Club, the Junior Class, and the D.C.T. Club. Al 15 Qws if 1 ,s fu 1 ' f-A ,7 P- ,s . F N 1 Q ' if ' Y F , l if ig gi, 1' A i n S Lunchroom workers are MRS. HILDA DOOLITTLE, MRS. ALBERTHA CARTER, MRS. RUTH WEBSTER, MRS. EDlTH COLLIER, MRS. HELEN JOYCE, and MRS. LUCILE JONES. Preparing nourishing and appetizing meals for 750 howling stomachs every day is enough to drive anyone crazy. The iob has apparently not affected our fine lunchroom staff in that manner. They work hard to please us, and we appreciate it. MR. DANIEL WEBSTER, MR. WILMER SMITH, and MR, FRANK LOVELACE, our conscientious custodians are in a class all to themselves when it comes to keeping our new building in A-number-one condition They perform a difficult task in a first rate manner. ,- A , 2I 4 .Q Mrs. Major is pouring a cup of tea for her newly- acquired husband, Jim. Can You Miss Hazel Haley is seen polishing silver on a Little Theatre set. i i 7? f 'Iv' llllll ll 4. A Gathered at the piano are Lawrence and Cathryn Wil- liams with their three sons, Jon, Joe, and Jim. BeHeve H Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark look on as Sherry and Ronnie have fun swinging. SV' ' rr me at wmv , fkx H -Q.. Q as NX' ' ,H ur Z-I 5 ,QA H Qx H 1' You should listen the first time, gals. I learn such interesting facts from these little talks. : -J I l?l.w't' '-'NVIIJ I ' CL fs -ax' ' -v , ft? . A 'Flin' M .gs x fgbf' -wwf? .ff- -A VK Qi , . N Every time I look in the window I see such happy X gf Hmmmmmmmfwhats going on here? I faces! it N ' 4,1 . I. gp 'wc I ,I ,- .. fs - X ' jf 4 ,fu If s I' ff .f Ax y. ' D f i Z .fgilpzgf 'fugy l ' A- sf .. 1 N lx , 31 ly s. , K f N M 'M fi- f .ta- I -rl F 5 A K , - , -ffl . I I l w C I Z This Class always spoils my noonday nap Hey you guys even I can add two and two bn I7 'L- ag I x I 'Ci 35 ol vvslsvv ' 'ii , 'flur 4' va :Is Q ' A 1- ,. f.---7 vi This class could be bad on ones nerves Hey, IS 1ha1 guy .-...... -1-...i- i........ -' -n -S ww. my I 'N Look here you Dodgers a somhpaw' li , f xl Q jg' f !N'v .1 4, lb Friday the 13th mlght explaun fha? panned expression q I 'r ,-- L I- gee --'I-LE' j 5:---f C- Dear me! I hope I don'1 look like that! . Pg, I never saw such inquisitive children in my life! If o I Q. I ' If fx 1 P pn. i 'lite s. , I X l Such as this makes my day inieresting, You feilows betier enioy Ihis easy Iife while you Can! is I- ,EHIH Q 'surf IN'- F1 -n- ll 4? I think that Im the Iuckiest orange on !he whole face Maybe l'm wrong, but I really don't think they're of that map studying. 26 , I X I 9. 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'I X UW L - :E cv Pa Student Council OFFICERS THOMAS DICESARE President DONALD LAlN Vice President DOT MOORE Recording Secrevary DOT MCLEOD Corresponding Secretary ALAN NELSON Treasurer MRS NORMA WARREN Adviser J V Tommy DiCesare popular and student body 1. 7 li ,jx F1- is'0?Q Alan Nelson and Roger Turner are strai Yenmg the school store M -- WW 1944, Jr Inf 'LJ wr' Alan Nelson helps Do? McLeod select a date for Twirp Season while Dot Moore receives assistance from Donald Lain in writing minutes 30 I N . . V '4 ' 5 A f A 4'J X . V - '7--71 0' - 1 M I ' V ,- P R - K . . , 5 A 7 l .X l . 1 .1 A 1 + . L. h, l l , xi 25.5 ' ' rms, ' 2 ' ff x 'L-Lg.. M, , ' ' 11, - .6 ' N. M L 1 , r , . I A R ,xx X xv gg' 3 conscientious president of the f l, ty K R' ' 'V' Q, - ,, AX , vu A x 'L ' . . I 4 I get c xx . A , W 4 in a , A ' x ,V X v in' 4 ' 1? 4, , .qi b E fi . r L -fl s ' E 1 Q' l 7' .Q O s A 'N l 5 O f ' o is +4 4 O 1 A O, 5 What an incentive it is to have this group which co- ordinates a nd stimulates w o r t h y school activities! Each homeroom elects a representative to the Stu- dent council who informs his class of the results of the meetings held on Mon- day mornings. P r o i e c t s sponsored by the Council include Homecoming, Twirp Season, and Stunt Night. Those usetul little student directories were al- so compiled by this organi- zation. x Q Q 149. 1Q. ' in Taking it easy during lunch period are Wayne Mundy Kenny Cooper Verna Schaeffer Roger Turner Susanne Sanders, Margie Bri me Marilyn Sassen Edith Monson Janice Sloan Mary Valentine Peggy Barnes, Joe Lambe amar Hunt and Russell Shannon 4 15 H-'ill cv ,wk Leonard Gilbert shows Bo Surrency and Fred Vroom the approved technique for directing traffic. all atrol OFFICERS FRED VROOM Captain LEONARD GILBERT BO SURRENCY Lieutenants On duty between classes and at the lunch periods are the brave hall patrol boys who risk being tram- pled to death every time the bell rings. A special medal of honor, you boys, for a difficult job well done. in nit' , V-L a 'e Harry Brock is giving instructions to hall patrol members John Shirah, David Doster, Richard Higgins, Roger Turner, Wendell Alderman, Earl Branch, Bobby Tripp, Phillip Bauer, Rudolph Jones, Wayne Mundy, Richard Kitchens, Jerry Huey, Billy Rivers, and Billy Cornbee. 32 .9 .Qt L if J LY A fl at U 4 'nn F17 Getting ready for the early morning deluge of traffic are street patrol boys Charles Whitehead, Landis Fleming, James Kolb, Walter Fuller, Robert Baldwin, Jack McArthur and Grady Hagler. OFFICERS Sffeef P3fl'0' Captain 11 An! Y G Boa BOULWARE to j n POWELL ADAMS ' Lieutenants What would we do with- out these boys? The Street Patrol is a capable and hard-working group. Lake- land High is grateful to them and proud of the fine safety record which they have helped build up. ww.'5,,M Mas. fy, il i r ,Q 'ii-' I IG 'O --f A 1 , ' -Q 1 V ' , E ui-H . If a C:- XX iff l 3 , Bill Thomas stops traffic for Bob Boulware and Powell Adams. They'll XS fi stop at nothing for a quick getaway! 1' A 1 J 1z3,45567ll't lim 33 1! CT bffdlhipfb un-1... si' ff- ' r Decndang on ihe years prolects are the DCT offucers Bob Snkknng Joe Ambrose Donald Larn Betty Lax Elsue McCall Par Magee Conme Moffett Dot Moore Phrl Crews Lamar Hunt and Thaddeus Barber bv 1-av' L-.- s A. A fme example of communny servace ns the DCT's handlmg of concessuons for Lakeland Lmle Theatre Poppung the cork are Jo Wmtermute, Mary Valentnne and Chauncey Conkrne 34 OFFICERS THADDEUS BARBER Presrdenr DONALD LAIN Vrce Presrden! BETTY LAX Secretary PHILIP CREWS Treasurer BOB SIKKING Parlramenrarran ELSIE MCCALI. Lrbrarran LAMAR HUNT S rgeanr at Arms DOT MOORE Chaplarn CONNIE MOFFETT Reporrer PAT MAGEE Hrsrornan JOE AMBROSE Photographer , Lf If D Xx k ,f' MJ 5 T I . . I gm! 1 fx :Eg . N C -1 V ' I , I 'K TFT :I I I I , I v T- 4' ,J 1 I I ' 1 , .A T Y ,A r r I . 2 , I KI lm - :L 7 I I ffgfcfff I I QI x ' . ' 'Tx ,NPI ,W I rl I 1 Y 1 'I ,I . . 'T -I I A I , 1 .Hs I X ' lv 1 , X, Per unna- ..qll, It ns a real challenge fo these D CT ers to hold down a 'ob and go to school sumulfaneously Furs? row N Doroihy Nall Ed Mauer Lydua Murphy Quinton Moms Thundua Marhnez Second row Arlene ay Nancy McCall Bermce Mathews Katana Louuzos and Walter Loesche Thurd row Randall Loverrng Bnly Mc rame 1 Charles Messick Bull Melrn and James Lucas 0000000008 9 ohoooooo 0 00000000 So 900000096 MIK- -4 s xr fill U ' X. Furs? row Dons Grlbert Jane Fulford Mnnam Foster Angle Fletcher Darren Gay Bully Furch Barbara Foshee and Merrill Fufch Second row Rebecca Gunnm Bully Day Mary Guderlan Bull Davns Roy Garrett and James Duvall Thnrd row Rhonda Grubb Frances Drawdy Bull Embry and Ralph Gnlben 35 ,,m , L , F E? X. M lf hi. ' 3,27 f , 40 I .hwy , ', 11 ff,f ' . , . fu , I W-1-1. L N 'J Q Q , 1 L , , , J 5 V K , ' L' ? 5 ' ' -- L Q - J ' Q .- V ' , X' 44 . X9 , ' 1 - .2 4 M -Q l ' 'N u 1 ' ' Z , X A ,, X bs, A Q R 2 - - 'l C ' , B'll O'Neal, and Charles Harvey. Fourth row: Paul Lens, Tommy Lens, ' , ,' 'www 1' ' 'u.f .. ..L ---J H ' U 'S'vy Z- ff: 7:-:' o ' '- It 5 N X . gf ' A A A .D J DN. F 1 .X Y fl J .. 1 A M A . 51 T x jg ,ii xl .A 5, - .W NNN x 4? 'x - . W ,L A lf N C L lf ,I - - M, fl V, 4 1 l , N i Ili-1 lv I ,LV t ' Dlcl Tl f 4 ff ' six, 1 Q XZQJ ' xmtlfvxvuv Q f ,WX MJ A la . www' TF: si Planning the week's work are Gwen Busing, Labon Bargeron, Kenneth Craig, Tommy Boyette, Margaret Crews, and Quinelle Baldree, in front. Behind are Chauncey Cronkrite, Peggie Barnes, Donald Coonley, 1 ' Nancy Clark, Doris Cox, Grace Bartlett, Betty Bray, John Clement, and Morgan Anderson. Taking a moment off from their duties are Jackie Wood, ,lyligg ,S-Lrngg, Pete Varnes, John Vogt, Bobby Watson, John Shiver, Yvette Willis, Gladys Shiyer, and Betty Shiver, first row. Second row: Mary Valentine, Nelson Sciortino, George Soder, Wes Maxson, Hansford Wilt, and Ray Waring. Third row: George Westicott, Carol Surrency, Shirle Sloa ,,Betty' QQ and Jo Wintermute. ---L--'Dk .,-- . Fourth row: Duane Spaun, Eddie Williams, Robert Wardelly,-Shirley Walling, Jerry ly. V1 P-' T a D 'd Tl ff 1 f ' ' H P ws an avi 1 g A . I ,Q ' by-I 'L 7 L 1, U1 f Nu.. X1 gg. -4 Q, em, 'Y' in i I rf' 1 . l M 4 ly 'A n.,4 Wi i fi ff5 -2 Selling programs at the football games combined fund-raising and school service. Here is Dot Moore trying out her sales technique. 1 :JN F a Members of the D.C.T. go to classes half the school day and in the afternoons they work at various jobs in the community. They have a rnost promising fu- ture, for their experience in these occupations g i v e s them a splendid back- ground. L.H.S. is proud to have the largest Diversified Cooperative Training de- partment in the state. This organization put the vvrought iron trellis at the school entrance and won first prize for their Home- coming float. . bw 1 X X: y V A ff S5-,JT rg cl :HBR 'B it ki 2 ' ' V r f X 4 :Yr R ifif' .1 1 Mixing business and pleasure are Ronald Hunt, Royce Harrelson, Jim Hernandez, and Larry Kinsey. . Second row: H. C. Keen, Alma Hinman, Barbara , and Antoinette Kimbrough. 37 .-. 01 Q Senior Honor A Society I , . 3. oFFicERs 4 A JERRY BASSETT President ROBERT SCHMIDT Vice President MARY JEAN CRANE Secretary ll 1 'A qi JANE HAMBY Treasurer Give' .d 5' MISS MARGUERITE LUMPKIN MISS EVELYN COVINGTON Advisers Working on white elephant sale material are Robert Schmidt, Jerry Bassett, Jane Hamby, and Mary Jean Crane. - ' Scholarship, leadership, character and service are the requirements for member- ship in the Senior Honor Society. A candlelight induction was held for the new y ' members in September. Putting on a candy sale and a white elephant sale are 'xy' . , L 51 V f N. Xqnly a few of the worthwhile proiects of this club. .l ' E . , ,J 'K 4' , r - , .7 XJ X5 ,!Students back of Unit B are Eleanor Eidson, Sonya Smith, Nancy Key, Carol Ann Jenkins, Jane xg! yxl Dridpers, Pat Warner, and Jane Mclnvail, first row. Second row: Emily Hull, Ginger Martin, Becky Si' , Pruitt, Lavonne Jackson, and Joy Faison. Third row: John Vogt, Roe Goodman, Billy Stillwell, Jack L I Warner, G y, and Pai Kuhn. ' 'wg - -- ? x ., ,,,, .,. U , J v 1 38 -Y l ,I -'tt 2 Ax ?? 3' li Shown nn the back of the school are Noretta Dansby Betty Wells Julne Berdon Jannce Sloan Dot Wnllns June Anderson Jane Fulford and Eduth Monson furst row Second row Wayne Bell Delores Jarrett Bermce Mathews Luculle Entzmmger Angela Louuzos Jean Hamby Vrrgma Lee Dora Lots Colle Patsy Stephens Kathy Gallugar and Ronnle Julian Thnrd row Leo Haymans Joe Lambe Jerry Bassett Bob Boulware Alan Nelson Paul Therruen Ken Eaton Kenneth Kahn and Robert Rlchardson A - lvlrr may YH: 1'1- hen. li Lmed up for the camera are Charles Castann Frueda Hatcher Marnanne Sharp Dot Moore Louree Coker Barbara Richardson and Mary Byrd furst row Second row Jack McArthur Rrta Nash Judy Holober Pat Strickland Valerue Parrsh Conme Moffett and Gunny Fuscher Thnrd row Glen Bywater Robert Krelmer Henry Prsce Ellzabeth Haarman Ada Gnola Martha Younger and Joy Coward 39 .5 1 like .K I ' . . A 1 'I R r 1 , ,ia f - 1 . 1 A 44 I 1 l L J '- i 'I 4. Q Q ,. YN 1 U I 2655 . 7 I 1 1 ax ' ' if Q ,f Y x? V X, l n fx' l C fu, A-x. 'f A 5 hw . KZ. A ' .Tv , 4 I ' - , X ' J, . l t K 4 f fi 5 - f ' X ' lt: 'A Nm X My 4 Y M la, 31 1 f lv- A l -, . , a L ' 'l a ff , . V' , 4 ,. J S J 'fig 3 'L Q 9 ' J t ' K ' W I' 1 L' - ' A we I I U aw asf, E. '.l ' I l ss. x al. 1 , fl:-C ' ft Planning a new proiect are Sally Highnam, Sally Sims, Sidney Lane, and Glen Bush. I AV' OFFICERS SALLY HIGHNAM President GLEN BUSH Vice Presldenr SALLY SIMS Secretary SIDNEY LANE Treasurer Advisers DIV'-4 235 Ing-'S E-rg -+:r'2' Tana Wim 812. 33- gn: :ln-- :omg -... Nga. mmm 0 -1 OI 2-13 21 o :l-2 ..- 35- J' -wg 05, O Ill 953-2 2 '3 J-U4 :rf-15 80 3-gg. 91910 rn 5:11 mcg 1-32 crr... am., -. .. -43,0 U' mm 33 0-2- .. ni'- 0 Ill 1 ff 2 ei Z ,Z I ill gt 09' ffl ,E 'Ig Fad bf' ml-4, TR, ,540 Guvnng therr serious attentuon to Davnd Lloyd are Jean Carver Beverly Sauls Sally Mason Marndell Cross Charlotte Woods and Vlrgunua Lee seated Standung are Gaul Snnger Carolyn Coward Pa Mutchell Martha Nell Barnes Mary Noel Adams Janet Creasy Mary Lou Chrustlansen Wxlluam Phnllnps and Muchael Muller 40 ES 33 E3 Em 3 in P3 F' SE O2 51, Zz J, z 'CIA 'll ,gg ,ww-1.72 I . Y ai f ,, IME. Z lj- ' 'l+., ' 1 ' .Sf A S' - L U , A KF X ' ' 5 H 5- , Q J- ? ' x l - s I9 ML M. l - ' , , ....Q , , l ' . 5, - . I Mm . I W I - .. . I. . ' I . - at ' 'aaa X I N me Q ev - - V Uk X --qu W 1 nn j 'all' 8 - ti . , .. V ,I Ji ' ' ' llnllfti 1133113 li ' . S 'IM f - I -f , 'S l ' g s I . 'I Q,--fm . ' I Alf . ' 1 ' ' ' 1 , 2 .A 2 L ' : I 'S ' It r. I 1 I . : l s 5' 1. l I :I ' ' ll V -z b x Q-. t A . , I . 1 ' , 4 A, X V I C , .. I K Q . 1 I . N ' ' 47 -ff. , I , .. ,. fr I Fir, I l'!.!ll I 4 M UW, 'us uff' 27 if l .1- Talkung between classes are Carol Potnt Margle Plpktn Nancy Hodgkmson and Marlan LeRoy seated Standmg Ann Wear Patsy Lelb Russell Shannon Mary Frances Ruckborn Mary Lou Wyatt Jocelyn Sloan Landus Fleming Andy McLeod Mary Ann Reeder Barbara Anthony and Delores Schlllmg Rosemary Sands ns dellverung a lecture to Barbara Wheeler Betty Anderson Iva Young Frances Smith Mary Character Hannah Garrett and Suzanne Stellhorn seated Standlng Joan Smuth Mary Lounse Merucle Roderlck Gerwe Robert Baldwin and Wlllnam Hood I 3.:!.:':.:'.u gf, '3 l tina FJ' wt .av Q. 'X s . ' ffxsof- ' , Motif ' , Q Q , vi , H ,Q A A .v 1 ' ' . , .gl I vggql .,l W K -' - , , A r D :1 ?:.'fl4?'5L .?'. . :A'l fi- .- 1 gf - ' ' ' .. 4I k 'X Y, . , I . 1 J mf, 1 Aff-vf' A . I 5 . C-fa The fact that Latrn as a dead language may explam the expresslon on the faces of Jlmmy Allen Roberta Underhlll Louree Coker Leonard Gllbert Bull Thomas and Thomasena Ellnott OFFICERS JIMMY ALLEN Consul BILL THOMAS Pro-Consul Tl-IOMASENA ELLIOTT Scriba LEONARD GILBERT Quaesror LOUREE COKER ROBERTA UNDERH I LL Aediles s, !-1. 