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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1951 volume:

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ROBERT W LOCKETT ot only the boys to whom he QIVSS help and advtce but the whole school looks wnh respect and adm1rat1on to Mr Lockett He keeps the ltttle spokes 1n place that turn the blg wheel of Robert E Lee Ftrmness but understandmg 1S h1s motto In recognmon of all he has meant to the students of Lee we co dedtcate thts 1951 BLUE and GRAY to our ass1stant pnncrpal Mr Robert Lockett 4 1 I 3 1 Y J V N E ffl S ,ff ,ff ,ef - - I nl c n I I fr o c J . . .' ' ll I v u v47l0lV DENVER R SAYRE I I seems only rrghr that the 1951 BLUE and GRAY be co dedrcated Io ns sponsor Mr Denver Sayre Wrth panence and hard work genurne rnteresr rn the school and the srudenls has breathed lrfe mio each secnon of the book In thzs small way we pay Inhuie to a man who 1n hrs own unassumrng manner has made a great contnbunon to Lee Hrgh School he has guidecl the. annual through many successful years, and his 3 n..-121 X i 1 W I sk -If-L-,ki , a 'iTf::: 3 f0RfWORD 2 gy Graduation is here bringing to an end twelve long years of 'if S work, fun and innumerable memories. Looking behind we see the 'TE sun setting on the experience of SCHOOL-friends, knowledge, E successes, and failures. But then our gaze turns ahead to the east --'Qi S- and as the sun of the past fades behind us the sun of the future if if bursts forth ahead lighting new and brighter horizons that beckon -,Z qi us onward. In the clear light of the dawn comes the realization JZ' 3 that this is the beginning-not the end-of a great journey. Be- 1. fore us stretches the winding road of the years ahead, only the preparations are completed and now the day of departure is here. We set forth from the High School-great moulder of lives yet to be lived--in anticipation of the better life our faith tells us lies ahead- , t , THE STAFF Km All KM ...- U 'lv .- -1 if il a-1 XXQ SX X xl xiQ X RN, H X- M -- if is- . i - -5 K N. 7: Grill TABLE UP IIIINTENTS Page TITIF PAGE 2 ind 3 DIDICATION 14 ind FOREWORIJ IAC ULTY C LASSE8 SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMOIES AC IIVITII S OUTSTANDING GRADUATLS AIHLETIC 8 40 ADVERTISING 169 , ' , ,, YYI,,,,I, , G, I I A 16 ' I A Y,,, YY,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,Y,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,..,,, , 11111,1 I 1 8 f Q 111, I111111 I11,, I , , IIIIII ,, ,, ,, Y,,, H Q4 . I 11111 I 11111,11 .V.,1 1v.I111,. I I Q6 . A 111111 . 1. I 62 ff' I I ,,,, I I , 88 Q Q 8 ,, . H , ,, .V 11.1131 X X... 9 mx 45 I rl In C U LT .I v is A-, I X 1 1 1 Q f , X I , Y X X x f f en, nf W! A I Y : 1 ,av J 0 I X N 0 jx ,LX fo XI ht-N J ,, 'I 1 JOEL X I N4 4' X5 Jw 5391305 .I 1 cg v - xy'- I2-X' A-N - : A F l X ff 0 X , -,,,i.ii V ,X - - 'i 3- ' ,.-ff? JOSEPH W. GILBERT Principal Mercer University B. S., A. B., A. M. Degrees MISS PAGE BORDEN .52 A, ,gin fif ff MISS MARY AICHEL P. M. ALLISON MISS M. C. Agnes Scott College U. of South Carolina, Florida Southern B. A. Degree George Washington U. Florida State U., Bible A. B. Degree A. B. Degree History Librarian Sponsor-Camera C X JOHN AXTON MRS. ELISABETH C. BIRCH MRS. G. E. Oklahoma State, L. S. U., Hunter College Columbia College, Oklahoma A. and M. A. B. Degree University of Florida B. S. and M. S. Degrees English B. A. Degree Physical Education English 3 LUTHER J. BOWMAN MRS. KITTY S. BROCKETT MISS WILMA BROWARD MRS. CARDELLE BROWER HAROLD E. BRUBECK University ot Tennessee Indiana U., and U. ot Fla. Limestone Col., U. ot S. C. Stetson University U, of Delaware, Columbia University of Pe A. B. Degree A. B. Degree A. B, and M. E. D. Degrees A. B. Degree U., U. of Virginia, Oxtord Columbia University Librarian Head of Mathematics Dept. Girls Study Hall Physical Education University in England B. A. and M. A. Sponsor-Library Council Member ot Honor Society Sponsor-Senior Girls Club, Sponsor-G. A. A. and B. S. and M. A. Degrees History' Committee Grounds Beautification Junior Girls Club English VIRGINIA B. BUNNEY se College, Columbia U., College of Commerce A. B. Degree Business Education 3 MISS MINNIE BURNETT MISS B. L. CHAPPELL MISS MILDRED CHELF MISS JULIA CHENOWETH MRS. LUCY COALE University of Florida, Jacksonville Junior College, Florida State University, Stout Institute Ohio Wesleyan Florida State University Florida State University Ward-Belmont Homemaking University of Miami B. A. E. Degree B. S. Degree Ottice Staff A- B- Degree Business Education Mathematics English Sponsor-Mathematics Club MISS EDELMIRA RIVERO MISS JANET F. ROBERTSON MRS. MABEL B. ROGERS F. S. U. of Mexico Florida State University Converse College, College B. A. Degree B. A. Degree of William and Mary Spanish English B. A. Degree Sponsor-Cheerleaders Latin Sponsor--Latin Club 'YN MRS. LOIS ROWELL MISS KATHLEEN SAMPLE DENVER R. SAYRE U. of Iowa, U. of Florida Stetson University, West Liberty Teachers Col., B. A. Degree Duke University West Virginia University Business Education A, B. Degree A. B. Degree iso Girls' Club Biology Mathematics Sponsor-Annual OFFICE STAFF MARY WEARY, MILDRED CHELF, SARAH DAUGHERT 1951 GERTRUDE B. SLADE MISS MARTHA A. SPROULL MRS. NEVA M. SWEAT MISS DOROTHY THOMAS MRS. KATHLEEN VINSON MRS. BERTIE WADE Florida State University Drexel Institute, Florida State University Ga. State Col. for Women, F. S. U., U. oi F., George Florida State University A. B. Degree Columbia University B. S, Degree U. of G., U. of F., G. T. C. Peabody Col. for Teachers B. S. Degree Business Education Head of Home Economics Chemistry B. S, Degree A. B. Degree Physical Education Sponsor--Jr. Girls' Club Department Physics, Chemistry Head of English Department Sponsor-G. A. A. Sponsor-Senior Class Sponsor-Honor Society MISS E. H. WALKER MRS. MARY G. WEARY Swarthmore, U. of Michigan Florida State University B. A. and M. A. Deqrees L. I. Degree Mathematics Office Staff .tg . .fr GEORGE D. WEST University of Florida B. S. Degree History Sponsor-Alpha Hi-Y Xa if -i L M al, C LA 5 712 JAN 4 IA , K Y A f ' I I v Y .. A ,I I I 0 s Q' lfl f?4?'3 I ' Lk N rw , 2, -, I 'I fg f A ' A 4 W If ff f 1 A 1 Y' : U 5 , ' 5, X w. .J ' 1. x J I I A 'jf' --f' f T Vw fo .rfx I C X X kb gx WKLX 4 5 Z M I L-4 fx 'A ' l A , x 5 Qlafgr.-1-W if i-ZTJL. , fi' III. SS HISTIIHY The fall of 1948 49 was a memorable one for Gllberts Harbor for lt was then that the good shrp 1951 salled mto Port Robert E Lee and was quarantrned rn Orrentatlon The Captaxn was chosen ln record trme and xt was under the pxlotage of Phoebe Jackson and Dan Scarborough and the sponsorshrp of Mrs Rowell and Mr Montgomery that we braved the storms of Sophomore year Prmcrpal Joseph W Gllbert was there glvrng good humored and fatherly advlce and Dean of Grrls Marguerlte P Culp wxth characterlstrc gentleness and porse as sured us of her frrendshxp and understandmg The new Inter com System gave us the feelrng that Mr Grlbert was always navxgatmg wrth us and plottmg our course We watched the varsrty buxldrng take shape the pavrng of the street South of the school and the reclalmlng of the wastelands to the North We are grateful to the Dads Club the P T A and the school board for these xmprovements We were 1ust xnterested bystanders watchxnq the faculty greats , the Jaunty Junlors the Solemn Senrors ,the lettermen, andthe glamour grrls When the roll of 49 50 was taken, we found that a few of us were mlssrng Our pxlots thts year were Vlfglnla Zxpperer and Dana Shrres and we were sponsored by Mrss Broward and Mrss Durrance respectlvely The grrls staged a wonderful Srxth Annual Jumor Grrls Fashlon Show, matched by the equally successful Junror Boys Fashron Show In the fleld of athletxcs lt was evldent from the begxnnmg that we would make a record that would be easlly remembered and ln short trme we caused the whole hlgh school to s1t up and take notice The honored custom of the .Tumor Senlor Prom was the blg soclal event of thrs year On a hurricane wrnd we rode lnto our semor year and the exhllaratmg experxence of belng leaders IH the school s llfe made the long months of hard work pass swrftly The Semor Glrls Club chose Cecella Todd to p1lot them and Mrs Brockett to keep them on thelr course The Senror Fellows selected B1'l Sahlle and accordxng to time honored custom our Assrstant Prmcrpal Mr Locket! stood by Thrs Senror year the grrls and boys 1o1ned forces and worked together as a class under the leadershlp of a chosen group Through the untmng efforts of our beloved sponsor Mrss Dorothy Thomas we sarled mto the fmanclal world rn a brg way The school calendar was or1g1 nated It proved to be an outstandxng success and the proceeds of thxs success enabled us to ald vrsual educatron wlth the purchase of a new motxon ptcture proyector and accessorres The Semor Glrls Jubrlee won tremendous acclaxm rn November We establlshed, we hope, a custom rn the Semor Dxnner Dance grven at the Naval Arr Statron whxch proved to be the gayest party of the Chrrstmas season In the sprung the Senror Fellows Club Vodvxl scored a smash hxt, way out front rn orrgmaltty We ended our years achxevements rn the publxshmg of our Annual THE BLUE AND GRAY, the staff turned out a magnrfrcent edxtron In the mxdst of all the 1oys and excrtments of Commencement week we were overpowered wrth our debt of gratxtude to our school As we look behrnd us and see the successron of adversmes and achrevements we are glad that we went rnto them all whole heartedly and w1th the rrght sp1r1t and we trust that the lessons we have had IH the past may serve as gurde lmes rn the future that we may make the most of our remarnrng opportunrtres, and that each and every one of us be ready to stand up for the courage of hrs convrctlons and wlth only honor love, and respect for Lee tn our hearts when the good shxp fmally welghs anchor rn June 1951 1. - 1 .1 - . ,, u ' I , . . . 1, - - ,I . . . . . , , . . 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' I i 1 ast all and estament OF'THE 1951 GRADUATING CLASS OF ROBERT E LEE HIGH SCHOOL We the 1951 graduatrng class of Robert E Lee Hrgh School berng of average mentalrty desprte the general oprnron of our learned rnstructors do hereby make our frnal wrll and testament Although psychologrcally mrxed up as Senror classes usually are we consrst of 390 separate and drstrnct rndrvrduals We are however rn such complete accord and thrnk so much alrke that the pronoun w wrll be used to denote our entrre group throughout thrs document We hope that our recent teachers and under classmen wrll remember us not for our many faults but for our manrfold and remarkable vrrtues lf thrs document contarns partralrty rn any respect or rf any slrght drscrepancres are noted we trust you wrll pardon them and realrze they are unrntentronal and merely the result of over enthusrasm ln thrs manner do we drspose of our possessrons To Mr Grlbert we grve the satrsfactron of knowrng that another gang of scalawags has at last gone out rnto the world for better or for worse We also leave to hrm the pleasant memorres of our rnvasrons rnto the peaceful atmosphere of hrs sanctuary complarnrng of the many grrevances and rnrustrces rmposed upon us by stalwart teachers Now to hrm we extend our hearty apprecratron for hrs gurdance hrs lollrty and the benefrt of hrs many years of experrence wrth the younger generatron To thrs emacrated hunk of masonry we call our school we bequeath the peaceful quret resultrng from our absence Also the appetrzrng masses of well gnawed gum so petrrfred and hardened after years of drsuse rn the rnconsprcrous hollows of our furnrture together wrth the rmmortal poetry rnscrrbed throughout the burldrng by our drug store genruses The smaller rndrvldual bequests are as follows To the athletrc teams we leave our mark Perhaps not the most rllustrrous record comprled but rt rs ours one to be remembered by all of whether partrcrpants or spectators Soto our drlrgent coaches from whose knowledge and experrence so much has been gained we leave our fond regards and admrratron To the undergraduates we grve our stained and deprecrated books all unpard debts and all the examrnatron questrons we have been grven durrng the past ear We belreve that an exam lrke hrstory often repeats rtself The answers never owned rn entrrety have long srnce been mrslard by us and are not rncluded rn thrs legacy To the Juruor class we wrll our self satrsfactron our wrsdom our rmportance and our concert all of whrch we possess rn enormous quantrtres We also leave our good luck It made us what we are today and therefore should satrsfy them To the low and rllrterate Sophomores we leave our patrence lt wrll be found useful rn combattrng the rebukes and mrstreatments of the asrnrne .lunrors To our teachers the faculty of Robert E Lee Hrgh School we grve free from all rnherrtance luxury or rncome tax our entrre store of knowledge We also leave our rnvaluable oprnron on frnal exams requrrements for graduatron and all the addrtronal rnformatron obtarned by orrgrnal research and contemplatron The latter mrght even wrth profrt be rncorporated rnto the next course of study To them we also leave our sense of humor and persrstent hecklrng ln addrtron we bequeath our genurne gratrtude for therr unfarlrng krndness and ard To the over ambrtrous under graduate rt such there be we leave the perfect rndolence of Charlre Capps Some people srt and waste trme Charlre lust srts Besrdes these bequests we leave our best wrshes to any and all who may desrre them In wrtness whereof we the class of 1951 the testator, have set our hand and seal on thrs frrst day of .lune rn the year of 1951 WILHGSSSS Just to make lt legal Attorneys at law. - , V 1 1 , . 1 1 - 1 1 , e . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 us . . . . , , 1 1 9 - 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - r 1 1 1 - , . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , , . , . 1 1 1 - I -.....1....-.-.-1-.-1-.1 .. f-T: :::--- - 'f-f f--- Y- Y Y Y ' ' ' f .- -.-.- -..-1--1 v1 - Q 1- - ABBOUD, THOMAS-Business Camera Club 131 ADAMS, JOAN IRIS-General ADAMS, PATSY LLUUANNA-College H. R. Rep. 12, 31, Red Cross Rep. 12, 31, S. H. Mon. 13, 41, Chorus 121, Radio Guild 141, Jubilee 141. ADCOCK, CHARLES GOODWIN, JR.- College Gamma Hi-Y 12, 31, Sgt.-at-arms 131, Vodvil 121, Track 141. AGEE, MARJEAN--General Beta Y-Teens 13, 41, D. C. T. 141. AHLEFELDT, ELISABETH ANN-General Transferred from Grand Ledge, Michigan 131, Spanish Club 141. ALFORD, ERNEST HASKELL-College French Club 12, 31, French Play 141, Boy's Chorus 12, 31, Mixed Chorus 141. ALLABEN, JOHN EDWIN-College Science Club 121, Sec, 121, Latin Club 13, 41, Spanish Club 141, Beta Hi-Y 141, Nat. Honor Society 13, 41. ALLEN, BARBARA-General D. C, T. 13, 41. ALLSTEDT, RAYMOND NORMAN- College Thespian 13, 41, Kappa Hi-Y 141, Spanish Club 13, 41, Radio Guild 141, Stage Crew 12, 31, Math Club 141, Band 12, 3, 41. AMAN, JEAN SKINNER-College Dean's Staff 13, 41. ANDERSON, MARTHA WILLIE-College N. F. L. 12, 3, 41, Thespian 12, 3, 41, Radio Guild 141, Sec, Library Staff 12, 31, French Club 141, Red Cross Club 141, Thespian Play 121, Frollics 12, 31, Talent Show 12, 31, Jubilee 141, One Act Play Festival 121. SE IDRS JOHN DITTMAR President of the Senior Class ANDERSON, SALLY PORTER-College Latin Club 121, Jr. Classical League 121, Delta Y-Teens 13, 41, Pub, Chr. 141, French Club 13, 41, Nat. Honor Society 13, 41, Radio Guild 141. ARI-'LlN, ISABELLE KAREN-College Thespians 141, Spanish Club 121, Glee Club 121, Frolics 141, Red Cross Rep. 131, S. H. Mon. 141, Dean's Staff 141. ARROWOOD, MARY ELIZABETH-College Spanish Club 141, Forensic Frolics 141, Jr, Boy's Fashion Show 131, Jubilee 141, Majorette 141, S. H. Mon. 141, Nat. Honor Society 141, Spanish Play 141. ARTERBURN, PATRICIA JANE--College Latin Club 12, 31, French Club 12, 31, Sr. G. Jubilee 141, Band 12, 3, 41. 951 PHOEBE JACKSON Vice President of the Senior Class ATCHLEY, GEORGE LAFAYETTE-College Latin Club 12, 31, Delta Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Pres. 141, Bus. Mgr. Spotlight 12, 31, Baby Football Team 12, 31, Mgr. 141, Canoe Team 121, Baseball 131, Delta Y-Teen Mas- cot 141, L Club 141. ATKINSON, HERBERT EDWARD-General BAILEY, SUSAN ELLEN-College French Club 13, 41, Forensic Frolics 141, Sr. G. Jubilee 141, Tennis 13, 41, Volley Ball 141, Annual Rep. BAKER, CAROLE JEAN-General Delta Y-Teens 121, Science Club 121. BALDWIN, ROBERT EDWARD-College Football 121, Band 131. BALDWIN, WALTER JOSEPH-College BALL, SCOTT BELL-College Stage Crew 13, 41, Student Dir. 141, Thes- pians 141, S. H. Mon. 141, Debate Club 141, N. F. L. 141, Dads' Club Sec. 121, Stage Crew Play 141, One-Act Play 141. BARLOW, ALLEN ELLSWORTH-College Gamma Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Sec. 13, 41, Fashion Show 131, Vodvil 141, Cross Country 13, 41, Track 13, 41, Office Staff 141. BASFORD, PEGGY RUTH-Business Spanish Club 121, Glee Club 131, Jubilee 141, J. G. C. Grp. Leader 131. BATES, EMMA JANE-College Red Cross Rep. 141, G. A. A. 131, Girl's Chorus 12, 41. BATTON, SYLVIA MAE-Business Girls' Glee Club 12, 3, 41. BECKER, PAUL DAVID-College Annual Staff 131, Treas. 141, Hall Mon. 121, Office Staff 141, Quill and Scroll 141. BECKER, SALLY-College S. H. Mon. 121, Science Club 121, Girls' Chorus 13, 41, Glee Club 13, 41, S. H. Mon. 141, Red Cross 131, Thespian 141, Jubilee 141- BECKHAM, CARLLEN KATHRYN- Business Delta Y-Teens 121. BEDELL, FRANK CARTMEL-College Kappa Hi-Y 131, Pres. 141, J. C. L. 131, Pres. 141, Vodvil 13, 41, Baby Football 121, Annual Bus. Staff 13, 41, Sports Ed. 141, Annual Rep. 12, 3, 41, Quill and Scroll. BELISARIO, HEWLETT CROSBY, JR.- Business BELL, NORMA JEAN-Business Jubilee 141, Majorette 141, Lib. Council 141, Calendar Girl, BELL, LOlS LOUISE-College Jubilee 141, Lib. Council 141, Chorus BENNETT, BOB FRANKLIN-College Alpha Hi-Y, Football 12, 3, 41, Golf 141. BENNETT, SUE CAROLYN-Business Glee Club 12, 41, Jubilee 141, S. H. Mon. 131- BERNARD, EUGENE OCTAVE-General Pres. clee Club 131, Ha-Y 121. BERRYMAN, LOIS CATHRYNE-Business Jubilee 141, Red Cross Rep. 121, Annual Rep. 131. BESSENT, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH-General Delta Y-Teens, Jubilee 141, Frolics 121. BISHOP, LOUISE ALINE-College Class Chap. 121, Dads Club Sec. 12, 31, H. R. Rep. 121, Red Cross Rep. 121, Treas. 121, Spanish Club, S. H. Mon. 141. BIVINS, DANIEL WILLIAM-Business Baby Football 131, Chorus 121, Camera Club BLOUNT, SARA ALLYN-College Spanish Club 13, 41, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, S. H. Mon, 121, Red Cross Rep. 121, Nat. Honor Society. BOGGS, HARRIET CHARLOTTE-College Beta Y-Teens 141, Publicity chm. S. G. C., J. G. C. and Sr. G, C., Annual Staff 13, 41. BOHANNON, CHARLES EDWARD- College Jr. Classical League, Lee Latin Club 12, 31. SE IUH5 DOROTHY HADLEY Secretary of the Senior Class BOONE, OVAL BARRY-College Treas. Jr, B. C., Treas. Class 141, Latin Club 12, 31, Nat. Honor Society 13, 41, Vodvil 141, Frolics 141, Jr. B, Fashion Show, Calendar. BOTTORFF, JAMES BRUCE-General Beta Hi-Y 12, 31, Office Stalf 141. BOWEN, BARBARA ANN-Business Chorus 121, Red Cross Rep, 121, V, Pres. Beta Y-Teens 141, Lib. Council 141, S, H. Mon. 131, Jubilee 141. BOWEN, DOROTHY LOVE-Business Thespian 13, 41, Red Cross Rep. 141, H. R, Rep. 141, N. F. L. 13, 41, Lib. Staff 121, Frolics 131, Jubilee 141, Radio Guild 13, 41, Office Statl 141. 1 951 OVAL BOONE Treasurer of the Senior Class BOWMAN, ROBERT WILLIAM-Business Gamma Hi-Y, Order oi the Arrow. BOYD, BETTY JEAN-Business Sgt.-at-Arms S. G. C, 141, Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, V. Pres. 131, Lib. Council 12, 3, 41, Treas. 131, V. Pres. 141, Red Cross Rep. 121, H. R. Rep. 13, 41, Frolics 131, YeTeen Fashion Show 131, Jubilee 141, G. A. A. 121, Duval Co. Lib. Council 13, 41, Treas, 131, Soc. Chm. 141, D. T. C. BOYD, LOWELL BEASLEY-Business L Club 141, Football 12, 3, 41. BOYNTON, ROBERTA LOUISE-College Latin Club 12, 31, Dads' Club Sec. 121, Jubilee 141. BRAMLETT, CLYDE EDWARD-General BRANNAN, KENNETH, JR.