Madison High School - Mahisco Yearbook (Madison, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

QS6I MRS. ALICE BROWN We, the Senior Class of 1950, do hereby dedicate this edition of the Mahisco to our two sponsors, who have pains- takingly devoted their time and talent to the benefit of our class, many times at a sacrifice of their own needs and pleas- ures. This annual belongs to Mrs. Alice Brown and Mrs. Eliza- beth Sims. MRS. ELIZABETH SIMS THE MAH I SCO STAFF Editor-in-chief ........... Assistant Editor .......... Business Manager........... Assistant Business Manager Class Editor .............. Organizations Editor ...... Sports Editors............. Feature Editor............. Snapshot Editor ........... Assistant Snapshot Editor .. Circulation Manager ........ ........ Forrest Brown .......... Joyce Gross Chandler Rains ........ Juanita Moon ........ Jeane Stewart Barbara Ann Lamberson ..... Betty Rathel Porky Wynn ..... Jo Ann McDaniel ..... Margie Hamilton .......... A. T. Gibson ........... Jack Austin mm m' m' nr m' + m m MR. CARL E. RUDE Supervising Principal Madison Public Schools COUNTY ADMINISTRATION MR. EDWIN B. BROWNING Superintendent MISS EVELYN BATES Elementary Supervisor MISS ALICE SIMS High School Supervisor MRS. ALMA TATE MRS. FLORA. BELL Secretaries FACULTY HAZEL ASBELL GRIFFIN BISHOP ' MRS. S..L. BROTHERS Social Studies Agriculture Mathematics, English MRS. BILL BROWN MRS. E. B. BROWNING MRS. L. C. BRUNER English, Spanish Mathematics, English Science, History MISS BILLIE CAMP MISS HELEN CAMPBELL PAUL HICKSON Physical Education Home Economics Science FACULTY MISS KATHRYN JACKSON MRS. PAUL MARTIN PAUL MARTIN Secretary English, Library Physical Education Coach MISS MARY PERFECT MRS. J. D. SCRUGGS, JR. MRS. CARL SIMS Mathematics, Science Secretary Commercial Subjects MISS CHARLOTTE STEELE WILEY WILSON Band, Music Science, History Assistant Coach Louise Kelly ' Barbara Ann Lamberson as Jackie McCullough Margaret McCullough Mary Lois Loper Bobbie Jean Malone ■ ! [ • k. , Clifford Law Glenn Lewis ■; Jo Ann McDaniel Charles Milford SUU A Juanita Audrey Oliver fl lo- C$p- A'' [ ,tcJuXy A Merlene Phillips Joe Pinson Elouise PROVAN' J. T. Ragans 4 Robbie Agner Mary Ruth Armstrong Josephine Beard Eugene Bland Eleanor Blanton Dorothy Browning Betty Jo Buie Anne Canova Margaret Cantey Ray Coffee Elaine Collett Billy Cozart Miriam Duncan June Edwards Irene Everett Montine Ezell Patricia Gardner Norma Gross Mary Catherine Holton June Jones Mary Alice Jones Montezze Jones Gwen Kinsey Cosette Lewis Bobby Ragans Lawrence Roffe Ruth Sheffield Dolly Spellman Billy Stewart Buddy Stokes Betty Jean Vaughan John Waring Bettye Webb Clara Nell Wells Eloise Williams Sally Wilson Lula Belle Bass Ashley Beggs Marlyn Browning Bobby Copeland Ophelia High Patsy Hodnett Kathryn McLane Gene Montgomery Billy Oliver Bubba Pinson Libby Studstill Bobby Williamson r ■ Jule Bevan Carolyn Dickey Helen Hughey Clayton Jones B. F. Killingsworth Kirk Lanier Gladys Lee Buddy McWilliams Monteen Moore Annette Newman Helen Glenn Pinson Evelyn Tidwell Ralph Wynn f0 'I y i aPrtiHc 0 os h{2 «3wC V‘ • • ■ ■ ■ ■ • •■l «■' ■ ■ i EIGHTH GRADE First row: Robert Andrews, Nancy Kellum, Betty Jean Ragans, Diana Milford, Mar- lene Collett, Agnes Clare Morrow, Ann Rykard, Joyce Macarages. Second row: Mary Ellen Devane, Glendyle Odom, Jane Bentley, Betty Williamson, Faith Sharpe, Carolyn Canova, Esther Brown, Elizabeth Fair Herring, Benita Davis, Rowena McDaniel. Third row: Mrs. Mildred Bruner, Herman Atkins, Sam Newman, Leon Mason, Johnny Gardner, W. C. Ragans, Bryan Wilson, James