Melbourne High School - Mel Hi Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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A r H, X ' f 1 fig' gfffwjf 5 'ig Osf -Q w 'FY , pn , ., L W 1, N 0 ' 5. i 'f54 Xf Ms-' III mfmrurn-c HQGH Scum fimrne flo rida f r f r g f 1 wfn 5 Lg I We who have complled and edxted thxs annual offer th1s book as a tnbute to Melbourne Htgh School from the class of 1955 We graduate now to Jom the hundreds of alumm who are as much a part of th1s school as are the faculty adm1n1strat1on and students from year to year At Melbourne I-hgh School we have obtalned the knowledge to become good CIUZCHS We have chosen vocanons and are ready to start trammg whether II be on the Job or tn another school of lugher educauon Our lugh school career held many expenences that now become treasured memones Th1s1sa book of such recollecuons The staff hopes that you w1l1 exarrune these pages often that you too may cher1sh your memones of hxgh school days Jeff Jizz aim 9 , . . . . . . , . . . ' . . , . . . . . , . . 0 EDITOR S MESSAGE I 25?- DEDICATION . . XJ to one who has contnbuted much mme and effort to the task of pro ducrng our 1955 Mel H1 It IS but a humble effort to show our apprecratron for her hard work and leaderslup We only wrsh that there were somethrng even greater that we could do to express our heartfelt thanks to her for helpmg make Melbourne Hrgh Schoola better and outstandrng sehool We proudly dedrcate the 1955 edmon of the Mel H1 to Mrss Ahce Beras tegru J I QM' ZJJIVJL lla! MJ XWWZJJMQZZ VM JMJGLM 4 M67 X L, aux iw ' JL' gb ff LL X V! A, , ' W to Z I Milxvr,-f ff 0014! 7 7 fx? A ll ff -Yvflff . 5,1 Aft, f ff f . h wif 1 M J M 2 J! I , tm df blew J' J Lolly LCCCTI Ed1tor Busmess Bob Porter 1- Photography Pat Doyle Sports K1t Michels Ray McC1endon Dlane Carlton Chuck Pxerson hm Platt Sally Garvy staff Eddle Io Davis Roxann DICIZ TABLE OF CONTENTS M ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY Page '7 SENIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH FAVORITES ACTIVITIES SPORTS Page Page Page Page Page Page Page '74 87 ADVERTISING Page 92 105 1 9 5 I - ---'-- ' -. - ----------------- -11 ---------------------------- 12-28 IUNIORS --------------------------- Page30-39 ----------------------- 40-46 ------------------------ 48-51 --------------------- 52-55 --------------------- 56-57 ------------------- 68-'73 DR. B. FRANK BROWN Principal MRS. RUTH HENEGAR MRS. RUTH DORMAN Assistant Principal Secretary ADMINISTRATION Fortunate, indeed are the students of Melboume High to have been provided with a competent and devoted school-supervisory staff. Dr, B. Frank Brown, assisted by Mrs. Ruth Henegar, has contributed much time and effort to encourage and lead the student body and community by means of good example and dependable management. A f, 2 I A' I f f Dispenses Preciou MRS. ADAMS MR. ADKISON English 9 Band Music Appreciation MR. BRITCH MISS BROWNING Diversified English 8 Cooperative Spanish 1 and 2 Training MR. EINEM MR. GILLESPIE Biology World History Science 7 Civics Geography Athletics MR. HOLLADAY MISS KERN Math 7 and 8 Library E B s Gems of Knowledge MISS BERASTEGUI Algebra 1 Annual Ioumalism MK DAVID Physical Ed History 8 MR. GRAY Geometry Trigonometry Algebra 2 MR. KNOX Physical Ed Athletics MISS BOEN English 10 Latin 1 and 2 MR. DORSEY English 10 English '7 and 8 MISS HARPER Guidance Science 7 Sociology 9 MRS. LAMB Music 7 Math '7 LEAF VZ? .EU WF' 4 FACULTY' 5 ,P J' 4 Marg' Physical Ed ep! Drivers ea MRS. NEWMAN Home EC. MRS. STOTT Typing 1 Bookkeeping 1 MR. YATES Math Manual Arts ra-ff' .4 i M: i of Work and Relaxation MR. McGREGOR Physics Bacnonics Photography General Math Miss oDoM An 7 and 8 Physical Ed MR. TODD Chemistry General Science Science 8 MRS. McKINNON Typing 2 Bookkeeping Shorthand 2 Business Machines MRS. STANLD' American History Sociology MR. WHITACRE English 11 and 12 Not Pictured MISS LEISURE Art MRS, GLEASON Glee Club MR. MILLER Shorthand 1 Co-Ordinator of Business Education MR. STEIDLE Biology Science 8 Physical Ed MISS WILDE Science 'I Physical Ed L. ...J 'F----dig 4 N -I K. L11 -Q.. 3'7 -, ,..