-General Library Staff 131. BRANTLEY, DAVID-College Vodvil 141, Baby Football Team 121. BRESSLER, JOEL VERNON-College Spanish Club 13, 41, French Club 13, 41, Thespians 141, Spanish Play 131, French Play 141, Band 12, 3, 41. BRODMERKEL, ANN TOWNSEND- General BROWN, GEORGE CHARLES-Colleqe Thespians 141, Stage Crew 13, 41, Frolics 131, Arsenic and Old Lace 131. BUCK, DELORES JEANETTE-Colleqe Latin Club Sec. 13, 41, Radio Guild 141, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, S. H. Mon. 13, 41, Red Cross Rep. 141. BUCKNER, PEGGY LU-College Spanish Club 13, 41, Science Club 121, Radio Guild 141, Frolics 141, Volley Ball Team 131, G, A. A. 12, 3, 41, Pres. 131, Sec. 141. BUFORD, CONSTANCE JOAN-Business Sec. Thespians 141, Treas. Radio Guild 13, 41, Stage Crew 141, S. H. Mon. 141, D. T. C. 131, Red Cross Rep. 141, Office Staff 13, 41, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, Tennis Team 131, Volley Ball 131, Beta Y- Teens 141. BURNS, ELIZABETH ANNE-Business BURROUGHS, ELMETTA-Business BUSSELLE, ELIZABETH ANN-College H. R. Chap. 141, N. F. L., Thespians 13, 41, French Club 12, 31, Delta Y-Teens, Frolics 131, H. R. Rep. 121, Annual Rep, 131, Red Cross Rep. 121. BUTTS, MARY ELAINE-College Glee Club 121, Red Cross Club 131, Dean's Staff 141, Jubilee 141, CADOURA, GEORGE NAJIB-Colleqe Thespians 13, 41, Delta Hi-Y 141, Lee Latin Forum 12, 31, Pres. 121, Frolics 131, Thes- pian Play 131, Thespian Convention 131. CAIN, CHARLIE STANFORD-General Sec. S. B. C., Basketball 121, Football 121, H. R. Rep. 141. CAMERON, MARY ANNE-Business N. F. L. 13, 41, Thespians 13, 41, Radio Guild 13, 41, Delta Y-Teens 13, 41, Pub. Chair, 13, 41, Library Council 13, 41, Pub. Chair. 141, Frolics 131, Spotlight 12, 31, S. H. Mon. 121, H, R. Rep. 141. CANADY, CLYDE BRYAN, JR.-General Band 12, 3, 41, Office Staff 141, Lee Hi Swing Band 141, Kappa HivY 141. CANTRELL, JACK THOMAS-Colleqe Band 12, 3, 41, Office Staff 141, Swing Band 141, Kappa Hi-Y 141. CANTRELL, MOSES TERRY-College Kappa Hi-Y 141, Band 12, 3, 41, Latin Club 12, 3, 41- CARNETT, MARION LOIS-College Glee Club 12, 31, Talent Show 131, Jubilee 141, All Southern Chorus 121, All State Chorus 131. CARTER, RUTH LaWANDA-Business Spanish Club 12, 3, 41, Pub. Chair. 141, Thespians 141, Radio Guild 141, Frolics 13, 41, Jubilee 141, Spanish Play 131, H. R. Rep. 12, 31, Dean's Staff 141, S. H. Mon. 131, Nat. Honor Society 141. CARTIN, SYLVIA PAY-College Red Cross Rep. 131, S. H. Mon. 121, Major- ette 141. CAUSEY, VIRGINIA LOUISE JOANN- Business Jubilee 141, Basketball Team 12, 3, 41, Softball Team 12, 3, 41, Volleyball Team 12, 5, 41. CAVENDER, RUTH-Business Jubilee 141, H. R. Rep. 121. SE IDRS JOHN HOWELL Chaplain of the Senior Class CHADBOURNE, BRUCE DENING-College Jr, Boys' Fashion Show 131, Basketball 12, 3, 41, Track 131, Escort Lee-Jackson Game 141. CHAMBLISS, I-IOMER CLIFF-Colleqe Thespians 13, 41, Sgt.-At-Arms 141, Stage Crew 13, 41, Science Club 121. CHAMPION, ELSIE JEAN-Business CHAPMAN, GLORIA BEATRICE-Business Glee Club 12, 3, 41. 1951 JERRY HIPPS Sgt at-Arms of the Senior Class CLEMONS, KILBURN CARLTON-College CLIFFORD, VERNON KENNETH-Business Alpha Hi-Y 12, 31, Chap. 141, Vice Pres. Camera Club 13, 41, Vodvil 13, 41, Track 121, Hall Mon. 131, Office Staff 141. CLUXTON, JOHN FRANKLIN-College Gamma Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Baby Football 121, Canoe Team 131, Math Club 131, Nat. Honor Society 141. COBB, EMSLEY FOSTER-College Thespians 13, 41, Frolics 131, Band 12, 3, 41. COCHRAN, MARY FRANCES-Business H. R. Rep. 13, 41, Red Cross Rep. 12, 41, Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Sr. Advisor Board 141. COCKS, BARBARA LAING-College Treas. Sr. G. C., Nat. Honor Society 13, 41, Delta Y-Teens 131, Jr. Girls' Fashion Show 131, Dean's Staff 13, 41. COLE, NOMAN MONROE, JR.-College Latin Club 12, 31, Thespians 13, 41, Beta Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Treas. 141, L Club 13, 41, Frolics 131, Track 12, 3, 41, Office Staff 141, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131. COLEMAN, SHIRLEY JO ANNE-Business Majorette 13, 41, S. H. Mon. 131. COLLINS, MINNIE MARIE-Business Jubilee 141, H. R. Rep. 141. COLLINS, WILLENE RUTH-Business COLSON, BARBARA ANN-Business Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131, Jubilee 141. CONWAY, MILDRED LOUISE-General COOPER, WILLIAM BRUCE-College Annual 13, 41, Bus. Man. 141, Quill and Scroll 13, 41, Red Cross Rep. 121, Nat. Honor Society 141, Latin Club 13, 41. CORNELIUS, RICHARD MEREDITH- College Trans. From Newton, Pa, 131, Swimming 131. CORNWALL, ANNE ELIZABETH--College Treas. S. G. C., Band 12, 3, 41, Delta Y- Teens 12, 3, 41, Prog. Chair. 141, French Club 13, 41, Radio Guild 141, Thespians 141, Debate Club 141, Nat. Hon. Soc. 141, Jubilee 141, Frolics 141, Annual Rep. 12, 3, 41. COSSEY, FRANCES ANNISE-Business 41 COTNEY, ROBERT EDWARD-General office staff 141. COTTLE, BETTY JOAN-General D. C. T. 141, Thespians 12, 31, Talent Show 12, 31, Amateur Night 12, 31, G. A. A. 121. CRAWFORD, JESSIE MAE-Business Red Cross Rep. 131. CRAWFORD, RUEBIN DAVID-Business CRAWLEY, PATSY ANN-College Delta Y-Teens 141. CREDLE, PATRICIA LOUISE-General Trans. from Lakeland, Fla. 131, Delta Y- Teens 131, Thespians 141, French Club 13, 41, Frolics 131, Jubilee 141, H. R. Rep. 141, S. H. Mon. 141. CRISS, LILLIAN DOREEN-General Trans. from Grand Ledge, Mich. 131. CRUTCI-IFIELD, CHRISTINE DEARING- College Spanish Club 121, French Club 13, 41, Thespians 141, Talent Show 131, Jubilee 141, Swimming Team 13, 41, S. I'I. Mon. 131. CULPEPPER, DOROTHY JUNE-College Delta Y-Teens 121, Majorette 12, 31, Head Majorette 141, Calendar Girl 141. CUNNINGI-IAM, .IOANN-General Trans. from Seattle, Wash. DAME, CAROL JANET-College Red Cross Rep. 12, 3, 41, G. A, A. 121. DANIEL, NANCY MALOY-College Jr. Classical League 12, 3, 41, Sec. 131, Chap. 141, Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, Library Staff 12, 31, Red Cross Rep. 131, Thespians 13, 41, Radio Guild 141, Frollics 13, 41, Jubilee 141, Jr. Girls Fashion Show 131, S. H. Mon. 131, Sec. Fla. Jr. Class League 141- SE IIJH5 BILLY THOMPSON President of the Mid-Year Class DANIELS, JANIE SUE-Business DARBY, HARRIET MASON-College Spanish Club 121, French Club 13, 41, Thespians 141, Talent Show 131, Jubilee 141. DARSEY, EARLINE-General DAUGHTERY, WILLIAM JAMES-General 951 BOB SCHILTZ Vice President of the Mid-Year Class DAVIDS, WILLIAM ROBERT-General DAVIS, DOROTHY JEAN-College Grp. Lead. Sr. G, C., Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, Frolics 13, 41, Sponsor Lee-Jack- son Game 141, Annual 141, Calendar Girl 141, H. R. Rep. 121, Swimming Team 131, Ouill and Scroll 141. DAVIS, ELEANOR ANN-College Cheerleader 13, 41, Library 121, Spanish Club 121, Study Hall Monitor 13, 41, Foren- sic Frolics 141, Sr. Girls' Jubilee 141, An- nual Stafl 141 DAVIS JEAN CONSTANCE Colleqe A 3 4 Treas 141 Latin Cu DAVIS, MARY WILL-College Delta Y-Teens 13, 41, Spanish Club 141, Chorus 131, Dean's Staff 131. DAY, RODNEY OTTO-College Spanish Club 121, Beta Hi-Y 121, Kappa I-Ii-Y 141, Canoeing 121, Track 13, 41, DENDLER, FLORENCE MAE-Colleqe Delta Y-Teens 121, Beta Y-Teens, Sec. 131, Pres. 141, Camera Club 131, G. A. A. 121, Red Cross Rep. 131, Pres. Red Cross 141, Girls' Chorus 131, Mixed Chorus 141, Dean's Staff DE SHA, NANCY SUE--Business Driving 141, Jubilee 141. DICKSON, RACHEL CAROLYN-Business D. C. T, 141, G. A. A. 121. DITTMAR, JOHN FRASER-College Pres. Sr, Class 141, Frolics 141, Basketball 13, 41, Mascot J. G. C. 131, L Club 141. DOBBS, DOROTHY MAE-Business Driving 141, Sec. Training 141. DONALDSON, SARAH ANN-Colleqe DOUGLAS, .IACOUELINE WAYNNE- College Delta Y-Teens 13, 41, Treas. 141, S. H. Mon. 121, Dad's Club Sec. 121, Annual 131, H. R. Rep. 141. DOUGLAS, SARA MARCIA--Business Thespian 141, Radio Guild 141, Beta Y- Teens 141, Showtime 121, Jubilee 141, Girls' Chorus 121, Mixed Chorus 121, Driving 141. DOWLING, PAULINE ELIZABETH- General DOWLING, RUTH ELIZABETH-General Band 12, s, 41, Latin cxub 121, G. A. A. 121. 'sv DRAGE, JACK EDMOND-General DRIVER, ENID RUTH-College Beta Y-Teen 141, Jubilee 141. EDWARDS, BETTY JEAN-General Red Cross Club 121, Dad's Club Rep. 121, H. R. Rep. 121, Annual Rep. 131. ENG, MAE SUE-College French Play 131, Red Cross Rep. 141. ENG, WAH KUEY-College EPTING, ROBERT EVERETT, JR.-College Band 121. PANT, MARY CAROLYN-College Library Staff 141, Soc. Chair. 141, Frolics 121, Jubilee 141, Jr. Girls' Fashion Show 121, H. R. Rep. 141. FAULKNER, ROBERT FRANKLIN- Business Camera Club 12, 3, 41, Pres. 141, Annual Staff Photographer 141, Radio Guild 121. FELLA, ANNE-General Trans. from Charlotie, N. C. 121, French Club 131, Camera Club 131, Red Cross Rep. 131, Thespians 141, Radio Guild 141, G. A. A. 131, Jubilee 141, Annual Rep. 141. FRAMPTON, ROBERT TRAYLOR-College Kappa Hi-Y 13, 41, Band 12, 3, 41, Vice- Pres. 141. FRANZ, MILDRED LOUISE-General Delia Y-Teens 12, 31, G. A. A. 121, Jubilee 141. FRIER, FRANCES GENEVA-Business Red Cross Rep. 121, H. R. Rep. 12, 31, G. A. A. 121, D. C. T. 141. SE IUHS LESLIE LESTER Secretary of the Mid-Year Class FRIGO, JOE, JR.-College Track 131, Football 12, 31, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131. GANEY, CURTIS EDISON-General H. R. Rep. 131. GANN, BARBARA ANN-College Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, Glee Club 121, Library Staff 141, Annual 131, Span. Club 141, Radio Guild 141, Frolics 131, Jubilee 141, Talent Show 141. GARDNER, LYLE JAMES-College Sgifai-Arms J. B. C., Sgt.-at4Arms S. F. C., Baseball 12, 3, 41, L Club 12, 3, 41. ...Y 951 BARBARA REED Treasurer of the Mid-Year Class GENTRY, ROBERT VANCE-College Band 12, 3, 41. GEORGE, DREXELL ARLEASE-College Gamma Hi-Y 12, 31, Chap. 131, Stage Crew 12, 3, 41, Chorus 121, Span. Club 12, 31, Thespians 13, 41, Radio Guild 141, Vodvil 121, Stage Crew Play 131, Spanish Play 12, 31, Frolics 131, H. R. Rep. 131, Dads' Club Sec. 131, Red Cross Rep. 131, Annual Rep. 121. GILL, NEWELL THOMAS-College Delta Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, L Club 13, 41, Swimming 12 3 41 Vodvil 13 41 Hall on 121 Mascot Sr G C 4 Pres o L Club 141 Co Captain Swimming Team GILLESPIE MYNA VIRGINIA Busmess GODWIN, ROBERT EARL-General Sgt.-at-Arms S. B. C., L Club 12, 3, 41, Baseball 12, 3, 41, Basketball 13, 41, Office Staff 131, S. H. Mon. 13, 41, H. R. Rep. 121, Escort Lee-Jackson Game 141. GOFF, RAMONA LOUISE-Business Red Cross Rep. 121, Chorus 121, Latin Club 121, Jubilee 141. GORDON, SAMUEL-College Annual 12, 3, 41, Business Manager 131, Editor-in-Chief 141, Nat. Honor Society 13, 41, Sgt.-at-Arms 141, Quill and Scroll 13, 41, Outstanding Grad., Fla. Boys' State. GRAHAM, JUNE CORA MAE-College Glee Club 121, H. R. Rep. 131, Red Cross Rep. 141, Jubilee 141. GRAHAM, ROBERT EVERETT-Colleqe Football 12, 31, Chorus 121, D. C. T. 141. GRESHAM, IRMA JUNE-College Salutatorian of Mid Year Graduates, GROSHELL, HOWARD GEORGE-College Kappa Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Vice. Pres. 141, Thespians 141, Vodvil 141, Band 12, 3, 41, Dads' Club Sec. 131. HABER, HELEN DOROTHY-College Sgt.-at-Arms J. G. C., Span. Club 12, 3, 41, Debate 131, Radio Guild 13, 41, Thespians 13, 41, N. F. L. 13, 41, Frolics 13, 41, Jubilee 141, Annual Rep. 13, 41, S. H. Mon. 121. HADLEY, DOROTHY LOUISE-College Vice4Pres. S. G. C., Sec. J. G. C., Sec. Sr. Class, Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, Vice- Pres. 141, Latin 121, Thespians 141, Annual 12, 3, 41, Quill and Scroll 13, 41, Mascot Delta Hi-Y 141, Jr. Girls' Fashion Show 121, Talent Show 12, 3, 41, Frolics 13, 41, Jubilee 141, Outstanding Grad., Mascot S. F. C. 141. HALL, BETTY JO-Business HALL, JOHN HERBERT-College HALL, MARTHA FRANCES-Business Delta Y-Teens 131, Beta Y-Teens 141, Red Cross Rep. 131. HAMMOND, JOYCE JENELL-Colleqe Latin Club 12, 31, Vice-Pres. 121, Jr. Clas- sical League 141, Nat. Honor Society 13, 41, S. H. Mon, 121. HAMRICK, HELEN ELIZABETH-College Band 13, 41, Jr. Classical League 13, 41, Sgt.-at-Arms 131, Sec. 141, Nat. Honor Society 13, 41, Delta Y-Teens 141, Jubilee 141, Outstanding Grad. HANCOCK, DONALD CHARLES-College Kappa Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Treas. 131, Sec. 141, Thespians 13, 41, Frolics 131, Band 12, 3, 41. HANSEN, BILLY MARIUS-College Beta Hi-Y 141, Span. Club 13, 41, Spanish Play 13, 41, Track 12, 3, 41, Dads' Club Sec. 121, Nat. Honor Society 141. HARDEE, ROBERT WILSON-General Sgt.-at-Arms Mid-Year Grad. Class. HARPER, HELEN ARCHER-College Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, Span. Club 131, Red Cross 12, 41, Vice-Pres. 141, Thespians 141, Frolics 13, 41, Spanish Play 131, Jubilee 141, Annual Rep. 131, Annual 13, 41, Ouill and Scroll 141. HARRIS, HENRY WILLIAM-College Gamma Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Math Club 141, Swimming 13, 41, Canoeing 131, H. R. Rep. 12, 3, 41, L Club 141. HARRIS, JOHN DELANO 1Tim1-General Alpha Hi-Y 141, Football 13, 41, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131, Hall Mon. 131, L Club 141, Vodvil 141. HARRIS, NELSON DONALD-Business Football 13, 41, Track 12, 3, 41, Basketball 12, 3, 41, L Club 13, 41, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131. HART, SARAH FRANCES-College Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, French Club 13, 41, Treas. 141, Science Club 12, 31, Radio Guild 131, Jubilee 141, Band 12, 3, 41, Treas. 141. HARTWIG, LEWIS ROBERT-General Camera Club 141, Vodvil 141, Stage Crew 12, 3, 41, Manager 141, Office Staff 121. HARVEY, CYNTHIA LEE-General Jr. Classical League 121, Spanish Club 13, 41, Red Cross Rep. 141. SE IUH5 BOB HARDEE Chaplain of the Mid-Year Class HEATH, JUNE LUCILE-Business Jubilee 141. HERR, BENJAMIN H.-General Camera Club 141. HIGHSMITH, SHIRLEY DEAN-Business Library Staff 121, Frolics 131, Jubilee 141, Sub. Majorette 141. HIPPS, WILLIAM JERRY-Business Sgt.-at-Arms Sr. Class, Delta Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Sgt.-at-Arms 141, L Club 13, 41, Jr. B. Fashion Show 131, Vodvil 13, 41, Football 12, 3, 41, Track 13, 41, Canoeing 121, Base- ball 131, Calendar Boy 141. PEGGY WILLIAMS Sgt at-Arms of the Mid-Year Class HODGES, HAVARD EUGENE-Colleqe Baby Football 121. HOLLAND, WILLIAM JAMES-General HOSKINSON, CAROL JACOULINE- General Jr. Classical League 121, Frolics 141, Jubi' lee 141, Thespians 141. HOWARD, PEARLIE FRANCES-Business Jubilee 141. HOWELL, JOHN EDMUND-College Chap. Sr. Class, Kappa Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Thespians 141, N. F. L. 141, Debate 141, Treas. 141, Sec. Central Fla. Speech League 141, Band 12, 3, 41, Reporter 141. HUGGINS, KYLENE-General HURNER, ROBERT EMIL-College Cheerleader 141, Prolics 141, Vodvil 141, Hall Mon. 121, Office Staff 13, 41, S. H. Mon. 141. HURST, NANCY ANN-Business Beta Y-Teens 13, 41, Jubilee 141, H. R. Rep. 141. HUTTO, MARY ETHEL-College Science Club 121, Glee Club 12, 31, All State Chorus 131, Jubilee 141. HYDE, JERONIE JACKSON-College Science Club 121, Delta Hi-Y 141, Vodvil 141, Dads' Club Sec. 141, Hall Mon. 121, Pla. State Academy of Science 121. IVES, WILLIAM MANER-College N. F. L. 13, 41, V. Pres. 141, Thespians 13, 41, V. Pres. 141, Debate 13, 41, V. Pres. 141, Stage Crew 13, 41, Radio Guild 13, 41, Annual 141, Stage Crew Play 131, Baby Football 121, Canoeing 121. JVEY, KATHRYN RAE-Business D. c. T. 141. IVIE, RHETA JEAN-General Science Club 121, Spanish Club 121, Radio Guild 141, Glee Club 121, Jubilee 141, Library Staff 13, 41, Chap. 141. JACKSON, JANET ALLEN-General G. A. A. 121, Jubilee 141. JACKSON, PHOEBE ANNE-College Pres. S. G. C., Grp. Lead. J. G. C., V. Pres. Senior Class, Thespians 13, 41, Pres. 141, N. F. L. 141, Nat. Hon. Soc. 13, 41, Sec. 141, Mascot Gamma Hi-Y 141, French Club 13, 41, V. P. 141, Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, V. Pres. 121, Sec. 141, V. Pres. 131, Quill and Scroll 141, Sponsor Lee-Jackson Game 141, Outstanding Grad., Stage Crew 12, 3, 41, Thespian Play 12, 3, 41, Stage Crew Play 13, 41, Fla. Girls' State. JACOBS, DONALD WOODROW- Business Baby Football 121. JARMON, WILBUR WINSTON-College JENKINS, BETTY JEANE-Business Beta Y-Teens 141, Dean's Staff 13, 41, Driving 131. JENKINS, DOROTHY FERN-Business Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, S. H. Mon. 131, Annual 141, Ouill and Scroll 141. JOHNS, ELIZABETH JOANNE-College Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, Volleyball 131, H. R. Rep. 141, JOHNS, ERMA JEAN-Business Girls' Chorus 121, Mixed Chorus 121, Campus Corner 121, Driving 141. JOHNSON, JAMES MELVIN-General Band 12, 3, 41. JOHNSON, LAFAYETTE DARWIN, JR.- College French Club 12, 31, Order of Arrow 12, 31, Camera Club 13, 41, Thespians 141, Radio Guild 141, Baby Football 121, Swimming 131, Track 141. JOHNSON, C. LAMAR-Business Camera Club 131. JONES, SEABORN PHILLIPS, JR.-College Science Club 12, 31, Radio Guild 141, Math Club 141. JONES, JERELE LOUISE-College Glee Club 131, Thespians 141, Debate 141, Radio Guild 141, Jr. Girls' Fashion Show 131, Frolics 13, 41, Jubilee 141, Thespian Play 141, H. R. Rep. 131, Red Cross Rep. 12, 31, Dads' Club Sec. 12, 31, Stage Crew 141. JORDAN, MARGREETA LUCILLE-General Science Club 121, Spanish Club 121, Radio Guild 141, Spanish Play 131, Jubilee 141, Volleyball 13, 41, Library Staff 141. JORDAN, MELVENIA VICTORIA- Business CECELIA TODD President of the Senior Girls Club KANTOR, STANLEY ESTRIN-Colleqe Annual 13, 41, Bus. Mgr. 141, Order of Arrow 141, Thespians 141, Quill and Scroll 13, 41, Band 12, 3, 41, KEMP, JOHN SUMNER, JR.-General Gamma Hi'Y 13, 41, Frolics 141, Vodvil 141, Swimming 12, 3, 41, L Club 13, 41, Office Staff 141, Baby Football 121. KEMP, WILLIAM-General Baby Football 121, Swimming 12, 31, L Club 131. KELLEY, KELLENE ALMA-Business Jubilee 141. 95 BILLY SAHLIE President of the Senior Fellows' Club KENNEDY, BYRON LEIT-College Alpha Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Pres. 141, Latin Club 121, Vodvil 13, 41, S. H. Mon. 131. KERR, JANETTE RUTH-College Trans. from Miami, Fla. 141, Nat. Honor Society 141, Latin Club 141, Majorette 141. KlNG, MARLENE ELVIRA-Business H. R. Rep. 12, 31, Swimming 131. KING, MARY ELIZABETH-Business Beta Y-Teens 13, 41. KINSEY DOUGLAS DALE General C T KIRKLAND, ALICE LA VERNE-College Treas. J. G. C., Thespians 141, N. F. L. 141, French Club 121, Prolics 141, Jubilee 141, Majorette 12, 31, Head Maj. 131, Annual 141, S. H. Mon. 121, Red Cross Rep. 12, 31, H. R. Rep. 121, Dads' Club Sec. 121, One Act Play Festival 141. KIRKLAND, BETTYE JOYCE-General Glee Club 12, 31. KLICKER, CAROLYN MAY-College G. A. A. 12, 3, 41, Treas. 131, Pres. 141, Annual 13, 41, Nat. Honor Society 13, 41, Chap. 141, S. H. Mon. 121, Dean's Staff 12, 31, Baseball 121, Volleyball 131, Bad- minton 131, Ouill and Scroll 141. KNOLL, MAHLENE ANN-Business Delta Y-Teens 12, 31, Library Staff 121. KOWKABANY, ALICE MARIE-Business G. A. A. 12, 3, 41. LANE, ALICE VIRGINIA-Business LANE, LYNDA BERNICE-College Trans. from Orlando, Fla. 131, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, Volley Ball 13, 41, Nat. Honor Society 141. LASSK, WILLIAM-College Band 12, 3, 41. LAZARUS, GORDON ANTHONY-College Kappa Hi-Y 121, Frolics 141, Baby Basket- ball 121, Cheerleader 141. LEE, JOAN RUBY-College Grp. Lead. Sr. G. C., Thespians 141, Radio Guild 141, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, Junior Girls' Fashion Show 141. LEE, LEWIS SWIFT-College N. F. L. 13, 41, Pres. 141, Debate 13, 41, Pres. 141, Thespians 13, 41, Radio Guild 13, 41, French Club 13, 41, Camera Club 121, Outstanding Grad., L Club 13, 41, Swimming 12, 3, 41, Beta Hi-Y 12, 31, Track 121, Frolics 13, 41, Thespian Play 141, Stage Crew 141, Pres. Central Fla. Speech League 141. LESTER, LESLIE JOYE-Business Sec. Mid-Year Grad. Class, G. A. A. 12, 31, Treas. 