Browning, T. H. Burns, Eugene Welch, Ronald Colvin, Herschel Dean, Thed Fraleigh, Billy Beggs, Gene Wheeler. SEVENTH GRADE First row: Barbara Naughton, Bernice Guess, Joy Tibbals, Luther Roth, Marjorie Cone, Juanita Arnold, Florise Cruce, Ruby Devane. Second row: Patricia Nutt, Bobby Sue Odom, Patsy Williamson, Phyllis Rye, Peggy Lanier, Carolyn Edwards, Carlton Wells, Raymond Brown, Jimmy Hardee, Nencie Bevan. Third row: Mige Greene, Roberta Selman, Judy Kramer, Pat Buie, William Collins, Jimmy Williams, Billy Paschal, Jimmy Brown, Nat Norfleet, sponsors, Mrs. S. L. Brothers and Mr. Wiley Wilson. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1950 One bright, shining morning around September I, 1938, a group of boys and girls assembled in front of what we later found to be Madison Elementary School, to begin our climb up the long stairway of education. At the sound of the bell, we marched up the front steps into the building to be assigned to our rooms under the supervision of Miss Whittle Dickinson and Miss Mary Belle Waring. School had begun at last. The following seniors answered that first roll call: Jack Austin, Chandler Rains, Joe Pinson, Emma Jeane Folsom, Margaret McCullough, Eva Mae Shaw, Jackie Smith, Betty June Welch, Maurice Cone, A. T. Gibson, William Rowe, Frank Rykard, William Smith, Eleanor Duval, Joyce Gross, Margie Hamilton, Mary Lois Loper, and Jeane Stewart. As our first year came to an end we were surprised at how much there was yet to learn, but we were willing, and we faced the coming year with pleasure. Our teachers in the second grade were Mrs. Mary Love Walker and Miss Louise Davenport. New students coming into our class were Milburn (Buck) Gibbs and Grace Dunlap. Our greatest accomplish- ment for this year was the ability to tell the time of day, and our greatest tragedy was Chandler Rains breaking his arm. At last the time came when we were to begin the third grade, over in the big building. How grown-up we were! Our instructors were Miss Ruby Vann and Mrs. Marie Wadsworth. Our roll was increased by the addition of Ruby Cruce. A few of our old stu- dents did not return. Successful through this term, we were oromoted to the fourth grade. The new teachers were Mrs. Clyde Cantey and Miss Grace Tyson. Students coming in were Juanita Moon, Betty Rathel, and Audrey Oliver. This year was very exciting for we were going to dance the May Pole in the May Fete. Gosh! How quick you grow up! When we were advanced to the fifth grade, we found our teachers were Mrs. Kathleen Bullard and, for the first semester, Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs. Davis found it impossible to be with us after Christmas, so Mrs. Julia Bryant took her place. Soon Mrs. Bryant had to leave us and Mrs. Rude took her place. Be- fore long, Mrs. James Copeland relieved Mrs. Rude, and before school was out, Mrs. Bryant came back to our rescue. What an ordeal that was! Members added to our class were Merlene Phillips, Jo Ann Mc- Daniel. We succeeded in going up another step to the sixth grade. This year our sponsors were Mrs. Carlena Dickin- son and Miss Louise Watson. Happy days were in store for us because we were going to graduate and actually receive a diploma. This year we were hon- ored by having the little May Queen and King selected from our class; they were Jeane Stewart and Tommy Martin. Before we knew it, the time came when we would begin the seventh grade. This was the year we had been looking forward to, because we would be able to have two teachers and also change classes. Our plans were somewhat upset. Our teachers for this year were