-f ' Yo , J .oi J' X xx N X ..i xt ' v I is V5 f vm I3 ROGER BEATTY Roger . . . Roger came to us in the eleventh grade and made himself well known by his ready wit . . . was very helpful with the props for the Junior Play, JOHN BECKWITH John . . . blonde, good looking, , , a good track man . , . always does his best in all he attempts . . . among his interests are tumbling and swimming , Parading The Brassesn 'u ,Z 1 .V M, ., lf I 4, . ,- DONALD EDWIN BICE Don . . . easy going, likeable guy . . known for his crew cut . . . has high ambitions of becoming a printer . . . a great football and baseball player . . , active in the Letterman's Club . . . a member of the D,C. T. WILLIAM L. BOOTH Bill . . . tall co-captain of the football team 2 years. . . active in the Naval Reserves . . . past Master Counselor of DeMo1ay . , , a hard worker of the l.etterman'sClub, track and basketball , sv HELEN BRINSON Helen . . . definitely musically inclined . . . very active band member . . . the band secretary in her Junior year and a very able librarian in her Senior year. DIANE LEE CARLTON Di . . . a smile and hi for everyone , , , Junior Class Secretary . . . Sec- retary and Treasurer of Sophomore Class , , , past Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Girls . . . member of band and band librarian . . . active in Student Council . . . homecoming candidate. Q-1 KATHRYN IA NE COTTRELL Kay . . . that wavy black hair ls the envy of many girls . . . Vice President of Senior Class . . . played French Hom and was a band librarian . . . plans a career in Marine Biology . . . enjoys music. sports, and fishing. BETTY CRA NDALL Betty . . . her cheerful srnile is perfect- ly matching to her pleasing disposition . . . hard worker in the Business Educa- tion Department . . . was a member of the Glee Club . . . Past President ofFHA. 'KX 'SI'-Y Y . 3 I I i,' TED A. CHERRY Stud . . . hopes to join the Air Force and fly the wild blue yonder . . . play- ed the clarinet in band . . . Cadet Com mander of the C. A, P .,,, active in DeMolay, MARY LOUISE COONEY Mooch . . . a magnet for male atten- tion . . . wore her majorette uniform with pride . . . Sweetheart of the De- Molay . . . enjoys reading and twlrling . . . homecoming candidate in her Senior year. suis, -,. Y r,--' 'V ,, NELLIE CREES Nellie . . . tops when it comes to ath- letics , , , has high ambitions of becom- ing a physical Education Teacher , , . active worker in the FHA . . . AH Club member. CLINTON L. CROW Larry . . . outstanding in whatever he attempts . . . devoted his spare time to playing the tuba . . . appeared ill Glee Club in his Freshman year . . . Flight Leader of the C.A. P. . . . Senior Coun- -is selor of the DeMo1ay ' 'My, girls, what an unusual angle ! ' ' EDDIE IO DAVIS Semper Fidelis is the best way to de- scribe Eddie lo . . . an endless stream of witty talk . . . Business Manager of the '55 MEL-HI , . , great trombone player of the band . . . homecoming candidate. ROXA NN DEITZ Roxy . . . a gal with plenty of pep . . shutter bug of the photography class . , enjoyed twirling her flag at contests . . a great tympany player . . . 'little girl in the Junior Play . . . enjoys skating . . . was a member of the library club, BILLIE DIXON Bi . . , McCrory's gal , , , interested in sports, music, and dancing . . . will make Southem Bell a fine operator , . , Glee Club President . . . Treasurer of the D..C. T. ALICE EDWARDS Pepper , . . a real happy-go-lucky gal . . . won't she look pert as an Airline Hostess . . . Feature Editor of the Bull- dog's Bark . . . swimming, basketball, and horseback riding top her interests. . . Junior Play. P fi X, -Z.,-3 BA RBA RA FENNER Barb , , , a clever girl with twinkling eyes and a cute flgger , , . efficient exchange and circulation editor of Bull- dog's Bark . . . very fine and hard work- ing Rainbow Girl . . . enjoys swimming and dancing. HERMAN FISCHER Skippy . . . a wonderful guy with a fine sense of humor and a ready wit . . . this demon on the diamond expects to become an efficient printer . . . Junior Class Vice President . . . active in the Letter- man's Club. W Q-res, 1 I Ex RODNEY EMERY Rod . . . Quiet, unassuming . . . Gen- tleman Rod' is noted for his manners , , , an accomplished musician and an all A student . . . a member of the Glee Club . . . outstanding player of the piano and bassoon . . . Treasurer of the Wheel Club . . . organist of the DeMolay . . . Junior Play. GEORGE FEIER George . , . with friendliness and humor he's sure to be a success in whatever he attempts . . . active member of the C. A. P .... outstanding worker in the De- Molay and Key Club. it KELLER FOX Killer , , , His sense of humor and gen- eral good-naturedness made him a good fellow to have around. GLENN D. FRICKE Frick . . . although rather quiet, he is very sociable in a crowd and always manages to have a good time . . . a helpful member of the basketball team , , , hard worker in the Key Club and Tumbling Club. Architects of tomorrow. -A -X' ,,,.,- Z' 4' 4 '2 '1 7' X4 A . N' ' , Y x - .J , , ,Y ,,s Q 4 1 'I ' Q. Q Q 4, - c x 5 - 'U K 4' - BARBARA GANDEEx - W 5 , - Y - - - , Barb .-1. a 9 E ' 'ttle blond with spark- ling eyes and a ry smile . . . Presi- dent of the Square Dancing Club and FHA . . . News Editor of the Bu11dog's Bark, RICHARD ALLEN GARDNER Dick . , , his pleasant and helpful nature along with a rising career on the football team has made Dick liked by everyone . . . Vice President of Freshman Class . . . Sophomore Class President . . . Treasurer of the Senior Class. SALLY A NN GARVY Sally . . . always looks like a page out of Seventeen . , . an active member of the '55 Mel-I-li and the Bulldog's Bark . . . enjoys art and joumalism, RITA GREEN Rita , , . though quiet, she has a won- derful sense of humor which accounts for her many friends . . . hopes I0 beC0l'Tle a telegrapher . . . active in the D. C. T. and was their secretary. . ' NELLA ANN HOLMES N611 . . . quiet, easy-going gal , . , a member of the art club, and glee club . . . worked in the library . . . belonged to the Vocational Cooperative group. NORMA HOOVER Babe . . . although sometimes quiet in school, Babe really explodes on the out- side . . . hard worker in the Art Club, Tumbling Club and Library Club . . . her main interest is skating. ,Za RUSSELL ALVIN HEWITT Slim . . . is noted for his marvelous dancing and clever wit . . . very active member of the Letterman's Club . . . enjoys swimming. MONTEEN HILLIARD Monty . . , her infectious laugh and twinkling eyes will brighten anyone's spirit . . . was a very active member of the '54 Annuai staff, Applied Am Club, Travel Club and Craft Club . , , Fresh- man Class Secretary. GARLAND KIMBALL HOUGHTON Garry . . . Garry's winning smile and friendly personality make him a valuable asset to our class . . . active WOIRCI of the Wheel Club, DeMolay and D.C. T. . . , past president of D.C.T. . . . football and basketball are his main in- terests. FREDRICK W, HOWARD Fred . . . sports dominated his high school career . . . Sophomore Class Pres- ident . . . President of the Letterrnan's Club . . . member of the Student Coun- cil, football, basketball, and track teams. But, Miss Kern, I turned my book in. JACK MARTIN HUDSPETH Lard tlus tall blond will remain in the hearts of everyone always great asset to our 54 football team active ln Letterman s Club his main interests are football and swimming JAMES HUGGINS Jim . . . can be seen in his little jeepster . . . enjoys football, basketball, and baseball . . . active in the Key Club and l.etterman's Club . , . held several offices in the Delvlolay. DAVID LEON HUSS Professor . . . a most distinguished musician . . . hard worker in Band . . . active in the C, A. P, and Audio Visual , , , plans a career in the marines. SALLY IOURDA N Ginger . . . a nickname to match het hair . . . takes an interest in all sports and music . . . Business Manager of Bulldog's Bark and Editor in her senior year , , . worked in t.he Library . . . appeared in the Junior Play. E, U o ft af sill! f 1 I 4 , ARDYS KITCHELL Bunny , , , will be remembered for the solos she sang during her high school years . . . a member of the Glee Club, Art Club and Library Club . . . takes an interest in skating, dancing and short- hand . . . plans to be a Stenographer, NICHOLAS KAVACEVIC Nick . . . a boy with high ambitions . . . is a member and officer of DeMolay . . . trumpeter in band . . . takes an interest in football and baseball, lr IEA NINE KIMBALL Jean , . . this tall gal, full of pep is always seen with Norma . . . 