12 4 'w.. ,r fur 5-' 1-.,.,h Else' 1 'P' Q 1 -.Q'.'af 4 01 'Q-4 -1. Joi- - ,bl J. Headmg for the ole Classncal Club meetung are Suzanne Stellhorn Joanne Turner Jeannine Talley Susle Tope Jack Warner Barbara Wheeler Iva Young Sara Swmson Susan Tolle Mary Lou Wyatt Charlotte Woods Charles Sherman Martha Younger Roberta Underhull Martha Watson and Martha Stephenson 42 ,gd CEL l I I I I A I . I TTT' ...fy -. 'T 'T Q ' ' ' I i- .19 A . V . 4 -1 I .1 I Q , ' , ' - -, - , , v .,-, - w - A , g . -A .. , , ,- . .. - , - 4 .7 6 ,,. L, , I . 1 A 4, , -N M, . A',,L,, 3. , ,lf --d- Y-Q I A... .eip - 1 j 5, I . - . ' ai Q, .A '-' ,. I- ' '1 , . A . ' - ' ' ' A ' '- A .f ' ' f ' ' ' ' .'.r ' I . ..' fr' '-. .I tl ' . I-f its 4 - . - - ' ' .- . E ' .,',- ...TL fr T -F, -.1 9 f' -.TWH M-ff,-I js 7--' I A -rl . . - -'Q ' . . 1- -9- f'-.2 4' - ., , ' ' '. 4 '. I I A ,A J.. - .' . ' --A Ai. I , -1 ' . ' .. . '-,f a ' ' I I I I I V I I I I I I I I al? HENRY PRICE Henry Price, a Junior, was elected president of the Junior Classical Association of the state of Florida last year, at the 1953 Forum held in Bradenton. Such a successful campaign was waged in his behalf that he was unopposed Henry presided over the business meetings and contests at the l954 Forum Daytona Beach Lake land Junior and Senior Htgh Schools took part in all the activities and were proud of their own student the presiding officer Classical Club 1 W 'Offt rg. I ix Q, me Q17 i br' . P' ,iss Y tgjit 11111 Resting between protects are Neil Carn Glenn Bush Charles Baurle Rex Alves Jimmie Allen Mary Lou Christiansen Mary Jean Crane aerte ic ers Coker Jean Carver and Ann Barr 4 V I 1 ' ' I , . if WX X , V I . xx xl zyf . V of Q 5. 1' ' i . ' t I t ' ' l 9 . . pi 1 l .X it-.t 'f Ji ' v ' 'Zia t ' - 1 . -, - f I ' gy ' ' J J t . 1 - ll it is I f if I W Y' f fa 's .xnfl , , V .4 ' l 1 ff n . A 3 ' - 1 , MA' si y ' , Q X. X l : Q . . K V A is 1' F- ' C 1 f' - , A 1 I I 1 . . ', I ' ' , , V l ' B' k taff, Barbara Anthony, first row, Second row: Louree 3 ,,--1' Ji 1 A 'I ,.,,'4Wfs 'S IU r N it ,4 m aw! FKQ 3 '1 Q ,.. 4-u 'aw I Completung plans for the Classlcal Club Banquet are Rnchard Fazzone Gary Englush Ada Glola Thomasena Ellnott Sharon Gercken Ann Fenton and Bully Fenton seated Standnng are Davud Doster Leonard Gnlbert Wanda Dean Roderlck Gerwe Hannah Garrett Irene Fountaln and Joan Gorman ig .Q-4 tar ew5Qf f ffm, Mgm-A -xv S 4 AL M as 'L Plannmg a routtne for the Style Show are Lou Sums Mary Ann Reeder Mary Frances Rlckborn Carole Pomt Dot Moore Mary Lou Mornson Valerne Parush Mary Lounse Mason Marlorle Pnpkm Mary Aluce Smlth Anna Mann Sally Sams Beverly Sauls James McCullough Pat Mnchell Nancy Mohr Machael Muller and Russell Shannon 44 'JD ggi 4949 adm' snr: ba fs -Q1 4 is 'ra 'iff .- X., Center ns found Kenneth Kahn vnctnms are Jackle Ware Haymans Wulllam Hood il. how all Gaul happened to be dlvnded unto three parts Lyle Jane Hamby Sydney Lane ean Hamby Lenb Dorothy Kelly and Manan Leroy Classical Club 5?QR -0 l 1' , , -A ' mx , I f l - 1- -el ' mb. I y PM - 5 , izfi 45 IS E0 Pan American Club XD if --nf , Q rw, .qi I-'1 dug! ga Ab' .ll Other Spanush adducts are S T h L I FH IAI :inf QQ' OFFICERS JIMMY HALL President NELSON SCIORTINO Vrce Presrdenf DOT WILLIS Secrerary GEORGE WESTICOTT Treasurer MRS FRANKIE WORKIZEI2 Adviser Pldnmng the years work are Nelson Sclortnno Dot WlIIns and Jimmy HaII usan ro n uc1Ie Enfzmrnger and Jerry Clarndy seated Standmg are .Iam Lucas Wyn Ingle John Teaff Wayne Sampson Vance Goble Bull Melm Henr Hayden Charles Chapman and Glen Bywater 46 y Innes Larry I-IIII Charles H 52 .1 ' ' y U 5. sv f. E I In I 5 ai ll . I X , F I ' J - - . rr 7 . -as , 5,4 I 'sw 'z -4 I I kk Vcn- . 3 .-K Vida! Q' E ' U. ls' -H, V 4 ' -- .4 ' I I ,f ' 1 .- -- J' I .-I t .Ax r , D .sl .. 7 x, , - ,, 5 ' -M I ', l Q!! W A.. ty- 1 S-J Takmg a mud mornrng stesta are Sylvla Robe son, Frances Mtlton Pat McGauley and Gwen Thomas seated Standlng are June Anderson Donna Ku ser Shxrley WrllrarrlsJ Paul Krueger Sharon Daly Graham Thompson Margaret McCraw and Stella Rodma JDO I Thu s t'l'Te'TlTst year that all students passing Spanush are eligible for membershtp In the Pan Am Glamorous senorttas In The Homecoming pa rade plus a Pmata party for mductnon were part of the years acttvltnes and so was a dlnner at the Columbla I 'hw yr: 4,19 mm K OFFW' 3 Q www x. Win -5. 'lt lf. rv' Wrshrng they were takung a sresta are Allen Edwards, Gale Singer, Judy Hollober, Mary Vesta Selph, Pat Kuhn, Elrzabeth Haarman, Jackle Stecker, Carol Edwards, Vrrglnra Lee, Ken Eaton, and Tom Glassner, frrst row Second row are Julran Srmon, Robert Schmrdt, Ray Drckens, and Jerry Bassett 47 HN Hal I N X 4. K 5 me mess- v- j. 4 Q s :Y 'i NMA ,Ez , N Y- A 1 V ,fn in 1, E -1 V 8 sl I : '75 , ' - J , y I , K l 1 ' fs A Y l , I A, ' W ' 7... . .,. 4 I ' ' , I ll 4' 22 A , fr l W gall V iw . . ' W ff , ,. fl . 'X A ' 112 ,y ,. S' F 4 , A ' 1 . . , Q 1. I .:'1 usffn rw V ' L I f is ' 'L -' '. I , . , t,., Vwvwm yny Y K y I - I,lf'yB,askervllle, Sally Atwood, Charles Glore, G tchern Woodall, Mary Whitt, Nfcy Ho gklnson, Billy lf 1 n .1 l, f f ' ' jf' V .t . - . l . ,X S' I . . , . . . . E' ' f f A , A , . r 'ay' . QW - 'f .ls 1 I . ,fs ,-. ' A is t 7 . V -1 , .l .'- 1 a .712 V ,, 'ff-. f I 'N r 'Lv-. 'sk W 'r 1'-' .'.f-f'w.- fa s gg 4, Q - - V 1- 'I 1 - mar. 4, ,W ,. , , ' jf E t If W n l .ma ,..,, ,., ' - M 4 HW 7 : use K E f' l Q' , f I ll ' l ,Qt ll J S A . as f' 51 , ' - ' Q I, f V. V , . . , I X t fl . . 1 A X sq' Q ' X N t Fa' ' ff I CC' . S I 5 is , i . . W , . s, 5, Q, .,,. , . 1, , , M Q 2. . 5 1 A . . xr- The Dreadnaught Band has had a busy year. During the football season the band pre- sented a variety of timely shows at the half. The musical and tableau production of Nightbeat, assisted by the Cruiser drill team, reached a climax in halftime enter- tainment. Homecoming provided a thrill for the band when its candidate, Wanda Dean, was crowned queen. Musical experience for band m e m b e r s ranged from the marches of football season to contest music of the spring and included playing accompaniment for a community sing at Christmas. Two pep bands provided music for basketball, track and baseball. Other ensembles and soloists made public .1 ia' 5: r,-'v.,. ,Y ml' 5 i , 5 1 ' . Q . g .sg I I 'rn A , ',. i i appearances for school and civic groups CORNET Alan Bevis Jimmy Canup James Cavanah 'B1at'c'rd'Ca-nr Glen Crawford Ann Fenton Johnny Hanus Clayton Skinner PERCUSSION Charles Bauerle Wilbur Chancey Melba Combs Eugene Joiner Larry Kinsey Mariorie Pipkin Gerald Taylor Jerry Towson Members of the CONCERT BAND are Joy Coward, Maxine Britt, Spencer Smith Betty Sue Lee, Rowena Taylor, Hannah Garrett, and Harriette Lamb first row. Second row: Carol Point, Joanne Turner, Wanda Dean, Paul Letts, Patricia Lieb, Nadine Waddell, Linda Rauler, son Roe Goodman, Jimmy Williams, L m, and Gloria Palmer Ros ter SAXOPHONE L man Graham Gloria a James Williams CLARINET Maxine Britt Joy Coward Carole Point Spencer Smith Joanne Turner FLUTE AND PICCOLO Hannah Garrett Harriette Lamb Betty Sue Lee Rowena Taylor TROMBONE Jerry Bowman Warren Nelms Franklin Sumner -spas- Members of the GERMAN BAND are Joy Coward, Carol Point, Virginia Fischer, Mr. Berg, Roe Goodman, Alan Bevis, and James Cavanah. 48 HORN Wanda Dean Paul Letts Patricia Lieb Nancy McCall Linda Raulerson Nadine Waddell BASSOON Roe Goodman BARITONE Virginia Fischer Tommy Letts Sally McLain Jim Glore David Tomkins BASS Gary Chastine Gary English! I .Sf T f i The life of a twirler requires a great deal more than looking glamorous at the football games. Third row: James Cavanah, Alan Bevis, Johny Hanus, Glen Crawford, Jimmy Canup, Fnn Fenton, Bradford Cox, Clayton Skinner, Jerry Towson, Gerald Taylor, Gary Chastine, Charles Bauerle, Mariorie Pipkin, Wilbur Chancey, Eugene Joiner, Sally McLain, Vfrginia Fischer, Jim Glore, Franklin Sumner, Jerry Bowen, and Warren Nelms. X 1' l ,f The Lakeland Dreadnaught Band OFFICERS ROE GOODMAN Captain VIRGINIA FISCHER Lieutenant JAMES CAVANAH O JOY COWARD Ensign of Girls JIMMY WILLIAMS Ensign of Boys MR. ERIC BERG Director V 1 f X 2 'I ,Z-D 4 Q, 1 .4 J 7 615 If E' X' 'J ry N 'Qui 1 RR gft5567'T Elk.. Peggy Dillinger Wanda Dean Betty Sue Taking a breather are band officers James Cavgpgb Roe Goodman Lee and Deanna Holloway display their Jimmy Williams Joy Coward and Virginia Fischer talents with the baton 49 :pak X I I X. waxy I E 1 X vu. xxxxKlg-.nnxilI ' ll, If U 2 na 'l 0 I 1 TTI I I1 W m -. IO 5 KO 'B 5 LO 5 'O Q m fi 1' V1 m -+. O 1 2' 10 f'1 O J O ro - -. u- rn I m vt Beautiful music is poured from the souls of these choristers every day, Under the cllrectnon of Eruc Berg they do vocals and songs mlllar o a famo choral groups Well do we remember the lovely con cer glven by them last year ,,-42,44 ZKQ4 L mms, 1 ULN UE DLNB nnunlcro CHUDLQ x .-1 Lookmg abnormally angellc are Betty Sue Lee Louree Coker .lu IE Berdon Patsy Stephens Valeroe Brckerstafl Pat McGauley Donelle Moon Frances Schaller Boys are Bob Varner Charles Glore Jack Lee George Mershon and Wendell Alderman 50 ',1lllln lf' X . . ,.. at y u X , XXX I t. ,N l ' 00: - J, 114 42:34- . I 1 A y , -ii ,' .5 N A 4, , x . -T in XX l I l l E , X. Q ET 1 X h , 1 I Z l N l f l ' C f I Us . Z- In good voice we find Donna Kinser, Carmina Donatell' arbara Regan, Valerie Bucker staff, Patsy Stephens, Lyman Graham, an endell Alderman. OFFICERS WENDELL ALDERMAN President VALERIE BICKERSTAFF Vice Presnder-t PATSY STEPHE NS Secretary Treasurer DONNA KINSER CARMINA DONATELLI BARBARA REGAN LYMAN GRAHAM Representatrves MR ERIC BERG Director RJHVMJ 'lf . ,Mira Af P2 In rehearsal are Mary Carn Jeannle Lovett Hazel Mercer Barbara Regan Jeanmne Talley Doris Surrency Peggy Smgle tary Tnppy McFadden Pat Thornton Carolyn Sterlung Peggy Cox Yvonne McClelland Jane Smoot and C Second row Lmda Duckter Ida Ruce Martne Strnckland Annette Van Wmkle Gwen Thomas Elaune Vaughn Wannamae Gordon Jamce Evans Suzanne Walden Mary Ellen Stalvey Nancy 5l Carlusle Dorothy Francls Kay Woodall Barbara Stalltngs Roxy anne Abernathy and Donna Knnser Thurd row Freddle Coker Gretchen Woodall Vnrgmna Lee Manlyn Raunes Dons Drewery Louvema Howell Jack Jackson George Schermerhorn Lyman Graham La ry Hardun Jnm Edwards Robert GII LaDonna Canady Mary Duana Johnson Par Douberly Conme Cheyne and Rosemary Sands -1.1 ...1.- 1...-.- ea r N L L , A - - f tl y tl, 15.5 sl, f-rf ' ,. n I . r It A Lf, . All jx ,-.. df V 'V f 'ffm- , , 1 1 . V, I -.A q i , 1 ' f 1 mf at 'V ' , ty - ' ' , I Q1 , j - T v y .:' Jef., ' . - .a . v L' ' L , . . sv ' ,5 ' ' 1 1 i s I 5 ' lb V 11 . l , Y is 5 r . u 1 r K A - . ' a I A I ' P ' ' z ., , A 1 M L . . - r D I I A I A I I ' I ' r I I I ' I I I A ' l I I I ' 1 , , , ' I, A , , , 2 ' A , ' , ' ' , 1 F ' 1 ' f i , ' V I I I I l ' I I Y , , , ' .-...s..,,,, , -, , OFFICERS ALAN NELSON Presidenr DAVID DOSTER Ftrst Vice President CURTIS LOGAN Second Vice President JACK TAYLOR Secretary ' ' so LEGERTON Treasurer GENE CHOPPA I Sergeant-at-Arms X JERRY BASSETT HENRY PRICE Board of Controls ,Z-v Playing be-bop are Gene Choppa, David Dosfer, Alan Nelson, Curtis Logan, Jack Taylor, Jerry Bassett, and Ed Legerton. Ready to ride are Wayne Bell, Julian Bowen, Allen Mundy, Wendell Alderman, James McCullough, Henry Price, James Hall, and Rex Alves, first row. Second row: Thomas DiCesare, Richard Higgins, Chuck Glore, Thaddeus Barber, Dennis Surrency, Homer Cheyne, Lawrence Wood, and William Anderson. -1 inl, ' I .cf' gf, Ji J 52 Scratclnung off are Sally A1wood Nancy Key Evelyn Gag, Charlotte Serr and Jackie Smurh Junuor Ex change Club sponsors x ' 1 ra llllll aqua. 5-J il -s -uv TQ .lawn ,.o' X JOIN , .lumor Exchange Club Baskmg an the Florida sunshcne are Sherndan Teach uf Ken Eaton Leo Haymans and Robert Kreumer front row Second row Wslbur Chance was Games Chauncey Cronkrne Phulup Crews and Bull R ng V 34 3 Xl---. 4.4. f!N of 12 -N.: 10 45 -'-4 53 qu 4 -e -' Wg Gr- X,-fx ' f . X V X fx - ' . A 'A 1 l - - W I 'L Q - J VX 'il v'l rl ,I -A.' 7 v 3- V E W ' '. I A .oo . ' X 1 . H l , ' .X Tfg ' , T x I4 Z- E l fl xp h I' C , ' 'wa-.:.,1 821 V Q. pl' , my ., X ' . . X Y l A 1 'X I-1 I , i 1 , ! 5 u ' Q ' I 7 l Ava in ' or , Q I . . 4 .. ,, - -M ' 5 A fl' ' . ,X , ' I Mr l . av. ,fp - -Q M X l' Q N 4, , .J - , - N -L M 'W' 7 . 4 - xc ,4 - xi ' A ' , 'Y '. . e 'v 14 - ' v , F -. - .f. -3,1 ' l' - ,fp rf ' A 'vw ' L . w I Q V ,., ' .- R5 J' 7 ' ' ' . f . A C F' 5 ol T . - ' ' - .S X - - , I ' ' I t ' . Q X Y' ' A., C ,V ' 'ix . C-1: V ,4 w ' ,. X tk 'S W A. 5 .Q x I V. .N 4 'jf x OFFICERS POWELL ADAMS President WALLY SMITH Vice President BILL THOMAS Secretary BILLY COMBEE Treasurer ROWLETT BRYAN Tail Twister BILLY KNIGHT Lion Tamer E X 1 rt H I llllll! X7 Buying tickets for the Senior Clubs dance Billy Knight Rowlett Bryant and Wally Smith 2 i Q l it ,ax iam ,jc Watering the newly planted shrubbery in front of th h I J I1 Conrad, Peyton Montgomery, Bill Rivers, and Bob Jordan. e sc oo are o n Bickart, Harry Brock, Richard 54 are Powell Adams Bill Thomas Billy Combe I' Fda Keeping up flowers and shrubs IH front of The school is an annual pro ject of The Junior Lions Club which was founded in 1948 Another under Taking of The Lions putting down wooden walks To The gym The boys have held several football dances . W Z Proudly showing off the Lions Club pennant are Billy Futch Bobby Harrell James Kolb Billy Sheridan Charles Landers Ed-JNifl'H3'ms Walter Morris and Bobby Godfrey. V ' gn 'U l 1 fUZl Tl i 4 A911 41 A Completely mysfified are Lawrence Harvey Joe Lambe Bob Boulware and George Register 'Zvi v1 'Wit hiv, 'rr 'P-rf v. 77 To the compleie dismay of the club editor and 1l1e photographer we find mugging at 1he camera Jerry Novak, Roger Turner, Bill Jones, Leonard Gilbert, and Jim Allen. 56 Club OFFICERS JOE LAMBE President BOB BOULWARE Vice President LAWRENCE HARVEY Secrevary GEORGE REGISTER Treasurer LEONARD GILBERT Parliamenrarian ROGER TURNER Historian JIM ALLEN Chaplain JERRY NOVAK Sergeanr-avYArrns ROBERT STERLING Reporfer MR. VERNON HALL MR. CLAUDE THOM O Advisers The boys were champs in the service club basketball tournament held in the spring. They are responsi- ble tor the Homecoming dance and also for furnish- ing escorts for the sponsors of the football gameswan annual proiect of this group. A new undertaking is the construction of a faculty parking lot. llkb L-su-it LL, ,xl - as B D Q ll Audmoning for the tooth paste ads are Key Club sponsors Marsha Myrick Susie Tope Glenda Cook and Priscilla McDonald X9 if 1' fd Af ,QNX 35 ,,..-- IL one 7 Rr' 41 If -..s .is Completing plans for sidewalk extension are Dickie Langley Randy Fenton Bull Jones Steve Melvin Robert Sterling and Jackie Akins 57 1 , 3 , o U 5 kj I 34 J' l ' - ' ' I ' x.,-'V .,, - 'V i , N 1 1, ,x . Xt it X 4 a . 1. 