12, 31, H. R. Rep. 12, 31, Red Cross Rep. 12, 31, Annual Rep. 121, Dean's Stal! 12, 3, 41. LEWIS, SYLVIA KATRINE-College LINES, KAY NAN-Business LLERA, ROBERT-General Football 13, 41, Swimming 15, 41, Club 141. UL., LOOMIS, JOHN CHARLES-General LOVERN, LORA VIOLA--General D. C. T. 13, 41. LUCAS, SAMUEL THOMAS-College LUCAS, SUSAN DIANA-College Band 12, 3, 41, Soc. Chrm. 141, Thespians 13, 41, N. F. L. 141, Spoilight 131, Annual 141, Math Club 141, Frolics 131, Jubilee 141, Radio Guild 141, Nat. Hon. Soc. 141, Quill and Scroll 141. LUDDEN, WAUNITA-Business Delia Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, Library Council 13, 41, Pres. 141, Jubilee 141, H. R. Rep. 12. 31- LYONS, PATRICIA ANN-College Grp. Lead. Sr. G. C., Jr. Classical League 121, Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, Chap. 13, 41, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, H. R. Rep. 131, S. H. Mon. 131, Dean's Staff 141. MADER, MARY FRANCES-Business Jubilee 141, Chorus 121. MAHAFPEY, ELIZABETH ANN--College Grp. Lead. J. G, C., Grp. Lead. Sr. G. C., Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, Sgt.-a!'Arms 141, Jr. Classical League 121, Naf. Hon. Soc. 13, 41, Treas. 141, Jubilee 141, Dean's Staff 13, 41, S. H. Mon. 12, 31, Sponsor Lee- Jackson Game 141. SE IUH5 ELEANOR SMITH Vice-President of the Senior Girls Club MANGUM, GEORGE HOWARD-General MARKS, JOHN BARTON-College French Club 141, Spanish Club 141, Jr. Classical League 121. MARR, WILLIAM PARSONS-Colleqe Kappa Hi-Y 13, 41, Radio Guild 141, Pres. 141, Spanish Club 12, 31, Vodvil 141, Ana nual 13, 41. MARSHALL, ALVIN POLLY, JR.-General Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131, Track 12, 3, 41, L Club 13, 41, Hall Mon. 12, 31. 1951 DAN SCARBOROUGH Vice-President of the Senior Fellows' Club MARTIN, DONALD MANLY-Colleqe MARTIN, THOMAS ALLEN-Business Beta Hi-Y 13, 41, Frolics 141, Track 13, 41. MATHEWS, ARTHUR WILBURN-Business MAXWELL, LOUISE CLAIRE-General Grp. Lead. Sr. G. C., Jr. Classical League 121, Library Staff 141, Span. Club 141, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, Cheerleader 141, Thespians 141. MCALILEY, STEPHEN CHARLES-College Camera Club 141, Office Staff 141. MCCLEARY, RICHARD-College Latin Club 131. MCCOY, JAMES CHARLES, JR.-College Sec. J. B. C., Treas S. F. C., Alpha Hi-Y 121, Beta Hi-Y 13, 41, Pres. 141, Vodvil 141, Track 12, 3, 41, Office Staff 141. MCCOY, JOHN DAVID-General D. C. T. 13, 41, State Rep. D. C. T. 131, Pres. 141, Track 121, Canoeing 121. MCCREARY, EMMA JEAN-General G. A. A. 141. MCDONALD, JAMES SPENCE-College Science Club 121, Band 12, 3, 41, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131. MCDONALD, JOHN BERNIE-College Trans. from Landon 131, Band 13, 41, Kappa Hi-Y 131. MCFADYEN, ANNIS LaNELLE-General Jubilee 141. MCKENZIE, WALTER KENNETH-General Chap. S. B. C., L Club 13, 41, Football 12, 3, 41, Track 12, 3, 41, Basketball 12, 31. MCKINNEY, MABEL MARCIA-College Band 12, 3, 41, Librarian 13, 41, Thespians 13, 41, Annual 141, N. F. L. 141, Radio Guild 141, Debate Club 141, Frolics 131, Jubilee 141, Quill and Scroll 141. MCLANE, LILLIAN OMERGENE-Business G. A, A. 121. MERRITT, RAMON HARVEY-General Beta Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Sgt,-at-Arms 141, Track 12, 3, 41, Capt. Cross Country 141, MIKELL, MELBA CYNTHIA-Business Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Outstanding Grad. 141. MILLAN, BETTY LOUISE-Business MILLAN, DANIEL WESKOTT, JR.- General Kappa Hi-Y 12, 31, Annual Rep. 141, S. H. Mon. 141. MILLAN, JAMES WILLIAM-College D. C. T. 141, Treas. MILLIGAN, ELIZABETH BEVERLY- General G. A. A. 131. MITCHELL, JEAN CLAIRE-General Thespian 12, 3, 41, French Club 12, 31, Frolics 12, 31, Jubilee 141, S. H. Mon. 131. MIZELL, WALLACE CLAYTON-Business MOFFETT, CAROL DEAN-College Frolics 121, Jubilee 141, Majorette 13, 41. MOHLE, JOAN MARBURY-College Trans. from Bartram 141, H. R. Rep. 141, French Club 141, Program Chair. 141, Fleur de Lis 141, N. F. L. 141, Debate Club 141, Thespians 141, French Play 141, Jubilee 141, Tennis 141, Volleyball 141. MOHR, MARCIA ANN-College Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, Majorette 121, Jr. Girls' Fashion Show 141. MORECROFT, BILLIE SUE-College MORENO, KATHRYN MATILDA-College Glee Club 121, Band 12, 3, 41, Jubilee 141, Red Cross Rep. 121. , SE IUH5 RUTH OLIVER Secretary of the Senior Girls Club MORGAN, BETTY RUTH-College Frolics 141, Jubilee 141. MORGAN, GERALDINE FRANCES- Business MORTON, JOANNE-College French Club 12, 3, 41, Delta Y-Teens 12 3, 41, Chap. 121, Frolics 131, Jubilee 141 Annual 131, Red Cross Rep. 121. MULLIS, MARIE JUNE-Business Talent Show 121, Jubilee 141, Glee Club 121 951 DELANO SHIVER Secretary of the Senior Fellows' Club MUSSELWHITE, GLENN NORMAN- General Football 121, Baseball 131, Basketball 12, 3, 41. MYRICK, ELIZABETH EDWINA-General H. R. Rep. 131, Annual Rep. 141, Sponsor Lee-Jackson Game 141. NASRALLAH, BETTY ANNE-College Red Cross 12, 31, Spanish Club 12, 31, Dads' Club Sec. 12, 31, H. R, Rep, 121, Annual Rep. 121, Spanish Play 131, Ouill and Scroll 13, 41, Annual 13, 41, Asst. Editor 141, Jubilee 141. NEDER, RONALD ABRAHAM-College Delta Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Chap. 141, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 121, Frolics 141, Vodvil 141, Basketball 12, 3, 41, Track 121, Baby Foot- ball 121, Spotlight. NELSON, GEORGE HERBERT, JR.- General NEVILLE, PAULETTE ANN-College Radio Guild 141, Frolics 141, Thespian 141, Jubilee 141. NOBLE, SHIRLEY MAUREEN-Business G. A. A. 12, 3, 41. NORMAN, DUDLEY GEORGE, JR.- Business Gamma Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Chap. 131, Vice- Pres. 141, Spanish Club 121, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131, Vodvil 13, 41, Frolics 141, Football 131, Manager 141, Treas. L Club 141, Office Staff 13, 41, S. H. Mon. 131, Chorus 13, 41, Basketball Mang. 141. NORRIS, LILLIAN RESSA-Business NORSE, JOHNNY WILLIAM-General ff,:+4M 7 Q4-'Y L-4 Jrisfxf '. 1 ,.4Qf Z NORTH, CECIL FLOYD-College Frolics 141, Band 121, Drum Major 13, 41. I-' NORTH, DAVID ROBERT-General Camera Club 12, 3, 41, Sec. 141, Photog- rapher Spotlight 131, Photographer Annual 141, Ouill and Scroll 141. NUNNALLY, LaRUE-Business Jubilee 141. O'BRIEN PATRICIA MAY-College Chap. J. G. C., Chap. Sr. G. C., Beta Y-Teens 13, 41, Chap. 141, Sec. Spanish Club 141, Spanish Play 141, Nat. Honor Society 141. ODOM, HARRY WITHERS-General O'DONAGHUE, EDWARD FRANCIS- College Gamma Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, V. Pres. 131, Pres. 141, Baby Football 121, Hall Mon. 12, 31. OLIVER, MELINDA RUTH-College Sec. Sr. G. C., Thespians 141, Science Club 12, 31, Mascot Kappa Hi-Y 141, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, Cheerleader 13, 41, G. A. A. 121, Annual Rep. 12, 31, S. H. Mon. 141, Red Cross Rep. 121, H. R. Rep. 131. OLSEN, MARY KATHRYN-Business Chorus 131, Driving 131, H. R. Rep. 131, Red Cross Rep. 141, Mid-Year Planning Com. 141. PACE, JAMES ALBERT-College Latin Club 12, 31. PACE, MARY HOLLIS-College Latin Club 12, 3, 41, Treas. 121, Sec. 131, Thespians 12, 3, 41, Delta Y-Teens 121, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141. PAGE, JIMMY-College Delta Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Treas. 141, Jr. Classi- cal League 121, Vodvil 141, Spotlight Ed,- in-chief 131. PALLISTER, NORMAN TUDOR-College Kappa Hi-Y 13, 41, French Club 13, 41, Latin Club 12, 31, Band 13, 41, Track 141, Cross Country 13, 41. PANTAGES, JOANNA--General Chorus 12, 31, French Club 141, Thespians 141, Frolics 131, Jubilee 141, French Play 141, Campus Corner 121. PAPPAS, PAUL NICHOLAS-College Latin Club 12, 31, Red Cross Rep. 131, Chorus 121. PATTERSON, ROBBIE ANN-College Jr. Classical League 13, 41, Beta Y-Teens 141, Soc. Chm. 141, Dean's Staff 141. PERSONS, GERALDINE-General Trans. from Perry, Fla. 141, Jubilee 141. Plarllos, BILLIE-Business Basketball 141, l-l. ll. Rep. 15, 41, PINNER, MARGARET PAULINE-General Beta Y-Teens 121, Chap. 121, Science Club 121, D. C. T. 141, Talent Show 131, Majore ene 12, 31. SE IIJH5 BARBARA COCKS Treasurer of the Senior Girls Club PlTTs, CAROLYN ANNETTE-Business PoNcla, YVONNE MARGARET-Business G. A. A. 121, Basketball 141, Jubilee 141 PORTER, JEAN YVONNE-Business Nat. Hon. Society 13, 41, Red Cross Rep 141, Jubilee 141, Driving 141. PRICE, GEORGE ALTON-General JIM MCCOY Treasurer of the Senior Fellows' Club PRINGLE, MARCELLA MARLLEAN- Business Majorette 131, Jubilee 141, Jr. Girls' Fash- ion Show 141, Dads' Club Sec, 121, S. H. Mon. 131, Annual Rep. 13, 41, Driving 131 PROCTOR, IRVING-College Annual 141, Thespians 141, Jr. Boys' Fash- ion Show 131. PUMPHREY, THOMAS GARY-General Stage Crew 12, 31. RAMSEY, BARBARA ANN-Business RECKSTINE, HENRY CHARLES-College Kappa Hi-Y 121, Band 12, 3, 41, Outstand- ing Grad. REDD, CHARLOTTE CLARICE-College Jubilee 141, Dean's Staff 121, S. H. Mon. 121- REDDING, BENJAMIN WHITE-College National Honor Society 141, Frolics 141. REED, BARBARA EVELYN-Business Treas. Mid-Year Grad. Class, Chrm. Ways and Means Comm. 141, S. H. Mon. 131, Driving 141. REGISTER, REVA, JR.-General S. H. Mon. 141. REGISTER, WILLIAM CLINTON- General RIEKER, MAYDELYN RUTH-College Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, Treas. 121, Annual 131, Spanish Club 13, 41, Frolics 131, Jubi- lee 141, Red Cross Rep. 131, Treas. 141, Radio Guild 141, S. H. Mon. 121, Library Council 141. REYNOLDS, JOE-Business ROBB, ETHEL JEAN-College Delta Y-Teens 121, Beta Y-Teens 13, 41, Sec. 141, Latin Club 12, 31, Glee Club 131. ROBERTS, CATHERINE MELVINA- General Glee Club 141. ROBERTS, SHIRLEY DEE--College Spanish Club 13, 41, Frolics 141, Red Cross Rep. 12, 31, Band 12, 31, G. A.' A.-12, 3, 41, Basketball eam 1.31, Tennis Team 13, 41, Volleyball 3, 41, Swimming 131, Softball 13, 41, Spanish Play 13, 41. , . 1 - ROBINSON, rr-uznonont CHARLES- College Delta Hi-Y 12, 31, Swimrning 12,'3, 41, Mascot Beta Y-Teens 131, Senior Calehclar 141, Captain Swimming Team 141. ROOF, CAROL FAYE--General Senior Plann. Comm. 141, Frolics 131, G, A. A. 12, 31, Radio Guild 13, 41, Jubi- lee 141, Red Cross Rep. 141. ROSENKRANZ, STANLEY WILLIAM- College Junior Boys' Fashion Show 131, Hall Moni- tor 131. SAHLIE, WILLIAM FINLEY-College V. Pres. J. B. C., Pres. S, F. C., Kappa Hi-Y 141, Basketball 12, 3, 41, Nat. Honor Society 141, L Club 141. SANDBLOOM, PATRICIA ANNE- General SATURDAY, RICHARD LESLIE-College Kappa Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Treas. 141, Camera Club 131, Thespians 13, 41, Vodvil 13, 41, Frolics 141, Talent Show 141, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131, Band 12, 3, 41, Pres. 141, Swing Band 13, 41, Office Staff 141, Outstanding Jr. 131, All State Clinic Band 13, 41. SCARBOROUGH, DAN IRVING-Business Pres. S. B. C., V, Pres. S, F. C., Alpha Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Sec. 141, L Club 13, 41, Vodvil 12, 3, 41, Football 12, 3, 41, Co- Capt. 141, Track 12, 41, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131, S. H. Mon. 12, 31. SCHERRER, SUZANNE-Business Radio Guild 141. SEAGE, CAROL-Business Forensic Frolics 131, Jubilee 141, G. A, A. 12, 31, V. Pres., H. R. Rep. 12, 41, Red Cross Rep. 131, Radio Guild 131, S. H. Mon, 121. SEARING, SABITHA ELEANOR-Business SETZER, JO ANNE-College French Club 13, 41, D. C. T. Show 121, Thespians 141, Radio Guild 141, Forensic Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, H. R. Rep. 12, 31. SHAW, NANCY EATON-General Latin Club 121, Beta Y-Teens 141, G. A. A. 13, 41, Swimming Team 131, Chorus 131. SHEFFIELD, JULIANNE-College Latin Club 12, 31, Science Club 121, Red Cross Rep. 12, 41, Dads' Club Sec. 121, S, H. Mon. 131. SE IUH5 PAT O'BRIEN Chaplain oi the Senior Girls' Club JIMMY GARDNER Sergeant-At-Arms Senior Boys' Club 95 LAMANCE TURKNETT Chaplain of the Senior Fellows' Club BETTY BOYD Sergeant-Ai-Arms Senior Girls' Club wr' SHELDON, NANCY JOANNE-Business SHIPP, CHERRY DELORES-Business S. G. Jubilee SHIRES, DANA Le ROY, JR.-College Pres. Jr. B. C., Delta Hi-Y 13, 41, L Club 141, Latin Club 12, 31, Jr. B. Fashion Show, Vodvll 141, Football 13, 41, Basket- ball 121. SHIVER, HERBERT DeLANO-General L Club 12, 3, 41, Beta Hi-Y 12, 31, V. Pres. 141, Track 12, 3, 41, Capt. 141, Cross Country 12, 31, S. H. Mon, 141. SHOEMAKER, MARY GRACE-College Delta Y-Teens 121, Prolics 131, Jubilee 141, Dean's Staff 12, 3, 41, Jr. Girls' Fashion Show 131. SCHILTZ, ROBERT W.-General V. Pres. Mid-Year Grad. Class, Gamma Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Office Staff 13, 41, Track 13, 41. SHUMAN, BETTY DELOIS-College V. Pres. Latin Club 12, 31. SILVER, ALFRED-College Vodvil 13, 41, Band 12, 3, 41, Lee High Swing Band SIMMONS, ELTON GARY-Business ' Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131. SIMPSON, DICK AMOR-Business Football 13, 41. SKINNER, FORBY LEONARD-General L Club 13, 41, Spanish Club 131, Baby Team 12, 31, Basketball 141, Hall Mon. 131. SMALL, ELIZABETH CAMPBELL-College Sec. S. G. C., Thespians 141, N. F. L. 141, Library Staff 13, 41, Spanish Club 121, Delta Y-Teens 121, Frolics 12, 31, Talent Show 121, Jubilee 141, Red Cross Rep. 121, H. R. Sec, 121, Dad's Club Sec. 131, S. H. Mon. 121, Soc. Chm. County Lib. Staff 131, Annual, Mascot of the L Club 141. SMITH ELEANOR FRANCES College Lead J G C G Pres Delta YTeens 12 3 41 Pres City YTeens 131 Radio Guild 13 41 V Pres 141 Thespians 141 N. F. L. 141 Debate 141 Stage Crew 141, Annual 12, 3, 41, Frolics SE IUHS 13, 41, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131, Talent Show 121, Jubilee 141, Outstanding Grad. 141, One Act Play Festival 141. SMITH, JAMES CLARENCE-College Kappa Hi-Y 131, Sgt.-at-Arms 141, French Club 12, 31, Treas. Latin Club 131, Band 13, 1,4 Aww SOMERS, EUNICE LOUISE-General Jubilee 141, Red Cross Rep. 121, H. R, Rep. 121. soRR1aLLs, JOANNE-Business H, R. Rep. 121. SPEVAH, IRVING-College Order of the Arrow 12, 3, 41, Spanish Club 121, Debate Club 141. SPOONER, MYRA-Business ' , Red Cross 141, Jubilee 141, SoftbelL Team 131- ' ' ' I N lb! .' V - , - n I . Soumss, JAXMES EMERSONlCollege Kappa Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Track 131, Cross Country 131, Band 12, 3, 41. STALVAY, WILLIAM WOODARD, JR.- General Camera Club 131, Track 131. STANTON, LEE NELL-College S. G. C. Sergeant-At-Arms, Latin Club 12, 3, 41, Thespian 131, Delta Y-Teens 12, 31, Talent Show 121, Forensic Frolics 141, Sr, Girls' Jubilee, Sr. Hall Monitor 131, STEPHENS, DoLoRss MARIE-General G. A, A. 121. STEPHENS, MARGARET LEE-General Transferred from Columbia S. C., Na- tional Honor Society 141, STEVENS, FOSTER A.-College .---.5-has--..-Q. rl :nur - . T SAMMY GORDON Editor of the BLUE AND GRAY I DOROTHY CULPEPPER and CECIL NORTH Head Majorette and Drum Major 1951 CAROLYN HLICKER President oi the G. A. A. SATURDAY, SYLVIA THOMAS and Student Director of the Band STEWART, EDGAR GRACY-General L Club qs, 41, Alpha Hi-Y qs, 41, roof. ball 15, 41. STRACENER, LARRY ALLEN-College Kappa Hi-Y 131, Sr. Boys' Vodvil 141, Glee Club 131, Fla. Sr, All-State Chorus '49-'50. STUBBS, CHARLES ALTON-General Delta Hi-Y 121, Chaplain 131, Secretary 141, Thespians 13, 41, Stage Crew Play 131, Canoe Team 121. SUITS, ROSEMARY-General Jr. Girls' Fashion Show 131, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131, Home Room Rep. 141. SWANSON, DIANA-General Bowling and Swimming 12, 31, Transferred from Mission High School-San Francisco, California. TAYLOR, EMILY CLARA-College Red Cross Rep. 121, Dads' Club Sec, 121, H. R. Rep. 121, Latin Club 121, S. H. Mon. 131. TAYLOR, THEODORE NORMAN-General Kappa Hi-Y 141. TAYLOR, VIRGINIA CLAIRE-College Junior Classical League 121, Frolics 141, Sr. G. Jubilee 141, Campus Corner 121. TERRANOVA, ROBERT JOHN-General Alpha Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Hist. 141, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131, Vodvil 13, 41, Football 13, 41, Baseball 141, Basketball 131, S. H. Mon. 131. THOMAS, CHARLES WADE-College Delta Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, Baby Football Team 12, 31, Football Team 141. THOMAS, SYLVIA LOUISE-College Band 12, 3, 41, Student Conductor 141, Uniform Chm. 13, 41, Jubilee 141, Dads' Club Sec. 121, G. A. A. 121. THOMPSON, LUKE LEAKE, JR.-College THOMPSON, WILLIAM WHITE-Business Pres. Mid Year Grad. Class, L Club 141, Track 141, Basketball 131, TODD, CECELIA SOMPAYRAC-College Grp. Lead. J. G. C., Pres. S. G. C., Nat. Honor Society 13, 41, Sec. 131, Pres. 141, Outstanding Graduate 141, Annual Staff 141, Thespians 13, 41, Treas. 141, French Club 13, 41, N. F. L. 141, Debate 141, Jubi- lee 141, Thespian Play 13, 41, Stage Crew Play 131, Stud. Dir. 141, One Act Play Festival 141, Frolics 13, 41, Quill and Scroll 141. TOWNSEND, HAL BAILEY-Business TRAMMELL, NIRA SUZANNE-General D. C. T. 13, 41, Spanish Club 131, Spanish Play 131, Jr. G. C. Fashion Show 131, Chorus 121. TUCKER, BEAU DAN-General Alpha Hi-Y 141, Swimming 131, Football 141, Jr. Boys' Fashion Show 131, Vodvil 13, 41. TURKNETT, ROY La MANCE-College Chap. Sr. F. C., Delta Hi-Y 121, Chap. 131, V. Pres. 141, Frolics 141, Cross Country 13, 41, Track 12, 3, 41, Baby Football 121. TURRENTINE, JAMES HUBERT, JR.- College Band 12, 3, 41. TYLER, DOROTHY ANN-College Band 12, 3, 41, Sec. 141, French Club 13, 41, Science Club 131, Prog. Com., Thespians 141, Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, Red Cross 12, 31, D. C. T, Show 121, Jubilee 141, Nat. Honor Society 141. VAUGHAN, MARJORIE AGNES-College Jubilee 141, Fleur de Lis. VAUGHN, JACK WALTER-General Thespian 141, Radio Guild 141. WALKER, PATSY L.-General H. R. Rep. 131, G. A. A. 121, Jubilee 141. WARD, ELEANOR MARGARET--Business c. A. A. 12, s, 41. SE IIJHS LEWIS LEE President of the N. F. L. BILL COOPER and STANLEY KANTOR Business Managers of the BLUE and GRA s 1951 BILL IVES Outstanding Debater HARPER, BETTY ANNE NASRALLAH Editorial Board of BLUE and GRAY WARD, MELVIN RANDALL-Business Track Team 131. WATERS, JAMES OLEN-General Track Team 121, Office Siaff 141, WEISS, IRMA-College Hall Monitor 141, Nat. Honor Society 141 WEWER, BENJAMIN CHARLES, JR.- College Larin Club 12, 31, Stage Crew 13, 41, Chorus 121. WHITAKER, JAMES EVERETT-Business WHITE, DOROTHY LOUISE-Business Chorus 121, S. H. Mon. 131. WHITE, HERBERT ELMO, JR.-General WHITE, MIRIAM-College Chaplain D. C. T. 141, Glee Club 131. WHITMAN, SANFORD MARTIN-College WIDMYER, D'WINTON JAY-General D. C. T. 141. WIDMYER, ELSIE ELIZABETH-General Trans. from Parkersburg, W. Va. WIEST, SHIRLEY LORRAINE-General Band 141. WIGGINS, JO ANNE PFIEFFER-Business WIGHTMAN, LOIS KATHLEEN-Business D, C. T. Sec. 141, Dads' Club Sec. 121, G. A. A. 12, 31. WILLIAMS, ALICE ANN-General Grp. Lead. J. G. C., Annual 141, Library 13, 41, Sec. 141, Spanish Club 141, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, Cheerleader 13, 41, Thespian 141. WILLIAMS, JUNE ELIZABETH-College H. R. Rep. 121, Red Cross Rep. 141, Vale- dictorian Mid-Year Grad. Class 141. WILLIAMS, JAMES LEONARD-cenem L Club 13, 41, Alpha 12, 3, 41, roof- ban 13, 41. WILLIAMS, PEGGY ANN-College Chap. Mid4Year Grad. Class. WILLIAMSON, ALICE JEAN-College French Club 12, 31, Delta Y-Teens 12, 31, Radio Guild 141, Thespians 141, S. H, Mon. 141, Camera Club 141, D. C. T. Showtime 121, Jubilee 141. WILLIS, RICHARD EARL-General Football 131. WILSON, AYRIE LEE-Business WILSON, FRANK HENRY-College Red Cross Rep. 121, Stage Crew Play 131. WINGATE, DOLORES JUNE-General Latin Club 12, 31, H. R. Rep. 141, Planning Committee 141, G. A. A. 12, 31, Red Cross Rep. 141, Jubilee 141, Beta Y-Teens 12, 31, Spanish Club 13, 41. WINTERLING, RICHARD OTTO-College Chap. J. B. C. 131, Library Council 131, Latin Club 12, 31, Sec. 12, 31. SE IUH5 Qs KENNETH BROWN Captain of the Football Team DOTTY DAVIS, VIRGINIA ZIPPERER JOAN LEE Group Leaders of Senior Girls' Club 1951 ix, ANN MAHAFFEY, CLAIRE MAXWELL, PAT LYONS Group Leaders of Senior Girls' Club BROCKETT, CONE, THOMAS, BUNNY, and LOCKETT Sponsors of Senior Activities WOMBLE, DOROTHY ANNE-College French Club 13, 41, Honor Society 13, 41, Thespians 141, Radio Guild 141, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, Dean's Staff 131. WOOD, JAMES PAUL, JR.