Landon High School - Landonian Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1948 volume:

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Ei But l shall cherish my schooldays 'x C5434 ff .agif For memories cant be erased. F' +1 A .'n- I i l 2 X u ll'fi ' Uflriiiilt'-Q U an ,qv ,rlgffw 4 -5 'ple .ff rl ,I L gil. 1 ,Hi ' zu, 1 4 digg, -Au 1 j,',q' 1' i f ip , ' f 4 N 3 ,- t High school days are over, fl-A, - ..,, f F bi ' ' .4 'y 2 1 ' W f r hi h school days are over. lt seems only Yes, you g esterday that you entered Landon for the first time, Y awed by the newness oi it allg yet, today you are ' b 'ness graduating. You are ready to begin a usi career, or, perhaps, go on to college. Landon You will want to remember your years in -the friends you made, the activities in which you ' t participated. They are all here, from the excitemen ot the Christmas dance to the dignity of Senior Pictures. lt is the hope oi everyone on the staff ol ' th t this book this tenth volume of the Landonian a will make your hig time it is opened. h school days live again each r t George H. Wood Principal BA., Missouri State Teachers' College MJ-X., Northwestern University In the heart oi every senior, a special place is reserved for Mr. Wood. During our years in Landon, he has been the personiiication oi all that We Wish to make oi ourselves. His sincere interest in our personal Wel- fare, as Well as his competent administration oi school affairs has Won the admiration and respect oi every student. We are proud to follow the leadership oi our principal, Mr. Wood. Robert Warner Assistant Principal BA., University ot Florida Mr. Warner, in his first year as Assistant Principal at Landon, has made himselt a favorite ot the stu- dent body. His untiring service and Wise counsel have earned tor him the respect and friendship of all. Miss Orra M. Eastburn Dean ot Girls BA., Carleton College MA., Columbia University None knew her but to love her, None named her, but to praise. -For to know Miss Eastburn is to recognize the traits which have en- deared her to us all. Her deep under- standing for each student and his problems and her untiring aid in guiding school activities have given her a permanent place in each stu- dent's memory. THE FACULTY U Mrs. Lelia Alexander, B.A., M.A. Miss Evelyn Anderson, A.B. Mrs. B S Spanish English Mr. Harold U. Besse, B.E. Mr. Dan Boring, B.S. Mechanical Drawing Physical Education Mrs. Pauline R. Brown, A.B. Miss Eleanor Bryant, B.A., M.A. Miss Charlotte B. Buckland, Mathematics Spanish A.B., M.A. Head of Science Department LANDON HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. Dorothy Cahoon, B.S. Mrs. Florence Crutchfield, A.B. Mrs. Edna Iune Davis, B.A. English Mathematics Social Science Miss Evelyn Dobson, B.S., MJ-X. Mrs. Iulia Foster, B.S. Physical Education Home Economics Miss May Franklin, A.B.. MJ-L Mrs. Anne H. Franz, 1-LB., M.A.E. 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Iohnson, A.B. Science Social Science Social Science .,.. i ' ' f'-4-'i1 '--i'i '1 -, 1 is t is Xb. K xg S si' t gg, X K t 13 ,A ni gi , , E 2 1 is sig-sj.f'1 5 E' Q 1315 A' tits. 1552 wif' Fi: -r'frr2i12 ':..'. K '21-r-I-J, :f1'f?i 3-,f??'ffg, Ks, it Mrs. Nellie K. Kelly, B.S. Mr. Iohn P. Koscieiny, M.M. Mathematics Bond Q :.lE if Sk V i 3 if Miss Virginia McDaniel, B.S. Mrs. Cynihia Miller. B.A.E. Mrs. Ina Mae Mitchell, B.S.H.E. Mathematics Business Education Home Economics Miss Sara Muriel, BJ-X., M.A. Miss Margaret Ncxlle. A.B. Mrs. Rita Nicholl, B,S English Enqlish English Mr. Daniel C. Palmer, B.S., M.A. Miss Elaine Purmmore. A-3- Science and Business Education English Cmd SIDGGCT1 svn Q Mrs. Hunier Perkins, 13.31 M.A. Mr. Robert B. Phillips. Ac.S Mrs. Isabel Powell. ILB Head of English, Depqzitment Aeronautics Latin X I M aff, 1 ,dv 4, vii ff I A, Miss Erin Poythress. B.S. Miss Buryl Reed, B.S. Mrs. Gordon Reeves, A.B., M.4A. Assistant Librarian Home Economics Bible' N mf, . M - if 9 li L .41 l l 2,1 if ds, ij . 'J 1 ' 1 is haf, 3' A3 .. 1' VX- I .Y 7 J I , , .A , ir. YJ aj 'J Ji JIJBQ' J Miss Anne Richardson, A.B. Miss Velma Remedy. B.A.! , ' Social Science ' Music ' yi , .f '- . .7 , ij' Miss Nicky Sartoris, A.B. Mr. Everett Saxe. B.E. Mrs. Sarah Schwarbell, B.A., MA. Social Science Printing English Mr. Barney Searcy, I-LB. Mrs. Nita Sherrod Miss Wilma Simmons, B.A., MJLE Physical Education OffiC9 Staff Social Science Mrs. Rannu: Smith, B.S. English Miss Virginia Southard, B.S. Mrs. Gertrude Stephens, B.A. Mrs. Frances Thompson, BA. Science Social Science Socicrl Science Miss Louise Thrasher. B.M., B.M. Mr. Carl Titus, A.B. Miss Kathleen Turner, B.S. Music English Physical Education Not Pictured: Mrs. Ethel West. A.B. Head of Mathematics Department Mrs. Ora O. Wilder. B.S. Mathematics Mr. I. S. Tresca Woodwork Miss Katherine von Dohlen. B.S. Mathematics Miss Barbara Wickham, A.B. Mrs. Ax-villa Williams, B.S. Miss Memphis Wood, B.S.. M.I-'.B. 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' 5w'llH J - fww Q' l N N f 1948 7 f, f 1 W7 k X14 !,', ff! '11 'lf Q f Wf QWZQ f W faaffffiff J! :gif Mid-Year Senior Class Officers President . . Ralph Giistrap Vice President . . Nancy Painter Secretary . . Elizabeth Brandt Treasurer . . Charles Davis MID-YEAR SENIORS WILLIAM ASHMEAD S.F.C.5 l.B.C.5 Student Council 1l3. ELIZABETH BRANDT S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Senior Class Secretary. SUSAN MARY CARTER S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Biology Club 1235 Future Home Makers Club 143. CECELIA MAR ORIE COFFRIN I S.G.C.5 3.G.C.5 Business Education Club 1435 Lionettes 13, 43. CHARLES DAVIS S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 D.C.T. 13, 43. BEVERLY FRIEDMAN Entered from Fletcher5 S.G.C.5 Landon Players 143. DORIS FRANKIE HARDIN S.G.C.: I.G.C. MACK GILSTRAP S.F.C.5 I.B.C,5 Student Council 1335 Library Council 1435 Alpha Hi-Y 13, 43, Treasurer 1435 Football, Varsity 143, Baby Lions 1335 Letter Club 1435 Senior Class President. IIMMY HOLLEY ROSE S.F.C.5 I,B.C.5 Sergeant-at-Arms 1335 Landon Players 13, 435 Alpha Hi-Y 12, 3, 435 Lion's Roar Staff 13, 43, Sports Editor5 Band 113, Drum Major5 Football, Varsity 12, 335 Letter Club 13, 435 Iunior Hi-Y 1l3. MARY JAMES ' Entered from Miami Edison5 S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 D.C.T. 1435 Busi- ness Education Club 133. MID-YEAR SENIORS LACKSON HOLMES S.F.C,5 l.B.C.5 Alpha Hi-Y C415 Football, Varsity C41. MARGARET MONEGUE S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 D.C.T. C415 Band C21. NANCY PAINTER S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 Student Council C415 Landoniari Staff C415 Lionettes CZ, 3, 415 Senior Class Vice President. IONES MAULDIN S.F.C. I.B.C.5 Alpha Hi-Y C215 Football, Varsity C2, 31, Mana- qer5 Baby Lions C115 Basketball, Varsity CZ, 31, Manager5 Baseball C2, 31, Manaqer5 Letter Club C3, 41. E. K. MCCORMACK, IR. S.F.C.5 l.B.C.5 Alpha Hi-Y C2, 3, 415 Football, Varsity C41, Baby Lions C315 Baseball C2, 315 Letter Club C3, 41, Treasurer C41. SUELLEN WYNELLE RAINE Entered from Fort Vxfalion, Fla.5 S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Iunior Red Cross C2, 3, 415 Future Home Makers Club C3, 41, Histo- rian C31. EDITH SORRELLS S.G.C.5 l.GC.5 D.C.T. C41. NORMAN WILCOX S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Alpha Hi-Y CZ, 3, 415 Football, Varsity C3, 41, Baby Lions Cl, 215 Baseball C2, 3, 415 Letter Club CZ, 3, 41. 'ANN VAN ARNAM ' ' S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Student Council C31: lunior Classical League C415 Lionettes C2, 3, 415 G.A.A. CZ, 3, 41. 1 L 4 A P ' X'11 i' 'A 1' ti I XA Et , . , N , ru X, ,A X 1. ff i X 0 ' 0 i Senior Class Officers , W., -' .. i A -' -A 'ALA-1 H 2 i ' U ,g , K 'J ff ,x E . President . . A . . xBi11y Clarke .g Y Vice President . . .,S -S,IoKceLPr3:e4H , Secretory . . Merry Lows Early X y - Treasurer . . Robert Booker ,,,u x LIMA ZANA. KARL MOL SENIORS MAE ADERI-IOLD Entered from St. Ioseplfs Academy5 S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Iunior Red Cross C375 Future Home Makers Club C47, Secretary C475 Y-Teens C475 Business Education Club C3, 47: Lionettes C47. LYS ALMONY Entered from Montverde, Fla.5 S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Iunior Classi- cal League C47. AMBROSE Entered from Sewanee, Tenn.5 S.F.C,5 I.B.C.5 Landon Play- ers C3, 475 Gamma I-li-Y C3, 47: lunior Red Cross C475 Lion's Roar Staff C3, 47, Printer C37, Business Manager C37, Editorein- Chief C475 Cheerleader C47, E. M1 ndon leryer 3, 5 unior Clas ' al League C275 n' X , Tlgtsagnenampng SL9, si t nkSo?StiEgt0r5 Lionettes C2, 375 erlS'ieEC47. S ss.. Xi, MW NAXX 1, BETTIE BARKER BILLY S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 National Honor Society C475 Landon Players C47: lunior Classical Leaque C3, 47, Secretary C475 Iunior Red Cross C275 Girls' Chorus C2, 3, 47, Vice-President C475 Lion- ettes C2, 3, 475 Landonian Staff C47, Home Room Reporter. AVERA S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 D.C.T. Club C37, Sergeant-at-Arms C375 Iunior Red Cross C2, 375 Business Education Club C47. WILLIAM E. BABCOCK S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Beta Hi-Y C2, 3, 47: lunior Red Cross C2, 3, 47. CLAIRE MAXINE BECKER S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Iunior Classical League C475 Future Home Makers Club C275 Band C2, 3, 475 Debating Society C2, 3, 47. IANET BIDDY S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 D.C.T. C475 Business Education Club C3, 47. RAY BENNETT, IR. S.F.C.5 I.B.C.: luriior Red Cross C2, 3, 47: Businesss Educa- tion Club C375 Football, Varsity C47, Baby Lions C2, 37. QL? ' HM BILDERBACK M S.F.C.: l.B.C.: D.C.T. 13, 4. X C C BETTIE BLASINGAM J! . sac., Lac. MN of eg' I A GAYNELLE BOSMAN gm . 1 sac.: Lac. Q 1 11 f 1 4 ,Q , 781 Rosssr BooKER C-'K' 'J I ' 4- ' S.F.C.5 I.B.C.g Landon Players 1417 Iunior Classical League 1l, 215 Gamma l-li'Y 13, 415 Lion's Roar Staff 141, Assistant Editor5 Landonian Staff 141, Business Siaifp Baseball 141. FRANS BOSNAN S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Aeronautics Club 131, Treasurer 131. IEAN BROWN S.G.C.5 I.G.C,5 Band 141, Majore-tte5 Lionettes 12, 315 G.A.A. 121. IOYCE BROWN S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Band 141, Majorette5 Girls' Chorus 12, 315 Lion' eties 12, 31: G.A.A. 12, 31. JIMMY BRANTLY S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Beta Hi-Y 1315 Lion's Roar Staff 12, 3, 41, Printer 12, 31, Circulation Manager 1415 Football, Baby Lions 141. WILLIAM S. BROWNLEE S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Library Council 13, 41, President 1415 Science Club 131, President 131, Secretary-Treasurer 1315 Aeronautics 1l, 215 Liori's Roar Staff 141, Art Editorg Landonian Staff 141, Art Editor. lOANNE BRUESTLE S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Iunior Classical League 1l, 215 Future Home Makers Club 1415 Landonian Staff 141, Activities Editor5 Girls' Chorus 12, 3, 415 Lioneites 12, 3, 415 G.A.A. 121. 1 1 BETTY JEAN BUCK Entered from Philadelphia, Pa.7 S.G.C.7 1.G.C. RUTH CAROLYN BYERS S.G.C.7 1.G.C.7 Landon Players C412 Future Home Makers Club C411 Girls' Chorus C2, 3, 41, President C417 Lionettes C2, 3, 417 G.A.A, C2, 31. I 7 J. , if '2 ' I V ' LJ I...-. 'I 1.2! W V v 'f' i Kd, V 4 y ' lx! ,f I? !ef.j'uQCiff'.': nj' ' L F 'ft V-7V,4,,lfj M ,M gf' I My ,i.f5g,., V-'y'.l4f?! -My 'ff' 'F L.e3'2Lf'lJ ', DON BYNUM if' ff 5 tgjjg . S.F.C.: l.B.C. . T C BETTY lEAN CADLE S.G.C.f I.G.C.7 Business Education Club C411 Band Cl, Z, 3, 41, Treasurer C3, 417 G.A.A. CZ, 317 Band Club C3, 41, Vice- President C41. FRANCES CARRAWAY S.G.C.7 I.G.C.7 Landon Players C3, 411 Iunior Classical League C215 Lionettes C2, 3, 417 G.A.A. CZ, 3, 41. BILL CAINES S.F.C.7 l.B.C.: D.C.T. C3, 41, Sergeant-at-Arms C41. L. E. CARROLL Entered from Swannanoa, N. C.7 S.F.C. 1 MARIORIE IOANNE CARSWELL S.G.C.7 I.G.C.7 Student Council CZ, 31, Treasurer C317 National Honor Society C41, Secretary7 Landon Players C3, 411 Iunior Classical League C21, Aedile C217 Beta Hi-Y C41, Mascot7 Lion's Roar Staff C41, Society Editor7 Lionettes C2, 317 G.A.A. C2, 3, 41, President C417 Cheerleader C41. MARTHA CAYANAS Entered from Daytona Beach, Fla.7 S.G.C.7 I.G.C.f Junior Classical League C31. PAUL CHAFIN S.F.C., Chaplain7 I.B.C.I Historical Society C3, 411 Landon Players C3, 41 Beta Hi-Y C2, 3, 41, Chaplain C317 Aeronautics Club C3, 41, Vice-President C417 Lion's Roar Staff C41, Column Writer: Band Cl, 2, 3, 41, President C417 Boys' Chorus C31, President C311 Boys' Octette C317 American Legion Award Cl1. WILLIAM PARKER CLARKE S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Student Council C3, 415 National Honor Society C415 Historical Society C3, 41, Vice-President C415 lunior Red Cross C415 Beta Hi-Y CZ, 3, 41, Vice-President C415 Boys' Chorus C315 Football, Varsity C41, Baby Lions CZ, 315 Basketball, Varsity CZ, , 41, Baby Lions CI15 Letter Club CZ, 3, 41. BARBARA ANN COC!