Largo High School - Keystone Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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Molly Jones wall to Gwen Walkanson my abalaty to always be doang things and meeting people Donna Keener wall my bubbling personalaty aad perpetual motaon to Kazan Landreth Juanata K ller wall to Ganny Watts my honest straaghtforward manner Damon Kennedy wall my love for track to Make Sagnor Kenneth Kepler wall to Fratz Smath my abalaty to fand excitement wherever l go Pat Klean wall my posataon on the basketball team to Barbara Lowe CBest of luck on rebounds J Mary Lee Korte wall to Jean Stroud -'ny Keystone responsabalataes Charles Kramer wall my strong salent appeal to Vance Touchton Judy Kraeg wall to Joan LeDuc my oratoracal apta tudes Lloyd Laramore ll my terest an F F A t Make Schuck and James Vose J T Lyons wall to Wallace Parrash my tremen dous physique Ann Marriott wall my defanate femananaty to Ar lene Landness and Carol Chesley Barney McCall wall to Warren McMullen the genu me warm heartedness that has won me all my fraends Lallae McCall wall my shy sweetness to Hazel Comb and Carol Stallman comb my raotous sense of comedy Judy Meares wall my flartataousness to Vonda Tuggle Henry Melach, wall to Allen Kerans and Norman Musgrave my bag feet Gene Malls wall my carefree love of fun to Johnny Maller Davad McMullen wall to Raymond Crawford and Randolph Adams my taste for flashy clothes Sarah Neal wall my abalaty to put my foot an my mouth to Ellen Paxley Tom Noton wall to Ronald Aney and Herbert Burg, man my fraendly attatude Galbert Oatley wall my last minute clas app ar ances to Carl Elwood Judy Osteen wall to Peggy Lassater my beautafu' clothes and shapely statuesque fagure Arthur Parsells wall my large vocabulary to Da vad McGannas Larry Paquette wall to Roy Wells my reserved personalaty Bobby Permenter wall my steady gaze and calm forcefulness to John Jahns and Dennas Balduf Judy Porter wall to Paul Balduf my oodles of pal Carole Richardson wall my abalaty to keep quaet and stall have fraends to Barbara Ensch and Jan ace Nelson Wanda Raley wall to Joyce Svabeck my laght braght features llva Cynthaa Rosende wall my repertoare of tamed and appropriate remarks to Mary Spaht lras Rosenfeld wall to Terry Calhoun and Albert Cooper my optamastac gaaety John Schmadt wall my polate mannerasms to Sam my Dryden and Robert Jenks Maralyn Schmatt wall to Gayle Boyer my dark dreamy features Wallace Sessaons wall my car crazes to Arnold Walker Ralph Shepard wall to Gerald Strackland Stevc Hobelmann and Davad Neal my varaed anterests at the Sentanel Terry Spank wall my long luscaous eyelashes and cute clever ways to Fay Lynn Koon Sandra Summers wall to Carol Shepard my lovc for sports Richard Shere wall my curly black hair to Percy Sapp Tommy Tarbox wall to Prascalla Hendracks and Barbara Hurst my quaet ways Sondra Terman wall my warm smale to Mary Jane Faust Loas Taft wall to Jacklyn Norras and Kay Lay cock my sweet fraendlaness Larry Tapton, wall my emphatac greetangs to John Lee Dennas Velasco, wall to Daxae Smath my dark eyes and strakang good looks Davad Medford Lavern Wilkerson, wall to Emma Jane Kazer and Barbara Paulk my nace smale June Wallaams, wall my fraendly smale to Glenda Kersey Bob Winters wall to Danny Summers the remaan ang stock of Mr Mangans pank slaps Dave Wotawa wall my sly remarks and ampash ness to Tom Chrastaan Sonny Youngblood wall to Fred Martin my andc pendent adeas and frame of mand To the Junaor Class we leave the responsabalatae cf the leadership of L H S the mental agonaes of Placement Tests the confusaon of what comes after graduation? the many thralls and excitement that mes wath Senaorshap To the faculty members who have led