6I1.i0yS skating, sports and music . . . partici- pated in Art Club, Tumbling Club and Library Club . . . would like to become an elementary teacher, VIRGINIA RUTH KIMMIW Vicky . . . her pretty hair and eyes are very flattering , , , has been in the Art Club, Rainbow Girls and Band . . , plans on putting her mind to work to become a lawyer, EVELYN TERESA LAIBL Eve . . . a majorette with energy plus . . . takes an interest in twirling . . . a member of the band, newspaper staff and a majorette. CHARLES RAY LAYNE Sock . , . an efficient and popular young man . . . has been a member of the Key Club, Football, Basketball, and Baseball teams . . . Vice President of the Letter- man's Club in his Junior and Senior years . . . Student Council Treasurer in his Sophomore year and President in his Sen- ior year, And what have we here ? si 1' 3 is 1 -Q3 5 5 F A r f, 4 . LAURA LEE LEECH Lolly . . . Petite Lolly is perpetually bubbling with vim, vigor, and vitality, . . , publicity chairman of band, played four instruments in the band, was a major- ette, co-captain of flagtwirlers . . . a Rainbow Girls officer , , , editor of the '55 Mel-Hi . . . homecoming candidate. RALPH JOSEPH LEFFINGWELL Ralph . . . an easy-going, likable guy who has a neat way of dressing . . , is interested in mechanical drawing . . . a member of the photography club. MILDRED LEONARD Mickey , . . Well mannered, helpful, sincere, and ambitious . . . an outstand- ing artist . . . was a very helpful and active member of the Art Club . . . her main interest being of course, art, SYLVIA LEONARD Sylvia . . . the right-handed half of an inseparable pairQMickey and Sylviaj . . . a very quiet and sweet girl . . . her main interest lies in the field of art was one of the more active and talented members of the Art Club RALPH MA THERS Ralph Ralph appears to be quiet to those outsiders who don t know him but he is truly a howl . . . was a member of our great band . . . interested in foot- ball, BOBBIE JUNE MARSHALL Bobbie . . . a friendly smile and a quiet unassuming manner . . . Treasurer of the Junior Class and President of the Applied Art Club . . . was active on the Student Council, Travel Club, and Applied Art Club . . . Bobbie's ambition is to become a housewife, PETER LOEHRER Pete , . . There's a glint of mischief in those heavy-lidded eyes as he makes those alibis to the classroom teachers . . . an up and coming drummer ot' the band. CLOYSE LUMPKIN Buddy . . , Although new to M.l-l.S. this year, Buddy has already made many last- ing friends . . . his main interests are swimming, football, and fishing . , . Cloyse hopes someday to become an Ag- ricultral Engineer, CAROLY N IOYCE MITCHELL Carol . . . Carol is always there when needed with a pleasant smile, a helpful hand, and good ideas . . . was the very efficient Business Manager of the Bul1dog's Bark . . . was a great asset to the Glee Club . . . hopes for a career in music. LARRY MCCARDLE Larry . , . a flash of green and up pulls Larry in his trusty, if protesting Mercury . , . Larry is a regular fellow and will certainly succeed in life . . . Junior Play. So, that's what you do in class! PATRICIA FAY MCCLENDON Fay . . . Gullible Fay will never have an enemy on earth if she remains her sweet and friendly self . . . Treasurer of Junior and Secretary of Senior Class . . . Secretary of Band . . . Co-Presi- dent of Junior Red Cross. JAMES RAY MCCLENDON Ray . . . Ray is the ambitious, good- lookiug type that is liked by all , , , Junior Class President . . . Secretary and Treasurer of Key Club . . . Flight Leader in C.A. P. . . . active on the Student Council, CAROLINE IRENE NIELSEN Lenny . . . a girl who is really music minded . . . a four year band member , , , was a band