Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1944 volume:

EUHUHIHL BUHRD Bully Wood Kotlwerlrwe Terrell Cltorlotte Gwen Q erry Dob Betty Ann Mu Cl Morjeon Memmmg Ello Weems Hovvlq HUBEHT E.lEE HIGH SUHUUL .5 A iw sk J A 1 E Q 6: .........hi.b Qkl theme In order thot on oppreciotion ond o better understonding of the people ond countries ot Lotin Americo might be estoblished in the minds of the students of Lee High School, we hove chosen os the theme ot our i944 Blue ond Groy, Our Lotin- Americon Neighbors. On crossing the southern frontier of the United Stotes into the Sponish-speolc ing republic ot Mexico one steps into o totally different world. Speech, oncestry, physicol oppeoronce, lows, customs, diet, government, ond tomily life, oll these ore different, For to the South ond southeost ot the United Stotes stretch the twenty republics, moinly Iberion in origin, which constitute Lotin America, Lotin Americo covers on oreo which is obout three times the size ot the United Stotes ond hos o populotion ot obout o hundred million. These countries, which extend through every hobitoble Iotitude from the north temperote zone through the tropics to the Antorctics Secs, possess every climote ond every voriety of soil, ond con be mode to yield oll the vegetoble ond onimol products ot the whole world Most of these republics olso turnish on obundonce ond voriety of minerol products, All of these toctors combine to torm the countries which ore our Lotin-Americon neighbors. Pilllllllltlllllllll Ulllllll - UlHSHIIllilllll, ll. ll. CHARLES ARGO LT. LEON BASS CAPT. HENRY BERG LT. SIDNEY BERK LOCKE BROWN ENS. WILLIAM BURNS LUTHER CARTWRIGHT AL CURRAN LT W B HARPER LT HILL LUCE LT SHELDON MCCORMICK CORP FRANK B McCOY GM 3,fc CLIFFORD MILLS LT. RUSSELL O'DELL JAMES PAUL AKC HARLAN QUEEN BRYAN SCRUGGS LT. BRUCE SHELFER DENNIS SIKES JOHN STRICKLAND AKC MARION TRESCOTT ENS JOHN K WILD ABNER WITHEE U S M S LT RUDOLPH WITHERS LT JONATHAN YERKES These ore the groduotes of Robert E Lee I-Iigh School who hove given their lives in the service of their country during the present conflict, Any omission is uninten tionoi os every effort hos been mode to secure on occurote list os of Moy I5 I944 llflllllllllllll ln no way can we who stay behind repay the debt we owe to those who take up arms and defend our homes, our families, our beliefs, and ideals. ln no way can we total the debt to those who laid down their lives so we might stand as tree men in a tree nation. Men of each generation since the founding of our nation have taken arms and battled for her cause. Some have tasted the wine of victory, some only the blood and steel, but each has gone torth from his home to give his all, ln this generation, too, men have answered the call of war, some from this very school. To those men and women we dedicate this I944 Blue and Gray, not as an installment on an unpayable debt, but as a simple thanks from all of us, and with a prayer for God's protection and a speedy, victorious return. SANDY BRYAN.. W 1 'W fm rw Vx M ww qv W mx W? ' No:v-M 'WWW?xx1'w,, W Rim, H Ww w , 1 mwfefw M X lllllllllllSlllHllllll llllll lllllUllU lllEXlllll Mexico, or The l.ond of Tomorrow os it hos been colled, is our neorest Lotin- Americon Neighbor. The nome Mexico is probobly derived from thot of the old Aztec wor god, Mexitli. The Aztecs, entering the country obout llOO, built up o wonderful civili- zotion, but they were unoble to prevent the Sponish conquest in the sixteenth century Cortez colled this lond New Spoin ond he served os the first governor, but the selfishness ond the oppressive meosures ot Spoin led to constont restlessness ond discontent, which culminoted in l8lO in open revolt ond, tinolly, independence in l82l, Mexico wos tree, but it hod no ruler to toke the throne. Only in l876 when Dioz become president did the country begin to progress ond to hove o stoble government, The revolution of l9lO brought this ero to o close. The government wos not firmly estoblished ogoin until l9l7 when o new con- stitution wos put into effect. Todoy, Mexico, regordless of its mony set bocks, is showing remorkoble signs of progress. RALPH N. BROWN, BS, MA. Principal Swell guy' '...' 'regular tella' '.,, real triend . . . ideal example These are the words that Come to us in thinking at our principal, Ralph N, Brown. Many at us little realize how much we owe him, but in the years to come, we will ap- preciate even more his patience and untiring et- farts in our behalf We are happy to take this opportunity to pay him tribute. MARGUERITE P, CULP, BS., MA. Deon of Girls CLARKE KETZLE, BAS., ME Assistant Principe! RUBY IRENE ADAMS Head ot History Department, City-Wide Head of Social Studies, Florida State College tar Women, A.B, Columbia University, Duke University, MA, Uni- versity of Florida, P. M. ALLISON University of South Carolina, A.B., George Washington University. MARGARET C. ANDERSON A B. Florida State College for Women, Duke University. ANNE W. BETHEA AB. Agnes Scott College. HILDA BRANTLY Wesleyan College A.B., University of Columbia, University of California, Emory University, Duke University. KITTY S. BROCKETT Limestone College A.B., Winnie Davis School of History. GERTRUDE BROWARD Florida State College for Women, BA., Sponsor of Junior Girls' Club. CARDELLE W. BROWER University at Delaware, University ot Florida, University ot Virginia, Univer- sity of Columbia, MA., Oxford Univer- sity. VIRGINIA BUNNEY Converse College BA., Columbia Uni- versity, Bowling Green College ot Commerce. MINNIE BURNETT AB. University of Florida. MINNIE LEE CARLISLE A.B. University of Florida. JULIA S. CHENOWETH Stout Institute, Columbia University, University of Tennessee. LOTTIE M. CLARK MA Florida State College for Women. MARIA JANE CLEMANS Director at Physical Education tor Girls, Arnold College, Colorado College AB., University of California, Univer- sity ot Colorado, University of Denver. LUCIA COCKRELL Latin, Converse College, B.A., Colum- bia University. VIRGIE H. CONE Florida State College for Women. CLEVIE H. CULLUM Head of Mathematics Department, George Peabody College tor Teachers, B.S., Columbia University AM. ANNIE T. CUSHING LOUISE KELLER DEPEW Pratt Institute Library School EURA LEE DURRANCE Southern College BA, University of Virginia, University ot Florida, Duke University. LEONIE SEABROOK ECCLES City Chairman of Modern Languages, Head of Modern Language Depart- ment, Columbia University, University of New Mexico, MA. FACULTY EUGENIA FOLK Radford State Teachers' College BA HAZEL M. FULLER Head ot English Department, Beloit College B.A,, University of Wisconsin, University of Chicago, Oxford Univer- sity. LEOLINE SUE GEIGER Florida State College for Women, B SE. H. S. GORDON John B. Stetson University, B.S. MARY ALICE HALL University of Chicago, Ph. B. EDNA MAE HANNERS B.A.E. Florida State College tar Wo- men, University of Florida. JOHNELLA HARDEN Georgia State College for Women, B A. EDNA MAE HARWELL Head of Commercial Department, Bowling Green College ot Commerce, B.S.C. B.S.S. L. C. HARWELL Bowling Green College of Commerce, B.S.C., Georgia School of Technology, BSC, University of Florida, BA., Uni- versity ot Kentucky, M.A. AMELIA A. HEIDT Librarian, Louisiana State Teachers' College, Florida State College for Women, BA., Peabody College. DORIS COLSON HEY B.A. Mississippi Woman's College. KATHERINE HOLDEN B.S. Teachers' College, Columbia Uni- versity. JESSIE L. HOWE BA. Winthrop College, Duke Univer- Sity. MARGUERITE FERGUSON INMAN Central State College, Oklahoma, BA., University ot Florida, Duke University. HELEN JACKSON Alabama Polytechnic Institute, BS, M.S. ELIZABETH A. JIBB AB. Randolph Macon Women's College BERNALYN M. KEEBLER B.S. Stetson University, Ohio State University, University of Florida. PHILIP A. KNUTH Western Michigan College of Educa- tion, EARL H. LEHMAN Washington University, B.S.C., BA., M.S. 0. P. Ll'I'I'ELL University ot Kentucky. MARTHA LYNCH AB. Georgia State College for Women, MA University at Georgia. W. L. MacGOWAN Head of Biology Department, City Chairman of Biology, Harvard Univer- sity, BA., Florida State College, M.S. MARY LEE MARTINDALE Georgia State College for Women ANNA C. McIVER Madison College, B.S. ESTELLE J. MCKAY Florida State College for Women, Uni- versity of Kentucky. LEONARD L. McLUCAS University of Florida MARY MILLER Wesleyan College, A B. ANNE NEWSOM Martha Washington College, Florida State College for Women, BA. CARMELITA ORTIZ University of Florida, B.A. H. E. PEEK Kansas State Teachers' College, Colo- rado State College B.E., University of Florida, Kansas University, Columbia University, W. T. PHILLIPS University of Florida, B.S., B A. RUTH CAROLINE PICKUP Northwestern University. ISABEL RICHTER Wesleyan College, AB, Mercer Uni- versity MA. EDELMIRA RIVERO Florida State College for Women, BA., University of Denver, University at Mexico, University of Columbia. MABEL B. ROGERS B.A., College ot William and Mary, Converse College. LOIS ROWELL University of Iowa, BA., University of Florida, MARY ELIZABETH SKIFF A.B., Florida State College for Women, University of Florida. RANNA S. SMITH Flcrido State College for Women, B.S. MARTHA A. SPROULL Head at Home Economics, Converse College, Columbia University, Drexel University. DOROTHY THOMAS Georgia Teachers' College, B.S., Uni- versity of Georgia, Georgia State Col- lege for Women. ANNE ELIZABETH THOMPSON Oxford