-IRAN S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 lunior Classical League Cl, Z15 Lion's Roar Staff C41, Feature Editor5 Lionettes CZ, 3, 415 G.A.A. CZ, 3, 41. ANONA LOUISE COLLINS S.G.C.5 I.G.C., Secretary5 Historical Society C3, 41, Chaplain C415 Library Council CZ, 315 Lionettes CZ, 3, 415 G.A.A. CZ1. GEORGE B. CRAUSE, IR. S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Beta Hi-Y C315 Football, Varsity C3, 41, Alter- nate-Captain C41, Baby Lions CZ1, Captain CZ15 Basketball, Varsity C31, Manage-r5 Baseball C415 Letter Club C3, 41, Ser- geant-at-Arms C3, 41. BOB CUMMING Entered from Omaha, Nebraska5 S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Science Club C3, 41, President C415 Junior Classical League C415 De- bating Society C3, 41, President C415 Florida Iunior Academy of Sciences C3, 41, Vice-President C41. IANICE MARILYN COOKE S.G.C.5 'l.G.C., Chaplainy Student Council C415 National Honor Society C415 Historical Society C3, 415 Landonian Staff C41, Faculty Editor5 Future Home Makers Club C415 En- semble CZ, 3, 41, President C415 Lionettes C3, 415 G.A.A. CZ, 31. IUDITH IOY Cl-IALKER S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Library Council C415 Iunior Classical League C3, 415 Future Home Makers Club C415 Lionettes CZ, 3, 415 G.A.A. CZ, 31 . IACK H. CHAPMAN Entered from Panama City, Fla.5 S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Alpha Hi'Y C415 Aeronautics Club C415 Track C41.' fpasox oc vs ,I gl. 0 Nkaxcx fra- deux Expo S oo. Coda N Q1 vewltx 1105 VM-uf 9 C,,p,v-C-Lvl 112' ' A11 KLA C QQ-'I 'A O QQ 1AW ' . o Ogg 1 - 1, ew - G, A05 Vstvvs C5 95,110 PRED E. CROSS, IR. S.F.C.5 J.B.C. ROYCE CREDLE S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Junior Red Cross C315 Y-Teens C31. SUSAN CROSS S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 lunior Classical League 1335 Iunior Red Cross 1335 Lionettes 143. LYLE L. DAGLEY S.F.C.: l.B.C. JAMES DANDELAKE S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Landonian Staff, Photographen Lion's Roar Staff 13, 43, Photographen Landon Players 143: lunior Red Cross 1335 Business Education Club 1335 Camera Club 1335 Track 13, 435 Basketball, Baby Lions 133. BETTY LEE DANIEL Entered from Williston, Fla.5 S.G.C.5 Iunior Red Cross 143. lUNE CAROL DeCI-IAINE S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 Landon Players 1435 Business Education Club 13, 43, Vice President 1435 Future Home Makers Club 13, 43, Parliamentarian 133, Historian 143. lAMES M. DOSS Entered from Bolles, S.F.C. REXFORD CROFT DRANE S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Business Education Club 13, 435 Band 143. BARBARA DENMARK S.G.C.5 I.G.C5 Landon Players 13, 435 Future Home Makers Club 1435 Band 143, Majorette5 Lionettes 12, 335 G.A.A. 12, 3, 43. SARA DYAL S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 National Honor Society 1435 D.C.T. 13, 43, Chaplain 1435 Biology Club 1235 Iunior Classical League 12, 3, 435 Iunior Red Cross Club 12, 335 Landonian Staff 143, Home Room Reporter. FRANK R. DUNAWAY, lR. S.F.C.5 l.B.C.5 Library Council 12, 3, 435 Gamma Hi-Y 1435 Landonian Staff, Photographen Aeronautics 12, 3, 43, Treas- urer 133, Secretary'Treasurer 1435 Football, Baby Lions 123. MARY LAWS EARLY S.G.C., Secretary5 I.G.C.5 National Honor Society C475 Lan- donian Staff, Class Editor5 Historical Society C475 Landon Players C3, 475 lunior Classical League CZ, 3, 47, Consul C475 Girls' Chorus CZ75 Lionettes CZ, 3, 475 G.A.A. CZ, 37. NANCY DOLORES EDDINGS S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 National Honor SOCiely5 Landonian Staff, Literary Editor5 Lion's Roar Staff C47, Prose Editor5 Landon Players C3, 47, Secretary C475 Biology Club C375 lunior Red Cross C47, Correspondent Business Education Club C475 Girls' Chorus CZ, 3, 475 Boys' Octette C47, Pianist. MARY LOU EDINGTON S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 Girls' Chorus CZ, 3, 475 Lionettes CZ7. MILDRED EDWARDS S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 National Honor Society5 Landon Players C475 Library Council C3, 47, Treasurer C47: lunior Red Cross C375 Future Home Makers Club C475 Business Education Club C475 Lionettes CZ, 37. BESS ENGE S.G.C.5 l.G.C., President Student Council CZ, 3, 47, Vice- President C475 National Honor Society5 Landonian Staff, Assistant Editor5 Historical Society C3, 47, Secretary C475 Landon Players C3, 47, Treasurer C475 Iunior Classical League CZ75 Girls' Chorus CZ, 37: Ensemble C475 Lionettes CZ, 375 G.A.A. CZ, 375 Cheerleader C47. 9 JERRY EUBANKS S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Gamma Hi-Y C3, 475 Biology Club C275 Aero- nautics C475 Business Education Club C475 Debating Society C47. 52: BILLY EVANS S.F.C,: l.B.C. IOAN FARGIS S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 National Honor Society5 Landdnian Staff, ,ff . Faculty Editor5 Landon Players C47 Iunior Classical League A' , C475 Y-Teens C375 Girls' Chorus C375 Ensemble C3, 47, Secretary QQ, C475 Lionettes C47.Fj ACD ff ,- 7 'I F X 8 7 1 - aj 4, 3 6 V' 3 ,yefgjf gb C f f IUDY FELTS S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Landonian Staff, Activities Editor5 Library Council C47, Vice-President5 Girls' Chorus C3, 475 Lionettes C2, 3, 475 G.A.A. CZ, 37. lOl-IN W. FAMBROUGH, Ill S.F.C., Vice-President5 l.B.C.5 Historical Society C475 Lando- nian Staff, Business Staff5 Alpha Hi-Y CZ, 3, 47, DAVID FITZSIMMONS S.F.C.p I.B.C.y Alpha Hi-Y C417 Football, Baby Lions C31, Varsity C415 Basketball, Baby Lions C317 Track C3, 41 Letter Club C41. lEANNlNE E. FOSHEE S.G.C.y I.G.C,g Landonian Staif, Home Room Reporter, Landon Players C3, 41: lunior Classical League CZ, 3, 41, Aedile CZ1, Iunior Red Cross CZ, 315 Lionettes C2, 3, 4 1. BILL FISACKERLY S.F.C.7 I.B.C.g Landon Players C3, 417 Boys' Chorus C3, 41: Boys' Octette C417 Biology CZ, 3, 41, Vice-President C31, Presi- dent C41g Track C3, 41. KATHRYN FLOYD S.G.C.p I.G.C.f Landon Players C41: lunior Classical League Cl, 21, Lionettes C2, 3, 41. YVONNE FOSSETT S.G.C.g I.G.C.g lunior Classical League Cl, 21: lunior Red Cross C215 Girls' Chorus C3, 417 Lionettes C3, 1. ' E xvL3'lXYXGAL.' LAS?-LC.. ' P 503: x ROLAND s. FOSTER ' , , src., I.B.C.: Biology Club C21. S5-my ldlw Ps- Jxvovsvx-Q, .VJ 5 3 E E I-ETB i X S. , .7 BQ: .C.T. 41: siness Education Club C41. UNE FOUTS ' 1 S C S C ascot National Honor Society C41 o 41 unior Classical League C21 Lando l oru C41, L1brar1anp Llonettes C2, 31, G.A.A. C2, 3, 41. tiltil I... IS l , l I l I I I I' 1 n n St ff, tiv es Editor: Lion's Roar Staff, News Editor, . 3,51 Q . . GEORGE W. FULTON S.F.C.g I.B.C.7 Library Council C411 Business Education Club C41. DALTON FUTCH Entered from Hastings, Fla.: S.F.C. TOMMY GAY S.F.C., Presidentp I.B.C., Vice-President Student Council C415 Alpha Hi-Y CZ, 3, 41, Vice-President C415 Football, Varsity C3, 41, Captain C41, Baby Lions Cl, Z15 Basketball, Baby Lions C212 Baseball C415 Letter Club C3, 41, Secretary. FRANCES GREEN S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 D.C.T. C415 Business Education Club C3, 41. VIRGINIA CLAIRE GUTHRIE S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 National Honor Society C415 Landon Players C3, 415 Iunior Classical League C215 Girls' Chorus CZ, 3, 41, Secretary C415 Lionettes CZ, 3, 415 G.A.A. CZ, 31. HENRY C. GREEN, IR. S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Aeronautics C415 Baseball C41, Manager. IOE IAMES HAIL. IR. S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 National Honor Society, Treasurerg Lando- nian Staff, Editor-in-Chiet5 Historical Society, Iunior Classi- cal League CZ15 Beta Hi-Y CZ, 3, 41, Secretary C31, President C41. ARDENE HALPERN S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Iunior Red Cross CZ15 Business Education . - Club C41. DORIS MARIE HANEY Entered from Vicksburg, Miss. S.G.C. ELLSWORTH HAKES S.F.C.: I.B.C. ALLAN HAMILTON S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Beta Hi-Y CZ, 3, 415 Biology Club CZ15 Iunior Classical League C315 Band Cl1. VIRGINIA I-IALSTEAD S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 D.C.T. C41, Reporter5 Lion's Roar Staff CZ, 31, Feature Editor C31. llMMlE I-IANNIGAN S.P.C.7 J.B.C.f Library Council C417 Gamma Hi-Y C417 Aero- nautics C2, 3, 41, President C41: Landonian Staff, Special Business Staff. LAURA IO HARRIS S.G.C.7 l.G.C.7 Business Education Club C3, 41: Girls' Chorus CZ. 3, 41. JEAN CAROL HATTAWAY S.G.C.7 l.G.C.1 Student Council C217 Landon Players C3, 417 Library Council C417 Landonian Staff, Sports Editor7 Cheer- leader C417 Lionettes C2, 317 G.A.A. CZ, 3, 41. DOUGLAS HARRELL S.F.C.7 I.B.C., Secretary7 Student Council Cl, 317 Alpha Hi-Y CZ, 3, 41: lunior Red Cross C212 Aeronautics C2, 31, President 2, 31: Landonian Staff, Business Staft7 Boys' Chorus C31. If .ful -kg XM! 1' CROMWELL CCONNIE1 HARTLEY S.F.C.7 I.B.C.j Alpha Hi-Y CZ, 3, 41, Sergeant-at-Arms C417 Lion's Roar Staff, Assistant Business MGHGQQIQ Football, Varsity C3, 41, Baby Lions C211 Baseball C411 Letter Club C3, 41. IUDY E. HENDERSON S.G.C.7 I.G.C.f Future Home Makers Club C417 Lionettes C3, 41. Entered from Moun W .F Ee 3, 41. 1 . WILLIAM A! A J A 444 4, A' . x . t RICHARD M. HARRIS M 1 X I O1'1 . F f I C ' I it 1' ll '-- I 'l'vA 4 --5,- 0 1 f amma Hi-Y C3 41 7 HA WAII ' I I I I 1 l 1 WV ' or lg ' 3 1 U11 7 r IO N ROBERT HILL ' S.F.C.7 I.B.C.f Aeronautics C2, 3, 417 Debating Society C411 Boys' Chorus C3, 41. I S. C., Chaplain7 J.G.C.Q National Honor Society C41: La layers C3, 41, Vice-President C417 Iunior Classical eaq , 317 lunior Red Cross C3, 41, ViC9-Pf9Sid91'1'f C411 Lahdon gif Home Room Reporter7 Lionettes C2, 3, 41. EL 1 NE HILL if 4, MARY ANN HOLDEN Entered from Marianna. S.G.C.: I.G,C.: Future Home Makers Club 1l, 23. RICHARD L. HOLLINS Entered from Lee. S.F.C.: I.B.C.: Landon Players 143: Busi- ness Education Club 143: Boys' Chorus 13, 43. .I U! ,L 'f we .IU K9 X MAC HULL ' Entered from Immaculate Conception: .E.C.: l.B.C.: Landon Players 13, 43, President 143: Alpha Hi-Y 143: lunior Red Cross 13, 43: Lion's Roar Staff 143: Landonian Staff, Business Staff 143: Debating Society 13, 43: Boy ' Qlhor s 13, 43, Secre- tary-Treasurer 143: Boys' Octe14 ret r - reasurer 143: Cheerleader 143. ,, VIRGINIA IoYcE H f S.G.C.: 3 . , lun ICGIL f3?1ydL13,f J.. 4343 ,V ', Jfbl U, 7L,f iw . I . , 544444, BENETTA HORNSBY ' 130'-fo-6' , S.G.C.: I.G.C.: Landon Players 13, 43: lunior s' ' League 143, Aedile 143: Busi ess Eiation Clu : io ew!! 356' 1' ' A . BOBBY HORTON S.E.C.: I.B.C.: Iunlor C sical League 133: Beta Hi-Y 12, 3, 43. Malik wdfdfif ' RICHARD L. HUNT S.F.C.: 3.B.C.: Landon Players 13, 43: Biology Club 12, 33: Beta Hi-Y 12, 3, 43: Iunior Red Cross 12, 3, 43: Debating So- ciety 143:. Track 13, 43. AUDREY CAROLYN HUCKS S.G.C.: I.G.C.: Y-Teens 133: Business Education Club 143. 'Qian PTVQQYYXQJT1, ou GAG. Gall Sw XSS: hoegawewl -' c MAXIE IEANNETTE HUIE G Wi E - Re-entered .from Fletcher.. shite: I 123: Lionettes 123: G.A.A. 123. Q0 :wld HOMER FORD HUTCHINSON S.P.C.: I.B.c. 3 .3 ' , :2..:II.giI 2 CCW- if CFI. Q av , wW UBY A S. '.C7 . Future H me Makers Club C3, 4 Lionettes C41. l MANOLIA IONES S.G.C.7 l.G.C.1 D.C.T. C3, 41, Treasurer C417 Iunior Red Cross C317 Business Education Club C41. F. C. IOHNSON S.F.C.7 I.B.C.7 Alpha Hi-Y C41. , il ' wil' I - ' ' X Ugg, X , WIUMQC 'IM 2- uf blvy. : ' I 'WVU 7 7' U40 ' S4 'JI A ' I LQ' l M, , LB14rNDpokI5AN 7- ef , ' . 1' f Entigdmm f e SgC.jlI.B.G.1 Gaming Hi-Y C3, 411 A A,1Lah oniargcrijgtl 41. '- 'ink' L, , rj JL , ELIEABETH IONES S.G.C.7 I.G.C.j Iunior Classical League C217 Future Home Makers Club C411 Lionettes CZ, 3, 41, Leader C417 G .1-X. C2, 3 41. I' 'f K .' ' fo A! , fy- Nun' Hur, :gain . fund Ffaaff, 8041. 3 MYRA KIGHT 2 ' 74' S.G.C.2 I.G.C.f National Honor Society C417 Band C417 Lion- ettes C2, 311 G.A.A. C2, 3, 41, Vice President C31. LEWIS MARTIN IOSEPH S.F.C. -.C.7 National Honor Society C411 Landon Players C417 ' ary Council C2, 3, 41. Tyr 75 Q: ,C v 7 .-. .Z 'jp' JIMMY KELLOW Entered from -Bolles. S.F.C.7 I.B.C.I Lion's Roar Staff, Photographer C411 Landonian Staff, Photographer C41. MARY LOUISE KING S.G.C.7 I.G.C.1 Library Council C2, 412 Iunior Classical League C217 Lion's Roar Staff, Typist C417 Lionettes C2, 3, 41: G.A.A. C2, 3, 41, Senior Representative C41. MARY NORMAN KOONTZ S.G.C.7 I.G.C.7 Historical Society C437 Lion's Roar Staff C33, Exchange Editor7 Girls' Chorus C337 Ensemble C43, Treasurer. INMAN LEFE S.F.C.7 I.B.C.7 Landon Players C3, 437 Iunior Red Cross C337 Landonian Staff C43, Photographerg Band C2, 337 Camera Club C33. DORIS VIRGINIA LANIER S.C1.C.7 I.G.C.7 Iunior Classical League Cl, 2, 3, 437 Iunior Red Cross C337 Camera Club C33. DOROTHY TERRY LANIER Entered from Montverde, Fla. S.G.C., Vice President I,G.C.7 Future Home Makers Club C3, 43, President C437 Business Education Club C437 Lionettes C43. bfwvwv-1.44. D, C. Rs. ,, ps- 5:-,, Lwihj- , xnbkyx ufgwk- Sakai-A. Q.,.:s.,,Q-' QA V imm- I ef fv. e,.,1 ,w..e,l' -'LA.,,,i-..,,,' Sui' FRANCES ANN LOKEY S.G.C.7 I.G,C.7 Library Council C435 Iunior Red Cross C3, 431 Camera Club C33. ,W 4 1 f IOYCE WYLENE LINDSY Entered from Lee. S.G.C. ' zz, BARBARA LUFF X S.G.C.7 I.G.C., Treasurer7 Landon Players C437 Iunior Classi' cal League Cl, 237 Alpha Hi-Y C43, Mascot7 Future Home Makers Club C437 Lion's Roar Staff C43, Managing Editor7 Lionettes C2, 337 G.A.A. C2, 3, 43, Sophomore Representative C237 Cheerleader C43. GRADY MARTIN S.F.C,7 I.B.C.7 Landon Players C3, 431 Beta I-Ii-Y C2, 3, 437 Iunior Red Cross C3, 431 Aeronautics C431 Business Edu- cation Club C437 Band C232 Debating Society C433 Boys' Chorus C3, 43: Football, Baby Lions CI37 Track C2, 3, 431 Letter Club C432 Junior I-Ii-Y CI3, Chaplain7 Cheerleader C43. ANNETTE MCCALL S.G.C.7 I.G.C'.7 Landon Players C2, 3, 437 Girls' Chorus C237 Ensemble C3, 43, Vice President C437 Lionettes C2, 337 G.A.A. CZ. 3, 43. BETTY VONCILE MCCAULEY S.G.C.7 I.G,C.7 Business Education Club C3, 43: Lionettes C2, 3, 437 G.A.A, C2, 3, 43. .w fff .. - X 4 X 1, fig? 223. 1 . .M , XNq.Mf.