librarian and bookkeeper , , . hopes to make a career as band di- rector or in religious music, BARBARA ANN PLATT Bobbie , , , a girl who is very athletic minded . . . belonged to the tumbling and square dancing clubs, arts and crafts and girls' midget basketball , , , plans to become a Physical Education Teacher. mv ff' I fix, if MARY CABELL POYNTER Mary , . . a gal who is fashion-wise . , , past Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Girls , . . head majorette and officer of band . . . homecoming candidate . . . interested in bowling, golf, and twirling , , , plans to attend college. RICHARD LEE REID Richard . . . a real likable guy . , , a member of the '54 Bulldog team . . . takes an interest in football and swimming . . . hopes to make his career in construc- tion work. 1. J' YV, ami N, fi V ff ' WSQJAML, DAPHNE ERNESTINE PLATT Daph . . . a girl everyone knows and likes . . . Homecoming and Christmas queen . , . Student Council Secretary . . . band officer and majorette . . . a Junior Red Cross member. ROBERT PORTER Lefty . . . his winning smile and friendly personality ls sure to send Bob a long ways . . , Junior Class President . . . President of Key Club . . . active for three years in Letterrnan's Club, football and base- ball . . . live wire in Student Council I 2 and Key Club, CORYDON ROBERTS Cory . . . a girl built on a small scale . . . has been a member of the FHA and the D. C. T. . . hopes to become a house- wife. ELINOR SUE ROSS Suzy . . . a great gal in the athletic field . . . has belonged to the tumbling and photography clubs . . . interested in all sports and will someday be a Physical Education Teacher. . . Junior Play. My, are1'1't they just the thing ? its IO A NN SHIMMIN Io Ann . . . Io Ann's slow moving man- ner is certainly a welcome calm in the rush of M.H. S .... a very active mem ber of the D. C. T .... a willing and able worker. BEVERLY JOAN SIKES Bev . . . one of the quiet seniors, she is very well liked . . . has belonged to the applied art, hobby and travel clubs . . . member of the '54 annual staff , , enjoys art, sewing and sports, ,J f-1 , sg Q J' -q,,X ,,A, f 'ZW , ' gf , , A f , .L . 'giggifif j , f ffifw 'n J 5 .. f-0 ,fy , f I H wh., 1 :Lum i i v kr, H '.. , K W ,, If M51 Q ,xv ,sf 5' w1,g24s, I, ' fig , ways, A . V L Ta'- gfyf if X45 ... 15, Qing ,A - 7 .3,, ki 4' ,Wf ' ,fwwwl V ff? ., fy ' f I , ,,?,Lf,, f J? ff . , . f , l' , I M' A 1' -I' I J.. V 4 ' P AQ 'Q IYQ ,- :E 54' 1' Q., . ., , , , x ..-,Qi.g,'a if . Q , wi. un rv' 4 4' ' 9 :. , 'iii , x al 'Q' x RAMONA WOLFORD Transferred from Buffalo High, Buffalo. West Virginia. ROBERT YOXTHEIMER Transferred from Northumberland High, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. 28 Not shown are: JOHN DICK RUSSELL POLLARD RUTH ANN BOYD Transferred from Beaver Creek High, Dayton, Ohio. WILLIAM STREWARD Transferred from Martin County High Stuart, Florida. ' , fi, 'Q' My -hz ffi , ..... ii it QQ it ,. i- S 11 The books are for impression only! And here we have Russell going to Phys Ed! just dig that pose. if-1 '5 .l X I . . u PIE - 3 I 1 MAUDENA BRADDOCK IOSEPHINE BRITTAIN BETTE BROWN LOIS BROWNELL MARY BURTON JANE ADAMS JAMES ASHCRAFT TOMMY BASS MARY BLAIN FRED BLANTON DOUGLAS CHESHIRE JIM COLEMAN LOCK DAVIDSON JOHN EDGE BARBARA ENSOR iw 5 .IE 4-Q .fav x fx gg-Y f Z5 X ff I f 1 A' : I., PAT EZELLE SUSAN FISCHER IEANEL FORDYCE DONALD GEORGE ALVA GERSTLE --41 8-ui I , HAROLD GRUSNICK KENT HADLOCK DONNA HOMAN JACK HORNE MARCIA HOSKINS JOHN FLETCHER HARRY GOODE BARBARA GRANTHAM GENE GREENWAY BOB GROVES I 5 4'- N N I I '52 1 WALTER HUTSON MARY JACOBUS RALPH JERAULD NANCY KABBORD WAYNE LIABL If -f, ,f 'T JOAN MARSHALL MARY MAYER KEN MEEHAN RONALD MEEHAN DAVID MICHELS ,T : KATHLEEN MICHELS .Q PAT MILLER gm HL L CHARLOTTE MINTON HERB MORRISON GEORGE NIDA TED NIDA BERNIE NISSEN 1:9 DAVID NOACK 5 I ANN PAYNE TP SALLY PIGMAN 'Q 'S P' MARIORIE PLATT TOBY PLATT ROBERT PRYOR CORNELIA SCARBROUGH DAVID SCHULTZ , ol if gp- sq 4 R A --.Y ...di IUNE SMITH JERRY SORRELL SALLIB SPENCER MICKEY STEVENS WLLLLAM SWANDA 7 ffjffgv iff ' I -QL A i er- in :L . N :K 1 1 L I 7 HAROLD WILKES RUSSELL WOODLING ROBERTA SPZARAGA NANCY TROYER MARILYN UNDERHILL MARY WALSHAW ROBERT WENTWORTH ROBERT WORLEY IERRYA NNE WHITEHEAD fi' HVMU WW . 