-College Band 12, 3, 41, Minstrel Band 141, WOOD, G. WALLACE-General Kappa Hi-Y 121, Football 12, 31, Cross Country 121, Stage Crew 121. WOODMAN, ROXANA JANE-College Delta Y-Teens 12, 3, 41, French Club 141, Thespians 141, Fleur de Lis, Treas, 141, Radio Guild 141, Swimming 13, 41, S. H. Mon. 13, 41, H. R. Rep. 141. WOTRING, MARY JOAN-General Trans. from Terra Alta, W, Va. 141, Nat. Honor Society 141, Majorette 141. WRIGHT, BARBARA RAE- G. A. A. 12, sy, H, R. Rep, 131. WRIGHT, MARY CLAIRE-College Beta Y-Teens 141, Camera Club 141, G. A. A. 121, Softball 131. WROTEN, LEONARD J.-Business Camera Club 13, 41. YENAWINE, JEAN MARY-General Chorus 121, Thespians 141, Jubilee 141, Frolics141. YORK, DONALD HAROLD-College Kappa Hi4Y 13, 41, Sgt.-at-Arms 141, Latin Club 121, Band 121, President 131, Frolics 141, Swing Band 141. ZEITLINGER, JOAN MARIE-College Band 12, 3, 41, Latin Club 121, J. C. L, 13, 41, Thespians 141, Frolics 141, Jubilee 141, G. A. A. 141, Dad's Club Rep, 121, H. R. Rep, 12, 31. ZIPPERER, VIRGINIA LOUISE-College Pres. J. G. C., Grp. Lead. Sr. G. C., Thesp. 141, Frolics 13, 41, Jubilee 141, Swimming Team 131, Cheerleader 141, Mascot Alpha Hi-Y 141, Annual 141, Cal- endar Girl 141, S. H. Mon. 141, Annual Rep. 13, 41, Thespian Play 141, Miss Thespian 131, Stage Crew 141, Quill and Scroll 141, N. F. L, 141. ASS CDF 19 Let us close the door of 1951 and wander way down the road of l1fe unt1l we reach the open gates of 1981 What you behold lS a streamltned world wh1ch has transformed .lack sonvtlle 1nto the metropolls of the South The v1s1on deepens we atmlessly wander through 1h1S mrraculous CIIY Towermg above our heads are many huge hotels made of the fabulous plasttc alummum d1scovered by the great sc1ent1st Frank Bedell The two thousand guests 1n one hotel are enjoyrng the luxunous furmshtngs by the 1nter1or decoranng frrm of Phoebe Jackson and Charlle Stubbs The new styled sheet marble streets wh1ch were bu1lt by N1x and H1pps Constructton Company are poltshed darly by the c1ty s outstandrng Terronova and Avery Po11sh1ng Establtshment In the center of the spectacular CIIY stands the largest televtston mart 1n the world developed by the famous techn1c1an George Cadoura and announcer B111 Marr Several men who have wrrtten and drrected many or1g1nal programs are Davtd Brantley Rodney Day John Drttmar Drexell George and Robert Hurner From th1s spot we can see many bus1ness estabhshments such as Mason Darbys Latest Styles Pans Shop and Crutchheld and Shrvers Prrvate Detectrve D1v1s1on If you are wondenng about the health of these lucky people we should nottce that the Stanley Rosenkranz Bu1ld1nq has leased ns fac1l1t1es to several personalmes 1n med1c1ne as B111 Sahlle Sarah Hart John Clux ton John Allaben Ben Reddmg Lamar Johnson B1lly Hansen and B111 Cooper In Neder and Abboud s IIVG block square Super Colossal Market several ex major league stars as J1m Gardner Hal Townsend B111 Holland Dan Futch and Kenneth Brown are buymg stratned baby foods and frutt jutces to make up the menu at thetr ftrst annual drnner honormg stom ach ulcer v1ct1ms Across the street hes Dudley Normans Reducrng and Beaunfymg Salon wh1ch employs Allce Krrkland Jean Bell Dot Culpepper Sh1rley Coleman and Mary Elrza beth Arrowood 1n the company as beaut1c1ans headed by the or1g1nal harr stylrst Madelyn Rreker In an SXCIUSIVS sectron of our gracrous CIIY we see Henry Harnss Funeral Parlor and Crematonum Playrng at the parlor were the Rhythmettes Dance Orchestra composed of R1chard Saturday Clyde Canady Don York Buddy Groshell Robert Frampton and Stanley Kantor They had played rn a local spot owned by Robert Llera Whats th1s I see comtng down the street an old d1lap1dated 1951 Ford and a 1981 yet mobtle It looks as 1f they have crashed head on The drrver of the 1951 IS none other than the manager of the New York Yankees Bob Godwrn Also stepptng out of the jet mobrle lS the concert p1an1st Ann Cornwall Several wrtnesses are gathenng around the scene of the acc1dent as we nottce some fam1l1ar faces There IS the phtlosopher Jerry Hyde accom pan1ed by h1s ardent company of followers composed of such arttsts and poets as Mary Ann Cameron Harnet Boggs Conme Buford Ruth Olrver Barbara Cocks and Jo Anne Mohle. - i , . . . . . . 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' 1 1 ' . . . 1 1 1 1 1 l PRCDPHECY The poltceman Ted Roblnson 1S now talkmg to the jet mobtle drtver who IS calltng for her competent lawyer Sam Gordon Next the Ford drtver dectdes to summon h1s great law team Irvmg Proctor and Richard McCleary Already at the scene of the acctdent IS the Turk net! and Merritt Wrecker Servtce truck drtven by two workmen Lowell Boyd and Norman Palltster As there are no tnjunes Dr George Brown and hrs nurse Carol Dean Moffett are scampertng away tn the1r heltcopter ambulance operated by Jlm McCoy When Fnday morntng arrtves we go to court to wttness the tr1al conducted by the judge Cecelra Todd The compltcated matters whtch ar1se tn Ih1S very streamltned c1ty has made II necessary for ftfteen local outstandmg women to serve lury duty The followtng were selected because of the1r contrtbuttons to soctal welfare Eleanor Smtth Ann Mahafley Helen Haber Pat O Brren Pattte Arterburn Vtrgtma Ztpperer Helen Hamrtck Pat Lyons Fern Jenktns Susan Lucas Marcxa McK1nney Jo Ann Setzer Dot Womble Ruth Carter and Dot Tyler The ftrst one we not1ce tn the audtence IS Marcra Mohr who has recently won the world gum chewtng contest Just ltsten closely and you are sure to hear the tncessant murmur of Jean Buck Lots Conger Peggy Basford and Anms MacFadden who are recently maktng record 1n the world publtc speaktng contest Several vutnesses testtfytng 1n thts tr1al Wood and J B MacDonald Sylvta Thomas and Joan Zertlmger who were st1l1 pulpmg paper out of wood Jtmmey Green a hobo who trted to tnvent mechantcal men and the dancer Don Harrts who IS the only performer able to scratch hts head on the ce1l1ng and h1s toes on the floor at the same ttme Local automattc theater owners Bruce Chadburne Dan Scarborough and H C Chambllss were not requtred to testtfy of the1r w1tness1ng at the acctdent because they had to entertatn a ballet team sponsored by the1r club The beauttes lust menttoned mcluded Sarah Blount Dot Bowen Altce Ann Wrllrams Ann Colson Eleanor Davts and Susan Barley After the verdtct was pronounced cons1st1ng of the ftne of two aIOm1C ntckels for each party we rush out to htre a taxt chauffeured by Dana Shrres We couldn t make our stdewtse glance complete wtthout vtstttng the beauttful holy sanc tuary where several of our fnends are Jotned together to devote the1r ltfe to the largest church of the world It 1S wonderful to talk to these mtntsters such as Don Hancock Jlm McDonald John Howell and Henry Reckstrne At noon da1ly the famous a capella chotr of the chapel stngs for the ctty tn whtch some of the solo1sts are Isabelle Arfltn Eugene Bern ard Cynthra Mrckel and Dot Hadley. The curtatn seems to be slowly falltng on our opttcal allustons as the t1me has come to lock those chatns on a fasc1nat1ng world to ex1st1nth1rty years If thts Journey tnto the future has been too twtsted let s just blame 11 on old man magtc shall we? I ' I I ' ' I ' I ' 1 I . . . I . . . I . . . . I . I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I 1 I ' I I I I were the following: three competitors and the pawn shop business-Noman Cole, James I . 0 i . . . . . i I I I ' ' I I I I . . , l I I . . . I I . I , . i . . . I I . I I ' I . I I I I Dearie The Thing Dixie Land Band Senior Girls lg.. ,M ' Ly. if ' ,- 1 l 1 X dir Qi, YQ' , I New Y s n v up .X 3' 7 .AQ i v 'i f 1' fi . We ' V, 'ga 1!1.lg!.4,f?f I f End Men On Parade VUDVIL BILLY SAHLIE-President MR. R. W. LOCKETT-Sponsor A little more to the front ,- ' MMM 2 1 K Thinking ofYou X Finale Dreamey Crooners f f How Am I Doing? BILLY SAHLIE-President DOROTHY HADLEY-Mascot Senior Fellows s Shot Gun Wedding V 1- 0- C , R UNII1 Q'-N G-af Tr lf .4-Q v 41' Cn? L. ,- v 5' 5 x iv, am- 1 X. X 'R-., ag- .. if . N., -. ,9 EY 1 V. 'PE A 4' at 0 si . - 'Lf A Q 'J ic 4 - r is fn. ,Q 'Y 'xv ' .- Ae? 'aa gi, . M, M A I ,hte F' ' L- F? Q all A i f A Nr gov ,rm gh ' i an as 0.1 040 or' qw' 12? H S President J. G. C. a Margaret Lipscomb Dana Kenyon Abstein, Beth Abisch, Joe Ackerman, Bill Ackerman, Pat Acosta, Dereck Adcock, Charles Agnew, Buddy Alford, Jackie Alford, Porky Allan, Judith Allen, Lloyd Allen, Wilma Alstrom, Tommy Altman, Altman, Altman, Amos, Amos, Audrey Marjorie Sondra Elizabeth Jimmy Anderson, Lois Armstrong, Kay Arzo, Billy Augur, Carol Bailey, Billy Barber, George Barnett, George Barrett, Bob Barrett, Mildred Barringer, Helen Bartholt, Wendell Bastord, Joyce Batton, Batton, Carolyn Marvelle Beal, Barbara Beck, Dorothy Belloit, Johnny Bennett, June Beyer, Shirley Bitterker, Bob Blanton, l-larry Bledsoe, Wright Blount, Jackie Blume, Betty Boling, Bill Bonar, Arley Boone, Sarah Boyd, Barbara Boyer, Mary Boyett, Frances Bracken, Norman Braddock, Gerald Breedlove, Troy Brim, Jerome Brown, Barbara ndJ.B Vice-President J, B. C. Frances Eckwnrzel Donald Dixon Brown, Brown, Brown Brown, BeBe Jo Ann Francis Frank Brown, Jean Browning, Perry Brunson, Anita Burdick, Wynell Burkett, Billy Bungardner, Shirley Butler, Donald Burner, Lois Burns, Robert Bush, Bobby Burton, Patty Cagle, Jean Cale, Sue Calvit, Judy Cannon, Dot Cannon, Raymond Carlisle, Sarah Carrol, De Los Carter, Bob Carter, Richard Caruthers, Fleming Casey, Ann Caudill, Jean Cellar, Mer! Cavin, Torn Chandler, Marther Lee Chaprnan, Hubert Chastain, Wayne Chepenik, Ethel Rose Chesnut, Claire Clark, Joann Cleveland, Bruce Coggins, Mary Jean Cole, Ray Collins, James Coleman, Walter Cornan, Jackie Coney, P, C. Conine, Robert Cooper, Mary Lou Copeland, Carolyn Copenhaver, Shirley Copps, Frances Corbin, Chuck Cossey, Nelda Coulter, Bernice Crabtree, Jakie Craig, Carol Crause, Betty and J. G. C, 9 51 'ln' .-...-, 've IW 33 sf tg' JN, i . Z ky, J. t I 'F I 'N ii. T7 Q:- A r-. 134.41 2 I S U? ivy ' cr - - V , C, 'I 'M B 1 an ,.... Ol lr -. 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C. and Barbara Brown Paul Parkerson Crawford, Gail Creecy, James Crews, Elaine Daley, Barney Daughtery, Beverly Daughtery, Dick Daughtery, Harry Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Dazey, Dean, Deen, Barbara Betty Charmaine Doris Frances Gene Mzirgfe McHenney Wanda Shirley James Deloney, Margie Denmark, Russell Dent, Donald DeSaussure, Jean Dickey, Jeannette Dickey, Desmond Dickinson, Lloyd Dixon, Donald Dobarenski, Martha Donahue, Geraldine Donald, Zonell Drew, Sherwood DuBose, Calvin Duke, Harvey Duke, Pam Dunford, Dot Durant, Virginia Durrett, David Dyal, Mary Earney, Pat Echols, Edward Eck, Christian Eckles, Donald Eckwurzel, Frances Edwards, Yvonne Eng, Mae Ark Eng, Mae Econ Enwright, Donald Evans, Dot Faircloth, Patricia Faulk, John Featherstone, Linton Felton, Gerald Fisher, Marjorie Flannagan, Eugene Treasurer .l, G. C. Margaret Snead Bob Willis Friedlin, Harold Friedlin, Melvin Fryar, Betty Fugate, .lack Gabrielson, Eddie Gaillard, .lack Garcia, Bob Gardner, Patsy Gay, Edna Gayle, lsabel Gentry, .loe Gilbert, George Gilmer, Nancy Gish, Shirley Gladden, Yvonne Goings, Lola May Goode, Alice Goodman, .loan Goodson, Pat Goodwin, Ruth Grant, Charles Greelish, Beverly Green, Iris Griffith, Rufus Griner, .lohn Gruber, Joe Haas, Billy Hafele, Barbara Hagler, Martha .lane Haile, Beverly Haile, Hudson Hall, .loe Hall, Miriam Hamilton, Herman Hampton, Jeanne Haralson, Barbara Hardage, Gordon Harden, Reid Harper, Katherine Harrel, Barbara Harris, Ralph Harris, Shirley Hartman, Nancy G Harter, Nancy Harvey, Delores Hayenza, Billy Haynes, Helen Heavener, Barbara Hendee, Mac Henderson, Anne Henderson, Don Henderson, Horace Henderson, Mary 1951 4 s 'I f 'Vi We X , if y. 1. T Y' 'An f P Qi., K 1' an 'S' Q if 1 Na- so-.f Pv- Q..- IU Q- 5... Q-Q rr -Cf' 5 fb- ,mrs Q-R4 T7 XY. Cf' 2: 3 ,. ,r fi. ,Ks T' HS Sgt.-At'Arms J, G, C. .loan Goodman George Rice Hendrix, Herbert Herndon, Jimmy Herold, Mary Hester, Richard Hickox, Glenn Highsmith, Kitty Hilderbrand, Betty Hill, Kathleen Hill, Pat Hill, Shirley Hilton, Joye Hipps, Frank Hodges, Bobby Hoffman, Billy Halley, Wilhelmina Hollingsworth, Beth Hollingsworth, Betty Hollingsworth, Pat Hooks, Delores Horn, Rosalie Howard, Billy Howard, Stephen Hudson, Scott Humphries, Margaret Huntsinger, Barbara Huntsinger, Hallie Hurst, Wilbur Huster, Carol Lee Huston, Richard Hyman, Flora Bell S ller, Mary Ingram, Odessa Irwin, Carol Jacks, Bobby Jackson, Carolyn Jackson, Deane Jackson, Joan Jackson, Marge Jacobs, Carolyn Jacobs, Mary Ann Jenkins, Tommy Johns, Faye Johns, Ray Johnson, Carol Johnson, Francis Johnson, Jackie Johnson Joe Johnson, Robert Johnson Rosemary Johnson Susie Johnston, Mary Ann Jones, Ella Mae Jones, Glenda and Chaplain J. G. C. a Arlene Saleeby Billy Bailey Jones, Jo Ann Jones, Margie Jones, Shirley Jones, Wayne Jordon, Barbara Jordon, Sylvia Joseph, Sammy Joslin, Phylis Joyner, Mary Katz, Harry, Jr. Kearsey, Ann Keen, Frank Keene, Boyd Kemen, Richard Kenyon, Dana Kerby, Betty Lon Herne, Carolyn Ketchum, Raymond King, King, Kisslin Lamb, Lane, Emily Florence g, Albert Iven Catherine Lanier, Robert Laslcy, Lauran Delores xore, Ray Lemlce, Joan L'Engle, Claude Lewis, Barbara Lindblad, Julie Lindsey, Sylvia Lipprnan, Jeanne Lipscomb, Margare Loggins, Martha Long, Betty Long, Max Lord, Mary Luck, Shirley Lucy, Teddy Lunsford, Gary Lybass, Jim Lyons, Mahon Lynn ey, Sandy Mangles, Marjorie Mansell, Barbara Manning, Billy Maready, Nancy Markowitz, Rosalie Maesee, Sylvia Martin, Joyce Mason, Connie Masters, Everts Masterson, Bill nd J. B, C. I .4 X 95 1 Q ps 1 41? ' 4 , x I v Q: 'Y' ' A f a ' vs fe is S 'arf G' hp,-Q 141 . 2 A Q v 13' S' fha . I Q I ' -511 'sf T' W in cf , I, L .-.A Ouvve , 3.2. V -.. 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G, C Carol Augur Jean Cagle Martha Wilson Mathews, Barbara Mathews, Shirley Mathis, Robby Nell McArthur, Bert McCallister, Ronald McCleary, Robert McCraney, Jeannette McDonald, Marie McFarland, Tommie McMath, Jean McMurray, Margaret McStevenson, Marie Meeks, Charles Miles, Freddy Miller, Clyde Miller, David Milligan, Jo Anne Mills, David Minis, Joan Mitchell, Mary Rogers Mobley, Frances Moffett, Al Moore, James Moore, Jerry Moore, Larry Moore, Richard Morehouse, Norman Morris, William Morrison, Carolyn Morrow, Gail Moxley, Lorraine Nall, Olive Nasrallah, Agnes Nasrallah, Richard Nasrallah, Sam Nelson, Buddy Nelson, Richard Nichols, Betty Jean Nichols Henry Nichols Marilyn Nolan, Lillian Norris, Ann O'Brian, Dan Oliver, Bob O'Neal, Burnswell Ostner, Neese Owens, John Palmer, Mary Ann Pappas, Teddy Parker, Jimmy Parker, Joan Parker, Patricia Parkerson, Paul Group Leaders J. G. C, Helen Haynes Carol Craig Tommie McFarland Parish, Faith Pawlicki, Mary Jo Pearson, Harrell Pearson, Ted Pellicer, Toruruy Perrett, Franklin Peterson, John Petry, Patsy Pierce, Macllyu Piper, Carol Podeyn, Betty Nelle Polk, Betty Jean Popplewell, Jane Porter, John Potterfield, Tyler Powers, Doris Prevatt, Jarnes Pue, Arthur Pue, Leslie Puldy, lcla Pullen, Susan Ralcestraw, Marlene Ramspott, Lawrence Randall, Teddy Ranch, Marie Ray, Johnny Rayburn, Harlan Richinbaclc, Phillip Reed, Marilyn Reecly, Donald Register, lda Rhoden, France Rhyne, Shirley Rich, Jean Riegil, Jirn Rigdon, Billy Ritch, Jirnrny Roberts, Carolyn Roberts, Hal Robertson, Janres Roberts, Shirley Roberts, Shirley Robertson, Zelda Roebuck, Harry Rogers, Judson Rosier, Pauline Rowe, Audie Mae Rowe, Russell Ruby, Stanley Ruff, Gloria Russell, Sharon Sack, Michael Saleeby, Arleen 95 1 , we-v fi 1- 2' K . - S+' ! , T-Y! .. f - 4 , X ,I ' T P x NI., , X i 11 K G.-f a H Q' v if Q 67: 5 Q--, vc .f ' -M. if ufiziwtlgga Q Q, 3 3512.2 ' I Q' 1 .- V 'v rl S' .fkji ' 39 7-, f , 'Q m is - , L. 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X T-Y 'tier 19 UNIUH5 Sandiford, Phyllis Saunders, Bobby Sanders, Curtis Sandlin, Greg Shaeffler, Bill Schwarz, John Scott, Walter Seage, Virginia Sewell, Libby Shackelford, Peggy Shanks, Roy Shelton, Arleen Shires, Jackie Shultz, Ruthie Sikes, Lerline Sikes, Pat Singleton, Donny Skinner, Johnny Skipper, Frank Slaughter, Jeanette Smith, Billy Smith, Bobby Smith, Hugh Smith, Hay Smith, Margaret Smith, Marion Smith, Paul Snead, Margaret Spurrier, Don Stanley, Edward Steager, Larine Steager, Maurine Stein, Howard Stewart, Billy Stewart, Jeanette Stoddard, Betty Stone, Jackie Stone, Jimmy Strickland, Patsy Summerlin, Billy Sweat, Elaine Sweat, Olene Taratus, George Taylor, Alice Teagle, Ann Templer, Edith Thomas, Albert Thomas, Joan Thomas, Joyce Thompkins, Ray Thompson, Lavene Timm, Charlotte Timm, David Timmons, Evelyn Timson, Betty Tison, Andrew Tomlinson, Billy Touchton, Billy Trommel, James Travassos, Ann Traylor, Bob Trembly, Pat Truluck, Mary Turknette, Carol Dean Turner, Jeanette Tyner, Mary Varner, Elizabeth Vaughn, Maurice Veigh, James Vrooman, Joyce Waddel, Yvonne Wainwright, Mary Ann Walker, Marjorie Wallace, Henry Waller, Janice Walsh, Jerry Walsinghain, Fred Ward, Jimmy Ward, Robert Warren, Bertha Weise, Gilbert Wells, Charles Wells, Joyce Wentworth, Bob Wesseling, John West, Robert Whitaker, Patsy White, Bill White, Margaret White, Nicki Whitton, Marleen Wiedernan, Ralph Wicks, Jean Wiggins, Billy Wilkenson, Betty Ann Williams, Bob Williams, Virginia Willis, Robert Wilson, Charlotte Wilson, Martha Wilson, Pat Winn, Charles Winstead, Douglas Winton, Bill Winters, Anne Jean Wisenbaker, Barbara Woodard, Walter Yoakley, Betsy Young, Ann Young, Carol Youngblood, Jimmy Zionis, Nick H51 l A if 1 ' L4 Q1-4 up 152 'v L 5 sk 9 Vlfx, tif .-m 'n S' ' L- Qc' N X- Q-4 -r C' .., T' 2 v 'dn vs v quo C' . fa fm 'nv i Wi! 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B, C, a Marilyn Bernad Bobby Kelly Adams, Dervis Adams, Loretta Adams, Nancy Aderhold, Vanetta Alcorn, Francis Alexander, Tommy Altman, Marjorie Altman, Shirley Araneo, .lack Armstrong, Betty Arnold, Dan Arnold, Henrietta Arsenault, Virginia Babcocks, Patricia Baggett, Reid Bajalia, Helen Balter, Liane Balzer, Virginia Barbar .lon Barbee, David Barber, Shirley Barrett, Barbara Batton, Sammy Baughman, Richard Baumall, Freddie Baumil, Lynn Beal, Frances Beck, Sylvia Beech, Gerald Bellwood, Cecil Bennett, Carolyn Bennett, .lenine Bennett, Frances Bennett, Nadine Bennett, Ronald Bergstrom, Peter Bernard, Marilyn Beyer, Shirley Blackburn, .lania Blocker, Michael Blount, Billy Bodway, Rodney Bohannon, Connie Boone, Ruth Booth, Norma Borom, Diane Bowden, Mary Bowen, Bobby Bowman, .lames Bowman, Robert Boyd, Bobbie Boyd, Gage Boyle, Kendall ES nd S,G Vice-President S. G. C. Dee Entenza Vice-President S. B. Tommy Alexander Bradham, Marilyn Bradley, Mary Bramlett, James Briant, Tom Bridges, Adelle Bridgers, Carol Brinson, Shirley Brooker, Myra Brooks, Norma Brown, Charlotte Brown, Fay Brown, Hazel Brown, Jimmy Brown, Joe Brown, Nadine Brown, Starr Brown, Tommy Browning, Barbara Brunner, Betty Bryan, John Bryce, Deborah Bucholtz, Paul Bullard, Fred Burgin, Dick Burns, Carolyn Busbee, Betty Cain, Earl Cameron, Lindsey Cambell, Lambert Carter, Ann Carroll, .lan Carswell, Geneva Carter, Ann Carter, Claudette Carter, Cynthia Carter, Frances Cason, Betty Cauther, Tommy Cerr, Maury Chambers, Raymond Chambers, Robert Chancey, Ray Chapman, Tommy Chappell, Arthur Chappell, Jean Chesser, Betty Chester, Barbara Christmas, H. N. Christy, LeAnne Clemens, Kenneth Clarke, Martha Cleveland l.inr'la 95 1 sr Z -S 1? FQ '55 7 4-s sf r s., ww... nt' 'C' -.,,,-gr 5 'g -tr.--. x 'J 'f' ' a :P 1 ii if LA ' vs Q? .5ir l, gi '33 XV' V L C r l 'Elf N 1 1' X. 'Q 'E sss. -2. 