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

Page 10 text:

JOSEPH W. GILBERT AN INSTITUTION IS THE LENGHTENED SHADOW OF ONE MAN Qur principal, Joseph Gilbert, is that one man whose untiring efforts have gained for our school the fine reputation which has placed it on the top of every list. He has woven the rough unfinished threads of thousands of students together into an unequalled institution. His competent hand on the steering wheel of our everyday life will long be remembered by all the students who have passed through these halls. No words can express the gratitude and admiration we hold in our hearts for this gentleman, scholar, and friend. . -. - ....IIL4.ia,ml.?f's

Page 9 text:

C ' l C , . ' i ' x i N i l g, iA I 1 W I 5 '55 if I 5 E. 51 5 if E e 9 3 E 25 ,S W Yi G .1 I V i . D ' T I

Page 11 text:

ROBERT LOCKETT OUR CHIEF NEED IN LIFE IS SOMEONE WHO CAN MAKE US DO THOSE THINGS OF WHICH WE ARE CAPABLE . This ability accompanied by a sense of fair play, a profound understanding, and a genial Wit marks Coach Lockett as one of the most well liked personalities at Lee. His per- sonal concern in all matters brought to his attention de- notes the heartfelt interest he maintains in every boy and girl. Rarely combined are keen sportsmanship and intel- lectual interests - both are found and admired in our as- sistant principal, Robert Lockett. MARGUERITE P. CULP A WOMAN WELL BRED AND WELL TAUGHT, FUR- NISHED WITH THE ADDITIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF KNOWLEDGE AND BEHAVIOR, IS A CREATURE WITHOUT COMPARE . Such is Marguerite Culp, our dean of girls, Who always finds time to advise and discuss with us our problems and diffi- culties. Her unselfish attitude, combined with charm and sincerity, is the keynote to her success. She will always be remembered as the gracious lady who helped make our years at Lee dear to us.