1- X l , x ' 'Y b .1 . I f . K I, K -j 4 6, t R , . X . x - N W A I i 5. , N, l ! 9 .nik-.fr fl' Ff A , if ' ' . n . R5 . ,QQ ' A 'QQ Q x , - ,,,-If -. ' .- - . y - X I IA ey' i ,M , - - uw -, f r . r .1 , N11 t - -' fi sf'-'sf i . . - , H ss: 'fa-v -f -1 J' iv . , J, gpg, ..'b,..,,- L R ' f Q . Z .Aa,. .- ,- ,' t ' l I I tL'l:.- 4. - - ' x - - ',- ' , 'O - - 2, f 'NT' ig 'P.',:.-41 ' f 1- A ,ffl i f ,.Q.+1i: 2512 -515,-f-Flwi fffxfis Qffz.. f-iw Y Mr? my V, ,.f. The results really were edible, despite the expressions of Marsha Myrick, Patsy Stewart, Sally Atwood, Priscilla McDonald, Susie Tope, and Glenda Cook. 'f I .fi Rewriting the constitution are Sandra Robertson, Nancy Key, Nancy Pollard, Jackie Steclcer, and Susanne Sanders, -l--' I L - OFFICERS MARSHA MYRICK Presider-t PATSY STKWFART Viqig Pm siflfyf' SUSlE TOPE Serra-'am SALLY ATWOOD U GLENUA CO JK PRlSClLLA MQDONALD Parliarnef tar a MRS. l.UClLE BRYANT MISS MAXINE MClNlYRE Advisers 4 NE 1 W 142 if ,A Mm r' ill xii Af. l... gt H ka- ii .ii fav W Heading for the Rose Keller Home are Mary Byrd, Cran Heddon, Martha Joanne Hill, Jean Permenter, Paula Pritchard Youngen and Lynne Morris. Every Wednesday two members of the Keyettes go to the Rose Keller Home to play with the children. Another civic project is fixing baskets for the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas. That cake bake was a little out of the ordinary, but the girls agreed it was a lot of fun. They also provided the student body with pom-pomsmfor a price! X ' ' l 1'rl 'NX r JI 4 Jg W 1 Q p' YL' 'r It L 1 Lf ,i3i2ilI And making those famous pom-poms are Betty Bolton, Gwen Busing, Sonya Smith, Emily Hull, Lou Sims, and Becky Pruitt. 59 Ii' ew 8 75:1 Wi? X I f n ' , 5 QQ sal f cf . ' it .Q- In USS' IH I 1-. 4 Q UN DTN K Chpn. Oo ,ll Louree Coker rs demonsrratrng the proper Technique of checkung eyes to Dot McLeod Evelyn Gay Jane Hamby Nancy Ward and Barbara Srnnh Checking eyes for The grammar schools and decorating The cafe terra at holidays such as Hallo Ween Thanksglvlng and Christ mas are lusl two of the worth whsle prolecfs of the Lronelfe Servlce Club The gurls had fun on The hayrlde held lolnfly vvllh The Junlor Luons Club In October IJ OFFICERS LOUREE COKER Presrdenf EVELYN GAY Vice Presndenf BARBARA SMITH Secretary DOT MCLEOD Treasurer NANCY WARD Lron Tamer JANE HAMBY Mane Puller Slacked neally iotem po e sly e Povcll Adams Wally Srwfh Billy Con ee I Thou a d R charm Conrad sponso 5 il' MISS MABEL CAPERTON MRS CATHRYN WILLIAMS Adyrse- s L: e tes DLR A lkxvrjqbp 60 Q0 ff!! I 2-.F g Maruanne Sharp Betty Sue Lee Margie Brizendine Sylvia Robertson Ruth Taylor Nina Hauck Dov Willis and Janice Sloan are enloyung that good ole Florida sunshine Em QJNJL 14. gp? 1 Ld qu. QQ:-,f 7N S -..g, ,s5, 4 -1 ,. sg!! vw '.-I 'si' Q. he 42 L A ...gvfff s.. K Jean Hamby, Jackie Smith, Ann Barr, Valerie Bickersfaff, Joan Braswell, Rita Nash, and Barbara Ford are walking down the back road to the gym. bl ,-f 1, -.lf ,Z fr A. 3' Plannmg prolects are Ada Gnola Nancy Warren Thomasena Ellnoi and are Mary Valenfme Molly Campbell and Carolyn Morrus Y Teens Ednh Monson sealed Standing ska, :Aw Xxx HN-is 45 V7 xz 4' Pr QQ. .f f'l 'l K If -.'3!I'.5'fv rgulgilillf Iwmlngxfi P Hunan' ku 553 Tian ,h In it muh ly 2 1 15 Lookmg straught unto the cameras lenses are Par Bradley Nancy Lewus Mary Vesta Selph Peggy Cox 62 ' . 4-441421, 7247 ,4 JV C 4,816 KE' P CIW-ffl as . I Lf -' ' X I l , 7 Lk ji- 1 2 , 'L ,K ,- .7 V . 'P Q 4 A L Ntv x W A W x :ua V 1 2- .IRQ V ll A-A' 4' I 'AF - , , ! V ff L l V I L 9 V ss,' My K . fl ' flgyl' ' -ffx A Q ' ll W 3 so gill tam, , 3, 1' ' ' ' -J - L ' ' f . 5 , 4 l l L 'off L 6 I V -W1 ?-f.Li4'gb ZW' an a , ,G f , fr 5 3, jay f Q l 1 f 1' ' h QQ pg . .LL ,Agn QQ' '71 me -4 .a . X .I 11: .WI ll A! . 'Ml .ln 'Q ' A I A' 'MMHJ M1 A ak nf' N V74 V L N. MX. 1543? 7. 416- 6' 4 ,a 4? fb s if arf 5 OFFICERS ADA GIOIA President MARY VALENTINE Vice President THOMASENA ELLIOTT Secretary CAROLYN MORRIS Treasurer MOLLY CAMPBELL Reporter EDITH MONSON Drive Chairman NANCY WARREN Chaplain MRS. JESSIE MAE CHAMBERS MISS FRANCES FURLOW Advisers Ready to begin a Y-Teen project are Bobbie Johnston, Shirley Sloan, Mary Alice Brooks, Doryce Sperry, and Annette Van Winkle. Grab your guy! Everybody heard this fa- miliar cry during Twirp Sea- son when the Y-Teens, an industrious girls' s e r v i c: e club, held the Sadie Haw- kins dance. This group was overioyecl when their can- didate was chosen Home- coming King. They also en- tered a float in the parade for this festivity. Selling caps in school colors was another PrOIect. VW? I .-- ' . I A 95 -'ti 'dt 40 -UQ- Dir ,, Am 1 Iullh f' it ill Boosting their candidates are Carolyn Barnard, Bunny Underhill, Martha Watson, Helen Highgmith Eva Anderson, and Annette Nall. 63 1' Dot Moore is reading Q., 'lmfsi 221533 ff' a passage from the Bible to Qhirley Williams, Dora Lois Coile, an Two obiectives of the Youth for Christ Club are to pro' rnote better understanding of Christ and the Bible and to stimulate interest in the religious phases ot school life. This inspiring group meets once every week. C! E5 fiiuff' NR Q4 - fr !f Melba Vickers. Y V ' l 'Ii Youth for Ch rlst , 1101 5 5 il 4 2 X ll leafs. ak, 'V 5 , I s . Attend-ng early rttorrwmg pra,er service in Rooirt 2 are Ada Grimes Janie Shetor' and Glen Cranford first row Second row' Jo,ce Collier Wiriifred Bauer Francis Henna-cy Third row Wanda Johnson Ba pr roara Stalngs and Ra ph Tarlor Fourth row Jeanette Colitis Cvadvs Shiver and Miriam Foster th row, Tonsm, Jie-'ls Bett, Sl1.ver,aI'td Katirta Louizos Taking time off for a picture are Mary Lou Morrison, Valerie Parish, Betty Raye Sheridan, and Marilyn Sassen, first row. Second row: Elsie McCall, Jean Hamby, and Iva Young. Third row: Rose Marie Goheen, Janice Hedrick, Vertie Mae Pitts, and Frieda Padgett. Fourth row: Barbara Johnson, Barbara Pennington, Shirley Adams, and Janice Hicks. OFFICERS DOT MOORE President DORA LOIS COILE Vice President SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Secretary MELBA VICKERS Treasurer MISS FRANCES FURLOW Adviser I f :QQ- Paula Sue Bowman is holding a discussion on the meaning of religion with Betty Wells, Noretta Dansby, and Yvette Willis, seated in front. Seated in back are Rebecca Gunnin, Merrill Futch, Pat Magee, Grace Bartlett, and Mary Vesta Selph. Standing in rear are Angie Fletcher, Myrna Whitener, Nancy Warren, Elizabeth Bullock, Frieda Hatcher, and Willie Jean Collins. 65 Library-A.V.A. Clu C atrmg In the Ilbrary are Betty Raye Sherudan Roderuck Gerwe Davnd Lloyd Ruasell Rehburg Jeaneite Grlbert Barbara Anthony Shirley Walling and Marslyn Sassen The LubraryAVA Club sold Chrnstmas cards for the purpose of ranslng money To buy a dnsplay case for the library Another worthvvhlle prolecr of Thus club was beautnfynng The grounds around The library Taking Instructions from Mass Keen are Dean Carver Joyce Lynch Glen Walker Tommy GI assner and Bob Jordan fnrst row Second row Joyce Wnnferrnufe Joyce Fudge Jeanefre Collins Mary Alrce Smnfh Russell Shan C um Peddy and Lanclss Flermng Svandlng Johnny Hanus Kennelh Taylor Mary Whm and Barbara Wheeler ..-Q I 66 OFFICERS MARILYN SASSEN Presvden RODERICK GERWE Vrce Presfdenr BETTY RAYE SHERIDAN Secrc-'ary DAVID LLOYD Treasurer BARBARA ANTI-IONV Reporrer JEANETTE GILBERT Socral Chafrmar -Qsr 'l' SHIRLEY WALLING Parlramenrarran RUSSELL REHBERG S roearvv ar A rv- MR GEORGE JOHSON MISS EUNICE KEEN MR JOHN TEANY MRS VIRGINIA THOMASSON Advrsers 1 , 9- ' .4 I , . .' 'I ,fi 1. E I 1 . 1' IA X Y ' , ' ' , non, onrad Walling, Wanda Johnson, Jw , A 4 . : , , 4 , ..-LL.....,, xr - nu ' Q xl, ' Y . A Y 4 t . Tam 0'Shan ter MARY BYRD Editor rn Chief JOHN BICKART Advertrsrng Manager RONNIE JULIAN Circulation Manager MRS Lucns BRYANT 'xx' ,fp- Faculty Advrser t N Ronme Jullan Mary Byrd and John Buckart are holdung a top level conference The Tam OShanter IS one of the few prlnted lnterary magazines In Florlda Two edltlons composed of the students stones, poems, art work and snapshots are published yearly Contests are held to determine the contents and cover l ,dr ,dwg ,J :JN 5 mlm' ...V I fl 1-ill!! xi .lt lt Baskung nn the glow of the years fnrst edmon are assocnate ednors Dolores lafferty Alan Bevns Barbara Smith Douglas Games Robert Rnchardson Susanne Sanders Carolyn Coward and Ann French if n u V V3 4 ' I e ' -' - ' 3- v , C 1,1 J ' 4 l 5' ' ' l ll , ' w A , , V , A- I v . ' -in H 4 rx .nl 1- x 7 NQ. vz? S--is ---- -Q-N N-M 'nl' t ,u.......- , . . . . . . . . , . 1 . . If 'I f ' A as 5 ft' 4 'C gf C M , ,V l Q 5 V tl l , yi .l 1' , ' , ESQ M X Q 1' I' ' i A H24 , L M 1 A P 5 C t U f , Q U , -f .L l 1 67 Bagpipe ' X . f .5 0 Q E ffl g I L' - nm, J. Edntorxal staff puttnng the paper to bed are June Anderson Mason Sally Atwood Glenda Cook Robert Sterling Ed Leger Marsha Myruck Delores Jarrett Julle Berdon Curtls Logan ton Sylvua Robertson and George Register J n Permenter Dot McLeod Paula Pntchard Mary Lourse The Bagpipe, our splendid school paper won the mall contest sponsored by Flornda State as well as other honors Mass Vurgunua Davns advuses them EDITORIAL STAFF Susle Tope Edutorln Chnef Dot McLeod Associate Marsha Myrlck Man agmg Paula Prltchard Make Up S Robert Sterllng Sports George Reg lster Assocnate June Ancerson Features Julle Berdon and Delores Jarrett Copy Sylvua Robertson Club Glenda Cook Exchange and Ed Legerton Photographer BUSINESS STAFF Allow Mundy Busnness M gle Brvzendnne Advertlslng Be ty Sue L ssoclate Jnm Edgy ene Cho a Bxll Embry Clrculatlor- J an Permenter Pro to Carter Office Joan raswell Richard Conrad Joy Farson olores afer yna Morrls Annette Nall Susanne Sanders Marlanne Sharp Jackue Stecker Shlrley Wulllams P Bradley Barbara Downmg Ellzabeth Haarman Loretta Glannlnt Sollcltors Jlmmy Edgy Susue Tope and Allen Mundy are takung copy to the printer W 1 UMD 7 S N. 'L Working on ad lay outs are Barbara Downmg Marlanne Sharp rad In front Behtnd are Joan Braswell Eluzabeth Haarman Betty Sue Lee Margne Bnzendlne Susanne Sanders Jackue Annette Nall Pat Bradley Joy Fauson Lynn Moms Gene Stecker Shurle Wu Dolores Lafferty and Rtchard Con 63 Choppa Bull Embry and Ann Carter 1: lxy fy 1 5 2 , 5 '-1 vi Q- .4 f N , I 1 4, , xg -me , g ' to - f V 1 , ,wx .. A - .. - g , I A A 4 g V I . I 37. . . V .. I 1 A 1 g h , W' ' , ' ' tg , l jAr1 ,. terg N! ' lv 1 X ' L , , - l T If 4 R f A L J T N Q' g xx f 'ff' X 5. 5 1 ' f v. KX .1 I: , N4- V A ,-, . I, sf.: ' Al , K 'I' X r ' '- J or Q- -rf ' -4. Quill and Scroll , .1 1 I., Q0 lllw 1 Lookmg over the charter are Patsy Stewart Martha Younger Lynn Morrus Carrued away by school publuca ttons are Kat Logan Dot McLeod Leonard Gilbert Vnrguma Lee Becky Pruttt and Eltzabeth H a a r m a n seated Standmg S lly Atwood Jerry Bassett lenda Cook Mar Loulse Mason Marianne Sha p Robert Ruchardson Ronme Juluan Mary Byrd Delores Jarrett Nanc e Jane Drudgers and Ju June Anderson and OFFICERS JUNE ANDERSON President MARTHA YOUNGER Vice President PATSY STEWART Secretary RITA NASH Treasurer LYNN MORRIS Hlstorlan Senclmg rnagazmes to Ratford was one of the prolects of the Ernue Pyle chapter of the Quill and Scroll Members of thxs organlzatlon must maintain a B average I m 3 Q. U' 0 O 3 'O' :r CD ffl 'Y or 'fi -h O -fi m CD rn 3' O 2 'U C Q E na Z' O 3 -.- s x .fx A O' fr-ru:-wig I 'all Ill hll lfll B if x -4' ,L , fx , . ff? I . ' '- ff' l'k.1ll 1 1 fd, . I if 't I t 5. ' 5' lf ' S . 1 ' . , V. . I xx . I . 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' ,, , ,sl e':CTf - ' '- 69 X VXN-Q ,.. , .Ar June Anderson Jerry Bassett Leonard Gulbert Roger Turner and Pats Stewart are look Y :ng through the 53 Hughlander as Marsha Myruck reports on the Columbna Scholastnc Press scorebook PATSY STEWART EdlTOVtV1 Chref ROGER TURNER Class Asslstant BECKY PRUITT Class Assrstanr MARSHA MYRICK Club Editor BETTY BOLTON Assistant JERRY BASSETT Art Edftor PATSY STEWART Pfctortal Edrtor LOU SIMS Assistant JUNE ANDERSON Faculty and Feature Edrtor NANCY KEY Assrstant LEONARD GILBERT Sports fdltor KEN EATON Assvstant MISS HAZEL HALEY Aclvrser lghiander Edltorral Staff x '91,- .v,. du- iss PATSY STEWART Editor rn Chref Work work, work' Thus ns the motto of the Hughlander Editorial Staff Deadlmes to be met puctures to be udentlfned, and layouts to be planned make up only a small portnon of the work thxs group does to gnve you the best annual ever The Hnghlanders of 52 and 53 receuved fnrst class natronal ratungs from Columbna Scholastuc Press L, ict f Jumor Edltors Lou Sums Becky Pruntt Ken Eaton Betty Bolton and Nancy Key are preparung copy for the T954 edrtuon H ' ' ' A 1 1 . XS' I I C. A TJ . .1 -U , if US by A it 'VV Cp.-, k ,V, ,Away XL-V 'L nt, 51 I ff X 'C' 'V in I J , A f T 4 x -I I. , - l ., ' ' . . 5 ul A fi. .r-' 'K -.E E T 3 I W 4' if r - ' ' . . I X . . , ,X A ., 7 J . 1' '41, . H chi ,RR T ! A s .. -rf, , v - I , , , ..y55.,.,.- A 1 V 1,. A . 1 J C t I 1 , f K- '2- 115 Q FW 1 if Yi In Martha Younger Sally Sue Mason Deanna Henderson Mary Lou Chrrsfransen and Gaul Srnger are Iookrng through the prcforral ad secfuon whrch rs therr prlde and roy Hr hlander Busmess Staff Each member of This staff agrees That Taking care of the busrness Transactions of the Hlghlander was rntereshng and fun They solrcrted ads drew up the prctorual advertrsung Sectlon, and sold yearbooks1ofhe sf nts wxoqi Jfylff! SALLY ATWOCD LINDA JO HARRELL Co Business Managers XV 4 MARY Lou CHRISTJANSEN GAIL SINGER UF' I DEANNA HENDERSON i ?' SALLY Sus MASON MARTHA YOUNGER RITA NASH 'Ju -C'TNT7Y'UgT'- JANE DRIDGERS Solrcrrors MISS MAXINE MCINTYRE Advrser fig:- Rrfa Nash, Vrrgrnua Lee, Lrnda Jo Harrell, Jane Drrdgers, and Sally Atwood are on rherr way to solrcut ads from downtown merchants 7' ,Z N. '. 1 1. , ,V ' 7 L lx in , , TL. 1' ' H 0 I N ' ' f ,,1 ' f, 4 , ' 1 ff! , , if f fl ' I A ss . A ' ff ' f 1 ' ' as L , 4 . lf' ... r tw wr ff G A on 1 if : X 5 S JA 'X A , f-.. , N, f A . L - S- ,X vs. X ...,,. ...-s5s-- C 1 ska. ' ,,,,,,,,.W, if .,.. A , , f '. S C , ' Q I - 1 Q Q s . 5 ' V .1 , I 35 A , 5 11 ' -1 ' A -' ' ....--- ---r--1 .J f .4 , - ' 'W -'uh rv ,Q . f. 1 ,vi 4 N .l'P x I A E Y . . fx ' . 