- :fi ' I ' ,T ,fi-3 , - -Q - wif if 2 ss. . PATSY McCOY S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 Red Cross Club 13, 43: lunior Classical League 12, 3, 435 Future Home Makers Club 143. CARL MCDONALD S.F.C.: l.B.C.5 D.C.T. 13, 43. ERNEST LAMAR MCMATH S.F.C.5 l.B.C., President5 National Honor Society 1435 Student Council 12, 3, 43, Secretary 133, President 1435 Alpha Hi-Y 12, 3, 43, Vice President 133, President 1435 Landonian Staff 143, Business Editor5 Band 12, 33, Vice President 1335 Boys' Chorus 13, 43, Vice President 1435 Boys' Octette 1435 Boys' Quar- tet 133. FRANCES MEEK S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 National Honor Society 143: lunior Red Cross 1335 Future Hme Makers Club 1435 Business Educatin Club 1435 Lion's Roar Staff 143, Typist5 Lionettes 13, 435 Landonian Staff 143, Typist5 Library Council 143. IEANNINE MOODY S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Landonian Staff 143, Art Staff5 Lionettes 143. MARTIN E. NACHMAN S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 lunior Red Cross 1237 Aeronautics 1235 Football, Varsity 143, Baby Lions 11, 2, 335 Basketball, Baby Lions 1235 Track 12, 3 ,435 Letter Club 1435 lunior Hi-Y 113. SCOTT OGLESBY S.F.C., Treasurerg 3.B.C.5 Alpha Hi-Y 12, 3, 43, Chaplain 1435 Band 1235 Track 12, 3, 435 Letter Club 13, 43. NELDA LOUISE NORTH S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 Library Council 143: lunior Red Cross 1235 Future Home Makers Club 1335 Y'Teens 1335 Business Educa- tion Club 13, 43. OETIEN S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 Historical Scciety 1435 Landon Players 13, 43: Gamma Hi-Y 143, Mascot5 lunior Red Cross 13, 435 Future Home Makers Club 1435 Lion's Roar Staff 143, Feature Writer5 - Lionettes 13, 43. BILLIE KENNEDY O'NEAL S.F.C.5 l.B.C.5 Business Education Club 143. DORIS ANNE OLIVER S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Business Education Club C3, 415 Landonian Staff C415 Girls' Chorus C3, 415 Lionettes CZ, 3, 415 G.A.A. CZ, 3, 415 Camera Club C31. IACK POWERS Entered from Assumption Parochial. S.F.C.5 1.B.C.5 Gamma HivY C35 415 Aeronautics CZ, 3, 415 Landonian Staff C415 Boys' Chorus C3, 41. GRACE PRICE Entered from Meadville, Pennsylvania. S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Future Home Makers Club C415 Business Education Club C3, 415 Majorette C3, 41, Head Majorette C41. IOYCE PRICE S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Landon Players C415 Library ,Council CZ15 Iunior Classical League Cl, 215 Landonian Staff C41, Senior Class Ec1itor5 Lionettes CZ, 315 G.A.AyC2f 3Z42y:,S5gfretary C315 Chee eader C41. Vuf' .IZ v , f ZQDV , df. Age? fjZJfC X 1 , 7,5 I Z7 C170 ,W ,C x I XX. X6 1 XV AAA!!! JM I X. , ,,f,f.4f C ,gi I , fbbb ,170 74.3 If f ' Q EW M AC j SALLY ANN PRocToR I C S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Library Council C2, 3, 415 unior Red Cross C215 Lion's Roar Staff C215 Girls' Chorus CZ, 3, 415 Lionettes CZ, 31. ELIZABETH CBETH1 RATCLIFFE S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Future Horne Makers Club C415 Lionettes C2, 3, 415 G.A.A. C2, 3, 41. 57'haf1,9 flMfm,aw.- -74-u.,Q,4.4.. L90-w.,f . -r-Uiunj OJAM - Jbflv-M181 f! , . q,f 5 IOE Rg2g , ,L-QS' 9 '57 of ' ' ELIZABETH RICHARDSON S.G.C., President I.G.C., Vice Presiclent5 Student Council C415 Landon Players C415 Library Council C2, 315 Future Horne Makers Club C415 Lion's Roar Staff C415 Lionettes C2, 3, 415 G.A.A. C2, 3, 41, Treasurer CZ1, Iunior Representative C31. HARRY ROYCE l 1 ,. I 1 s.r.c.5 mc. PATRICIA ROGERS S.G.C.7 l.G.C.7 lunior Red Cross C33. IEAN SALE S.G.C.7 l.G.C.7 lunior Classical League C431 Future Home Makers Club C431 Landonian Staff, Home Room Reporter C437 Lionettes CZ, 3, 437 G.A.A. C2, 33. IACKIE SIKES S.G.C.7 J.G.C.1 Business Education Club C437 Lionettes CZ, 3, 437 Future Home Makers Club CZ, 3, 437 Reporter C33, Par- liamentarian C43. WILLIAM H. SCI-IEMER S.F.C.7 I.B.C.1 Landon Players C3, 437 Library Council CZ, 3, 437 lunior Red Cross C337 Boys' Chorus C3, 437 Boys' Octette C437 Football, Baby Lions Cl, 23. BILLY SCI-IALLER S.F.C.7 I.B.C.f Beta Hi-Y C3, 43, Treasurer C431 Lion's Roar Staff C43, Assistant Photographer. IEAN SIMONSEN S.G.C.7 I.G.C.7 Student Council C432 D.C.T. C431 Business Education Club C3, 431 Girls' Chorus C2, 33, Librarian C337 Lionettes C33. , DON SCOTT S.F.C.7 I.B.C.f Student Council C3, 437 National Honor Society C43, Vice President Iunior Classical League Cl, 2, 3, 43, President C437 Historical Society C3, 43, President C431 Beta Hi-Y C437 Iunior Red Cross CZ, 3, 43, Treasurer C33, President C437 Lion's Roar Staff C43, Circulation Manager7 Track C33. CAMPBELL SMITH S.F.C.7 I.B.C.I Library Council C3, 437 Gamma Hi-Y C3, 437 Landonian, Business Staff C437 Basketball, Varsity C3, 437 Basketball, Baby Lions C23. HARRISON SMITH S.F.C.7 I.B.C.7 Aeronautics Club C3, 437 Landonian Stall, Art Staff C43. FRANCES SMITH S.G.C.7 l.G.C.7 National Honor Society C431 lunior Red Cross C337 Business Education Club C431 Debating Society C3, 43. ' Q, Q,U..:..v..n.23 IYU -o.,QQr Liv-I x4 IRVIN C. SMITH Entered from Duncan U. Fletcher. S.F.C.5 l.B.C.5 Gamma Hi-Y 1435 Business Education Club 1435 Debating Society 143. MARY STUART SMITH S.G.C., Sergeant-at-Arms5 I.G.C.5 Historical Society 13,43, Treasurer 1435 Girls' Chorus 12,3,435 Lionettes 12,3,435 G.A.A. 1Z,33. SHIRLEY SMITH S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Student Council 1335 National Honor Society 1435 D.C.T. 13.43, Vice President 1435 Business Education Club 1435 Lionettes 12,33 GERALD T. SMITH S.F.C., Secretaryp I.B.C., Chaplain5 S.G.C., Mascot5 Student Council 12,435 National Honor Society 1435 Historical Society 1435 lunior Classical League 133, Treasurer 1335 Beta Hi-Y 13,435 Iunior Red Cross 1435 Business Education Club 143, President 1435 Landonian Staff, Sports Editor 1435 Basketball, Varsity 1435 Basketball, Baby Lions 1335 Baseball 13,435 Letter Club 143. GILBERT SOUD S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Library Council 13,43. NANCY STEWART S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Lionettes 1Z,3,43. M 'ACL ll I cya, Q.. LL ov, .,,,.,,Q,L a..,o.t H. ' ' Tl, .. VERNON STEPHENS S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 D.C.T. 1435 Gamma I-Ii-Y 13,435 lunior Red Cross Club 1335 Boys' Chorus 1335 Basketball, Baby Lions 133. WILBUR M. STEVENSO-N R. I S.F.C.: I.B.C. PATRICIA SULLIVAN S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 D.C.T. 143. VIRGINIA SWENSON Entered from Duncan U. Fletcher. S.G.C. MARSHALL TAYLOR S.F.C.5 I.B.C., Treasurer5 Historical Society C415 Library Council C2,315 Iunior Classical League C315 Gamma Hi-Y C3,41, President C415 Aeronautics Club C3,415 Boys' Octette C415 Foot- ball, Baby Lions C315 Basketball, Baby Lions C31. GERTRUDE THOMAS S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 Iunior Classical League C315 Iunior Red Cross C415 Landonian Staff, Typist C41. ELOISE THORNTON S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 Business Education Club C3,415 Landonian Staff, Typist C415 Band C31, Majorette5 Lionettes C21. HARRY TURNER S.F.C.5 l.B.C. BILLY TILLMAN S.F.C.5 l.B.C. MARY ANN TRESHER Entered from Fairfax Hall. S.G.C. BYRON VICKERY S.G.C.5 l.B.C.5 Iunior Classical League C315 Boys' Chorus C3,415 Boys' Octette C3,415 Basketball, Varsity C2,3,415 Letter Club C3,415 Cheerleader C3,41, Head Cheerleader C41. MARTHA IEAN WILSON S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 Iunior Red Cross C415 Business Education Club C415 Landonian Staff, Typist C415 Lionettes C3,41. CAROL VOSS S.G.C.5 I.G.C.5 Iunior Red Cross C315 Future Home Makers Club C415 Business Education Club C415 Lion's Roar Staff, Typist C415 Landonian Staff, Head-Typist5 Lionettes C3,41. KENNETH WEST S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Debating Society C415 Boys' Chorus C31. FRED WOODALL S.F.C.5 I.B.C.5 Licn's Roar Staff C?,3,435 Football, Baky Lions C33. BARBARA WYNN S.G.C.5 l.G.C.5 National Honor Society C435 D.C.T. C3,43, Secretary C431 lunior Classical League fl,235 Iunior Red Cross C535 Business Education Club C3,435 Lionettes C2,33. FRANCES YEAGER S.G.C., Treasurer5 l.G.C.5 National Honor Society C435 Historical Society C435 lunior Classical League C435 Iunior Red Cross C2,3,43, Secretary C435 Landonian Staff, Co-Assist ant Editor C435 National Forensic League C3,43, Acting Sec- retary-Treasurer C435 Girls' Chorus C435 Lioneites C435 Landon Players C43. PATRICIA ANNE YEARSLEY S.G.C.: I.G.C.5 National Honor Society C43, President C435 Library Council C2,3,43, Secretary C435 Iunior Classical League C435 Landonian Staff, Class Editor C435 Girls' Chorus C2,3,435 G.A.A. CZ,335 American Legion Award Cl3. IUSTINA YOUNG S.G.C.5 I.G,C.5 Future Home Makers Club C2,3,43, President C23, State President C43, Historian C33, Treasurer C437 Lionettes C2,3,43: G.A.A. C3,43. MARY LOU BENFIELD Entered from Ft. Lauderdale. S.G.C. Since you've looked through our roster You can see that our time has been full Oi activities, studies, and contests. We've never had tirne for a lull. But these have been only our pictures- There's much more to tell of our iun. So turn on the pages still farther And learn in detail what we've done. of Seniors 43,6 I V ff! W M . N QX x X . AL XX H X fff T'?E??i1-E-f Qi-f-,5,Q-f 'ff,-j'fJ:zQ11 Q ' f f .E X A: .fx f WQQXX N xx cw Q, K t ' if 'mm mf: 'Z ,M ff' ,ml , ,, , JF? Vx I W I 1 af fi K 3 V r 1 ,- Q W MW! , ' , 4' HK A nil W if , 4 Q W ,Q AN,.wb .P A 5 . Mzxmw 'ww W 'S , . st 2 :wr f sf' T, I , 5 H Q A '- ' , , 'Y f z 4 H W . . WW' jr gm Q5 .. J. My - - , r ' ff , 1 25 f K X Q ,, , Ml' M. ,jp 4 swf Q 'Z ,.. Q WS wi , 3 .1 1 f ,qggxx 431 ms if iw ,sf as 'I K rr Bu -an wfgg fx W ,Jw ', 1 ram' xx 4 -W. .fx 4... fr, 4 1. A , gf JF' if d s ,, . x V,nLsv,.' , 'Q 35 , , f 4 M' 'L 'QI V, , it ink' 11 A .1 W dz .A-fw.:4 3, l ikx 1 Q , 4 N., W . 3 - , ,N Ma. A , .1 uw fl 'ff xyh M' J5 ? 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MOLLIE AUSTIN BESS ENGE BYRON VICKERY HALL OF FAME TACK POWERS MYRA KIGHT TUNE FOUTS ROBERT BOOKER LEWIS IOSEPH FRANCES SMITH FRANCES CARRAWAY PAUL CHAFIN BILLY SCHALLER NANCY EDDINGS IOANNE BRUESTLE BILLY I-IATCHER MARY STUART SMITH JOYCE BROWNE RICHARD HARRIS BOB CUMMING MARY NORMAN KOONTZ BETTIE BARKER MARSHALL TAYLOR IEANNE OETIEN ROLAND FOSTER S I I, Y ,N ' IEANNINE POSHEE ' , ' 5 L- .., W J , if 4 P! Q , 3 ' A 'T ' .JP S IKE.: Ti X xX If X :F J 3 ML T' A N 'f ' 5 'K Twp N X If 4' T3 f-'V -V--7 l BARBARA LUFE KARL AMBROSE BILL FISACKERLY DELLA IEANNE HILL k ,Q In 1. g LILL V ,, . 4 .1 GR ADY MARTIN GRACE PRICE IOHN PAMBROUGI-I MARY LAWS EARLY IOAN FARGIS FRANK DUNAVVAY IANICE COOKE VIRGINIA GUTHRIE HCMER I-IUTCHINSON IEAN I-IATTAVVAY LELAND IORDAN I n lt we hurry through lunch, tor dessert feone jdm session. Burned dgorinl 1 'Eyes on the copy- Cotp and gown time. Do they make 'em thot long? Soy your memory Work loy l:'ridoy. 8:30, Fridory-here We gre! Shrimp cocktail, cz seo tood plotter, iced ted, rolls ..,. Stdrdust! Reddy for the old routine --only 813 hours to go. hw Rehearsals at 3:30 every day: the Festivals one week frorn today. Practice for the home beautiful. Twelve years Cin some cases more-P it took to earn these. Chocolate eclairs? . . . cream puffs? . . . filet miqnon? . . . Oh! Cornbread. Hurry, hurry! Two minutes and two sandwiches to go. Seniors like their dogs cold! Mr. Wood, may l borrow your handkerchief for this little trick . . .? Dont let it toot you. A Seniors doly is too busy for much Hsittin' ctroundf' To him who in the love ot Nature holds Communion with her vi' sitote forms, she speaks A various lonqudqof' GCQi--CHQ hundred io.t',f words rx minute. Pictures for the Ldndo- nicrn. This is one wory to get out ot cictss. Now, in my opinion, the Student Council ouqht'cf .... Stomd lodck! Little Ein- steins czt work! The Ncxtiondi Honor Soci- ety qoinq put their hrdins C?D to Work, HEY-'VV1'1Ctt do I do now? 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K .,, I .-.-. .Fw-f.:..,., ' .-...-:- . fa f BLfimzagxfffzxtppixfzf Aggy. . .f 4 . . -A . -'-. R. BRANNEN 3,154 B A M. FOWLER L. FROST B. FRIEDLIN D. FULLWOC I. SMITH NEAD E. TIMMS C. VERNAM THE JUNIO A. ANDERSON H. ARPEN I. BACHMANN D BAKER B BALL T, BELOTE yuh? D. BENSON . C. BERRY 'f W, G. BLITCH S. BLOW L BONO C. BOWDEN wks? f A . K B- - . A E A W' 25?-35B?.5A'f A ' - . QQ.: Q A 12' 5 ASQ z-YEA .. 'SASIBSNXQE . Jr A 22. 52? 2' ' . Wi W BXJN? :gif ..-. ,.,. V Wnwnw - 5222212 h .I .M -. . : .: 35.551212 . Baia, I .3 . f .- rim .' . ll figgffgi ' -- '- L Q M. BRILL ....g 1 . . ' .. - .. . A . Ai w 5155.55.2 5 v.,.,.'j ?' -E 'E ' B . ... 55'-. 553552255 :: '. IZ.-z.. . '35f 'E-3 ' - - 3 B' BROADBENT ' A ----'1 N B. BUCK ' ' ' . . S- BULLOCK 5:.,.5gg:,. . . :H - :E- .221 4 KSBQSQQQ -f ..... ' . ' B ' ,.,. as B , F 4 XB HSP I X U' V' . if WS A 1 5, J we 3, V J A W 2 :gh .f A . L W ff Q + A ,Az .Y A fm F NJ A A I I 5 Ae my f A 3 ff' H-49 1 sf A ...ff M, .9 f de- K .LA .N .. ,gg .,.,. ,.... , - -.-.-. . . .-.- W A , .1-,-5gg?.g51:.gg::: Q -:ir:.- ,,J..r... . .. . , , 3 -wh ' ? '?Q--5-P-V. :sa A. -E255-. ''Z'::E'55?-I3:':.3.v:I3.1'2EE-:E 21- P. GIVENS A. HAHN R. GREEN I. IONES G. WALKER W. WALL H. WARNER C. 'WHITE B. WILLIAMS 'f . ' -'M f ' 'f'y.f'fL.C 'S 'S X YI y :'ff ' Alf. fl 12 B SENIORS Q: A Q' f 'R' 6 A.,...g.,,wg.. ,.., A . , . . 2325553 55:45 . ---- - -. . VPQ- 2 523 A ' ' 'f:f1 '32:.f,,Q2g5a. .. . .I.Q-ss4f:' .: 251, . . 111 -zz zgfi.. : 55' ..:e I 34 ...rw , ,.,,,,. ....: - Mgsffsi - siiffi' 1' A ' .. - A 5 . in .,..:.. , ., M . ,... .. G. NABI E. RAULERSON E. RICHARDSON I. RYON C. SCARBORO AE. SCHEIDER P. NORRIS A. RICHARDS R. ROUSE I. SARP' M. SEAVEY Q gli N- I. SCOTT 3' N N1 5 f . f . V I5 'Ex ' ,A -HHN X. 1 ..1.,.fTS'L CLASS OF 1948 L. BUNTON I. BURKE A. BURNS T. BURTON B. BUTLER J., I I 1. '. f v s. CADLE , E. CAMPBELL I L. CARTER 1. CHAMELESS Q25-li? :nez:..' Ev -- -' ' Gee?-TS: www .ga-:r - -. E, ..,. - w a' ' '-'s::A:g:- New 3 New . ...A . . , iii-.E .. .... . ... - - : Ns.. aww 5. - . -- ' saggy wh. 3 '- 52 g53g: g,:gggf 53. '.5s.. .i.. s- 1 . S ' -ug ...?:.:.. - ..:....::-Q-..:-:::-: 35325 . za-:v fy -::- :- .M HA ga y F 22 -I:'EE5iE:QjQ If?-: IQ V' 'A?g2:,,g.fI.':. : '3' : ff? A ' Qi K 1, ., ...wg wg -A .. . - Aw. ' f' -:-Egei'-f-g'z'3 - p A g..:2?5'iE3v I , y - 52553 ' A s . . f , . - -' ' gig. 253 z 1.5: :i.:':. f 1- ' If wwf'-'wr'1. 