Leesburg High School - La Torre Yearbook (Leesburg, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1946 volume:

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Williams Louise Williams Mrs. Pearl Mayhall Mrs. Troy Hall Jr. Jewell Slone Sfaria Watkins CUE LH Ray Hayes Supervising Principal i' FACULTY riaymond Cooper Mrs. Brenda Kuykendoll Mrs. Harold Brady Ursula Sfeigner ,. U. M-5 J- ? V ik fi g, Yi f 41 'E ,. i ., . ,J -. ff .5-S 3 l 5 1 2 l FACULT 7 li Ed Souls High School Principal for MEMBERS Gene Sfurchio Mary Agnes Harding M. R. Avery Roso Fufrell Sora Jane McCormack Irene Gorris Mrs. Mary Helen Char- Ed Bruner FOOD Mrs. Ed Souls Elsie TUVHGI' Mrs. Mayme Tichenor Mrs. Elma Edmunds Hal Jackson John A. HGQSF PPREC ATIG MISS EMMA F. WILLIAMS To them we extend our thanks tor guid- ance through graduation and a successful edition of the Yellow Jacket. r Pt..- C ,g E S ff P i- iris KLADN ZW Q, , To Misses Emma F. VVIIIIGYTXS and Jewell Sione we, the members of the Senior Class of 1946, wish to express our deep appre- ciation for their untiring effort in making this the most memorable year of our ex- perience. AN I8 H46 12- '2cdE-E MISS JEWEL SLONE CLASSES SENIOR Hmm-1 a 'Vins SENIOR SNAPS gf, 1:11. ' E i , , ,: , K ' 5-3 w. wi , sf K . if? ggi- .- , - 5 fi ,uf K? E q 3 X 2 Six ' Doris Luster 1946 . . . , Richard Driggers Clyde Gentry V. Pres. KU. S. Navyi President Paul Norman Betty J. Rountree V. President Secretary CLASS HISTORY Way way back in the ancient year of i934 a strange group of little figures crept timidly beside their mothers to the doors of learning. Who were they? ' Where were they going? Let's take a look! These figures were the first members of the noble class'-of '-46. There they were, shaking in their boots, all except Martha Burdine who stood with her intelligence popping out already, and Priss' Buck Jones Newell engaged in kicking some little boys football all over the yard. Billy Kilgore started out to be the Cassanova of our class but relinquished the title in the fourth arade to Dick Milham, who first appeared with his red hair and northern charm. ln the fifth grade, Judy James electrified the entire class by sporting a permanent wave. This started a beautifying craze, and soon all our little girls who were not blessed by Mother Nature with curly locks felt it necessary to patronize Ye Olde Beauty Salon. The fall of the following year brought with it our term as the big shots of the Elementary School and anxious hopes of holding those precious white diplomas in shaking hands. A reward well earned t?l. At last the fatal day had arrived, and on a bright Sept. Morning in l94O our class banged for admission at the doors of Leesburg High School. Would we make the next six years? Oh, yes indeed, we were quite confident, if it didn't require too much study. During our soiurn in the seventh grade we specialized in making ourselves heard above all others, but with the Corning of our 8th year in the quest for knowledge we lay aside childish ways, collected Jim DeVaney, and seriously began to study-dates! Freshmen! with Annette Alderman as our guide we ploughed through our-first real taste of high school life. Charles Sellar acquired a reputation as a scholar of Latin and at the some time Doris Luster became noted for her wit. 1 Priscilla Newell or Secreta ry Treasurer SENIORS EUTHA ALBERTSON Where's the horse, Stinkie? Yellow Jacket-2, 3-Ed. 4, Sec. class-3, Stage Mgr. Play-3, Lake Breeze-I, 2, Glee Club- I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Annual Com.-4, Dec. Com-2, Youth Council-4, Dinner Belle-4, Span. Club- 2, Pub. Com-4, Prom Server- I, Tennis-I, Prom Prog.-3. JOHN ATZ Demure in manner but know- r -,r'r ledge strong. Youth Council Rep. -3, Fin- ance Com.-4, Sr. Rm. Com.-4, Lake Breeze-4, Bond Team-4, Sr. Superlative-4. LILLIAN BOYD l'd just as soon be out of this world as out ot style. Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Dec. Com. 2, Jr. Class Pres.-3, Play-3, Play Com.-3, Dinner Belle 4, Sponsor tor Home Coming-4, Span. Club-4, Gift Com.-4, Lake Breeze-I, Flo- wer Ch. 4, Sr. Superlative-4. PATSY BUCKELS Never take life too serio- usly, you never get out of it alive anyway. Jr. Play, Spanish Club-3, 4, Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-3, Youth Council- Pres.-4, Sextette-4, Vodvil 3, 4, Prom Server-I, Sr. Invita- tion Com, Attendent May Day, Jr. Class Motto Com, Sub. Cheerleader-4, Senior Superlative. FREDA CHAIN Greater women than I have lived but I doubt it. Yellow Jacket-3, 4, Band-I, 2, 3, 4, Lake Breeze-2, 3, 4, Latin Club-3, 4, Stud. Coun.- V. Pres.-4, Nat. Honor. Soc. 4, Nat. Band Soc.-3, Band Coun.-2, 3, Jr. Class Com-3, Prog. Com. Jr. Play-3, Class- Day Com.-4, Vodvil-4. MARGUERITE ALLRED A smile for all, a greetings glad, a sweet and friendly way she had. Transferred from Aurbundal H. S. Cheerleader-I, 2, 3, Rep.-3, Basketball-I, Stwnt Night-I, 2, 3, Leesburg i945 Flower Com, D. C. T. Prog., Ch. ot Scrap Book for D. C. T. MARTHA BENNETT A willing heart a helping hand. Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Enter- tainment Jr. Play--3, Dinner Belle-4, Sextette-4. ERNEST BROWN I dare do all I can get away with. F. F. A. Sec.-4, Advertise- ment Com.-4, Sr. Superlative 4. MARTHA BURDINE Lovely brown eyes, ideas of her own. Pres. Nat. Honor Soc.-4, Pres. Nat. Band Soc.-3, 4, Band-I 2, 3, 4, Play Com-3, 4, Jr. Play, Motto Com.-3, Server Prom-I, Span. Club-I, 2, Ten- nis Club-I, Lake Breeze-I, Swing Orch.-4, Vodvil Show- 3, 4. WYNELL COLLINS Ot spirit, still and quiet. Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Span. Club-I, 2, Dinner Belle-4, Soc. Com.-4, Prom-Dec. Com. 3, Bond Drive Com.-4. NORMA CONANT A quiet reserve, but a firm- ness of character. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dinner Belle-V. Pres. Usher-Jr. Play, Jr. Sr. Prom-Dec. Com, Pub. Com. 4. C. D. DRAWDY Men of few words are the best men. Visual Ed. Club-3, D. C. T. Club-4, Auditing Com-D. C. T. Pub. Com.-4. EUGENE FARMER If he had been at the cre- ation, he might have added a few valuable points. Transfered from Tavares High School. Football-2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Jr. Play. L. H. S. Football-4, Pub. Com.-4, L Club-4, Student Cong. 4. JEANNE GEIGER All the world loves a auiet girl. Glee Club-l, Band-2, 3, 4, Band Hon. Soc.-3, 4,-Sec. 4, Band Council-3, 4, 4-H Club l, Gift Com.-4, Bond Drive- Com, Jr. Sr. Prom, Dec. Com, DOT GERAKIOS Kindness and sincerity makes a pleasing disposition. Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Span. Club-2, 4, Yellow Jacket 4, Lake Breeze 4, Banner Com.- 4, Pub. Com.-4, Sr. Super- latives, Sextette. JIM DEVANEY I have often regretted speaking, having never kept silent. Student Body Pres.-4, Student Council-l, 2, 3, 4, Yellow Jacket-2, 3, 4, Pres.-Youth Con.-3, Youth Con.-2, 3, 4, Jr Play, Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Quartet-4, Play Sel. Com.-3, 4, Lake Breeze-l, Dec. Com. Jr. Play, Ch. Sr. Ann. Com-4, Senior Superlative-4, Student Director Glee Club-4. RlCHARD DRIGGERS A swell fellow and a good friend. Transfered from Clermont High School. V. Pres. Sr. Class, Football-2, 4, Basketball-2, Baseball-2. CLARICE FLETCHER Caldonia-Long, Lean and Lanky. Jr. Play, Span. Club-1, 2, Band-l, Prom server, Dinner Belle-4, Com. Dec.-2, Class Day Com. 4, Chr. Business Com. Prom-3, Chr. Theme Com. Prom-3, Yellow Jacket- 3, 4, Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Lake Breeze-l, 2, 4, Tennis Club-l, Sextette 4, Youth Org. 3, 4. CLYDE GENTRY His friends are many, his foes-has he any? Football-4, Pres. Sr. Class, Glee Club-4, L Club-4. MAMIE JOYCE GREEN- Always quiet yet with an Undercurrent of happy gaiety. -Span-Club-2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Assembly Com.-4, Jr. Play-Usher-3, D. C. T. 4. il MARGARET ALICE HAINES DimpIes in her cheeks laugh- ter in her eyes. Prom Server-I, Jr. Play cast- 3, Student Council-4, Student Body Assem. Ch. 4, Sr. Class Assem. Ch.-4, Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Soc.-3, 4, Treas.-4, 2, , 4, Yellow Jacket-3, 4, Sext. 4, Glee Club Lib.-4, Vod. Show-4, Student Direc- tor Olee Club-4, Mgr. B. B. Team 4. TIM HALL Beneath her quietness is the artist. Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, Prom. Dec-3, Finance Comm. 4, Senior Super. DORIS HARNAGE Goodness is beauty in its best estate. Glee Club-2, 3, 4, Span. Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Room Comm.-4. JULIAN HERNDON Some think the world was made for fun and frolic- So do I. Transfer from Miami: Span. Club Sg. Arms-4, Hi Y-Pres.-I, 2, Student Con.-I, Baseball-3, Track-2, 3, Bas- ketball-4, Soc. Comm.-4, Lake Breeze-4. DANIEL JONES It is not wise to be wiser than necessary. Transfer from Georgia-3. Football-2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, FFA-Pres.-4, L Club Jacket Snatcher, Lake Breeze-4. 2' -. - .ly 4 il E 'I -ev t T ET filf -nl?-s ..- 'KF' 4.1, . LILLIAN HALL If I can't say what I think, why think it? Weaving Club-I, Student Council-2, Spanish Club-I, 2, Dec. Comm.-2, Assem. Prog. Ch, Jr. Play Comm-3, Enter- tainment Com-Prom, Invita- tion Com-4, Glee Club-2, 3, 4. VERNON HARDEN He who serves well and speaks not, merits more. Transfer from Clermont-4, Bus. Manager Jr. Play, 4-H Club, FFA, Dec. Jr. Prom. Dec. Comm-4, Transportation Comm. 3, 4, D. C. T.-4, Sick Comm. D. C. T. JOHN HART Give him a pigskin and he's in his glory. Football-I, 2, 3, 4, Cap. 4, Track-2, L Club-4, Initia- tion Com.-4, Sr. Superlative. NORMA JAMES Work while you work-play while you play-has been her motto from day to day. Lake Breeze-I, 2, 3, Glee Club-I, 2, 3, D. C. T. 4, Class Day Comm. 4, Play Com. 3, Home Ec. Club-3, Pres. D. C. ..4. BILL KILGORE His look invites you by his wit to come. ' Slee Club I, Lake Breeze I, 4, Youth Council 4, Sr. Init- ation Comm. 4, Trans. Comm 4, Spanish Club 4 Pres., Bond Solicitator, Student Congress. JOE LEE None but himself can be his parallel. Glee Club-I, 2, Boxing-2, 3, Navy-March 27, I944-June I6, l945, Football-3, Span. Club-I, 2, 4, Social Com.-4, Basketball-4, Baseball-4. DORIS LUSTER Big mouth, but we Iove every foot of it. Annual-3, 4, Jr. Cor. Sec, Band-I, 2, Glee Club-4, Sr. Superlative, Ring Com.-3, Refreshment Com.-3, Initia- tion Com.-4, Span. Club-2, 4, Student Council-I., 2, 3. Sr. COr. Sec: Jr. Play. MARGARET MATHEWS True friends are blessings and she is one. Glee Club-2, 3, Spanish Club- I, 2 Dinner, Belle Club-3, 4, 4-H Club-2, Weaving Club- 2, D. C. T. Club-4, D. C. T. Sec.-4, Assembly Com.-4. OLIVE MERRITT You can't keep a good wo- man down. Trans. Com.-I, 2, Class Treas. 3, Prom Com. 3, Ticket Com. 3, Adver. Com.-3, Annual-3, 4, Dinner Belle Club-4, Dance Com.-4, Sr. Annual Com.-4, Mortar Board Com.-4, Honor Society 4, Youth Organiza- tion-3, 4. ROBERT MILLIKAN Long and tall and the makings of a man. Gift Committee-4. 'if' f ig 5 QE , ri Fw' ,lt 'fm' -vrv'fr'-'dr FRANK LITTLETON A quiet and friendly way. Visual Ed. Club-I, Boxing-2, Track-2, F. F. A,-2, Treas. of F. F. A.-2, Stock Judging Team-2, L Club-3,'4, Dec. Com. Prom.-3, Invitation Com.-4, National I-Ionor,Soc.- 4. CARY MAGRUDER Now why should lite all labor be? F. F, A.-3, 4, Visual Ed. Club, Dec. Com.-4. GLADYS MAXWELL Someone has said because her hair was red, eternal sunshine settles on her head. Span. Club-I, 2, Reircsh. Com.-3, Invitation Com.-4, D. C. T. Treas.-4, Entertainment Com, Prog. Chairman. CALVIN MILLER There's honesty and man- hood in him. F. F. A.-3, 4, F. F, A.-V. Pres. -4, Football-4, Dec. Com.-4. PATSY MORRIS Leave silence to the saints, I am but human. Transfer from Ocala I-I. S.-2. Span. Club-2, Theme for Prom-3, Make Up Com.-3, Glee Club-3, 4, Dinner Belle Club-4, Social Com.-4, In- vitation Com.-3, Mistress of Robes-4. PRISCILLA NEWELL A carefree attitude toward life, and 'a good sport. Nat. Honor Soc.-4, Band Hon. Soc.-3, Treas.-4, Student Coun.-I, 4, Youth Coun.-3, Sr. Corn., Jr. Play Com.-3, Sr. Class Treas., Jr. Prom. Band Com., Band Student Director-4, Spanish Club- Pres.-3. Basketball-4. MARY ALICE PANTLEY Her care was never to of- fend and every creature was a friend. Weaving Club-I, Sr. Room Com.-4, Flower Com.-3, Usher of Jr. Play-3. MARTHA REEVES Eyes that dance, tongue that goes, Sot's a gal every- body knows. Glee Club-2, 3, 4, Class Sec. I, Lake Breeze-I, 2, Jr. Play, V. Pres.-3, Youth Coun.-I, 3- Jr. Prom Com., Dec. Com.-2, Jr. Initiation Com.-4, Dinner Belle Club-4, Mistress of Robes-4, Homecoming Spon- sor-4, Sr. Superlative-4. BARBARA SHORE A maiden never bold, of spirit never quiet. Glee Club-I, 2, Band-2, 4, Band Honor Society-4. FREDDY STIVENDER A true friend, and a scholar. Lake Breeze-I, 2, 3, 4, Vis. Ed. Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Class Day Com.-4, Span. Club-I, 2, National Honor Society-4, Glee Club-I. I 1. ,i X! PAUL NORMAN Homer himself has been known to nod. Transfer Fla. Military Acad- emy 3, Football I, 2, 4, Glee Club I, 2. Spanish Club 4. L Club 4, Vice Pres. Senior Class. BETTY PRINGLE lt's nice to be natural when you're naturalliy nice. Glee Club I, 2, 3. Pres. 4 Span. Club 2, 4. Youth Coun- cil, Officer 3, 4. Chairman Prom Server 2. Invit. Comm. 3. Class Day Comm. 3. Jr. Play Comm. Class Ring 3., Banner Comm. 4, Lake Breeze 2, 3, 4. Assembly Program Comm. 3, Sextette 4, Honor Society 4, Weaving Club I. BETTY JEAN ROUNTREE Look for laughter, look for fun. Spanish Club I, 2, Glee Club Club I, 3, 4, Weaving Club I Prom Theme Comm. 3, Jr. Play, Yellow Jacket 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Student Council, Sec. 4, Sec. Sr. Class, Gift Comm, 4, Lake Breeze 4, Glee Club Accompanist 4. EURSI-IEL SPIRES His cheerful smile and care- free way will win a host of friends we say. Football I, Visual Ed. 3, Junior Comm. Sr. Publicity. PAULINE SULEN Reserved and quiet, charm- ing is she, iust what a friend should be. Usher Comm. Invitations, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Flower Com. 3, Banner Comm. 4, Motor Board Comm. 4, An- Annual-4. ED TAYLGR Always ready to lend a helping hand. Visual Ed. Club, l, Q, 3, 4, F. F. A. Club, V. P. 8. Pres. F, F. A. 3, D. C. T. Club 4. CLIFFORD TRUMM Men may come, men may go, l'll get There even tho' l'm slow . Football l, 2, 3, L Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. F. F. A. Officer 4. Invitation Comm. 4. CLARA WINTERSDORF The force of her own merit makes her way . Weaving Club l, Usher Jr. Play, Flower Committee 3, Finance Committee 4. DAVID TOOTHAKER Thou art a gentleman and well deserved . Visual Ed. Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Class Day Comm 4, Reporter for Visual Ed. 2. JACK WINK Imagination is the air of the Mind . L Club 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Baseball 2, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Class Day Comm. 4, Jr. Prom Comm. Finance Comm. 4. ANITA WOODSON She cuts her way with skill . Transfered from Georgia 4, Home Ec. Club 2, Phy. Ed. Club l, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 2 Social Comm. 4. Citizenship Club i. CLASS HISTORY-fContinuedJ Our tenth year began with a bang and brought with it Pat Morris and all boys as class officers. We had now become well enough accustomed to the ways of high school-to cease all pretense of study and just live for Friday nights. Soi set the pace by going steady, and most of our other little lads and lassies weren't far behind. ' As Juniors, our class out-did all previous traditions by having the longest, hardest fight of all Jr.