4 ! ' - , VIR - SW' - ' 0 ' P K .. Did you see the float en- titled Here Lies Plant in the Homecoming parade? It was planned and built by the G.A.A. and placed third in the contest. Good sports- manship is the ideal ot these girls. By selling candy they furnished equipment for the physical education group. G .A .A . OFFKIERS MARJORIE HODGIN President NINA HAUCK Vice President ELLA MAE MILLER Secretary-Treasurer VERNA SHEAFFER Reporter ,Q wl -1 ew J The girls preparing to go to the athletic field for their afternoon games are Elaine Vaughn, Janet Muller, Jo Vines, Barbara Creamer, Johnie Mae Timmons, Eva Jane Townsend, Kurina Greenbaum, Barbara Welch, Qean Glass, Jeanette Gilbert, Pat Bickmire, Jan Lester, Jacque McPhail, and Elinor Jackson, first row. Second-row: Peggy Singletary, Doris Surrency, Valerie Rader, and Dorothy Francis. The Girls in Blue and White Verna Sheatler Ella Map Miller Margie Hodgm anct Nina Hauck are looking over some athletic equipment 72 1 Z! 71 V People luke Jerry Drawdy Joe Barnard Ed Wullnams Wllluam Anderson and OFFICERS JERRY DRAWDY Presfdenf JOE BARNARD Vvce Presfdenr LAWRENCE HARVEY Secretary ED Wl LLIAMS Treasurer x-. WILLIAM ANDERSON Sergeanr ar Arms MISS MAXINE MCINTYRE COACH L L NELSON Advisers tt 1 Lawrence Harvey are the reason the orange farnuly decreases 4 u 77 45? L kll Ill Proud of these boys? We really are because they are the outstandtng personalities an the sports picture at L H S Members may be dlstnnguushed by the orange and black letter lackets they wear Qi! I ,es 'QW' Lookung susplclously luke apes are Montgomery, Bobby Harrell, Jackne Jordan Henry, Rowlett Bryant, Wally Smnth, Ed Legerton, Peyton Conrad, Allen Mundy, Robert Sterlmg, and Bobby ,X if A ' f I x .' l4f.. ni-f . . '5 -Y, - -5 . L one ,rf E ' 4 A 1' - . . ' 4. ' if 'yr . . - xl 1, l ' Q P , 41 1 i, 3 , , -.6 Q 1 - l . Q ' ' ' - t jx A I ' 3' , . If '-L' 'V I 6 l A' 7 14 2. ,X . ' l f:,x,,, :Lg L - 1' if J ' ' M E 't' L X -t x I X r - r be N ' A 7 l r 3 t J i l W f ' , .Li 2' , Q ' . A 1 . 3 lr . ' 1 , v 't ' - r ' t l ' 2 - t swf. 1 L ' . 1 , ,Ass, m y if 1 .U fe t, . ,, . I V l, . I , . I , 3? 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V r.. . 7 ' lag all F! -rn -rn nr un :1 in 3 +4 Helpmg wlth the routnne offuce work are Mary Lou Morrnson Patsy Puckle Muss Jean Crosbie Kathy Gallagar Lucrlle Entzmunger Emily Hughes Ada Groaa Nancy Warren and Lanelle Hurt ,,gJJ.1JvvJ nil' 1- 1 E 9: 71, 'IA if 74 Perlo Workers Taking up slips keepung records makrng calls blow :ng the bugle cashuerang handling the flag ow would you luke to have one of these lobs'P LH S really owes a lot to these farthful workers for guv ng up part of thelr spare tlme to ad the school ng hem , non ng task are Davr Tomk ns J Claytor Skrnner Alan vs rv Can an Jo s bo boys Q W ff 4 :if W l MW mf . f 7 -sr .1 1 ff' TS' Talking over the best methods of giving apt: tude tests are Mrs Norma Warren and her ,EEK helpers Wanda Dean and Joy Faison ' 1 4 Selling ice cream and cashiering is the routine these lunchroom helpers follow every day. We can never thank Ginny Fischer, Barbara Richard- son, and Hallie Woodward! . fb ., Folding the flag as school closes are Charles Whitehead, Powell Adams, Robert Baldwin, Grady Hagler, and Jack MacArthur, flag boys. vt-1'f', ' 5 59' 0:7- g fri' -.uv t g fe 'f f -:fl f-33 4, , ,.a,.. .fx f N-' fu .,:,.g5 I .yan 1. , Y . .1-we ',,5 i 1. L3 Q '- . .-iv QQSAM V, , , ., A , .4 ,M :1,':,,k was .',--nn - ,ru 1. ' .' fs- 1 - iff' - .-e f -- a Q me is .e,,g,.w. W e rf sl- I OFFICERS BARBARA RICHARDSON Captain MARGE HODGIN Junior Lieutenant JEAN CARVER Sophomore Lieutenant N I NA HAUCK President FRANCES SCHALLER Vice President EVA TOWNSEND Secretary-Treasurer MISS MARJORIE MITCHELL Adviser Thus fall the newly organuzed grrls drull team, the Crursers, made its debut at the St Pete football game The precrsron marching and formations have added much to Lakeland s halftrme shows Congratulatrons are In order to these talented Ready to go are Barbara Rrchardson Frances Schaller Marge Hodgm Mary Alrce Smnth Dorothy Kelly Myrtle Rumph Jeanette Grlbert Eltnor Jackson Jacque McPharI Jeanne Conolly Jean Carver Gwen Thomas Dons Surrency Nma Hauck Lmda Drckter Betty McCrame Jan Lester Eva Townsend Koruna Lakeland High Wire Im-1 Buslly wrmng scrnpt for the forfhcommg broadcast are Shnrley WII hams Nelua McCloud Leonard Galberf and Gloria Garrison OFFICERS NELIA MCCLOUD Manager SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Assrsranr Manager GLORIA GARRISON Secretary Treasurer LEONARD GILBERT Publfcrry Chairman MR JOE JOHNSON Advrser JL Hats off To The Lakeland Hugh Wlre' The organization founded this year IS respon srble for producung the radio program over The facnhhes of statlon WONN each week I1 glves The publuc an Idea of our varrous actnvmes and The vast amount of faIen1 found a1L H S is Audmonmg for a radio program are Sandra Caustic Doras Drewery Graham Baskervnlle Louvema Howell Jack Taylor Pat Hood and Ed Legerion gn A 1yp,C5l Keyene meer.,-gg All this for a linle ole L 2? 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I Z 1 - .ga f A r : cccosx k,f,S'..:-- 1 . 1: 1 P 'Y f 2' , - O A , 4, 12 A4 V ' .-. ff . ,, - djs: Dreacgfighght OFFICERS PRISCILIA MCDONALD Captain NANCY KEY Co-Capvain MISS MABEI. CAPERTON Advrser From the looks of rhings, the cheerleaders are ready for the trip To For? Lauderdale made possible through the couriesy of the Quarterback Club. Miss Mabel Caperion, adviser, chaperoned the girls, I BARBARA sfvum and mov ofoum ff 4 C' x 'JLD-' K .. 82 EVELYN GAY and JACKIE SMITH 'f 51' ' NANCY KEY and ELEANOR EIDSON Cheerleaders QJ . jk? ALL SET? . . . YOU BET! This is the shout of the twelve girls who cheer the Dread! naughts on to victory. Their pep and vitality prove them to be the girls with the mostest on the ball. X' -, ,f l . Vs '. ,V st, xf' X412 NANCY POLLARD and JANE HAMBY ' xr 'J ANN BARR and GLENDA cooic PRISCILLA MCDONALD and SYLVIA ROBERTSON EE: BE, ' ft K:'a 83 WE'RE ON THE UP AND THE UP! From left to right: Judy O'Quin, Barbara Smith, Jackie Smith, Evelyn Gay, Eleanor EIdS0r1 Nancy Key, Nancy Pollard, Jane Hamby, Ann Barr, Glenda Cook,'Pri5qiIla McDonald and Sylvia Robertson. Hail, Hail, Dreadnaughts' rv JERRY DRAWDY X Capram bg X ay, Fnrsf row Bob Jordan Bob Trrpp Lawrence Harvey Jerry Drawdy Wllllam Anderson Bull Knnghi Randy Fenton Bob Godfrey Jack Alford Bull Combee Second row Duck Tafro John Murphy Louis Grnmes Don Henry Joe Barnard Bob Harrell Hugh Shaver Duck Lens Ray Garrlson Ed Read Homer LM ,MM 'lu 'S 1 lam! And Hail to all the Coaches, too' qf NURMI NELSON Head Coach I 631 3 Our thanks go out To the coaches of Lakeland Hugh for bulldrng The Dreadnaughfs Info a hard fight :ng Team We realize That only because of your unllrlng efforls Thus was accomplished Allhouoh the season was enrlrely Bug Ten and The golng was rough al Turnes you were always there preparung the boys for every type of of fensuve lil .lm ,- A Seated: John Staples Jack Barker B'Il Teate. Standing: J'm M'ller John Patsy, Earl Stokes. 'QQ I ' . V A L In f.' ju .tu . , z At, .5 Q 1' EDWARD WILLIAMS Boasv HARRELL T' aoaef GODFREY 'E JoHN MURPHY rr nal LAKELAND 7 LAKELAND l2 S JAX JACKSON 20 The Dreadnaughts bowed to a confident and powerful Jackson Tigers by a score of 20-7 in the third game of the season. Paul Davis led the Dreadnaught at- tack by gaining 82 yards on the g r o u n cl and completing five passes to end Bobby Harrell for 80 yards. In the third quarter Ray Garrison tossed to Lawrence Harvey who rushed into the end zone for Lakeland's only score. WEST PALM BEACH T9 Badly out-played in the first half, the Dreadnaughts, trailing by 12 to O, came back to lead 14-l2 in the fourth quarter. However, a final Wildcat drive, starting in the last three minutes and end- ing in a touchdown, spelled de- feat for the Dreadnaughts, i dim ix, 'MN BILLY KNIGHT Elusive Paul Davis drives forward as he evades tyyo Coral Gables tacklers B-ag fivk, 7 t if-ff,2fL0 it 'U HOMER GARTRELL 1 L, curztis LOGAN an ,, 'I , it sl is RANDY FENTON GENE TEANY I 4 I Xl LAKELAND 28 ST. PETE 2 The Dreadnaughts gained re- venge on the St. Pete Green Devils when they roared over them by a score of 28-2. The Devils offered little opposition as the Dreadnaughts scored twice in the first quarter and twice in the third. William A n d e rs o n kicked four successive extra points for a record T3 in a row. ' 1 An end run picld qp a first 3 ., 4, aim cofviaee LAKELAND l 3 PLANT l3 After three breath-taking goal line stands, the Dreadnaughts en- gaged Tampa's Plant Panthers in a T3-T3 deadlock which was somewhat of a blow to Lake- land's Homecoming. Plant's heavy aerial attack was stopped by Lakeland's improved pass de- fense. Lakeland scored once in the first quarter and once in the second. William Anderson missed the first conversion but made the second. down for Plant. ini ROYCE READY EDDIE REID .3 . LOUIS GRIMES I HUGH SHIVER A H Ilsbo ough attack 5 halted by the po t I Lakeland Ine ,L '51 LAKELAND 7 FT LAUDERDALE 6 The Dreadnaughts eked out a 7 6 vnctory over the only twuce defeated Flynng L Captaln Jerry Drawdy made 101 of the 173 yards galned by rushlng The Dreadnaughts lone score came un the tlrst quarter when Drawdy ran 57 yards Wnllnam Anderson converted Fort Lauderdale scored In the second quarter but fanled to make the extra pomt Rx f '5 LAKELAND O LANDON 7 The Dreadnaughts brought thelr season to a close nn a hotly contested game wlth the Landon Llons The games only score came an the thlrd perlod when the Luons momentarlly broke through the Lakeland lrne Lakeland ended her season with fnve wnns tour losses and one tue Jerry Drawdy was named outstanding back Joe Barnard outstandang lnne man Ray Garrison received the best blocker award I Captam Jerry Drawdy evades Jackson tacklers 90 X i r l wer u i . X , ' Q J . 9 fir 1 e x ',, I 0 - J . ,WPA if -A' . . ' V A' xl K - - - 1, Iso, - . - . . I - I , - . . , I A I estroyer Cheerleaders toes In heads up and sm: mg glamorously are the Destroyer cheer leaders Betty Ann Anderson Charlotte estroyers ya 3 'v- H Serr Ann Thomas Ann French Bergeron Robbie Smrth Mary Lou lansen and Jane Norton A- Patsy Christ nag 'Q' Destroyer stalwarts are Leslae Grlzzard Jerry Phulllps Bully Cottnngham Bobby Fore Eugene Jorner and Bobby Preston Second row Jerry Elluott Tum Blackmon George Regaster Wnlllam Hood Mackey Dowmng Chuck Glore Nelson DeCamp Thurd row George Anderson Larry Cochrane Ons Jackson Ronme Jackson Jam Glore Jam Tyner Bull Swuft and Isaac Parker 9l 3 , .. - 'J 7 ' , . 'S' g v 4 , X . ,Q , ' x l l if With ' , , 'I' , r r - 1 1 ' life X- . - - . - 5 4 ., N---ff ' nf, ,H ' . v 'a v? ' ' A-Ar .-9--. mr., 0 . K ., N I , -. - x . . 5 -f K 'U-'AQ cttw- Y ' -rg. Alta, :Vg - r . ' x . N e a, - , x f , - , I ,, ' V . ' ' lp . , ' r'f u :Nr-Q-,a 44 1 1 4 .. X Lia. ,kia 4 ' x . ' I -, i.. ' . 1 , t. -A' , If Ara.-.- ,X jf. i v In - - ' af, . , Y 5,,, 1. D A v 2 4 ' 4 t A i - f 1 1 I 4 - L . ' .X I I A I , ' , J , ', . A 3 V . f .1 'Y ' . 1 I v Qin: Wi , y . , I . . I . . I I . I - 2 ' , ' , ' r ' ' , ' ' , , - ' 2 , , ' , . 1 . r . I . . ' . '54 Basketeers 1 Ready to take on all comers are Allen Mundy Joe Lambe Rxchard Conrad Gene Choppa Glen Gordon Jerry Novak Bobby Harrell Peyton Montgomery Wendell Alderman Homer Cheyne Jackve Ak ns Jerry Basset? Paul Dav s and George Reg sfe f l x ll... I I ll 5 4-L05 I SJ 1-FN ,,..., km Edgewater Here Jefferson There ,ee,e, Hillsborough-Here G Seabreeze-There G Mainland-ThereG G Boone-Here G Lee-There e,,ee, G Landon-Tbere St. Petersburg-There Jesuit-Here Plant--There Jax Jackson-Here Boca Ciega-There Sarasota-There G Edgewater-There GG Hillsborough-There Boca Ciega-Here Plant-Here GG ...G GG Boone-There G St. Petersburg-Here Lee-Here GGGGG ,GGGGGGG GGGGGGGG G.,G G G SCHEDULE Landon-Here GG.GGeGGGGGGGGGGGGG.GGG.GGGGGGGeG GGGGGGGG GGGG.GeG,GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG Jefferson-Here GGGGGGGGG GGGGGG G GG GG GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG December 9 December I December I December I December l G January 5 January 8 January 9 January 12 January I5 January l9 January 23 G January 26 January 30 February 2 February 5 February 9 February 12 February I3 February lb February 18 February 19 February 23 lx 2 ef' ,64fZfc4.!l?f1f1fZ JACK BARKER - Coach Ly'-7 .704 uf, 1 ' , 44,1 i, x., 'Q 1-- The Dreadnaughts opened their 1953-54 basketball season by losing to the Edge- water Eagles by a score of 55 to 38. Though Lakeland led at the half, the strong Eagle defense held the Dreadnaughts in the sec- ond half. Next the Dreadnaughts traveled to Tampa where they suffered defeat at the hands of the Jefferson Dragons. The game ended in a 44-44 tie, but the final score was 50-48 in favor of the Dragons. The Dreadnaughts finally broke their hard luck streak by downing the Hillsborough Terriers in an overtime by a score of 59 to 58. Jerry Novak and Peyton Montgomery led the locals with a combined score of 36 points. On December l8 and 19, the Dread- naughts made a victory tour through Day- tona Beach by trouncing the Seabreeze Sandcrabs 60 to 33. This was their worst defeat in several years. The following night they added insult to iniury by defeating Mainland 37 to 28. The Dreadnaughts are a group of seasoned players whose experience has helped them lead the team to a successful season, well supported by the Lakeland fans and the German band. 93 'S S' N 'Qfiz Q fra.- 4 BOBBY HARRELL A mid-court melee during the Jesuit game. 1 3 QLHT '3 Ballet 'Neath the Basket, JOE LAMBE GLEN GORDON HOMER CHEYNE JERRY NOVAK X..,. Q4 -nv B . l . I ' JIM MILLER Coach 1954 Destroyers With good material and an experienced group of boys, Coach Jim Miller has molded the '54 edition of the Destroyers into a closely-knit team. Although getting off to a slow start, they have improved steadily and are expected to finish with a satisfac- tory season. The Destroyer tilts are played with other high school J.V.'s immediately prior to the varsity games. Lined up before game time are Destroyers Jack Alford Lynn Chase Carl Jones Rodney Rutland Louis Grimes Otis Jackson Charles Whitehead and Wayne Mundy first row Second row Jerry Yachabach Billy Cottingham Gene Welch Glenn Bywater Don Pitcher Jim Tyner Eugene Mitchell Gerald Taylor and Kerry Webb doa 2 X ' 96 , 1. , ,sf Q.. 0 I-J 0, b M 4 ,M , Conrad takes to the air Court Action N E.. V jr, L V X ' ,5 I N of 1954 II Mundy's rebound results in general confusion, Lakeland High's basketball team provided unusual opportunny for acnon in a thrHL packed season. Dreadnaught opponents swept Off their feet. 97 4 ,wry Half' :ai L Cmdermen E- ! I -....-f,-- Ready for the meet are Ed Lege Ton Wayne Gallo ay John Brown lGene Chogga a d Lynn Chase frst row Second row Glen Gordon Duck Les Rudy Sapp Walter Mtchell Jack Palme a d Donald Henry P NU wap Schedule Barlow Here Kathleen Here Auburndale Here Wnnter Haven Relays There Halnes Cnty Here Plant Crfy Here Polk Counly Relays 98 March March March March A r A TI l A ral l5 1 if 4 9 - Q ig QSWQ ,, W, 7 if WP' 'f Q'-'f Set and ready to go are Rodney Rutland Jack Alford B: y Combee Jerry Basset? Paul Track Team sgP '35 ,A 'ha 2-ll' T 4-rf 044 aim 4 45543: aw Davis Jackie Akuns and Wnllnam Anderson IP X.,-5: fy fy VN L- it-1 33,1 ...L- f 'V'-ak J C 1.4 -as 44' Y' .af qs-f tt? Pounng on the coal are Wlllnam Anderson Paul Davus and Ed Legenon 99 I , .J ii- r W 'Vs -v.f. k' , 'Mx , Sl 'F' f of , r 1, I to .Q v V Y W I , 1 - VY 1, , , , , K 4 W' of l 5 'Qf ?ry -y 'Q f ,ww ,---wr Q ' gps. ' ' , 1 ' t 57 x4 , fn Y ,I 0 --'QQ-X ' I f --' M. 