9 75-f l' .::..::.::::..:I'1-f 5'1L'Q'E5LZ .. , 4 wg - . W - .. . ij ' ' f I-2 ' - - .::.:', C. CHEATI-IAM ,--' .2225 A UA,- . C. CHEATI-IAM E. CHELTON E. COCKS I. COOK I. COOPER . if X h .. A ur . , f ' '. fi' fi f l? , . JA . Y. Pi ' ' A f A 2.322-if 5.1 if 'DI . 1 E. CCRUM M. CCSTAS - ' P. CEEDLE S. CREWS E. CROSBY 5 1 . . . 2 .. ., , -- f .. A .',.... Q A . , ........ gfzvfwgx 4 Ak L 1 'E:':5:f1.. . :.-1' 35:3 ..ZI:If'-'fiinz' 4 ' '.i-af::'. . R. A. Q. W ' 1..- . v1.A' 4' .. -I 'I. ..,.. - .v. -' -. . -. :.wr1 + -:. '- :i : 1' .E A' Q21 if W A ' , M y . . E. M nfwx .XI5 H: 'Y-AMW Av . .. .,., L fd f if 5 -.lil .. .,.f-fi Q., H ' M ?t5,.rLQA. 'A::'. 3 NQ '112ffAT? A ig Q b L .m:,...: 3 . . H ......:: ...Q .. . Q2 Q A S zany 1? ' N35 P. DANESE R. DAVIS P. DILLON L. DOQSQN' A 2 I MPDROIQY. K R. DUPREE s. FAIRLEY G. FERRELL B. DAVIS P. DAWKINS I. DIXONI my L DONPkLDgONf 'V U R. DULANEY I A M. EPPERT B. FARLOW C. FEWOX .1 . 2 A gm h , A . r A .I A ff: . .A ' , ' I m b Q- - Off M .- . f..-f,.r' THE JUNIOR H , . ' 2- n Z y 5 U- 1 I l I, 3 . g 1 . 4 Q I' ' - G. PELDMAN P. FLOYD I FQ. fy , I ' p 'A E LYNQ i IN P. FORQ .jf , i,f Yf'A.,PRA1yP1f1BE'5E , . . 4,1 u' A If + ! 'wb NG AM., A P32 - X vx' P.. 1- gy., mfvfgs- , f I 9I.LG1flDSSEQ1?67 rx ALM 'L GURP XM fH.GUTHR1E Q1 sf L' w.c3UTHR1E Fx Q E? f .. L I-FALL M. HALL L. HAPPEN B. HENDRICKS I. HERSHBERGER B. I. HIGGINBOTHAM I. HILDRETH I. HILL L. HORNSBY L HOWARD . N... .A l yi 1525.4-i ,. . ,355 I .3 . . Q' E43 ll 1. . , .1,.., 1 . . i il:. Q f 5? - 2::'- ' ' :': M. In I. HUBBARD I. I-IUFFINGI-IAM N. I-IURST D. I-IUFF M. HUNT R. IACOUES CLASS or 1948 A. MARGOLIN I. MAGUIRE B. MARTIN I. MARTIN I. MASTERS M. MATI-IEWS P. MAULDIN W. MCCALL 5 M. MCCLUNG B. MCCORMICK T. MCCOY D. MCDONALD C. MCEACI-IERN B. MCGEHEE I- MCGINLEY . L. MCKELVY P. MCRAE P. MEEHAN A. MELVIN I B. MIZELLE I I M. MOLTER D. MONEGUE E. MOORE I. MURRAY M. NICHOLL S ? ZA -V ,.z. - K . . . ,.,,. L i .:: '- ' fy .. . ' ' ,... H A ' ' .- Q A 'Ii . . - I ,,., I ' 1 . . '--' . R X.. S3?ii'im, - A . -1 I is, 4. 222 ' ' his - ' 4 A gf V 1 la :-:Se , qw .im ' ,Q . ..., A. IONES C. IONES zg: 5 5 ..mW.... . '11 I if f? ' I - .. . 15 - I . Q . '??f4if5 I J 7352, ..,. 3. .,.,.,. mt . A. KENYON I. LAND S. LAWTON R. LEE B. KIRKLAND B. LAVERY B. LEE E. LOCKARD . . . ., Q .... . ,5 54-V , f - - .' W Q -' . . 4 . x ...,., . I 2 ze :Z ff 5235 yn' .' -' . . . ...Sf .. .,.W,- S :. 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RICHARDSON . 4- 'zz' .... .. .rf - 'Fi.Q.Q. .g,.'f .- --'-' -' :Fw-,A I. ROBERTS ' ' :2 .. .,,, 5 2.2.1. ...ah Q A. ROGERO f .. ff 1.25 'M ..,, 1 4 . f- . - 5 ,.,.. f , XR X ,. .,.. .1 H H A---, JS- K I2 1 ' ..E A 7 5 5 I :gn-1. -' k 'N' S . V.A. V1 gli, I ..'.... I W ' ..,., ' ..,... A . A -'A' . if SB: BS . 'irgpc' .. ' ggjhr .' Si J' f...::. -::Z:5 'v sfaigfim -. . fmwlgx 5:2 IL- aw,q,9W' .gI, '6: S .. Sims-I . 54553: 54,55 -Eg? ,jug - Iz'.. : s:::2 - 6. ' ....: 1. 52555 -'fr--'3-3 .. 4 :,.I f . . ..E....,',..:.':..:5,.-:5- .2-..:.:.g.j,:B:g.:,.' , .... A In . . -A :-' a1.:::.:'-:uw . : S ' 2-'f-:'- 2x::::n:- - li . ., m...:..:,:.g:fv S, M. ROSENBERG M. BQUSSBAU A. ROYAL I. BUCKS ' I. RUDIN T. SAITTA D. SANCHEZ D. SARVER D. SANSOM V. SAPP 1 -4. S' may , 4 W1 1 I . 4 'I s:,A-A 5: B. SCHOENBERGER . - B. SCHOENBERGER B. SCRANTON B. SELLERS I. SHAD V ' A. SHAW I. SHEEHAN D. SHEFTALL B. SHIVES R. SHUTTERLY A Q f-Q L 5 4? r wg. X wif? . K+ iii x Q F Ei A WARD if .Al W as .S jg , X43 5 41 M H A D. SNYDER H. SORRELLS 'A Y fix ik ,S A M ir in 5 R WARRELL P xi b.,,., g t? X 'ffm 'f 5 ,2,.'.,,5z H .f M40-' 3 Nh 73 1 'in ffm? . 11B HOME ROOM 315-First Bow: P. Gilronan, G. Cordray, C. Eshleman, D. Davis, D. Harrell, B. Greenall D. Kellow, M. Cosby, D. Dearmon, S. Clarke. Second Bow: E. Arnold, l. Allen, I. Daughtry, B. Bragg G. lohnson, A. Harnhy, A. Hayes, Mrs. Wilder, teacher, M, Elian, C. China. Third Bow: O, Bennett, S Bowden, G. Johnson, B, Holmes, R. Harnrick, G. Burleson, I. Burton, l. lohnson, B. Dickert, W. Carter. 11B HOME ROOM 309- First Row: P. Boyce, B. Roberts, V. Stein, M, Viqnold, Miss Miller, teacher, G. Losco, B. Morris, M. Newsom, N. Terry. Second Row: P. Roach, B. Parvin, B. La Mee, B. Winch, P. Stewart, P. Wooten, I. A. Smith, C, Taylor. Third Bow: D. Walls, B. Oswald, I. Morqan, E, Qualls, M. Meide, H, Turner. 10A HOME ROOM 217W-First Row: I. Bristow, E. Bland, M. A. Daring, M. A. Coggin, C. Caldwell, B. Brown F, Buck, G. Berlin, I. C. Cannon. Second Bow: I. Bergeron, W, Bergeron, Mrs. Nicholl, teacher, M Ashpauqh, E. Howard, C. Ashmead, B. Brown, S. Alvarez, P. Bessent, B. Cooper, E. Bennett, D. Alexander Third Row: R. Bray, I. Austin, I. Bryant, G. Bundy, I. Atkins, I. Bradley, I. Brenner, B. Blackburn, I Boyd. Fourth Row: B. Braqfl l- Anello, B. Brooks. 1 X X. N f L 5 x U I 10A HOME ROOM 218-7-First Row: V. Guy, Y, Gilman, F. Frazier, F. Geohagan, Miss Parramore, teacher, D. 'QA Fraser, M. Glaze, S. Felson, S. Elrod. Second Row: G. Crossley, H. Cross, C. Gornto, S. Ebert, I. Fowler, I. f Gather, A. Davison, T. Dodson, I. Fritot, V, Futch, D. Fletchall, D. Cassidy. Third Row: R. Fisher, I. Eff, D. , 4 Elliott, B, Cars 10A HOME ROOM A. Laurence, D. well, S. Conoly, E. Chipman, G. Folsom, G. Ehringer, P. Chalker. LOA HOME BOOM 215-f-First Row: Mrs, Brown, teacher, I. A, Henderson, F. Iager, G. Iackson, L. Harms P. Howalt, N, Harrell, L. Iohnson, B. Iackson. Second Row: E. Hawkins, L. Harvin, D. Higgins, I Hubberstey, I. A. Hunter, C. Grirnrn, C. Henning, I. Hall, G. Hopkins, I. Green, E. Harnrnons, H. Gantt Third Ftow: L. Couey, L. Haygood, R. Hamilton, D. Halter, G. Green, S. Gordon, B, Gaddis, A. Crotts D. Groover. Fourth Row: M, Gardner, M. Glickstein, H. Fouraker, I. Hatler, K, Gurr. 304W--First Row: B. Kalapp, M. Kriepton, S. Koontz, I, Liechty, C. Lindstrom, C. Lacy, McClanahan, D. Iordan, Miss Buckland, teacher. Second Row: D. Larry, R. Martin, G. Lasseter, V. Lovan, S. Martin, D, Manning, D. Lloyd, F. Losco, R. M. Legh, E. Iones, R. Lanier, I. Iones. Third Row: G. Luke, H. Manger, B. Iones, R. Hoboy, S. Lockhart, Ir., D. Lawall, L. Henley, Ir., R. Masculine. 10A HOME ROOM 306YFirst Row: M. Mercer, F. McEachern, C. Moyle, G. Ossi, B. Moore, K. Omaye, D. Oetien, V. Mills, B. Nuqent, B. Osteen, I. McBride,A. Nelson, V. Pappas. Second Row: N. Moore, I. Mc- Cormack, K. McDowell, C. McMath, B. Mickey, A. Mulrennan, D. Norman, H. Nissen, C. Neisler, D. Morris, M. McNeight, Miss Reed, teacher, B. Moore. Third Row: C. Morant, B. Morsch, Ir., I. Morsch, E. Miller, C. McDonald, E. McKinney, C. McCormick, R. McCreiqht, D. Nickens. 10A HOME ROOM 305-First Row: E. Saud, L. Safer, B. Pierce, I, Prewitt, P, Powell, M. Perkins, I. Peppers, I. Robinson, D. Pippin, A. Smith, E. Royal. Second Bow: 'W. Peterson, P. Schwartz, E. Sterner, F. Smith, I. Parker, I. Standish, A. Peek, M. Perry, Mrs. Foster, teacher, T. Rowe. Third Bow: D. Oursler, R. Richardson, A. Purcell, H, Phiter, I. Rowe, B. Noland, N. Parker, I. Ridley. Not in picture: A. Smith, G. Shows. 10A HOME ROOM BALCONY-First Row: A. Verwey, S. White, R. Wilson, I. Stevens, I. Terry, P. Stuart, Miss Vxfickham, teacher, P. Tuttle, Y, Wilson, F. Thomas, F. Williams, M. W'irnberly. Second Bow: L. Story, I. Townsend, B. Vandeqrift, M. Vaughan, M. Williams, B. Thomas, W. White, K. Upchurch, I. B. Touchton, L. Vlfilliarns, E. Watts, P. Wallis. Third Row: S. Webb, W. Sneden, I Trollinqer, D, Tullis, B. Widner, A. Woolington, F. M. Srnith, R. Sorensen, L. Yonge, B. Smith, I, Witten. 91-XM HOME ROOM 307-First Row: Frances Canis, Tune Howard, Nancy Kelley, loyce Ann Mills, Lynn Stone, Mary lane Ryon, Tasha Purvis, leanne Parker, loan Wiggins, Mrs. Mitchell, teacher. Second Row: Dan Rush, Torn Rouse, Montease Griffin, Cora Valentine, Ethel Rose Chepenik, Nell lopling, May Yonge, lean Andrews, Don Cornwell, lack Linder. Third Row: Toby Wil- liams, lirnmie Blow, Tim Taylor, Fred Dozier, Tommie Adams. SAT HOME ROOM 105-First Row: Mrs. Holcombe, teacher, Mary Ann Danese, Ann Price, Marilyn Wil- kins, Betty lean Bratcher, Annie McCoy, Dorothy Siegler, Mary Anne Brooks, Audrey Wallace, Second Row: Mary Drody, Yvonne Ludwig, Donna Rumbley, Frances Ray, Ruth Vtfiley, Beulah Smith, Collean Hickox, Loraine Wood, Imogene Allen. Third Row: Rich- ard Schill, Melvin Miller, Elizabeth Haller, Bette Lou Harris, Pearl Noble, Earl Re-pass, Robert Siegler. 10BZ HOME ROOM 103--First Row: Eleanor Highsrnith, Dorla Price.. loanne Older, Rose Mary Schell, Norma lean Kilpatrick, Toyce Rosier, Margarett Gilbert, Betty Snead, Donna Mundy, Betty An- drews. Second Row: Bill Bryce, Wesley Brooks, Toe Bing, loeli Yarboro, loanne Morsch, Esther Bryant, Louise Wiggins, E. W. Rosier, Homer Bacon, Marcusl Green, Mr. Fritts, teacher, Haroldl Sneden. Third Row: Walter Mc- Lanhan, Robert Bunch, Benny' Sotge, Timmy Belote, Iamesi Howard, Toby Birch, Carl Hayes, Lawrence Nichols, Richard Parker, Fourth Row: Dennis DeMattia, Larry Teague, Gilbert Chitwoo: lim Davis, Don Fern. i 1 BAR HOME ROOM 104-First Row' Beverly Sherburne, Tune Sturnpf, Betty Draughon, Elise Kowalski, Stephanie Ambrose, Miss South- ard, teacher, Beverly Nielsen, Leida Miles, Beverly Smith, Mary Pickett, Leona Bridges. Second Row: Norman Stewart, Gale Brad- ford, William Monegue, Eddie Bristow, lohn McNatt, Bobby Petty, Matthew Cross, Sonny Daye, Ed- ward Schoenberger. Third Row: Philip Sheridan, Lewie Shelton, Freddie Fuller, Gillespie Adams, lirnrny Hall, Deno Costas. SAV HOME ROOM l194First Row: Doris Pokorny, Mildred Bradiield, Tane Guy, Pat Lorimier, Mrs. Thompson, teacher, Ann Graves, Cynthia Brown, Alice Miller, Car- olyn Bradshaw. Second Row: Billy Yittallclett, Niki Burbridge, Bevoly Flanilzen, Annie Laurie Vinson, Bootsie Paris, Barbara Ann Davis, Bobbie Ann Smith, Charles Richardson, lra Kight, Harold Davis. Third Row: lack- scn Brewer, Leo Schultz, Freddie Qssi, Johnny Yocum, Philip Hart- ley, Theron Helms, Bobby Simp- son, Timmy l-'fCCZi'y', Bill Huggins. SAX HOME ROOM 110-First Row: Lois Scoates, Dorothy Smith, loan Lovan, Carolyn Wienberg, Mrs. Cahoon, teacher, Shirley Hamriclc, Toy Haimowitz, Eva May Dulaney, loyce Carlton. Second Row: Bobby Hornstein, Toe Lorimer, Greta lo Granberg, Omega Clark, Sarah Seagle, Charlyne Brown, Marian Mattair, Barbara Hemingway, Don- ald Rounds, lack Christie, Charles Province. Third Row: Dennis Car- son, M. B. Chaiin, Van Williams, Wilbur Masters, lames Groover, Ladd Tones, Terry Lake, Alden Gimson, Billy Nazworth, Terry Nolan. 9AW HOME ROOM 2U8e First Row: Virginia Maye Snappf loanne Fernety, lo Ann Butler, Betty lane Whitaker, loyce Grosser, Barbara Chardlcofi, Nancy Farlow, Carol Snyder, Frances Shad. Second Row: Lawton Iacobs, Grover Hop kins, lack Hail, Cassie Lovett Beverly Browne, Mrs. Howell teacher, Ernestine lvey, Mollye Sapp, Bobby Strong, Lawrence Gilmore. Third Row: Iay Morris Gordon Thompson, Ronnie West loe lohnson, Tommy Butler, Bruce Bullock, Philip Tadlock, Terry Rogers, Robert Ponce. 91-XY HOME ROOM 213-f-First Row Catherine Ramsey, Ioan McNeill Sue Mai, Satilla Davis, Ann Leunig, Marry Dinning, Margaret Harms, Billie lo Vtfhited. Second Row: Dan Mauldin, Vtlallcer Webb Elizabeth Watts, Suzanne Sur rency, Marilyn Trost, lna Witten Nancy Moore, Nancy Seavey Miss von Dohlen, teacher, Richard Abdullah. Third Row: Tom Rogers Bobby Makemson, Iulius Olson Alvin Kite, Louie Lueders, Ir. Eugene Alvarez. SBZ HOME ROOM 219-First Row: Lucille Saunders, Betty lean Price, loan Squeglia, Lois Wilson, Carol Enge, lanet Wyndham, Patricia Green, Dorothy Godwin. Second Row: Drewdy Bice, George Mill- er, Patricia Pierce, Mrs. Williams, teacher, Margaret Hughey, limmy Clark, lack Vaughn. Third Row: Bernie Deutsch, Al Atkins, Dickie Cook, Ed Hadden, Buddy Pearce, lohnny Dowling, lohn Scruggs. SAZ HOME ROOM 2061-X-elfirst Bow: Miss Sartoris, teacher, Myra Brown, Anne Kehoe, Marlene Bishop, Doris Stein, Phyllis Zoeller, ludy Blitch, Bettie Flowers, loan Williams, Nancy Mathisen. Sec- ond Ptow: Gerald Cronan, Ronald White, Madonna Legh, Marion Meide, Tinka Masters, De De Du- guid, Marjie Widell, Kay Biddy, Iirnrny Rutherford, Eugene Adarfs, Don Smith. Third Row: Herman Meeks, Gary Bloom, Bruce Lime- baugh, Homer lXVlC.75xfllll,lI', George S. Corey, Walter Morehouse, George Dan, Arnold Eircsheets, Frank Butler. 81-XM HOME ROOM 107iFirst Bow: Elizabeth Westbrook, Gloria Smith, Louise Ward, Phyllis Rutherford, Bonnie Druse, Barbara Berry, Margie lones, Myrna Lawrence, Yvonne Crawford, Pixianne Carl- ton. Second Bow: Ierry Morgan, Ellinor Lanier, loan Templeton, Ruth Merkle, Sally Anderson, Lillie Mae Curnbus, Helen lune lohnson, Sara Harton, Miss Muriel, teacher. Third Bow: Sheldon Schwartz, Ray- mond Blackmore, Clinton Rewis, Richard Turner, Mike Houser, Rolo- ert Hanbury, Frank Brown, Lowell Ames. fm SBY HOME ROOM 303- First Bow: Mrs. Davis, teacher, Gloria Bolen, Barbara lftfarden, lacqueline Cot- ton, Mary Morrell, Carolyn Sulli- van, Dorothy Pless, Sandra Edge. Second Bow: Don Davison, Prank Coffrin, lerry' Kight, lewell Gil- more, Ruth Woodley, Lorean Par- ker, Christine Keyrnan, Clifford Warden, Paul Hunt. Third Plow: Ioe Gay, lack lngram, Pete Hen- derson, Edward Bennett, lim Baumgartner, Carman Henna. -W .-f-mf f .. .,- V . .,. . A.. . - f .M-1-mwwwmwfv M. .Kimi .....,..m pwasm-s-fm. .... W Meme -.--- .. esgm,Q,,-5, - ,vm-W Y 4 1 81-XR HOME ROOM 211-First Bow: Laverne Lightsey, Faye Boyer, Mary lo Weekley, Betty lean Thompson, Evelyn Hagen, Peggy Blackburn, Alice Richards, Mari- lyn Chipman, Gertie Mae Ander- son, Carolyn Player. Second Bow: Charles Harper, Cliitord Bird, Bill Glass, Peggy Brown, Maudine W'hite, loyce Sandler, Miss Frycr, teacher, Marilyn Anderson, Claud ette Fox, Henry Vfarner, Bayzricsii Clark, Elwood Schneider. Third Bow: lohn Deliforken, Henson Markham, lim Huie, lchn Cooke, Bobby Geiger, Dick Bosorgkercj, Harold Baclcclitf, Iohn Ban1::. Not in picture: Carolyn Lee. SAW HOME ROOM 101-First Row: Eleanor Whonic, Candis Scott, Marianne Bouchelle, Olivia 'Wilkes, Miss Bomedy, teacher, Mary French, Carol Tullcerson, Barbara lo Longiinire, Ruth Haller, Susan Quarterman, Second Bow: lohnny Baldwin, limrny Bragdon, limrny Wrench, Patricia Hinson, Shirley Carpenter, Shirley Coff- rin, Binah Totield, lerorne Weil, Grey Roberts, lack Frahs. Third Bow: Norman Briggs, Artie Slcelly, Gene McCullough, Henry Court- ney, Bobby Allen, Larry Goldberg, W'alter Van Bracklin, Danny Dech- man, Phillip Morris. 