us through our years an the b st hagla school of thas nataon and have made thas last year a partacularly wonderful memory we leave our deepest apprecaataon and greatest respect We the Senaor Class of Largo Hagh School beang of sound mand and body acknowledge thas Wall and aestament as our parting gestures on thas the Eleventh day of June the Year of Our Lord One housand Nane Hundred and Fafty Sax Watnessed by Literary Edator 1956 Keystone V . . . . - I' . Y . . . , ' ' H ' I I. ' h . ' - . L. . . . . e ' . . Y I' . v . . . v Y . . . ., I' . Y . Y I ' ' . .. . ' I' . Y . ' . l . l I v 1 . I. , ' . Ia ' . ' ' , wi in ' . . . o ' . I I, , . . . . - . g I . - I ' . I, a . I. , - , i I, . . . . , , v , I. . . . . . Irvin Meares, will to Merlene and Geraldine Hol- I, Clyde White, will my sense of the ridiculous to V , . . I, . . . . . . ly . . . . A . , . . , . . . .. ,, . I . . . - a V , ,, . . . Y ' a. - y . . . . 1 , . . . - aa , s e - a . ,,, . . . ' I co ' H ' ' V7 l I ' 1 ' a - . . ' 3- ' ' ' Y ' . . ' . V . . 1 I I 1 I , . . . , a . - - - V a ' 3. Y V . ' V - I I a .flu Inn

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4.4! HAH and nitament Yvonne Abramson wIll my smooth creamy fea tures to Peggy Trensch Joel AlchIn wIll to Danny ZInzer my fllrtatuous ways BIrten Allen wIll my long lanky legs to Davud DavIdson JIll Anderson wIll to Joanne Castonguay my haIr do Un a dIfferent shadel and my mIschIevous antIcs Harry Ankers wIll my bashfulness to George Wunslow and Ronald StephIns Harry Barber wIll to Larry Severance my apprecI atIon of catty' clothes Mary Bass wIII my twIrlIng and struttlng abIlItIes to Jean Crosby PhIllIp Bassett wIll to WIIlIam Randall and Bar bara Waldo my cloudlsh helght James Bates wIll my enthuslasm and talents In sports to Loren Clark Betty Baxter WIII to Dorothy Huddlestone my aca demlc abIlItIes Pete Belanger wIlI my somber and pessImIstIc outlook on lIfe lharll to Edward StarlIng Dlane Blrket wll to Sally Elbell my artlstc abalntles LoIs Bosworth wIlI my Intense Interest In muslc to Laverne Smlth Martnn Burd, wIlI to Charles Marruott my neatness Russell Burnsude wIll my thoughts on the deep and profound to JuanIta Glenn fDon't get TOO bogged down kId'J Paul Bush wIll to Betty Smlth my ambItIous class room Interests Janet Calssey wIll my laughmg eyes to Judy Terry Hugh Ann Cason, wIll to Pat Cyr my musIcaI talents Albert Conover wIIl my unpredIctabIlIty to James WIllIams DavId Dawley wIll to John Presley my pretty blue eyes and blond haIr Dlck Daugherty wIll my happy go lucky attltude to Edmund Walters and Ruth B rry ILIVC It up people'5 Kenneth DeVoI wlll to DICKIC Hackney my easy going habIts June Elserman wIIl my femlnlne wlles to Marl Touchton Arlene Emery wIll to Jane WIIcox and Joan Cap well my lIkeable personalIty Wayne Enfmger wIll my amIable relatIons Wlth the faculty to Frances Jennnngs Robert Ensch wIlI to Elmer WIlIIams my constant female troubles Davld Evans wIIl my argumentatlve abllltles to Bob HIIger Kay Evans wIll to Ellen Mazza my serene sIn cerlty Larry Faust wIll my manly beard to Ferrell Cal houn John FItch wIll to Alton Roblnson my curly blond haIr Donald Forehand, wIll my love for tomatoes to JackIe Beverland fNot the type that grow on Innes JackIe J Laverne Forehand wIll to Jeannlne Thomas and Jack Class my wIIIIngness to work I Nancy Forehand, wIlI my love for the lower classmen to Alan Gllbert Pete Fox wIIl to Cecella Plancon my persIstent hablts Joan GauthIer wIll my love for Alabama guys to Edna Benefleld fShe already has a good start too RonnIe Glbbs wIlI to Becky Dewar my true blue Southern charm and drawl RIchard Graham wIll my cute dlmples to James Roberts and Noel Maragut HarvIs GrIzzle wIlI to Joanne Wllson and Mlke