'M' 'Z , I A -..,f 3 ' ' . V :,. 1 D ! 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N 1 r 4, 1 9' J 'f'- if v it K- , ' 'A . , A . .-5 , - N --e ,V Q Q., ' V - mm, 8 Diamondme , l if' x X f JACKIE AKINS M mn . vy' LJ LAWRENCE HARVEY 'rzz' SKI! I ill illl A5 HARRY BROCK Plant Cityll-lere Plant-There , C 7 Edgewater-There Sf. Pete-There Hillsborough-Here Boone-There Plant-Here C I00 ,, 14' -K ,A . 1' l I wl v' C Ready to knock 'em out of the park are Bobby Jordan, Billy Knight, Richard Conrad, Billy Fuich, Royce Ready, and Wayne Mundy, first row, Schedule March 19 March 23 March 30 April 2 7 April 6 April 9 April 15 af 1954 ' 5' I If A ,! LL only 'cds hex A 'C '?' 57 lk? QL 23552 a if ,Qi l A 2 lla 9. 7 'X .,l'L,fl K f' D ,, 1 Second row: Donald Henry, Carl Jones, Jack Alford, Lawrence Harvey, Harry Brock, Dade City-Here Boone-Here ,...,,,7,7c and Jackie Akins. Schedule Plant City-There ...,.,,.. Hillsborough-There ST. Pete-Here ...,. .. Dade City-There ,v7. Edgewater-Here ,,,. April 20 April 23 April 27 April 29 May 4 May 7 May ll I0l BILLY FUTCH -q1- 1' .' f 2 2 F' 2 '7.'i.Tfll 67 5,-,,-:L-:rn ' iff' H .a:3 fl Y E-:E XA- t--. - . Q' '52 5- - -1 ,gym .6 , Lf, 1 'E ,kr.:.W'fqw W' . .f 1 fl - 1 of-. I V nr' H..-, f l f ffl T Q . 1s,,,j -. A 'Y -L ' ' I .A 57. ' . v.4em,'f-f4'1T'- ' 5' 1' ,I , , . 4-'-QL4' if ' 3, 45- 1-K .-- ... M. f' ,-of DONALD HENRY -l f ,I A-if--'Q 17.4 l ' 1 iii 3 5 N ' v T55 5 -gr-41 L- ,- ... .. RICHARD CONRAD an-s BOBB JORD f b X A I Q gl sl YQ V' 'Z F- 1 67254 C LO . ', '-' Y AN ff' 7 . tk 1 5 . W x, . -4 4 ' - F J if ' f f ,E XI, sv 4 ww.. . - 716 ,J V , Ig , , 1 JA K A F RD 1954 Managers ., xi' ' 1 X K Issuing equipment are Bob Boulware, Wally Smith, James Kolb, Bill Sheridan, and Rowlett Bryant. Checking the rules are William Anderson, Kit Logan, and Red Sterling. Being a manager of any sport is the most thankless and the least glamorous position. lt goes without saying that the success of our entire athletic program depends to a large degree on the conscientious hard work of that unsung group, the managers. l03 TYPICAL SCENES OF MANAGERDOM 31? 'H ?X Ready for the season is Jim Hodgin. Girls' Sports -xi., Jia'l 1-4. Early in the year our Sunday Golfers take to the Country Club for a trip over the links. VFW . it . A As leaves turn to gold, the girls break out the old bow and arrows and start practicing to compete with Dan Cupid. ' -, . Y TL I , ff 5.x f W. 5 '4 - ga :vi-G - Two hands for beginners is commonly heard on the volleyball court Field hockey s the game where the girls c Girls Sports W5 an-augur I my a v will - ' J An early spring sport enioyed by all the girls is badminton, a light though exacting game. .St . .4 J Ay- 42 I X gl .xi 'x ' .X H ,,-44 , .4 I .1 Y .. 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D4C.T. wins first prize again! f-'Q 'hs ww-vig. ' l If looks like a real funeral, girls. I The Junior Exchange Club candidates are really happy! Homecoming! -5,5 gif, 4 s! , NN v Look at that group of mighty players! ZA 'ff'-ll' uf' -wane The Band's float heralds lovely Queen Wanda i ZW-ya N xW' Long live their highnesses! In true spirit of their organization, the Youth for '4- Christ had a beautiful float, Did you freeze? P 4: ,vu-9 Q 4? jeg iv ' 'Q ' fv++l'11 - .4-uf pep rally. vrxk x'x , 1, 'ie :CF at the half. ,.u1 an. .. -SL ' 4' DS Q! . ' 1 , l F WQJ' g fs li Q At last the school day comes to an end Suggested treatment for luvemle 1- The L.H.S. cheerleaders leading she students Bl a Time Ouvfofmaking posver:forHomecoming. Homecoming candidates take a ride around the field Boys, don'1 be stubbornfafter all, it's Twirp Season, H ll Il llkll .. ,' delinquenls. Q 3AEQffZi f'1fLWJW W X iw X 2. 2 W WWW: f X5 45 X U4 fx FQ IQ- X ' 4,1 Ggsgy FQ, W M 'iv Ml .. 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X Nxt X if' 1 F y v 5 A cz., -- ,,1... f X f f In X X W AQ I fl X lx L ,sy LX XX 75 '.f, r, 1 Q' X I A .. -1 V34 , u 1 1 n.- N. .na 4.- V A .cil- ,,... ..... ,..-I .... awww zfmzma i n i WINE 1-412 aMEW2f ik MF Lease Eiiffhianafsv Wiliiie 11355 iiim iafiw M CN 'TN ROGER TURNER Presedent, ADA GIOIA Secreiary BARBARA JOHNSTON Treasurer and BILLY RIVERS, Vrce President ADVISERS MISS VIRGINIA DAVIS 'VIISS HAZEL HALEY MISS MAXINE MCINTYRE The Hardworking Senior Class Officers I24 L E'.f POWELL ADAMS WENDELL ALUERMAN - s. 'fist' I ,ff .CSP 45. AKINS ALLEN lr ,, , v V ll V 3 'X J . J 1 1 I L, RosiTA ALLEN REX ALVES Classical Club A, Exchange Club 3, 4. r V i .Jil l x x E 7 in LW X A . - i fi: , ,J I f Y v A l l fl 1 LA X rl ' l . K, JOE AMBROSE 4 X . DCT 3, 4, Photographer 4. ' EVA ANDERSON Y.Teen5 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. I' J 3 W niors 4, 'M Eg ELL ADAMS siUaem,65UACal 2, Flag soy 4, Lions club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Lionette Sponsor 4, lnterclub Council A, Destroyer Football 2, Street Patrol 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant 4. L. 1'W' JACKIE AKINS Student Council 2, L Club 3, 4, Key Club 4, Dread- naught Football 3, 4, Destroyer Football 2, Destroyer Basketball 2, Destroyer Baseball 2, Dreadnaught Bas- ketball 3, Dreadnaught Baseball 3, 4. WENDELL ALDERMAN Hall Patrol 4, Exchange Club 3, 4, lnterclub Council 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, President 4, De- 3, Class Play 3, Dreadnaught Bas- JIMMIE ALLEN Council 3, 4, Classical 3, 4, Consul 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, lnterclub Council A. I if J'... ' -,J 1 . X.. -14' ,,Jf- - REX ALVES EVA ANDERSON ROSITA ALLEN JOE AMBROSE fgkf? E sw, , A K5 :Sl 2-'i i f ,f -' Seniors JUNE ANDERSON Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, A, Pan-Amerrcan Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Highlander 3, -1, Faculty Editor -1, Bagpipe Statt A, Feature Edrtor 4, Class Play 3. WILLIAM ANDERSON L Club 3, A Sergeanteat-Arrns 4, Exchange Club 2 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, Dreadnaught Football 3 -1, De stroyer Football 2, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Track 2,3,4. , ,J f,,,' -u. l'N i 'i rnif ij ,.j,f..-. J, ,. 4, ' , 'K I ','5y. sc ,ji fll'T Nfl--fl Wr I u-ff, - ., r.,z,!.c,.,- LHR SALLY Arvvooo V Student Council 2, Torch Club 2, Reporter, Senior Honor Society 3, A, Classical Club 2, Pan-American Club 3, 11, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Exchange Club Sponsor 2, 3, A, Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Cheerleader 3, Highlander Business Staff 2, 3, A, Business Manager A, Bagpipe Staff 4, News Editor 4, Tam O'Shanter 2, Associate Editor 2. QUINELLE BALDREE Magafene 2, 3, oct 4, , elf 'MvCr mf H-Vi,v9A,0'Z4fT!i NA! ' ' 456 diff!! A fu Ki if CZ' THA i 41 LABON BARGERON QBHOIIPITAIR ya HARD F M Jos BARNARD r -do hw . hav 7 -'-0 Q.. '!f 'T' 5 , QW, am 1 4. ar is 1 'Tit 'V 2.214 'QB if V7 17 JUNE ANDERSQN WILLIAM ANDERSON SALLY ATWOOD QUlNELLE BALDREE a THADDEUS BARBER Student Council 4, DCT 3, -1, President A, Exchange Club -1, lnterclub Council 4, Destroyer Football 2. LAaoN BARGERON oct 3, 4, Q- CAROLYN BARNARD K- Y-Teens 3 -1, Glee Club 2 JOE BARNARD L Club 2, 3, A, Vice President 4, Lions Club 2, Dreadnaught Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 2, 3, Dreadnaught Baseball 2, A. 579 as 1:5 Seniors ANN BARR Torch Club 25 Classical Club 3, 45 Lions Club Sponsor 45 Lionettes 3, 45 Cheerleader 4, GRACE BARTLETT DCT 3, 45 Youth for Christ 4. auf 1,711-1 fflffmt 'i'l i gb' D ', ' 'WEA'-J 4.1 ,AJ - 'H ' ' l' AMAA 'CLK fvC4. c1U- Gif ll if-+09 14.65, al f' ,.,! JERRY BASSETT Student Council 35 Senior Honor Society 3, 4, President 45 Pan-American Club 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Exchange Club 3, 45 lnterclub Council 45 Dreadnaught Basket- ball 45 Track 3, 45 Highlander Editorial Staff 4, Art Editor5 Destroyer Basketball 2, 3. CHARLES BAUERLE Classical Club 3, 45 Drum Boy 3, 45 Band 3, 4. ANN BARR GRACE BARTLETT . . , , 5 BAUERLE YNE pdf JULIE BERDON JERRY BASSETT CHARLE . Jo '15icKARt VALERIE BICKERSTAFF i'5 fsnfwiss-T X A -A v X' l I 4 N xl x 'lx 5' N- .alfa N,QIl-'lf l 5 A ' T635 WAYNE BELL tx qi 'I Torch Club 25 Senior Honor Society 3, 45 Classical Club 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Exchange Club 2, 3, 45 Youth for Christ 35 Tam O'Shanter 2, 3, Business Man- ager 2, 35 Class Play 3. JULIE BERDON Torch Club 25 Senior Honor Society 35 Classical Club 25 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Highlander Business Staff 35 Bagpipe Staff 4, Copy Editor 45 Class Play 3. fffffff 4 A ,owl Awe JOHN BICKART t Lions Club 3, 45 Destroyer Football 25 Tam O'Shanter 3, 4, Business Manager 45 Street Patrol 4. VALERIE BICKERSTAFF Classical Club 2, 3, 45 Lionettes 45 Glee Club 3, Pianist 35 Mixed Chorus 4, Vice President 45 Lakeland High Wire 4. 1,6 VK. are 'S' my -:rf -cs ,tl is We Q K 'z nys Wx:-f Seniors Boa BOULWARE Student Council 3, Torch Club 2: Senior Honor Society 3, A, Classical Club 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Dreadnaugh' Football Manager 4, Destroyer Football 2, Street Patrol 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant 4, L Club 4. JULIAN BOWEN Torch Club 25 Exchange Club 3, 4, Destroyer Foot- ball 2, 3, in U BOBBY BOYD Dcr 4. TOMMY BOYETTE DCT 4. JOE BOZEMAN HARRY BROCK MARGIE BRlZENDlNE ROWLETT BRYANT K iq Sling? if HY' -'Q Q? -'ff ,B D fi: vt Q., Qmf lf: X ,, L - Xl JULIAN BOWEN '-f lf! TOMMY BOYETTE y RN- 3 tm if fb its .ky I rj I of Nmwblbix ww N r X, l. J -i I I ,mx we vo, y .J . s L' , i , Q xxx ,7f Joe Bozle limb ,W Av .JJ Classical Chi J-V,fi'i MAROtE BRIZENDINE wftudenl Council 4g Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3: Classical Club 3, Lionettes 3, 4, Bagpipe 3, 4, Advertising Manager 4, HARRY BROCK Hall Patrol Af Lions Club 4, Dreadnaught Baseball 3, 4. ROWLETT BRYANT L Club 3, 4, Flag Boy 4, Lions Club 2, 3, 4, Tail Twister 4, Dreadnaught Football Manager 3, 4, Tam O'Shanter 4, Street Patrol 3. l28 SMILEY BUSH MARY BYRD MICHAEL CANADY NANCY CARLISLE MARY CARN Mixed Chorus 4, Transferred from Haines City, Florida, Cheerleader 2, Chorus 2. ANNE CARTER Band 3, Bagpipe Office Manager A. 4 1 L., 7 ,F r I wawifmfvijfglw N. J. CARTER JAMES CAVANAH Pan-American Club 3, uge oy 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, A Band Quartermaster 3, A. Seniors SMILEY Busri MARY BYRD Student Council 4, Torch Club 2, Treasurer 2, Senior Honor Society 3, A, Classical Club 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Tam O'Shanter 3, A, Editor 4: Class Play 3 MICHAEL CANADY NANCY CARLISLE - Mixed Chorus 3, 4. A: ' ,Ln-Q , , Jjwvm, half: 1 15 wqtyglqimg L aftij lvifg Lf, QQ z-,iffb Gluj A,'1Lv1-9 ?w,g y:,Lv'LE, ilglylo' f T ltffuilliw 'S uw, fibivifif Q, U95 llfif dit' A l 'fi MARY CARN if J 'l AXNNE CARTER N. J. CARTER ' M05 Jigs .. MA- Nu, may Q rg' TY REN HR: AN JOHN CLEMENTS LOUREE COKER ?EEDNifLi-lligpff .TQZRY CCCARIE-S SEN BILLY COMBEE RICHARD CONRAD JOHN CLEMENTS ,, DCT 3, 4. Lx LOUREE COKER Q Swdenv Councrl 3, Torcn Club 2, Secrevary 2, Senror Honor Society 3, -1, CIassrCaT CTCb 2, 3, 4, Aedile 4, I Lions Club Sponsor -1, Lionenes 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, I V President 4, Inrefclob Cooncrl A, Mixed Chorus 3, A, Class Vice Presdenr 2, Class Secrerary 3, Offnce Worker 2 Bmw COAADEE Hal! Pavroi 3, Lone Ckb 3 -1 Tw-as,rer 4 Lrom-me Sponsor 4, Des'rO,ef FOOvbaH 2 3, Track 2 3 A, Sweet ParrOT .1 RICHARD CONRAD Torch CMD 2, L CTDD 3, 4, Lrons Cfub 3, -1, Lronevve Sponsor -1, DreadnaDghY Basketball 3 4, Dreadnaughv BasebaN 2, 3 -15 Bagprpe Svaff 4 Solicnor 4, De svroyer Baskevbali 2 1- fR iw, GLENDA COOK DONALD COONLEY BYRON CORBIN JOY COWARD MARY JEAN CRANE Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Classical Club 3, A, Keyettes 3, 4, Girls' State 3. MARGARAT Cnevvs , mcg . X Q' i U ji yy dx K, .r Y U U X N . ..lf J Y. 'J ,if l ll' X ' g ' 1 Jx, xl V I QV i QA ' ! f . jx ,y Q35 11' ' S ,JY i A H' PHILIP Cnevvs I ' 7' ' ocr A J. -l CHAUNCEY CRONKRITE wp Exchange Club A, DCT 4. f Seniors GLENDA COOK . Quill and Scroll 4, Key Club Sponsor 4, Keyenes 2, 3, A, Historian-Reporver 4, Cheerleader 3, 4: Bagpipe Exchange Editor 4. DONALD COONLEY DCT Ag Boys' Chorus 2. BYRON CORBIN Classical Club 2 3 JOY COWARD Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, 45 Band 2, 3, A Head Librarian 3, 4, Ensign of Girls MARY JEAN CRANE PHlLlP CREWS MARGARET CREWS CHAUNCEY CRONKRITE 'Q if? 71 gvv fan. i 15... Seniors PAUL DAVIS L Club 2, 3 A, Lwons Club 2, Dfeadnaugv-r Foovball 2 3, -1, Dreadnaughv Baslcevball 2 3 .if Track 2 3 A, DreaclnaJghf Baseba'l 2, 3 -1 WANDA DEAN Student Councli QJA, Classlcal Cldb -1, Maloretle A, Band 2, 3, 45 Gulda , e Helper 4, Orche-srra 2, Ho er coming Qu en A ,F 'JZ A win by-li-ll VQ, fwl f'Y Ml WJ SARA DEVANE Classical Club 3, Ag DCT 4, Youlh lor Chwsl 3 THOMAS DICESARE Siudem Councll 2, 3, 4, Presidenl Ag Exchange Club Il 4, Secrevary 3, Class Vnce Presldenl 3 CARMlNA DONATELLI JERRY DRAWDY DAVID DOSTER FRANCES DRAWDY 41 f PAUL DAVIS WANDA DEAN P SARAH DevANs wg THOMAS DiCESARE RJ 'W gm Lx ' I CARNUNA DONATELLI Mlxed Chorus A, Transferred from Fort Thomas Ken lucky, GAA 2, Glee Club 2, 3. DAv1D DOSTER Classical Club 4, Hall Palrol Ag Exchange Club 2, 3, A, Vice President A, Dreadnaught Football Manager 2, 3, Tarn O'Shan1er 25 Class Play 3. I ,if I JERRY DRAWDY L Cllfrx 2 3 A1 pw-s don' Ag Dre-adnallglvv Foovkmafl 2 3 -1 fap1a4nA 'rad 2 3 J Dwaclna':g Bas,- he FRANCES DRAWDY DC' 4, lra-vslurred PCN lyke, Creek, Flo'-da, SLGQW: Comcl 3, Class Play 3 .ff MICHAEL DUNAWAY JAMES ouvALL JIMMY EDGY THOMASENA ELLIOTT I J i' V I I I I BILL EMBREY J JANICE EVANS Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 11. ANN FENTON Classical Club 4, AVA-Library 4, Band Ag Transferred from Watkins Glen, New York. VIRGINIA FISCHER Senior Honor Society 3, 4, GAA 25 Mixed Chorus 2, Band 2, 3, A, Lieutenant 4, Transferred from Delphi, Indiana. Seniors l I- , , f Mffyljv ly flL,4x to!f MICHAEL DUNAWAY .Q ff Stamp and Coin Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3. rf JAMES DUVALL f I w i . 1 ' I - f ' r , I . 