Mrs. Ruth Gibson and Mrs. Mildred Arnow. Mrs. Flick, Mrs. Rude, Miss Lucille Walker, and several substitutes helped us through the year. Along with the different teachers, we had the following new stu- dents to enter: Herman Ziegler, Louise Kelly, Jimmy Devane. The eighth grade found us sponsored by Mrs. Louise Browning and Mrs. Mildred Bruner. We had only one new student, Mildred Register. With the help of our teachers we were promoted to the Fresh- man class. (Continued) AVI| « .V. i� wkir) 'W -Ni ) -• «O W(l| u, UllliS i ««« uwij ■ {1 U! OIU. i {, |M ur«u l !110 H UVUUUJtf 90 J 4 Xr� j� •« W M U-� l jo l� .|j y. , «1 ptt|liui«t|g .Ujivii pu Y tU| 'i i K«V |Oi|M AV� «|3m JJK,, fffer U(| IV3 •••JCirKj puv CU| V ■ •- - ' � • 4 t4 ■• } • -| J « pt� •« ,)!,!) • gi« M«( If 1 ■ M • • H|i Ml |.M| •� «.(.,� -.1 , � « «ini “!. s mi |OOl|,)S MOST POPULAR Betty Rathel Jack Austin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Audrey Oliver Charles Milford MOST ATHLETIC Jeane Stewart Porky Wynn MOST STUDIOUS Barbara Ann Lamberson William Rowe F. Brown J. Devane J. T. Ragans C. Rains L. Thurman SCORE OPPONENTS Liberty County High...... Crawfordville ........... Jasper................... Monticello............... Branford................. Greenville............... Quincy................... Perry.................... Greenville............... Quitman.................. P. Wynn CARD WE 6 THEY 14 50 6 19 0 0 7 43 0 14 0 7 33 0 0 20 0 7 32 R. Brockman H. Kiser C. Wilson C. Milford J. Austin Fourth row: B. Williamson, S. Greene, C. Wilson, J. Devane, B. Copeland, F. Brown, C. Hitchcock, B. Oliver, L. Roffe, E. Petree. Third row: Coach W. Wilson, R. Sanderson, B. F. Killingsworth, L. Thurman, J. Austin, H. Kiser, R. Wynn, L. Brothers, C. Rains, J. T. Ragans, N. Wynn, Coach P. Martin. Second row: G. Wheeler, S. Bevan, W. C. Copeland, III, B. McWilliams, E. Greene, J. Hunter, J. Browning, C. Jones, B. Beggs, J. Gardner. First row: A. Beggs, E. Hendry, A. Lamb, J. Stokes, C. Milford, F. Bell, W. Smith, L. Pinson. SENIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Coach: Paul Martin Charlie Milford Porky Wynn Ramsey Clark Charles O'Quinn Forrest Brown Bobby Copeland Richard Brockman Connie Clark Ashley Beggs Jim Hunter Robert Andrews, Manager JUNIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Coach: Wiley Wilson Nat Norfleet Billy Oliver Thed Fraleigh Frank Bell Biliy Beggs Donald Fisher Bubba Pinson Charles Roth Johnny Gardner Jimmy Sullivan James Browning Gene Wheeler Ralph Wynn Robert Andrews, Manager ______ GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Coach: Billie Camp Jeane Stewart Audrey Oliver Marlyn Browning Kathryn McLane Annette Newman Mary Ruth Armstrong Dorothy Browning Betty Jean High Juanita Moon Mary Kimbel Eloise Williams Norma Gross Jule Bevan Josephine Beard, Manager Jean Wynn Monteen Moore Mary Catherine Holton Betty Jo Buie Jackie McCullough Clara Nell Wells Anne Canova Elizabeth Wells Margaret Cantey Margie Hamilton Betty Rathel Evelyn Tidwell Evelyn Howard Helen Glenn Pinson Betty Jean High Betty Rathel SENIOR GIRLS ON BASKETBALL TEAM Margie Hamilton Audrey Oliver Jackie McCullough Juanita Moon Jeane Stewart Margaret Cantey Audrey Oliver Libby Studstill Miriam Duncan Cookie Gardner Juanita Moon Betty Rathel Margie Hamilton LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of 1950, being of sane mind, after twelve longs years of strug- gling, do declare this our last will and testimony. The Seniors leave their privileges, dignity, and pleasures to the Juniors in hopes that they will have as much fun as we have. To the Freshmen