- Sr. Play Book Battles. However, after all was peaceably settled and the cast and managers had either peroxided or rinsed all traces of grey from their heads, we produced the most outstanding play ever presented in Leesburg, or the State of Florida if one believed what we said about it. Just before that last week in May we all had the iitters, and well we might. After all, as Freda Chain can tell you, pushing mothballs all Over the Alma Mater is no ioke, but we all managed to sur- vive a hilarious initiation to become- - Seniorsl! oh happy, happy day! now we could actually do what we'd tried for so long, Rule L. H. S. Jim DeVaney took control as Pres. of the Student Body and Clyde Gentry as Chieftain of the class. Under their capable leadership we began our last dig for freedom papers. With a Super Special Skip away and colossal Sr. Play behind us, a smattering of A's scattered among the F's and only a few days left to go, lets say goodbye to that little but never to be forgotten Class of '46 who leave dear old L. l-l. S. to conquer new worlds. V CLASS PROPHECY As we gaze into the crystal ball of 1956, we see the members of the class of 1946. Olive Merritt Tripp and Wilbur are raising watermelons with the help of their five little stumbles. Who do you suppose is president of our country during this year 1956? None other than Leesburg's own Bill Kilgore. Joe Lee is still heartbroken because his favorite teacher, Miss Slone, quit her blooming career in 1945. She found she couldn't mix a career with being Mrs. Mike. They're still looking for Ed Taylor who got lost in the hammock a few years ago. Bet he was good gator bait. C. D. Drawdy bought out Doc. Bragdon and has renamed the Crescent, Pluto's Drug Co. Patsy Herndon took a little too much of the wonder tonic, and now the former Miss Buckles, who weighs 195 pounds, is trying to reduce for the sake of her little husband Julian Herndon, better known in his younger days as Sonny. Patsy Morris is making monthly visits to the hospital for a rash caused by constant use of pan cake make up, Norma James has an advertising firm in Daytona and at the close of each day is seen at the beach- in hog heaven, We find Tim Hall all Ve xcited over her coming marriage to John Hart. Soon after the wedding they will make a tour as the most athletic couple in the U. S. Brady Brown is now living on Mars. We always said he was simply out of this world. Richard Driggers, a distinguished Admiral in the Navy, is faithful, though far away, to his little wifc-, Lill Hall Driggers. Martha Burdine is Conduc- tress of the Philharmonic orchestra. John Atz and Dot Gerakios are making a tour of Europe, giving educational lectures. lf you remember, they were Mr. and Mrs. Einstien of L. H. S. Freda Chain is business manager of the New York Daily Times with husband Freddy Stivender chief news photographer onthe staff. J. D. Dean is strong man of the Barnum and Bailey Circus, with graceful Lillian Boyd as bare back rider. She is patiently hopeful about getting and keeping a man. Know what we think? Her deep interest scares them all away. David Toothaker who married Jeanne Geiger bought the Palace and wife Jeanne, relieved Mrs. Monroe at selling tickets. Doris Luster finally hooked Jimmy DeVaney and they have taken George Burns and Gracie Allen's place as the top comedians. Priscilla Newell and Betty Pringle who jointly own an art and gift shop live together in the first glass house built in Leesburg. Gladys Maxwell is Principal of the Elementary school and, as her own boss, goes to the show every after- noon. Mamie Joyce Green is head of the Billing Department of the Florida Telephone Corporation. We find Clifford Trumn living in Arabia. He couldn't make out with one wife. You know Clif-the old sheik--fcouldn't be satisfied with anything less than a harem. Frank Littleton has finally gathered the courage to pop the question tothe one he admired a ll during his senior year and Anita Woodson, having largely accepted, will soon become a blushing bride. Paul Norman is a star hurdler. You know he always was bubbling over with energy and had to pick a career that would use a little of the surplus. Clara Wintersdorf is now Leesburg's outstanding female lawyer, with Margaret Mathews as a most ef- ficient secretary. Marguerite Allred is still an old maid. This is due to a misunderstanding on the part of her sailor and R. F. We find Mary Alice Pantley having been married and divorced three times. She always was one who couldn't resist the stronger sex. Eutha Albertson, after being turned down once ci year for the past ten, has finally compromised for Charlie, who ended up in the same boat. Norma Conant, who always had perfect posture, is a model for John Powers, and also in New York as a very promising dress designer is Wyztell Collins. Doris Harnage is a master mechanic. She always knew sa much about motors and she's so big and strong. Robert Millikin is our town's best electrician. He specializes in television, Eurshel Spires, who married during the Christmas of '45, is teaching short- hand. He has just lost his assistant Pauline Sulen to a much better position in Miami. She was never able to prove her love for Eugene Farmer. Clarice Fletcher is now a psychiatrist with Fred Moore as her worst patient, who is a nervous wreck due to Scgueaky's constant nagging and fussing. Bobby Kirkland is Lake County's expert frog hunter and makes about S30 a day on frog legs. Margaret A. Haines is now Glee Club Director. She decided on this profession back in 1946 when she was student dir- ector. Martha Lou Bennett is the latest featured singer with Spike Jones' orchestra, with Betty Jean Rountree as the famous pianist. Barbara Shore, after having paid no attention to boys in her school Clays is now head over heels in love with Jack Wink, who as usual is unconcerned, Calvin Miller is in Ger- many in the Army of Occupation. He writes, I think they forgot about me. l'm going on my 9th year of overseas duty and l'm still herein Cary McGruder still blushes every time a girl looks his way. Clyde Gentry is now football coach for Notre Dame and his georgeous wife who was formerly Martha Reeves is actually faithful to him. The vision in our crystal bali slowly fades into Nothingness, and we find ourselves back again in 1946, a sadder but wiser class. We step forward into the unknown future with courage and deter- mination to make of it the best that is possible. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT VVe, the Senior Class of l946, being of unsound mincl, unforgettable experience, and undying grati- tude, do hereby venture forth into the unsuspecting world, with this, our last will and testament. To the faculty we bequeath the satisfaction of knowing that they, after long and trying years, have passed onto us a small bit of knowledge. We bequeath to the Juniors along with their position of dignified Seniors and the Senior room, the heavy responsibility of running the school. Betty Pringle wills her know-it-all intelligence to any ignoramus wanting it. Olive Merritt leaves -in a rush iYou know that guy is waitingl. John Atz leaves his intelligent mind in the books of L. H. S. Marguerite Allred wills her curly locks to Nancy Monroe, who lost her bobby pins in the rush of the Jr Play. Sonny Herndon leaves his friendly Hello to lon Knight, his faithful admirer. Doris Luster be- ciueaths not only DeVaney but her wit and quiet Ways to Frankie Lynch. Eurshel Spires leaves Short- hand still asking - WHY!!! Freda Chain wills her love of robbing the cradle to Ann Marie Oetien, who wishes some Jr. boy would take the hint. Tim Hall leaves her athletic ability to Jackie Butler. iCan't' you picture that!?!i Doris Harnage wills her bubble gum to Janie Hooks. Dot Gerakios wills her knowledge of Chemistry to anyone stupid enough to think he can pass. Edward Taylor leaves his love of hunting to Shark Eye Hardaway. Burdine leaves, heartbrokenly, her place in the band to Joyce Keeler. Bob Kirkland leaves his frogs to some ambitious underclassman. Pat Buckles wills her lady-like dignity to Ann Valentine. Paul Norman wills his ability to sneak out of the Glee Club room on hands and knees to Jack Battle who, we are certain, will make good use of it. Lillian Hall leaves her saucer of milk to Betty Butler. Ernest Brown leaves the younger girls to the younger boys, who up until now, didn't stand a fighting chance. Priss Newell leaves Snooky-regretfully! Anita Woodson leave her -super friendliness to Jo Ferguson. Eutha Albertson wills her supposed ability to get by with anything short of murder to Jill Battle. Jack Wink wills his bashful smile to his brother, Herman. Bill Kilgore leaves his speaking ability to anyone desiring to run everyone else completely mad. Cary Magruder and Robert Millikan will their height to a couple of up and coming Sophs. Eugene Farmer leaves, still eyeing Pauline. Lillian Boyd wills her clothes-no, on second thought she had better keep them, cause they might come back in style in another ten years. Cliff Trumn wills his handsome looks to Tom Win- dram. Betty Rountree leaves her willingness to co-operate to Peggy Irwin. Frank Littleton wills his quiet manner to Bobby Merrell. Norma Conant wills her knack for always saying the wrong thing at just the right time to Jackie Tate. Vernon Harden wills his timid ways to Harry Hequenbourg. Squeaky Fletcher wills her peroxide bottle to Bobs Jones, who already stands a good chance of being bald at the