University, B,A., MA., Taylorian institute of Modern Language. ELIZABETH VENABLE Florida State College for Women, Uni- versity of Colorado, University of Vir- ginia. KATHLEEN VINSON Florida State College for Women, A.B., Georgia Peabody College for Teachers, University of Florida. EVALYNN H. WALKER Swarthmore College, BA, University of Michigan, MA. F. S. WETZEL Head of Chemistry and Physics Depart- ment, City Chairrnon of Science, Uni- versity ot Chicago B.S. ZELLA WINCHESTER University of Iowa, BA, Illinois State Normal. .Ll- SEHIUHS llflllltlll Hlllflllllll Hllll CHHIBBEHH lSlHllllS Central America consists ot the republics of Guatemala, Honduras, Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, and the colony ot British Honduras. Its popula- tion of over six million is composed largely ot native Indians, Mestizos, and Spaniards. Although these Central-American republics are still in a backward state, the ship canal across Panama brought them into greater prominence commercially. These republics are rich in minerals such as gold, silver, and copper, scarcely touched by mining projects, because Europeans and Americans have not cared to risk their lives to establish industries, but the wonders that have been accomplished in the Canal Zone in Panama show what may some time be done to make even the damp coast regions ot the other republics healthful, In the blue waters of the Caribbean there is a group of islands known as the Antilles, the most important ot which are Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica, and Porto Rico. Cuba has been poetically called the Pearl ot the Antilles because ot its beauty and natural wealth. She has been independent since l898. Jamaica, the largest and most important ot the Antilles, is an island paradise of tropical vegetation be- longing to Great Britain. The republic ot Haiti is the first state to be constitutionally governed by negroes. Porto Rico is a beautiful and productive island of the Antilles, which became a possession of the United States in i898 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BILLY WOOD President CHARLOTTE OWEN MARY LOUISE BOHN Vice President Secretary E r ROBERT HARDAGE HONESTA WILLIS Treasurer Chaplain PAUL STEPHANZ MR. L. C. HARWELL Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsof COLJRTLAND ADAMS ROBERT ALVIS S B.C, R.O.TC, JBC., SEC., Llbrary Staff, Track Team, ITranslerred from Man, N. Y.I, SFC. Teen Town Club. VIRGINIA ANDERSON HELEN ADAMS Soph, GC., J.G.C., SGC., Spanish Play, Pan-American Club, Soph. ec., Jac., soc., Teen Town club, Red cfeee. Teen TOWN Gull A'C'le'Yl MILDRED ANDERSON MASSEY ALEXANDER lTransferred from Birmingham, Ala.l, Red Cross, Teen Town DCT., S.B.C., JBC., S.FC., ROTC. Club, Annual Staff, J.G.C., SG C. GENEVA ANDREU MARY ANN ATKINSON Soph. GC., JGC., SGC., DCT. Saph. GC., J.GC., SBC., Red Cross, Teen Town Club. JORDAN ANSBACHER BARBARA SALDZVIIQI A SABC, JBC., SFC., RVO,-FC. Saph. GC., J.G.C.,EeehC1LONL,lbrgmb,ta , nnual Stall, LEWIS ANSBACHER MARY ELIZABETH BALKCOM Orchestra, R.O.TC., SEC., JBC., SBC. Saph. G.C., J.GC., SGC., Teen Town Club. CHRISTINE BARKER MARK BARTLESON Soph. GC, J.GC., SGC. SBC., JBC., SFC., Vodvil. MARTHA JEAN BASI-I BARBARA l3ARNETT Saph. ec., Jec., sec., Red Cross, GAA., Teen Town clue Soph. G.C., J GC., SGC., Glee Club, Teen Town Club. Dean's Stall. BARBARA BECKMAN JEAN BAR-l-LEY Soph. G.C., J.GC., S.G.C., French Club, Red Cross, Soph. G.C., JG C., SGC., Archery, Red Cross, Teen Town Club. Teen Town Club ANTIONETTE BINGENHEIMER YVONNE BOATRIGHT lTransferred from Orlando, Flal, JGC., SGC., GAA, Soph. GC, J.GC., SGC., Archery, Dcan's Staff, Pan-Amerlcan Club, Archery. Pan-American Club, Red Cross, MARY LOUISE BOHN WCHARD l3LO0lVl soph. ac, Jac., sac., ofehem, aree Club, lVocatlonal Schoall. Teen Town Club, Sec. Sr. Class. ALFRED BORK EARL SB C., JB C, SFC, Annual Staff, Teen Town Club, Sclence lTransferred from Orlando, Flal, SFC, Basketball, Club, French Club, Orcheslra, French Play. MARY EVELYN BOSWELL FLOY JACQUELINE BREWER Soph. GC, JG C., SGC, GAA, Teen Town Club. Saph GC, JGC., SGC, Radio Club, Dean's Staff, Sclence Club Teen Town Club, Red Cross, Jubllee, Pan-American Club. MARY EWING BOYD Soph. ac, Jac, so c, Spanlsh Club, spanish Play, alee Club, l3ETTY ANN BWDGE5 Archery, Red Cross, Opererla, Pan-American Club. Saph, GC, JG C., SGC, DCT. BILLY BRAY ALEX BRINSON DC T., SBC, JBC., SFC., ROTC. SB C., JBC, SFC., ROT C., Pan-American Club l l CLARENCE BROOME JANE BRYSON Christmas Buble Program, SB C., JBC., SFC., Teen Town Club, LTranslerred from Johnsen Cnty l-hgh Schcoll, SC C, ANNIE RUE BROWN FRANCES BURPEE Soph, GC., JGC., S.GC,, French Club, Jubilee, ' SGC, JGC, Scph. GC., Archery, Annual Staff, Annual Staff, Archery, Jubllee, Red Cross, Glee Club, HOWARD BROWNE SUE BUTTS Band, Orchestra, JBC., SBC., SFC. Soph, GC., J.G,C, SGC., Teen Town Club. CLAUDIA JUNE CANNON VIRGINIA CARTER Bond, Red Cross, lTronsferred from Murphey I-ligh Scbooll, INIQIII Scbooll. J.G.C, S.G.C. WILBUR CARTER SHIRLEY CAPRON s.B.c., Jac., src., mek, Jubilee, Alpha H..Y, JG.C., SGC., ITronsferred from Beaufort, S. CJ Teen Town Club, ROTC, MARTHA CARSWELL ROBERT CASSADY Scph GC., J.G.C, SGC., Red Cross. DCT., R.O.T.C., SBC., JBC., SEC. HELEN CASTINE HARRIETT CLARK Sobh. GC., J.G.C, S.G.C,, Red Cross, Usher, Jubilee. Soph GC, JG.C., SG.C. SALLIE CAY NORMAN CLOUD Sopn. GC, J.G.C, SGC., Teen Town Club, French Club, SBC., JBC, Sec. SEC, Boskctboll, Football, L Club Deon'5 Stoll, Escort Lee-Jockson Gome, RO.T.C. DONALD CLARKE SHIRLEY COLES SBC., JBC., SEC., R.O.T.C, Scph. G.C., JG.C, SGC. JACK COLLINS JOI-IN T. COPROCK DC T., ROTC., JBC., SEC., lTronsIerred from Lonclonl, Alplwo I-It-Y, SBC., JBC, SEC., Boby Gencrols, Mr. KeTzel's Staff. June cLAlRE coNE BOBBY ,O COX SGC., J.G.C, Sopb. GC., Red Cross. Scph GCA JGC SGC Archery MARY COPELAND CI-IARLES COX Soph. GC, J.GC, SGC., Archery, Red Cross, Jubilee, SBC, JBC., SEC., Boby Generals, Sponlsb Club, Llbrory Stuff, Teen Town Club, Annuol Stoll, DC T., Teen Town Club, Scxence Club, R.O.T.C. LOUISE COWART PAUL CRIBBINS Soph. GC., J GC., S.GC, Archery. Band, Orchestra, Science Club, Spanlsh Club, Annual Staff, Teen Town Club, S BC., J BC., Chap. SEC., Cadet Corps, Vodvil, Spanish Play, Ofllcors Club. WILBERT CREWS sac., Jac., s.F.c., o.c.T. MARY TEW CROW'-EY Sobh. GC., JGC., SGC, Jubllee, Glee Club, Red Cross, Teen Town Club. JEAN CRIBBINS supll. oc, Jac, sec., Jubilee, omg smff, DOROTHY CROY Teen Tawn Club, Red Cross. Soph. GC., J.G.C., SGC. sv-,n SARAH DAUGHERTY DOROTHY DAVIS Soph GC, JGC, SG.C, Glee Club, Treas., Ooerettas, Scbh GC, JGC., SGC, SDCIVIISIW Play Teen Town Club, Red Cross, French Club, Jubllee JEAN DeBEVOlSE BARBARA JEAN DAVIS supll ac, Jac, Ser, soc, c-lee cruel, olmllu, Suph GC, JGC, SGC., Glee Club, Annual Staff, Rad Crass, Youth Councll, leon Town Club, GAA Archery, Jubilee. ELIZABETH ANN DELCHER BII-I' DAVIS S.GC, JG.C, Soph. GC, Dramatlc Club, SBC , JBC., SEC. lTransferred from Bartraml. JERRY DOBYNS JENNIE ELDER S BC, J.B C., S EC, DCT, Vodvil, Annual Staff, Teen Saoh. GC., JGC, SGC., Archery, Jubllee, Annual Stall, Tawn Club, Qulll and Scroll, ROTC., Youth Councll. Dean's Staff, Teen Tawn Club, Red Crass JOHN DVORAK MAE HAH ENG S BC, JB C., S EC., Vodvll, ROTC. French Club, Soph GC , JGC , S.GC, Chrlstmas Pageant BETTY DOZIER MAE TAT ENG Soph. GC., J.G.C, S.GC,, Red Cross. Saph. GC., JGC., SGC. AUDREY EVANS l-JARRIET ANNE FARWELL Soph G.C., J.G.C., S.G.C., Spanish Club, Math Club, Soph. GC, J.G.C, S.G.C., French Club, Red Cross, Teen Town Club. Jubilee, French Play 5-G-Cf J-GF-f Soph' GF- ssc, src., Jac., R.oT.c., ocr. El.OlSE FARNELL seen ec., JG.C,, sec., Jubilee, eiee Club, BETTY JEANNE FUGENBAUM Annual Staff, Archery, Teen Town Club Saph. GC., J.G.C., SG.C., Red Cross OLIVE FLEMING LEONA FORDE Soph. GC., JGC., S.GC., Jubilee, Junior Soph. GC., SGC., J.GC., DC.T., Teen Town Club, Red Cross Red Cross, Teen Town Club. RATRlClA FOLEY BOLLING FORTSON SG.C., J.GC., Soph. G.C., Red Cross, lTransi'erred from Miami Beach, Fla.T, S.G.C., Jubilee, lTransferred from Barframl. DOROTHY FORBES BETTY FOURAKER Soph. G.C., J.G.C., SGC. Soph. G.C, JG.C,, SGC. NORMAN FREEDMAN BOB GAMBRELL S.B.C., JBC., SFC. S BC., JB.C, S F.C JEANNE GAMMON BE-l-l-l FUHRER Annual Staff, French Club, JG.C, Treas SGC., Scph. GC., JG.C, S.G.C., Teen Town Club, Red Crass. Red Cross, Archery, Scph GC. JULIE ANN GARDNER JAMES W- GADDY Sobh GC, Je c., sec., seaeeee cieie, Math cub, D.C.T., Stage Crew, R.O.T.C., J.B.C., SBC., SFC. Youth Council, Teen Town Club, Annual Staff. CAROLYN ANNE GARDNER RITA GENDZIER Soph. GC., J.GC., SGC., Pan-American Club, Spanish Club. Soph. GC., J.GC., S.G.C, Science Club, Red Cross, Pan-American Club, , BILLY GAY BETTY GEORGE Science Club, D.C.T., R.O.TC., SBC., JBC, SFC. Sophv GC' JISC, SGC' Red 0055, Jubilee' LOUIS GAY JANE GILLESPIE Alpha I-li-Y, Spanish Club, DC.T., Glee Club Soph. G.C., J.GC., S.G.C., Annual Staff, Science Club, Teen Town Club, S.B.C., J.B.C., SFC. Red Cross, Deon's Staff, Library Staff. JOE GLICKSTEIN DeCl-IAMPS GRIFFITI-l Baby Generals, Track, Annual Staff, Photography, SFC., SBC., S.F.C., J.B.C., Glee Club, Spanish Club. J.B C., lTransferred from Riverside Military Academyi. crromfefred From columbus, oem, Pres. GAA., loc., lT'O Sle ed fem W iS'C '5G'emf N' F-If S.G.C., Youth Council, Teen Town Club, French Club. Teen Town CIUI9' SGC' DONALD GRIFFIN ANNETTE