8AV HOME ROOM 110A--First Bow Marie Marjenhotf, Sylvia Wiggins Patricia Futch, Sandra Rambo, lue Lou Hamilton, Sally Lou Hubbard Edith Dodd, Mercedes Garcia Shirley Chatin, Eloise Scott. Sec ond Bow: Emilio Zeller, Tony Muniz, Billy Brinson, Martha Mi zelle, Miss Simmons, teacher, Toby Brown, Gustov Cross, Pete Brown Keith Meant. Third Row: Jimmy Dunaway, Edward Bailey, Bobby Barnes, Bert Eyster, Bob Massey Sam Hamaker, Lindsay Shives Don Etherton. 8AX HOME ROOM 209 First Bow: lo-Ann Drew, Caroline Smith, Hat- tie Amos, lean Brown, Bose Hil- tord, Ginger Smith, Lila Ann Cour- sen, Peggy Weathers, Blanche Dunaway, Miss Gannon, teacher. Second Row: Tommy Burton, Sher- wood Smith, Whitney Haney, Bar- bara Puch, Faye Bass, Sylvia Pierce, Audrey Etheridge, Eugene Smith, Bobby Perkins, Lloyd Bitte. Third Bow: Bobby Myers, Billy Stewart, lohnny De Salvo, lames Brazil, R o n n ie Yales, Leroy Sharpe, lay Boss, Ronald Kalapp. I 81-XZ HOME ROOM 102AFirst Row: Roselynn Levin, Patricia Gentry, Suzzanne Arnow, Lyndall Wil- liams, Barbara Christmas, Phyllis Christ, Marjorie McCreight, Mary Freeman, lean McFarland, loan Koontz. Second Row: Richard Scoates, Bill Clarke, Lucy Fisack- erly, Dolores McCormack, Mrs. Crutchfield, teacher, Mary lo Ro- bold, Alice Powell, Eleanor Sellers, Robert Ranson, Louis Zelenka, Third Row: Bob Smith, loe Smith, Gerald Fletchall, Robert Finlay, Lewis Miller, Elbert Ro:elle, Karl Bardin, Bobby Merendino. 8BZ HOME ROOM 319--First Row: Billie Keene, Connie Williams, Frances Weatherford, Ioyce Avera, Charlotte Willis, Betty lean Lieupo, Alice Wise, Naomi laques, Beverly Howard, Vicki Benton, Betty lean Thompson. Second Row: Charles Baldwin, Tommy Wilcox, limmy vWhitaker, Thomas Molter, Carroll Richardson, Billy Powers, Bobby Pittman. Third Row: Mr. Iohnson, teacher, lames Clark, Ernest Grose, Dan Hodge, Don Raulerson, Reed Tillis, Worth Turner, Leverne Pick- ett, Shelton Philips, Pierce Smith, limmy Smith, Earnest Nugent, Kenneth Overstreet. SAY HOME ROOM 106eFirst Row: loan Alvarez, Vivian Wright, lane lewell, Paralee lohannes, Helene Zimmerman, lean Norris, Peggy Connelly, Mona Clark, Shirley Gish, Mrs. Powell, teacher. Second Row: Lonny Sellers, Tommy Gil- lespie, Martha Ann Miller, Doris lshie, Barbara Mitchell, Kathryn Meadows, Ann Markey, Allen Godbee, Charles Hamaker. Third Row: lerry Slade, Bob Harrell, Charles Teague, Donald Smith, Victor Napoli, Clarence Roberson, Tommy Robertson. 8BY HOME ROOM CAFETERIAf First Row: Betty Ann Swords, Shirley Hartley, Sarah Howell, Ernestine Koester, Mary Annette Burleson, Loyce Avera, lris Vtfalls, lane Whiteman, Derenne Thompe son, Marilyn Medlock, Miss Rich- ardson, teacher. Second Row: Tommy Dale, Forest Davenport, loe Barrow, Florence Singletary, Winiired Cannon, Barbara lean Warner, Edith Hardie, Marie Woodcock, Dennis Mayhu is Hemmingway, Cliitton gh, Lew- Kalapp, Ferrell Drury. Third Row: Frank O'Steen, Kenneth lones, Emmett Lee, Carroll Blaylock, Phillip Webb, Charles Hugo, Bobby Carter, Lewis lennings, Walter Edwards, Brenson Smith, Deems Brooks. 7AV HOME ROOM 321-First Bow: Nancy Champion, Margaret Hu- lett, Benee Rotstein, Patricia Ma- guire, Miss Nalle, teacher, Sandra Flood, Hazel Smith, Bobby lean Cook, lna Steyerman, Sandra Per- sons. Second Bow: Terry Lee Frahs, Bill Green, Franklin Arring- ton, Diane VVeatherford, Alicelle Reinhardt, Susan Linebaugh, Vir- ginia Smith, Carol Crow, Ger- aldine Hicks, Anita Gather, Nor- ma Robertson, Clyde Williams, Charles Pless. Third Row: Ed- mond Leake, William Strand, Ar- vid Widell, Buddy Bradshaw, Leonard lones, Gene Iohnson, Craig Powell, Eddie Beardsley, Bonald Hagen. 7AX HOME ROOM 122-First Row: Miriam Thomas, Claire Marcom, Mary Ann Norton, Billye lo Par- sons, Miss Thrasher, teacher, Ruth Banson, Marlene Marjenhoit, ludy Dox, Betty White, Shirley Clen- denning, Second Row: Charles Moyle, Billy Coats, Dick Rowland, Zoe Ann Kennedy, Geraldine Col- lier, Carolyn Hiatt, Ann Henry, Carl Neal, Billy Mitchell, Billy Mc- llvaine. Third Bow: Day Sutton, VValter 'Weinberg, Dick Iones, Bob Walton, limmy Branch, Blan Tay- lcr, Bobby 'Woodard W'arren But- ler. 7AW HOME ROOM 201-First Row: Sally Kate Hewell, Carolyn Col- lins, Barbara Butts, Gail Sarvis, Miss Wood, teacher, ludy Roth' slein, Ioyce Kogge, Shirley Thap- honer, Betty Huggins, lane Davis. Second Row: Merritt Bird, Bobby Thompson, Patricia Harpe, Sandra Hendricks, Peggy Nickerson, Eliz- abeth Leake, Aiden Brown, San- dra lones, Doris Hall, Mac Lupter, Charles Cherry, Sidney Hunter. Third Bow: limmy Martin, loe Miller, Henry Garcia, lack Barber, Robert Parnell, Donald Bennett, Hugh Wilson, Kay Reeder. 7AZ HOME ROOM 111--First Row: Alice McDonald, Bobby Woods, Elizabeth Campbell, Sally Fleming, Sandra Boseniield, Mrs. Kelly, teacher, Sandra Hornbuckle, Emily Harley, Lorraine Purnell, Kather- ine Davis. Second Row: Byon Robert, Lester Coleman, lames M. Barker, Ann Markham, Connie Lee Stewart, Carole Lee 'VVest, Nancy lohnson, Fay Brown, lames W. Long, David Lester Cates, Deane Molter. Third Row: Douglas White, Harry Kersey, Charles Sapp, Ow- en Quattlebaum, Iimmie Crause, Alan Schaller, Iohn Blue, Tommy Sandifer. J' fff e 'mf Qf 'ii '9 'Q 5?: 'ff-X Q! 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O xg ,,fj-355.5751 :my ' -- :V ,:i7f, 'Q .., . xx , 1 , V , , ,K A Af , K 4 ' ',, '74, ,+ I, ,aff P1f Mm, f ,fp . ,ffj STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: lanice Cooke, Billy Clarke, Elizabeth Richardson, Gerry Smith, Bess Enge, Lamar McMath, loy Rucks, Georqe Waggener, Mr. Wood, lean Simonsen, Mac Hull. Second Row: Louis Frost, Carole Ashmead, Nancy Terry, Lillian Harms, Iune Stumpt, Gloria Parks, Eleanor Green, Pats Powell, Georgette Ossi, Nancy Champion, Nancy Painter. Third Row: lohn Maguire, Rian Martin, Bill Ball, Phillip Tadlock, loe Cooke, Gene Burleson, lim McGinley, limmy Howard, Royal Sorenson, Tommy Gay, Don Scott. OFFICERS President .... LAMAR MCMATH Vice President ..... BESS ENGE Secretary ...... TOY RUCKS Treasurer . . GEORGE WAGGONER Adviser . .... MRS. FRANZ Sponsor . . . MR. WOOD One of the most important organizations in Landon is the Student Council. To this group of representatives come students' ideas for improvement of school lite. The Council is made up of a representative from each senior high home room, six junior high representatives, and the presi- dents ot the Senior Girls' Club, the Senior Fellows' Club, the lunior Girls' Clulo, and the lunior Boys' Club. The purpose ot the Student Council is, To promote means of fuller cooperation between the students and taculty, to promote self-discipline, to assist in the development of school spirit, and to unity the student body. LANDONIAN STAFF EDITORIAL BOARD 2 rw W 111 Us FRANCES YEAGER Assistant Editor MISS EASTBURN Sponsor MR. WOOD Business Adviser LAMAR MCMATH Business Mcxncxger BESS ENGE Assistant Editor BILLY BROWNLEE Art Editor LANDONIAN BETTIE BARKER ROBERT BOOKER IOANNE BRUESTLE Senior Reporter Business Staff Activities IANICE COOKE IAMES DANDELAKE SARA DYAL FRANK DUNAWAY MARY EARLY Faculty Photography Senior Reporter Photography Clcrsses NANCY EDDINGS IOHN FAMBROUGH IOAN FARGIS IUDY FELTS IEANNINE FOSHEE Literary Business Staff Fcrcuity Activities Senior Reporter K IUNE FOUTS HMMIE HANNIGAN LEAN HATTAWAY DOUGLAS HARRELL MAC HULL Activities Business Sports Business Steiff Business Stuff 1947- t -1948 I I , l I I ' ..,. 1 .aff -Q1,:,- Il, :1': It I. we ,Q egg . . ... . .N , I ' .,. '2' if i'fi58?S1g ,, t g, Wg , I, M 4, Q r ...ss I , I -5-I... 4.1: git. ,pw NCQ, - ' s ' .i-JI .' ' ' '-1:.I I 'K H, JW' I V ' 'T I SLM I ,, ...,... . . L Tv QE Ks . Zgk, -'iv-335, X DELLA IEANNE HILL LELAND IORDAN FRANCES MEEK Senior Reporter Typist Typist Photography IIMMY KELLOW INMAN LEFF IEANNINE MOODY DORIS OLIVER NANCY PAINTER IACK POWERS Photography Art Photography Senior Reporter Business Staff IOYCE PRICE CAMPBELL SMITH IEAN SALE GERRY SMITH HARRISON SMITH Senior Editor Business Senior Reporter Sports Art GERTRUDE THOMAS ELOISE THORNTON CAROL VOSS MARTHA IEAN WILSON PATRICIA YEARSLEY Typist Typist Typist Typist Classes News I t t- I Qiiwsh X I x ,X 1 235 Q fs IME 2' I . .,..- ttt. . . is is is HSI ' ,sw X 5, ,QI gp s S x Q N X I QQ I 5 f it , It The Senior Girls' Club SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS President . . Elizabeth Richardson Vice President . . Dorothy Lanier Secretary . . Treasurer . . Mary Laws Early . Frances Yeager Chaplain . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Mascot . . . Sponsor . . Della leanne Hill . Mary Stuart Smith . . Gerry Smith . Mrs. Perkins 67 ........,, To promote friendship among the girls is the aim of the Senior Girls' Club and it is followed through in their activities. Starting the year with the Senior-Sophomore party, they sponsor the annual Christmas Dance and throughout the year they sponsor tea dances. The girls end their functions with the Senior Girls' Luncheon which climaxes a year of happy memories. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President . . ...... RUTH BYERS Vice President . . . . BETTIE BARKER Secretary . . . . VIRGINIA GUTI-IRIE Treasurer . . PATRICIA YEARSLEY Pianists . . . . BETTY FARLOW LOUISE I-IARVIN Director . . MISS ROMEDY First Row: Pat Schwartz, Nancy Eddings, Margaret Vaughn, Iune Fouts, Gwinett Lasseter, Eileen Moore, Ellen Sterner, Bettie Barker, Laura Io Harris. Second Row: Betty Farlow, Marie Perkins, Carole Weatherly, Ioanne Bruestle, Betty lean Mickey, Susan Martin, Iune Dixon, Iudy Felts, Third Row: lean Donaldson, Frankie Mclfachern, Louise Harvin, Ieanette Pruitt. Fourth Row: Mary Stuart Smith, Susanne Ebert, Virginia Guthrie, Ptuth Byers, Doris Oliver, Frances Yeager, Mary Alice Daring, Myra Nicholl. Fifth Row: Peggy Meehan, Iackie Fowler, Patricia Yearsley, Catherine White. Sixth Row: Margaret Drody, Faye Frazier, Genny Berlin, Yvonne Fossett. Seventh Row: Sally Proctor, Shirley Cadle, Ioanne Henderson, Sylvia Koontz. LANDON PLAYERS oFFicERs President . . .A.. MAC HULL Vice President . . h DELLA IEANNE HILL Secretary . . V . NANCY EDDLNGS Q Treasurer . I. . . BESS ENGE Sponsor- . V L Miss PARH'AMoRE 5' P P rl, l JI' Xl' , .. . , l U, Q , , I will j. ' tffl I 3 . N 1 Q5 - 4- h A w- - F ' - Ahl to be the center of attractionl To hear the applause of your fellow studentsl-Or perhaps you would rather learn to apply greasepaint or manipulate the spotlights. Whatever your theatrical pref- erence, Landon Players is the club for you. The aim ot Landon Players is to provide an opportunity for each member to progress in the particular phase ot theatre which interests him most. Several productions, including the Christmas Pageant, the Variety Show, and the Senior Class Play, are sponsored each year by this club. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President . . . PATRICIA YEARSLEY Vice President . DON SCOTT Secretary . . . IOANNE CARSWELL Treasurer . . . IOE I-IAIL I Sponsor . . MISS BRYANT Superior Scholastic Standing, Character, Service, and Leadership These are the requisites tor membership in the National Honor Society, Which was organ- ized in Landon to give recognition to the students who have made high scholastic records. Under the sponsorship ot Miss Eleanor Bryant, the members ot the Honor Society have rendered a great service to their school by tutoring Worthy students who have had ditticulty in their school Work. if SENIOR FELLOWS' CLUB OFFICERS President . . . . . . TOMMY GAY Vice President . . IACK FAMBROUGH Secretary . . . GERRY SMITH Treasurer . . SCOTT OGLESBY Chaplain . . PAUL Cl-lAFlN Mascot . . IUNE FOUTS One of the most outstanding clubs is the Senior Fellows' Club, which is open to every boy in the Senior Class. The purpose of this organization is to promote good fellowship and better understand- ing among the members. This club initiated many worthwhile projects for the betterment ot the school throughout the year and also sponsored many social events. The culmination of their activi- ties Was the banquet at the end ot the year. A - er I o ,, . , f'1 . -Q ki 'I ' jf . X' P S 'T ts 0 .' - 'e wi.