age of twenty. Jeanne Geiger and Freddy Stivender leave, hand in hand. Pauline Sulen, Clara Wintersdorf, and Mary Alice Pantley leave their inseparable friendship to any three Junior girls with sense enough to use it. Judy James leaves-for Daytona! Clyde Gentry wills his ever-so-gallant way with the ladies to H. T. Chesser. John Hart wills his position as football captain to the next guy Bruner beats to death. Calvin Miller leaves-reioicing! J. D. Dean wills his good looks to Fred Ross. Jim DeVaney wills his faces, all six of them, to Curt Howard. Margaret Alice Haines leaves her Student Dir- ector's headache to anyone who'll take it. Joe Lee wills his conceit to Charles Moore, who hasn't got the least bit of his own. Martha Reeves wills her fickle mind to anyone who thinks they can get by with ir. David Toothacker leaves the Visual Ed. Club. C. D. Drawdy bequeathes his job at the Crescent to some dependable individual. Maxwell leaves her afternoons off to anyone in D. C. T. Wynell Collins leaves her ignorance, only too glad to be rid of it. Martha Lou Bennett leaves her jolly personality to Joyce Keeler. Barbara Shore wills her love of Geometry-period! Mamie Joyce Green and Margaret Mathews, last but not least, leave in a mad dashfor the nearest door. We, the learned students ot L. H. S. leave4still hoping Miss Slone will answer Mike in the affir- mative! Lx, 5 'T ' x 6 X Y -fir 1?---N' 75' s-9 I i , I r 'ii' 5 0' 91, W1 X X a ' 3, uf' Qs SYXQOXXOQS effggca Sonny Herndon Pofsy Buckles Cufesf IQQQL - 0 ' ' ,,-,l if- - Fi - ct-35, Riffs.. ' , .425-.?: Jim De Voney Morfho Reeves All Around John Afz Doris Luster Wi'rTies'r I' 4 P i 870 A 4 X Q- .f '?4 Q 1 X AE Q5 Q I f 45.9 f Q x J 7?7ff77 W MA', S' 1- C Q I A ln , 1 Q H Z -:fa 15 Q2 T' 'Z Z JJ, X ,-13' -Q tt, John Hart Tirn Hall Most Athletic iv' Ks X --1 , ... -- ,-.,5-3 L.. X 2-xx A -7- P- av Joh n Atz Dorothy Gerakios Most Intellectual .lim De Vaney Martha Reeves Most Popular 'Z 6 s Ss 'Wo 1400? 19 f OWS 5 K Earnest Brown Lillian Boyd Most Attractive S L i if , .' 'R I -V 561 A 7 11 322' '25 ,fi 722 im A CASE OF SPRINGTIMEH Bob Parker . Mr. Parker . Mrs. Parker . Betty Parker . Dickie Parker . Gwen Anderson Joan Abernaker . Eddie .... SENIOR PLAY CAST Jimmy DeVaney . . Paul Norman . Anita Woodson . Betty Pringle . Jack Wink . . Doris Luster . Patsy Buckles . Gene Farmer Louella . . Mr. Abernacker Mrs. Burnswick Mrs. James . Mrs. Hill . . Plain Clothes Man Miss Bright . PRODUCTION STAFF Margaret A. Haines . . . Bill Kilgore . . . Freda Chain . . Priscilla Newell . . Patsy Morris . . . John Hart . Clarice Fletcher Martha Burdine Ernest Brown Gladys Maxwell Vernon Harden Margaret Mathews Marguerite Allred Martha Reeves Olive Merritt Pauline Sulen Norma James Wynell Collins Norma Conant Hazel Dodson Barbara Shore Mamie Joyce Greene Martha Lou Bennett Doris Harnage Mary Alice Pantley Clara Wintersdort Lillian Boyd Tim Hall Jeanne Geiger David Toothaker Eutha Albertson Frank Littleton Bob Kirkland C. D. Drawdy John Atz Cary Magruder J. D. Dean Calvin Miller Betty Jean Rountree Dorothy Gerakios Freddy Stivender Lillian Hall Clyde Gentry Robert Millikan Director ......... Miss Emma F. Williams Teachers Assisting Miss Slone, Mr. Cooper, Miss McCormack, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Hager, Miss Watkins, and Miss Harding. FOR PETE'S SAKEH JUNIOR PLAY CAST Miss Sarah Pepperdine lPeter's Auntl . . . Jeanne Eosanauet Jasmine Jackson 'Aunt Sarah's Cook .... Merle White Cicero Murglethorpe iDean of Ellwood Collegel . H. T. Chesser Peter Pepperdine lAlvvays in hot waterl .... Bobby Merrell Bill Bradshaw lPeter's pali ........ Lon Knight I Thorndyke Murglethorpe livluggsyl A College Grind Don Roberts I l?E-HNEEN ACTS Mrs. Georgiana Clarkston lA social climberl ' ' ' Joyce Keeler mO,G9L'em' PY lecuong Nadine Clarkston lPeter's sweetheartl .... Nancy Monroe Cllr de Lune' PY Debussey Peggy Clarkston tBill's sweatheartl . . Jacqueline Eutler lAm'le l Flelcllerl Malvina Potts iMuggsy's godclessl . . . Helen Mathews John Boliver lA wealthy hankerl ...... Jack Battle Dupont Darby iThe Poet of Ellwoool Collegei . Donald Richardson PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager - Frances Lynch Assistant Managers - Charles Butler, Jim Mahoney Properties - Erlaine Hester, John Cate, Anne Lee. Advertising - Barbara Jones, Libby Dean, Jill Battle, Jackie Tate, Anne Louise Fletcher. Ushers - Ann Valentine, Ann Lee, Sara Jane Schaller, Dorothy Register, Patsy Perkins, Doris Cross, Anne Louise Fletcher, Peggy Rutherford. Makeup - Peggy lrwin TEACHERS ASSlSTlNG Mrs. Ruth Brady Mr. Ray Cooper 1 MVS- Peefle lVlC'YlWC'll Miss Sara Jane McCormack Miss Chloe Tornplslmi Miss Emma Williams 1 A A JUNIOR CLASS President . . Peggy Irwin Vice President . . Frdnces Lynch Secretory . . Joan Cote Treosurer . . Libby Deon HISTORY Arnold quits! L. H. S. is pointed inside ond out! VVhdt for? The cldss of '47 hos iust orrived ot the greet poloce. But little did we know what it would turn out to be. The thought of finding ourselves lost frightened us, Soon it become ci hdbii' just to hove one of those greot big seniors show us little ones to closs. The first yeor possed successfully with Tommy Windrom os the leoding officer. Our Mothers got used to D's and F's ofter o couple of six weeks but with Billy I-Iordciwoy ot the wheel we went speeding on the woy with stops only for seven new members. At lost we were the big cheese in iunior high. We were smort enough to pick out the eosiest subjects ond dumb enough to foil them. A few senior high privileges were odded ond, with Peggy Irwin os our president, we didn't mind our fdilures. As Sophomcres we helped our. sister closs olong by decoroting for commencement. We were proud of our dthletic obility by being represented on the Cheerleading squod dnd on the footboll squod. For our second yeor in high school our presiding officer wos Curtis I-Ioword. We cirrived dt the long-woited-for-yeorawe were finctlly JUNIORSI To guide us we hdd the fol- lowing officers: Peggy Irwin os presidentg Frdnces Lynch os vice president, .Icon Cote cis secretoryg ond Libby Deon os trecisurer. Our cldss ploy, For Pete's Scike, wos ci greet success. We were oll proud to wedr our clciss rings for which we hdd woited eleven yeors. The senior cldss wos pleosed with the Prom which wos plonned ond corried out to the most minute detoils. We're plonning to be the best Senior closs L. I-I. S, hos ever hdd, FMA fm 4 rs, P M ii' PM4 l ll X' I ! ffl' . Ny yrs . 'aff' . ,4 47 FN Ll H Q3 JUNIORS Betty Jcine Bates .lock Bottle Jill Bottle Jeanne Bosonquet Andrew Blount lris Berry June Bridges Helen Brendle Roger Broncin Jacqueline Butler Charles Butler Betty Butler H. T. Clwesser .lcon Cote Morgciret Comp JUNIORS Doris Cross Alfredo Dovis Bobby Dovis Libby Deon Joyce Ferry Anne Louise Fleiclier Ediilw Fowler Bobby Gonoly Milron Holl R. F. Hormel George Hcmforcl Billy Hordcuwoy Horry Hequembuorg Erloine Hester Curtis Hovvorol Q ,Meir if 'wi 1 -L 553 xii 5 fwfr as W 'J L L 1 f': ' QV Yuri r M mlm . A 5 3 ,fx A -why, 'FW JUNIORS Barbara Jones Dale Jansen Peggy lrwin Kennefh Kinarcl Joyce Keeler Howard B. Jordan Betty Lee Ann Lee Lon Knighf Doris Mallory Jimmy Mahoney Frances Lynch Dorothy Mauney Helen Mathews Mary Ann Malone JUNIORS Jewell Maxwell Bob Merrell Nancy Monroe Lucy Noxtine Hazel Oberholtzer Patsy Perkins Betty Jane Pettit Dorothy Register Donald Richardson Donald Roberts Peggy Rutherford Mickey Sanders Mildred Sanford Sara Jane Schaller Betty Shore 11 Ms fin JUNIORS Martha Smith Harold Smith Aurelia Smith Jackie Tale Marion Sfepp Jewell Sparkman Bill Vandiver Ann Vaneniine Frank Teague Juanita Harris Williams Merle White Horace Webb .lean Nelson Wiseman Herman Wink Tom Windram 10-I ...FM Adams, Paul Adler, Evelyn Allen, Buddy Barr, Emily Brendle, Mildred Burtoft, Lawrence Burrell, Harry Carl, Ronnie Conway, Herbert Culbreth, Mariorie Ezell, Kelly TEACHER Miss Honor Maynard OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bobby Register Earl Toler Barbara Hunter 'Juliet Shaw MEMBERS Gasttield, Charles Hunter, Barbara Huett, William Johnson, Jean Lunday, Lena Mae Merritt, Robbie Lee Morris, Helen Nelson, Charlene Pemble, Ann Register, Robert Rowclen, Betty Shaw, Juliet Smith, James Sovercool, Vera Thomas, Eloise Toler, Earle Tyner, Dyal Velsor, Barbara