HAMMERMAN SBC., J.B.C., SFC., ROTC., Teen Town Club, Glee Club. Jr, Red Cross, Soph, GC., J.G C., SGC BOBBY HARDAGE NOLA JEAN HARRIS SBC., J.B.C., S.FC., DCT, Band, Senior Class Treas., ROTC. lVocational SchoolJ, Glee Club, Band, Orchestra. VERNON HARE WARD HARRIS SBC., J.B.C., SFC. Basketball, Football, L Club, S.BC., JBC, SFC. MARILYN HARRELL YVONNE HARRIS Soph. GC., J.GC., S.G.C., Red Cross, Scph. GC., J.GC., S.G.C., Library Stott Dean's Staff French Teen Town Club, French Club. Club, French Play, Jubilee, D.C.T., Archery, Teen Town, Club. PAT HARRISON ELLA WEEMS HAWKINS Dramatic Club, Glee Club, SGC., JCC, Soph. OC., Soph. GC., JCC., SGC., Annual Staff, Glee Club, Archery, Spanish Club, Science Club, Red Cross Spanish Club, Jubilee, Teen Town Club, Spanish Play. ELEANOR HART MARIE HAWKINS French Club, Soph GC., JCC, SGC., Science Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Soph. GC, JCC, SGC, Teen Town Club. Science Club, Archery. THEODORE HARTRIDGE NANCY HAZARD lTransferred from Bollesi, SBC., SFC., Teen Soph. GC., JGC., SGC., French Club, Archery, Glee Club Town Club, ROTC. Teen Town Club, Jubilee, Red Cross. ALVA HEINTZ DIANE HENDERSON Snph. GC, JCC., SGC., Archery, Red Cross. SOC., JCC., Soph, GC., French Club, Glee Club, Dean's Staff, Archery. Teen Town Club, Red Cross. WALTER HELLINGER sec rec. s.F.c. vodvii Youiii ceiimii GRANT HESTER ' Teen' TownlClub, i2.o.T.c. ' rooiboii, mek, L Club, ssc., rec., src. NELLIE HEMINGVVAY THELMA HICKSON Soph. GC., J.G.C., SGC. SGC., JCC, Soph. GC, Teen Town Club, Red Cross, ANN HOLLOWAY EVELYN HORPER Soph GC., J.G.C, SGC., Jubilee, Red Cross, JGC., SGC., Teen Town Club, Red Cross, iTronsferred Teen Town Club, Library Staff. From Hillsborough High Schooli. CATHERINE HOLLOWAY THELMA HORTON Soph. GC, SGC., J.G.C,, Library Staff, Red Cross, Soph. GC, J.G.C., SGC., Red Cross, Lee-Jackson Sponsor, Annual Staff, Archery. L Club Mascot, Vodvil. BETTY ANN HOLMES CAROLYN HOWELL Soph. GC., JCC., SGC., Jubilee, Red Cross. Soph. GC., J,G.C., SGC. LOUISE HLJLLENDER JEAN HUTCHINSON Saph. GC., J,G.C., SGC. Saph G.C, JGC., SG.C., French Club, Sclence Club, Jubllc-e Annual Staff, Archery, Red Cross, Teen Tawn Club F- J' HUNT FRANCIS B. HUTTO S B C JG C' S F C RO-l,'C' S B C., JB C , S FC, Band, Orchestra, Sclence Club, Annual Staff, Glee Club, Teen Town Club, ROTC , Vndvul JACK HLJTCHINSON Rare, 5 B C., Jac, 5 Fc, same Club, Library Staff, l-EUA HYMAN Annual Staff, Teen Tcwn Club, Vodvrl. Soph. GC, J.G.C., SG C., Red Cross. CRAWFORD JACKSON HAROLD JONES S BC, J BC., S FC., RO.T C., Vodvzl, Teen Town Club S BC., JBC, S EC., Foolball Manager, Pan-Amerrcan Club, Library Staff, ROTC, L Club ANNE JOHNSON WILLIAM James Sobh GC., J.GC, SGC., Teen Tcwn Club. SBC. JBC SFC RO.-I-,Cl DECT. MILDRED ELIZABETH JONES ARTHUR JUTTEN Soph. G.C,,. J.GC,, SG.C, lTransferred from FT. Lauderdale, Fla J, S FC. ALOIS KATZ LORENA KlNG Saph GC., J.GC, SG.C, Red Cross. SGC, J.GC, Saph GC, Glee Club, Oberetla. WLDRED KELLER MARY JEAN LAMSON ,Tmnsforred from Jodqson, SGC -I-een Town Club Saph GC., SGC., Archery, lTransferred from Staunton, Val BARBARA LANFORD Sopb GC., J.GC, SG.C., Spanlsh Club, Red Crass, Pan-Amerncan S.G.C., J.GC, Soph. GC., Glee Club, Club, Buble Play, Teen Town Club, Jubilee. EMMIE KING ZEANE LANIER SYLVIA LEIBOVITZ SG C., J.GC, Soph GC, Glee Club, Oberetto, Red Cross, Soph. GC, J.G.C, SGC, Red Cross Teen Town Club, Jubilee. f cnwmcorre msfwow S , EEEBYGNC LEIQQS B , Soph GC, JGC, SGC, Red Cross. ODI' ' ' ' Om JANET LAWSQN GERALD LEWIS Soph. GC, JGC, SGC, Honor Student SBC., J.B C, SEC, Teen Town Club, ROTC. MARILYN LEWIS YVONNE LIMBAUGH Wocotlonol Schooll, Soph. GC, JGC, SGC, lVocotionoI Schooll, Scph, GC, JGC Sponlsh Club, DCT, JEAN LIEBERMAN ILA JANE LGETIN Soph. GC, JGC., SGC, French Club, Red Cross, Sobh, GC., J.GC, SGC. GAA., Teen Town Club. I-IELEN LIGHTEOOT BETTY JEAN LUNG Soph, GC., J.G,C,, Pon-Arnericon Club. Soph. GC, JGC., SGC. JOHN L'ENGLE ANN GRACE McKAY SBC, JBC, S EC, Vodvll, Teen Town Club, ROTC Nozotzonol Schooll, Glee Club, GA,A,, Sobh, GC, JGC ANN I-YERI-Y MITCHELL MACK Soph GC, JGC, Pres SGC, Teen Town Club, ISQWIQQ Dtplomqt, Red Cross, Jubllee, Outstondtng Glrl IDARI VERA MACKOLJL PRESTI-GN LYBRAIXID Scph GC, JGC, SGC, Archery Club, Deon's Stott, S BC., JBC., S FC., ROT C. French Club, French Play, DCT, Teen Town Club SARA LOLJ MAHONEY ALICE JEAN MASON GAA., Sopb, GC., J.G C., S GC. Archery, Rea Crass, Saplw GC, JGC, Chap SGC, Julullee .1 ,, 1 , bbw. ., weerea er, ascol bla , ,E HVY, Archery, Red CVOSS Sapll, GC, JCC, SGC, Rad Crms DIONYSIA MANTAS CAROLINE MAY French Club, Scplw GC, SGC., JGC, Archery, Red Crass, Saplw, GC, JG C, SGC, Teen Trzwn Club MARY VIRGINIA MCCORMICK NORMAN H. MCDONALD Saplw G C, J,G.C,, SG C., Band, Orchestra, DC T , S B C,, JBC , S F C, R OT C , DC T, Teen Tawn Teen Town Club. Club, Band, Track. HELEN MCCULLOLJGH CHARLES McDOWELL Saplm GC, JGC, SGC, Archery, Gloe Club, Annual Staff. lTransferred lram Lexnnglan, Va I, Baslwtlnall, Teen Tawn Club, JBC, S EC. HENRY MCCREA sac., Jac, src, Alpha I-li-Y, marc, rwfboll, 3ETTY MCGRUDER Latln Club, Vadvil. Sapb GC, JGC, SGC, DCT. X 1 Y L. T ff! HOPE MCLALJRIN HUDSON MEACHAM Soph, GC., J.G C,, SGC. S BC, JBC, Vice-Pres, S FC., Football lAlI Stale, All-Sculhernl, Baby Basketball, L Club, Vczdvrl, AVIS READ MCLEOD soph. ec., Jac, sac, MARILYN IVIEDLIN lTransferred from BarlramI, SGC. JANE MCRAE soph. ac, Jac., sac., French Club, alee Club, Red cms, GLORIA MELTON Dean's Staff, Archery, Annual Stall, Jubilee, Wacatlanal Sclwcall, IN DOROTHY IRENE MERCER JACK MILLS Soph. GC., JGC., SGC. SBC., J.B.C., SFC. GERTRUDE MEYERHOFF ,NEZ MQORE SCDII' GC' I'GC Cif,fg,3Gf,2ffl,i'fOf'Ubf PO 'Ame'lCO soc., ITronsferred from uhioh High schhoim, CAROLYN MILLS RICHARD MORGAN lTronsferred from BarrromI, SGC., ,I,G.C., Red Cross. SB C., JBC., SEC., Teen Town Club. LOCKIE MORRIS BETTY ANN MLJNDEE lTransferred from BartramI, JCC., French Club, Recl Cross, SGC. Soph OC., JCC., SGC., Annual Stall, Red Cross, Teen Town Club, Jubilee. JEANNE MORTON Spanish Club, Fmhch Club, Ffeheh Play, Spohash Prey, Red cross, LOUISE IXIANCE Teen Town Club, SCC., J.G.C., Soon GC. ITransferred from Alexandria, La.J, SGC, Annual Stall CATHERINE MOSELEY ANDREW NASRALLAH SGC., JCC., Soph. GC., DCT. Teen Town Club, Football, SBC, JBC., SFC., D.C.T., R.O.T.C GEORGE PAPPAS DOROTHY OETJEN SBC., JBC., SEC. Sobli. GC., JG C., SG C., Library Stall, Annual Staff, Dean'5 Staff, Teen Town Club, Jubilee, Science Club CHARLOTTE OWEN SCC, JCC, Spanish Club, Science Club, Red Cross, Soph. GC Teen Town Club, Annual Staff, Jubilee, Vice-Pres. 'I PEGGY OIBRIEN Sr. Class, Quill and Scroll. Soph. GC., JCC., SC C., French Club. JEAN O'STEEN soc., loc., Soph. oc., Spanish Pray, AHVIUGI smff, ERNESTINE NIX Jubilee, Teen Town Club, Science Club. Soph. GC., J.G.C., SGC. EVELYN PARKER MARTl-lA PEARSON Soph. G.C., J.C.C., SGC. Soph. GC., JGC., SG C. MARION PARKER VIOLET MAE PELLERIN Soph. GC., JGC., SG C., Library Staff, Spanish Club, Red Cross. Red Cross, Teen Town Club, SGC, lTranf,lerred from McDonagh High Schoall, EDNA PAUL Science Club, Teen Town Club, Library Staff, Soph. GC , J.GC., SGC. Saph. GC., J.GC, S.G.C, French Club U DAISY PERKINS ATHENA PETROUTSA CARLA Rll'lL GAA, French Club, Soph. GC., JGC., S.G C. Soob GC., JGC., SGC., Glee Club, Archery, DCT RUSSELL PHMPS PATTY Piuauarou ssc, JBC, src, R.o.T.c., oiee Club, Spanish ciub. SGP lrG'2bVf,fDClQ-,Ui-fig 6152255 Club' TW ARLINE Pll-lL LESl.-lE C, ROOLEY Saph, oc., Jac., S.G.C., Red Cross. R.O.T.C., 5.B.C., JBC., src. l-l. O. PORTER MARJORIE POWELL Football, Track, Band, T.T.C., SBC., JBC., SF C. Glee Club, lTransferred from Duncan Flelclierl, S.G.C., J.G.C, Soplw. GC. WALTER PORTER R.o.r.c., sac., lac., science Club, src., lENNlE POWER Library Staff, Teen Town Club. Soph. GC., JGC., SGC., GAA. WILLIAM POWELL LOUISE PRESCOTT ROTC., SBC., JBC., Stage Crew, SFC., Teen Town Club, Sopb. GC., J.GC., S.G.C., Library Staff, D,C.T. SAMUEL PRICE MAX RANSOM S FC., JBC., S BC., Glee Club, R.O.TC. Teen Town Club, J.B.C., SEC., Red Cross, Science Club, iTransferred from Jacksonl. BILLY QUEEN Football Team iAll-Statel, L Club, Jubilee, Track Team Captain, HARRIS REMLEY Sports Editor, SBC., JBC., S EC, Pres., Teen Town Club, Baseball, L Club, Jubilee, Track Team, Band, Senior Girls' Mascot, lnterlocutor for Vodvil, S B.C., JBC., SFC., Vodvil BARBARA RANDOLPH DELL RlCE SGC , J.G.C., Soph, G.C., Science Club, Library Staff, Soph. G.C., J.G C., SGC., Glee Club, Jubilee, Annual Staff. BRUCE ROBERTS ROSAMAY ROBINSON R.O.T.C., SBC., JBC, SEC. SG C., J.G.C., Soph. GC. MARGARET ROBERTS MARY LEE RGWLAND GAA Soph' GC JBC SG C Teen Town Club' Soph. GC., JGC., SGC., Band, Orchestra, Red Cross. JANET ROBERTSON Soph. GC., J.G C., S.G.C., Glee Club, Operetta, Archery, ELIZABETH ROYAU' Teen Town Club, Jubilee, French Club. Soph. GC., JG C., SGC., Red Cross, Archery. SYLVIA RUBIN MARJORIE SCHULZ Soph. GC., J.G.C., SGC., Red Cross. Scph. GC., J.G.C., S.G.C., Glee Club. CATHERINE SEALS KATIE SANDERS iTransferred from Ocala High Schoolb, J.G.C., SGC, Spanish Clb,S 'hPl,F hCIb,S L-J koG , Ge glib, igegw wqmgiecii U a2QzmS2,iA.':3si am. izm:imQz.zit mms e e rom or or ' e ' Teen Town Club, Vodvil. ELAINE SEGAL HOMER H. SCHWARZ - Soph. GC., J.G.C., S.G.C., Spanish Club, Science Club, DCT, SBC., JBC., SFC., R.O.T.C., Teen Town Club, Red Cross, Teen Town Club. LEAH SETZER Soph. G.C, JGC, S.GC., Spanish Play. BETTYE GEORGIA SH EFTALL Sobh. GC, JG C, Dean's Stall, S GC., Cheerleader, Jubilee, Annual Stall, Red Cross, Teen Town Club. LEONARD SILVER SBC, JB C, S F C., Science Club, R.O.T.C , Officers' Club. BETTY RUTH STANLEY SG C., lTransterred from Alachua High Schooll. ELIZABETH STEWART lTransferred from Roosevelt High Schocll, SGC, Red Crcss, Teen Town Club, Annual Stall, Jubilee STEELE SIMCOX S B C., JB C, S FC., Football, ROTC, Teen Town Club, Annual Staff. CAROLYN JOYCE SMITH Scoh GC , JGC, SGC., Teen Town Club, Science Club, Red Cross, Library Staff MARJORIE SMITH Soph GC, JGC., SGC., Glee Club, Archery. LEON STARLING S BC, J B C, S FC., Baseball Team, Baby Basketball, L Club, R.O.T.C. PAUL WI LL IAM STEPHANZ S BC, JB C, S F C., L Club, Football, Basketball, Red Cross, Sgt.