of 1950-51 we leave Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Sims, our class sponsors. Be sweet to them; they deserve it. Jackie Smith leaves her dignity to Mary Ruth Armstrong. Audrey Oliver wills her ability to play basketball to Betty Jean Vaughan. Glenn Lewis wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Brown to Bud Sanderson. Porky Wynn leaves his physique to Burrl Tolar. Jo Ann McDaniel leaves her class tardiness to Leroy Jackson. Use it wisely, Leroy! Jackie McCullough wills her way with boys to Lula Mae Bailey. William Rowe wills his marching ability to Ted Gibson. Grace Dunlap wills the time she wastes in study hall to June Jones. Barbara Ann Lamberson leaves her long bus rides to Anne Canova. Jimmy Devane leaves his position on the football team to Bobby Williamson. John Dixon wills his place in Chemistry to anyone who wants it. Frances Stokes leaves her bashfulness to Ruth Sheffield. Clifford Law leaves her long lost Beta Club membership to any Junior who finds it. Bobby Hollingsworth leaves his talent for singing to Dolly Spellman. Joyce Arnold leaves her cooking ability to June Edwards. Maurice Cone wills his ability to get by without studying to Bobby Ragans. Greta Jones leaves her pretty handwriting to Rufus Jewell. Eva Mae Shaw leaves her soprano voice to Gwen Kinsey. A. T. Gibson, striving for originality, wills nothing to nobody. Mildred Register leaves her noon day bus line to Eleanor Blanton. Charlie Milford wills his speed on the football field to Don Groover. Richard Brockman wills his Beta Club membership to Bill Gross. Mary Lois Loper leaves her height to Betty Jo Buie. Margie, Jeane, and Juanita leave their flirtatious ways to Margaret Cantey, Eloise Williams, and Montezze Jones. William Smith wills his quiet manner and bashful ways to John Waring. Betty Rathel and Jack Austin leave their parking space beside the water fountain to Mary Alice Jones and Elbert Sullivan. Vernel Champeaux leaves his deep bass voice to Irene Everett. Myrtice Hale leaves her gym suit to Dorothy Browning in hopes that it will fit her. Merlene Phillips wills her struggles in shorthand to poor unsuspecting Clara Nell Wells. Forrest Brown leaves his habit of waiting until the last minute to write themes to Robbie Agner. Emma Jeane and Joyce will their weekly episodes with Waller to Norma Gross— she will need two hours! Eleanor Duval wills her place in Mr. Asbell's History class to Elaine Collett. Leila Cason leaves her quietness in class to Lamar King. Chandler Rains leaves peace and quiet to the faculty of M.H.S. Mary Ann Davis leaves Cosette Lewis in the hands of Catherine Gibson. Take good care of her, Catherine. Betty Jean High leaves her position on the basketball team to the Junior girls to fight over. It's worth it, girls! (Continued) FLUTE Bb CLARINET Sally Wilson OBOE Nencie Bevan, Twirler Bb CLARINET A. T. Gibson, Vice-Pres. Joyce Gross, Lieutenant Jackie Smith, Librarian Emma Jeane Folsom Mildred Register Eleanor Blanton Evelyn Howard Jule Bevan Helen Glenn Pinson Judy Kramer Jean Ragans Barbara Ann Naughton, Twirler Mige Green Jimmy Hardee Roberta Selman Mary Ellen Selman, Twirler ALTO SAXOPHONE Rowena McDaniel Buddy McWilliams William Rowe Jimmy Sullivan Diane Wexler TENOR SAXOPHONE Eliose Williams Charlotte L. Steele, Director CORNET Robert Andrews Bryon Wilson Anne Folsom Anne Morrow Mickler Lonnie T. Davis HORN Monteen Moore BARITONE Jo Ann McDaniel TROMBONE Barbara Ann Lamberson, Pres. Joe Pinson TROMBONE Gene Montgomery Billy Paschal BASS Ted Gibson Charles O'Quinn PERCUSSION Ladell Brothers Howard Tate Evelyn Tidwell