'Q gum Q M 2 Xl N ff' CLYDE CAR'I'HWRIGHT PAUL DICK SHIRLEY GREEN ANGELYN GRIPPS e ff' P27 M Kwan ' 123, C0 Juniors not pic turedg .IIM CAPLES CAROLYN CRANE FRED DENIUS PAT DOYLE MARILYN FERGUSON LOWELL HUGHES LAURA HURLEY IOHN IOHNSON HAS'I'Y MILLER TOMMY MONTGOMERY AUTHOR OHUME IUANITA SOWERS IACK PLATT IIM PLATT CHUCK PIERSON ROBERT RICHARDSON CLARA SHEPPARD FRANKLIN SLAUGHTER JAMES SMITH BILL SPENCER WALTER STRAUB EDWARD WILDES 1 , I i I I O 'NK X2 its R' 4 K y . -5 sany Dingwell Skippy Earle Debbie Dougan Everett Dodson Margaret Eberhardt Charles Ellis Donna Emette Ricky Esbenson Alberta Etters Henan Evers Carolyn Fenner Lois Finner Jimmy Abney Alan Austin Shirley Auvil Jo Ann Barry Wally Becht Betty Bonacci Sue Brewer Fred Bogie Ann Brittian Patty Bronson Mary Sue Cline Barney Corbin Roger Fisher Dorothy Fredrickson Gail Furthman Carolyn Gandee Ieny Garlock Judy George Jerry Greene Lily Guide Nancy Haynes Gloria Hall Dick Hampton Miriam Hamric Beverly Hamish Aretta Hart Richard Harvey Judy Heath Beth Hine Pat Hines Earl Hopkins Frances Howard Dickie Howe Geraldine Hudic Bill Gerauld Carol Iohannessen 1 f? 0 Cholly Leech Sharee Leikvold David Lindsay Sandra Lipscomb Ruth Lirchwork Charles Little Donald Lumpkin Jackie Marshall Gerhard Martins Norlene Martin Billy Miller Pat Miller Ronnie Iones Suzanne Jourdan Barbara Julian Nom1an Kimmey uf VLJ' L.1't4J f . ' 'L Q N V jr d 2 1 Y J 1. fl L :fa L' 1, 14 'H ' x, ff 1 f 1, Linda Kirk . 1, William Kopp ' Benny Koske Dennis Kuehne ' Rachel Ladd Eddie Laibl Carl Lanham Dick Lawrence A Shirley Mitchell Pat Moren Bill Morrison Mary Ann McCarthy Kam McGinnis Rosemary Patanella Nancy Post ?Lu An Raymond Sheryl Reynolds Jesse Robbins Bryant Roberts Manceleen Rodes 1459 Henry Schroeder David Seekell Edwin Shiver Johnny Simmons Charles Slaughter Carolyn Smith Elby Smith Judy Smith Dot Spencer Marie Tillis Bill Tippie Germaine Toulotte Jim Byrd Tom Caples Virginia Demeritt Tommy Deratany Gary I-lazelbaker Pat Hix Betty Ann Iurgens Carl Meyer Michael James Miller Frank Nagle: Alfred Olson Bobby Parker Cecil Platt Marilyn Platt Patty Platt K NOT PICTURED Jimmie Underhill Fred Van Lengen Don Ward Barbara Wendllng Fran Whorton Alan Whiting Warren Wisner Judy Woodling Ann Woodrow Elizabeth Wyatt Darlyne Adams Eva Sullivan Io Ann Richardson David Rothery Annette Smith Clyde smith Donald Smith William Stroud James Townley Vernon Vetzel Alice Walker Robert Harvey Walker Rodney Wofford Authur Wood Nancy Yockel Gee! Aren't they concentrating? That'11 sure be a basket. Now here we have the athletic type! Some of the camera men, So this is picture developing, Now aren't they a cute pair. 47 , fi' ERE HME 40 21111 I Seated left to right Barbara Bul lard Millie Braddock Carla A1 button Shirley Branrun June Ander son. First row standing Laura Brown, Eddie Jo Bell Claudia Brown Judy Biswanger Second row Red Alderman C L Bunce Jerry Bryant James Appley Audrey Bates Jimmy Butler Seated left to right Larry Deer Wanda Davis Marilyn Curry Ethel Danielson, First row standing John Cattee Cherie Changelson, Laura Curlee Barbara Emery Buddy Cline Second row Lee Cummings Gene Ferguson James Cannon Frank Egoef B111 Coker Edgar Evers Bill Fletcher G W Fortune Seated left to right: John George Carla Moritz Ruth Gossard Benn Gerstle Pam Gavlak First row standing: Barbara Hadlock, Beverly George, Carol Heiber, Helen Kahl, Don Hollands, Second row: Sonny Homan, Fred Holstein, Raynar Howard, Howard Guilhaus, Herbert Grosse, Last row: Jimmy Glover, Lefty Henderson, Pat Gessner, David Hutson, Albert Garrett. Seated, left to right: Aline Minton, Carolyn Kempfer, Donna Ike, Mil- dred Moren, Joy Lleb, Joyce Kirk- land, Standing: James King, Ronald Jones, David Kimball, Bobby Johane- son, John Leffingwell, Carl Moren, Merrill Kempger, Charlie Kunicus. Seated, left to right: Sharla Rey- nolds, Gretchen Martens, Dale Myers, Carol Sharltz, Jean Newbold Marilyn Nickelson, Voilet Neilsen, Jo