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Sfiff Editorial Staff for Seniors and Faculty IJ S H A Y BUSINESS STAFF BILL COOPER, STANLEY KANTOR IRVING PROCTOR, BILL MARR, DENVER SAYRE Co-Business Managers MELVIN FREIDLIN, FRANK BEDELL Sponsor Advertising Staff PAUL BECKER ALICE KIRKLAND IDA PULDY Circulation Staff ANN WILLIAMS, ROSALIE MARHOWITZ, ELEANOR SMITH, BILL IVES DAVID NORTH, ROBERT FAULKNER Personnel Staff Photographers U ILL AND SIIHULI. First row left to ngh! David North Sammy Gordon Marcia McKinney Virgmia Zipperer Dot Hadley, Fern Jenkins Cecelia Todd Stanley Kantor Third row Billy Marr Frank Bedell B111 Cooper Paul Becker By their hard work and earnest endeavor on the Blue and Gray, nineteen students have been awarded mem bership in the Quill and Scroll Throughout the year they have worked endlessly to produce a satisfying annual Membership in this National Literary Society IS proof of their outstandrng achievements in lournalism . - . - . I V . . f . . . . I . I . I Second row-Phoebe Jackson, Eleanor Smith, Dottie Davis, Helen Harper, Betty Ann Nasrallah, Carolyn Klicker, Susan Lucas. T . I I I I ' Wim wa., ,gwm1 aux-P W C9 first row leii to right Gemver Fnar Pat Hollxngsway Marlean Agee Paulme Pmner Betty Cottle M1r1am Whxte Lots Wlghtman Kathryn Ivey Second row Mr Phlllxps Rachel Dxckson Janmce Waller Ivonne Spradley Sue Trammell Barbara Jordan Lora Lovern Bobby Graham Eugene Bernard Glenn Hlckox Third row Ray Brxdges Clarence Robxnson Fred Mackcul Dale Kmsey John McCoy Harvey Duke l l l fi v31 'fs f'?f ' -I ,:,:, L Yr, A K 1 .rr , Kar kjhym ' K. N 3-5 W at A my Ju V I ,Q . A -, ,, -1' W Q, . . ,, ' . . y , - I , Y . r N .X .- 4 ' ' ' Q 1-, , in 4 1' Q N 1 -Q -- Ng, A - Wayan' Y AS I N U. r X t V by ., 'O I ... 1 . kd 1 A -, VV , , U 2,7 1' T I I I I I I I T - I I I I ' I I I I , . T I I I I I ' ELEANOR SMITH DOTTIE HADLEY PHOEBE JACKSON JACKIE DOUGLAS Presrdent Vxce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer 0 PAT LYONS G L ATCHLEY ANN MAHAFFEY Chaplam Mascot Sgt At Arms i--, P First row let! io ngh! Sharon Pntchard Maydelme R1eker Sally Anderson Ann Cornwall Jaclue Douglas G L Atchley Eleanor Smxth Dorothy Hadley Ann Mahaffey Phoebe Jackson Judy Gables Betty Boyd Second tow Mrs T C Douglas, Martha Clark, Barbara Gann, Roxy Woodman, Sammy FSIIIS, Barbara Forbes, Dottre Davis, Shxrley Roberts, Charlotte K1SSl1I1g, Carlene Moody, Dlanne Borum, Joyce Merntt, Carol Dean Turknett, Fern Jenluns Bobble Boyd Third IOW Sarah Hart, Dorothy Tyler, Patsy Crawley, Mary Wxll Davxs, Helen Haynes Carol Lee Huster Maybelle Green Waumta Ludden Jr, 9 1, FLORENCE MAE DENDLER BARBARA BOWEN JEAN ROBB JAN RICHARDSON President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer PAT O BRIEN OVAL BOONE ROBBIE PATTERSON Chaplam Mascot Socral Charrman BET Y EE Qi flrs! row lei! to rlgh! Le Anne Chrrstre Ruth Lasky Jane Rlchardson Florence Mae Dendler Barbara Bowen Oval Boone Sylvra Smalley Lynn Baumrll Harrret Boggs Jean Robb Sue Parnaby Barbara Hedberg Pat Babcock Second row Beth Parnaby Rose Marne La Ross Carolyn Sweeney Betty Jean Jenkrns Enrd Drrver Sabma James Dolores Symasek Gertrude Foyt Jean W1ll1amson Lacy Folmer Carolyn Gleason Hazel Turner Connle Bohannon Franlue Wells Third row Dons Smith Martha Hall Nancy Shaw Myrna Gundy Anne Faulkner Nancy Hurst Mary Claxre Wrrght Jane Hunt Mary Kxng Gay Eberlxn Mary Fulst - I W., I Us o E A ,-4 'N N ,Y ,. . ' f 1 , i - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - BYRON KENNEDY JOHN FAULK DAN SCARBOROUGI-I LEONARD VOYLES Presldent V1ce Prestdent Secretary Treasurer KENNETH CLIFFORD VIRGINIA ZIPPERER GILBERT MACKOUL Chaplaxn Mascot Sergeant At Arms LPH HI Y First row lefi to rrghi John Grxner Joe Wrllrams Raymond Mason Leonard Voyles John Faulk V1rg1n1a Zxpperer Dan Scarborough Byron Kennedy Second row Mr West Robert Terranova Charlle Capps Charles Murray Jzmmxe Roan Rlley Short Allen Hawk Robert Llera Charlie Roberts Kenneth Clxfford Third row Tommy Jameson John Loomxs Douglas Sarrett Roy Chancey Jrmmre Brown Bob Bennett Clem Blalock Raymond Larramore Edgar Stuart Txm I-Iarrrs ' ,,., 5 H .1 W . , . . 1 M 1 I . I4 Y I 5 I 1- 2 4 I I I V I I I I r , . T ' I I I I I I I I I I . , - -1 I I I I I I I I I , V . 4 l 1 L EDWARD O'DONOHUE DUDLEY NORMAN ALLAN BATILCYJ GILBERT WEISE President Vice1President Secretary Treasurer -4 . ' A. U PAUL PARKERSON PHOEBE JACKSON BOB SCHILTZ Chaplain Mascot I Sergeant-At-Arms MM!-l HI Y Ftrs! row left io right Russell Worsham Bxll Schaeffler Allan Barlow Phoebe Jackson Charles Llndsey VIC Hughes Second row Mac Faber Bxll Holloway Donald Reedy John Schwarz John Cluxton Bob Schlltz Ed ODonohue Third row Albert Thomas Don Spurrxer Gxlbert Welse John Kemp Dudley Norman Blll Whxte Kenneth Hughes Fourth row Leslxe Fort Dlck Daughtery Charles Lemacks Henry Harrxs Charles Lxndsey Paul Parkerson Ph1l Slater B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 G, L. ATCHLEY LA MANCE TURKNETT CHARLIE STUBBS JIMMY PAGE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer RONALD NEDER DOROTHY HADLEY JERRY HIPPS Chaplarn Mascot Sergeant At Arms IJ T HIY First row Lei! to right B F Hamtlton Gary Lunsford Dottre Hadley LaMance Turknett Tommy Everrtt Brlly Zxpperer Second row .Iunmy Page Charhe Stubbs Charhe Thomas G L Atchley Ronnie Neder Donald Davld Paul Oberdorter Third row Pokey Smrth Rtchard Kemen Brlly Barley Jerry HIPPS Jerry Hyde George Cadoura Fourth row Jay Pumphrey Tommy Jenklns Joel Webb Dana Shlres Homer Nxx Tommy Grll Howard Hostck EL ' W . b.,. 'Q , .. ,t.. 4 . - -.. , , , , . 4 - , ,,,, 4 - , ,,,,, r FRANK BEDELL HOWARD GROSHELI.. DON HANCOCK RICHARD SATURDAY President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer DAVID MILLER RUTH OLIVER JAMES SMITH Chaplarn Mascot Sergeant At Arms P H mdluiali M 'V l Groshell Frank Bedell David Mrller Second row Clyde Canady Albert Kisslmg Buddy Taylor Bill Marr Steve Poole Walter Nelson Francis Johnson Raymond Allstedt Bobby Frampton Jimmy Squires Third row Jim Lybass Roger Ray Sonny Mullis Jack Robbins Emsley Cobb Walter Coleman Bill Sahlle Biff Howard Norman Palltster Rodney Day Jon Michael Roy Shank Ii P I - Y I of . I , 1 V A I K N Fits! row-le!! to righ!-Terry Cantrell, Jack Cantrell, Bobby Nichols, Don Hancock, Ruthie Oliver, Richard Saturday, Buddy JIM MCCOY DELANO SHIVER LAWRENCE RAMSPOTT NOMAN COLE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JIMMY HERNDON MARTHA WILSON RAYMOND MERRITT Chaplam Mascot Sergeant At Arms H 'Nua- Flrst row leh to nghi Jrmmy Herndon Bobby Bowen Martha Wrlson Peter Bergstrom Bobby Wentworth Freddre Baumer Second row Tommy Cothan Noman Cole Delano Shlver J1m McCoy Bxlly Hanson John Allaben Third row Donald Drxon Harry Daughtery Robert Jones B111 Htenga Raymond Merntt Perry Browmng Torn Martm Fourih row Gen Drawdy Lawrence Ramspott Tom MCCGIH Fred Mtles I I I 1. 1 6 ,,. ,,,. Xe -1 N- - . 'U 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' - '1 V I I I I r l I ' 1 W 1 1 1 t J 1 -1 A 1 V -- i 1 1 'A 1 I - RED III-H155 First Row- 7 MADELYN RICKER Treasurer ' A JOYCE BASFORD Secretary FLORENCE DENDLER President HELEN HARPER Vice-President Second Row- MRS. McKAY Sponsor JULIE ANN SCHEFFIELD City President BILL SCHAEFFLER City Treasurer MARY ANN WAINWRIGHT Reporter F' Rs OFFICERS First row Ann Broadmerkel Dot Bowen Jul1e Scheflleld Madelyn Rrcker Charlotte T1mm Joyce Basford June Graham Sarah Cunmnqham Rarl Crawford Second row Mrs McKay Martha Anderson Florence Mae Dendler Mae Eng Shmrley Edwards Jeanette Turner Jean Chappel Dorothy Wallmg Marrranne Jacobs Peggy Schadkelford Nancy Maready Voda Jo Payne Third row Mary Marrow Nancy Hartman Mary Dyal Emma Jane Bates Helen Harper Anne Wrlkxns Pat Jenluns Carolyn Roberts Thelma Grant June Wllllams Martha Goodell Nancy Frnk Myra Spooner Fourth row Mary Ann Warnwrrght Mary Bouer Rxchard Huster B1l1Schaetller Juanrta Frveash Dorothy Weekly Patty Dennard Catherrne Lane Ina Jean Thomas Marlene Conger Cynthta Harvey Joyce Wells Martlyn Reed l D i I I I - I l I I I I I 4 I 1 ' I I I I I I I I A I , , , V T I I I I I I I I , , I , - I I - I I I I , A I I I I I l ' an-q TH M TH EI. H first row left to ugh!-Gage Boyd John Mxlstead Donald Davxd Rosalle Horn Sharon Galbralth Bobble Stewart Jack Robbins Ann Thomas Henrletta Arnold Second row Mlss Chappell Kathleen Crews Betty Cason Terry Hullck Barbara Pepple Ellzabeth Amos Judy Gabel Shirley Galbrarth Caroline Vxnlng Geralyn Kelley Norma Brooks Third row John Mason George Rodgers Mearl Crumley Tommy Jameson Robert Weyer 1' 1 TH E MER EL H Flu! row left to right Jack Hxlllard, Gerald Pope, Kenneth Clifford, Rosalxe Horn, Davxd North, Ed Prxchard Kllburn Clemens, Gene Rlchardson, Ben Herr, Larry Johnson Second row Mlss Anderson, Harrell Pearson, Russell Denmark, Perry Browning, Jerome Brlm, Tom Brxant, John Faulk, Harry Blanton, Elbert Schmltt, Chrxstxan Eck, Gordon Hlnkle Third row Bobby Hartwtg, John Wesslmg, Frank Brown, Lavonne Jordon, Lambert Campbell, Sldney McMullen, Kenneth Clemons, Jack Shepard, Johnny Belloxt, Paul Oberdorfer, B1llSch1ti, H M Chrxstmas Absent when pxcture was made Rxchard Nasrallah, Robert Faulkner, Norman Morehouse If 5. t. , A A V, z V -A -..ss,,..t..-A ' K ' A ,G . Qs ,A A 1 Q . s E l e -i - I I T . I V I V I V I A I - I - I I ' 'T I I I I I V f I , 1 - .T V I I I ' . M f. Q! V L 7 ' . . , 1 W A .... - R ' 'K -, UHDEH UF THE HRUW Furs! row le!! to right Gary Lungsford Stanley Kantor Francrs Johnson Larry Moore .hmmy Bowman Earl Txtcumb Second row Jlm McDonald Wlllxam Stalvey Bob Hardlng Herman Hamllton Bobby Bowman Bxll Schaelflcr FLEUH Flxsi row left io ugh! Marvelle Batton Vrce Presxdent Betty Fryer Secretary .lohn Owens Presxdent Roxy Wood men Treasurer Rosalre Horn Chaplam Don Ready Sergeant AI Arms Second row Mary Bradley Joyce Merrm Pat Jenluns Arlene Whmon Dot Ouartermen Mary Ethel Hutto Margxe Vauqhn June Graham Third row Mrs Brocketi Marv Wrxght Emxly Kxng Barbara Barre!! Alxce Wrlllamson .lo Ann Causey Clayton Bryan F . , s V al . . M, J 3 4' Wa, ' Cb-, X . , e 1 1 l I V V I I V I 1 1 - 1 f I 1 1 f I R - Wwwiww Qgigy wfafi-W 1:3223 MVB? X ' ' ' fm .rf ' . . f . , ' B ,ir g . , - .- .1 ,A 1' , U 2- w ',,. 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DEA 'S STAFF First row left lo rxght Elame Butts Leslxe Lester Barbara Cocks Pat Plercy Pat Lyons Ann Mahaftey Mary Grace Shoemaker Second row Florence Dendler Ruth Carter Susre Jonson Betty Jean .lenluns Pat Falrcloth Mary Jo Prwlrcky Martha Dobarzynslu Carol Huster Mrs Culp Jean Slunner Hume Hnnm Representatives first row left to rxghi-Seniors Betty Boyd Betty Edwards Mary Ann Cameron Dot Bowen Rosemary Surts Roxre Woodman Joan Mohle Carolyn Pant Dolores Wrngate Carol Seage Carol Baker Jackte Douglas Marte Colllns Brllre Petros Nancy Hurst Joanne Johns Ruthie Shultz Libby Sewel Juanlta Frleash Patsy Earney Jean Rich Susan Pullen Jaclue Shrres Barbara Jordan Lerltne Srlces Madelyn Prerce Beverly Daughtery Peggy Shacklelord Pat Whrttaker Joyce Wells Patsy Strrckland Thrrd row Sophomores Mrs Culp Joan Keene Jo Anne Parrot Marllyn Braddan Marrlyn Mtller Martha Goodell Bobble Turner Sharon Prltchard Frances Hadley Sylvta Smalley Betty Darrd Betty Wrllrams Geneva Carswell Sylvia Maxwell Mary Ann Wllson Joan Ward Marlon Smrth Martha Clark 1 V V V V l V ' l V 3 L V T l . : V I I I - I - V V V V V V V V Second row-Juniors: Agnes Nasrallah, Dot Cannon, Murlene Whitten, Susie Johnson, Marilyn Reed, Julie Lindblacl, I I v I I - V I 4 l V I GIRLS ST DY H LI. MUNITUHS First row left to nghi Vxrgtnta Zxpperer Star Brown Eleanor Davts June Graham Isabel Artltn Marlon Jacobs Zelda Robertson Chrtstme Crutchfreld Eltzabeth Arrowood Bette Stoddard Gall Crawford Margaret Snead Second row Mrs Brockett Ann Maury Martha Wrlson Patsy Adams Bonnte Haltzman Ann Hancock Barbara Hetlbery Jane Hunt Betty Ann Wxlkerson Lee Stanton Carolme Alford Third row Conme Buford Myrna Cundy Patrtcta Adams Emtly King Marran Johnson Margo Ratley Allce Wrllramson Eumce Celler Sarah Boone Roxre Woodman Helen Barrtnger Not lh ptcture Patsy Credle A FH fi .. BUYS ST DY H LI. IVIUNITUHS Ftrs! row left to ugh! Russell Denmark Prank Brown Hubert Hendrrck Gerald Felton Richard Wxnterltng Bobby Touchton Billy Whttmarsh Cectl Bellwood Bllly Hansen Second row Mrs Montgomery Wayne Chastatn Dana Kenyon Donald Stngleton Andrew Ttson Kay Corbrn Tyler Potterfleld Delano Shtver Bobby Godwm Bern1e Fraden Third row Arthur Sterne Phtl Slater Douglas Garrett Merle Crumley Ernest Shafer Dantel Mtllan Reva Reqtster Bob Bennett Mttchell Morrow Robert Hurner Mxssxng from ptcture Fredertc Mann Howard Mangum Raymond Sumpter Scott Ball Mllton Mccoy Desmond Dxckey f 1 l l 1 1 '41 1 V1 I 1 1 l 1 1 1 l 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 I 1 1 1 1 - ' w 7, . .' .fig 4 'q . 1 . 1 I I .I I. . .V 1 1 4 1 1 - 1 .1 1 1 1 1 . I .V I , I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - .. . 1 , . ,., 1 1 1 1 1 I-lTIll I-ll. HU CECELIA TODD Presxdent OVAL BOONE Vxce Presldeni PHOEBE JACKSON Secretary mmandrk Mew q?u W' ufimvm N533 MQ' W mmm? mum W Mm sfqwmrlf 5' 'W' F1151 row left io right Oval Boone Cecella Todd Phoebe Jackson Carolyn Klxcker Anne Mahafley Sammy Gordon Second row Ben Reddmg Margle Stevens Joyce Hammond Helen Hamrlck Barbara Cocks Dorothy Womble Jean Porter Sally Anderson Jack Allaben S 1 l f X X 1 l ff l fe 1, f 1 , - 1,1 xi W 1, fl Q , -1 . - L. r.K,r , V +111 .5 M, 4,1 1 . A , ,, '- 1 fs. m 1' 1 f ,I 1 . 3 I 'ffl 1 1 1 1 N , y - 1 if 1 1 1. M 4 1 1 .1 X as 1 ,Q as 11 ls2,.1w is ' 1 1 1 1 f in H A M' - gs 'L -- me Q ,. W w all . A - 1 1, ,wr W,1m 1, 1 VKLV 1 My .M L V W4 ' . My ' k 5.51 Neg ' 15,1 'V ,KN , U WW - .AN ,uizg l.., ,mf ,,,.,,k-in 1 45, P h 25 ' M Q 1 'L .Q 1 N . 1 Q 1 . X 4' l 1? . l 1 l 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 - T I I I I I I 1 , . UH SUIIIETY E CAROLYN KLICKER Chaplain SAMMY GORDON Y Sergeant-A!-Arms ANNE MAHAFFEY Treasurer hrs! row left to ugh! Sue Trammel Mary Ehzabeih Arrowood Dot Tyler Sarah Hart Susan Lucas Mary Joan Wotrmg lrma Wemss Ruth Carter Mxss Burnett Mrs Brubeck Helen Haber Lxnda Lane .Io Ann Johns Billy Sahlxe B111 Cooper John Cluxton Bully Hansen Mr Bowman Second row:-Miss Graff, Mrs. Vinson, Sara Blount, Mary Grace Shoemaker, Ann Cornwall, Pat O'Brien, Florence Mae Dendler, PHE EH CLUB FIISI row Anrta Brunson Secretary Sara Hart Treasurer Franklln Perritt Presrdent Phoebe Jackson V1cePres1dent B1llSchaeftler Chaplarn Bebe Brown Sergeant At Arms Second row Shrrley Mathews Henrxetta Arnold Martha Anderson Ann Mannermg Marquxta Davis Mary Kapnlas Mary Jean Medlock Sylvra Hartsonrs Joanna Pantages Boxy Woodman Pat Earney Barbara Mathews Joane Morton Joel Bressler Third row Mrs Eccels Sponsor Mary Ann Wamwrrght Francrs Kerma Ann Thomas Mason Darby Cecella Todd Chrrstrne Crutchfleld Dorothy Womble Sally Anderson Pattre Arterburn Marrlyn Bradham Rose Haber Rosalre 'N Markowttz Nancy Fmk Zelda Robertson Mtss Newsom Co Sponsor Fourth row Bruce Cleveland Carolyn Jackson Dorothy Tyler Dorrs Smlth Clarre Chestnut Susan Barley Joanne Setzer Ann Cornwall Martha Clark Geralyn Kelley Barbara Pepple Charlotte Klsslrng Gertrude Foyt Helen Haynes Lots Burner Frith row Sherwood Drew Jeanne De Saussure Bobby Smrth Albert Krsslrng Joan Mohle Lewrs Lee Lawrence Ramspott Robert Johnson Llewellyn Nrcholson Barton Marks lda Puldy 135' The purpose of Le Cercle Francars rs to promote better understandmg of the French people AA VHIIOUS speakers are heard at the monthly meetrngs whlch are a regular part of the 8Cl1V1flGS of the club One of the hlghllghts of the season was the French Tea an annual event whlch 1S promoted by devotees of the language The clrmax of the actlvltxes of Le Cercle Francals th1s year was the French play Le Voyage de Monsreur Perrrchon, a delrghtful comedy Well recerved by the audlence The cast rncluded Joel Bressler, Shlrley Mathews Joan Mohle Bruce Cleveland Rlchard Nelson Anrta Brunson Franklln Perrltt Barbara Mathews and Haskell Alford Lewrs Lee was the narrator, and speclalty numbers were grven by Jo Anne Pantages and Jeanne De Saussure Heart felt apprecratlon IS extended to Mrs Eccles for her excellent guldance throughout the year Wk 1 1 l I I I I I f I ' I I I , - - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 I I I I - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . I 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 . . . I 1 ' I I3 . . . . . . ,, I . K . . ,, . . . l 1 I I I I I I ' IQ. SPANISH III. X 'T v , W.-.-.rg ,,,,,,,5 , Jew td, V W ,., , X e W' ' X 61-1 - e .1 6 1 1 .W W,,, , J X ,Q x J ' ----.. Mr, . 11. vg. YF 1 X M ,, 'K' .A f Z A Standing Mlchael Sack lPres1dentl Arlene Saleeby lV1cePres1dentl hrs! row lei! io rlgh! Madelyn Rxcker Barbara Gann Joel Bressler John Allaben B111 Whttmarsh Bermce Coulter Margxe Mangels Ann Wxlllams Ehzabeth Arrowood Raymond Allstedt Jack Shepard Ellzabeth Ahleleldt Second row Jeanne Lxppman Beecher Smxth Barton Marks John Faulk John Owens Ruth Carter lPubl1c1ty Chaxrmanl Helen Haber Edna Safty Cynthxa Harvey Sara Blount Mary Wxll Davns Peggy Lu Buckner Rufus Grrffxth Mrs Ohve Goodwm lSponsorl Absent when pxcture as made Pat O Brien lSecretaryl Ann Norrxs lSecond Vxce Presldentl Carolyn Alford lTreasurerl Marxan Smtth Nancy Hartman Mary Boyer Rosalre Horne Sher ood Dre Thls year the Spanxsh Club under the sponsorshrp of Mrs Ohve Goodwrn has featured at thelr serm monthly meetlngs muslcal programs guest speakers and even a p1nata at Chrlstmas The hlghhghts of the years program were Ill the tr1p to Talla hassee to take part rn the week end Spanlsh F1esta at F S U 2 the thxrd year class s presentatron of Un Caballero en Espana under the dlrectlon ot Mrs Eccles at the annual Spanlsh assembly and 3 the parncrpatton ot a group of students rn two dances La Raspa and E1 Jarabe Tapatlo at the Women s Club Cr, 35, 1 .3 ig? my 1 .ii 1Q'!-'Lrg f ti't2In'l'w,g: njllw Z7'i 5'u'f W1 ::m:'H.'!t,'H If llilllil 0 ' a.'.l'lllll lu X ,nH'fUUlxlm ga 1lQl'lNl1l 4551 HIWADS X .f -UVWLIMRRIBB '51 .I 8 vii A I . .I ' I' ,'. I V I , I lr., .H ' . - W - , A4 l I . , - xr, ' l ' W W I ' l . A Yr' A l'7 - 4 . 21 f ' 5 3973 ' 'rllwrma ' ,Q g I i ' ,ks sq . y J' . 3 I - '- l In : . I 6 ' 11 v . . ' , I ' . - f i! H H ll. , . I H .I J :ill A I N v l mn, l ll Y D , I n J li, C, , :I I. Q THESPI!-1111 hrs! row leh to ugh! Margaret Llpscomb Chaplarn Cecelra Todd Treasurer Phoebe Jackson Presrdent B111 lves Vtce Prestdent Connte Bulord Secre tary Nancy H rtman Program Charrman Second row Dorothy Hadley Jean Mrtchell Dot Bowen Martha Anderson Ann Buselle Chrrstrne Crutchlreld Mason Darby Ann W1ll1ams Vrrgrnra Zrpperer Marcra McK1nney Third row Alrce Ktrkland Joan Zertlrnger Eleanor Smtth Joan Lee Paulette Nevtlle Jere Jones Roxy Woodman Ruth Olxver Nan Danrel Joel Bressler Betsy Small Isabel Artlrn Jean YSHBWIIHC fourth row Susan Lucas lrvrng Proctor Raymond Allstedt Ann Cornwall Dorothy Womble Dorothy Tyler Altce W1ll1amson Lenell Stanton Marcra Douglas Noman Cole Stanley Kantor fifth row Mary Ann Cameron Joanna Pantages Ann Fella Helen Haber Hollts Pace Joan Mohle Joanne Setzer Carol Hoskrnson Ruth Carter George Cadoura John Howell Srxih row Jack Vaughn Bob Barrett Rrchard Saturday Emsley Cobb Charlre Stubbs H C Chamblrss Lewts Lee George Brown Albert Moffett 1 Ftrs! row left io ngh! Marrlyn Bernard Sammy Farrts Marlon Smlth Mary Truluck Rosalte Horn Shrrley Rhyne Joan Goodman Rosalre Markowttz Connre Mason Second row Bryna Lee Datz Joyce Merrttt Charlotte Krsslrng Charlotte Txmm Carol Dean Turknett Betty Stoddard Zelda Robertson Margaret Humphrtes Joye Hrlton Third row Jerelyn Kelly Ann Norrts Mary Anne Wmlson Dotty Newman Carol Lee Huster Ltbby Sewell Jo Ann Clark Betsy Yoakley Deanne Jackson Barbara Duval Fourth row Marranne Jacobs Melvtn Frerdlrn Carolyn Jacobs Shtrley H111 Robert Johnson Bob Barrett Ronald Mac Alltster B111 Bollrng Raymond Ketchum Russel Rowe Jeanette Slaughter l ' - ' - ' 1 A 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 ' ' A 1 ' 1 ' 1 5 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' T 1 I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I ' T ' 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 4 I I ' T 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 A 1 I A 1 ' 1 I 1 I 1 1 ' ' V I V I 1 gl -1 1 '1 1 ' 1 -1 L. . T A 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 U 1 I I ' -1 I I I 1 ' 1 1 I 1 I I 4 i I 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 - T I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - N!