-at-Arms Sr. Class. RAYMOND STIEGAL SBC., JBC., SF.C., Glee Club. MILDRED STOCKTON SGC, J.G C., Scph. GC., French Club, Archery, Spanish Club. OPHELIA STRUM Saph. G.C., J.G.C, S.GC , Teen Town Club, GA.A., Spanish Club. WILLIAM STRIJTH SBC, JBC., SFC., Teen Town Club, ROTC. BETTY TANNER DCT., JGC., Soph. GC., S.G.C. an 9 JO ANN TAYLOR Seph. GC., JGC, SG.C., Teen Town Club, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Annual Stall, SFC. Mascot. JOYCE TAYLOR Scph. G.C., JGC., SGC. KATHERINE TERRELL Soph. GC., JGC., Sgt.-at-Arms S.G.C., Jubilee, Red Crass, Teen Tcwn Club, Deanls Staff, Annual Staff, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Pan-American Club, Office Staff, Quill and Scroll, 'lm TY THEBALJT VERA TOMLINSON Saph GC, J.G.C, SGC., French Club, Spanish Club, Pan- Soph. GC, JCC., S.G,C,, Spanish Play, Pan-American American Club, Archery, French Play, Spanish Play, Red Cross. Club, Archery. WILLIAM THOMAS Spanish Club, sac., mc., src. IVIARIAN TOMPKINS lTransferred from Washington, D. CJ, SCC. MARY VIRGINIA THOMAS Scph. GC., JG C., S GC., Glee Club, Spansh Clib, Jubl e, D ' Staff, Annual Staff, Science Club, Radio Club? GOES MARY TUNISSEN Archery, Teen Town Club Soph. GC., J.G.C., Glee Club, Teen Town Club, Red Cross. ELOISE CLARA TORRIBLE ESTHER TYRE sac, Jac., Soph, ac, Red cross, soph, ec., Jac, sac., oct, lTranslerrcd frarn IifJ,I1RCI3ITgII2IchdibIEIAAYTL2n Town Club, Glee S h GCPAAGAQIQLAS b T Club, sperm Club, Bm, Red cross, Jac., sec. OD ' ' 'TOM Club gpdnifilebiib. U ' een WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER ssc, its c, src, isoskeiboii, mek, L Club, BETTY JANE VAN PELT Teen Town Club, ROTC, Soph. GC, J.G.C., S.G.C. HUGH VELEY ANN WALLACE SBC, JBC., SEC., L Club, Basketball, Baseball, Escort Soph. GC., JCC., SGC., DCT. Lee-Jackson Game, R.O.T C., Baby Football. JUNE WALTON LEONARD VOIGHT soph. ac., Jac., sec., Head cheefieodef, Annum: Staff S BC, SF C, J BC., Vadvil, Basketball, Escort Spanish Club, Glee Club, Jubilee, Red Cross, Teen Town Lee-Jackson Game, L Club, ROTC. Club, Operetta, Spanish Play, Vodvil. RUEUS WALKER BETTYE WARD lVocational Schoc-ll, SBC. lTransfer Studentl, Red Cross, Glee Club, SGC. RICHARD M. WATKINS PHIL WEGANT S.B.C, JBC., SEC., Football, D.C T. SBC., JBC., SFC., Mr, KetzIe's Staff, Annual Staff, Library Staff, R.O.T,C. MARGARET WEBB GLORIA WELLS Soph. G.C., J.G.C, SGC., Teen Town Club, Soph GC JGC SGC PAUL WEEKS MARTHA WEST Annual Stall, SBC, JBC., SEC, Offufers' Club, Glee Club, Saph. GC., JGC, SGC, GAA, Glee Club, Escort Lee-Jackson Game, Vadvll, Opcrella, Track, Red Crass, Teen Town Club. SHIRLEY WEWER MARTHA BROWN WHITNER Saph, GC, J.G C., SGC, GAA, Teen Tawn Club. Soph. G.C, JG C., SGC., Red Crass, Teen Town Club. EDNA WHALEY JEANETTE WILDER Suph. GC., JGC., SGC., Red Crass. Spanlsh Club, ITransferred from Waycross High Schaall, S.G.C BETTY GLYNN WHITE ANN WILEY Sauh G.C, J.G.C, SGC., GAA., Glee Club. Saph. G.C., J.G.C., SGC., D.C.T. ESTELLE WILEORD NORMA JEAN WILLIAMS Teen Town Club, SGC., J.G.C, Soph. G.C. SGC., J.GC, Soph. G.C., Glee Club, Operetta. JOYCE WILLIAMS PHYLLIS WILLIAMS Saph G.C., J.G.C, SGC, Spanish Play, Teen Town Club. Soph. G.C., J.G.C, SGC, Glee Club, Operefta, LLOYD WILLIAMS SARAH WILLIAMS SBC., JBC, Sgt.-at-Arms SEC, L Club, Faafball, Baseball, SGC., Teen Town Club, lTransferred from Track, Teen Town Club, R.O.T.C. Hlnesville High Schooll. SUSANN WILLIAMSON EUGENE WILSON snpn. ac., Jac., sac., Archery, Frenfn Club, eiee Club, S-B-C, JBC, SF-Cr, DC-Tr l.aLAlNE WILSON ITransferred from Attapulgas High Schcoll, J.G.C., SGC. Sponsor Lee-Jackson Game, Vodvil. HONESTA WILLIS scnn. ac., Iac., Spanish Club, Science Club, sec., Annual LETITIA WIMBERLY STUII, Red 0055, Teen Town ClUl3r CIWUD- SV- Soph. G.C., JGC., SGC., Glee Club, Operetta, CIGSS, Quill OVICI 5CI'Gll- Spanish Club, Pan-American Club. CHARLES WINTON LOWELL WOOTEN ITransferred from Landcnl, D.C.T., SEC. Trockl L Club! RAQ,T,C.l S-BBQ, J-BAC., 5,F,Q JAMES WINTON MARTHA JEAN MEMMINGER Vlmnsfelled from Felncndlm l-llgh Scllooll' SFC' Teen Town Club, Red Cross, Soph. GC., JGHC., Vice-Pres. SGC BILLY WOOD Jubilee, Annual Staff, Dramatic, Quill and Scroll. S.B.C., IBC., vndvai, R.o.T.C., SEC., Fnorbnii, L Club, Annual Editor, Teen Town Club, Bible Club, Pres. Sr. Class. SENIORS NOT HAVING PICTURES MAIMON MCRAE ABRAMS RAYMOND MASON JOHN EDWARD ALl-EN VIVIAN OCSKAY DAN BEALS BETTY JO PAEFORD PHILLIS CHRISTENSEN NORMAN MCKENZIE DOUGLAS DEAN ROBERT SCOTT VIRGINIA ELROD GERALD STOKES LUW SENIURS Geraldine Aley Emily Bailey Monte Bailey Carleen Bauknight Bobby Beasley Eddie Bernard Betty Beyer Patricia Bloom Norma Boyce Tommy Booth Ed Bryant Sandy Bryan Elois Carmichael Mary Cone Majorie Hare Salem Joseph Hs. 'L 55,9 sf ef m Vi 5 X x 6 , 1 . 4 ,.-uf ., . .L , , . Raphine Cossey Virginia Dare Davis Margaret Higgins Joyce Highsmith 'Wil 'Q 'vf Lois Jutten Doris Keen Elsie Jane Kinkade Joe Knight Fern Laseter Janet Lawson Emma Luttrell Mary Ellen McDougall Lorraine Maisel Mary Ann Milton Claire Moser Mildred Nichols Inez Parker Mildred Parrish Bobby Pearson Leon Savage Bobby Scott Max Scott Bob Smith Anna May Sommers Betty Ann Tarratus Frances Taylor Jewell Thomas Wesley Tillis LOW SENIORS NOT HAVING PICTURES Don Appell Virginia Fouraker Ola Frances Poe John Beckham Buddy Fugate Tom Ramsey Betty Bergman Richard Henderson David Rogers Buddy Caddell Betty Louise Hendricks Morris Ross Ruth Cassidy Billy Hildebrandt L. E. Sanders Wade Chancey Joe Mallard Ernest Schumacher Virginia Chandler Margaret Louisa Melnick Richard Stimer Robert Coffee Doris Jean Morgan George Turner Guy Crumpley Zora Beatrice Newsom Emily Jean Vailey Moriory Jane Davis Ralph Patterson Clarence Williams X. J. sc, , . ..-W- , I SERVICE DIPLCMAS Leo Depasquale Dallas Beniamin Forrester Lawrence Gayle, Jr. William Ivey Donald Berry Lovern U. S. Navy U. S. Navy Cadet, U. S. M. S. U. S. Army U. S. Army Air Corps . . John F. Mullins Edward N. Rosenfeld Lee Edward Starling Ralph Vile Clarence Williams U. S. Navy U. S. Navy U. S. Navy U. S. Navy U. S. Coast Guard SERVICE BUYS NCT HAVING PICTURES George Franklin Chitty, Jr. Stephen Hal Greene Bruce Franklin Patten , K NWN Q3 N x . HlIllVlllES VEllEZUflH, lIllllllllBlH, ECUI-lllllll, PERU, BllllVlll These tive republics of South Americoi e-Venezuelo, Colombio, Ecuodor, Peru, ond Bolivio--ore oll londs of romontic history, sublime scenery, ond growing economic irnportonce. The sporkling woters of the oceon cost their silvery sproys upon polrn trees ond bomboos on the beoch, which groduolly mot into o dense tropicol vegetotion. ln the distonce, foothills rise to lose themselves in groy rocky mountoins, which pile one obove onother to end, ot lost, in snowy peoks touching the clouds. In oll these republics, the towns ore built on the some order, using o Sponish design, The houses ore only one or two stories toll, built close to the streets, with iron bors on the windows. Eoch building is brightly pointed in postel shodes with red tile root, ond built oround o court. The cities ore exquisitely beoutified with porks ond gordens ot tropicol tlowers ond trees. There ore vost trocts ot rich lond which produce voluoble products os rubber, cocoo, cottee, cotton, ond tobocco. BLUE AND GRAY Billy Wood Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Charlotte Owen Mary Beth Skiff Advertising Manager Sponsor Katherine Terrell Circulation Manager Honesta Willis Theme Editor EDITORIAL BOARD Mariean Memminger Weems Hawkins Art Editor Art Editor Phil Wegant Betty Ann Mundee Feature Editor Feature Editor X Jerry Dobyns June Walton Editor, Senior Section Asst. Ed., Senior Section Billy Queen Jean 0'Steen Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor BLUE AND GRAY STAFF M. Anderson A. Bork F. Burpee J. Elder E. Farnell Advertising Advertising Features Features Advertising if ,fx f' ffl? x J. Gillespie C. Holloway J. Hutchinson J. Hutchinson F. Hutto Features Senior Section Senior Section Advertising Advertising J. McRae L. Nance D. Oetien D. R-ice C. Seals Advertising Senior Section Advertising Typist Features B. Shettall S. Simcox J. Taylor M. V. Thomas P, Weeks Subscriptions Senior Section Features Subscriptions Senior Section OUILL AND SCROLL Jerry Dobyns V L ,,. .,, L L ' ,,' J t A f - 32 X l I Charlotte Owen Katherine Terrell Honesta Willis Mariean Memmingcr BLUE AND GRAY HOME ROOM AGENTS Clare Cotton Beverly Treisback Don Davidson Margie Fletcher Mildred Anderson Madge Hollner Betty Jane Slater Billy Bray Yvanne Harris Louise Veates Richard Wegant Margie Carrin Dick Watkins Carol Cunningham Henry Elarbee Edith Bollinger Betty Faulkner