Lane Rogers, Rebecca Peak. Second row, standing: Tom Stragser Brett Parker, Eddie Parsons, Eddie Nelson, Bobby Meyer, Ken Minor, Bob McGrew, Lonnie Pruitt. Standing: Deloris Snow. Seated, left to right: Loris Snow, Connie Sommerville, Charlene Thompson, Dale Scott, Ioan Sparr, Doodle Swilley, Carlene Stickler, Margaret Smith. Standing: Richard Vrana, John Sikes, Cecil Tumblin, Eric Von Forstmeyer, Jerry Vannatter, Tom Troyer, James Shuck. Seated, left to right: Virginia War- gelin, Carolyn Wyatt, Elizabeth Williams, Sue Ward, Standing: Patsy Young, Carol Vann, Barbara Wharton, Barbara Schmitt, Mary Ruth Quinn, Back row: Ted Whiting, Richard Weeks, Edward Wood, Seated, left to right: Mary Lou Hammock, Mildred Hancock, Ruby Campbell, Janis Swanda, Standing: John Houghton, Tommy Henderson, Richard Cassady, Johnny Hiott, Andy Walshaw, AX 'MfLMQQf Q j Mi? QW ff 1' 'C I GRADE EIGHT GRADE SEVEN '71 '72 '73 '74 SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES N0 Sim N X ms WXWNG sl . ,, ... W, 'gym .M k: T. 'S 56 Years of Versatile Performances Most Talented: RODNEY EMERY MARY POYNTER Most Studious: LOLLY LEECH BILL WARDEN Wittiest: RUSSELL HEWITT BA RBA RA FE NNER Most Athletic: FREDDIE HOWARD BARBARA PLATT 3 1 ff? 'I 1 7 ,.,,.a Q E A! I -X X vga? f K-:TE- 'w ,ff if 3 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is designed to give a better relation between the students and faculty. Through the aid of the Student Council the students leam to improve the school. The officers are: President, Charlie Layneg Vice President, Doris Strvoudg Secretary, Marceleen Rodes, Judicial Chairman, Richard Gardner, and Treasurer, Rodney Wofford. The Student Council has completed many worth-while projects this year. Among these are the selling of theater cards and Melboume High book covers. The sponsor Mr. Adkison and Jim Platt attended the annual Southem Association of Student Councils Convention in Jackson, Mississippi this year. Students from the seventh and twelfth grades are elected as representatives from their various classes to be on the Council. These students must keep up at least a C average in their grades at all times, Representatives may be dropped for non-attendance, It is the job of every member on the Council to at all times be helpful in everyway to new students and teachers and to set a good example for fellow students, Q tae sg e Ss 2 'A sz:- f5,,,f3, Seated, left to right: Mr, Adkison, Doris Stroud, Charles Layne, Marceleen Rodes, Richard Gardner, First row, standing: Kay Palhames, Shanon Rodes, Spence Gurin, Laura Brown, Billy Nelson, Allen Womack. Second row, standing: Lu Ann Raymond, Virginia Wargilen, Dot Spencer, Eddie Parsons, Carl Meyers, lim Coleman, Jackie Home, Jim Platt, Bill Warden, Ray McClendon, Diane Carlton, Bobby Porter, KEY CLUB A Kiwanis-Sponsored Organization Composed of High School Youth -. .- --1 - 3 ng- I X , :VY V sf! Left to right: Charles Layne, George Nida, Bob Groves, George Feier, Ted Nida, Bill Booth, Jim Platt, Richard Gardner, Eddie Laibl, Jim Hugins. Vice President Tom Wofford 5 'N Vi Secretary-Treasurer Ray McClendon President Bob Porter BAND Melodious Musicians, These Students FLAGTWIRLERS Left to right: Lois Brownell, Mary Mayer, Sally Pigman, Jeanel For- dyce, Roxann Deitz, and Pat Hines MAIORETTES Head Majorette, Mary Poynter, First row, left to right: Mary Coo- ney, Lolly Leech, Evelyn Liabl. Second row: Daphne Platt, Patty Platt, and Marcia Hoskins, First row, seated, left to right: Barbara Hadlock, Violet Neilson, Joy Hampton, Marie Tillis, Sue Kendall, Fred Holstein, Sandra Dennis, Eddie Jo Bell, Kathy Ferguson, Joanne Hegler, Dale Scott, Warren Wisner, and John Fletcher, Second row: Susan Gough, Louise Grusnick, Wanda Sue Davis, Hasty Miller, Pat Ezelle, Harold Grus- nick, Frances Howard, Barbara Emery, Fay McClendon, and Tommy Bass. Third row: Cricket Scarborough, Earl Bridges, Bill Fletcher, Charlotte Minton, Jimmy Abney, Ann Payne, Helen Brinson, Kay Cottrell, Fran Whar- ton, Judy Heath, and Mary Burton, Fourth row: Doug Cheshire, Earl Hopkins, John George, Gene Ferguson, Nick