'Lf' 1 I. , JIMMY EDGY Band 3, Glee Club 2g Bagpipe 3, A, Circulation Mans ager 4. -IHOMASENA ELLIOTT Classical Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Officer 4. ,. fl . BILL EMBREY JANICE EVANS ANN FENTON VIRGINIA FISCHER K fi, 'HDWJQQ Seninrs ANGIE FLETCHER OU 3 A5YOI. '6C'f 'S'-1 BARBARA FOSHEE DCT 3, 4 I I I I I. . lv- I MIRIAM FOSTER DCT A. IRENE FOUNTAIN Classmal Club 3, Ag YOUIII for Christ 3 DOROTHY FRANCIS JIM FREEMAN JANE FULFORD fQ r' Aff! -gp Q, '-9' 'T' ANGIE FLETCHER BARBARA FOSHEE MIRIAM FOSTER IRENE FOUNTAIN l BILLY FUTCH fa'-' lie W 4 5, ---...nv 1. 5 40 DOROTHY FRANCIS GAA -1, JIM FREEMAN JANE FOLEORL BILLY FOTCI-I '79 LCT , 6 kv .: 90,4 QQ 3 OWIII St' JI Q'-2219 MERRILL FUTCI-I DOUGLAS GAINES WAYNE GALLOWAY ROY GARRETT GLORIA GARRISON Lakeland High Wire 4, Secretary-Treasurer A. EVELYN GAY Student Council 3, Pan-American Club 2, 3, Exchange Club Sponsor 4, Lionettes 3, 4, Vice President A, Y-Teens 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, DORIS GILBERT oct 4, AVA-Library Club 2, 3. LEONARD GILBERT Student Council 2, Classical Club 2, 3, 4, Quaestor 4, Quill and Scroll A, Hall Patrol 4, Lieutenant 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Parliamentarian 4, AVA- Library Club 3, lnterclub Council 4g Highlander Edi- torial Stalf 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Boys' State 35 Class Play 3, Lakeland High Wire 4, Publicity Director A. Seniors MERRILL FUTCH DCT 3, A, Youth for Christ A DOUGLAS GAINES Exchange Club 2, 3, 4 h t 2 sistant Editor 2, 3, 4. . .' 1 ,, WAYNE GALLOWAY Track 2, 3, 4, Transferred from Goshen Indiana JI mor Varsity Football 2. ROY GARRETT Classical Club 3 DCT A GLORIA GARRISON DORIS GILBERT dl gg 'E I Qu ll Seniors ROBERT GILL Hall Patrol 2, 3, Mixed Chorus -1 JUNE GiLLis Youth for Christ 3. ADA GIOlA Torch Club 25 Senior Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, President 4, lnterclub Council 4, Secretary 4, Class Secretary 4, Office Helper 3, 4. DEAN GLASS ,. i . at rf. Wi'-'J 1' 'sux , I Ip, f3 ' A I . 3, Ag Classical Club Classical Club 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, AVA-Library Club 2, 3. ROSE MARIE GOHEEN LYMAN GRAHAM JOAN GORMAN RHONDA GRUBB '5-v' ROBERT GILL ADA GIOIA 1' 1 4, DEAN GLASS . um I I . 'f JUNE GILLIS ..- ' . c .fl 15 gg 1 V r X ,U L K P.. ROSE MARIE GOHEEN Pan-American Club 2, Youth for Christ 2, 3, A. JOAN GORMAN Classical Club 3, 4. Lfwlfl ?,uJJRf0f1 'Wu ' Q0 fffkfpi LYMAN GRAHAM Band 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3, A RHONDA GRUBB DCT 4 I36 4.1 REBECCA GUNNIN JAMES HALL JANE HAMBY JEAN HAMBY LINDA Jo HARRELL Student Council 2, Band 2, 3, Highlander Business Staff 2, 3, 4, Associate Business Manager 4. BOBBY HARRELL L Club 2, 3, 4, Lions Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Lionette Sponsor 3, Swimming Instructor 3, Dread- naught Football 2, 3, 4, Dreadnaught Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Dreadnaught Baseball 4. ROYCE HARRELSON DCT 4, AVA4Llbrary Club 2. GWEN HARRISON Senior Honor Society 3, 4, AVA-Library Club 3. Seniors REBECCA GUNNIN GAA 3, DCT 3, 4, Youth for Christ 4 JAMES HALL Pan-American Club 3, 4, President 4, Exchange Club 4, lnterclub Council 4. JANE HAMBY Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Classical Club 2, 3, 4, Lionettes 3, 4, Lion Tamer 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, President 3, Interclub Council 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Dreadnaught Sweetheart 4, JEAN HAMBY Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Classical Club 2, 3, 4, Lionettes 3, 4, Youth for Christ 2, 3, 4. LINDA JO HARRELL ROYCE HARRELSON X 'cw' BOBBY HARRELL GWEN HARRISON if 9 S. 111' Seniors BECKY HATCI-IER. - ,-1 C assical Cleb 3, .ig Stamp and Coin Club 2, Llcrierfes -4 NINA HAUCK Student Council 4, Liohefies 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Vice Presiden' A, Dwll Tearrw A President A LEO HAYMANS Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Classical Club 2, 3, 45 Exchange Club 4. LAURA HEDDON Keyevfes 4. JANE HENRY MARY AGNES HIERHOLZER Q DONALD HENRY RICHARD HIGGINS l :ii ii. A --a f x fi ,.-Jl'i BECKY I-IATCI-IER NINA HAUCK L50 HAYMANS LAURA HEDDON 4-153' 'Tlx crtmv S1 JANE HENRY DONALD HENRY udent Council 2, 3: L Club 2, 3, 4, Swimming lnslructor 3, Dreadnaught Football 3, 4, Destroyer Foot- ball 2, Dreadnaughi Baske1balI 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track A, Dreadnaughf Baseball 2, 3, A, Homecoming King A 1 'E 'Sas MARY AGNES HIERI-IOLZER C? Class cal Cwb 2 RICHARD HIGGINS Q iassical Ib , Hall Pavrol 4, Exchange Club A A . fi ,. 3 HELEN HIGHSMITH JOANNE HILL LOUVENIA HOWELL EMILY HUGHES lfljyffl L 9 K' LAMAR HUNT Student Council 4, DCT 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 4. LANELLE HURT Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, Office As- sistant 2, 3, 4. 42 Seniors HELEN Hioi-isMiTH Y-Teens 4, JOANNE HILL Classical Club 3, Keyettes A. LOUVENIA HOWELL EMILY HUGHES Office Assistant 2, 3, 4. LAMAR HUNT WYN INGLE 'X' 71' i WYN INGLE 7,5 V A DOLORES JARRETT 2... ' Torch Club 2, Vice President 2, Classical Club 4, Senior ,T Qu., W Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. ' Q LANELLE HURT DOLORES JARRETT 'Se ., 5, Seniors A J, BARBARA JOHNSON ln! L You7h for Crlrlsf 4 jf' BARBARA JOHNSTON M..---S.,--.. Torqlw Club 2, DCT 4, Y-Teens 4, Class Treasurer 4 LUCILLE JORDAN Pan-American Club 2, Glee Club 3 BOBBY JORDAN Sludent Council 2, Hall Patrol 2, 35 L Club 3, 45 Lions Club 2, 3, 4, AVA-Library Club 4, Dreadnaughf Football 2, 3, Dreadnaught Baseball 2, 3, A, Lakeland High Wire 4. BOB KENDRICK LARRY KINSEY ANN KEIL ANTOI NETTE KIMBROUGH Sl' illi- BARBARA JOHNSON LUCILLE JORDAN ll' i Q JM ,,, rl 1 ANN KEIL F AVA-Library Club 2, 3 I l' U BOB KENDRICK , Pan-American Club 3, A, 5 l ffl llll F xl' l I V ll ANTOINETTE KIMBROUGH Cl6S5lC8l Club 2, 3, DCT 4 LARRY KINSEY DCT -1, Drum Boy 3, 4, Band 3, A, Glee Club 2 JAMES KOLB JOE KRUK DQNALD LAIN J JOE LAMBE fwkktd, 'ivy 3 Q, if L j,4'i.fe,.gj f 4-'Abu , . ' jj -pnfgffi' so CHARLES LANDERS Lions Club 45 Dreadnaught Baseball 3, 4. DICK LANGLEY Classical Club 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Destroyer Foot- ball Manager 35 Boys' State 3. BETTY LAX DCT 3, 4, Secretary 45 Transferred from Dothan, Alas barna5 Band 2. BETTY SUE LEE Student Council 25 Lionettes 45 Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Band 45 Drill Team 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Advanced Chorus 45 Bagpipe Business Staff 3, 4, Assistant Ad Manager 4. Seniors JAMES KOLB Hall Patrol 35 Flag Boy 35 Lions Club 2, 3, 45 Dread- naught Football Manager 3, 45 Destroyer Football 25 Street Patrol 4. JOE KRUK V Dreadnaught F otball 45 Destroyer 2. T' V I 1-V11 514417 11,17 ,ff f1 ,fffffjnl . I J ffl!! , Xl if f!1fld!L'yll If I, , I ffl-ff Q9 X-Nfl! A 1, L . A V u l DoNA1.o LATN lg Student Council 4, Vice President 45 DCT 3, 4, Vice ,President 45 lnterclub Council 4, President 4. , f JOE LAMBE Y Student Council 2, 3, 45 Torch Club 2, President 25 ' Senior Honor Society 3, 45 Classical Club 2, 3, Aedile 35 Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Destroyer Football 35 Destroyer Basketball 35 Class Treasurer 35 Boys' State 35 Dreadnaught Basketball 4. CHARLES LANDERS BETTY LAX BETTY SUE LEE DICK LANGLEY 1 H5 115.4 9771! 1-iw Seniors Torch Club 2, EO LEGERTON Classical Club 2g L Club 3, Ag Ex- change Club 3, A, Treasurer 4, Track 2, 3, A, Bagpipe Staff A, Photographer 4, Lakeland High Wire A Torch Club 2, DONNA LEHMAN Pan-American Club 2 THOMAS Lerrs ocr 4. NANCY Lewis Pala-American Club 2, Y-Teens 4, AVA, Library Ciub 2. A , f T . 1 M M l 1 , ,A I' ' r L z I F h I , 'I WALTER LOESCHE ANGELA LOUIZOS, W 'J' i W4 'CVT' 'M' 'Z CURUS LOGAN so LEGERTON DONNA LEHMAN THOMAS Lsrrs NANCY LEWIS KATINA Louizos WALTER LOESCHE OCT 3, 4. Cunrrs LOGAN . m, Quill and Scroll 4, L Club 4, Exchange Club 2, 3, img , 'JL' 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Boys' Chorus 2, Dreadnaught Football 3, 4, Destroyer Football 2, Dreadnaught Basketball Manager A, Bagpipe Staff 3, 4, Report r 4, Class Play 37 Bo ' State 3. ffxgfffvfa ANGELA Lourzos Senior Honor Society 4, Classical Club 2. KATINA Louizos Dcr 4, GAA 2, 3, Youth far christ 3, 4. f' J' ' , .ff ,. ,vs '53 11? 'iii nf- JAMES LUCAS ELSIE McCALL NEILIA MCCLOUD JAMES MCCULLOUGH PszisciLLA MCDONALD Student Council 3, Key Club Sponsor 4, Exchange Club Sponsor 2, Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4. DOT MCCLEOD Student Council 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Pan- American 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Lionettes 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Bagpipe Business Staff 3, Associate Editor F52 fl 4, Girls' State 3, Class Play 3. Y Teens 4 PAT MAGEE DCT 3, 4, Historian 4, Youth for Christ 4, Seniors JAMES LucAs Pan-American 3, 4, DCT 4. ELSIE MCCALL Torch Club 2, Classical Club 2, DCT 3, 4, Librarian 4, Youth for Christ 3, 4. NEiLiA MCCLOUD Lakeland High Wire 4, Manager 4, JAMES McCui.i.oucH Classical Club 2, 3, 4, Exchange Club 3, 4, DOT MCLEOD PAT MAGEE gnu'- fo! 44. ivx ffl 9 Seniors THWOIA MARTINEZ OCT 4 MARY Lounse MASON Classlcal Club 4, Quill and Scroll A, Bagpupe Stall 4, Ledger Reporter 4. BERNICE MATHEWS Torch Club 2, Senior Honor SoCie1y 3, 4, Classical 2, 35 DCT 3, 45 Office Helper 3. V , ,Q ED MAUER ocr 3, 4, V2 lf ' l , BILL MM V GEORGE MERSHON 223:32 xQf,1L'jfg ggAfgALgg'Sf MASON FRANCES MILTON CAROL MHCHELL U ,lf an uw 1 , s 'Cv- Bll.L MELIN Torch Club 27 Pan-American Club 3, Ag DCT 4, Stamp and Coin Club 2, lnferclub Council 2. TQEORGE MERSHON R v I . Ivy g-, , Boys' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Destroyer FOOL ba 23 cl rfL.41fL,64 ef!! Zfmffffi , fi apic? fr fins ICR YL f fjffffglc :QI-ff fiffid 1751, L 9' ,slid Zz f r FRANCES MILTON Pav'Amerlcan Cub 2, 3 45 Mlxed ClwOrl,5 3 CAROL MITCHELL Svudenr Cowcwl 3q Pan-Amer-can Club 3, 4, Trans fefred from Jacksonvl le Florldag Sophomore Girls' Club 2, SDN' sl' Club 2 4, lwtxi-41 AL. F, I 44'RS f T' J If .P ' 4, I ya- an K1 -cr ' 'sl WALTER MITCHELL CONNIE MOFFETT NANCY MOHR PEYTON MONTGOMERY DOT MooRE Student Council 4, Recording Secretary 4, Senior Honor Society 4, Classical Club 3, 4, DCT 3, 4, Chaplain 3, 4, Youth for Christ 3, 4, President 4, lnterclub Council 4, Winner l Speak for Democracy Contest 4. CARL MORGAN DCT 4. 72LZQj6HL,, L Q4 QZZUCQZ law, fic' Mfg Iii 7 ,,,f4g,I, ,ZA fe we fL4z-,4,15Z4 CAROLYN MORRIS I' Torch Club 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Office Helper 3. LYNNE MORRIS Quill and Scroll 4, Historian 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Bagpipe Business Staff 4. Seniors WALTER MITCHELL Pan4AmeriCan Club 3, Destroyer Football 2. CONNIE MOFFETT Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Classical Club 2, DCT 4, Reporter 4, Akffgf i 'Ij'7 A2 ' ' I , .Q f' f . ' f , . . I 'I QQ ,',- , - ffl, ' ' 'TV- f if EANCY M HR Classical Club 3, 4, AVA-Library cm, 2. fi --,f . PEYTON MONTGOMERY Student Council 2, 3, L Club 2, 3, 4, Lions Club 3, 4, Exchange Club 2, Dreadnaught Football 2, 3, 4, Dreadnaught Basketball 2, 3, 4, Dreadnaught Baseball 2, 3, 4. DOT MOORE CAROLYN MORRIS CARL MORGAN LYNNE MORRIS . X94 T' Senior ' I QUINTON MORRIS V' DCT 3, 4. MARY Lou MORRISON . I Classical Club 3, 4, Youth for Chris: -1: Offifie Helper 4- 4 X e JIM MOYER Classical Club 3, 4, Stamp and Coin Club 2. ALLEN MUNDY LYDIA MURPHY ELISE MUMBAUEI2 JOHN MURPHY MARSHA MYRICK iii QR fx 91 1-K CQ W! QUINTON MORRIS MARY LOU MORRlSON JIM MOYER ELISE MUMBAUER ALLEN MUNDY L Club 3, 4, Exchange Club 3, 45 Destroyer Foot- ball 3g Dreadnaugbt Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain Ag Bagpipe Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4. Joi-IN MURPHY L Club Ag Dreadnaught Football 2, 3, A, Manager 2. LYDIA MLJRPHY DCT 4, Yfleens 3. MARSHA MYRICK Torch Club 25 Classical Club 2, Key Club Sponsor 4, Keyettes 2, 3, 4, President A, lnierclub Council A, Highlander Editorial Staff 3, 4, Club Editor 4, Bagpipe Editorial Staff 4, Managing Editor 4, Lakeland High Wire Commentator 3. Seniors DOROTHY NAIL Classical Club 2, 3, oct A ALAN NELSON Student Council 4, Treasurer 4, Senior Honor Society 3, 45 Pan-American Club 2, 3, Exchange Club 2, 3, A, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, President Ag Interclub Council A, Sclwool Store Manager 4. l'Q,,.wQAQsA' I , 14 'IAA' jf ', f, :hah A J 'Av , fm I ' Iivf W ,IAJ 'A 'fj' ' .1 -JI' ,fs .2 I, ,A J I , A V 3 W A, IM A., ng, 1 'Y' 1 1 , 'EU V ,N ,:'.,'?24f. ff u 4+.r.-.-f ffI,lA.v 'IJ Q ' fl . ' l chu .N-va! XZ-: sf. I J U, 74-L 'tea JERRY NOVAK Key Club 3, 4, Sergeantbat-Arms Ag Dreadnaught Bas- ketball A. DOROTHY NAIL ALAN NELSON JERRY NOVAK BILL O'NEAL A i 'J 1 , x x ' J K ,J Q CQ' C ww 'IX ' X we I' k QP' x .f VALERIE P H 4 Torch Club 2, Senior or ' ty A ssif. , 1' ' Youth for Christ 4. N V ' B A A Orgy for 'ri fl' -1 5 yi-4 EV ff'3ff?ff' A 9 If L5 LJEQQO r -' ' , . M- ' X 1' 'gf' ,CP N, . L.. A 329' bf 6 JEAN PERMENTER Classical Club 2 3- Keyettes 4- Ba pipe St TWO. ,mofional' Manager 4. aol Ftunmvs . 