-1TIIJN!1I. EIJHE SIE LEAGUE .fig , QQ 411- ,- 'fx A X, ga Yff-' in Flrst row left to hgh! LOUISE Ostner Raymond Ketchum Treasurer Lews Lee Prestdent B111 Ives V1cePres1dent Nancy Hartman Secre tary John Howell Second row Mtss Horne Sponsor Margaret Lipscomb Phoebe Jackson Joan Mohle Connte Buford Betsy Small Eleanor Smxth Wendell Bartholf Third row Larry Moore B111 Marr Jack Gatllard Robert Johnson Scott Ball Bobby Smxth Bob Barrett Lee offers many opportunltxes to students tnterested xn the Dramatlcs and Speech arts Foremost among these IS the Natlonal Forensrc League, an honorary club conslstlng only ot students who have earned 20 speaklng polnts Thls organlzatxon has brought many honors to Lee throughout the state Student Congresses held at Lee and Talla hassee brought many po1nts to Lee as well as the State Debate Tournament where Lee N F L members aqaln earned thelr laurels On March 15 and 16 a D1str1ct N F L Tournament was held 1n Daytona whtch was wtdely attended The number one speakers 1n lh1S compet1t1on also went to the State competxtlon ln M1am1 Lee was represented at the Southern Speech Assoc1at1on tn Gamesvtlle on Aprrl 2 through the 6 Included also rn therr calendar ot the year was stagxng the FOYGDSIC Froltcs A banquet ln the Sprtng brought the close to a very pros perous year 1 1 i A 1 i 1 ' f 1 ' i . 1 f 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - UNIUH IIL SSID L LEAGUE ,ar FITS! row left lo nghl Bobby Smrth Sergeant At Arms Nancy Danxels Chaplaln Oval Boone Treasurer Helen Hamrrck Secretary Raymond Ketchum V1C6Pl'eSldenf Frank Bedell Presrdent Second row Fred Rankrn Mardon Hxnkle Forrest Wood Sam Holloway Eddie Bohannon Tommy Cauthen Stevre Poole Rrchard Huston Third row Catherrne Harper Mrss Cockrell Sponsor Joan Zextlrnger Joyce Hammond Kathleen Crews Barbara Duvall Dorothy Wallrng Dottte Newman Howard Hosxck Absentees Barbara Browrng Jack Jarrett Robbne Patterson Pat Plercy John Porter Marron Smxth Pat Whrte Charlotte Krsslrng The Junlor Classlcal League has worked hard thrs year to strmulate enthuslasm and mterest among 1ts members and lndeed all Latln students At the regular meetlngs on the second Monday ot each month, many varred, entertarnrng, and rntormatrve programs have been qrven mcludtng movres plays and at ChIlSfm8S the srnqlng of carols 1n Latrn As rn former years to add to the Roman atmosphere Roman names were chosen by members and used durrng class t1me and at league meetrngs A brg event durmg the year IS the Florrda Junror Classrcal League Forum, held rn Tampa thrs year The mam socxal events are the annual Chr1stmas party held at regular meetrng t1me rn December and a Roman banquet rn Aprrl At the latter, all members come rn approprrate Roman costume and partake ot a typrcal Roman feast Thus ends a year full ot 8Cf1V1lY n 'gf ' as I 5 X I? 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Connre Buford Treasurer B111 Marr President Eleanor Smith Vice President Martha Anderson Secretary Second row Miss Eunice Horne Sponsor Star Brown Madelyn Riclcer Barbara Gann Marlon Smith Charlotte Ktsslrng Joan Goodman Nan Daniel Dorothy Bowen Eileen Winderweedle Jackre Mullrs Dorothy Mcliintyre Marcia McKinney Third row Ann Fella Nancy Hartman Joan Lee Paulette Neville Joye Hilton Donnie Wilson Barbara Duval Marcia Douglas Mary Anne Cameron Roxy Woodman Sally Anderson Dorothy Womble Susan Lucas Fourth row Peggy Lu Buckner Ann Cornwall Ruth Carter Jo Ann Setzer Patsy Adams Rheta Jean Ivre Fifth row Bob Barrett .lack Vaughn Larry Johnson Mlchael Sack Russell Rowe Lewrs Lee A1 Moffett Bobby Bush Raymond Ketchum Seaborn Jones B111 lves Raymond Allstedt Bill Boling Ott to the televrsion station they head, and its way Not content with 1ust being on the arr this Charade shows in the form of competitlon spot ot their television programs Phoebe Jackson, Bill Ives and A1 Moffett another activity of the Radio Guild IS on years Radto Guild took to the screen with other schools proved to be the high parncipated ln these programs Varrous announcements, contests, and programs were important events ot the club also Among these programs was an interesting talk on television, given at one of the Guild Meetings The skilled direction ot Miss Eunice Horne has been responsible for the progress of this group X 1 S ' ' - ' 1 i ' f I i I 1 I ' I 1 Z . A I I - A . . . , My -' , , . , 1 , T 1 Margreeta Jordan, Helen Haber, Charlotte Timm, Alice Williamson, Enid Driver. I N C . . - - - , . . 1 X I . 1 1 ' V ' ' . ' If-,k 1 - 1 ,,.- ST EE CREW First row let! io right Mxss Eunrce Home lnstructor, Eleanor Smrth .lere Jones Margaret Lxpscomb .Ioan Goodman Nancy Hartman Phoebe Jackson Cecelxa Todd Connxe Buford Carol Dean Turknett Second row Lewrs Lee Brll Ives Bobby Warren Roger Ray Charlie Stubbs Bobby Hartwxg Drexell George Bxll Bolrng Bob Barrett Third row Russell Rowe Ben Wewer Mike Sack H C Charnblxss George Brown Robert Johnson Scott Ball Sam Holloway talent 1n the dramatrc freld and therr qualltles of leadershrp They work hand 1n hand Wlfh other school organr zatlons to produce the best ln dramatlc productlons After hours of plannmg and hard work on the part of the propertzes cornmrttee, the set frnally goes up amrd the sound of hammer and saw and the smell of pa1nt Then the ruoht of the performance backstage we frnd the make up crews madly at work the drrectors and cast ner vously awartrng therr cues, frnally the Ilghts are drmmed, the curtaln goes up the play IS on' But behlnd the glamour of the footlrghts rs an untold story Hard at work IS the stage crew the few that grve so untrrrngly of thelr trme and effort so that many may have enjoyment The stage crew-the backbone of the Robert E. Lee dramatic department, is composed of students chosen for their .J ' . 1 . ' DEB TE IILUB 3 wfg5 .M 945s-save, - urefg -1 y. 'w 7-QIBW arf Ap 3431 'Quan-uf xv? hrs! rev- left to right Connxe Buford Joan Goodman Lewxs Lee B1ll ves Nancy Hartman John Howell Carolyn Jacobs Shlrley Hill Second row Mxss Horne Bob Barrett Loulse Ostner Eleanor Smxth Phoebe Jackson Cecelxa Todd Melvm Fretdlm Wendell Bartholf Raymond Ketchum Allce Wlllrarnson Margaret Lxpscomb Third row Scott Ball Bobby Smlth Joan Mohle Robert Johnson Larry Moore The Lee debaters have worked hard th1s year w1th the nattonal IOPIC Resolved That The Amerlcan People Should Relect The Welfare State The attxrmattve agamst the neganvel Debatmg trtps, prepar1ng speeches, and trymg to stump the opposttlon IS all m the fun The Lee representat1ves 1n the State Debate Tournament won second place Those debatmg were Lewxs Lee, B1ll Ives, John Howell, and Bobby Smtth The Debate Club 1S lookmg forward to wtnmng many more debates next year is --- 3' avftwi M 1 ,. . B' ., ,us-iy,, , .. -tv' i'1--'lt ' - ,. fr. , .W ,- . 'Ffff' wr - . ,' P' 4, 'M A21 4 . 'X ,. 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X- Q 'M ,, ,, -J' Z- ,,, If ' '- ' - ' , , ' , ' 1 , . , , ' 1 i I I I I I V I I V I I ' A V I 1 f - O T I I I I I ' LIBH HY ST FF fini row Barbara Mansell Waunita Ludden Betty Boyd Rheta .lean lvie Barbara Bowen Betsy Small Second row Martha Anderson Madelyn Rteker Gage Boyd Barbara Gann Alice Ann Williams Joan Ward Grace Zetterower Carol Johnson Jean Bell Claire Maxwell Miss Borden Third row Miss Anderson Bobbie Boyd James Lamb Margreeta Jordan Fred Walsingham Clyde Miller Patsy Strickland Madelyn Pierce Carolyn Pant Louise Bell LEE LIBRARY COUNCIL This year members ot the Lee Library Council have received honor awards silver pins 1n the shape ot a book given to each one who mastered certain skills in library service The council meets once a month with the produced tor the first time this year This council 1S one of the co founders ot a state wide library council, and one ot our members Patsy Strickland, is the state president We lomed this state group at 1ts annual meeting on April 28 29 in a pleasantly remembered week end camp at Leesburg Florida Our group made many student library friends from all over the state and met visiting speakers from Florlda State University and the State Department ot Education at this meeting Officers ot the Lee Councll are Wuaruta Ludden President Betty Boyd VICE President Madelyn Rielcer Secre tary, Allce Ann Williams, Recording Secretary Barbara Mansell Treasurer Rheta .lean Ivie Chaplain . 1 . . . I . . . I Camera Club, and has had as its yearly project the beautification ot the library. A library newspaper has also been A I . ' . . I . U 1 I . c . . I . i I . b . i . . l ' - ' i 1 i r ' ,vu L i' N-fs Q Music Department Music Assemblies . . . Thanksgiving programs . . . Christmas and Winter Concerts . . . P.T.A. and Dad's Club programs . . . Baccalaureate services .... Such are but a few ot the many contributions ot the Girl's Glee Club this year. Led by Mrs. Edmonson and consisting of two girl's choruses ot Lee. Late practices . . . hard work . . . music contests . . . high honors . . . and our Glee Club shall continue striking the right note throughout the years. 'fig' Q 9 . 5,901 XED IIHIJH First row-left to right-Mrs. Edmondson, Gertrude Foyt, Judy Sharp, Thelma Marr, Mary Sue Dobbs, Shirley Edwards, Florence Dendler, Delores Symasick. Second row-Billy Jackson, Gloria Chapman, Mirium Hall, Emma Jane Bates, Mildred Franz, Barbara North, Kathryn Patrick, Judson Rogers, Kirby Rogers. Third row-Sonny Shipp, Reed Hobbs, Robert Hall, Don Reed, Billy Woods, Lynn Parks, Haskell Alford, Ronnie Herring, Robert Jones and a mixed chorus these music-airs have brought beauty to the halls 'Q GIRLS GLEE CL 'Q Babcock Juanrta Ivey Carolyn Tomllnson .loan Walker Delores Daughtery Sarah Cunningham Shrrley Fussell Marrlyn Layton Second row Mrs Edmondson Adelle Brxdges Jane .laclrson Shxrley Barber Laverne Odom Lynn Baumll Vlrgxnra Pappas Suzanne McCreary Jeanette Turner Nancy Marady Delores Harvey Beverly Dauqhtery Joyce Wells Barbara West Carolyn Roberts Mary Frances Smxth Glorra Sorrell Third row Mary Smxth Vannett Aderhold Annette Hoff Nancy Hartman Margaret Humphrres Claudette Carter Melvena Roberts Patsy Mathews Lucrlle Morgan Cynthta Mllrell Evelyn Allen .loan Gary .lune Krng Fourth row Sylvla Batton LeAnn Christy Reglna Fessenden Margie Black EHUHALLIEH5 PT f Ftrs! row left to rlgh! Regina Fessenden, Sue Bennett, Carlene Moody, Bernrce Wallace, Barbara Havalson, Margaret Smrth, Cynthxa Mxkell, Pat Babcock, Margxe Jones, Kay Fussell, Mary Dyal, Vrrgxma Pappas Second row Mrs A G Edmonson, Delores Hooks, .lean Caudrll, Marrlyn Layton, Barbara West, Ann Kearsey, Rose Marle La Rosa, Ola Kelly, Suzanne McCreary, Patty Dennard, Sylvxa Batton, June Krng, Beth Abstem, Elalne Sweat, Mary Henderson SI ' ' ' S S is 1:-t me as ,S , e tx, A- . , f 5 2 1 V . ' ' . l r ' 1 , , A W A S 5 l ' , - P S S X -. S First row-left to right-Ann Kearsey, Merita Kirkland, Barbara Nelson, Carlene Moody, Doris Yeager, Pat , f . 1 f , , . I 'L I' ' I A .l. ' l ' - V N y I 5 Q , S fs , 3 4 s f T , C . ' . s ' 5 . - ' . ' -af' .E .f ' X' .' r ' ' I 5 , 7 lr . ' an At FLUTES Susan Luca Marcla Mclitnney Charlotte Hlssllng CLARINETS Rtchard Saturday Paul Bucholtz Robert Gentry Alfred 'STYVGFS fed-Tuflf He en Hamnck Stanley Kantor Rtchard Burgtn Chnton Clevenger Patr1c1a H111 Marlorle Jackson Sabtna James Catherxne Lane Bernre Nachman Stanley Ruby Luc1lle Self James Wood B F Hamtlton ALTO CLARINETS Margaret Whtte Sally Anderson HUBEHT E. LEE BAN HIJSTEH BASS CLARINETS Patrlcta Arterburn Yvonne Waddell BASSOONS Ann Cornwall nrta Brunson Joan Zetthnger Marxlyn Nrchols 4 ALTO SAXOPHONES Sylvla Thomas Joel Bressler Jack Ingram Dorothy Krantz TENOR SAXOPHONE Sarah Hart BARITONE SAXOPHONE Al Mottett TRUMPETS AND CORNETS Robert Frampton Shtrley Wetst Clyde Canady J B McDonald John Howell Roger Ray Bob Wentworth Emsley Cobb Roy Shank Pete Dawkms Edward GSbY1QlSOIX 1 Bcltnq James Johnson Joe Gentry Robert Wood FRENCH HORNS Dorothy Tyler Bobby Weyer Norman Palltster Wendell Sheppard Alxce Lucas James Smtth Ray Rotunda Herbert Romtg John Mrlstead BARITONES Henry Recksttne Ruth Dowllng Joe Squtres Barbara Forbes TROMBONES Donald York Howard Groshell Terry Cantrell Jack Cantrell Donald Hancock Donald Moore Hal Roberts Robert Lanter Johnny Jomer Jon Mtchael BASSES Raymond Ketchum Jlm McDonald Wtlltam Lassk Lawrence Randall Tommy ALlSfll'1 PERCUSSION Terry Hultck Hudson Halle Louts Obt Catherine Mortno Arthur Chappell I I 1 ',,. V f ' HI , , . I , -1 l N ',rA , - . i K. ' f . ' . . f , ,J Qgonald Eckels jf 4' nf . yt 5 lf' OBOES Hubert Turrentine Kr, - . - I 1 v K , . Bill - K - J - ' ' Jr. ' . Donald York Disciplinarian Richard Saturday President Robert Frampton Vice-President Sarah Hart Treasurer Dorothy Tyler Secretary Sylvla Thomas Student Conductor LEE HIGH BAND Musrcal talent hard work endurance, a passmg scholastrc standard a tolerable salesman, and a good sense of humorl Just a few of the thlngs that go lnto the requxrements of each band member As a cooperative unlt under the leadershlp ot Mr C O Hulrck, thxs outstandmg orgamzatxon accomphshed many feats and also had a lot ot fun ln the year of 1950 1951 The yearly HCllV1ll6S of the band cons1st of playmg land cheerrngl for all home games, entering drstnct and state band competttlons, sell1ng everyth1ng from popcorn to egg separators, g1v1ng several concerts, and prov1d1ng beautrful muslc for mxscellaneous school and communlty 8Cf1Vlll6S Thls year the Band topped 1ts record by h1tt1ng an all tlme peak of approxxmately 110 band members tncludxng the malorettes and drum mayor AND UFFIEEH5 .hm McDonald Property Chalrman Marcia McKinney Lxbrarlan John Howell Reporter Susan Lucas Soclal Chairman C O HULICK DlY6CfOf V 'f 6 f , . I 1 Y ' I . . . . N X I . . . bf ' Y I , J rl I . Cecil North, Drum Major V 1 l F y . I I . . I I . ' K I n 9 I xi, ... .i' V '.- M JUHETTES V First row-Head Majorette, Dorothy Cul' pepper, Jo-Anne Browne, Barbara Brown, Mary .Ioan Wotering, Cecil North, Drum Major. Second row-Barbara Matthews Sylvia Carten, Virginia Arsenault, Mary Elizabeth Arrowood. I 'r- I . tl First row-Carol Dean Moffett, Dorothy Culpepper, Betty Blume. Second row-Jean Caudill, Cecil North, W Charlene Neely. ta, ,,..,, A ,411-'W . W K M a 1 f 0 Fixx! row-Jean Bell, Martha Clark, Betty Chesser, Carol Augur, Second row-.Ian Carrol, Patsy Earney, Frances Ekhwurzel. -g 1-xy 4 X x l x . .WX . ,ff 51 J V Y ,JI TED PEARSON Head Cheerleader FRANCIS JOHNSON VIRGINIA ZIPPERER , as K. '5'.xf' RUFUS GRIFFITH MARTHA WILSON ALBERT KISSLING ELEANOR DAVIS ,lu Q. A A Q .F W. K5 wg, in 1 DHI EH ,buf lpn. fmt B first row left to ugh! Betty Boyd Margie Vaughn Elizabeth Widnyer Mary Frances Cochran Martha Hall Mildred Conway .loyce Kirkland Allce Williamson Betty Stoddard Zonnell Donald Rosalie Horn Mary Joyner Jackie Blount V1rg1n1a Durant Betty Long Second row left to right Mr Mendoza La Rue Nunnally Patricia Crawley Marlene Knoll Carol Dame Suzanne Sherrer Mar1orie Fisher Nancy Sue De Sha Anne Burns Myna Gillespie Elmetta Burroughs Louise Bush Margie Mangels, Annis Mac Fadden, Omegene McLane, Barbara Wright. Third row-left to right-Barbara Radd, Kathryn Olson, Clinton Register, Jimmy Squires, Edward Gabrielson, Seaboru Jones, Shirley Weist, Kay Armstrong, Ann Travistry, Charlotte Wilson, Melvina Jordon, Rosemary Suits, Peggy Bas- tord, Carol Hoskinson, Jo Ann Setzer, June Heath, Yvonne Ponse. TRAIN IN G ll limp MH. LIJEIiETT'S ST PF gm Ftrs! row left to right Allen Barlowe Kenneth Clltiord Francts Johnson Noman Cole Dorothy Bowen Bull Kemp Jack Cantrell Bob Schlltz Donald Davrd Second row Mr Lockett Bob Cotney Wlllldm Staldev Steve McA11ley Walter Coleman Jrmmy McCoy Robert Garcla Harry Katz Gary Slmmons Jack Kerr Third row Norman Melton Robert Hurner Gordon Lazarus Charles Lemacks James Bottorft Bo Crutchheld John Kemp Absent when ptcture was made Paul Becker Theador Pearson P HE TTE IIHEHS ASSUEI TIIJ Ftrs! row lei! to ugh! Mrs O J Ramspot Treas Mrs Ches er Cluxton Pres Mrs B C DeW1tt Sec Second row Mrs M P Culp Mrs Warren Jackson Mrs C L saturday Mrs Leonard Funk Mrs Cone Ms F H Fant Mrs U S Huster Mrs Emx1We1se ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , , 1 . . 5 A ,, . - - . .. t, ,, . . , ., ,, . , . - . . . , . , . . ... , . , . , r,1 . , ... , . . ll!-HIS' EL hrs! row left to ugh! F H Baumer John A Eckles Leonard Flnk Presldeni Frank John stone Robert W Locket! Sam Bucholiz Pumphrey Joseph W Gxlbert C H Hosxck Second row-L. L. Roane, C. G. Hart, Dr. C. P. Cleveland, Warren H. Hirkham, Clyde F G D Arnold Albert Abboud Ben Anderson J T Alexander George C Brown Sam Bucholtz Roy Boltng James C Borom J B Bowen J D Boyd H C Belrsarro Sr W J Barley Claude Brown Paul Brlant J V Baumrl Frederrck H Baumer J B Bellort Joe Becker Marlon L Brown Wrllram R Barley B M Brunson Jr W J Baldw1n Jr Dr J L Boone D W Brown George G Baughman N P Brooks Robert M Bush Jr Dr S G Bedell Dr C P Cleveland S A Cllftord H A Chadbourne J H Clarke J W Cameron Bryan H Cornwall A E Crawtord Hayt B Cotney Mrs Ellzabeth Cornelrus J E Conger H C Chamblrss Inman P Crutchtreld Charles K Corbm Wm R Chandler W R Creecy Chester F Cluxton Malcolm C Crews James Chestnut St George Cooper J H Coleman Sam Datz R J Dowlmg Raymond H Daugherty S Clrnton E Drawdy W W Danrel McK1nney J Davrs Lacey S Day A K Davtd B C DeW1tt J C DuBose Wm J Daugherty James E Davxs RUSTER Jake W Davrs H W DeSaussure J R Durrett C A Dlttmar Walter I Dobarzynskr R L Denson Wm L Duke John A Eckels R M Everltt Jr James A Ellls T Manvel Entenza S M Fryer Leonard Frnk F L ort Raymond C Fort E E Fulton G F Fella Louxs O Gravely Jr D Gabel J Green H Gardner C Gayle M Glrckstern H G Garllard Robert Gordon Carl H Hosrck J Compton Hall Herman C Helms C H Hobbs Vrctor A Hughes M T Hollrngsworth Rrchard C Hall Roland L Hedberg M H Hendee Jr W Hansen Dr Luther W Holloway Joseph L Harper Walter Helllnger Howard D Hamrtck Hardy M Harrell Sam L Harsey Sr Chores G Hart Clyde L Houk George H Holmes Claude O Hulrck F B Hutto Jo eph Hartman Julran S Hunt S G Huntsmger Hugh L Hardage J R Hoy Thomas B Ingram Thomas C Jameson K M Jensen D F Jones W W Johnson Sr M T Josltn Frank Johnstone Eustace B Johnson H B Jenkms John B Jolner Edwln R Jordan Dr T Harrrs Johnson Warren B Jackson A H Jacobs K J Kafntas E E Keene Comdr W F Kenna Chrts A Kartsonrs J C Krtchens E V Kolar John S Kemp Chas J Knob E C Kenyon A James Kemen E L Mrller Andrew P McCullough Raymond E B Ketchum Joe H Lovern Claude LEngle L W Leavrtt Dr T H Lrpscomb Horace R Llttman James H Lybass Lloyd Layton Fortune La Rosa D S Manry Ernest B Maxwell H L Mlchael C T MCKIHDSY Edwln A Mawhmney Fred Mohle Martlmore B Morehouse D L McClure Robert B Mason Tom Mohr Oltver S Morton S L Mott W S McKe1then Lt Comdr James C McCoy E A Mottet J D Moore Nathan Newman W I North N K Nasrallah Homer C Nrx Morrts Nachman R L Nelson J B Odom Sr Dr Aaron Z Oberdorter J S Ostner Herbert L Owen John Harlan Owens H I Parrott Ed L Prrchard Sr H C Porter Gene Peacock A W Plckels S C Poole D F Peaks C F Pumphrey Henry F Perrrtt Robert C Peek Jullus F Prncus Archte Puldy Wm J Phllltps H B Pottertteld Granvrlle B Rarley James E Rrchardson Ray Roane W J Rutledge N W Rxce John H Rouse Sr Frank W Rrves Fred A Rankm R J ay T L Randall J E Rhyne C O Rreker Mrs Sophre Ruby Arvxl C Roulston Olxver J Ramspott Elbert W Schmltt Rev Roy H Short W W Strrckland Ned F Smith Carlos Starlmg A F Stevens C L Saturday James A Sorrell Reuben E Shackeltord Martm Sack Ottar Skotherm Clarence E Srmth Wm L Summerlrn John N Schwarz F M Shrpp R McDonald Smrth W E Sanders Morrrson I Taylor John I Todd James S Trammell Ralph Thompkms E M Tlllman W G Whtdby Horace S Wrllramson W T Woods A L Woodham J E Woodman Robert E Walker Dr Em1lH Werse Frank A Wxse T West C E Wtnter Forrest C Wood H J Whttmarsh J Llndsay Wtlkmson Donald E Young Preston R Yoakley Arthur F Zregler ' ' ' . . . ' f . ' . .R' ' ' , - D. . ' . ' James E1 candy L.