Leitha Buchanan Norma Gross, Majorette NOT PICTURED Jimmy Bevan, Trombone J. P. Morrow, Cornet W. C. Copeland, Trumpet GLEE CLUB President—June Edwards Secretary and Treasurer—Audrey Oliver Librarian—Josephine Beard MOTTO: Never Sharp Never Flat Always Natural Director—Charlotte L. Steele First row Second row Third row Josephine Beard Frances Jones June Edwards Audrey Oliver Carolyn Dickey Elaine Collett Miss Charlotte Steele Greta Jones Jeanette Kelley Ruth Sheffield Montezze Jones Eva Mae Shaw Dorothy Holton Cosette Lewis Merlene Phillips Herman Ziegler Martha Tindell NOT IN PICTURE Harriet Richardson Betty Jo Becton Marian Treadway Mary Alice Cooper LOS PI CAROS OFFICERS President—Mary Alice Jones Vice-Pres.—Anne Canova Secretary—Betty Jean Vaughan Treasurer—Betty Rathel Program Chr.— Cookie Gardner MOTTO My God is your God; My country, your country. COLORS Aqua and Fuschia Sponsor—Mrs. Alice Brown First row Margie Hamilton Frankie Williams Cookie Gardner Betty Rathel Mary Alice Jones Anne Canova Betty Jean Vaughan Audrey Oliver Eloise Williams Margaret Cantey Second row June Jones Gwen Kinsey Clara Nell Wells Merlene Phillips Irene Everett Dorothy Browning Mary Ruth Armstrong Sally Wilson Eva Mae Shaw Osie Mae Williams Third row Don Groover Montezze Jones Elaine Collett June Edwards Mary Catherine Holton Jo Ann McDaniel Greta Jones Eleanor Duval Jeane Stewart Charles Milford NOT IN PICTURE Harriet Richardson Lamar King Ashley Beggs Jimmy Bevan III 111 VtUr Albert Brantley Richard Brown jp P -1 1 ft ft 4.45 ai Vernel Champeaux Maurice W. C. Jimmy Cone Copeland, III Devane John Dixon John Ed Edwards ft ft ft C- s ft V t At, ir x K 1 Bill Gross Edwin A. G. Hendry Herring Rufus Jewell Clayton Jones Donnie Kellum a a i ft. ft P . K ' i . C V' . .... mi j i B. F. Kirk Billy Hollis Buddy Bubba Killingsworth Lanier Littleton McCullough McWilliams Pinson Charles Roth Frank Rykard Charles Sapp Charles Sharp William Smith Ancle Stewart r V f 1 'i' bk ■X O 1 Wilmer Burrl Leonard Strickland Tolar Thurman John Waring Junior Wells - I ‘ fmm Bob Williamson p n Wally Wilson Porky Wynn William Smith—President Maurice Cone—Reporter John Waring—1st Vice-Pres. Leonard Thurman—Treasurer Frank Rykard—Secretary BETA CLUB President—Audrey Oliver Vice-Pres.—Frankie Williams igwKAcrtij] Secretary—Merlene Phillips Treasurer—Richard Brockman Sponsor—Mrs. Carl Sims First row Bobby Ragans Lula Mae Bailey Relma Bass Merlene Phillips Audrey Oliver Frankie Williams Osie Mae Williams Irene Everett Richard Brockman Second row Letha Buchanan Montine Ezell Jessie Whigham Bettye Webb Ruth Sheffield Betty Jo Buie Eloise Williams Margaret Cantey Mary Alice Jones Gwendolyn Sevor Mildred Register Third row Mrs. Sims Eleanor Blanton Mary Lois Loper Doris Daniels Catherine Gibson Jo Ann McDaniel Jackie Smith Joyce Arnold Cosette Lewis Joyce Gross Emma Jeane Folsom NEW MEMBERS NOT IN PICTURE John Waring Dorothy Browning Forrest Brown Charlie Milford William Rowe Eleanor Duval Maurice Cone Anne Canova Jeane Stewart Bobbie Jean Malone Betty Jean Vaughan Norma Gross Betty Jean High ‘The Devil’s Tale” VOLUME n JANUARY 13, 1950 NUMBER SEVEN The student body jial election for M leen Wednesday, . tty Rathel and Jac! :eted by a large n i a Moon and Forres second. The follow the Senior attendi loose their own esc in Lamberson. Ja on High School b( n from Jasper 51J ! pectively in ganj e local gym Frid .iss Camp WHA' 1. The Junio Br- 1 as whether to 2. The M. J night praciice' Hp B 3. Joyce Gro t, day in the J Ej 4. The SenkHHM - foi the play 5. The M. hH ing a Talent Sno January the high school