3 AULA PRITEH RD Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Bagpipe Staff 4, Make-Up Editor A, Class Play 3. I47 BILL O'NEAL Dcr 4, 4.H Club 4. VALERIE PARISH J JEAN PERMENTER BARBARA PENNINGTON PAULA PRITCHARD A 'Yay f 4f Seniors f J Q! 1 0 K ' f . I V 1 1 4 . ,. lf IV - - L' I ,X I ' I v ' 3 k I ij ' I, UMM, 1 fl l' ffl If' l lilly! ML iff' I ilflcpff R fx! lil 7 l f ff BARBARA RICHARDSON Torch Club 2 Honor Society 3 45 Classical Olbb 2, Lionettes A Drill Team 4 Captain 4. Exchange Club 4 Destroyer Football 3. SYLVIA ROBERTSON JUDY RYNEARSON DONALD RANDALL X BARBARA REGAN BARBARA RICHARDSONQ- J BILL RING A '- I-C+' in Y- , NW my V - x 1 s 1 l ' BILL RIVERS Torch Club 25 Classical Club 25 Key Club 25 Lions Club 45 Class Treasurer 25 Class Vice President 45 Destroyer Football 2. SYLVIA ROBERTSON Student Council 35 Pan-American Club 3, 45 Lions Club Sponsor 3, 45 Lionettes 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Glee Club 35 Bagpipe Staff 4, PEGGY Ruoov DCT 4. JUDY RYNEARSON Senior Honor Society 45 Classical Club 2, 35 DCT 45 GAA 35 Band 35 Glee Club 2. E 4 3W1k,Seniors GEORGE SCHERMERHORN A ROBERT SCHMIDT Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, A, Vice President Q: 4, Pan-American Club 2, 3, 4. NELSON SCIORTINO 8 W Pan-American Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, DCT A, Stamp and Coin Club 2, Boys' Chorus 2, Secretary 2, Mixed Chorus 35 Destroyer Football 2, 3. DF STANLEY SHEAFER Pan-American Club 2, 4-H Club A. Xlzwfj if 21' N SSSEFQYSESQEETR JACQUELYN SHELTON BILL SHERIDAN ' JOHN SHIRAH JOEL SHIVER JACQUELYN SHELTON Youth for Christ 4, Transferred from Ethelsville, Alas tl bama, Class President 2, 3, Beta Club 2, Vice President 25 Journalism Club 2, 3, President 3, Annual Stafl 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3. BILL SHERIDAN L Club 4, Lions Club 4, Stamp and Coin Club 25 Dreadnaught Football Manager A. f' 'Q z V' , I , 1 J! 1. ,li .L N A 2 1 - ,Siu JOHN SHIRAH fi Hall Patrol 4. JOEL SHIVER Seniors ROBERT SIKKING DCT 4, Officer A JULIAN SIMON Pan-American Club 2, 3, A, President 3, DCT 4. Imernlub Council 37 Tam O'SIwanYer 3. Kbiclvbq yy IQ? U4 I: ' ' . ' K J QU LYN SLOAN A ical Club 2. I sy ANICE SLOAN rude ncil g Senior Honor Society Ag Lionetfes 4, SHIRLEY SLOAN I ALICE MARIE SMITH MARILYN SMITH WALLY SMITH f J' I :iv . mfg 'TJ-KS ROBERT SIKKING JULIAN SIMON .IACQUELYN SLOAN JANICE SLOAN SHIRLEY SLOAN . ,,,. DCT 45 Y-Teens A. ALICE MARIE SMITH MARILYN SMITH WALLY SMITH 9 L Club 3M 4g Lions Club 21 3, 4 Vfce Pfemem 41 Llonetfe Sponsor -1g Fooiball Manager for Dreadnauglwvg 3, -ig STreet Paffoi 2 3 Jvs Seniors FLORENCE SPEECE MARTHA STEPHENSON Classical Club 2, 3, 4. . , . ROBERT STERLING Classical Club 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Reporter 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Bagpipe Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Boys' State 2. PATSY STEWART Student Council 2, 3, Torch Club 2, Reporter 2, Classi- cal Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Secretary 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Vice President 4, Highlander Editorial Staff 3, 4, Pictorial Editori Girls' State 5 F Y J.. . F K., A-C. ,,-..,g XJR -H ,MLLNA wwf I N ' ri 1-0 LK' FLORENCE SPEECE MARTHA STEPHENSON N ROBERT STERLING PATSY STEWART PATRICIA STRICKLAND Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Classical Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, JIM SUDDUTH Classical Club 3, 4, AVA-Library Club 2, 3. l 6 RICHARD TATRO Q X Q JACK TAYLOR Student Council 4, Exchange Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary , AVA'l-lb 3fY 3: lnferclub Council 4, Lakeland High Wire 4. PATRICIA STRICKLAND JIM RICHARD TATRO JACK TAYLQR '--' ww' 'Nr' 4? Seniors RALPH TAYLOR Destroyer Basketball 3, Youth for Christ A RUTH TAYLOR Classical Club 3, Lionettes 4. X xx' xx I K x XL Ts. As C . X il - x..i , T xg x T, X , x. 'X 59 no JOHN TEAFF X , ' 4 Pan-American 2, 3, 4, '- PAUL THERRIEN Senior Honor Society 3, A. X: x ix Ni ' W Q X . X . u' x Xf z- X7 X' BILLJ-HOMCAS JO ANN THORNTON SUSIE TOPE ROGER TURNER 'E 9 iii: l 1 if RALPH TAYLOR RUTH TAYLOR JOHN TEAFF PAUL THERRlEN f f- ' ii 'f' Of J' 'A A BILL THOMAS Destroyer Football 2, Lions Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary A, Flag Boy 2, 3, 4, Street Patrol 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Classical Club 3, 4, Proconsul 4, Lionette Sponsor A, Stamp and Coin Club 2, lnterclub Council 4. Jo ANN THORNTON Susie TOPE Student Council 2, Classical Club 2, A, Key Club Spon- sor 4, Keyettes 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, lnterclub Council A, Mixed Chorus 3, Student Director 3, Class Secretary 2, Bagpipe Business Staff 3, A, Editor 4, Lakeland High Wire 4. ROGER TURNER Student Council 2, 3, Hall Patrol 4, Key Club 2, 3, -1, Historian 4, Class Play 3, Class President 2, 3, A, High- lander Editorial Staff 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Track 2, lnterclub Council 2, 3, 4. MARVIN TYUS ROBERTA UNDERHILL MARY VALENTINE ANNETTE VAN WINKLE ELOISE .VARNEA 5 DCT 45 GAA 2, 3. FRED VROOM Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4, Captain A. DORIS WATERS EDDIE WATERS DCT 4, Destroyer Football 3. Seniors MARVIN TYUS ROBERTA UNDERHILL Ciasstcal Club 3, 4, Aednle 4, Y-Teens 2 MARY VALENTINE Y-Teens 3, 4, Vice President 4, Student Council A, DCT 4, ANNETTE VAN WINKLE Student Council 2j Y-Teens 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 4, P3 FRED VROOM EDDIE WATERS YB '-VN cr-'-Y' 1 Lg' I JA Seniors eww W. I S I .J V sf BOBBY WATSON Classical Clob 3, DCT 3, 4, L Clob 2 3, 4, De- ro AJBaskeIball 2, Destroyer Foolball 2, Desrroyer if leas ISII 2, 3, A .. X -i I 'l Q! l VNXTO ,Q Nl rch Club MARTHA WATSON 2, ClasslcaI Club 3, 4- YFTEGUS 3 A WA 0f of ffrfw JANIE VVEATHERSBEE CLIFFORD WEISS Destroyer Football 2, Dreadnauglwt Baseball 3, 4. E LDER MY WILLIAMS I ' x I ED WILLIAMS ,M 49 ,JIM WILLIAMS X dk E7 BOBBY WATSON MARTHA WATSON JANIE WEATHERSBEE CLIFFORD ' A -I I 1 I . .J Oxxljwll X-1-C .k S . , :N jk K ff f I YVONNE WILOER Pan-American ClUb'2, 3, DCT 45 Band 2 35 Mixed Chorus 3. EO WILLIAMS L Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Lions Club A, Dreadnauglwt Foovball 3 A, Destroyer Football 2, Dreadrwaoglwt Base- ball 4. JIMMY WILLIAMS DCT 3, 4 JIM WILLIAMS Band 3 A 2' SHIRLEY WILLIAMS HANSFORD WILT JO AN WITKA JACQUELYN WOOD LAWRENCE WOOD RUTH WOODARD JOHN WRAGG MARTHA YOUNGER 71-4 'I' I Seniors, 1 SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Pan-Afnerican Club 4, Quill and Scroll lg Youth for Christ 4, Secretary 4, inte-rclub Council 4g Bagpipe Staff Ag Lakeland High Wire 4, Assistant Manager A, . X -4 Dor WILLIS Student Council A, Senior Honor Society 3, '45 Pan- AmericanvCIub 3, 4, Secretary A, Lionettes 4, I ' I-IANSFORD WILT ' oct 3, Ar Jo WINTERMUTE DCT 4. Jo AN WITKA Transferred from Orchard Park, New York, Cheerleader 2, Maiorette 3, Class Treasurer 2, 3, Chess Club 2. JACQUELYN Wooo DCT 4. LAWRENCE Wooo Exchange Club 4, Ruri-I WOODARD JOHN WRAGG MARTHA YOUNGER Student Council A, Torch Club 2, Senior Honor Society 3, 45 Classical Club 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4, Vice President 4, Keyettes 4, lnterclub Council Ag Highlander Business Staff 4g Girls' State 3. ww WY Discussing the magazine sales and Henry Price. Shirley Adams George Addy Betty Alderman Morgan Anderson Gail Ayala Earl Baker Robert Barclay Peggie Barnes Winifred Bauer Lavonne Baxley Pat Bickmire Jimmy Bivens Betty Bolton Judith Bowden Dora Ann Boyd Pat Bradley Ralph Bradley Earl Branch Joan Braswell Betty Bray Lois Brett Marialice Brooks James Brown Nancy Brown Elizabeth Bullock .,4- . xc ' i hi I il..- cull u. nu I Ill -A 1e:m,,. LII , m are Billy Knight, Betty Raye Sheridan, Joan Braswell, Juniors 'Q I OFFICERS BILLY KNIGHT President HENRY PRICE Vice President JOAN BRASWELL Secretary BETTY RAYE SHERIDAN Treasurer MISS RUTH HALL BROWN MRS. FRANKIE WORKIZER MR. GEORGE JOHNSON MR. CLAUDE THOMPSON Advisers on .J 'Fx 1 52 fp' Robert Clayton Larry Cochran Dora Loss Colle Joyce Collier Wullle Jean Collins Melba Combs Doris Cox l3eggy Cox Joyce Crumpton Curtrs Daley Gary Dansby Noretta Dansby Bull Davis Barbara Dawson Bull Jack Day Ray Dickens Linda Dickter Leola Dooley Barbara Downing Doris Drewery Leonard Busbee Gwen Buslng Glen Bywater Molly Campbell Edmund Canady Myers Canady Jnmmy Canup Phllllp Carlton Nell Carn Sandy Caustic Charles Chapman Charles Chastain Homer Cheyne Nancy Clark Faye Clary 'Q T? 1 Harriet Gibson Thomas Gibson Charles Glore Everett Godbold Bobby Godfrey Donald Gioia Roe Goodman Glen Gordon Mary Guderlan Elizabeth Haarman Teddy Harris Jack Hartley Charles Harvey Lawrence Harvey Freida Hatcher Judy Haworth Charles Hayden Delores Hayes Jimmy Hernandez Bobby Hicks .lumors Jane Dridgers Johnny Eady Ken Eaton Carol Edwards Jim Edwards Eleanor Eldson Gary English Lucille Entzmlnger Lynn Faison Joy Faison Billy Fenton Barbara Ford Kathy Gallugar Warren Gay Loretta Giannini -SU' we fxqgi E40 15 7 . 4 ,fi my 5 , xt 'fu iii ' . V 'I-., 1 'OM' ,qv Mary Diana Johnson Jeanette Jolscoeur Ronnie Julian Kenneth Kahn H C een Nancy Key Jim Klllough Donna Kinser Richard Kitchens Billy Knight Robert Krenmer Pat Kuhn Delores Lafferty Dan Lawrence Virginia Lee Paul Letts Henry Lewis Jim Lewis Dick Lindsey Tommy Little IS9 Larry Hill Mildred Hill James Hinder Marjorie Hodgin Jim Hodgin qu' K' Judy Holober Pat Hood Barbara Hough Jack Holt Carolyn Hughey i of ,. 'Q 17 ' I Emily Hull Ronald Hunt Arlene Hurley Lavonne Jackson Carol Ann Jenkins 4.4 Juniors lftmuc TLD IM 'stud' Q5 dn 0 4 'LA ' il W- 4 0 Q in I , ' V ' I x ' - , LP - H 14: l if 1, ' . . 1 R it K9 'A 'K 4- 'W A 3 e,...,,Q.l .W 'V ' Q L 'CZ' . .K ug , 4' J , 1 gif b i A KC I X X 1 1 ' A '19 , G- 2 . ' 5' Z C L I 1 is f 2 K ' , I -my - L fy Q x ' .. Q . .1 ,Nl ' h I ,f y.. ,J Vi- Virginia Maxwell Wes Maxson Jerry Meaclor Steve Melvin Hazel Mercer Junior .gy .5 Q Cassie Love Randall Loveiing Shirley Lumpkin Sheila MacDowell Jack McArthur 51 ' V Y Nancy McCall Billy McCranie 'D' Wayne McCullough .lf Ti McFadden Jane Mclnvail 4 4 'A' If- 1 J 'l,Q,tbvjw2l, 0 I KU 5, . 1, , pu 1,11 ip' AIAA Nflfwfxi I! Jacque McPhail'.1' Russell Maddox ' , c, Virginia Martin J Marilyn Mathis V J uc at 'L 15-1 is ii , A . u 1 ' m-, DN' 31 ,,- t L4 ie ' 1 if , E 0,6 R I N, . ' Charles Messic , Ella Mae Miller Edith Monson Donelle Moon Peggy Moore! William Moran Walter Morris Janet Muller Gail Nagle Annette Nall f,-,,. 'ta Nash Arlene ay Warren Nelrns Dorothy Nix Judy O'Quin W' -3' 4-r Ronald Rummer Connie Jean Rutter Mary Ann Sabo Wayne Sampson Susanne Sanders Marxlyn Sassen Frances Schaller Bernadelle Schneuder Barbara Segale Mary Vesta Selph Marianne Sharp e Verna Sheat e Betty Raye Sherudan Betty Shlver Gladys Shaver John Shuver Lou Sums George Soder Jackie Smuth Frelda Padgett Thomas Padgett Jack Palmer Elnzabeth Pearce Donald Pearlman Britt Peel Patsy Pickle Vertue Mae Pntts Nancy Pollard Mary Loss Pope Henry Price Becky Pruutt Valerie Ann Rader George Regtster Robert Rlchardson 'Pl Eva Jean Townsend Bobby Trrpp Susan Trohn Edlth Ura Elatne Vaughn XNQLIIRLJO Vlnes Shirley Wallrng Nancy Ward Samuel Ward Jack Warner Pat Warner Nancy Warren Be ty Wells y Wells George Westacott l ' Bob wma l M rna Whttener Yflleftewwts l-lallre Woodard Sonya Smith Janet Smoalc Doryce Sperry Jackie Stecker Patsy Stephens Btll Stillwell Sally Sumner Catherine Taylor Rowena Taylor Tommy Thonebe Jo Ann Thornton Pat Thornton Vrrglnla Ttllman .lohnle Mae Ttmmons Davud Tompklns .lumors af Q1 l or ,,, O We iii -fs ga ,. vsvwq 15 wh- Conferring on class business are Billy Coningham, Berry Ann Anderson, Par Mitchell, and Charles Whitehead. Sophomores OFFICERS BILLY COTTINGHAM Presidenv BETTY ANN ANDERSON Vice Pre:-sideov PAT MITCHELL Secrcfar, CHARLES WHNEHEAD Treasurer MR BOBBY HOUSE? MR JW MILLER? Ad. sefs Roxyann Joanne Mary Noel Patricia Abernathy Adams Adams Andellaolt -3' 6 , Q 3 5 N . 4 , 5 4. I64 Y lm? hixl .lack Pat Jackie Alford Allen Allen Dixie Beard Allan Bevis Tim Blackmon Florence Bond Charles Bonner Patsy Bowden Floyd Bowden Gerry Bowman Paula Bowman Charles Boyd Cordea Boyd Betty Brannen Jeanette Brannen Gail Bregler Maxine Britt Christine Broom Martha Brown Shirley Bryant John Buchan Marcene Burd Margaret Amig Betty Ann Anderson George Anderson Barbara Anthony Rosa Lee Asbell Jo Ann Avant Marilyn Bailey Robert Baldwin Patsy Bergeron Martha Nell Barnes Graham Baskerville Charles Battle Philip Bauer Jerry Baumgartner Betty Bayhan ll' lin an Joyce Choppa Mary Lou Ch rustlansen Gary Clark Freddle Coker Pat Colburn Martha Cole Jeanette Colluns Jeanne Connolly Kenny Cooper Bobby Corley Bully Cottrngharn Carolyn Coward Kenneth Crang Barbara Cramer Glen Crawford Janrce Creamer Janet Creasy Ralph Crews Marudell Cross Margaret Damon 15-Wi Ev an QL, Sophomores 'ee-rl new '-9 James Burton Glen Bush Sue Byrd l.aDonna Canady Joyce Carter Jean Carver Denms Caustuc George Cecil Wilbur Chancey Robert Chandler Mary Character Carolyn Chase Lynn Chase Gary Chastxne Connie Cheyney JG Wllltarn Fenton Russell Fetterman Janet Flnger Sandy Fleer Landis Flerntng Bob Fore Henruetta Foster Benny Franklun Joan Freer Ann French Joyce Fudge Walter Fuller Hannah Garrett Ray Garruson Sharon Gercken Barbara Gerth Rodrlck Gerwe Sarah Glbbs Dahl Gulbert Jeanette Gilbert Nelson DeCamp Peggy Dlllunger Pat Douberly Kenneth Dover Mtclcey Downtng Shlrleen Duckett Sylvua DuVall Paula Ruth Edgar Allen Edwards Jerry Elluott Duane Elston Chrlstnne Ernbrey Gall Estrotf Martha Sue Fearrand andy Fen1QQ v.Lf '4' desc fcgvj 1. 'D 'Q Johny Hanus Larry Hardin Charles Harman Shirley Harnage Pat Harper Carol Harris Alva Lea Hawkins Emory Hayes Betty Haynes Janice Hedrick David Helm Sue Helm Deanna Henderson Lenora Hendricks Francis Hennecy Janice Hicks Sally Gay Highnam Alma Hinman Nancy Hodgkinson Pat Hodgkinson Saphomores wi Ronald Gladden Jim Glore Robert Godbolt Annette Godfrey Jannette Godfrey Jimmy Goodwin Wannamae Gordon Luz Gosselun Koruna Greenbaum Ada Grimes Louis Grimes Leslie Grizzard James Hager Grady Hagler Mary Jo Hammer X-. ..' Ronnie Jackson Frank Janes Ronnie Jeffries Patsy Johnson Wanda Johnson Eugene Joiner Carl Jones Harold Jones Ivy Jones Jacquelyn Jones Rudolph Jones Shirley Jones Irene Kane Dorothy Kelley Marjorie Key Charles Kirkpatrick Sue Kiser Ruth Kitchens Marcia Kline Paul Kruger Sophomores Deanna Holloway Christine Holt Glen Holt Kenneth Holt William Hood Jim Hooker Evelyn Hostetler Norman Housley Robert Howell Jerry Hughey Cynthia Hurley Henry Innes Elinor Jackson Jack Jackson Otis Jackson 5 fv- Q-455 l-larriette Larnb Sydney Lane Woodrow Lanning Virginia Lee Franklin Leggett Dick Leis Marian LeRoy lf, in 5 'T Gif '-:v-' .5 Q sit Sp -1, Ab iii Patty Lyle Joyce Lynch Yvonne McClelland Eldridge McCormick Betty McCranie Beverly McCullough Annette McDonald Margaret McGraw Pat McGqg,L1gyi Mary McGillivary Andrew McLeod Dick Maddox Tappin Mann James Mansfield Kelly Marshall Margaret Martin Sally Mason Tommy Mason Clifford Melton Mary Louise Mericle Sophomores Q--, Xa -Q- A1 'T -ir? Janet Lester Kay Letts Patsy Leib David Lloyd James Love Jeannie Lovett Mary Lucas Shirley Luther I IMA lbs 'C ,ft 'Wifi George Owens Dansy Padgett Glorla Palmer Margaret Palmer Betty Parker Buddy Parker Muchael Parkrnan Byron Parrett Esther Parsley Ann Paul James Pearce Jim Peddy Joseph Petras Jerry Plwllllps Wllluam Phrllnps Margorue Pupkun Mary Ann Putts Carol Point Joy Porter Betty Powell 3 Sophomores Hazel Mules Mnchael Mlller Joyce Malls Bobby Mnlton Janelle Mrlton Pat Mltchell Edna Moore Loren Morgan Wayne Morris Wayne Mundy Betty Murray Robert Murray Jane Norton Dlck Novak Ronald Odom 49. 