Arthur Knight Daphne Padgett Mary Tonissen Phil Webb Patty Bates Annie Rue Browne Jeanne Gammon Louise Brown Jeannette White Betty Lasek Lavan Baltzell Paul Cribbins Ray Winstead Betty Bergman Merle Copeland Richard Burroughs Betty Jane Killam Ann Lomax Virginia Fiveash Betty Strickland Ann Holloway Jane Walton Stuart Bolling Lamar Townsend Mary Ruth Vaughn Ralph Scott Erin Wilcox Mary Tew Crowley Betty Brannen Mary Ewing Boyd Julie Ann Gardner Cynthia Chancey Janet Fortson Greta Bull Gordon Brantley Billy Hildebrandt Joe Knight Ann Lyerly President SENIOR GIRLS' OFFICERS Mary Beth Skiff Sponsor sw 2 Mariean Memminger Jean DeBevoise Vice-President Secretary Jeanne Gammon Alice Jean Mason Treasurer Chaplain Katherine Terrell Sergeant-at-Arms Billy Queen Mascot SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB lJnder the outstanding leadership of Mrs, Thomas B, Skitt, the sponsor, and the capable officers, the Senior Girls' Club sponsored several worthwhile activities. The tirst event to the year was the Senior Girls' Tea in November, at the home ot Ann Lyerly, the president, This attair was given to welcome the Sophomore girls to Lee High School. ln November, each homeroom filled a Thanksgiving basket and the Senior Girls, with the assistance of the HVY boys, distributed these baskets, to about 45 needy families at Jacksonville. Hound to Marry , the l7th Annual Senior Girls' Jubilee was presented in the auditorium on the evening at January 7, The following week a repeat performance was given lor service men at the USO, The Luncheon was held on May 29 in the Seminole l-lotel, bringing to conclusion a successful year. SENIOR GIRLS' IUBILEE , . l . fn Where's the shovel, Queen? Bound to Marry dwarfed by MARY BETH SKIFF The entire cast and stage crew for BOUND T0 MARRY I 2 First presentation of BOUND TO MARRY was in the Lee Auditorium, January 7, with a repeat performance for service men at the USO on January I6 Doesn't MICKEY make a wonderful gal? Young love-50 years too late! Blackout-boy and Bride Wilbur Carter - Harriett Farwell Mary Virginia Thomas - Billy Queen SENIUR FELLUWS' OFFICERS i l , , Q Billy Queen President Hudson Meacham Norman Qloud Vice-President Ja Ann Taylor Mascot Secretary Paul Weeks Treasurer Lloyd Williams Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Cribbins Chaplain SENIOR FELLUWS' CLUB The Senior Fellows' Club, made up ot all Senior Boys in Lee l-ligh School, has as its main project each year the Senior Fellows' Vodvil, The Vodvil this year was presented April I4, in the Lee auditorium, under the direction ot Mr. Clarke Ketzle, sponsor of the club, and Mr. Bill Singleton, Billy Queen, Senior Fellows' president, acted as interlocutor, the end men were Billy Wood, Paul Weeks, Danny Ladd, l-larris Remley, Jerry Dobyns, l-larry Robb, Gordon Brantley, and Lloyd Williams, With the singing of Beautiful Lady , by Hudson Meacham, Miss Jo Ann Taylor, mascot of the club was presented to the audience by Billy Queen, thus bringing to o close this most successful production. SENIOR FELLUWS' VUDVIL Boin-n-n-g-gg Wood and Queen, lnterlocutor Endmen Harry Rabbi Robb, Jerry Asbestos Dobyns, Harris Nicodemus Remley and Danny Pussyfoot Ladd Beautiful Lady -Jo Ann Taylor, Mascot Hudson Meacham-Billy Queen Jacksonville Blues -Mickey Remley IUNIOR GIRLS' OFFICERS Nancy Sorrells Gertrude Broward President Dorothy Crozier Elinor Harrell Sponsor Vice-President Secretary Mvrv Goodman Priscilla Smith BettY Jean I-Ord Tre'-'ISUYSI' Chaplain Sergeant-at-Arms GROUP LEADERS I I Kitty Todd Alice Withee Ann Croig Madge McNeil Mary Jean Harvey Ann Ford Cynthia Townsend Madge Hoffner JUNIOR GIRLS' CLUB 'llie Junior Girls' Club in COOUCVCNIOI1 witli tlie Junior Boxs' Clulu towed inonev l , i to enonsor the annual JuniorfSenior Proni which was held in George Waklwinqton f'Xuditorium on May 3Otli. XX5 a partial Contribution toward tlwie activity, tlie following lworneroont reiiresun- tatixoe sold Lee High stationery and iio5t cards. Mariana Burng Stuart Bolling Virginia Corley Carolyn Reaves Nice Lieglwton Elinor Glenn Patty Bates Betty Baker Julia Cates Nan Hargrove Frances Johnson Nell Bellflower On May LS, the Junior Girls enjoyed a Luncheon at the Seminole l-lotel. JUNIOR BUYS' CLUB JUNIOR BOYS OFFICERS Rrwviwg 'Bull MxML1Vfy ! Secretory Carl Crumpior, Sergeant-at-Arms, Clare CLIILLH, Chugulurrm, Clmrlc Uuyd, 'Treowrer Stcmdmg--Som Sheftol, Vrcc-Presudcmr, Mass Mary Muller, Sponsor! Dum Dowdsurw, Presrdcm DEAN'S STAFF .. -V +-- fs A K T' A www r . , ,,. 'M Trl liwxx l'wr.vfT1g Oviww, ,lmw Lwllwpwv, JT uw ffzlvlwm, Murllm AAKIVAII fxkmrg VMI H1111 TIT VITI J llvlrx NTMXTMTI, M1TT111v!mu lirmxvr, Fxullwrmw IMVUH, Alum Fvrff vw Am wx IH I IH: rw!! rw rx! Ku MM AN'lIH'Kl, Mm' fkklxuu ,lwww Udvr, NJI5 Lug, Yum T- U. 'Tj , V M , 1 Nfl, MMV ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL'S STAFF Tum Hxldw-' Kmimrd MTHN Mr' CMJVFC Tvtjhj Tum Tinxvwwx, Hnruld Jvmx, Fncixig Fuqnif iw! Wqlnrwtf VFNH XMN H rivcrl lmx.1w, wwrqgv Tumnr, Hfxmrd AAlITAt'lTF1D SUPHUMURE GIRLS' CLUB Margie Fletcher President Nancy Powell Vice- President Beverly Triesback Treasurer Mrs l-ois Rowell vvos introduced os sponsor ot the Sophomore Girls' Club ot o meeting of oll the girls neor the beginning ot the school yeor. Otticers were elected soon otter through the Home Rooms, The moin project ot the club tor the yeor wos the hondling ot the onnuol Tuberculosis Seol Sole in December, with the cooperation of the Home Room Lois Rowell Sponsor Helen Macllwaine Secretary iopresentotives. This wos o most suc- cessful drive, totuling O collection ot . ., , ,sl 31.50. Margaret Foote Sergeant-at-Arms Betty Myrick Chaplain 1, 1 Egg' 'WXW THE LIBRARY Librarian ............. MRS, AMELIA ARNOLD HEIDT Assistant Librarian ..,.. MRS, LOUISE KELLER DEREW Chairman of Student Stott ......... MARY CDPELAND Assistant Chairman ..,. ........ B ETTY GREEN Reference Chairman .... .... X1 'IRGI NIA LAWHEAD MRS. AMELIA A. HEIDT Librarian Members of the staff are: Seated at desks: Elizabeth Noel, Mary Copeland, and Margaret Wallare. Seated at tables: Barbara Baldwin, Katherine Ritter, Betty Sue Dizer, Ellomae Brown, Merle Copeland, Irma Jean Manning, Jane Gillespie, Ann l-lolloway, Virginia Lawhead, Betty Green, Carolyn Sniltli, Marion Parker, Clara Riley, and Nevada Mitchell, Standrngi Mrs, Deoew, Mrs, Margaret Agnee, John Foreman, Edward Duncan, Hood Roberts, Douglas Gatlin, George Utsey, Leland Wilson, and Paul Latzmer. Members not in picture: John Coarsey, Dick l'lotchinson, Margie Carrin, and Betty Newsome The great and good do not die even in this world. Embalmed in books, their spirits walk abroad. The book is a living voice. It is an intellect to which one still listens. ROBERT E. LEE SURGICAL DRESSING UNIT Miss Elizabeth Cockrell, Miss Julia Chenoweth, Miss Martha Snrottll, Sponsors The girls of this group produced thirty-tive thousand surgical dressings within the period between November, W43, and May, I9-lei, ,fXdants, Helen fkndeison, Mildred Atherton, Martine Atkinson, Mary Ann f'X'Vanl, Carolyn ltal-ser, Betty liosh, Martha lteigman, betty ltird, Martha Jane lloyd, Marv Ewing ltrewer, Jackie Castine, Helen Copeland, Mary Cribbens, Jean Crowley, Mary Tew Daugherty, Sarah Davis, llarbara DeVoise, .lean Doborganes, Jean Elder, Jennie Earwell, lflorriet Veigenbanin, Betty Feuhrer, Beth Eleming, Olive Foley, Pat Gammon, Jeanne Gendzier, Rita Gillespie, Jane Grooms, Barbara Harrell, Marilyn Haskell, La Roe Hazard, Nancy llenderson, l-lelen Henderson, Diane l-leintz, Alva Holloway, Catherine Hickson, Thelma Hutchinson, Jean Katz, Alois Kenninter, Lib Killarn, Betty Jane Langford, Barbara Lanier, Zeane Lasorow, Charlotte Lawson Janet Leibovitz, Sylvia Lieberman, Jean Lyerly, Ann Martin, Dorothy Massey, Dot Mason, Alice Jean May, Carolyn Mayer, Gabriela McRae, Jane Memminger, Mariean Mills, Carolyn Moody, Lillian Montgomery, Marjorie Morris, Lockie Mundee, Betty Ann Gwen, Charlotte Parker, Marion Pellerin, Violet Pilkington, Patty Phillips, Bettye Jean Pike, Arlrne Posten, Carol Reuben, Sylvia Roberts, Yvonne Sanders, Katie Seals, Catherine Segal, Elaine Simkins, Peggy Simkins, Sally Smith, Carolyn Stewart, Elizabeth Stow, Jane Tarratos, Betty Taylor, Jo Ann Terrell, Katherine Thebaut, Ty Torrible, Eloise Walton, June Ward, Bettye Whaley, Edna Whitner, Martha Wilcox, Erin Wilder, Jeanette Willis, Honesta Zuecarello, Dot ALPHA HI-Y H. McCrea R. Scott B. Harrell L. Gay Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain J. Coppack C, Kerby President Sergeant-at-Arms B. Cowan E. Mallard Historian Mascot l nal limi Julm l.Vli!LIQlUj laillx if Mir, in rim lllzrmll lleivrx lxl frvfi Dm li, Malloril MJ-1 I iz lui Ciiiivivciflxl Mcix 5-'f ll liciilyilw it ll Lrimtir VliiX'illtllil Bimini limi flkrcwii Nnwxli.-rm, 1. lirirll' lkxrlnim, Lim lx rin, X',,iwiii' i11'1 r' l:l ,sri iw ry if vi llviiiluruuiil livlv Wiill iw, Mr' ljliii l-Milli lliml lhwx livillllx I wiiuix IX X li.ir'.1 M l-1 infif w 'nil lwiwr, liiilwl lf ilk i l il 5 l ,rw il 'z l limi ll. lwrlm Purpose To create, maintain and extend, throughout the school and community, high stand- ards of Christian character. Our ideal is clean living, clean sports, clean speech, and clean scholarship. BETA HI-Y ml QQ' We are now completing the second successful year of our club, composed of mole stu- dents of Lee. 