-,fsf t G f' s . fb I JUNIOR BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS President . . . IOI-IN MAGUIRE Vice President . , BILL GUTHRIE Secretary . GEORGE WAGGONER Treasurer . LAWTON GRESI-IAM Chaplain . . EERDIE RICHARDS Sergeanteat-Arms GORDON BLITCH Mascot . . , SUSAN LAWTON Sponsor ..... MR. WOOD The lunior Boys' Club is an organization made up ol all the boys in the Iunior Class. The purpose ot this club is to promote better understanding among the boys and to further the social activities ot the school. At their meetings, held on alternate Tuesday evenings at school, plans are made for dances and joint meetings with the Iunior Girls. The crowning event of their social activities is the IuniorfSenior Prom, given in the spring by the Iunior Class tor the Seniors. JUNIOR GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS President . . ELEANOR GREEN Vice President . GLORIA PARKS Second Vice President . . ANN RICHARDS Secretary . . . BETTY PARLOW Treasurer . . PATSY LEE YODER Chaplain . . . BlLLlE IO LEE Sponsor .... MlSS IELKS The junior Girls' Club, an organization to create a close and lasting friendship among the rnernloers, is com- posed oi all the girls in the Iunior Class. lts numerous activities include tea dances, given for enjoyment of the student body, joint junior Boys' and junior Girls' club rneetings, entertaining tlie P. T. A. with its annual Silver Teag and its annual most outstanding project, entertain- ing the Senior Class with the junior-Senior Prom. ' HISTORICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS President , . DON SCOTT Vice President . , BILLY CLARKE Secretary . .... BESS ENGE Treasurer . . MARY STUART SMITH Chaplain . . . ANONA COLLINS Sponsor . . MRS. STEPHENS Now, in my opinion . . and thus another member of the Historical Society expresses his View about the topic under discussion. Twice a month the group meets at the home ot one ot the members and discusses a subject ot current interest. A keen interest in history is the only requirement tor mem- bership besides being passed on by the club members. First Row: Ieanne Oetjen, Barbara Gather, Mary Eppert. Second Row: Anona Collins, Don Scott, Bess Enqe, Billy Clarke, Mary Stuart Smith, Frances Yeager, Mary Norman Koontz, Mrs. Stephens. Third Row: Iimmy Howard, Gerry Smith, Bill Guthrie, Iohn Fambrouqh, Ioe Hail, Marshall Taylor, Paul Chatin, Ianice Cooke, Mary Laws Early, George W'agqoner. ff . :kt if F JUNIOR RED CROSS LEAGUE First Row: Gordon Ferrell, Gerry Smith, Iune Nielsen, Nancy Eddings, Mac Hull, Bill Guthrie, Second Row: Ice Cooke, Sue Alvarez, Martha lean Wilson, Ieanne Oetjen, Mollie Austin, Don Scott, Della leanne Hill, Frances Yeager, Dena Oetjen, Grady Martin, Lawton Gresham. Third Row: Millicent Vickers, Margaret Rousseau, Gertrude Thomas, Virginia Stone, Suzanne Blow, Mrs. Brown, Myra Nicholl, Martha Cosby, Kay Richardson, Helen Smith. The lunior Red Cross Club is an organization to cultivate sympathy and understanding among the youth ot all nations. Every year the club sponsors a Red Cross drive, packs boxes for European children, and sends Christmas gitts to the orphanages. The club enjoys its annual Christmas Party and ends its year with a memorable luncheon. Any senior high school student is eligible tor mem- bership. OFFICERS President . . . . . DON SCOTT Vice President . . DELLA IEANNE HILL Secretary . . . FRANCES YEAGER Treasurer . . . . MOLLlE AUSTIN Program Chairman . , DENA OETIEN Social Chairman. . . IEANNE OETIEN Foreign Correspondence Chairman .... NANCY EDDINGS ALPHA HI-Y OFETCERS President . . . LAMAR MCMATH Vice President . . . TOMMY GAY Secretary , . . GEORGE WALKER Treasurer , MACK GTLSTRAP Chaplain ,,... SCOTT OGLESBY Sergeant-at-Arms . . CONNTE HARTLEY Mascot ..,.,. BARBARA LUFF Sponsor . . MR. ROBERT NAUGLE The first Hi-Y chapter to be organized in Landon was Alpha Hi-Y, and this club has been adding many honors to Landon's name ever since. As one ot Alpha's service projects for this year, the members painted their meeting room. Not neglecting its social obligations, Alpha has given hayrides, dances, and, as a climax, its annual ban- quet in the spring. BETA HI-Y OFFICERS President . . . IOE I-IAIL Vice President . . BILLY CLARKE Secretary . . . . BOB WATTLES Treasurer . . . BILLY SCI-IALLER Chaplain ..... IOHN MAGUIRE Sergeant-at-Arms . . CHARLES BERRY Mascot .... IOANNE CARSWELL Sponsor . .,.. MR. LOWE Beta Hi-Y is a Christian organization con- sisting ot senior high boys. It is indeed an honor tor any boy to hold membership in this fine club. 'iTo create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards ot Christian character is the purpose of the I-Ii-Y's of America. , Each year Beta takes part in the World Wide Week of Prayer, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A., by con- ducting several morning services. This year the state I-Ii-Y convention was held in Iacksonville and several members took active parts in the meetings. A most successful year was brought to a close with the annual banquet. GAMMA HI-Y OFFICERS President .... MARSI-IALL TAYLOR Vice President , . . BILLY I-IENDRICKS Secretary . . I GEORGE WAGGONER Treasurer ...., IACK POWERS Chaplain ....... GUY LUKE Sergeant-at-Arms . . BILLY IHIATCHER Mascot ...A . IEANNE OETIEN Sponsor . MR. PHILLIPS The newest I-Ii-Y organization in Landon is Gamma I-Ii-Y, which has certainly lived up to its aim, to be a line example of the Christian organizations known as the I-li-Y's. This I-Ii-Y has not only sponsored many worthwhile projects in Landon, but also many enjoyable ones. They sponsored a hayride, barbecue, and several dances in addition to their annual banquet in the spring. JUNIOR HI-Y The Iunior I-Ii-Y Club is an organization tor boys in the ninth grade only The boys meet on Thurs day evenings at the school, and plan sports activities, Welfare protects and social functions They are following the good examples set by the senior I-Ii-Y clubs and they have a club that equals any ot the past Iunior I-Ii-Y clubs ot Landon. President . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . Chaplain . Sponsor . OFFICERS . . . TOMMY BUTLER . . LOUIE LUEDERS . . . LADD IONES . WILLIAM MONEGUE . . Tl-IERON HELM . MR. I-IINNANT I I I Seated: Pat Sullivan, Iean Simonseri, Mrs. Franz, Billy Caines, Manolia Iones, Barbara Wynn, Charles Davis, Shirley Smith, Sara Dyal, Carl McDonald, Ianet Biddy. Standing: Vernon Stephens, Betty Davis, Rose Mary Iames, Herbert Moore, Margaret Molter, Verne Foster, Frances Green, Elizabeth Campbell, Iaines Scott, Margaret Monegue, Edith Sorrells, Edgar Bryan. DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING Let us present our Hon-the-job training group ot Landon-the D. C. T.'s. This group is not only enrolled in regular class work at school but is employed in training situations with the business firms ot the community. Twenty-two different occupations are represented in this D. C. T. group. They are our ambassadors oi public relations and good will with the business world. In addition to this heavy schedule, the members ot the D. C. T. prepared a basket ior a needy iamily at Thanksgiving, at Christmas again they sent this family a basket oi groceries and individual Christmas gitts. They have contributed generously to each community appeal. The social activities include: an allfday trip to Silver Springsg an Employer-Employee Banquet in the spring, at which they entertained their employers, a convention oi the State Federation oi D. C. T. Clubs, of which they were host in May. At this convention contests were held in public speaking, extemporaneous speaking, and spelling. OFFICERS President ..... CHARLES DAVIS Vice President . . SHIRLEY SMITH Secretary , . . BARBARA WYNN Treasurer . . . . MANOLIA IONES Sergeant-at-Arms . . BILLY CAINES Chaplain , , . SARA DYAL Coordinator . MRS. FRANZ AERONAUTICS CLUB OFFICERS President . . . HMMY HANINUGAN Vice President .,.. PAUL CHAFIN Secretary-Treasurer . FRANK DUNAWAY Sergeant-at-Arms . MARSHALL TAYLOR Radio Technician . . . llMMlE BAlLE-Y The purpose oi the Aeronautics Club is to promote and further aeronautical knowledge and skills by application ot model aeronautics. Members are interested in all phases of aviation and are qualified model airplane builders. This year the boys completed and ilew two radio-controlled models, accomplished aerial photog- raphy techniques, taught model building, repaired and flew the club's Piper Cub Airplane, and visited the airports in and around lacksonville. Kneeling: limmy Hannigan. First Row: Bobby Hill, Ronnie West, Grady Martin, lack Chapman, Dickie Cooke, Henry Green, Al Atkins, lack Ingram, Walter Morehouse, Marshall Taylor, Carl Taylor, Terry Rogers, Dick Benson, Richard Lee, Frank Dunaway, Lindsay Shives, Guy Luke. Second Row: lames Bailey, E, W1 Roster, Mr. Phillips. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE OFFlCERS Consuls . . MARY LAWS EARLY DON SCOTT Scriba . . BETTIE BARKER Treasurer . . IUDY I-HLDRETH Aediles . . . MAC MATHEWS ARTHUR BURNS BERRYLIN MCGEHEE The lunior Classical League is composed ol the members ot Caesar, Cicero, and Virgil classes who have a genuine interest in the classics. 'This year the leagues major proj- ect was to buy as many books as possible tor the library. Their minor project was to read all books which the library had on classic civilization, to report on each book, and to place these reports in the library tor the use of the students. As sponsor, Miss May Franklin encouraged and helped the members in their projects. DEAN'S OFFICE Seated: Ioyce Price, Barbara Luft, Miss Eastburn, Eleanor Green, Barbara Cochran, Io- anne Carswell. Standing: Mollie Austin, Iune Fouts. gl OFFICE STAFFS ASSISTANT PBINCIPAIJS STAFF Seated: Billy Hatcher, Bonnie Cohn, Mr. Warner, Bobby I-Iill, Beverly Shives. Stand- ing: Tommy Burton, Iones Mauldin. MAIN OFFICE STAFF Seated: Ioyce Brown, Peg- gy Mauldin, Mrs. Sher- rod, Mrs. Gates, Della Ieanne Hill. Standing: Doris Oliver, Pat Pear- son, Ioyce Charnbless, Ioanne Bruestle. H .' c I ffitv' Kit' .X 3 Q ci ff .1 A -. at X rf ,g Q .fl V 7 7 I 1 ,fi ,rf 6 fy lt 4 N a .4 K- 1' Q I J V4 J If t Ai 'X It x 1 ws ,L . , if, r A 3, E4 I ,I J J.. it I gy . jk Q4 .1 . I , Q N3 J -I . If 'BOYS CHOQUSL X Q' 1 ' ' ff 5 Iv - ' - J ' ' 'oi ' The Boys' Chorus adds a great deal to the musical entertainment at Landon. This talented group is heard many times during the year as in the Variety Show and Spring Festival. This year every- one enjoyed their contribution to the Christmas Pageant. Whenever you hear the Double Po' and one Mo', a group ot singing lads selected from the chorus, you hear melody personified. The tirst tenors are Bolo Trice and lohn Maguireg second tenors, Mac Hull, Billy Hendricks, and Billy Schemerg first bass, Byron Vickery and Bill Fisackerlyg second bass, Lamar McMath and Marshall Taylor. Q OFFICERS President . MARSHALL TAYLOR Vice President . LAMAR MCMATH Secretary-Treasurer . MAC HULL Librarian . . BILLY HENDRICKS Director . . MISS THRASHER l A 6 . New-rfi .egfw ns uw me X . . f .g'..a,.: --W W y t . f ., wx W ' - ,. .s . rg Y 4 ,:e..,,.,.z.:.:-f5- 1, f . f' . W fwivigg' 7 5 -- , B AM , L f l I Q Q .ft , . ., ,.,, U , L A N S D C O I N E N C C L E U B Dan Alexander, Miss Buckland: Don Cassidy: Ioseph Anellop Ieddie Bristow: Bob Cumming, President, Bill Fisackerly, Vice President, Gene Nabi, Secretaryqlqreasurerg lohn Hatlerg Betty Moore, Billy Moore. The Landon Science Club offers to those interested, an opportunity to further their knowledge of this subject. This year the club had two window displays in the Barnett National Bank. At their meetings they perform experiments of interest. L N DD OE NB A TS IO NC GI E T Y First Row: lames Bryant, Claire Becker, Bob Cumming, President: Frances Yeager, Secretary-Treasurer, Irvin Smith: Annette Margolin. Second Row: Frances Smithg Bobby Hill, loel Stein, Kenneth West, Shirley Cadle. Organized in October of 1946, the Debating Society has since competed in many events. This year the members took part in a Student Congress at Andrew lackson and in the Debating Tourna- ments in Orlando and DeLand, OFFICERS President . . BILLY BROWNLEE Vice President . . . IUDY FELTS Secretary . PATRICIA YEARSLEY Treasurer . . MILDRED EDVVARDS Sponsor . . MISS GREENE The Library Council, a volun- tary organization which assists students in understanding the uses and functions oi the libra- ry and inspires students to be- come interested in librarianship as a profession, is always on duty to oiter a helping hand to those who seek it. Under the leadership of Miss Greene, the Library Council aids in the func- tions ot the library. Among numerous duties assumed by the Council are checking books, repairing worn ones, and keep- ing books in their proper places. THE LANDON LIBRARY COUNCIL FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President DOROTHY LANIER Vice President MARIORIE SEI-XVEY Secretary LIMA ADERHOLD Treasurer IUSTINA YOUNG Historians IUNE DeCl-IAINE ELSIE COHN Parliarnentarian JACKIE SIKES Sponsor MRS FOSTER The Future Homemakers Club ot Landon IS one of the outstanding chapters in Florida To promote a growing appre ciation of the joys of home making and to foster the devel- opment of leadership in home and community lite is the pur- pose oi the club. They Coon- sored a very successful Christ- mas Dance for the junior high school. lnteresting programs are arranged for each meeting. This year several members at- tended a conference in Silver Springs of Future Homemakers' Clubs from all the Florida schools. THE LION'S ROBERT BOOKER .... . Editor-in-Chief MRS. SARAH SCHWARBELL . . . . Adviser KARL AMBROSE .... , former Editor Seated: lune Fouts, News Editor, Paul Chatin, Column Editorg Mollie Austin, Assistant Society Editor: Ioanne Carswell, Society Editor. Standing: Nancy Eddinqs, Literary Editorg leanne Oetjen, Feature Writerp loyce Chambless, Column Editor, lohn Maguire, Assistant Editor, Lee Haygood, Assistant Sports Editor, Carole Weatherly, Column Editor, Barbara Cochran, Feature Writer, Stephanie Ambrose, Iunior High Reporter. ROAR STAFF HMMY MCGINLEY . . . . Business Manager BARBARA LUEE . . . . Managing Editor IAMES DANDELAKE . . Photographer Seated: Mary Norman Koontz, Exchange Editor, Don Scott, Circulation Managerg Elizabeth Richardson, Typist: Frances Meek, Typist. Standing: Mac Hull, Column Editor: Carol Voss, Typist, Fred Woodall, Circulation Manaqerg Billy Brownlee, Art Editor: Mary King, Typist, Walter Wall, Circulation Manaqerg Billy Schallcr, Assistant Photographer, SENIOR HIGH Y-TEENS First Row: Betty Io Nugget, Nancy Harrell, Betty Butler, Treasurer, Elsie Cohn, Mable Ashpaugh, Myra Nicholl. Second Row: Miss Wickham, Sponsor, Kathyleen Omay, Iohnnie Beth Touchton, Anita Io Peek, Willa B. White, Vice President, Bronna Mae Martin, President, lack Morgan, Mascot, Kathryn Upchurch, Chaplain, Marjorie Seavey, Secretary, Yvonne Gilman, Kathryn McDowell. Third Row: Cynthia