WIIIIams my pleasant looklng expresslon Corene GuIIIanI, wIll my deslre for a trIp across the ocean In the dIrectIon of Germany to Helen Bruhn DIane Hardwlck wIlI to Judy McHugh my eques trIan ablllty Edmond Harwood wIIl my composed quletness to Judy Olds and Edna McCorkel Lanay Harvard wIlI to Dallas Montgomery and Frank Platt my qulet ways In school Irene Hawklns wIIl my petlte flgure to Bonnle RIley Vlfglnla HIlI wIlI to Edna Conn my love for slacks and whIte bucks Betty Holcomb wIlI my long, lovely locks to Carol Stlllman and Joann CollIs Wallace Hood wIIl to Homer Keener Cthough he really doesnt need theml my extra speclal orbs MarIe Howell wIIl my love for talklng to Mlldred Johnson and Maggle Kerr Jeanette Henderson, wIIl to Betty Henderson fmy SIS, my abIlIty to make good grades Arlene Hudson wull my Infectlous glggle to Pat LIpsey and Velma McCaIIster HollIs Jackson wIIl to Jam McCready my occupa tlon as L H S Romeo Bruce Johnson wIll my easy relaxed manner to Howard Ward and JImmy Helsler Faye Johnson wIll to SuzIe Kuhn my dependabIlIty and leadershIp qualItIes Lavonne Johnson wIll my love for swImmIng to Dlck Mukee and Laure MIKOOH ThIrI5 um 1? . I II . I . . . . . I I I ' ' I I I I I I I. I I . ' I. . - I I I I I II I A ' I. . . I I I , Iv A I A I Iv I ' I . II ' I' ' ' 'I , ' .. I I Iv I ' I I' I . I I . - u I In I ' , . . . . . I' ' . I . I, , - ' I II - II ' . . I I' . ' . Iv I ' . , I. , - II ' ' I ' . II I ' ' I ' I, ' , ' ' II ' ' I i ' ' i II . . I . . . I . . I . . II - I - ' - - - II . . . . . . I, ' ' ' . - . . I ' ' ' - I' ' I . . . I ' ' II I ' I ' II I l 'I . I . . 1 I I II . I . . . . I. ' ' - I II . . . . I . Ir I ' l I ' ' ' I. , ' II ' I ' ' ' . I, , , - . II I I I . I , I - - I I, . I . . . II ' I, I . . . . II I . . . . II . I . , , , Ie . . I . II ' I ' ' . II I . . I . . . I . - - I I. , , I I I II I I I ' ' ' II I ' ' ' ' -, ,

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emotzea are made of Mu Lufe un the clutches of educatuon began for nune tremulous youngsters un the tradutuonal red bruck buuldung called Largo Elementary School un 1943 Kundergarten was a new and excutung experuence for Burten Allen, James Bates Davud Evans and Lavern Forehand Floppung on the rugs provuded for early afternoon naps hughlughts the memorues of all Ron nue Gubbs Betty Holcomb Faye Johnson Judy Os teen and June Wulluams also found the competutuon very stuff for pruzes awarded to those beung the best behaved as there was always somethung goung on that caused laughter Luttle paper vullages and splattery paunts occupued our tame un furst grade when Jull Anderson, Harry Barber, Mary Bass, Phullup Bassett, Donald Forehand, Nancy Forehand Arlene Hudson Barney McCall Lullue McCall Judy Meares Ralph Shepard Petc S suons, and Tommy Tarbox jouned the class Second grade found the old tumers as well as Wallace Hood and Hollus Jackson brungung theur pen mes to school every mornung for Savung Stamps How well the taste of those gooey thungs us remem bered' Dollars and cents entered our Iuves and so dud Jeanette Henderson and G ne Mulls un the th d grade A profound contrubutuon to our educatuon was the realuzatuon that ut dudn t matter how many zeros one put on the rught sude of the decumal' ' We were really growung up too, as we developed the delucate art of breakung unto the lunch Iune whule we marched Our teachers un the fourth grade funally succeeded un gettung us to tell tume, and after that laboruous task we relaxed on the newly acqulred Jungle Jums Our educatuon had now acqulred the new dumensuon of homework, whuch we vaunly hoped would soon dusappear But Huntung Easter eggs and partyung on other holu days sungung the Orange Blossom Song' every mornung spendung half of recess