Weaver, lnez Wilkins, Betty Willsey, Maurice Q TO-ll TEACHER Miss Louise Williams I wif Q, . QFFICERS ' President Charlotte Oldham bus Vice President A Q Yates Clark H Sec. Treosl .lo Anne Ferguson Q h S r Nu' L , dl ,,,, MEMBERS Baggett, Eunice Ferguson, .lo Anne Black, Francis Blank, Richard Bourlay, Joyce Campbell, Ted Clark, Yates Conley, Jean Denham, Carol Edlin, Uldine Emerson, Ray Fletcher, Alfred Graves, Reba Grilfis, Jock I-licks, l-larcld Jordan, Lamar Knox, Allen Me-eler, Robert Movvery, Annette Oldham, Charlotte Pantley, Geargiax Plahler, Richard Rhodes, Laura Rogers, Jane Seyler, Edward Shaw, Mary Stewart, Robert Taylor, Bob Walling, Robert VVebb, Lillian Willard, Jerry lO-lll Anderson, Rena Agerton, Betty Ann Boothe, Maurice Brooke, Arthur Bryant, Gloria Camp, Myrle Cauthen, Mildred Conway, Bernice Crenshaw, Billy Davis, Roland ,.,..,......,......N..., ere, W. gf sw Qs. TEACHER Mr. Raymond Cooper OFFICERS President Billy Gibson Vice President Billy Crenshaw Sec. Treas. Bud Richey MEMBERS Edmondson, Frances Gibson, Billy Houston, Arnold Linhart, Betty Ann Mathews, Virginia Maxwell, Pete Nelson, Billy Norris, Charles Prevedel, Catherine xx Pringle, Wendolyn Rainey, Jimmy Richey, Bud Shepherd, Alice Stanley, M. C. Thompson, Ruby Lee Towne, Beverly Towne, Gerald Tripp, Mary Wintersdort, Catherine 9-l W5 C W--. .J . ,V Q , C an Q1, , A mm . l 1 J TEACHER Mrs. Patricia l-lall ' OFFICERS 6 President Mary L. Hunter , 4 Vice President X ,j Bobby Crow ... A - Secretary if Marion Edwards T- U U .. Treasurer -5-4 Q Nancy Manley il il ' MEMBERS Blackman, Earl Jr. Booth, Mendel Conerly, Edward Craft, Ruth Crow, Bobby Cochran, Frances Darby, Frankie Edmunds, Marion Ellis, Julius Fowler, Laura Geiger, Billy Glenn, Alice Griner, Mary K. Hanson, Dorothy Holley, Alfred Hunter, Mary L. Johnson, Clarence Kirby, Mona Anne Manly, Nancy Massey, Nannette Micrel, Joyce Morrison, Virgil Mowery, Damaris McLeon, Joan Pettit, Maurice Plowden, Ruth Sadler, Chloe Sewell, James Smith, Wayne Spires, Verna Standley, Virginia Teague, Louise Walker, Marie White, Jack Wintersdorf, Loretta Weaver, Margie 9-II xy - T E ACH E R -' 1 . N Mrs Brenda Kufkendgll i J ' J X A g L,A. , VKLL. fh' C 1 i i President -. , ,,,, C Peay White - as N l. 'm ' m ,L ' ' l Vice Pfesldem X - 6 LOUIS BOSOVICJUST f'L' L 7 1 Sec. Treas. . J. C. Manner sf' ..,, .... . .- Q. M J i - k -,---- J , - Blakemore, Jack Banks, Doris Bosanquet, Louis Cauthen, Charles Collins, Elaine Croft, Joyce Conley, Eunice Dean, Harold Fain, Earle Fields, Sherman Galyon, Doris Hunt, Eunice MEMBERS Herndon, Lola Jones, Elbert Kirby, Nona Lewis, Billy Merritt, Harry Mainer, J. C. McDowell, Annette Oetien, Anne Marie Padgett, Barbara Parker, Jimmie Phillips, Doris Pfeiter, Billy Radford, Curtis Ross, Fred Snell, Roy ,Stepp, Oleta Stoune, Peggy Thomas, Dorothy Varnom, Jean Wagner, Claran Webb, Dolores White, Peggy White, Wynona White, Billy 9-lll TEACHER Miss Statia Watkins 'gkqpl orricmes Q ' President Q , Janet Brande I Vice President 1 Jimmy Clark Sec. Treas. , Patty Lanier -X ? Q W b 1 ' ff as-. fake S 'tif Adams, Bobby Ayris, Norma Jean Boyd, Vxfilliam Brande, Janet Burrell, Joyce Butler, Carolyn Clark, Jimmy Cook, Marvin Dean, Betty Ellis, Edward Foreman, Ma ry Jane Gastfield, George MEMBERS Hooks, Janie Ann l-lopson, Hal l-levveil, Eugenia Lanier, Patty Lomb, Margaret Linton, Betty Lou Lucius, Henry Miller, James Mincey, Edgar Montgomery, Fatha Padgett, Stanley f , fi- 51 e Ratt, Earl Richardson, Patty Rolfe, Dorothy Sheppard, Cressee Sparkman, Louise Spears, Etta Stuckey, Winston Sumner, J. D. Thomas, Mary Torrents, James Works, Betty Jean Webb, Margie 8-I Aaskov, Walter Adams, Lee Addington, David Beaty, Nellie Mae Black, Joe Blount, Bobby Dupree, Mary Fleming, Maudelin Fretwell, Ed Fussell, Carlton C Gastfielcl, Betty Jean Graham, Conrad TEACHER Mrs. Littleton Edmunds OFFICERS President Pat Sulen Vice President Sec. Treas. MEMBERS Graby, Flora I-lampton, Grady l-lantord, Catherine Hill, Alvin Johnson, Sarah Lackey, Jane Lucius, Francis Maughan, Mona Miller, Gloria McDill, Robert Oglesby, Rebecca Evelyn Taylor Walter Aaskov Ratt, Georgia Rainey, Margaret Rozier, Winifred Spittle, Melvin Sulen, Pat Shallenburg, Betty Taylor, Evelyn Thompson, Maxine Tyner, Ouida Walterson, Paul Woodson, Donald Youngblood, Franklyn 8-ll i 'xl' lv E TEACHER Miss Irene Garris OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Bllie J Harrell Joanne Tyre Mary A. Herlong Patsy Cannon .. 12: 1.24552 ...L We digit Q me 'Y i mkwze Andrew, Joe Bragg, Jack Burdorf, Pilcher Carpenter, Johnny Coston, Bobby English, J. W. Godfrey, Leslie Hall, Robert Howard, Cecil Padgett, Jack Padgett, Billy Rigdon, Howard MEMBERS Works, Byron Ayris, Mary Ella Bellamy, Reba Bridges, l'lilClG Burtoft, Charlotte Cannon, Patsy Davis, Molly Drew, Mary Rita Flinchum, Wynell Griffin, Joan Harrell, Billie Jean Harrison, Dorothy Herlong, Mary Alice Howard, Nelda McClellan, Lucrecia Ann Owens, Lorine Rolfe, Flora Sapp, Lucille Shepherd, Norma Jean Smart, Doris Stevens, Pat Stevens, I-'riss Stokes, Betty Tyre, Joanne 8-lll Allred, Louise Blakemore, James Branch, Cherry Branham, Joe Chatman, Jane Coleman, Carl Foster, Jerry Green, Lyden Greene, Mariorie Gwaltney, Kathleen Hardaway, Kiser Harnage, Helen TEACHER Miss Elsie Turner 1 X , X ' 9 lx OFFICERS rx 1 President N l Louise Allred Vice President 1- Lucille Huett Secretary Bobbie Strane K1 Treasurer , Jerry McClelland if L MEMBERS Hester, Juanita Howard, Harold Huett, Lucille Hunt, Mary Lee Knox, Richard Mathews, Edward MCC Merr Mille lelland, Jerry ell, Carolyn r, Elizabeth Murphy, James Pantley, Rosie Perry, Peggy Sanditur, Lena Sherrouse, Lamar Smith, Howard Snyder, Thad Spears, Annell Strane, Bobbie Strickland, Velma Taylor, Lessie Ward, Audrey Wilson, Betty Ann Wilson, Gene Wycoff, John OPI-IO MORE SNAP ML Q .ff 533' 5 4 1, ,., , ., .. 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' A as -' E , 2 W , ' : 1 f!i'? i ' . f ,Q ,,,..:w f- . 2, 9 A, ' L .QA iw 2 ' -4?H :,-.- img my i E ,g -. L, '5-fEf'+?' Qkffg ' 3 Vg: ,X W Mawwxa ' 7-l Beasley, Pasco Bridges, Clinton Carl, Buell Collins, Frank Dandridge, Frank Fretwell, Phillip Glenn, Bill Gilbert, Lamar Henry, Bobby Kirby, Charles Shurley, Jimmy Smart, J. E. in - X' TEACHER , Mrs. Mary Helen Chatman OFHCERS 6 . vf I President Y 'K Helen Kessler Vice President i P Raymond Vanderbleek x Sec. Treas. ' , ' Bill Nichols id Program Chairman 5 is Gay Toler I -S- L MEMBERS Snowden, J. E. Swarts, W. L. Tripp, Bobby Vickers, Harry Walls, Harold Blanco, Avalina Branch, Norma Brande, Arline Burke, Doreta Cochran, Doris Commander, Paula Anne Creasman, Dorethea Dudley, Jean Howard, Dorothy Lamb, Delores Moore, Sarah McClenithan, Joan Nix, Doris Sherrouse, Geraldine Sparkman, Hazel Strickland, Thomasina Sullenberger, Sue 7-II TEACHER Miss Sarah Jane McCormack eq, M 'f E P v , orricnes President 5 Bob Singleton if Vice President J, Bobby Frierson V U . Sec. Treos. Beryl Stokes ' 1' inf L Q S ff MEMBERS Addis, Marion Baker, Bobby Blitch, Bernard Branan, Johnny Brown, Gene Brown, Russell Canova, Marvin Chancey, Paul Cox, Arthur Graves, Floyd Helms, Mercer Herlong, Bill Massey, Ernest Mauney, Bobby Norris, Aubrey Prevedel, Joe Ruser, Edwin Shoftner, Bobby Smith, Perry Smith, Dick Sweat, Walsteen' Vonck, Tommy Bridges, Emma Chatman, Sarah Bellt Chrissinger, Jean Collins,Vivian Dean, Betty Denson, Marguerite English, Dorothy Gentry, Katrenia Keeler, Sherry LaBorde, Margaret Ann Massey, Ernestine Merritt, Joy Smith, Billy Sue Towne, Marilyn -s my . ,4,.,i. 1.0. JU ICR CLASS SNAP :Q-11 Z3Eifhi'5f1il4. f iff: F - 1- as i9Y'feif41'i-Qf.? ., . 'f waz-Af ,www - ,J W wwf' -A ,asm A WA M QWQQ4. .v 4, M A f f Q5 ff? , f , x , sf S .1 '37 , X Q Q f gr' -- .W .1 .3 .-SZ, gn s.. ,... Q ,,,, ,du .Rf ......... mmm J .,,,. I had pa,w,.Pv . an . , I , ..., ,-..,4i ' g ' ? 1 ' 'k .f' M m,,,q3WS 5 M, W g,,kg,Ss,,Ql'ss-J- -if is , .59 ETS ..-- .Q- xml f:.,. . wg me 5-HEX . , ,, , wg, ju 1 A .Q it Mn -Q -2. ' . f .. 5 Z,,, if my ,,'f. .,g..,n,,:.,.,,.3g',.,-avi. ,lv , 4, S , A-aim RGANIZATI NS QQ .l , '41 'ffl0lf lW7fZll1A'1.'n' 1 r -: 4 'G sruosnrcounum. 2' llflfhffn A an 1 fnpqrfnzrfflf v- w -we vegan, mp- vote a , Z2 Q V , I 902401, sv , i 9 Z . wP4X 1 vs.. 