auditorium. ■ if history, the ir llf a centuryis B Hflw ere tick of the is’ But if ment—this im- ■JP1 .. pan of years yff ! een a tremen- , s sure. In a ; s burst of the fireworks of human accomplish- ment, fifty years has blazoned forth the automobile and the air- plane, radio, television, sulfa and penicillin—and the most spectacu- lar triumph of man over nature since the beginning of the world. Devilettes Win Over Jasper, 41-30 On Friday night, Jan. 6th', the Madison High Sdhool Devilettes (5, Dorothy Spe W ae High, Clara Bft r- taret Cantey bSb i- son were: Be..., -MW. � � , ____„ie Hamilton 2, Dorothy Browning 14, Mmw Rut.’n Armstrong 11. As a ne expert piay'ng $ ;he Jasper girls we y eleven points. V gratulate the gir MADIS WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF: All the seniors were exempt. Fireworks had never been in- vented. The Speech and History classes didn’t write plays. We weren’t having tests soon. K jj£ajU| Browning for Mdn’t made won all its own. got enough she does for Those new girls hadn’t come to M. H. S. BRDadell Brothers wa [The History IV clas V w’rite Mr. Asbell’s HISTORY (continued) As the ninth grade rolled around, we found that we were Freshmen in High School. Here we succeeded in getting for our sponsors, Mrs. Alice Brown and Miss Elizabeth Hunter, who stuck by our sides through- out the rest of our school career. This year we were sponsors of our first big production. The Minstrel Show. We were honored this year in having Cherry Lake students in our class; they were Leonard Thur- man, Barbara Ann Lamberson, Vernel Champeaux, Leila Cason, and Doris Hutto. Jimmy Devane came back in also, but from another school. At last we had become Sophomores. This year we were again able to be sponsors of a Black Face Minstrel. Our class was increased by new students, Porky Wynn and Greta Jones. Also we lost some stu- dents this year. We were at last Juniors. This was the year we had all been waiting for. Our first disagreement came over our class rings, but despite it all we finally selected one. The next big adventure was the Junior Play, The Whole Town's Talking, which made us feel like Twentieth Century-Fox Stars, in our first big play production. Our last but most memorable event was the Junior-Senior Prom. Tired but gay-hearted, we diked ourselves out and headed for The Show Boat, for the biggest night in our Junior year. Lee and Pinetta students joined us this year: Bobby Hol- lingsworth, Elmer Sevor, Jackie McCullough, Elouise Provan, Forrest Brown, Joyce Arnold, Relma Bass, Grace Dunlap, Myrtice Hale, Betty Jean High, Clif- ford Law, Eva Mae Shaw, Frances Stokes, Gwendolyn Sevor, Frankie Williams, Osie Mae Williams, Bobbie Jean Malone, John Dixon, Charles Milford, Glenn Lewis, and Mary Ann Davis. We were at last dignified Seniors. We started off the year with the long hard struggle of publishing an annual. To add to our difficulties we had to learn to call Miss Hunter, Mrs. Sims. Another difficult job was the presentation of our Senior play, Oh, Brother! which was held in March. The month of May seems quite full with the May Fete, Senior Day, Baccalaureate, and, last of all, Graduation, which is the end of our school days. This year Richard Brock- man joined our class. These are just some of the marks of memories which we will never forget, for now we have finished our High School days. FOOTBALL QUEEN QUEEN: Betty Rathel KING: Jack Austin ATTENDANTS Juanita Moon Forrest Brown Barbara Ann Lamberson Joe Pinson Jackie Smith Bobby Williams Jeane Stewart Chandler Rains Margie Hamilton Charles Milford Audrey Oliver Richard Brockman Joyce Gross A. T. Gibson Margaret Cantey Buddy Stokes Miriam Duncan Lawrence Roffe Libby Studstill Bobby Copeland Mary Kimbrell Charles O'Quinn Jean Wynn Buddy McWilliams Monteen Moore Clayton Jones Ann Folsom Tommy Howarton MAY COURT 1950 THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH CAST Wilbur .......... Hercules Nelson Betty Lou Maxwell Connie Maxwell ... Bernadine Smith .. John Maxwell .... Mrs. Maxwell .... Aunt Mary ....... Limpy McGuire ... Nora ............ Herman Jones Roughhouse Ruby Mrs. Mott ....... Mr. Potter ...... Lucy Burns ...... Connally ........ ..... Ray Coffee ..... Bobby Ragans ..... Elaine Collett Montezze Jones Josephine Beard ..... Eddie Petree Betty Jean Vaughan Lula Mae Bailey ...... Billy Cozart ....... June Jones ....... Bill Gross Cookie Gardner ..... June Edwards ........ Ted Gibson ..... Montine Ezell ..... Richard Brown OH, BROTHER! CAST Paul,Jones ........................................... Bobby Williams Mother ................................................... Joyce Gross Father .................................................. William Smith Jun'or ................................................... Glenn Lewis Mary Jones ......................... Mildred Register, Juanita Moon Jack Willoughby ........................................... Joe Pinson Jane Willoughby ..................... Margie Hamilton, Betty Rathel Mr. Willoughby ........................................... A. T. Gibson Mrs. Willoughby.................. Jackie Smith, Emma Jeane Folsom Mildred............................ Clifford Law, Mary Lois Loper Lilah ................ Bobbie Jean Malone, Barbara Ann Lamberson Man ....................................................... Jack Austin LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (continued) Bobby Williams leaves the popcorn machine to Bill Stewart. Doris Hutto and Louise Kelly leave their ability to type to Ashley Beggs and Betty Jo Becton. Relma Bass wills her position as Beta Club Recreation Chairman to Doris Daniels. May you have many happy headaches, Doris. Buck Gibbs wills his ability to use a cue stick to Lawrence Rofte. Betty June Welch leaves her ability to jerk sodas to Letha Buchanan. Gwendolyn, Osie Mae, Bobbie Jean, and Frankie leave their eating place in front of Walker's to Julia Barrs, Jessie Whigham, Bettye Webb, and Montine Ezell. Frank Rykard leaves his Austin to Mary Ruth Cowart. Dorothy Gibbs leaves early—she will be back for graduation. Herman Ziegler wills his place in the Glee Club to Ray Coffee. Elmer Sevor just leaves, thank gosh! Leonard Thurman wills his new paddle to Mr. Rude. Look out Juniors! Elouise Provan leaves her ability to write themes to Miriam Duncan. Joe Pinson wills his nickname to Buddy Stokes. Margaret McCullough wills her ability to work Algebra to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. Ruby Cruce wills her wavy hair to Mary Catherine Holton. IN MEMORIAM COOKIE PATRICIA ANN GARDNER September 17, 1933 February 25, 1950 'Twas an angel visited the green earth, And took the flowers away. —Longfellow FRALEIGH-ASHUEV McCormick-Deering Farm Implements International Motor Trucks—Farmall Tractors Refrigerators—Freezers MADISON, FLORIDA Phone 3711 D'uf Clewn ct '! Tjp' mickler’s LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS If your clothes are not becoming to you They had better be coming to us — 1 f |P’1 EMENT CO. , INC. MADISON, FLA. A FINE CAR MADE FINER Pontiac Cars TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST AT HOLTON Complete Home Furnishings 0.E. 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