wautung un lune for 3 swung holdung gang wars wuth moss all ove the playground fall the tume eludung the ever pur su ng Pluto J these are the antucs un whuch Joel Alchun John Futch Juanuta Keller J T Lyons Ann Marruott Sarah Neal and Sonny Youngblood Jouned us un the fufth grade The long cherushed dream of fulung out last to mornung flag salute wuth everyone else watchung was fulfulled un grade sux Now we were best un dodge ball baseball and every other sport We were the most umportant un the school band we were the stars of the May Festuval we were the best plaf makers anyone could want we were the prettuest gurls and the handsomest boys un the school Our ranks durung thus gloruous year were reunforced by Albert Conover and Wanda Ruley and we all solemnly were graduated together Seventh grade made us feel as uf we were startung at the bottom of the ladder all over agaun Damon ennedy Davud McMullen Irvun Meares Lous Bo worth Joan Gauthuer Bob Permenter and Dennus Velasco came to support our cause whule we wand ered bewulderedly up and down staurs and hall We became furm exponents of the theory teachers should move from class to class, not us' The next year found us more at ease un our new surroundungs and Duck e Daugherty, Wayne Enfung er Larry Paquette Judy Porter and Terry Spunk came unto our mudst to make the goung easuer Long treks to the Town Audutoruum and magazune sales pooped us out un our Freshman year Harry Ankers Paul Bush Davud Dawley Robert Ensch Larry Faust Corene Guuluanu, Mary Lee Korte Charles Kramer Lloyd Larumore Tom Noton Cyn thua Rosende John Schmudt Lous Tuft and Russell Burnsude arruved upon the scene un tume to go wuth us on manv pucnucs at Hullsborough Park As Sopohmores we bade goodbye to Doc and welcomed H B as well as Donna Keener Hugh Ann Cason Pete Belanger, Kay Evans Harvus Gruzzle Duane Hardwuck Edmond Harwood Irene Hawkuns Vurgunua Hull Mollv Jones Kenneth Kepler Pat Kleun, Henry Meluch Sandra Summers Larry Tupton Clyde Whute and Lavern Wulkerson The hutherto unexplored world of a frogs unternal organ usms was revealed to us un Buology so that we were unable to enjoy the luxurues of Bug Bears Store Junuor class responsubulutues enveloped us and Harvard Marue Howell Bruce Johnson LaVonne Johnson Judy Krueg Carole Ruchardson lrus Rosen feld and Dave Wotawa un a maze of confusuon We had a ball wuth the class play and slaved over the paper and annual under close supervusuon We were now entrusted wuth offuces un many clubs and stat conventuons gave us a new experuence The Pron and Pucnuc clumaxed our year wuth many peopl sayung that our dance was the best ever' Senuors ' Can ut be true, can we be the ones upon the lofty perch? Yvonne Abramson Martun Burd Janet Caussey Ken DeVol and June Euserman helped us 'lord ut over the rest of L H S but we dudnt feel so hugh and mughty durung Placement Exams and the hundreds of other exams that we had to take Presudent Pete Belanger had a hard tume wuth us durung the turmouls of orderung unvutatuons and cards class guft and gown futtungs More Than Meets the Eye was a wallopung success and Ruchard Graham Sondra Terman Ruchard Shere and Duane Burket were there to enjoy ut wuth us The concludung months of our school careers seemed to Jet not fly out of our Iuves as the many end of year actuvutues were held un our honor Messrs Futzgerald and Clark and Mesdames Evans and Gardner stuck by us untul June when the valued duplomas funally became our own We had scoffed at our own sentuments many tumes but evervone of us meant ut when we saud a part of every heart wull lunger here and we wull not forget though we be far far away Thulu lhnt u o . . . . L: I . v . Y . Sh ' I 7 I . . 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