Lacy, Margaret Rousseau, Mary Alice Daring, Kathryn White, Lois Bunton, Virginia Ramsey: lanice Stevens, Cathryn Neisler, loyce Robinson, Betty Kallap, Carolyn McMath, J U N I O R Y H I 6 H - T E E N S First Row: Carolyn Hiatt, Iudy Dox, Claire Marcom, Treasurer, Susan Linebaugh, Secretary, Margaret Hulett, President, Anne Markham, Miss Margaret Nalle, Sponsor. Second Row: Zoe Ann Kennedy, Anita Gather, Chaplain, Sandra Hendricks, Carol Lee West, Ann Henry, Elizabeth Campbell, Mary Ann Norton, Sally Kate Hewell, Virginia Smith. Third Row: Sandra Hornbuckle, Patricia Maguire, Nancy Champion, Vice President, Anita Mills, Sandra Flood, Billye lo Parsons, Miriam Thomas, lane Davis, Marlene Marjenhoif, FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President ..... GERRY SMITH Vice President . . . IUNE DeCI-IAINE Secretary and Treasurer . CAROL VOSS Program Chairman .GEORGE FULTON Sponsor ..... MISS GREENLEAF ' The Future Business Leaders of America, former- ly the Business Education Club ot Landon, obtained its national charter this year. Sponsored by the United Business Education Association, it is the first chapter ot this club to be formed in Florida. The aim ot the organization is to train business education students to become competent members of the business world. A First Row: Ianet Land, Cecelia Coffrin, Ianet Biddy, Grace Price, Iune DeChaine, Gerry Smith, Carol Voss, George Fulton, Eloise Thornton, Doris Oliver, Harriet Warner, Miss Greenleaf. Second Row: Nancy Eddings, Audrey I-Iucks, Virginia Stone, Benetta Hornsby, Helen Marie Smith, Iackie Sikes, Betty lean Cadle, Frances Smith, Mildred Edwards, Nelda North, Iean Sirnonsen, Catherine Upchurch, Horace Yocum, Catherine Neisler, Clara Grimm, Betty Ann Roberts. Third Row: Irvin Smith, Billie O'Neal, Bob Lavery, Rex Drane, Barbara Wynn, Betty McCauley, Laura Io Harris, Frances Green, Margaret Molter, Martha Iean Wilson, Frances Meek, Lima Aderhold, Peggy Credle, Verne Foster, Ierry Eubanks, Richard Hollins. Chrisimas Pageant Ioyce Price, Frances Yeager, Byron Vickery, Bill Fisackerly, Paul Chalin, Bobert Booker, Sara Dyal, Tommy Gay, lanice Cooke, Mack Gilstrap, Billy Mcllvaine, lirnmy Kellow, B. K. McCormack, loe Hail, Leland lordan, Mary Stuart Smith, Mollie Austin. Not pictured: Kathryn Floyd. .. fp . vi Christmas Dance Court Karl Ambrose, Ieanne Oetjen, Ed Whitaker, Ioyce Price, limmy Holley, loanne Carswell, Grady Martin, Barbara Denmark, Elizabeth Bichardson, President of Senior Girls' Club, Bobby Atkinson, Crownbearer, Gerry Smith, King, Carol Voss, Queen, Billy Atkinson, Crownbearer, lack Harrell, Ioyce Browns, Tommy Gay, Mollie Austin, Bobby Falls, lune Fouls, Bobert Booker, Bess Enqe, Byron Vickery. St 3 3 iElk3f3llgfgzl.g:QsEMBLE Seated Ioan Farqis Annett n e Cooke Mary Norman Koontz Bess Enge Standing Patsy Lee Yo 13.9151 F W, Cgecil McEachern Martha Carol Cosby Miss Romedy 3 , Y J ,fl ' yi 0 , V - Vydjbx 1' J X 1 gy President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Librarian . . Accompanist . Director . . 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The Tigers made a battle oi it all the wayg but the Lions, with too much power. i Mr. lnside and Mr. Qutside running at Will, had K Landon Fayetteville, N. C. The Fayetteville High School eleven came to lacksonville with one of the strongest high school teams in the South. The Lions played an inspired game the first halt and came off the field lead- ing 9-7. ln the second halt the Tarheel eleven opened up and couldn't be stopped. Although the Lions came out on the short end of a 31-9 score, the game Was hard-fought and more closely matched than the score indicated. TOMMY GAY ooNN1E HARTLEY BILLY SNEAD BUDDY FRIEDLIN MORRlS ASHLEY MACK GJLSTRAP Landon vs. Plant The Lions journeyed to the Cigar City seeking their iirst Big Ten victory, but the Panthers ot Plant High School had other ideas. The Lions uncovered a great passing combination in Billy Snead and Buddy Eriedlin who completed l3 ot 23 tosses, but were stopped on the ground and Plant came through with a 2512 triumph. Landon vs. Miami Edison Although the match was rated a toss-up be- fore game time, Landon turned on a terriiic ground attack and completely crushed a game Edison eleven 26-O. Connie Hartley, Lion tackle, la- beled himseli as a possi- ble All-State candidate by blocking several Edi- son punts and playing a Whale of a ball game in the forward Wall. 'ft fi' 'fm-ff' ,L A 2351 ,gl ,sr A fgjsgxf Q ,wry W, sfwgfivfgwt W ThfiQ'gk?,5gft 1.SQl..5 119 vga ' 1. i' -fftr'1f:,,-gig?M15 V Q irfaiifitstwfri t ,gang i,w,M3w 5 2 K 4- .. 11 i 2. 'fy 5 . ight i ' ki Q gif GEORGE CRAUSE ALTON PURCELL JOHN SIKES HORACE YOCUM NORMAN WILCOX GEORGE WALKER BILLY CLARKE Lanclon vs. Lakeland The Drednaughts ot Lakeland High School came to town seeking their first Conterence win in three starts, lout the Lions iound strength bulging out everywhere and sent the Lakeland boys home with a humiliating 3957 defeat, The second and third stringers played all oi the fourth quarter and gave a good account ot Landon's reserve strength. Landon West' Fulton, Atlanta The Lions, who usually have a hard time with the high schools from Atlanta, had a comparatively easy time with West Fulton and tuned up tor their important intra-city clash with Andrew laclcson with a 24-6 victory. Lan- don hopes were dealt a stunning blow when lohn Silces, Lion wingbaclc, sultered a leg injury in the third quarter. lOl-IN WOLFE GARY FOLSOM MARTIN NACHMAN ROBERT GREEN CHARLES BERRY Landon vs. Jackson Landon opened the tight tor the City Prep Football Championship with a l3-6 victory over her hitter rival, Iackson. Relying on the accurate passing ot Billy Snead, the Lions scored both touchdowns via the air route. The score could easily have been more it some ot Billy's. receivers hadn't let the ball slip through their hands time and time again Landon vs. Miami Jackson The Lions, with their minds on the Lee game the following Friday, went to the Magic City needing only two victories to win or tie tor the Big Ten Championship, but the Generals ot Miami came through with a 19-6 victory. JIMMY BURTON JIMMY IONES CHARLES SNEAD CHARLES MoRANr TOM CHEATHAM GORDON THOMPSON Landon vs. Lee The traditional city-county clash with Robert E. Lee is sad in the memory ot Landon students. The powerladened Generals defeated the Lions 35-6 in the Gator Bowl in a hard-fought, qruelinq bat- tle which saw the brilliant Lee back, David Tones, and the strong Lee line combine to hold the tiqhtinq Lions with their vaunted passing attack in sub- mission. FORREST ADAMS E. K. MCCORMACK lOl-IN SMITH SCOTT OGLESBY EVERETT RICHARDSON IA MES TONES Landon vs. Johnson Ci+y The l-lilltoppers from Iohnson City, Tennessee, came to jacksonville to ploy the Lions in their final game ot the season. The Lions, a lot ot whom were playing their last game tor dear old Landon, defeated the lohnson City eleven, l3'7. BOBBY HOLMES DAVID SMITH Q THORPE BELOTE ROGER HOBBY IACKSON HOLMES RAY BENNETT EARL FLYNN THE L CLUB President .,.. BUDDY FRIEDLIN Vice President . . . MACK GILSTRAP Secretary . . . . . TOMMY GAY Treasurer . . . E. K, MCCORMACK Sergeant-ot-Arms . GEORGE ORAUSE One of the most prominent clubs in London is the L Club, which is motcle up of those boys in London who have mode CI vorrsity letter in some sport. The club held its onnuol Faculty- L Club bosketboll game in Motrch. ln oddition they spon- sored tor the first year om crrmuotl dance in which the King cmd Queen ot Athletics were chosen. BABY LIONS FOOTBALL First Row: Mar. Allen Godfrey, Whit Haney, Billy Carswell, Tom Sattia, Paul Wooten, Iohn Ryan, Dan Groover, Al Hartley, Lynn Mclielvy, Gene Burleson, Alfred Crotts, Iohn Maguire, Mqf- DCII1 Mliuldinq. Second Row: Prank Coffrin, Jimmy Groover, Iohn Morsch, Kippy Gurr, Iohn Givens, Don Elliott, Bob Wattles, Homer Phifer, Ioe Harper, lerry Witten, Gene Bundy, Bobby Simpson. Third Row: Coach Fritts, Jimmy Blair, lohn Gurr, Robert Shutterly, Ryan Martin, Deno Costas, Louis Leuders, Gene Crosby, Woody Moneque, Dick Halter, I. B. Bachman, Pat Chalker, lim Austin, Robert Lanier, Andy Woolinqton, Lee Haygood, Dennis Carson, Philip Tadlock, Carry Bowden, George Green, lack Bland. BABY LIONS BASKETBALL Carrol Cheatham, Lawton Gresham, I. B, Bachman, Robert Uible, Tom Slade, Albert Roqero, Billy Moore. i BASKETBALL L.-Jil . . . St. loseph- L.-25 . . . Bollese L.-M52 . .... l. C.- L.f39 . . Fernandina- L.-23 . . Fernandina- L.f3U . . . Si. Paul- L.--SO ..... Bollese L.-3 l .... Fleichera L.ev3l . Florida Freshmen- L.--29 . . Miami Sr. I-liqhi L.f33 . . Miami Iackson- L.-23 ..... lackson- L.-26 . . . Plam- BUDDY FRIEDLIN ROGER HOBBY Guard Cenier EVERETT RICHARDSON Forward CAMPBELL SMITH EARL FLYNN llMMY BURKE Guard Guard Guard I947-I948 CL L .-25 . . . Hillsborough-43 .-31 .... Lakeiandm-32 .--33 . . . . . Lee-48 .440 . . . . St. Pau143O .-32 . . . .Fletcher-25 .L-23 ...... Plant-28 30 .-43 . . Miami Iackson-32 .e24 . . Miami Sr. High-63 .-36 .... Lakeland-42 23 .-- ...... Lee-46 .-34 ..... Iackson-61 .-24 . Florida Freshmen-55 City Tournament Landon-19 .... Lee--35 L L L L L L Lf . . . Hillsborough-44 L L L L L L BYRON VICKERY CHARLES MORANT Center Guard BILLY CLARKE Center BILLY OSWALD' LYNN MCKELVY GEHRY SMITH Guard Forward FOrWGrd EVERETT RICHARDSON EARL FLYNN ALBERT ROGERO BUDDY FRIEDLIN BILLY BABCOCK IACK MORGAN CHARLES BERRY IIMMY BURTON BRUCE NOLAN Baseball GERRY SMITH ROGER HOBBY IAMES IONES Team CHARLES MORANT TOMMY GAY DICK MONEGUE GARY FOLSOM IOI-IN A. SMITH DICK HALTER ED LOCKHARD RICHARD HARRIS BEN WILLIAMS LYNN MCKELVY IIMMY IONES BILLY SNEAD STANLEY GORDON CHARLES SNEAD MARSHALL TAYLOR PAUL WOOTEN TERRY VVITTEN CARROL CHEATHAM BOB WATTLES Track SCOTT OGLESBY ALTON PURCELL HM AUSTIN GORDON THOMPSON W' ' '. mv M ' wi' IACK POWERS RAY BENNETT COOPER JONES I, B, BACHMAN BILL FISACKERLY MARTIN NACHMAN l-lead Cheerleader, Byron Vickery. loyce Price, Mac Hull, loanne Carswell, Ferdie Richards, lean Hattaway, Barbara Luft, Karl Ambrose, Bess Enqe, Grady Martin, Mollie Austin. f My M . VM' , . 4 r f'f'AJxA jd, If ,f7 VN A J' ml ff' . E 1 My Jr' K ,M ,Vg V. qw, -ff , ,u , , J ,wiv ff ' ' ,, 1-' It f The pep and spirit ot Landon vibrated across the football field this year as the l947-48 cheerleaders Went into action. This Vivacious group worked hard pertectina their cheers and has been one of the most enthusiastic groups in school. To Byron Vickery qoes much credit for his leadership and to each of the eleven members, appreciation tor a job well done. ,i J M177 CHEERLEADERS i Girls Athletic Association OFFICERS President ...... IOANNE CARSWELL Vice Presicleni . . . , IOY RUCKS Secretary . . . ELEANOR GREEN Treasurer ....... DOTTY MANNING Senior Represerituiive . . . . MARY KING Iunior Represeriicfiive . . DOLORES SANSON Sophomore Represeriiciive . . GENNY BERLIN ELIZABETH IONES Leader Landon Lionettes l The Landon Lionettes is an all-girl drill team which was organized in 1933 by Miss Kathleen Turner. This group is famous throughout the state for entertaining between the halves of the football games with spectacular marches and drills. They also march in parades and help in various drives to promote the Welfare of their school and their com- munity. The Lionette season begins just after school opens every year and officially lasts the year round. Any senior high girl is eligible to become a Lion- ette if she takes gym and has average grades. f... --1 1- 4.wfta,,w.ssB-sf.xffa.- fw-X. NF, J , -NM, w,,r..s , - :Mmm if twin-t.M,, sw L , MM I UW' wr, .fs , .. 1947-48 Miss Kathleen Turner, as di- rector of this drill team, has distinguished herselt tor the splendid way in which she has tralined the Lionettes so that they win respect and admira- tion for Landon whether they perform at the Gator Bowl or at any other stadium in the state. As well as directing regular practices on three days of the week, Miss Turner de- votes many hours to planning new drills, directing drives, and planning and supervising trips which are the highlights of the season. Unit Leaders First Row: lune Nielsen, leanne Oetjen, Frances Carraway, Jeannine Foshee, Eleanor Green, Nancy Stewart. Second Row: Nancy Painter, lean Sale, Ruth Byers, Elizabeth lones, loanne Bruestle, Martha lean Wilson, Della leanne Hill. CECIL MCEACHERN Leader Piccolo Pat Gentry Flute Susan Martin Suzanne Arnow Lindsey Shives Doris Harrell Oboe Billy Corley Bassoon Margaret Stiles E flat Clarinet Paul Chafin B flat Clarinet Rodney Freeman Richard Lee Margaret Gilbert Lucy Fisackerly Latrelle Harden Marqaret Harms Shirley Vetter Shirley Cadle Bobby Perkins Sonny Daye Fay Stewart Betty Flowers Bobby Allen Bobby Merendino Henry Warner ROSTER E flat Saxophone Gloria Parks Myra Kiqht loseph Anello Dorothy Pippin Tenor Saxophone Don Nickens Bass Saxophone lay Morris Comet G Trumpet limmy Belote limmy Moody Betty lean Cadle Harold Mauqer Iimmy Allen Carl China Dale Williams lerry Witten Robert Finlay Phillip Morris lohn Boyd Percussion Rex Drane Dwight Sarver Eugene Alvarez Fred Dozier Iohn DeSalvo Donald Smith Trombone Homer McArthur lack Hail Lewis Shelton Billy Stewart Baritone Iohn Givens Ed Bennett Bass Stanley Bullock Carl Bardin Sherwood Smith lack Campbell French Horn Molly Sapp Ed Hadden Bert Eyster Don Smith The Landon Band . . . OFFICERS President ...... PAUL CI-IAFIN Vice President . . BILLY I-IENDRICKS Secretary .... DALE WILLIAMS Treasurer . . . BETTY IEAN CADLE Director . . . IOI-IN P. KOSCIELNY The Best Ever wthat's our band this yearl We are proud to see them march out on the football field in their brilliant orange and White uniforms. The band, always ready to support the cheerleaders and Lionettes at football games, is one of the great- est spirit building organizations ot the school. They are a sight to be proud ot with their drum majorette, Cecil McEachern, and their twirling majorettes. They inspire enthusiasm at pep rallies and parades. Be- sides their school activities, they play for Commence- ment and participate in the Armistice Day Parade and the March of Dimes Drive. This year the band entered the North Florida High School Band Contest in Iacksonville. LANDON MAIORETTES Head Majorette, Grace Price Nancy Harrell, Ioyce Browne, Kathleen Race Barbara lean Denmark, lean Brown Landon Sports Club OFFICERS President . ..., STEPHANIE AMBROSE Vice President . . . DOLORES MCCORMACK Secretary ....... GINGER SMITH Treasurer .,...,. PAT LORIMIER Ninth Grade Representative , IUDY BLITCI-I Eighth Grade Representative . MARGIE IONES G R A D E me M z,-W: ' A ,- ,W M. ,, H W W A , lull NY W 1 'Hf'54f'. ' Q' ff 5 gy I A 'xfmmi ' ., H W 1 iwfwwwspfl' w M' fisgw, 4 5 'NX Q S Q E ,532 lag .TT-fn ,, f ga W e X . wi X ,Y ., , x ,X . ' -.R , 'n . Q-1' 3.55: ,, ,h .Wig 2:4 1 wsww am if 2 jiaigw 2:5 gg 1-31' 'VE'i' If: 11 , Z , xgf Wi L 25 if 1,2 Z' feng if Y ,.TT' ! 