'Z Q. M, Z -.a 11' W ' K NM ' 7 ,bw ' MSN- VQUT H Q -4 Lonoaess 2 ,fx 7 fi -- A Ms 1,4 , V. , U2 'n ' V I ek 3 ,aut iivll A4 , , ml ' 9,1 Ntffift iln x,,.1I-Q-,X K mg X l, ,,-,,-Q ff? P -4'-,J,,. 4 X 'MQ -lg?-v Bs bit' '61, '1 ' rg' . sg.. l ' -Q l. 3- YELLCW JACKET E9 if 4, X ' hi , c. ,us , . EQ b . Eutna Albertson Betty J. Rountree VL A - Editor-in-chief Business Manager Y I V , , . ,V Lyk ' . 1' A was lmmy Devfmey d n e,. Class Editor .,rr . A A ,L ,W A,'r -g l - 1 Tzu, E , 1 qzk N ,..,1..lgw 31224 'f '-, -1 ,, , H ' fwgglilk A h , r r hVV, E Freda Chain ' b ,. ' Ji Orgcnizgfion Editor .T 1 , '5 .' ' : ,, A'A Margaret Alice Haines V' ' Athletic Editor ' ,,, 55 . :gn .2 -l-1 r .'... ft ' L reer f r Doris Luster J Photography Editor Prici l lo Newell A ZA Art Editor VAAP A -'WE' Clarice Fletcher Circulation Editor 'Q WWE Pauline Sulen ,, Ass. Art Editor l Tvmist lr' E -f Olive Merritt-Typist Jewell 5lOne-SPOUSOV 1. Q., YELLCW JACKET ii K M ' 3 ' .gs ..... J X ig. g Q A M' Nancy Monroe Jacqueline Butler Associate Eclitor Assistant Bust Mgr. Donald Richardson Asst. Athletic Editor QFXZT' Ann Lee Asst. Photography Ed. Dorothy Gerakios Assistant Art Editor Clara Wintersdorf Typist Anne Louise Eletcher Assistant Art Editor Frances Lynch my Asst. Circulation Editor Jeanne Bosanquet ASSY- Org. Editor L 3 H. T. Chesser-Typist Betty Ami BUHGV- Asst. Class Editor STUDENT COUNCIL ' -I V PRESIDENT E i Jim DeVaney I , I fl 3335 tt I tt' s VICE PRESIDENT Q f.:V f. -- 9 If Freda Chain fitw ff SECRETARY Betty Jean Rountree :Z 2 53 IW 'Zi in I fe TREASURER I rj Z-Ii? Betty Ann Wilkins H- -. ACTIVITIES The first activity of the Student Council was the booth at the HaIIowe'en Carnival. Ringing Ducks' necks proved entertaining and cleared SI5.I4 for the P. T. A. The homecoming dance was a very successful prolect sponsored by the Council. One of the more important activities ol the year was the monitor system whereby the Student Council representatives assisted the teachers with the yard, hall, and cafeteria duties. Additional homeroom periods were maintained for the purpose of bringing the Student Council business baclf to the members of each homeroom. REPRESENTATIVES is K ,l - Q 'nw s X , '.1E - .kg y it A 'YEE R Q TWELFTH Freda Chain Betty Jean Rountree NINTH Mary Louise Hunter Janie Ann Hooks Margaret Alice Haines ELEVENTH Joyce Keeler Herman Wink Billy Hardaway TENTH Betty Anne Wilkins Jock Gritfis Arnold Houston Fred Ross EIGHTH Catherine Hanford Jack Bragg Kaiser Hardaway SEVENTH .loan McClenithan Bill Herlongu ACTIVITIES Co-Sponsors Misses Garris and Harding Planned assembly programs ,Hand changing of the bulletin boards were weekly proiects. The servicemen's registerlwand Senior activity cards were brought up to date. One of the more democratic activities was the revising of the point system which prohi- bits one person from having too many iobs, thereby giving other students a chance. The annual picnic at Sonlando Springs proved to be one to be remembered by the Student Council Representatives. ,ff ., . z V i Q Q OFFICERS MEMBERS Marguerite Allred Arthur Ayris Vice President Andrew Blount C. D- Drowdy Mamie Joyce Green President Norma James Secretary Margaret Mathews Vernon Harden Treasurer Gladys Maxwell Jewel' Maxwell Edwin Norris SQT. Ol' AVVTIS l'lOi'lCl Jewell Spgfkmgn Coordinator Miss Harding Eglilgljloiovercool Diversified Cooperative Training is a vocational training program using the community as a labor- atory. In this program a student is placed in accordance with his especial fitness for a given occupa- tion on a iob with a selected employer who trains the student and pays him or her a nominal wage The student spends four hours a day in school, two of which he devotes to required high school subjects and two to subiects related to the occupation in which he is being trained. The other four hours of the day he spends working under the supervision ot this employer. A student may enter the D. C. T. program in his iunior year, and at the close of his senior year graduate with his class. On graduation he is equipped to enter the occupation in which he has re- ceived training as a full time employee, or he has credits which will be accepted for college entrance. DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING SNAPS 7'ffvc-2 dow: fo ORDER Hoag fiffmpf f 'Q W7 A 'Wi WW: rA'5wvcw 75,4 cffffe :Spf rs A!ffA71s' .0'f3 ? H2 .ff ao Y CLASSICAL CLUB S. P. Q. R. OFFICERS 1945-1946 President - Betty Ann Wilkins 3rd V. Pres. - - Joan Cate Treas. - - Ann L. Fletcher Nancy Monroe Rec. Sec. - - Eloise Thomas Prog. Mgr. - - - Ann Lee 1st V. Pres-Charlotte Oldham Ass't. Rec. Sec.-Frank Teague Sponsor - - - Miss Williams 2nd V. Pres.-Barbara Hunter Cor. Sec. -- Jacqueline Butler MEMBERS PLEBEIANS Adams, Bob Bosanquet, Louis Burrell, Joyce Butler, Carolyn Crow, Bobby Edmondson, Jane Edmunds, Marian Geiger, Billy Glen, Alice Grubb, Dorothy Herndon, Lola Hopson, Hal Jones, Dale Lanier, Patty Mainer, J. C. Evans, Joe McDowell, Annette Fain, Earle Oetien, Anne Marie Ferguson, Jo Ann Rogers, Burt Foreman, Mary Jane Works, Betty PATRlClANS Grittis, Jock Hunter, Barbara Oldham, Charlotte Thomas, Eloise Toler, Earl Wilkins, Betty Ann FRIENDS Bosanquet, Jeanne Butler, Betty Ann Butler, Jacqueline Cate, Joan Chain, Freda Cross, Doris Fletcher, Anne Louise Irwin, Peggy Jones, Barbara Lee, Ann Monroe, Nancy Noxtine, Lucy Register, Dorothy Rutherford, Peggy Schaller, Sarah Teague, Frank The S. P. Q. R. is a unit of the National Junior Classical League. lt was organized in the second semester of 1944-45, and most ot its charter members are still active. Membership is open to first-year students of Latin as Plebeians, to second-year students as Patricians , and to any interested upper- classmen as Friends ot the Roman People . Regular meetings are held weekly when interesting programs pertaining to classical culture are pre- sented by members. Social meetings in the evening also are held at intervals. Maior projects for the year are the presentation ofthe picture, The Last Days ot Pompeii , under the auspices of the finance committee and the observation ot Latin Week during the week of April 21, anniversary ot the founding of Rome, under the direction ofthe research Committee ad agendum. SPANISH CLUB ,ff J orriceres I ' .2 President 4 51 . Bill Kilgore I ,,f ' Vcie President l Paul Norman F X Secretary I .g I 'Z' cf Hazel Oberholtzer l' E ., X Treasurer - ' Patsy Buckels Q 1 Sponsor 'tl Mrs. Patricia Hall fa .QM . L- ' H - MEMBERS Barr, Emily l'le ldOf1, Sonny Battle, Jill Battle, Jack Bourley, Joyce Boyd, Lillian Buckels, Patsy Butler, Charles Cauthen, Mildred Hardaway, Billy Kilgore, Bill Lee, Joe Linhart, Betty Luster, Doris Lynch, Frances Norman, Paul Oberholtzer, Hazel Pemble, Ann Prevedel, Catherine Pringle, Betty Pringle, Wendolyn Richardson, Donald Sanders, Mickey Shaw, Juliet Shepherd, Alice Valentine, Ann Windram, Tommy Wintersdorf, Catherina .L GLEE CLUB SR OFFICERS Betty Pringle Vice President Tom Windrani. Sec Treasurer . Frances Lynch Nancy Monroe Margaret-'-A. Haines Mistresses of Robes Patsy Morris Martha Reeves Accornpanists Peggy lrwin n Betty Rountree Libby Dean Jim DeVoney Kelly Ezell Joanne Ferguson Anne L. Fletcher Clarice Fletcher Dot Gerakios Margaret A. Haines Lillian Hall Tim Hall Bill Hardoway Doris Harnage Peggy Irwin Barbara Jones Betty Pringle Wendolyn Pringle Martha Reeves Dorothy Register Don Richardson Betty Rountree Mickey Sanders Juliet Shaw Alice Shepherd Betty Shore Aurelia Smith Jackie Tate Gerald Towne GLEE CLUB BETTY J. ROUNTREE SENIOR GLEE CLUB JUNIOR GLEE Mary Tripp Clifford Trumm Ann Valentine Emily Barr Tom Windram Penny White Jerry Willard Maurice Willsey Helen Mathews Clyde Gentry Marion Stepp Patsy Perkins Bobby Adams Paul Adams Gloria Bryant Joyce Burrell Carolyn Butler Elaine Collins Eunice Conley Alfredo Davis Jane Edmundson Marian Edmunds Laura Fowler Billy Gieger Alice Glenn CLUB JR. OFFlCERS President Betty Wilkins Vice President Sec. Treasurer Janie Hooks Marian Edmunds Librarians Ruth Plowden Paul Adams Mistresses of Robes Patty Lanier Dorothy Hanson Accornpanist Joyce Burrell Dorothy Hanson Lola Herndon Janie Hooks Curtis Howard Eugenia Howell Mary Louise. Hunter Patty Lanier Betty Lee Lena Lundy Robbie Lee Merritt Joyce Mickel Damaris Mowery Anne Marie Oetien Rifihard .. Pfqhles Ruth Plowden Curtis Radford Patty Richardson Bud Richey Jane Rogers Chloe Sadler Louise