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Unk I1L1lQl1msnrm, Dwmhi INACDQW-NI, hm Kmg, Edwth Tdlclbww, AMO' Sfmurgu, Jwm lunir mmll will Murthu QUWUIYMIHV B1-tty Suv Fmxlkucr. i Lo Sedo y La Plata pu-smiwi m thc Qmfwtvr.um m Mcnlw 2-wrd, lv, tho Sgmmsiw 6 U0--I unch-r IM. x1Wl1'kIMWVl M Mn Luulm' Sculwrwk Eu M-N Viv VM, um xwwllurw lu Jiffy limi, gwrwwdmwt M IM' Spplm-,M Clull Nu' N1-,I MIQMMQJ, lvit tu mlm, Juno VYGYILH, Uvmthy Crwwr, Jcurw Lurd, HL'lr'I1C UXNW1-NH, Vxwwu NKIXU'-.NfI'w, llmlgs f'XHQs, Jun Mwllur, lorry Cuuk, Jccm Mwrku, Hmry Rubin, Shwrluy Vln1wvw:xxml:' ww-1 XX'wHxur11 TINOINGS. flu- xulgv ruulmgcr und M r uwxtpnrwlx www NM'cms Huxxl-ms, Ty Tlmulwolli, mul Jam' lvrw rw Hu! prvmpivrs xwru QUIIM-ruw Swlh and Curlrufiw Mfmfriuuff, fxhm xsox meswmlcd by llw MM-Q Club under the dureklmm oi Mrs Mcimglwun SCIENCE CLUB Alfred Bork Patty Pilkington President Vice-President Pat' Randolph Honesta Willis Francis Hutto Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman t- . 1 SCIENCE CLUB l rt lwtt, Lttttttttr Hurt, Pamult. 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KAIHIW fx Qvxx Hxlxx I-x'r1c1iwx', lx Uxvfxxmxm L11 iw 'ww Slillf Maxx lcxirxq Tw x I, X 1 I M 1 f 'vxxwrxvr' Nairn x gnu U-J x xrxfmz- Mm- rxxvxxr 'XM '- 'XY If M! fy 3:1 vw r Wx fix xx Hvrxrx Md may MMP FKEVEM'-1 rx Nl x ffm' x rx V. fvxxmx fr vw xx Pwr ' GLEE CLUB , . ,gm if . ,Q Av-V .,Y j H. if , jx A Q Y, V ' ' Q ls: u I Y A sys 5 . ' V 1 L ,fx ,. if W' ws- ., -S, . , . . ,, ., ., - 1 5. ,sf : vw: A WAI N V. k -'N' A V if fog, WW: -XM ,Q 'unix ff 4, 5 0 .M M' K 1? M'-. 11 V . 'Q C L1 '4 wa?,,,g -. 4' ' 'Ti . ' N- g-5 5,1- --Q A 1 a l flag ,,. 9-.,,, ,, 1- HlHlElllIS ,Blll-lZll and the 6lllllllHS The United States of Brazil is one of the greatest republics of the world, com- prising almost half the continent of South America. It is cne of the most rapidly developing nations, though it contains more unexplored land than does any other Country of the world. Brazil, having excellent steamship connections with the principal American and European ports, boasts the largest foreign commerce of any of the South American republics exporting coffee, sugar, cotton, and tobacco. The rubber industry is not as important as .formerly because of a scarcity of labor and an absence of good transportation facilities. Brazil was first peopled by the Portuguese, and the Portuguese tongue is the official language of the country, Ninety-nine per cent of the population is Roman Catholic even though there is freedom of religion, Rio de Janeiro, a great secport, is the capital of the republic Guiana is a name applied to three colonies of South America owned by the British, Dutch and the French respectively. Most of the population lives along the coast and the banks of the rivers, where plantations have been developed The chief wealth of these colonies lies in their agricultural possibilities, The soil is very rich and sugar, rice, cotton, and coffee are grown. The country possesses vast possibilities, but lacks laborers and means of transportation, there are only a hundred miles of railway, and river transportation is limited. McLucas-Head Coach Knuth COACHES Gordon Dingmun D M VZAA 5 . F ,A . . ,,.. , .x.. 4. ,N,, , M , ,N , 5 mg, lwrxl NM Dm Unwckvrw, Hlrqew I Pm Vdwg, Tim I-lcrnwwy, Paul Steg,zlU:w:, Hwdsrrw Mao Pmm, 'Uwe-Nmfl Huvlf nw, HIM N'X'mu1, X X'wlw1wrlmln1-rw Hum Vf.1rv,'vNc11, IM 1 ,if 1x rw, Huw IQ-rvwfwx, flrcwt HU Iur 'A' Xml V-Um Raul l1w1rr:yv'vz, Hx ,vi XXJNNLIVIVI Plaligh 3:41, Mlvzmr M'XXIlt'V1'f, HM On! vu, Wwftcwrwi IW P'-L'VI11HW.', IWIx M1-Hr, lm. Hvuu1Vuz', I-HN '1ls'xvrw, M Mimi Cnlnlwlwrwl MW M n1VX V XLT!! ,ru lsnluv- Wmxl I-ima Luurw Slmluuqy Limhs llwvgui, Mum IMM, Max S MT, HJVGPQ lirux, u.r'Llurw HW-11111 - Eur! Biyslrglwl Nurmu Clwud, Lzmrw.m1 Vwght, bmw!! Vmnlvrw! Hmld imc'-, Sum Uuli, i1'H' fXldwrmcm CHEERLEADERS 9 C. Ritter B. Sheftall E, Mallard N. Sorrells A. Newsom N.-f A X 2144 - June Walton D. Hutchinson H. Elorbee B. Harrell fa F. Wise B. Cowon Twp lion Frsfldre VWSO, Bonny Howell, Hcnry EYGHWQ, Mx' Dwi Hutclwmzrw Rwtlmrrl Qmrtln, l ll x r Bottom Row-Emmly Mollmd, Norway SQUQH5, Juno Vmltm, Cmlwrmg Rm tr lull, but H. x r 1 n star ad lxaa h Harrg lalul lly VN od! bor ml 1111 lr lxaw Medford Tyler Charles Lloyd Duck Heaton Norman Clcud Jae Baxle, Max S OIT, Vwrnon nn Cmnt Hsster Hadspn lvlnacwarn oyd Wullnams Bull W KL Horam Dram Curl Carvor, Bl cc wc lxavl Coam Dlngrnan Ward Harrls Ray W:n5lCad Hudsnn Man lwarn Bllx OlIL:'I1, Pal Slnplsan LloydW1lllams l-loraco Draw lark Dlrk on Vernon Jolwng Bllly P rlrr Cod lu M Ln L1 Clllll B ,LM I ,,-,-, insur- ill' 1 F' Q JNCI lf111Q DQ 11193159 iCQ Be v ,A PARKER MEACHAM All-State All-State All-Southern All-Southern Buzk-Senior Tackle-Senior aptain QUEEN All-State Buck-Senior FOOTBALL, 1943 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE This year, the Lee High football team was without question one of the best teams in the history of the Opponent ee Opponent school, being under the clever coaching of Mcl.ucas and L d 27 7 Dingman, two of the greatest coaches in the state. BGR on 6 ln every game the Generals proved superior over Q es, 5 O their opponents, losing only one game, to Miami Mmm' Ed'5On -- 3l l9 Senior l-ligh. The score was 7-l 2, and when the game Orlgndo .,,,,.,, H, 33 12 ended Lee was on Miami's 2-yard line with lst down Jockson 22 O and goal to go. This heart-breaking defeat spurred I V I the team to greater victories. The Generals were MIOmI56'V1lOI' l'lIQh .. 7 l2 undefeated in the .Big Ten, but under the Dickenson London .'..'.'.- H 39 7 System the once-tied Plant High of Tampa received H. the Chompionshipl IllSbOl'O .... .. 6 O Lee produced three All-State football men, Billy lockson - 22 O Parker, l-ludson Meacham, and Billy Queen. Parker Tech l-ligh ..... .. i2 6 and Meacham also received the honor of being placed -- - on the All-Southern Prep l-ligh School Team. 264 64 1 PAUL STEPHANZ Back-Senior LLOYD WILLIAMS Guard Sensor SAM BUTZ End Junior DON DAVIDSON Back Jumor CLIFFORD McKENDREE Tackle-Sophomore BILLY WOOD Center-Senior ff HORACE DREW Guard Junior NORMAN CLOUD End-Senior WARD HARRIS Bock-Senior GRANT HESTER End--Senior JOHN CH ITTY End-Sophomore MAX SCOTT Tackle-Senior WINTER GIDDENS Back-Sophomore DICK HEATON Guard-Junior ... N ' GORDON BRANTLEY Tackle-Junior VERNON JOHNS End-Junior LAMAR TOWNSEND Back-Junior CORLIS CARVER Tackle-Sophomore X J Football Boys in Service MIX-lot PwCfl1red5 JOE BAXLEY BILLY BRANNAN JACK DICKSON JOE EASON THAD REESE CHARLES LLOYD Center-Junior TOM RAMSEY Head Manager i . ROM ALDERMAN Manager HAROLD JONES Manager Queen goes through center for 6 yards-Lee-Jackson game BASKETBALL Gpponent Lee Opponent Landon . . . .... 25 l9 Fletcher .... ,... 4 l I7 St, Paul ..... .... 4 2 38 Jackson ....... .... 3 3 24 Hillsborough . . . .... 24 34 Jefferson ,.. .... l9 lo Landon ..... .... 3 l 27 Clearwater .... .... 4 O 26 Plant ........ .... 3 2 42 Hillsborough ... ,... 2l 27 Jefferson . . , .... 33 28 Jackson . . .... 22 24 Fletcher .... .... 4 4 29 l3olles .... .... 3 3 3l NoRA2fl::l'aTnL0UD The Generals started the season in great form, winning twelve of their sixteen games, scoring 409 points. In the Regional Tournament, Lee came through with flving colors, winning over all opponents, Lee was defeated in the quarter-finals in the Big Ten Tournament, losing a heart-breaking game to Landon t3O-32l, The Generals were defeated in the State Class XX Tournament bv Pensacola l24f28l in the first round First Row--Hans Taenzler, Hugh Veley, Norman Clcud, John Chitty, Ward Harris Second Row-Coach L L McLucas, Earl Blystone, Earl Stevens, Carl Crumpler, Leonard Vtrigltt, Richard Sugden. TAENZLER Center-Junior VOIGHT Center-Senior CHITTY Guard-Sophomore HARRIS Guard-Senior B LYSTON E Forward-Senior VELEY Forward-Senior CRUMPLER Forward-Junior STEVENS Guard-Junior SUGDEN Guard-Sophomore TOM RAMSEY Manager MAX SCOTT Manager 1 BILLY QUEEN Captain TRACK The l'7'H track team ot Robert E lee has thus for lullllled its aim ol having a successful season, With tive lettermen returning trom last year's State Championship Team, the Coaches are hoplng to repeat their victory ln all of the meets thus lar, the scores have been one-sided, with Lee's nearest opponent being from 4050 points behind. Under the tune coaching of Coach Phil Knuth and Coach Gordon, you can he as- sured that the Lee team will he tops. First Row-Jimmy Tharin, Philip Webb, Charles Anderson, English Bennett, Billy Cowan, Gene Thorson, Richard Moffat. Sccond Row-Sam Sheftall, Horace Fretwell, Paul Weeks, Don Davidson, Lloyd Williams, Billy Queen, Grant l-lester, Billy Tucker, Roy Smithers, Douglas Edwards, Richard Moss, Coach Knuth Third Row--Dan Beals, Harry Burn, John Grannagan, Bobby Bosson, Roger Drchan, Waller Colley, Malcolm Ulmer, Lawton Smith, l-lans Taenzler. -as DICK HUTCHINSON :W Head Manager RALPH SCOTT , Manager TRACK SCHEDULE April 2-Relay Carnival-Cawthan Field April 8-Tri-County-Lackwanna Park April I5-Invitational-Cawthon Field April 2l-Big Ten-Cawfhon Field April 28-West Coast-St. Pete May 6-State Championship-Gainesville SECOND TRACK GROUP First Huw limrm, Clzak, lQliliardMurgar1, Jimmy Wlwillle, lvlarrall llalnimrwri, Halvlm Pirarsrm, lialw Wall im Bur Lxxillw Smith, Vllrllvur Carter, Harm Ramlax, Wmlar Gidrlefrw vfarwd limi lull-C llaiard, Jimmy Lewri, VOrrwan Julius, Hawes Crawl, Uavld flwclriiflri, Jw? EURO!! l'lumlwri lxlvacliam, livlvlvy CaraWCll, Qarlvs Carver, Sam limi, Jalm Farvmarw, ffm lu Crwrrlwn lliard limi CGlIC,llllS VVWH, Bland Lewis, Paul Plvllips, Dum Slauw, Clara Carlin-ri, Arrliw Clrwvr' Nwrl MCEaClwrvw, Billg Dams, Riclward Flack, Grady Hcrwdarsam, l'ladQam Draw, Prod Harrallsam Learn Savage yi? Pole Vault Weight Men SPONSORS AND ESCURTS-LEE-JACKSON GAME Tiwulmu Hurtm, Paul NAfwcLx, Berry Moshburn, Norman Cloud, Cotherme Semis, Hugh VQIQ, Susan XX Hfum-,Xml Luuuurd Vwglwt, GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Iwrwl Iifzw Arm Cfcm:II, IQMNQIIQ VVwIIw0me, Dorcihy MDW, Icy Stwwrws, Swplwumvre CIUHS IQFI'VL9i'IIIt'1IIX.L', AMW ifcxrutiwrg Fugmm SICIIIIISX Bcity Herwcisfrsw, Ann Lung flwwmI Ilww IIcsIvn LI1c'c'1g lcon Defievomsc, Sofremryg BQIIQ Jmn PIMIIIW Kwlvrm Vhxxur, Pm I4Ifwm, Jfuwy fmwI1y, ITrLwcImwtQ Sum Lou MOI'1fzmey, Martha VVMI, Fam Lnzwtvr, OVIHIIQ Stmm, Mf1rIIv1 Iiflvlw, Swwfr Cflilaw ISUDVVNCTTICIIIVC Iiwml Nm In Iiuu I'Ic1wI.cII, IICIM' Boker, Morne Sclwmomw, EIu:oIwrtIw Mmtqmevm, .Mmrqmnt ISf'IIi'I'I', IHII-rI5m' Ofizmu, XN'xIwmQ I-isfI4I:QI1If'r, JQUI1 ALIQLIV, I3ovr'rIy KMIIIIQ, IVt!,I'lII'VV, Holvvw IIXXVI-III, Mum I,wIm IIv v.v-II, YVVIIIIC' Ilvlwrlf-f Mm MIIFIO Qwvworws, Spwrmwr IHIHIII I4-wxx IW-w, Ih.4'1IImrxm II4'IfIl'?II, Mrk. I,0c1Imv Cvcnqc-Hr, Sgmm rs, AVIKIFIIIIQ' !XIIwrI.vw, IIf1iwI I1 fu Mr-iw IMIIIISIIV fI41m.