24' if 5 fm Q ' Emi? Q Sy f ' 'W f U W fegof yi Q ' X K XXX f 3 2 E 5 s , f J , . 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Our orqanizaiion is composed OP craftsmen who have qained bg qears of experience the skill and accuracq required in The rnakinq of Pine enqravinqs . . . EDCRHVERS TO THE LEQDIIWG SCHOOLS QIWD COLLEGES OF THE SOUTH FOR OVER R THIRD OFR CENTURY Compliments of CIiASE.COMMANDE Rem Esrnri Insurance Momcncz Loans comm . Rs 325 WEST FORSYTH ST. rumour 55,541 Service Plus Experience Compliments of PIERCE PRESCRIPTION SHOP Phones 5-1146-5-1147 315 Laura Street rooLzY-MYRON STUDIOS coMPL1MENTs coMPLiMENrs COMPLIMENTS roREMosr OF OF 01: PHOTOGRAPHERS I ,N THE SOUTH A VAN MUSSALLEM s ORIENTAL 225 Wes' Adm S FRIEND FLETCHER RUG co. Phone 5-4832 Your financial fuiure Starts Nowl You may be planning to go into business, industry or to study for a profession, No matter what your plans, you will find that a Florida National Bank Savings Account, started now, will serve as a foundation for future security. Lay your financial plans now . . . base them on a friendly relation- ship with your Florida National Bank. FLORIDA TIMES-UNION Read The COMPLIMENTS OF Glnhvn Ernthvra HARRY urn ra Sviuhin FRIESEKE Q INDIVIDUALIZED COMPLIMENTS PICTURE FRAMING OF IIB West Bay St. Icxcksonville, Fla. SOUTHEASTERN 2nd Floor TSMSSLSNEEZED Off- OIL PAINTINGS RESTORED ops or uafity srsr- 054 CONVENIENCE AND SAFETY IN YOUIQ I-IOIVIE Whair does AoIeguaIe Wiring mean 'ro you? I+ simply means enough eleciric ouilels and swiiches for convenieni living: enough eleciric circuiis for serving efficienily anol safely all Ihe eleclric appliances ancl Ihe beiier Iighling which you will wani in your home: eleciric wires large enough for serving your preseni anol Iuiure neeols, wiihoui Ioss Io you or danger Io your home. You can enioy BeIier Living-EIecIricaIIy when you are ready wiih Acleguaie Wiring in your home. WILL YOUR WIRING STAND THE LOAD? Thort's cr good question for you to crsk your electrician CITY ELECTIQIC DEDAIQTIVIENT GEORGE A. PIERCE, Commissioner of Utilities UTILITY BLDG. FOOT OF LAURA ST. IACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA IIH 1 JUPE MMA KKET5 and FQQDSWQWES OF JACKSONVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF ff 2 g , COMPLIMENTS 5 Z Z 2 7 YARBoRo's f 2 g 5 2 2 OF 7 2 K Z 2 CLOTH STORE isnuu WHTT5'.lHCK5UNVll.lE,FLUl'llDR RANCHERO nmzmnnu annnncnsnns nnmvnnv.mc.- G 3102 Atlantic Blvd. RESTAURANT St. Nicholas Shopping Center Better Clothes for Men cmd Younq Men. ATLANTIC GLASS and PAINT CO. '64 GLASS - PAINT - MIRRORS Sf' AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ill -'ll1C. I52O Miami Road I05 ACIGYTIS SI. Souih lack sonville 7, Florida See The Bes'I' En+erI'aInmen+ A+ THE SAN MARCO THEATRE Where Your Pleasure Is Our First Consideration SAN MARCO BAKERY AFTER soRooL TREATS PARTY ORDERS f'nFIdvori E ,, r . favor M05 ' J! N Firsfln I I I I nmsmusrl MILK l ICE CREAM: I I nys Begffbriyou fig I I - nw San Marco Circle Phone 9-9 I 58 x TI2! Qongratufations to the Cfass of 148 Lanofon H Scfzoo! THE E, E. IRBY COMPANY BRONZE AND ALUMINUM FOUNDRY MACHINING 81 WELDING 54 MAY STREET JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE SMITH BROS. MOTORS COR. I9th 6' MAIN STS. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA PHONE 3-2418 WE CAN REPAIR ANYTHING ON WHEELS HOWARD A. SMITH LESLIE A. SMITH ST. NICHOLAS MARTIN OFFICE BAKERY EQUIPMENT CO. EVERYTHING EOR xoilik EVERY OFFICE 3I24 ATLANTIC BLVD, PHONE 9-7868 JACKSONVILLE 7, FLA. 1052 HENDRICKS AVE. PHONE 9-4483 J with George before YOU bUY J J L ' S u v., ,Fl . ay IPB nl Il SIRI Fw -rw I QOH' IIQWIYIQ 3 I ILI4 x 4- ' . X .-1 , ' : h L 43 ,Q S W -I' .. P Iii FFF' gf? . HIE ' III. I1mI:!aE1ff52f Q P :Mer I I 'I' I'IIf'I2I2i5i 1 ' ir!-F 'Hg in I'-'I' , IL . Ili I . S: .III III 'II VI ...g r ONE OF THE SOUTH'S GREATEST STORES SERV! NG THE SOUTH FOR 80 YEARS GIul1enBrutherv JACKSONVILLE 1, FLORIDA gaze!! C74Z4A!e7 Camjo any INCORPORATED HOTPOINT APPLIANCES RECORDS EASY WASHERS RCA RADIOS COOLAIR ATTIC FANS RADIO SERVICE COLEMAN SPACE HEATERS PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING UNITS I636 Hendricks Avenue Compliments of Your Southside Bank The American National Bank of Jacksonville COMPLIMENTS MATH EW'S HARDWARE JocksorTville's Most Beautiful HARDWARE STORE 2020 Hendricks Avenue ComplimerT'rS LA MEE HARPER . REALTY CO. The Florist THE C. A. HARPERS , RENTS SALES INSURANCE 1516 Atlantic Blvd 1036 Hendricks Ave. South Jocksonville Phone 9-4991 WE CONGRATULATE Compliments of THE CLASS OF AB PRES-I-ON DRUGS TRESCA The Rexoll awe THE 3105 BEACH BLVD. FLORIST PHONE 9-7977 ALI. OUR WORK GUARANTEED MILFORD BROS. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE BODY ond FENDER WORK DUCO REFINISI-IING PHONES: 9-2213 - 9-9113 2001 ATLANTIC BOULEVARD South Jacksonville, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF SETZEITS STORES FOLDS 5' . MOORE COmpl'menlS coMELiiviENTs LUMBER co. of UF INC. COMMERCE LUMBER, HARDWARE, FURNITURE TIL'-MAN PAINTS CO, LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Ph. 9-zioo - 9-2149 1730 KINGS AVE 257 Riverside Ave. 312 Park st' JACK DALEY Phones 1-133 JACKSONVILLE ' IVI J J DALEY COMPL' FWS LINEN SERVICE ' ' OF IHC- 354 Park St. Storage as in ois in R T-VVIW B W .f'u,,,ic,,,k,'f,' I 9 PLOOF TRANSFER QR V UV Forsyth 6 Jefferson SIS, B' J' POWERS' Gem M9 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ' phone 4-6675 Tire Service Exide Batteries COMPLIMENTS clonalclson, inc. OF HAVERTY FURNITURE CO. Louro cmd Duval SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN MEN'S WEAR I I7 WEST ADAMS STREET JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA COIVIRLIMENTS OF Miller Electric Company CONGRATULATIONS FROM MASON LUMBER CO. 1426 KINGS AVENUE JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA SEASHOLE MEMORIAL CHAPEL e!ff?w'qjii?'H56i2QN ff-'FET M 'W' Wil- n lhf' we-ff ffirlf -, Si- ,,7Jw'lf12'4 ! ,ii is 0, 455'- EFF, 4-5451 4-5452 41,. f Il: ig R- A , A An Institution Worthy ot Your Considerotion in Time ot Need FOmP mm of KENT WARREN co. c. H. BROWN DIANA SHOP CO. i-ieod to Foot Outfitters tor Feminine Apparels MGD Gnd Young Menu COMMERCIAL Main and Forsyth zzz west ADAMS sr. PHOTOGRAPHY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LANDON GRADUATES We congrotulote the Closs ot 1948 on your tine pertormonce during your high school yeors, ond extend every good wish tor your success os you go torword into other fields ot octiyityi BARNETT NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE Member of the Federol Reserve System ond Federol Deposit lnsuronce System Compliments Compliments COMPLIMENTS MACON M E ' Oi: FURNITURE CO. SJAITEEES HOME FURNISHERS SHOP ARCADE MEN'S SHOP 230 Broad Corner Monroe I809 Hendricks Ave Compliments Compliments ot ALL STATE PIPE SUPPLY CO' A of PLUMBING HEATING T 0 G G E R Y APPLIANCES HARDWARE H A R R Y ' S MEN'S SHOP PIPE VALVES MEN S SHOP 340 Mom si 6I6 North Myrtle Ave. 400 Main St. Phone S- I 694 Phone 4-2876 SATCHWELL 6' JOSEPH 7 SEAS FISHERIES ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 9-2656 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS WIRING OE ALL DESCRIPTIONS MAZDA LAMPS E APPLIANCES WI-IOLESALE ond RETAIL SEA FOODS 718 SOUTH MAIN ST. I3I6 San Marco Blvd. Phone 9-I643 JACKSONVILLE 7, ELORIDA Foot of New Bridge South locksonville 7, Elo. Compliments 229 Hogan St. Phone 5-33II : Compliments of U ND R CDD L LUKE STEIN GEORGE HOWARD JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Registered Jewelers-American Gem Society COMPUMENTS OE Tl-us ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY 5 L 7 ELORIDAS EINEST APPAREL 220 MAIN STREET EOR MEN AND WOMEN TUNE SPOT WALLACE FRASERS RECORDS - RADIOS S H O E E-HONUQRAPHS S H O P REPAIR SERVICE IO7O Hendricks Ave, PHONE 95943 Con 'cafnfafiond H03 ATLANTIC BLVD. Wallace Eraser, Prop. g for the finer things Z 1 5 M . 0Ng05 LAURA 'L M THOMPSON LUMBER 5 I COIVIPLIIVIENTS CO. 4 OF BUILD YOUR UWN BILL HGME PROCTOR 1327 KINGS AVE. YOUR SIGN SAN MARCO SQUARE MAN PHONE 9-4445 , SEMON S MAX -.F Compliments GENERAL REPAIRS X- -I of X' I OLDEST on sown SIDE WITTEN'S 0 , eo, . il X lf' B. PHONE 9-9I53 I :Im F 0 WILLIAMS Loeiisiviirii o KEYS MENS WGN TT ' l PHARMACIES LAWN IvIoWER5 , Repoired ond Shorpened 52 W. Forsyth In PICKUP e DELIVERY of Jacksanvme Sm MOM HOWARD BISER'S R E S TII IJ R I-I N T Fomed for Florido Seo Food 2300 KINGS AVENUE South Jacksonville, Florida ON THE HIGHWAY - U. S. NO. I SOUTH One Mile South of SI, Johns River Bridges JONES DONUT 5' COFFEE SHOP Zi I6 ATLANTIC BLVD. PHONE 9-6728 SNAP-our eonrinooos IRM COMPUMENTS Compliments FORMS OF CARBON-SETS of M, G, LEWIS DAYLI G HT STONE G' WELLS PRINTING CO. 125 Sfgckfgn Sf, Your Flying School Jocksonville, Flo. G R A D U A T E 5 I I CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS Ano eooo LUCKTOTHE CLASS or '48 JOSEPH H. WALSH COMPANY CECIL B. LOWE PEARL 6, PARK AT IVIGITIIDGV School BOOI'd, District IXIO. 5 CompIiments i.ocAL cf LONG DISTANCE of D E L C H E R9 S DOWNlNG'S HARDWARE MARTIN OUTBOARD MOTORS SALES and SERVICE MOVERS IIOO-IIO4 Hendricks Ave, EVI NRUDE MOTORS J A N S E N SALES 6' SERVICE Compliments of 1310 MARY ST. - PHONE 9-7165 HOWARD FEED MILLS, Inc. HOWARD'S VERIBEST FEEDS A HARRISON'S ICE I.. W. HOWARD, President CREAM V J. E. RI-IYNE, Sec.-Treos. HIGHEST QUALITY 1200 EDGEWOOD AVE. 1704 SAN MARCO BLVD. 3615 ST. JOHNS AVE. COMPLIMENTS coMPLiMENTs OE MASSEY MOTORS, INC. JONES BUSINESS COLLEGE DODGE and PLYMOUTH AUTOMOBILES DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS MRS. D, C. PALMER, Prim, 830 Main St. SOUTI-ISIDE'S EXCLUSIVE MENS SHOP CONGRiT'hJl6ATlONS Best wIsHEs THE STAG SHOP, INC. T0 TUE CLASS UF 143 om THE SQUARE ' A 1967 SAN MARCO BLVD. , h - . P one 9 3166 Jacksonville, Fla. LYNCH BLDG. MAN AND FORSYTH ELLIS T. FERNA NDEZ The Sport Shop, Inc. Sporting Goods For All Sports DISTRIBUTORS, MocGROGER, GOLDSMITH AND WILSON ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Wholesole ond Retoil Telephone 4-6821 440 West Forsyth Street, Iocksohville 2, Elorido COMPLIMENTS OE UNION FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS 602-612 Florida Ave. -- Phone 5-2218 Serving Greoter Joclfsohville tor Over 40 Yeors SODA MEALS The South's Most: Beautiful Supper Club F R O S T I S W t t S Y RAINBOW RooM OMG ee OU III W. Forsyth Serving The Superb in Food ond Entertoinment SANDWICHES ICE CREAM Our Luncheons ond Dinners Are Fornous tor Their Voried Selections ond, Too, They Are Moderately Priced H T k ' ALL-STAR moore snows 'O n d ' S STRAHAN S Presented Nightly Luggage LAUNDRY A On the Southside DANC I NG THE LUGGAGE To One of the SOUl'l1'S Finest Bands 1035 June St. Ulf A 'A' Phone 9-6456 Visit the RAINBOW IVIEZZANINE For Privote Luncheons, Dinners, Porties Hotel George Washington IOO7, Air-Conditioned JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 'kiri' OTHER KLOEPPEL HOTELS HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA and HOTEL GEORGE WASHINGTON Overlooking Beoutitul Loke Worth WEST PALM BEACI-I, FLORIDA iii' HOTEL JEFFERSON IFormerIy Hotel Floglerl HOTEL MAYFLOWER JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 24 W. Forsyth St. PARADISE Sl-IOES FOREST PARK SI-IOES FEATURED AT P A X S O N ' S 27Vz W. 'FORSYTH st. COMPLIMENTS OF HERMAN JACKSON ONE DAY SERVICE Congrowlotions from JACKSONVI LI.E'S LEAD! NG JEWELERS Who Hove Been Serving Florido for Fifty-eight Yeors JdCQJ2RsoQ9MC1Q15 USG COMRLIMENTS OF STERCHI'S MAINATADAMS THE SOUTH'S MOST MODERN FURNITURE STORE Congratulations and Best Wisnes to CIass ot '48 SISTRUNK CO. Best Wishes HARDAGE 8: SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS HUGH L. HARDAGE, L.F.D. AWNINGS - VENETIAN BLINDS 5I7 Pafk Sf- Ph- 7-865 306 PM si. Pri. 4-6666 For the AMBROSE the PRINTER UNUSUAL Estabiisned I9I3 PRINTING and ENGRAVING I553 SAN MARCO BLVD. iACi4soNviLLE, FLA. in Flowers IHIIIHHS- 21.1.6 3 0 23 WEST MONROE STREET JACKSONVILLE 2, FLORIDA Telephone 5-2213 Juiian C, Halserna Jim Fitzpatr ick OUR COMRLIMENTS TO LANDON'S SUPERB GRADUATING CLASS WM. P. BELOTE W. HOWARD BELOTE BELOTE HARDWARE Since I9II I438 MIAMI ROAD SOUTHSIDE Pnone 9-4427 U Lindelfs H5 W. Adams St. Soonisticated Footwear Sl-IGP AAIEII-D SAVE FINE GIFTS J f A545 CHARLES LWELLS 0- FINNIY ea., lug, 1-l, 1- IU I. mls sum llClSOIIV1llE1, noun: MAIN 5' E. BAY STS. COMPLIMENTS OE A FIRST WITH JACKSONVILLES FRIEND YOUNG PEOPLE SINCE 1868 LUGGAGE SPORTING GOODS JEWELRY Whatever the Sport, We Furnish the Equipment ' HARRY Fl KELSTEI CUMPA Y y . 'x R455 L13 lwkdxlxl 'ww-D -12.533- CGMPLIMENTS OF Jacksonville Coach C om pany JOHN Z. FLETCHER President THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE MbFdlDpfl Cpt