Sparkman Etta Spears Oleta Stepp Louise Teague Robert Walling Lillian Webb Wynona White Betty Wilkins Betty Jean Work S SEXTETTE Clorice Fletcher Patsy Buclcels Margaret A. I-Iaines Betty Pringle Martha Lou Bennett .5 5 NEI,-,'z L lr STUDENT DIRECTOR ACTIVITIES The Glee Club started oft with a bang this year with a calendar iammed full ot activities. First was the Thanksgiving Program at the Christian Church. They were liked so well that all the churches and many organizatoins requested them as guests. Next the trip to the Music Clinic in Tampa with all members of the sextette and quartette competing in this battle of voices and doing a grand job. Not only did they contribute to the chorus there, but returned with many new ideas. One ot the most impressive programs of this.year was the candle- light program given at the Christmas season. The processional and recessional with lighted candles created the proper atmosphere for a beautiful Christmas musicale. Then to add to the acme ot Olee Club activities, a superb and one ot the tinest Glee Club concerts was given April I2.Xf-,The guest artist tor the concert was Mr. Merger of St. Petersburg, an outstanding Xylophone artist. t E DIRECTOR Ursula Steigner 5 I STUDENT DIRECT OUARTET Jim DeVaney Lon Knight Tom Windram Donald Richrdson OR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MARTFIA BURDINE .... President BETTY JEAN ROUNTREE . . , Secretary FREDA CHAIN ..,. Vice-President MARGARET ALICE HAINES . , Treasurer MISS EMMA E. WILLIAMS . . . Sponsor MEMBERS Betty Pringle Olive Merritt Frank Littleton Priscilla Newell Fred Stivender ACTIVITIES On May 22, l945, the Lake Chapter ot the National Honor Society inducted- into membership four of the class of I946, Martha Burdine, Freda Chain, Margaret Alice Haines, and Betty Jean Rountree. Eorly in September these tour members held their first meeting, and in that, and following meet- ings they adopted various proiects for the year. Among these proiects are included one for each of the four principles of the National Honor Society as tollows: tor Character, a motto placque placed at the interior entrance to the east wing, for Scholarship, a scholarship award to seniors, for Leadership, intensive study at Parlimentary procedure by the chcplefz and for Service, the keeping of a tile of college catalogues in the library. On October 25, I9-45, the remainder ofthe members from the Class of I946 were inducted in assembly. These were Betty Pringle, Frank Littleton, Fred Stivender,'PriscilIa Newell, and Olive Merritt. The Chapter had a booth at the P. T. A. carnival and sponsored a .movie at the school in addition tc its other projects tor the year. It also plans to place a motto plaque in the west Corridor similar TO that in the east wing. YOUTH COUNCIL 1945 SPGNSORS Miss Watkins Mrs. Hayes MEMBERS Betty Sue Lynch Mayo White Vivian Sirman Martha Reeves .lim De Vaney John Atz Tom Windram Lon Kngiht Bud Richey Kelly Ezell J, C. Manier Mary L. Hunter Jimmy Clark Mary Lee Hunt Gene Wilson -11-1111 OMG 5 L' 71 ,LV Y J' 093 DRINKS if OFFlCERS Betty Pringle Betty Stratton President Secretary Ann Valentine Betty Stokes Vice President Treasurer YOUTH COUNCIL 1946 OFFICERS Potsy Buckles Hozel Oberholtze Presidenl Secrelciry -Ann L. Fletcher Bill Kilgore Vice President Treasurer SPONSORS Mrs. Holl Miss McCormack Bob Merrell Ann Premble Roy Emerson Billy Gibson Marion Edmunds Fred Ross Jonie Ann Hooks gd Ill I I Z I'T1 Z on TTT m cn Q cn mm 5-21904 'cn :gm 1-1 - UF'-xs4s4s4 ., 'iwisffii Qimfpoo -I .- 396 EEK N436-llcwg 3 -?' 6 Y Ill' si Q X Je I nl I . ' fl. 'N Q 'cf 5 i l 'F' f- 'G DINNER BELLE CLUB QQMAKERS , O ' 5:29 ' luv Q: S- C KW D 19 5. 505.121 5 u,, fx ff 6 S' D HO 4' Q5 STATE OFFICER 'VFW SPONSOR Mrs. Kuyandall Virginia Mathews . OFFICERS Membelslllp Clmllmcl Eloise Thomas President CHARTER MEMBERS Nom, Cononf Vice President Laura Rhodes . Aurelia Smith Mildred Brendle Secretary Norma Conant Betty Rowden Virginia Mathews Treasurer Olive Merritt Belllf Howden Prog. Chairman Aulello Smllll Martha Reeves Eloise Thomas Ret. Chairman MQW Tripp Patsy Morris Reporter The Dinner Belle Club is a local chapter of the Future Home Makers of Americaq The Future Home Makers of America is composed of chartered state associations which are made up of local chapters in high schools. The F. l-l. A. was organized in November, l945. lt came into being through the cooperative efforts of the youth enrolled in home economics in the secondary schools. lt was the desire of these pupils to build a national organization of their own in which they might develop social qualities and promote better home life for its members and their families. Doris Banks Mortha Bennett Lillian Boyd Janet Brancle Wynel Collins Altreda Davis Betty Dean Ulcline Edlin Joyce Ferry DINNER NEW MEMBERS BELLE Clarice Fletcher Laura Fowler Alice Glenn Dorothy Hanson Eunice Hunt Nona Kirby Mona Kirby Betty Linton Annette McDowell Chloe Sadler Marie Walker Margie Webb Merle White Betty Works Elaine Collins Eutha Albertson Lillian Webb Doris Galyon -u1 E mln CI It T - .. , I mmm Semmel C 04 - ' Q' Q CUFIIS Howard - - - Reporter lcv U L 6 . IN dee E-XC. 'CAE 6a,.'3gS . C. QTOXXHNEEQ' dgflfangg iv is P-1'1o' a S-1ocT'XiffN'i+ OFFICERS v- , 'A X Z Daniel Jones - - - President .Er 23 OFFICERS I - - - - v- . ' 3 Ernest Brown - - - Secretar Ca vin MIIIer - V. Pres. ' -- . - D Y f 5 - Ch I M - . 'Q 4 ares oore - - - Treasurer AQ, , Advisor MEMBERS Paul Adams Buddy Allen Kelly Ezell Alfred Fletcher Charles Griner Cary Magruder Pete Maxwell Harry Merritt Richard Pfohler Jimmy Rainey Robert Stewart Winston Stuckv ' ED M. R. Avery MEMBERS Bob Taylor Mendel Booth Edward Ellis George Gasttield Alfred Holly Stanley Padget Edward Seyler Roy Snell Wayne Smith James Torrents Billy White Jack White 4f,' I In the Vocational Agriculture proaram the boys get training in the followin ' A Q feld : THRIFT LEADERSHIP RECREATION ESTABLISIHMENT COOPERATION IN FARMING SERVICE CITIZENSHIP .E F. F. A. MEMBERS W? F. F. A. BOYS FERTILIZING A FISHING AREA THE BAND GENE A STU RCHIO-Director MARTHA BURDINE . . . . Moior ROBERT MEELER PRISS NEWELL . . . Student Director FREDA CHAIN . FIRST LTS. Yotes Clork Jeonne Geiger SECOND LTS. Snookie Lomb Lucy Noxtine Dole Jonsen WARRANT OFFICERS Jimmy Clork Joyce Croft Edith Fowler .lcimes Fretwell Philip Fretwell Lyden Green Chorles Norris Billy Phiefer Georgio Rott TOP SERGEANTS Joyce Keeler Mory Jone Foremon FIRST SERGEANT Roy Emerson SERGEANTS Betty Stokes Betty G. Willioms Juonito Willioms Borboro Shore Joon McCleon MEMBERS Edrle Rcuft Audrey Word Potsy Connon Clinton Bridges Perry Smith Bobby Stroin Cloron Wagner Bobby Shoflner . . . Coptoin , Drum Moior CORPORALS Mcsrgoret Ann LoBorde Buddy Allen Annette McDowell Johnny Wycoff PFCLS Helen Hornoge Normo Ayris Berel Stokes Foitho Montgomery Sore Moore Hozel Oberholtzer Cherry Keeler Mory A. Herlong Bobby Frierson Bobby Mouney Fronk Collins April ond Moy of lost yeor were busy months for the bond, During thot time they were iudged ot contest, porticipoted in the Moy Doy Festivol, ond presented the onnuol concert with Mr. Henry Fillmore os guest conductor. This yecnr, the orgonizotion oppecred ot the home footboll gomes ond attended several of the out of town gornes, in ocldition to being octive in civic performances. The group who ottended the All Stote Bond Clinic in Tompo come bock to Leesburg greotly excited over their experiences ond full. of plons for the contest to be held in St. Petersburg in April. Funds hove been roised tor new uniforms ond instruments this yeor end the entire bond is hoping to reolly shine out before too long. THE BAND DIRECTOR MAJOR ' STUDENT DIRECTOR Mr. Gene A. Sturchio Mcirtho Burciine Priss Newell Mrs. Sturchio Mr. Sfurchio, former clirecfoi' of Rollins College Bond hos been director in Lees- burg for four years. After This yeor, he plons To Ieove Leesburg fo com- plete his mosfers degree in music. Y.