'VN vi Myrtle Rumph Rosemary Sands Rudy Sapp Beverly Sauls Dolores Schilling Jake Schneider Danny Seabright Carol Selph Charlotte Serr Russell Shannon Christine Sherman Hugh Shiver Opal Shiver Laura Sikking Sally Van Sims Gail Singer Peggy Singletary Clayton Skinner Jocelyn Sloan Bill Smalt Sophomores Wendell Powell Bob Preston Merilyn Raines David Rambo Linda Raulerson Royce Ready Mary Ann Reeder Russell Rehberg Lou Reeser Eddie Reid lla Rice Mary Frances Rickborn Donald Roberts Sandra Robertson Stella Rodman Dorls Surrency Bully Swltt Sara Swnnson Joyce Tanner Jeannme Talley Gerald Taylor Kenneth Taylor Thomas Taylor Sherndan Teachout Gwen Thomas Anne Thomas Bully Thompson Susan Tolle Delorls Townsend Jerry Towson Margne Truutt Joanne Turner James Tyner Charles Tyus Owen Vermllya Sophomores Barbara Smnth Frances Smith Joan Smlth Mary Alice Smrth Robbie Smrth Jane Smoot Barbara Stalllngs Melene Stelnkamp Suzanne Stellhorn Carolyn Sterling Lounelle Stinson Raymond Stokes Martle Strickland Pete Sumner Carolyn Surrency .36 S Y-rv is Charles Whrtehead Mary Whltt George Wrlluarns Kenneth Wtlllams Loutse Wtllnarns Stefnee Wtlllams Wilma Wulllarns Eflne Wtlson Jeanelle Wtlson Joyce Wtntermute Gretchen Woodall Kay Woodall Charlotte Woods Duck Wooley John Wooten Mary Lou Wyatt Iva Young Ralph Young Betty Ztpperer W- Sophomores Melba Vtckers Bobble Vlnes Nad ne Waddell Suzanne Walder E V Walclrup Glen Walker Conrad Wallung Jacqueltne Ware Louyeda Waters Ann Wear Inez Weatherford Kerry Webb Barbara Welch Tommy Wells Barbara Wheeler ' vu te. 5 Lhlbpt 4 I Tiow AS 1- Q ii A 4 Miss Lionette Twirp and her beautiful court Highlander staff demonstrates how you look to the photographer. 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Telephone 5-703I Emily Hughes and Mr. Askew 'NNJ , Q Ann Barr, Joanne Hill, and Laura Heddon ll Il Empire Benford S+a+ionery Company Janice Sloan and Wendell Alderman Maclge's FEMININE FASHICJNS 325 Soufh Kenfuclzy Paula PrI+chard and Dol' McLeod 41 1 R 5 I 1 1q1q-. sg' f ' I , E J Q- T 643522 rx David Dosfer and Rober+a Underhill Lakeland Coca-Cola BoH'ling Company 730 Easf Main S+ree+ Telephone 3-559l Morrison's Cafeleria II4 Norfh Tennessee S Telephone 2-760l I Nancy Pollard and Jim Moyer L. Q Qawf gd 1 A 0 Xi W 1- xl: is Mary Lou Chrisrjansen Wayne Bell and Jol'1n Murpl1y Engle Fred Coker Eledric Company pLUMBlNG 440 Scully Florida Avenue 807 Nor+l1 Florida Avenue l x Jim Edgy Rufh Taylor and Margie Bwpdm -.....-- GILLUM PLUMBING AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY J. C. Penney 502 Sloulla Floric3a3gEeInue '84 lncorpo'-a+ed eep one - ' -M pF .-A+, M 5 Qs.. .. 2,4 Jimmy Allen and Marsha Myriclr Billy RlVef5 and Alan Nelson Na+han's CLOTHES FOR DAD AND LAD Pipkin's DIXIELAND MAID RITE, INC. Il0l Souih Florida Avenue I2l Easf Main f Y 4 Y I if -it -di -EL' K. .fxxx , ,-f Mary- Carn and AnneHe Van Winkle Julian Bowen and Charles Bauerle Gamble's Shoe S+ore 327 SOUTH TENNESSEE AVENUE Tele hone 2-9355 P Ill Soufh Kenfucky '85 ..nf'! v Paramounf Cleaners 844 Souflw Florida Telephone 3-I23l Marilyn Smi+l1 and Carolyn Morris ll, fin Jean Hamby, Valerie Biclcerslaff and Mr. Nancy Mohr and Joan Wivfka almer P Launder for Less H. L. CSHORTYJ PALMER D. 8: R. LAUNDERETTE Reallor 207 EaS+ Lemon Sheef 3I9 Soullw Florida Avenue Telephone 2 804l 5 4u'N blpf S.! f Lakeland Ford Co., Inc. l25 Lalce Mirror Drive Dof Willis REECECLIFF SANDWICH SHOP 940 Soulh Florida kN Sally A+wood and Billy Combee Palsy Sfewarl' Paula Edgar and Joh: ial ff yr . 4 FUSSELLE 8: SONS, REALTORS BALLENGER AUTO STORAGE, INC 5ll Soufh Florida Avenue H5 Sou'rl1 Massacl1use'Hs Telephone 2-059I P E 902 Soulh Florida Avenue Telephone 5-I45l I Irene Foun+ain and Rufh McNeal sv. I4 P99 rl' 3 z Qi w - Doug Gaines and Mr. Gaines GEORGE L. GAINES Jeweler Home of Fine Jewelry 5. A-'Y' Cliff Weiss and Carol Milclwell J. S. MOORE CANDY COMPANY 'y 205 Easl McDonald Sfreef li Wally Smifh and Powell Adams MOORE'S STYLE SHOP iss A 451 K' .T 'ii - Q p . f , Y.- Lynne Morris, John Biclcari and Mr. Oglesby SOUTHERN MACHINERY New Tampa Highway X T -,...-.-10' as '57 ni--4-'-' ' Y R, , ,.. ,..... 1 - --1'-'Q' X u X flllrkfg 'YX3 xv 1 QQ, 4 viz.. 4 L Woo s, Becky Hafcher, im a er an FLORIDA SOUTHERN CCLLEGE l89 06 6 Q-Q.. Randall MoIor Co., Inc. II4-I I6 Easi' Main Bo y Harre . ML? bb n J cy I 'QW M -X N 1 Q :- R . NX a 1, 'I' I ...K In 'ana 'N- M .4-0'3 f. I I if-if Jane I-Iamby and Marfha Wafson d+ and WaI+er Mi+cI1eII Fw .S H E J EXPERT and PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE I24 Easf Main Sfreef Phone 4-360' SHOE BOX - . -, PN BORDEN S Pmigqfjw S 44 Lake Wire Drive D my I -nn Telephone 2-405I Jerry Novak FRANZBLAU-GILBERT EQUIPMENT COMPANY 408 Wesf Main Sfreef Allen Mundy, Gene Clnoppa and Leona Gilberi Modern Floor Covering HOME OF FINE CARPETING 3I7 Souih Florida Avenue Joy Coward X X A , ff OWENBY AUTO PARTS I22 Soufh Missouri S James Cavanah and Leo Haymans ' 3 , a Elf l R L .1 Charloife Se PERKINS BROTHERS Weddings-Picfures you'll save a lifefime Adver+ising-Phofographs fhai' sell your producf Porfraifs-Pho+ograpl1s for every occasion Reprin+s on Annual Phofographs Groups-Par+ies, clubs, dances, and family COMMERCIAL PHGTOGRAPHERS I505 Soufh Lincoln Avenue Telephone 3-94l2, 3-3I9l, and 7-03Il l92 SCHALLER'S GROCERY New Tampa Highway y Telephone 6-IOI2 F ' P mln XTX 4 --f I my Frances Schaller X gjsl CONTINENTAL TRAVELS VC! 320 Easi' Main 3' A XJ My Telephone 2-I89I N ,lvl Qs Karen Chris+iansen, Mary Byrd, and Mr. ' Y Mengle Tig-+ U N Mr. Highfower and Anne Carier Ed Williams, Joe Barnard, and Tom Carmac LAKELAND CPTICIANS I09 Sou+h Tennessee Telephone '93 Soufh Kel'1'l'UCky MYRICK'S MEN'S STORE we ,wo '53 MUTUAL X, Ag! D W SELPH S I230 On Your Dual SERVICE STATION MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM 5-Wm aw- 5 XP I 'MQ if ia Roger Turner Roberf Snklung, Chauncey Cronkrde LAKELAND TYPEWRITER PLOTT'S al SUPPLY COMPANY JARMAN sl-los sroRE 194 F- W- Mvefs- OW' I29 Sou'Ih Tennessee I XTX- P! I I K V 5 ki D , F, x... h , V YF q - 7 J, AJ Agn an MW A gA -A ' , jx X I ! I I it U k i ',A 1 H ,.. I :E A 5 1 -V .. Thomas DICesare and Barbara Johnson CaroI Selph Sam' X M .------ 'w umm 5 . I mm T X W , f I I -.Je ,f I 1, 4 ' A I 5 1- -- S A I I Q - 7 Q , fig? K ,K ..-, aff i A 5 .,, A 1 ,K c , , I I I TTS ab i f C V Ci- if X' BROWN S LITTLE FLORAL SHOP 90 PM S+ + h 4 THE HOUSE OF STYLE Racy s L- gi? pdl N 51-'li m 1 -Q7 gif: :FE I Elinor Jackson FOR HE L 'S . Qklj WE FLANAGANS af LAKELAND SKATELAND E W5 ,'fQ'wL,PSIi,, FLORIDA SPORTING GOODS COMPANY We Are Proud Tha+ We Have Been Serving LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL In Their A+hIe+ic Needs Since I936 Main Mo+ors C. C. WARD-W. D. WARD Owners 2I2 Wes? Main Telephone 5-063 I W Nancy Ward Jane? Muller and Mr Muller JI-me Anderson Wholesale Confechons li Cl ' 288 Norfh MassachuseHs Q 225 Scum Honda Avenue I96 I Lalceland's Honda S+a+e Theafers THE POLK and THE LAKE Finesi in Moiion Picfure En+er+ainmen+ An+oine++e Kimbrough The Florida Nalional Bank Compleie Banking Service MEMBER F.D.l.C Lnda Jo Harrell, Bill Sheri Bobby Jordan TRuEBLooD's ' PRINT sn-nop .wi l C Fl JF QV- cr--NO li,-'1Qx1'k'gCJW 'ei' IO8-I0-I2 Wes? Lemon Telephone 3-0483 x Bill Melin , NX LL ,O uw' Q '7 r -sw 7 I a x x - . A ' Q a ' L. 5 . i up Q fValerie Pargh X ,KNLYZLV r 2't'iA,?!VElliekjndirs3a.n A-:Wk kg -I 1 I MORITZ PIANO COMPANY FUTTER KRUST BAKERIES, INC. Yg my 303 Souih Florida Avenue SUNBEAM BREAD AND CAKE Telephone 5-284l llO2 Soulh Florida Avenue LAKELAND LUMBER COMPANY The Yard of Friendly Service Virginia Fischer and Joan Gorman WAJ Q R0 OXFORD av oxroao Ol'1'1Qt .mf ATTORNEYS 4 - ' 'X-. Telephone 2I I3 or 2I I4 Barbara Regan, Pai' S+rIcIcIand and Mr. Oxford Rlllilu I H10 , 1 C75 A PruscuIIa McDonald WlIIlams GABLE RADIO AND APPLIANCE STORE ALBRITTON S I042 SOUII1 FIoruda Avenue II9 Sou+I1 Tennessee Avenue GABLE AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY 3l6 Nor+I1 Keniuclcy Avenue GOFF JEWELRY COMPANY Lakeland s Flnesi' Jewelry S+ore The Largesi' Selecfion of Diamonds, Waiches, Jewelry and Silverware Doi' Anderson Q-5:46 -Q-.gmbwakq A -Z455Qg4ff,.' is ' as Barbara Smi-H1 and Judy O'Quin Caro yn ar ard and Harry Brock . . F .+ Bekye Kaye Rocker Cunningham s urn: ure STUDIO OF DANCING New and Used Furnifure 70I Nor+h Florida Avenue If ,X -'s X f Janice Sloan and Grefchen Woodall Michael Canady and Richard Higgins SEWING MACHINE AGENCY W. H. VENABLE COMPANY J. S. TURNER, Manager '05 Norm Florida Avenue 200 22l Norfh Massachuse'I'+s Avenue , y,..v . ff 'f 25. , ' Q, V iff' ., 'ig 6-rfi ' wi' ,X f X 'QA 5, if If g - U X -I f 1 il Ada Guoua Bull Thomas and Jaclue Sloan Lakeland Business lnsfrlule PEOPLE'S BANK YOUR HOME BANK Complefe Banking Service Member Federal Deposif lnsurance Corporafion Gloria Harrison and Mary Lou Morrison 'C e S49 f Z-K ' - fm 4 IRQ I+ Logan CURTIS LOGAN APPLIANCE COMPANY Frigidaire Appliances LAKELAND LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 7I2 Easi' Rose Telephone 2-l39I Ann Fenlon, Mrs. Lee ancl Mrs. Floycl LAKELAND LINCOLN-MERCURY Sales and Service 94l Easf Main Telephone 4-479l Bill Ring and Elsie Mumbauer Bomume GOMPANY 3I5 Wes+ Lemon Sfreei Dickie Langley and I-IeIen HigI1smi'II1 LOGAN and RICKBORN CITRUS GROVE MANAGEMENT Polk Counfy 2609 ORLEANS AVENUE Telephone 6-OSOI Jackie SI1eI+on and Gwen Harrison FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 227 Sou+I1 Kenfucky Avenue Miss Schaller, Doris Wa+ers and Marfha Sfephenson BUNKER HILL Dodge and Plymou+h 302 W. Lemon S+ree+ John Shirah and Louree Coker if FLORIDA-GEORGIA TRACTOR COMPANY Cons+ruc+ion Indusrrial f Logxging ' yrryeni' fftyz 'ff 77 f' 544' NJ' X Af 4 5 If F If f vwalier Lgesche I VKXAII ' A PAL . K I EAST MAIN GROCERY Your Friendly FROG Sfore l2II Easi' Main Sfreef Joan Gorman. Jim Hodgin and Lamar Hun+ y-nf ,pai 4L ! 1-5'7 'JXR . 'PM 1 Iii? Rila Nash' ,I 4 x Michael Dunaway and Marvin Tyus J Q,yvR,mw. qQk:X . lim ll Vfi ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY l BELL LUMBER COMPANY 906 Soufh Tennessee Avenue Whole5ale'LUmbe'-Relall 726 E. Rose Slreei Telephone 6-259I Carolyn Barnard, Janie Weallwersbee and Nelia McCloud and Nancy QUALITY CLEANERS Congra+ula1'ions +o L. H. S. Ilb Sou+l1 Missouri Avenue BENTLEY AND SHAFER Telephone 2-4471 206 eo. R. BENTLEY w. WALLACE SHAFER Q A 1 :N-my -4--W.-... UU G E C EE UEQGWQ. C ll no nn an onyx :qu d d b d Cl+y of Lakeland Ligh+ and Wafer Depar'l'men+ -X ,Ii ', l l 4 5 lv 5 'll I 16-Q i 4 Harry Brock, James McCullough, Sally A+woocl ancl Glenda Cook ff LAKELAND PACKING COMPANY Growers Packers Shippers 209 TYLER FLORAL COMPANY IZI4 Eas+ Main S+ree+ Telephone 4-IO6I elle Hurf and Jane Henry THOMAS W. BRYANT and E. SNOW MARTIN L Ile Jordan and Rose Marie Golwee f MUTUAL CANDY COMPANY NIFTY' SUPPLIES We Are Proud fo be +l1e Suppliers of +l1e School Sfore 40I SOUTH FLORIDA AVENUE Donald Henry, V g na Lee and Alice Mare Sm+l1 3 V IM' 'nLll' rf A- L- .- ,W ,ff ,,y,4N+ N, .,,- .,.. ' if' W' J. r-J' ,T ..W, . ' V . nk- ww ' , 2. Fw.. 1 2 . 'IIJ'-JA' 2.2: - H ' f , Q 4 ff w' . Q' , ' 4- .. . ,gr ' . 144- . - ' . N , 1'J'!.s V 'ig' ,gp 'ff '...,n'f:3 A ' n H'- fe 4 .y .+p A - -'..'f'H' . 4 F Y, ft . t ,,,,, ,M-. . 4 ,A , -vw Q X V, ., +2 Vy.M'g,,4 , is AMN . . K, ,M , , A Q - J V ww- .U .N- .a.3n,,M,,,kW, M 'S Q, -'w:4' . K .. -4 ' , . Jerry Drawdy v-QIJTC HSSOCIHTE STORE 222-224 Easi' Pine S+ree+ Telephone 6-405I 2lI 1 4 eylon Monlgomery and Lincla Jo Harrell Q fl McGlNNES LUMBER COMPANY X X 600 Wesi Mann Sfreel Telephone 5 057I Bob Boul are and Glencl THE HUB AND MILLERS For Men For Women lI8 S Ken+uclcy 3 E TWO QUALITY STORES COLONIAL ICE CREAM I33 E. Main Slreef Telephone 5-20Il Virginia Lee Ri+a Nash Sally Ma- son Jane Driclgers Linda Jo Har- rell S Il Aiwoocl and Gail , ' in --H? Singer .,...f ol out .4 , , ,..f ,, X w I C J IFL LRLAM amzllllmnmmm - mmmm mmmmmm mmazammmmamzrx aff' 'L A ' xi r Y K 11 H - L I X s ,- ln. L' 1 l UUEBSEOT .f Nl R H L i .Ep ' ..l' 1 'hi' V GENTRY-MORRISON FUNERAL HOME, INC. 4I7 N. MassachuseHs Telephone 5-I5ll Ambulance Service Day or Nigh+ GLEN W. MORRISON, Direclor Rowle++ Bryanf and Rex'.Alves x Duck Conrad Harry Br0Ck amiga Glen Gordon B'HY Fukh 404101. Mage, inc II7 Lafayeffe Sfreef TAMPA 2, FLORIDA Dis+ribu+ors for Rawlins Manufacfuring Company Afhleiic Equipmeni' Spor+ing Goods 213 . . 4 ff f N V It -rg N , f 'Exif Fir A , . 5 af' ' S .sz 'nfs 2 . A K W at , H. , , 42 - v 1 XA' grx 4-sh V 5 xx X s.. .ii . xp . .1 V 5? N A X- . ,fa .'f,f:T'lx, ' ' 1 . r- ' az' . fa. X W-fish, - f-,L 117 ' f, V hx, v ,.x - -in -rf' ' , . ., ..,f, . N ', ' .tx ,-. A ' : 5 ' LQ .' , ,J . k 4 2' Q. ,- ff 1 1 ' .Y '. Rf . ,, i 4 V' '- Na, L, 12, - , My 9 I 'U -Q N ,J . ' - y' I . ' .' If: - Q. 13 i':4 ',v '5L A ' ' .f '-4.3 '- f.,.' : 'Q-, JL Lf 2f ,Q ' 'N n 1 ' 0 l4g Q' if ,av - -f' ,Qi 5 Ik- J ,Aff.fC,V 1 'ff .f'.g,a,.-L V, , M f'Qi O Your Portrai+ ji 4 ff' ia - iPerfec1 GiH J 'fx 4,4 1 ' ips 'To ' A brief, pleasian1T's'i1 fineg a+ our siudio-4-a'nof'a' A' PORTRAIT OF DISTINCTION is yours Wanda Dean TOMPKIN'S STUDIO AND CAMERA STORE Il5 Sou+h Ken+ucky Avenue Films, Cameras, Home Movie Equipment Complefe Sfock of Phofographic Supplies for Your Pidure Taking Needs Every1'hing Pho+ographic ZI4 ' rf? J' wi IW W P. K. F. LEWIS POULTRY FARMS 305 Wes+ Main Sireei SMOKED MEATS AND STRICTLY FRESH EGGS Telephone 2-906I Jackie Woods and Peggie Barnes NM 'X srnenreg BUIEK ' .0114 in tn. E a ':I'g 12112 :jf E xl iMAcASPHALT K M E We 'A li Hammond Jones Inc. CHEVROLET Nancy Lewis ' ll - x 1 Did you know 1. fhar your Judy Bowden l954 SUPERLATTVES ' xx are by O fxmnwf X Nina Hauclx, Rebecca Gunnin, Philip Crews IIO7 Sou+h STUDIQ Dixieland CARTER CANDY COMPANY Florida Ave. AIR CONDITIONED 809 Wesl Norih S+ree+ Telephone 2-70I2 I CEMENT PRODUCTS and SUPPLY COMPANY 5l6 and 7I6 W. Main S+. Telephone 5-095I Bob Kendrick and Wyn lngle A y H ,T gPPLV it,l1ENTPHllBiffdMdl,f4J wmgcn, us 4 Maxam - MIAMI Nl mv' fff,3?f -gases ff! 'Mf- zffffff jjj? ij 'f,,f-f f qtm f' HCK dDX Xxx ' ii i'i'?g Kg Wgxxl M A R K E T Mm HFLORXDPCS FXNEST FOOD STORES 2l7 Alpheus Koon STUDIO OF DANCING 7I9 E. Palmelfo Priscilla McDonald, Palricia Lieblag, and Sharon Daly SOUTHERN PRINTING CO. 322 N. Florida Ave. Telephone 2-383l B Jim Johnslon, Andy Yelvinglon, Billy Dunn, Jessie Morrow, Clara Hoslefler, B. A. Wood. and Mrs. B. A. Wood The l954 HIGHLANDER STAFF would like +o express ils appreciaiion for 'lhe help of fhe following in malcing +he HIGH- LANDER a success: To lhe adminislralive heads, +he faculfy, and 'lhe sfudenl' body for fheir cooperalion and support To Mr. John H. Wrighl of Taylor Publishing Co. To PHILLIP'S STUDIO To TOMPKIN'S STUDIO To PERKINS BROTHERS To ED LEGERTON To MYRlCK'S MEN'S STORE To lhe many adver+isers and pafrons for fheir encouragemenl and financial help. 2I8 'N ,S-nk -4.1 ffxtagm I ,- ,, f ' , .fy rl . f ,,,..f' if h-Q k I 1 Y ' xg , Z' t-:W V' P- .. T2 N nv L . , ji . YK .3 I'- x 'N -a, --J I ,M , Qx-on '. 1,v ,Q , 3 f, 5,-1 ' f f .L V ,, I A ir, W , Hn ,, , -4 pl X fig f , fs Aj' 1 f7'i.f f ff, K ,. 'I'Az! ff 'Fri ,' ur 1 1 li! 'f- ,1 if if I, f, ' ffl X1 V V 1. Tiff? I AJ Jr f , 1 '11 lf,--U I J Q 1 ff ' 5' LK J 1 -fif ,I , i.. AV . .9',,1fffr :ff'- '.,, ' fy y. X I7 Y 9 f 41- . 1 1 'XXV . D, ,f -XI. Qu Am' fm' x Aw ,AN 'Jam K . 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