- IIIIIIIIQI Tlmlvwfws l,:IIIL', IVIKIVIUVIA' C,Ic'1r'wr1, Vw IIrc wIwrwI, ,Innwv Xffmrw If I'v'wl11 I9m:IIuw,I, Nmlm JVIIIIHIFIIV Murgwc IIr'ma, Jxllmf Qlwsa I'Qi,IVfL -C, 'IxII'NL This keeps the body fit Folk dances ...-Q9 Tennis -'-id ---Q-N -N . M-51-hd,....,,, ff Batter Up! First Aid Ready? Serve! fs 4 :fr h ': Ci? .nv Get that form perfectly! , iv -L? Toblc Tennis Q..-M' Qi x-. wx :X WJ- ff' 5923?-v ? V ,QW Q sm , 'gisifff M3 S- 'N .. Q2 M Hllllll lillUHlS llliliEllllllH, CHILE, PHHHGUHU, UHUGUHU In the southern portion ot South Americo ore locoted the four republics ot Argen- tino, Chile, Poroguoy, ond Uruguoy. Among oll the Sponish-Arnericon republics. Argentino is the richest ond rnore thon ony other country is o white mon's lond, with Buenos Aires os its mogniticent copitol. Agriculture ond cottle roising ore two most importont industries of Argentino, Poroguoy, ond Uruguoy, while Chile is noted tor its nitrote beds ond copper mines. ln Montevideo, the copitol ot Uruguoy, mony stronge customs exist, The people will not light fires regordless of how cold it gets becouse they believe ortiticiol heot is uriheolthtul. A young mon is not ollowed to see his sweetheort olone before they ore rnorried. Poroguoy ond Uruguoy ore iust on the threshold ot their coreer, ond they give promise to greot progress in the future, The Christ of the Andes, the greot Peoce Stotue, wos erected jointly by Argentino ond Chile to mork the boundory line between the two countries. HOME ROJM 101 11 1 1111. 111,i111'1111M.1111 f111.1 M1111r! 11111111111 11,11r 1'T1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 112111, 111111 I1 1N11 1111 1'1f111 L f111c1'- f11f1C11R C1011- 111 111 11. 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I.x1II r LW' Nfl NI ., Irx II I xxx III MIIIII I M Ixrxrx INIII I'f.Iff., Ixf'rx5I I I I HOME ROOM 318 II xx Ixxlxxtx ' x IIIII II lI ' I -Ixx,r:,.Ix'r 'I I I 1 I I L7 1 1nIIrxx1rw1 Ixmux I-.NIM xxxgx I 1I!xx'x gmx.1xIr I N I I Ix xx IIII II,Ix1xIxmrxx xy Mr Ihre. ' Ix'x1:I-I 1 ': 1' I I I I M 1rxx.II1xx I 1rw:'IIx Ix'.1I'? I. x1x M1 Ixrll x Ivxx II'x1fx-rxxlfx Ixlff Iv-rx' fNrrxx,1 xI-:I I I Ix I I I N I x NI I x1.Vxx,I,NIx1r, Aux Mx I xI1r XII: ry I x'1I IM XI JOHN DUNHAM MASON 3 MAY 1928 24 APRIL 1944 HDVEHTISEHIEHTS How Home Fire Born It started simply enough . . . at chance meeting through mutual friends . . . then at movie date . . . then more dates . . . and finally the tell-tale ring. Then one day Uncle Sam called and Joe went into service. But in those last precious hours together, ,loe and Peggy planned for their home of the future, a home that will he modern beyond anything we know about today, but in which one thing we know plenty about-Electricity-will play ai dominant role. The all-electric home of tomorrow will be an actuality, not just at dream, and if you're planning to build after peace comes, be sure to count Electricity in on your plans. It's clean, efficient, und at wonderful servant in u thousand ways. 290 f- War Slecfrirify We can assure you now that there will he plenty of Electric power for every need in the post-war period. Uur experts are planning now to meet whatever demands come . . . and we'll he ready. City Electric Department George A. Pierce, C'0lllIlIiSSi0llPl' of lliilities Utility Building ,lacksonville, Florida aww nw N wwe a K ., f 'A -I WM f ff' -XMWI r.1 lx!! 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If - 5 The o .fs i 'Cf'SS:' - ' - W -' 'fi zg, , ' is l.f1? 1 g N X q w: f: - ' ,- SX fill l l l l l l l l lul l l l l l l l l l 2 1 :g Seashole Funeral Parlors are open to a reverent public, appreciating the appeal to the finer senses which an artistic, dignified funeral parlor always holds. easbule Jfuneral Parlors 322 Riverside Avenue Jacksonville, Florida Affiliated with the Southern Cremamrilun H A V E R T Y ' S 317 Main Street Phone 5-1556 Jacksonville, Florida F or 59 years the Leading Southern Home Furnishers MODEL AIRPLANES and HANDICRAFT SUPPLIES Burgess Batteru Cnmpanu Handicraft Division 25 W. Duval Street Phone 5-5882 TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATION CLASS ROBERT E. LEE HIGH '44 Our sincere good wishes for a full and suc- cessful life for each of you. Our congratu- lations tor your high school years. We ap- preciate sincerely the privilege of having served as official jewelers for your class of Nineteen forty-four. We Will appreciate your further patronage during future years. GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU JACOBS JEWELERS INC. Laura and Adams 7 BUY GRADUATION GIFTS from UUVHI JEUIEIHU CUIHPHHU South's Largest Jewelers Lynch Building EDISON VOICEWRITER E d I p'h o n e YVhen you think of X Dictating Letters, think of Ediphone Think once, write once, at once The Ediphone Company E. E. Talley, District Manager 39 W. Monroe Street 11 1 H n MERCK DRUG COMPANY Prescription Pharmacists 2 Stores-Duval and Iulia also Main at Monroe I N S U R E N O W Better Be Safe Than Sorry THOS. C. IMESON CO. INSURANCE Fire-Tomado-Automobile Casualty and Burglary Bonds 224 HOGAN PHONE 5-1721 Compliments of STERCHI'S 20 West Adams Complete Home Furnishers FROM SCHOOL DAYS THROUGH LIFE DRINK In Bottles Jacksonville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. SOUTHERN MAID SCHOOL SUPPLIES Distributed by JHCHSUHVIILE Paper Companu IMPORTERS Wholesalers-Manufacturers Printing and Wrapping Paper Phone 5-0349 808 West Bay Street . I ---4 -1.-Ba - 3.-- LOVELY PALMER Cr REESE FEMININE FOOTWEAR HOSIERY, BAGS MILLINERY L I N D E L L ' S 115 W. ADAMS STREET 315 W. Forsyth Real Estate-Mortgages Insurance Property Management Satchwell Cr Joseph Electric Members N. E. C. A. Laura St. Phone 5-1593 Compliments of M' mygvfhw PHOTOGRAPH STU D IO Uffivinl Pholographvrs for tlw Class of '-H 1E MILLER ELECTRIC E0. Q - 5 Photographs for this annual by LCLCK SPCDTTSWGCDD 218 W. Adams-Room 504-505 Phone 5-2374 Intricacies of Drug Combinations Tho compounriinfg ot prescriptions is on intricate, ciifti- cult to understand operation, for anyone but the thoroucitly trained and experienced ii in uvoifl inaccuracies Gnd mistakes by brinqinq all your prescriptions to us MU N DY'S Pho rmoc ies No, I-1186 Edgewood No. 2-Popular Point No, 3-1990 Son Marco SAFE DEPENDABLE TR NNSW lRT.K'I'll DN .I Vilal Svrrirv in Warlinw or Pr-ure' Motor Transit Company ,lavksollvillm Florimla HOGAN STREET AT MONROE The Finvst in ,lvwvlry Registered Jeweler AlllC'l'iCilll Gem Society UND IQBCDD 62 151 Z! eww, ADAMS AT HOGAN V' , Compliments oi MILLER PRESS 123 E. Forsyth St. Complimvnls of UTSEY fl' LESTER ,lac-ksonvillf s Finest Chiltil'l'll.S Shoe' Stort- Cmnplimvnrs of The Luggage Shop 2-1 W1 Forsyth St. Compliments of Victory Exchange 2659 Pork si. Schwob Co. of Florida INA BROTHERS Stores in Principal Cities in the Southeast Groceries-Meats-Fruits Vegetables Store Location Phones 37 W- Forsyth SI- 2246 oak street 7-8607 Jacksonville 7-8608 fl airbags 8: Emu Funeral Directors 517 Park Street Phone 7-8615 Ambulance Service Richard F. Wilkerson, Pres. Clay B. Tousey, Sec.-Treas, Compliments of R. E. Wilkerson and Co. Office Supplies-Wood and Metal Office Equipment 50 W. Forsyth St. Telephone 5-6611 332 W. Forsyth St. Iacksonville, Fla. Phone 3-0282 MANGEL'S BUYWARBONlDS F A I emmme ppore QUALITY SHOP 16 West Forsyth St. Iocksonville 2, Flo. JEWELRY LUGGAGE SPORTING GOODS Whotever the Sport We Furnish the Equipment Harry Finkelstein Company 631-639 W. Boy St., Corner Jefferson Compliments of Winn Motor Co. Cvnvral Auto and Body Rvpairs G DRUG STORE 405 E. Bay St.-Phone 5-6492 Comer of Stockton ond College Jacksonville, Florida Phone 7-7316 Ask for delicious BUY YOUR DEFENSE F O R E M O S T BONDS AND STAMPS AT ICE CREAM TWIRL . . . Full ot healthful goodness! I and L E V Y S F O R E M O S T .'h1lillllS at Hogan M E L L O W M I L K . . , The milk that tastes like cream! Florirlrfs Finns! FOTSFTWOS1' DCIlI'leS of The South Apparel Storm' 2903 College St., Iacksonville, Fla. For VW' flllfl WOIHPH i i H., l 1 l I ' 1 i l - ' Typewriters 5' Adding Machines Victor Adding Machine Dealer. We service, repair and rebuild M I m a n all makes of typewriters and D y adding machines. 