-H..Hoff James Y. Marr Df Lf shires . , r. . . . . . ' . ' JOHN GRINER - VIRGINIA ZIPPERER BLE!-111 EAI. 1951 JANUARY 1951 sun Mon ru: win mu ru su 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 LT OVAL BOONE-MASON DARBY 28 29 30 31 ---7 - 1951 FEBRUARY 1951 V sw vow vu: wsu mu nu sn 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 li nw igxymsq I 'L +... gi w DOT CANNON - TEDDY ROBINSON 1951 JULY 1951 sw MQN mf wsu mu m sn V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 I 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 1 7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 DOTTIE DAVIS - BRUCE CI-IADBOURNE 1951 MARCH 1951 sw Mon Yu: ww mu nu su 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 I 1951 SEPTEMBER 1951 SUN MON IUE WED YNU FII SAT 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 1 1 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 Z3-Ill 24 25 26 27 28 29 MARTHA CLARKE - JERRY I-IIPPS N E3- 'Ks ' ,K , DON BESSENT - JOAN GOODMAN 1951 AUGUST 1951 suN Mow ru: win vnu su 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 1 12 13 14 15 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 GH Y 1951 RONALD SWEAT - JOAN LEE JOHN DITTMAR - SARAH BOONE ROSEMARY SUITS - BOBBY GODWIN 1951 JUNE 1951 I SUN MON TUE WED THU FII SAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 , 1951 MAY 1951 SUN MON YUI WED THU Fl! SAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 1 7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 J: 1951 APRIL 1951 SUN MON mr win mu vu su 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 I 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 14 1 5 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 I 1951 OCTOBER 1951 suN Mon we wsu mu rn sn 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 1 1 1 2 13 14 15 16 1 7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 SAM INGRAM - CAROL CRAIG M, -4 -. '.1 . ,A ,ff Q- .Q 1 nl 1-Af w 3 -an-r' XVI. DANA SHIRES - DOTT CULPEPPER 1 1951 Novzmazn 1951 1 1 SUN MON TUK WIU THU FII SAY 1 1 2 3 E 4 5 6 7 s 9 10N 1 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1a 15 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 W.. 'Ffa Q ,Y . .ky JEAN BELL - TOMMY JENKINS 1951 nzczmssn 1951 1 SUN MON TUE WED THU KU SAT 1 3 H 2 3 4 5 e 7 s f 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 zo 21 22 11-so 14-11 25 26 27 28 29 AUTUEH!-KPH5 Oufsfundzng Qfraduzz tvs x' Q xlo l IXQ-Lx ' x 1 X Q X if -N! :gk ' 29 is-. DONALD BESSENT A hard worker a sportmg competltor and an excellent leader these qualmes characterrze Donald Bessen! Cowboy as he called by fellow students has been a malnstay of our baseball and football team for three years Hs clean sportsmanlxke conduct and cooperatxve Splfll have brought htm fnends even among hrs rmvals In splte of h1s many honors Donald has remalned modest and unassummg One mtght say l-les an Ideal fellow SHIRLEY ROBERTS Sh rley and her keen spcrtsmanhke qualtxes have proved to be an 1nsp1rat1on throughout Lee Belnnd her cheery smrle and warm greetmg, we find a glrl who IS an athlete m every sense of the word Hard work, fan' play and earnest cooperation mlght well be the 1deals that have gmded her to so many vxctorxes Cheered 1n the athletlc world, loved by her classmates, Shrrley w1ll contmue to be oulstandmg wherever she goes , ff as all 55 is 1: , . ff' f 3 2 ' 1 , . E Q . 2 f ' ,fs dst'- K, 4 Q. , ' ' , - ' . is . , . i , C . ,. . . . . V . , I . Q . Q. . . . . . V V wwmnwqww H se l LEWIS LEE Keen mtelltgence mrngled wxth a fun lovrng twmkle rn hrs eye has earned Lewts the deep respect of hrs many frrends Hrs eloquence tn all trelds of publrc speakmg has gamed fame lor Lee l-hgh all over the state, as well as personal recognttton for hrmselt Those who know htm best recogntze htm to be a srncere, stratghtiorward rndlvrdual, ever wrllmg to cooperate and completely trustworthy What ever hrs chosen protesston, Lewrs success rs rnsured by hrs tme capabrlttres and h1gh prrncrples PI-IOEBE JACKSON Known to us by her warm smrle and pleasant manner, Phoebe wtth her frtendlmess has cast a glow throughout the halls ot Lee Lovable and loyal, she has endeared herself to fellow classmates and faculty Her quret, unaffected manner seems to hrde the deep sense of responsrbrlxty whrch has led her to success tn so many ftelds As actress, scholar, or leader 111 countless actrvrtres, Phoebe has tnsprred the work ot all who have come mto contact wtth her May we take th1s opportumty to pay trrbute to a grrl whose very presence has made Lee l-lrgh School a better place fl- I ' t llt, LQV, ,gay sl 1 , r - :ti 5 s L aff i E '- P V, sf, I 5 at . E 1 Q' lf E 5 I is we Q E325 iT: t, - f V lf s -,Hwy W r K 2 . 2 Q i I i E . L l 5 Q 9 1 ' A t t 5 5 5 c 5 at 2 2 5 ,f r 4 r W y E z y E! . ,. Y t z , l i Q ' z 2 5 i Q - r 1 5 5 F X Y E wt X 2 J 1 5 I , S . l , , 'R , . 1 l SAMMY GORDON Excelllng not only rn scholarship but tn earnest hard work Sammy has contrrbuted much to Lee Hlgh as Editor rn Chref of the Blue and Gray Hrs gentle yet 1ns1stent pushtng has brought the annual through tts many stages successfully and hrs orxglnalrty IS evldent tn all parts of the book A good sense of humor has marked Sammy a favortte among hrs frxends and hrs witty sayxngs IS an honor student an excellent organizer and a splendxd person to know HELEN HAMRICK Even though Helen dxd not enter Lee unt1l her .luntor year she has very defrmtely proved herself an outstanding graduate Her grades top all those rn the Senior Class and her personalrty character and stncere lrtendlmess maxntam the same standard She has contrrbuted much to the betterment of Lee High School through her hard work and constant dependabtllty 1h vartous organxzatxons Wtth her sense of humor that IS pleasant and generous and her stratghtlorwardness that demands respect Helen ts recognlzed by all as one of the flnest grrls of our graduatlng class t t . I . . I . I . . . h. - . - , , f will draw him a crowd of companions anywhere, These are a few of the reasons why our vote of success goes to Sammy - he f , V , ' . , 1 A V , OVAL BOONE A true man of d1st1nct1on we mrght call Oval for h1s a1r of qulet conflclence and h1s gentlemanly conduct mark hlm a person of unusually hlgh cahber There 1S assurance of a 1ob well done when that 1ob IS glven to Oval Th1s has been proved by h1s capable leadershrp ln VBIIOUS offlces Destlned to go far ln hrs Irie he Wlll not soon be forgotten by those who have known and adnured hlm ELEANOR SMITH A sunny sm1le and frtendly greetmg warm the heart of anyone who comes lnto contact wlth Eleanor Entenng every actxvlty Wllh boundless enthuslasm she IS a true 1nsp1rat1on to all who have the pr1v1lege ot knowlng and work1ng Wllh her Her hlgh ldeals gu1de her every actlon and her slncere tnterest IH others IS an evldence of her thoroughly out gorng personallty I CYNTHIA MIHELL Excellrng rn musrcal talent and appreciation our Cynthia has sung her way into the hearts of many Cheerful cooperative and dependable she has been a mainstay of the Glee Club for three years Her friendly wrllrng sprrrt and bright determr natron have brought her the admrratron of both faculty and students Warm smrles as well as a warm voice will long remind us of this outstanding graduate HENRY RECKSTEIN Guided by talent ambrtron and hard work hrs music has met with success rn every way Long after Hanks playing has died out however hrs trrends will remember hrm for hrs quret errousness and sprrrt of ready willingness and co operation Always on the 1ob always dependable we salute Henry Reckstern an indispensable member of the Band and truly an outstanding senior . . . . . I . . I I . I I 4 I . . I I I . Those who have known Henry in his three years at Lee have recognized him to be a musician in every sense of the word. I I I - . . I ,, , ,, I I ' I I I an A A gf 4 nl' We f-s.Q'5 f BILLY SAHLIE Billy Sahlte IS a rare combmatlon of outstandxng athletlc abllxty and hlgh scholastxc standards Hts supertor achlevements tn many varied fields, combmed wrth hxs gemal good humor have won hum the respect and admlratlon of all As presldent of the Cenxor Fellow s Club star basketball player and Sergeant at Arms of Kappa H1 Y Btll has shown hlmself a capable conscxentxous worker depend able and self relxant A feeling of respect 15 associated wxth B111 s name for the students recogmze tn his smcerxty and earnestness the true qualltxes of a leader CECELIA TODD The contrlbutlons of versatmle Cecella to Lee Hugh have been numerous Besldes servmg as Presxdent of both the Semor Gxrl s Club and the Natxonal Honor Socxety she has dlrected the many successful dramatlc productxons of the year Serlousness IS the txrst tm pressron she glves but soon her engagmg grm betrays her fun lovmq splnt A leader and frxend to be depended upon Cecela has won the hearts of the many people who know and love her Y K I fr- X ' :Eire e f 13,,'. ' A li ,Z-I in . L t E AUTUEH!-KPHS fn xx f4IlQ X ATHLETIC 5 NV I ,J .Q N NV. X - X N! ix xx ' V X L 5 f X w 4587 X X jf N of in vu AQ'-1 4 ..f XX' Lib U ns rren Knrkha Xu X In Lee Landon Stru Ie 1 n... :fvr PM 7. Hmm 5 1 5.1 lhrn uf mm, r Q Thevf B Comm Showmgs ui E V+ f X 751 ilx, -....., TN 'EJ ,'W l 1 Fnst row leh to nghi Durlley Norman Dan Scarborough Halle Huntsmger Betsy Small Mascot Dana Shxres Jerry Htpps Charlle Roberts 'econd row Noman Cole Clem Blalock G L Atchley Robert Llera Fred Walstngham Third row Tum Harrls Delano Shxvers John Kemp Mac Hendee Bobby Godwln Bxll Kemp Fourth row Robert Garcra B1lI Mannmg Bo Tucker James Gardner Protf Gxlbert Fifth row Teddy Robmson Leonard Skmner Lewxs Lee John Grmer Leroy Copeland Sxxth row Al Marshall Don Harrrs Henry Harms Btll Sahlxe Btll Chrlders '-an 7ll,.,J A U I H U I: Il I I. I an 1 J J J , I sa I I. H A J 'fl 'A ' A J B ' - 'Z Q ' 5 r f ' ' , ' , 'V . I I l l E E - I I I I I I . I I3 E . - 4 .I . I I I . I . I li I N 7 M - .I , . I I I I . I I ' L Il ' - , , I . I . I . I . I , . I 1 ' . 1 1' ' - l .7 B Lexi Viv -wh , 1-47 I FUUTB LI. 1950 KEN BROWN Captam Fullback Q, --.,.,s-Q DAN SCARBOROUGH All Captaxn Tallback T hrs! row lei! io ngh! Rrchard Smith Claude LEngle Doug McClure Gxlaert Mackoul Judson Rogers Charlle Thomas Charles Adams Clem Bla lock Rxchard Carter Bob Bennett Bo Tuggle Don Dent Second row R1chard Keman Robert Llera Grmer Kenneth Brown Charlre Roberts Dxck Sxmpson Lowell Boyd Dan Third row Dudley Norman lManl Homer Leonard Wxllxams Leroy Copeland Edgar Stewart Jerry Hxpps Gene Green Fred Walslngham Dana Kenyon Nix Gllbert Oliver Txm Harns Bobby Denson Ray Lauramore Halle Huntsmger Dan Scarborough John Tucker Bobby Carter Carlos Starlmg Dana Shxres Kenneth Mclienzle Don I-Iarrxs Earl Leggett George Rxce G I. Atchley llvlan l ., ,Q l . , 5 . . --Q EQ.-.p X - ' , ' sr 4 Q5 f ' . ' 1 E :M s , 2-all -. 4. 7 ' v gg . ,., I V I ' I I I I F ' I I I ' - , , . , , , , , 1 , . , . . - - -, , , , , , , , , , , . , . V - - -' LEE-18, ORLANDO-6 The unveiling of the 1950 edition of the Robert E. Lee Generals was a huge success as Lee ran over Orlando High School by an 18-6 score. Several weeks of hard drilling by head coach Warren Hirkham paid oft - as it was obvious - by the victory of a well-coached team. Coach Welcome Shearer's line did a fine job ot opening holes, as well as bottling up the Tiger's vaunted running attack, while Coach Dingman's coached CLAUDE L'ENGLE backs ran well. Scoring touchdowns for Lee were Hen Brown, Leonard Williams, and Bo Tuggle. .0 fill ll 1 33 I RICHARD SMITH Fullback Flight Half RAY LAURAMORE Taillsack ,A w - f ' RICHARD KEMAN End BOBBY DENSON Guard 95 1 TIM HARRIS Tackle GENE GREEN GILBERT MACKOUL FRED WALSINGHAM End Guard Center Q HUNTSINGER GAINS AROUND EDlSON'S END LEE-20, MIAMI JACKSON-12 The Generals proved good mudders to-night in the Orange Bowl as they slashed to a last minute victory over the Miami Jackson Generals. Co- Captain Dan Scarborough was the big gun, running like a demon to score a touchdown and an extra point. Brown and Ray Lauramore scored the other two Lee touchdowns. LEONARD WILLIAMS DICK SIMPSON End Right Han ni LEE-7, MIAMI EDISON -7 A sustained last quarter drive enabled the Lee gridders to gain a 7-all tie with an underdog Red Raider eleven in the Gator Bowl. It simply wasn't Lee's night as one bad break after another halted drives. Co-Captain Hen Brown crossed the goal line from tive yards out for the lone General TD and Charlie Roberts split the up- rights tor the tying tally. KENNETH MCKENZIE End JERRY HIPPS Tackle DAN TUCKER End Tailback CLEM BLALOCK LOWELL BOYD Tackle CARLOS STARLING Tackle Coaches MR. KURTRIGHT, MR. ANDERSON, MR, Sl-IEARER, MR. KIRHI-IAM, MR, AXTON, MR. LOCKETT, MR. DINGMAN F Boa BENNETT . Right Half HALLE HUNTSINGER Tailback Scarborough leads the way as Roberts gains against Jefferson LEROY COPELAND Center .IUDSON ROGERS Guard LEE-O, MIAMI SENIOR-20 It was seemingly a dead General eleven that marched onto the Orange Bowl gridiron to meet an inspired Stingaree team. The Generals just didn't click as the Stings went through the Lee line as though it were a sieve. For the General tans the game was a heartbreaker since it knocked them from the unbeaten ranks for the first time in two years. LEE-6i WEST PALM BEACH-6 Although outplayed all the way by a Lee team BO TUGGLE that was attempting a rebound, the Wildcats Guard scored a last minute TD on a desperation aerial barrage to gain a deadlock. Brown, Roberts, and Scarborough alternated to lead a 70 yard drive in the second quarter which Scarborough capped with a one yard blast. The Generals' play was much improved from last week's loss to Miami Senior but the mutting of two good scoring chances ruined their hopes for victory. JOHN GRINER Quarterback RICHARD CARTER Tailback DOUGLAS MCCLURE JOE GRUBER DUDLEY NORMAN G L A'fCHLEy Guard Guard Manager Manager Y. .' I 4295 . rf fi. . l I .-.-. 1 Ql Scarborough gams agamsi Landon CHARLES THOMAS Fullback THE GRAYS we-4 .2 llllllll-I-Ili I I m lfiii-'ii..it.i s 1-Ing 255 s ' n NW Q-NQ9 ll! je First row left io ugh! Stevie Poole Maxle Waddell Howard Hoslck flemmg Carruthers Robert Bowman Francxs Brown Ray Cole Arthur Pue Wallace Thaden Second row Rxchard Jensen Monroe Harrell Maurxce Vaughan Robert Jones Bxlly Woods Lynn Parks Ray Johns Jack Kerr Third row Donald Carter Jlmmy Parker Ronnle Rtves Joe Howard Roger Gatlxn Donald Weatherford Jimmy Helms Bob Bmttaker Charles Smxth Fourth row Joe Warren Clyde Krrkland Hugh Smxth Johnny Bryan Phlllxp Relchenbaclc Roy Mlller Sam Hatton YQ , C! t i Q . J , 2 ' ww .,-. ,. 4 N ,, J . A f .1 1 l ,l Q My A XJ . .X 1 -- l ,Q 1 0 A ,A ', T. ,-,. .,. A . A V , nj yrt t A. I JL 2 . , ,.,, , ,., ,,,. k-i-- - V A A 5 'Qi--- 1- 1 1 l r J r 1 I J I 1 l 1 - .4' THE BLUES first row-left to right-Gene Drawdy, Lavonne Jordan, Bill Holloway, B. F. Hamilton, Ted Vincent, Bill Katibah, Jack O'Brien, Bobby Kelly, Milton Cooper, Richard Gray. Second row-Frank Copeland, Edward Johnson, Nyles Geiger, Charles Lemacks, Jerry Mawhinney, Don Peaks, Laurence Thompson, Ray Simmons, Tommy Alexander, Billy Rutledge. Third row-Jerry Lantz, John Register, Herman Hamilton, Si Campbell, Jay Pumphrey, Donald Lovitz, Forrest Wood, Darrell Hass, Jimmy Roane. fourth row-Jack Reiclienbach, Reed Hobbs, Bill Winton, Duane Herrington, Lenard Newsome, Bill Coaltcr, Preston George, Tommy Jenkins, Don Dent. LEE 7 LANDON 14 After playing their hearts out to outplay the vaunted Landon Lions from across the river and leading most of the way Robert E Lee gridders went proudly down into defeat as Phil Tadlocks 75 yard punt return provided the winning margin The Generals have nothing to be ashamed of for their savage blocking and tackling hard running and all round fight and hustle will long endear them to the hearts of their followers A beautiful pass play from Scarborough to Williams enabling the Generals to leave the field with a 7 O lead at halftime went for naught as Landon scored two quick touchdowns in the third period and a last quarter Blue and Gray drive failed Standouts in the Lee line were Williams Earl Leggett Bob Llera Yogi McKoul and Leroy Copeland while Scar- borough Roberts and John Griner were the bright lights in the backfield. gjmff DON HARRIS K' End Fx EARL LEGGETT Tackle LEE 6 HILLSBOROUGH O With Leonard Williams big left end snagging a 25 yard pass from Tailback Dan Scarborough the Generals eked out a 6-O victory over the tough Hillsborough Terriers. Looking good for the Blue and Gray were Williams and Earl Leggett on the line and backs Charles Roberts and Scarborough. The game marked the second straight year in which the meeting of these two teams has ended 6-0 and the fourth in a row Lee has held its arch rivals scoreless. CHARLES ADAMS Guard DR. C. C. MENDOZA Scarborough gains against Jackson 'n ll Q A EDGAR STEWART Tackle LEE-26, JEFFERSON-7 Little Halle Huntsinger, who played great ball all season, was the shining light tonight in the Gator Bowl as he ran, passed, and kicked the Generals to a 26-7 victory olver Jefferson of Tampa. Halle scampered around end for the first Lee touchdown and tossed to Williams on a tricky double pass play, as well as booting two extra points and running well all night. Scarborough did his usually workmanlike job, scoring one TD and setting up another with a pass to Ken Mclienzie. LEE-24, JACKSON-13 The traditional turkey day game with Jackson was as usual well played and provided more than its share of thrills. Trailing 13-12 at the end of the first half the Generals came back with a vengeance to win 24-13. Leonard Williams on a 25 yard pitch from Scarborough and Fullback Hen Brown on a 5 smash scored Lee's tirst halt markers, while a beautiful, weaving 60 yard run by Charlie Roberts and a jaunt ot 7 yards by Scarborough payed off tor the last two counters. The win enabled the Generals to finish the season with a 5-2-2 record a fine mark in any league but poor for a Hirkham-coached eleven. CHARLIE ROBERTS Tailback Roberts Leaves Game After Brilliant Winning Touchdown TOMMY JENKINS Fullback DANA KENYON Quarterback 'gaudy-v .sf .Q an .Q .rf 3 . one 3 .- ROBERT LLERA Center Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. LEE HIGH 1950-51 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE B 16 Lee-30 Suwannee-27 29 Lee-64 Rule High llinoxvillel-39 2 Lee-45 Landon-34 5 Lee-37 Hillsborough-51 6 Lee-39 Jefferson-31 11 Lee-45 Miami Senior-42 12 Lee-49 Edison-52 V 13 Lee-55 West Palm Beach-48 16 Lee-52 Daytona Beach-49 , 18 Lee-33 Orlando-32 N 19 Lee-52 Lakeland-38 23 -Open- 24 Lee-50 Daytona Beach-45 26 Lee-48 Jax. Jackson-53 30 -Open- 2 Lee-41 Landon-32 B Lee-70 West Palm Beach-60 9 Lee-38 Edison-54 , 10 Lee-48 Miami Senior-59 . 15 Lee-56 Orlando-48 16 Lee-45 Ft. Lauderdale-44 20 Lee-52 Jax. Jackson-53 23 Lee-68 Hillsborough-61 24 Lee-44 Jefferson-43 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Lee-55 Lakeland-43 Lee-51 Mainland-41 Lee-55 Jax. Jackson-60 STATE TOURNAMENT Lee-41 Pensacola-57 BILLY CHILDEHS Guard COACH 1 John Axion DONALD HARRIS Center JOHN AXTON Coach 1 '50-'51 0 C F 5 V kv., Wwqam JOHN DITTMAR Center Q.