-WH fu-wmmmwvwnw Betty Stokes Moioretfe Fredo Chemin Drum Moior Palsy Connon Moiorette Twirlers HJ Oberholtzer M. A. Herlong S. Vaore M. A. l.oBorde V. Spires BAND HONOR SOCIETY SPONSORS Mr. Sturcnio Miss Watkins Mrs. Souls OFFICERS Pres. Martha Burdine V. Pres. Frecla Chain Sec. Jeanne Geiger Tres. Priss Newell MEMBERS Lucy Noxtine Robert Meeler Joyce Keeler Yates Clark Barbara Shore fame., SWEATER AWARDS Martha Burdine Freda Chain Priss Newell LETTER AWARDS Yates Clark Jimmy Clark Joyce Keeler Robert Meeler Lucy Noxtine Jeanne Geiger Betty Williams Betty Stokes Snookie Lamb Ray Emerson ORCH ESTRA N gyg. ly. yi y.gg ig MEMBERS Priss Newell-Sax and Clairnet Yates Clark-Cornet Betty Stokes-Alto Sax. Ray Emerson-Cornet Freda Chain-Tenor Sax. Robert lvleeler-Bass Lucy Noxtine-Sax and Clairnet Jimmy Clark-Drums Bud Bosanquet-Alto Sax Martha Burdine-Piano Mr. Sturchio-Director and Cornet ACTIVITIES With Sweet dreams Sweetheart as a theme song and the stars ot the band as members, this new addition tothe L. H. S. organization has taken its place in school doings. Mr. Sturchio himself plays hot cornet while Yates andlRay do 'their best to over power him. Not to be out done is Robert lvleeler manfully strugglin' to transpose string bass parts, while Jimmy another set of drum heads. one Freda can catch that lost solo from, squeaks to assist. Bud and Lucy seem to do alright for their sour notes ioin in with the other discord, as hands. repeatedly forgets his own strength and goes through Priss, the iivin' standby ot the group and the only merrily along oblivious of little Stokes' vain attempts themselves at the far end of the Sax section and let Burdine pounds the ivorys and complains ot aching Seriously the entire orchestra would like to express their appreciation to the school tor backing Us and to Lu Irvin and Jock Grittis who helped us when we needed them. H19 swear. g il - 1 UWWM fr l g f LAKE BREEZES John Atz Jean Bosanquet News Editor-Jacqueline Butler Reporters-Ruth Plowden Marian Edmunds Mary Louise Hunter Damoris Mallory Feature Editor-Betty Ann Wilkins Reporters-'Joyce Ferry Clarice Fletcher Barbara Hunter Betty Butler Helen Mathews Music Reporter-Patsy Buckels Sponsor-Miss Chloe Tompkins Make Up Editor-Betty Jean Rountree Spons Editor-Sonny Herndon Reporlers'-Peggy Rulherlord Reporters-Ann Valentine Lola Herndon Class Editor-Bill Kilgore Reporters-Nannette Massey launita Hester I Q Joanne Ferguson X4 Betty Jane Bates C7 ,, K Advertising Manager--Fred Stivender , Staff Aurelia Smith wx P899 SYOUHS Janie Ann Hooks Y Freda Chain X Sta lt--Ma rtha Smith -:JJ ,X J F ft - N lg Q Circulation Manager v j , auf' f -I Jackie Tate Anne Louise Fletcher Helen Brendle VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB MEMBERS OFHCERS Bill Glenn Billy Geiger Buddy Allen U President David Toothvker Walsteen Sweat Bolibg Adams ghsrlisvljolqlls V. President Buddy Allen Frank Dandrige Ha opson O ef C' 'BQ - Al 'n Hill Curtis Radford Vernon Harden Sec. Treas. 1 Freddy Stivender Frglwkie Youngblood Richard Blcmk Freddy Snvender, Sponsor MISS Honor Maynard Edward Mathews Maurice 'Booth David Toothaker OFFICERS President . . Catherine Prevedal 4 H Vice. Pres. . . Margaret Rainey Sec. 81 Treas .... Louise Teague MEMBERS - i F 5. Bettie Gastfield Bettie Schallerberg Q C Nannette Massey 'I Q Barbara Padgett fit Mary Tripp W! Joyce Croft Mary Shaw Georgia Ratt . OFFICERS Co. Coun. Rep.-Catherina Hanford Reporter . . . Damaris Mowery Sponsor . . .Mrs,L MEMBERS Annette McDowell Jean Dudley Emma Bridges Laura Rodes Rebecca Oglesby Billy S. Smith Virginia Standley Annette Mowery ucie K. Miller GIRLS' BASKET BALL SQUAD CGACH fQ5fQA,0v Mm MA, HAINES 1 SP0 R T S A if ik 4xQ 2 53 X i WNMM XM M x iMlf,L- Z! ' FOOTBALL Captain John Hart Gene Farmer Paul Norman Calvin Miller Jack Wink Clyde Gentry B. Herlong B. Allen P. Burdoff B. Coston B. Aaskov John Hart Co-Capt. Daniel Jones Coach Herman Wink Donald Roberts Tom Windram Jim Mahoney Bob Merrell Daniel Jones B. Padgett C. Radtord K. Ezell G. Toler B. Crow YELLOW JACKET SQUAD Curtis Howard Charles Butler Jack Battle Lon Knight Bobby Gandy Donald Richardson Dyal Tyner Maurice VJilsey Earl Toler Gerald Towne Arthur Brooke Arnold Houston RINKEY DINK SQUAD T. Vonck W. L. Swarts J. McClelland H. Hopson B. Rogers L. Bosanquet E. Fain B. Hammer J. Griftis Bruner James Smith Billy Gibson Richard Blank Lawrence Burtoft Fred Ross Dale Jones Franklin Ezell Y. Clark S. Fields E. Blackman F. Dandridge FOOTBALL LINE AND BACK RINKY DINK SQUAD LETTERMEN Gene Farmer-Added strength to our line. A transter from Tavares. John Hart-Captain always controlled his team and looked out tor its interest. Jack Wink-Always ready to get into the game and do his part Calvin Miller - Fox Hunter , will be missed at left end next yecir. Clyde Gentry - Developed in- to a good end atter he de- cided to work. Paul Norman - Possum slow but sure. Daniel Jones - Big Jones tried hard on every play. Richard Blank - Much is ex- pected ot him next year. Eorl Toler - Grandma was slow but a sure worker. Maurice Willsey - Loves foot- ball but doesn't like to work too hard in practice. Dyal Tyner - Played twin roll to Gerald Towne the No. i Lineman. I.I-eg- l-., 2' .-1, L, A I if , i -. M ,4... - k - -- we, ,L G N 9 --W V of-'J if i t I , V -' Einar 3 I ff is ' ' , .i.1A. Q-lift' ..vLIFcZ???l:' ' vi ii : 2 u g I :,,, ae, V cy .al . 2 , X, ., V i i icrc i ci K i M , i, i a l ll. . ,n . ,'.,: ' Elie, ,..5:f1:,f4e'4e'ev.,,,,Q i XF 3 R, 1 4' ,i '- il u UI: fr 0 ,4 I 14 ' 3- -W , SFEAle?iQie' ,mf ff 1 f i ,1 - J: W: li it 'W I .. 4 ,,,, .,,.-wi. 3 ez .. 435:13 11' 5-iif' - O 'P Q f . ,,. o 1 'A 'Su V , 133124. llirylig E tf 1 IL --'-' as .uu- Z.. . , ,, ,,,. -' ' as f :ff A in Y v f '2 ag ,. . .,, .. cf by it S 1 f .:- f 'Wfx41nw -V! 1 L 3.3-L Am-?2r,1'l' ' Q Il gig div :SWE 5 sf, 7 ll X 7 , 5 V - T 1 si s' ill . st Y'-'fer-f 3 is K .V -A, :E 'X 30 it . X 3 N is k.,. M., I 1x .-,V , 1 X I ' i 15 f X , 6 V ' ., , 1 2 rist s r 1 g '--A -t vi :if ! . 75 WLV- ,i ' ' 'L.. Q .-T ' l iiiiiff , WE -- f -W ' sssl i 'Q: - , 'A i V -v ii -1.1 LETTERMEN Gene Former-Added strength to our line. A tronster from Toyores. John Hort-Coptoin olwoys controlled his teom ond looked out for its interest. Jock Wink-Alwoys reody to get into the gome ond do his port. Colvin Miller - Fox Hunter , will be missed ot lett end next yeor. Clyde Gentry - Developed in- to ci good end otter he de- cided to work. Poul Norz' ,.n - Possum slow but Sure. Doniel Jones - Big Jones tried hord on every ploy. Richord Blonk - Much is ex- pected ot him next yeor. Eorl Toler - Grondmo wcis slow but 0 sure worker. Mourice Willsey - Loves toot- boll but doesn't like to work too hord in proctice. Dyol Tyner - Ployed twin roll .to Gerold Towne the No. l Linemon. f'L CLUB OFFICERS President John l'lOVl Vice President Jimmie Mahoney Sec. Sf Treas. Curtis Howard Jacket Snatcher Daniel Jones Sponsor-A. E. Burner Athletic Business Manager-Ray Cooper MEMBERS Jack Battle George Handford Calvin Miller Earl Toler Jill Battle Arnold Houston Bob Merrell Cliff Trumn Charles Butler Peggy lrwin Paul Norman Dyal Tyner Richard Blank Barbara Jones Fred Ross Malurice Willsey Libby Dean Elbert Jones Peggy J. Rutherford Tom Windram Gene Farmer Lon Knight James Smith Hefman Wink Clyde Gentry Frank Littleton Jackie Tate Jack Wink JILL BATTLE Tiny, but ohl thot volume oncl pepl PEGGY JQYCE RUTHERFORD This little girl vvos the spirit of our squodl LIBBY DEAN Ll y put er heort into every y Thot is e port thot wosn t T945 46 CHEER LEADERS JACKIE TATE Our Queen who usuolly took the ottention o- vvoy from the game. playing center number I5 '10 QB' ' 553 ?rQ on 0+ nl um llllllllll R .1 BABS JONES Our sophisticated member but you'd re-.er know it! PEGGY IRWIN lust .Iun'or C tom L I-I. S. che rieoders hofe ever token orders from 6'- X ,4 . O ANN VAL ENTINE BETTY BUTLER P ilk I . i, '. ' .Q - wb. x ATSY BUCKELQ 2 .SH- ,7 ,lo -cl 1- , Wi PLQSTCG ? f . X uf 4 Q95 'Ns 9 SW: -'iv 1,4 J fr .f 1 flfmf syn nw if 'Q-if ,,,-W W , 15, Nw whiff wffri ml Q s 'YQ ,vw x- mg ww Educa zficm Wc1f9S 3. gel, LEM' sf X 1 iii if m,,,,.,,.wvlN5f ' . ' '-iam N i L. H. S. STUDENT CONGRESS rf 5934 + ' 1455.3 T V. V . gf A ,mg 1: T 3 4 , ur ., , ff , .,. , jg-:life -4, V A5 S vw ' -rf 's 'ir- .W FW -1 Jacqueline Builer Bill Kilgore Betty Pringle Gene Former Noncy Monroe Befty J. Rounfree Eol Norris 7265145 hm! 5 f will yM?f252e4,X huge? The Editor Says... In some woy To record your High School days we, The Yeor Book Slofr, give you vour collection of Memories in The Yellow Jockef -f fa' W XZQQQQ Y ww ww 2 fa QMMFFEP W W YWMAIX , , . MD My Wg Mg MWLWMM K WW wgiifkwg Q WSSWQEMGXM f' Q xi 1 Q 2 M W W 224 1?3f??WfMM ffff NN? 099 Afww