2861 College We sell Typewriter and Adding Machine Ribbons, best quality. Phono 7-8691 We rent Typewriters and Add- ing Machines, all makes, at popular rates. COAL-COKE-FUEL OIL We buy and sell Salvs and Servirv Used TYDSWTHGTS Williams Oil-0-Nlatic 0il Burners Jacksonville Typewriter Co.,Inc. 0 27 West Monroe Street Phone 5-3007 31... .ga-3 r 1 U71' lmlilv You to Visit Uur Drug Slurv g Your Neighborhood Compliments of Pharmacist , 2700 Park at Kim' St.i Phones: 2-3611 SIMMONS icE COMPANY P ,MZ HUGH SELLERS and G. M. CLEVERLY Registered Pharmacists There are many different kinds of recaps but Only One TYRESOLE Van Hensen Shirts Disney Hats Hollywood Men's Shop, Inc. Made-to-Measure Clothes ll7 W. Forsyth Street Phone 5-0247 lacksonville, Fla. f1l'e 5 - King Street Bicycle Store Phone 7-5855 1241 KING STREET High Class Bicycle Repair All Work Guaranteed Lawnmowers Sharpened and Repaired Model Airplane Supplies We Also Make -Keys for Any Lock- m 1 J A., ani Q iglll'E??': ' 1 to A ' 0 0 In -NW 1 Qogsuunc-,-gf? Where Illustrous Food Is Matched by Gracious Serviee Four Sparkling Shows Daily - Also - THE AUDITORIUM The NUti0lI,S Largest Theatre Ballroom - Plus -- Another Excellent Unit of Service THE HOTEL MAYFLOWER Visit the Terrace Room-Sip your choice in an intimate setting where your favorite beverage takes on new delights pu-In CRYSTAL MARKET AT FIVE Po1NTs Florida's First and Iacksonville's Only Air-Conditioned Market Phone 5-4832 Portraits Copies TOOLEY-MYRON STUDIOS Foremost in the South 225 West Adams Street S. C. Salabes Manager Jacksonville, Florida Moyer Marble and Tile Co. Tile Contractors 74 Riverside Avenue Phones 3-1000 - 3-0106 Jacksonville, Fla. Prompt service on linoleum floors and remodeling bath rooms with tile Compliments ol SANFORD HALL CO. 310-12 W. Adams Every office aid-for every kind of trade Phone 5-0153 1024 PARK ST., AT 5 POINTS ATTWUUIVS for Exceptional Prescription Service 6 Registered Pharmacists Also Complete Line ol Toilet Requisites and Drug Sundries at Prevailing Prices Phones 7-7433-34-35-36 One of the Southls Great Stores -Sir-' 115624 KEN tltltllllllllll ,1 - Q fu fetflllllll.llllllll 1 1 l g 9, f 0 l I I 'l L Li.4,,3lv ml! 9 rgmyfv w5mWf,m1 Q dll? 1 5 Forward with Florida Since 1867 Qlrilisgygoiit Complete Service for the Automobile United States Tires Texaco Gasoline Joseph H. Walsh Company E. G. GOLDER CO. Oil Burning Equipment Hot Water Heaters The Pioneer Fuel Oil Service of Iacksonville Phone 5-0426 2307 Boulevard DIAMONDS WATCHES FERRELL CLOCKS, CHINA, SILVERWARE, and ALL JEWELRY 220 Main Street IACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA llfllll lll. Pllllllll ll lIlllllPHllU Dependable Insurance and Bonds Graham Building Phone 5-4564 Jacksonville, Fla. Compliments of A FRIEND Clothes of lndividuality and Headquarters for Jacksonville Juniors DRESSES COATS SUITS MILLINERY ACCESSORIES SHOES SPORTSWEAR LINGERIE COSMETICS BEACI-IWEAR HOSIERY F URS Pfgtftfl' Chelf's Drug Store Where Quality Counts Adams at Hogan Streets Phone 2-7535 We meet all advertised Drug Prices Compliments of P U B L I X Cleaners and Laundry Inc. v EXIDE BATTERIES ACCESSORIES SEGRAVES 3601 St. Iohns Ave. Icrcksonville, Fla. Telephones: 2-1161-2-1162 Ihe Presehphen Shep, Ine. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA The One Thing We Do-Prescriptions 1 -I I LEARN T0 USE A BANK NOW WIIILE YOU ARE YOUNG Save regularly. Become acquainted with the officers of your bank . . . and you'll find it helpful later in life. FLORIDA NATIONAL BA K of Jacksonville A Financial Strcmghold 1 h Mark My Word . . Clothes of fDistinction., Smart Feminine Apparel O lIIerh's Sample Shep Comphrnents of WALKER'S SLIPPER SHOP 18 W. Forsyth Street Compliments of the FINANCIAL NEWS Your Stores Alera Brothers Wish you luck CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Eorl Thomas F L O R I S T 'ii I Compliments of GENERAL Linen Supply Co Compliments m the SENIOR CLASS OF ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL from the St. Johns Theater Where thvrv is always a good show l Q Complimvnts of thv Chez la Illar Beanie Saleh 564 Riverside Ave. Manager N. STAKE Compliments of MAX WITTEN HABERDASHER U, lllj llluulll llll 4, 11 eakai, I Y E Y l EAI! Compliments of For Health and Beauty mlllllll Fuller -e JEWELERS MOVING and STORAGE Light-Heavy 124 W. Adams Street Local-dL0ng Distance CITY TRANSFER MID STDRAGE GDMPMIY 1300 Liberty Phone 2-0856 FOLEY RELIABILITY grows more and more pronounced-as the need for it grows more and more imperative! Foley Lumber Sales Corporation Wholesale Lumber and Building Materials Plant and Gtfice: 3630 Mayflower Street Phone 2-1168 Iacksonville, Florida fi , - ',,...x We Jf xl V x ,... .UR , f' - 1 , f 7, I V, , 4, fi.. a' , ' X l ' . ,, K A f f 7 1 1 5 2 , ' W ' 4 P : Y 4' . 11 a f if X 4 f 5 V' - ll . ' 1 : . x X ' !' H- 4 -r-4 tm I Q li .' I X X 1: 1 Y V P2 t ' 3 ,JJ Y I ' f ' A f, Y Mn.. , .. .,,.. J. , , J- KM- ,,,. ,., . midi! I A. . - Jnwplm I cf ' t X, cf' , . .,.. , M511 . -- xx fn I R X bf filo l l 21 X ll 1 f ln K 1 'iff This annual was ..a.... l .,.a. My -gif printed and bound by Saint Augustine, Florida We 'W m il 746 RECORD PRESS 7 VIC. DESIGNERS and PRODUCERS of DISTINCTIVE PRINTING Today more than ever before it is necessary to dress up your product with eye appeal based either on sparkling color or well- planned layout. This is especially true with print- edwmatter. lf the eyes of your prospect are' not first attracted, your message is lost. The Record Press, Inc , is well versed in the needs and require ments of Florida printing We are eager to extend our service to you that your printing may bring results '7l ':'-7,25 ' . 411- L I -P'-W ifi ' Q , ily' - - - .O ' wt ' - - vy' . . N In l fg 'Q' -eff' 'fr .- V ' e, 5 gr V I. 4-p,.. N :W . . . 'X 7 VIEW! i ., - R lb w 1 . bl ivld,-, ,.,,,., 1M ll. - .25 lyme A H We offer complete service in design, composition, printing and binding in all types of work 5 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Akra Brothers ...... Attwoods .....,..... Burgess Battery Co. .... . Cecil W. Powell ...... Chelf's ................. Chez La Mar .............. City Electric Department ...... City Transfer G Storage Co.. . . . Cohen Brothers ....................... Cohen Brothers Photograph Studio ....... Crystal Market ........................ Duval Jewelry Co.. . . .. Earl Thomas Florist ..... Ediphone ............ E. G. Golder ...... Ferrell Jewelry ....... Financial News ......... Florida National Bank ........... Foley Lumber Sales Corporation ..... . . . Foremost Dairies ................ Furchgatt's .............. General Linen Supply Co.. . . . Hardoge E1 Sons .......... Harry Finkelstein ..... Haverty's ........... Herby's Shoe Store ...... Hollywood Men's Shop ..... Hugh Seller's Drugs ..... Ina Brothers.. ..... .. Jacobs Jewelers ........................ Jacksonville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ..... . Jacksonville Typewriter Co. ............. . Joseph H. Walsh Co. ..... . King St. Bicycle Shop ...... Levy's ................ Lindell's ........ Luggage Shop ...... Mangel's ....... Mark's Sample Shop .... Max Witten ...... McCall Coal Co. .... . Merck Drug Co. .... . Miller Electric Co. .... . Miller Press ............. Milton A. Fuller Jeweler ..... Motor Transit Co. ....... . Moyer Marble G Tile Co.. . . . Mundy's Pharmacy ....... Palmer G Reese ..... Prescription Shop .... Publix Cleaners .... Purcell's ....... Quality Shop .... Rainbow Room ....... Record Press, Inc. .... . R. E. Wilkerson Co.. . .. Respess Engraving Co.. . . . Sanford Hall Co. ...... . Satchwell C1 Joseph ..... Schwabilt ........ Seashole Seg rave's ........ Simmons lce Ca. ............ Southem Dairies ............ Southern Maid School Supplies Spottswood ................ Sterchl's ........... St. Johns Theater ...... Thomas C. lmeson Co.. . . . Tooley-Myron ........ Tyresole ........... Underwood Jewelers .... Utsey 6 Lester ...... Victory Exchange ...... Walker's Slipper Shop .... Winn Motor Co. ...... . Withers C1 Odom ..... ,af LEE-HIGH-JAX Lee High SchooI's greatest contribution to the war effort this term is a P-Si Mustang fighter manufactured by North American Aviation, Inc, Money for this pursuit ship was raised through a bond campaign from October 20, 1943 -January 19, 1944. In spite of many interruptions and the Christmas holidays, the school raised 393,000 in bonds and stamps, 58,000 in excess of the price of the ship, We HlIllllllllllEllGElllElllS The i944 BLUE AND GRAY staff would like to take this opportunity to express their appreciation and sincere thanks to these people and organizations, who con- tributed so graciously to this publication. This Annual could not have been pub- lished without the co-operation of the following: The Pan-American Union, Washington, D. C., who supplied theme pictures, Miss Mary Miller, instructor of Pan-American History, who helped with research, Houghton Mifflin Company, publishers, and Burr Durtee and John and Helen McMorris, authors of MATEO AND LOLITA, for the use of the picture at the be- ginning of the Administration and Faculty Section, Joe Glickstein and Francis Hutto for snapshot contributions, And Mr. L. C. Harwell, who handled our financial affairs. 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