-y BOBBY GODWIN Guard 'K 'w.,, ,- 5 f-N3A,,,g. CHARLIE ROBERTS Guard VARSITY firsi row-lefi lo right-Billy Childers, Ronnie Neder, Bruce Chadborne, Bobby Godwin, Charlie Roberts Second row-John Skinner, Donald Harris, John Dittmar, Billy Sahlie, Leroy Copeland. JOHN SKINNER Forward first row-left lo right-Richard Moore, Reginald Robarts, Ted Vincent. Second row-Richard Keman, Gene Davis, Dana Kenyon, Harry Katz, Reber! Willis. Third row-Jerry Mawhinney, Bobby Loilin, Tommy Jenkins, Max Long, Buddy Castleman, Gregg Sandland. ll --I A, Q Ill i 'C ' Ayr- g 1 x X 2' ' we ,i RONALD NEDER Forward BRUCE CHADBORNE Forward A A '--if LEROY COPELAND Center IK 341 ' r J X5 1 BILLY SAHLIE Forward LEONARD SKINNER Guard 49 A x SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Fir!! row-left lo righi-Forest Wood, Bobby Waits, Tommy Alexander, Charles Levy, Lynn Parks, Jack Holland, Pedro Ingram Second row-Jack Kerr, Bobby Nickols, Darrel Hass, Julian Weekly, Sonny Mullis. Third row-Billy Woods, Jay Pumphrey, Richard Gray, Hartsdale Sturgis. fy i 5 11-374-42+ --.Z Ji -lD' l gifs DELANO SHIVER Captam RONNIE RIVES BILLY RUTLEDGE HALLE HUNTSINGER BILLY LLANSEN LKLMANCE TURKNETT NOMAN COLE JERRY MAWHINNEY HARRY DAUGHTERY DANA KENYON DELANO SHLVLR RICHARD HUSTON LYNN LXONS MLLQ Relay Team A J Hbrdlers TRACK SU All flrsl row Tommy Mart n Gary Lundsfo d Rtchard Huston Noman Cole LaMance Turknett Brlly Hansen Delano Shtver Hubert Hendrtcks Bobby Bowen RlCll Baughmon Halle Huntsxnger Fred Walsrngham Dana Kenyon Second row Robert Garcta manager Walter Swyers Ronme Rxves Fred Mange Ntclue Henderson Donald Dlxon Blly Batley John Cluxton Harry Daugherty Bllly Manmng Claude Mangle Robert Comne Jerald Walsh Freddy Mxles Donny McGutt1n Robert Burns Coach Dmgman Third row Earl Leggett J1m McCoy Btll Scheffler Donald Bent Bllly Woods Lynn Lyons Al Marshall Charles Lemacks Don Harr1s Lawrence Ramspott Rodney Day Chrtstam Eck Al Thomas Jerry Maw hmney Btlly Rutledge Charles Mosley Randall Ward Fourth row Gene Harvey David Hlmbell Artte Pue Edward Eckols Dan Arnold J L Henderson James McVe1gh Johnny Fdge Harry Osborne Warren Morrrs Dxck Hester ll' I all Q .,. Y aio 5 Freddie Miles. COACH DINGMAN FIELD TEAM first row-Charles Mosely, Christain Eck, Halle Huntsinger, Delano Shiver, captain, Harry Daugherty, John Cluxton. Second row-Charles LeMacks, .l. L. Henderson, Bobby Gentry, Harry Osborne, Johnny Edge, James McViegh. Third row-Coach Axton, Albert Thomas, Lynn Lyons, Rodney Day, Earl Leggett, Don Harris Al Marshall, Billy Rutledge, Jere Mawhinney, Randall Ward. -ko . -. L Cross Country and Milers 1 first row-Tommy Martin, Lawrence Ramspott, LaMance Turknett, Ramon Merritt, Noman Cole, Second row-Donny McGutfin, Billy Hansen, Robert Conine, Jerome Brim, Bill Schetflex. Third row-Dan Arnold, Gene Harvey, Arthur Pue, Fred Mange. Lee Track Schedule of 1951 1. Lee Relays ...,.., ..,,.. M arch 30 2. Florida Relays ,,,,,. March 31 3. Tri-County .,,,,Y,.,.. ,,,,,,,, A pril 6 4. Lee Invitational ..., ,,,,. A pril 13 5. Big Ten .....,,,,..,,. ,,,,, A pril 21 6. Open ,......, ..April 27 7. Regional ...,. . ..,. May 4 8. State ........ ...May 12 SEB!-1LL ee ee ee ee 66 66 ee ee 99 ee ee ee 66 96 88 ee ee 1951 LEE HIGH BASEBALL SCHEDULE St Pauls Fletcher Leon QTal1ahasseel St Pauls March 29 March 30 March 31 Aprll Aprrl Hetterlrnus St Augustme Jackson Bolles Aprrl Aprxl Aprrl Hrllsborough Tampal Landon Bolles Lakeland Jackson Fla Freshmen Fletcher Fla Freshmen Landon Hetierlmus Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl May May May May May May BOBBY GODWIN JAMES GARDNER Co Captams W YI 3? Uvpr..-v---v an 'rw V fur 1 ills ns W1 All W '32 i' F1152 row left io rlghl Bobby Godwm Francis Brown Bobby Warts Wrrght Bledsoe Bllly Sumerland Wilton Stafford Regrnald Robarts Second row Max Long Hal Townson Homer Nrx Bobby Loftm Jlm Gardner Buddy Castleman Brlly Chxlders Rxchard Moore Gene Davxs Abseni Clark Nrxon Bernre Fraden Manager Here There Here There Here Here There Here There Here Here There Here Here There Here There L vs . L vs L vs L vs . ' 3 L vs ' I . ' l ' 7 L vs ' 10 L vs ' 17 L vs ' I ' 21 L vs ' 24 L vs ' 25 L vs ' 27 L vs 1 L vs . 4 L vs 5 L vs . 11 L vs 12 L vs ' 18 . 3' J' mm- B 2 -rf 31 1 1 In-vg ' ELL as 1 J 5 'J l's1 .1 'Q' H55 P +V En' ,,, ,A -K : - H 1g1wZxw?,,,l Vim 1, .. K ' 3,1 .H W7 -'-H F 1 'W ' Q lf' . 1 X g, ff by ' - fy V X X X 1 F -, . X , A ll A 1 1 , is A f' 4 I , Y X kr JOE KURTRIGHT Coach Oulfielcl-upper left-Richard Moore, Billy Childers, Jim Gardner Infield-upper righi-Francis Brown, Bobby Godwin, Billy Sumerland Second row-Hal Townson, Gene Davis, Bobby Loftin, Buddy Castle man. Catchers-lower left-Wilton Stafford, Homer Nix, Wright Bledsoe Pitchers-lower right-Bobby Waits, Bobby Godwin, Max Long Reginald Robarts, my --li-1 hu all in 7 nf ' -he K , -is , L' 54 'Q- - Q, f X Q it 3 ,- , ,f .4,. 'ins f 'Q M Q X A Q V E ' W 1 V. 'T W, 5 ,X i Vx ' ,, ,I . xv XY . .v fn '91 v fir :if Uv-. f-.. , .4 l , M AL 3- HIS. fx -Q1 ,,, 2 f- 4- X 'J ..a f:f '. 'A I - F. 32 1, n.,... ' iT?', ' 2-Q 'QM all' ff' 65, an f ' 1 if 3' fx we-s Y W .i .f -r nf ' ' ik ,xv awk 1 ' ' . vs? 'ov is ,. ' ff 5-5 if if . A af A V, Ji f-sif f ' ' M-1 ff 4 '.1.g2fgw. 1T'. '.'-Q7 1-fJ+'-f ff' ,e N4 +2 Sh. , 4-i. ,. new --, -4 ,AQ A, ,Q,,ii'E i Kaavfy tra. ,, '-an 'ia Ftrs! row left to ugh! Crrol Moffett Mary Jo Pawlvckr Catherine Harper Chrrstrne Crutchfield Second row JoAnne Johns Eumce Cellar M1ss Broward .loan Causey Lmda Lane GIRLS BADMINTON MRS WADE MISS BROWARD Mrss HOLDEN PS VOLLEY BALL Fits! row-lei! to right-Jo Ann Stringer Betty Armstrong Shirley Roberts Beth Parnaby Patty Dennard .Ioan Walker Doris Holt. Second row-Gai Eberlean Tony Moore Marvelle Batton Jeannie DeRoll Hazel Brown Louise Jones Ermerta Hogan. Third row-Carolyn Luck Ann Jeanine Winter Mrs. Wade Peggy Lu Buckner Laura Roberts Betty Wluddin. ATHLETICS SOFT BALL First row lefi io ugh! Betty Armstrong Shirley Trudeau Dot Cannon Shirley Roberts Third row Betty Baston Doris Holt Marvelle Batton Pat Hollingsworth Arlene Whidden fourth row Norma Booth Carolyn Luck .Ioan Causey Laura Roberts Lucille Morgan Barbara Barrett Miss Holden TENNIS 'l TABLE TENNIS Patty Wade Catherine Mclielthen Pa Ann Jeanine Winter Miss Broward BASKETBALL an tty Dennard First row leh io nghi .lo Ann Stringer Tony Moore Doris Holt first row left in right Shirley Roberts Sarah Hutchxnson Catherme Second row Patty Dennard Marvelle Batton Joyce Martin Carolyn Luck McHe1then Third row Ann Jeanine Winter Yvonne Ponce Mrs Wade Billie Petros Second row Ann Pmcus Miss Broward Joan Mohle Clarxce Rosser Joan Causey ,ul an K ' 1 if I r ' 4' rq r .S . ff . Qw' I l W' g fl i y . A 1 ' Q' ff l , . ix 1 r fxl L . , ' 4 gy , D A KA 4 F 9- f 'A' 1-oat... I r XX I X Q, :E l px if , , gf Second row-Dot Ouarterman, Joyce Martin, Jeannie DeRolt, Shirley Ewing, Lorretta Adams: , I A ' SM' ,- J s ' A I ' .A Q ' B 1 , ,Y V in . , . , , ' - ? f ' ' I xv x ' I A A ' -1 L X. n ' K -r in , K. K ' x w 4 as Ki f M fx , , , L -W--.4 GIHIKS ATHLETIC SSIJEI Tlll The sports that are played in The Girls' Athletic Association include: Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, and in- dividual sports, such as Ping Pong, Badminton, Horseshoes, Archery, Paddle Tennis, and others. The G. A. A. had its annual weiner roast at Boone Park in October. Several games were enjoyed by the girls as well as good food. Afterwards, the new members ot the organization took their pledges. The G. A. A. usually has a trip at the end of each school year. This year the girls enjoyed a trip to Marineland, the world's only oceanarium. To top the events oft, a banquet is held at which the awards are presented. The awards include medals, small and large letters, and a trophy presented to the senior girl with the most points. This banquet concludes the events ot the G. A. A. each year. First row left to ugh! Betty Jean Armstrong Betty Davis Barbara Wisenbaker Jackie Mullis Joyce Wells Margaret White Connie Davis Peggy Lu Buckner Carolyn Klicker Jeannette Turner Shirley Fussel Beth Parnaby Doris Heape Frances Beal Martha Lee Chandler Emma McCreary Second row Jeanne Bennett Carole Tomlinson Jean Chappell Jennie Kolar Carolyn Cole Arlene Whisden Tony Moore Nancy Maready Eleanor Ward Hazel Brown Ardith Williams Shirley Ewing Betty Crause Dorothy Ouarterman Faye Jones Aileen Winderweedle Thelma Third row Annette Hott Doris Holt Pat Jenkins Mary Bradley Alice Kowkabany Peggy Paulk Thelma Grant Sarah Kitchens Joan Budd Joan Walker Eleanor Cooper Jane Richardson Sue Parnaby Sylvia Maxwell Fourth row Miss Broward Joan Causey Cynthia Carter Nancy Shaw Carolyn Luck Polly Montgomery Lucille Morgan Mary Dukes Wanda Dazev Beverly Coker Margit Skothetm Miss Holden Lee Ann Christie Nadine Bennett Marvelle Batton Gay Eberlin Barbara Barrett Mrs Wade - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Marr, Bessie Combs. - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I V V I I ' Y I I I I I I I V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , XXUTUEHI-XPHS ,ff hu 5, ,55-,,.. 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A. ur 404k APPRECIATIO The 1951 Blue and Gray IS now a happy real1ty because of the help and cooperat1on of many persons to whom I am deeply grateful Because of them students and faculty members altke the annual has developed from a few 1deas 1nto a record of your days at Lee We hope that what we have captured here and now w1ll keep a glow of t1melessness and serve as an 1ndex to your memo T195 of Lee In the same sp1r1t of those who have helped so generously I express my apprec1at1on To each member of the annual staff whose hard work and steadfast loyalty made the 1951 Blue and Gray the best ed1t1on ever To Mr Sayre our pat1ent persever1ng sponsor for h1S farth and encouragement even when our sp1r1ts and 1d8aS were at the1r lowest ebb To the faculty members whose cooperat1on made the long pull much eas1er espec1ally Mr Gtlbert Mrs Culp and Mrs Vtnson To four men who contnbuted much 1n help and understand1ng Mr M T Respess of Respess pany and Mr Gene Sellers of Lenak Studros Yes they d1d 1t for you students and th1s 1S your annual Enjoy 11 and cher1sh xt always SAMMY GORDON Edltor 1n chlef TUDENTS How would you lrke to pay S7 00 for an annual? 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Phone - AR 400 MAIN AT DUVAL JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA TELEPHONE 5 0970 K ATTWOOD PHARMACIST 1024 Park S1 at 5 Points Professional Prescription Service No Further Away Than Your Telephone Phone 7 7433 WK' Wm Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow NEW YORK LAUNDRY ZORIC DRY CLEANING THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL G Bldg 5 5178 9 9 P Y Y 9 THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL C J H Taylor Manager Best W1Sh6S F rom ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO 1235 San Marco Boulevard H R Y ' S vu 212 Thr' Slow for A'10ll ' Ag 'B my ' -. ' ' 1 A J I ' i Q -0 'xx ' . 1 A -' - ww' . hw fjff' if 1, . The only Licensed Complomeler School in 1he city . 107 raham Phone Offers o 1 1h q ' k 1 rest avenues for high school d 1 1 1 b iness. Trained Comp- 1ome1er Op 1 ' 1an1 demand. Course 's h 1 ' 1 1' , 1h gh. F ee em lo ment ser- i ll radua1es. . . , . 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' 11 1 , ' 6 ,A - . s 1. 1 1 gli-11' A 34255-' N , .1 4 D iii- Q 'J , -1111 - J.: QIAVILJ- ..c.,!A !, U,-W, ,A QYFII -in f'-M -1' - 1 .fu -' .' !e..'t-. . ,Y . . A ' U 4 A f , W ' L Al- ,721 ' 2? :+L f ffgl:Z2,?-A - ' xy -53.- ' euf- .....m.L54 M!! V - V' .1 vi .4 -f , f If .H IIIIIIIIIIIHIH 1 - -A A--A QA, 13-11-11- .ij A .fill f F A .--- -ii- . Q W . . EASTERLING PHARMACY DRUG surnames COSMETICS rouN'rAxN sznvlcr Phone 8-1529 S. S. LEE and SONS 2032 Blending Blvd. Jacksonville, Fla. Free Delivery Prescriptions Accurately Compounded Tel. 2-9530 1034 Edgewood, Jax., Fla. E. Q. EASTERLING, Owner 8: Manager FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS JOSTE Since 1897 LEE HIGH S OFFICIAL JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS Representative Truman Fletcher Box 358 Marietta Ga THE BOYS SHOP KENT WARREN Co F M dYugMe 29WD t 222WAd 9 0 : I I . I ' I Jacksonville's Only Exclusive Boys' Shop Had to poo, Oumnu., or en an o n n . uval S . . ams St. PIERCE PRESCRIPTION SHOP 3 L u E J PIERCE 3 9669 FRESH EGGS DAILY MULLIS POULTRY INC 1247 W ADAMS ST Phone41436 Best W1shes AMERICAN OFFICE SUPPLY CO The only Offxce Supply House 1n Rtverstde Park 8: Kxng Streets Complunenta SEASHOLE FUNERAL PARLORS Comphments I O N E S BUSINESS COLLEGE UE SOUTHERN MAID SCHOOL SUPPLIES Notebook Fillers Tablet Spi lThom Book Free Prizes Cash Awards MADE IN JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE PAPER CO 8: SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES CO of 15 a ra St. Phono - l . CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '51 . S , s, n o s 8: of , Good Health To All From LMI E II EX II LL Drug Stores IOI-IN Z FLETCHER AND ASSOCIATES GENERAL INSURANCE BARNETT BUILDING JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS OF ONE OF THE SOUTH S GREATEST STORES It s Smart To Go All The Way Wuh FORWARD WITH FLORIDA D I A N A SINCE my 411' C H BROWN CO CAMERAS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES JACKSONVILLE 1 FLDRIDA 118 W BAY STREET PHONE 5 6670 I O 1 ll ll Cor. Main and Forsyth Compliments of STANDARD FURNITURE CO 520 Hogan Street Phone 6 4137 LAKESIDE CLEANERS L o PEARSON Prop COMPLETE DRY CLEANING SERVICE 4312 Herschel St Phone 2 1452 JACKSONVILLE FLA BEST wlsl-nas 'ro 'ms 1951 GRADUATING CLASS acobs J Gweld Compliments of S A KYLE ASSOCIATES W R HIGHSMITH W D HIGHSMITH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 17 W. UNION STREET PHONE 5 3776 Established 1856 Complxments of ORTEGA SUNDRIES ms com-:NTHIAN Av:-: CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS TH MAS PLO Quality Flowers 23 W. MONROE STREET PHONES: 5 2213 5 2214 . O J I M U LAURAIEN-ADAMS . . , . , . I I O O O , R I S COMPLIMENTS or J E WOODMAN lndustrral Forester Barnett Nanonal Bank Bu1ld1ng JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA Complrments ot P a x o n 27'!z West Forsyth Street FLORIDA HARDWARE C0 16 20 East Bay Street Wholesale 8: Retarl Hardware Good Luck To LEE S Class of 1951 Complrments ot HUGH SELLERS PHARMACY, Inc 2700 Park Street Phone 2 3611 mimi ermfnd' MCDUFF HARDWARE CO General Electnc Apphances Corner McDuff and Edrson Avenues JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA Phone 8 1822 Phone 2 9856 DUVAL LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO 2626 West Beaver Street Telephone 8 1236 Jacksonvrlle 4 Florida Materrals From Start To Fmrsh EDUCATIGN That person has not yet lIved who could value a good educatron In dollars and cents' Our Democratrc form of Government has prov1ded Instltu t1ons of Learmng to serve our ch1ldren of all ages We owe It to ourselves to properly educate our Youth to 1nsIst that they avaxl themselves of these Educanonal Opportunmes The future destIny of our NatIon IS determ1ned by the educa tIon glven our ch1ldren today' EEZ JACKSONVILLE ELECTRIC AND WATER UTILITIES J DILLON KENNEDY Ul1l1116S CommIssIoner I . . . . - . . . . .- . . . . - . . . . . ... . . coMPuMnN'rs or JONES CASH REGISTER CO BEST WISHES TO OUR FELLOW STUDENTS 1951 BLUE AND GRAY STAFF Vlszf your. FLORIDA STATE THEATRES O FLORIDA O EMPRESS O PALACE O EDGEWOOD O IMPERIAL ' ARCADE 0 CAPITOL 0 Bnzrrrwoon O SAN MARCO mv PARK s'rmar:'r - mom: s-mr 'A' 'A' 7 7 O O LAKE SHORE HARDWARE A D Jack SMALLEY Owner 1949 BLANDING BLVD PHONE 2 9630 CUNNINGHAM FURNITURE CO 62 Y fy Po BSIIIGIIS P FOR FOOD AND DRINK THAT S ALWAYS TOPS FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE DRIVE TO POP S CASSET AND LEXINGTON ll ll . . , Compliments of ears of Satis ing Service I Best W1shes From N 8: L Auto Parts md 'E' SO HOWARD BISER S Restaurant 2500 KINGS AVENLE LTH JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA OThHghy S I Walk Alone BEST WISHES FROM NATIONAL SCHOOL PICTURES INC The Complete Photographic Servtce P O Box 866 JACKSON MISSISSIPPI N6L, f A WIS Iwi , , I , W sl X I Nx HFamec1 For Florida Sea Foocln Q f n e i wa -U.S.No.1 outh , . I THE LUGGAGE SHOP 46 W FORSYTH STREET Complumenfs of I GLOVER TAYLOR Inc REAL ESTATE O MORTGAGES O INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT O APPRAISALS I N Oce Sfeel GLOVER TAYLOR J T LANDON GLOVER TAYLOR O O STEPANSEN JOHN M ANDREWS ontmuous Qualzty Eng A R COGSWELL smcn mx BLUE PRINTS 0 R I C E S Amenca s No 1 Mxlk Dnnk THE SPINNING WHEEL fReg U S Pat Olhcel 26 DELICIOUS FLAVORS OFTEN IMITATED BUT NEVER DUPLICATED 728 DELLWOOD AVE PHOTOSTAT COPIES ENGINEERING SUPPLIES 433 W BAY ST Comphments of UTSEY 8: LESTER Hogan Street Jacksonvllle s Fxnest Chxldrens Shoe Store Jacksonvllle s Exclusxve Agent For Buster Brown Chxldren and Teen Age Shoes C O o . cx, . ,..... ,, 9 1221 7 . o n r 0 MIND won Aumouvv or rn: con-con comma IY ' y at -' I . , . . 50,1 Nui: wggy.-fvzr Z, ,I- 'Hain 'htm Ufl df 5 KM! B omlban Telephone 5 5511 30 NV Bay St Jacksonville 'l O I d T ll I COMPLIMENTS Joe Adeeb s GREEN TURTLE AND STEER ROOM QVHMY Made Its Products wa B The For over W YIX' YMade 100 Years ay 5 EEL BECK Wlfll GROUND MEAL Ynulx -,N BBLBZCK A W GIIITS MFAI. E.. SYRUPS I ll QJJ J 074 .S 3616 18 ST JOHNS AVENUE PHONE 2 4447 PHONES 4972 MCDUFF' 8: LENDX Mal WCLEANERS WE BFECIALIZE IN LADIES CLOTHES AN ALTERATIDNS I We Cantclean It ICa tB Clec fl N 'ggirzzng raw e ms1msU1'0F5 G P me 440 IA! Fora th f'- ' Phone 4 682I QFhIqT k spam.-qowasv 4 Athlt fqpmmtw Compliments of Buy Your BUILD NG MATERIALS LAKE SHORE THEATRE F M C MOORE YwrNe1shb0fh00d Theme CIIVINGTUN LUMIIEII U0 Wo! All C0l1dlfl0nBd Co nor Roosevelt llvd and St Johns Ave We Show Only The Bzg Pictures Phone 8 262-I Right After Downtown At Low Pnces JA CKSONVILLE 5 FLORIDA OF - , wo It I 'I -' X - ' TN K 453 ,' mam ' me Q :EE: I nloum O E E. F' Y 'b1'T. A cm gf Ley, gm, - L ef I' MBR' ...-.01 . . ' D - f ' -f I nl e me l E' 't I ,,, ' 1, 1 5:15:51-. 'fi'fif!Q:321':3,-'221fif?fF53.':':5'5:2:1:i. 5 ' I 'QIEZ .4,, .,V. r-Goldsmm' I I W 'wind A 'ft 5' I ,,,,,,f,n mmm E4 - g ,Q Riddell Sh f I ' -IV. ' I A ' ' . 3 5: ,se .st A 'I I 0' I ' ' I' . . . Jacksonville Plumbing Co. Z Westinghouse Appliances 2097 W. Beaver Street - Phone 4-3695 Congratulations to the Class of 1951! Our advice to the young high school graduate is just this: You may expect returns for your efforts expended in high school in proportion to the efforts expended in any business which you might undertake. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES BAR ETT ATIONAL BA K or IACKSDNVILLE MEMBER I-' D I C DISTINCTIVE WALLPAPER 8: PAINTS FREE ESTIMATES MEMBER or 'rx-nz BANNER roon sronss 3606 S, Johns phone 2 5511 Broad 8: Duval Sts 1906 Liberty St AVDNDALE PAINT STORE SUNRISE GROCERY Compllmenis of J E DAVIS Chaxrman, Board of Dzrectors, Wmn and Lovett Co xf BOB S CORNER PARK AND ROSSELLE QUALITY FOOD AT ITS BEST 12 Inch Hoi Dog 2 SC Complete Dmners CHICKEN STEAKS FISH OYSTERS BAR B O BEEF OR PORK HAMBURGER lGround DBIIYI FOUNTAIN SERVICE BORDEN S ICE CREAM COCA COLA SANDWICHES PARKING AREA PAVED WELL LIGHTED MUSIC CURB SERVICE Owned and Operaied by MR and MRS W S BLACKMON - ' STUDIO 4 106 E Forsyth Street Addxtlonal prmts may be ordered on any semor portraxi or group photo ln II'1lS book OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 af live High School FROM THE MOST COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE IN TOWN MASON LUMBER COMPA Y MONEY OUR SERVICES INCLUDE KILN DRIED LUMBER JOHNS MANVILLE PRODUCTS BENJAMIN MOOR PAINTS CONSTRUCTION LOANS F H A FINANCING FOR NEW BUILDING 8: REPAIRS 2324 EDISON AVE 1426 KINGS AVE PHONE 7 7422 PHONE 9-4411 Our One Stop Building Service Saves You Time and BEbT WISHED TO THE BCYD AND LJIRLQ QF LEE HIGH CLHCCL 42' W H JOHNSTON Pres1dent JACKSONVILLE KENNEL CLUB ORANGE PARK KENNEL CLUB 'T 'Y fi 'W L, ,fy f-1 O I I , SINCE 1916 COMPLIMENTS 0 T T E R S HGME OF MUSIC . . offering .I acksonvi11e's musical public the finest 1n . 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