Kovacevic, Fred Dennis, Jack Horne, Merrill Kempfer, Eddie Jo Davis, Bob McGrew and Caroline Neilsen, Standing, fifth row: John McA1oney, Barbara Wharton, Ronnie Fisher, Lonnie Pruitt, David Huss, Larry Crow, Benarr Evers, Jimmy Crain, Cholly Leech, Frank Milwee, Johnny Simmons, and Ralph Mathers, Sixth row: Gene Greenway and Alan Austin, Drum Major, Wayne Laibl and Band Director, A. M. Adkison, BAND There can be no shadow of a doubt that the Melbourne High School Band belongs among the best musical organizadons in Florida, Included in this year's selections were marches by Fillmore, classics by the masters, and music in the modem vein such as jazz and blues by contemporary composers. The MHS band has participated in many things during the past year including parades, half-time shows, contests and concerts, The seniors, leaving the band this year, have confidence that their chair and offices will be filled by competent younger musicians. LETTERMAN'S CLUB The Letterman's Club of Mel- The two big events of the year is the bourne High School is an organiza- planning of all the homecoming festivities tion composed of boys and girls in the fall and the initiation of new mem- who have earned a school letter for bers in the spring. participating in a varsity sport dur- ing their high school years. Pictured below, Qfirst row, left to rightjz Jo Ann Barry, Kam McGinnis, Marceleen Rodes, Darlyne Adams, Pat Miller, Virginia Wargelin, Dot Spencer, and Dick Trout. Second row: Bob Porter, Toby Platt, Ted Nida, Bill Stoud, Bill Spencer, Alan Whiting, John Edge, Bob Groves, Jack Platt, and Roger Fischer, Third row: Barney Corbin, Carl Meyer, Bill Morrison, Bill Booth, Jim Ashcraft, Charles Layne, Jim Huggins, Alva Gerstle, and George Nida. Fourth row: Eddie Parsons, Carl Moran, Richard Reid, Eric von Fortsmeyer, Richard Gardner, and Jack Hudspeth. PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS This year for the first time Mel-Hi offered a full the Photography Class took.developed and printed credit Photography Class. In the past years school PiCtl1l'eS fOr the Annual and Newspaper. They also Pictufeg were taken by 3 Commercial photographer, snapped shots of football and basketball games, assem but this year, under the direction of Mr, McGregor, b1Y PFOSIBUTS. and ViSiI0rS and guests of the school. ' I ..a R I! .W ., ' ' s JOURNALISM Every good news article should contain the answers to the fundamental questions - who? what? when? where? why? and how? In order to acquire this information and certain specialized training, a journalism course was Offered this year for the first time to the students of Mel- bourne interested in becoming successful writers of the BULLDOG'S BARK, Those last minute paste-UPS may have aged the students and their supervisor, Miss Berastegui, but there was plenty off -the -record fun to balance the real work, 3 Ass ts-tif? ' fl.P'y0 y l an 1 N- In spite of the Journalism course being new to the students, they never failed to supply the students of Melbourne High with a copy of the BULLDOG'S BARK once a month. The paper contained such things as: news stories, chatter, and sports, informing the students of the up-to-date happenings of the campus. x, ?v v' ,K L U ., I x. - 4' ' .4 , - -f K vx4..'A! V! Lf s - F, ..,. 4: 1.1 I 9 :I '1 ' ' Q '15 Q 0' 'gary 'w M 'NM THE MEL-HI ANNUAL STAFF . . Fusses and Fumes to Meet Early Deadlines Seated, left to right: Eddie Io Davis, Business Manager, Lolly Leech, Editorg and Roxann Deitz. Stand- ing: Miss Alice Berastigui, advisorg Bob Porter, Jim Platt, Chuck Pierson, Kit Michels, Pat Doyle, and Ray McC1endon, ANN UA L STAFF Paying no heed to the old adage, Too many cooks spoil the broth the annual staff collected their pictures, ads, rulers, pencils, and glue and determinedly drew up the dummy, frequently referring to the following recipe: Stir hundreds of well-posed snapshots with several cupfulls of punchy captions. Sprinkle in the end- less stream of phone calls, letter writing, and appointments by the staff, Cream 80 photographs with many tablespoons of senior character sketches until fluffy, Add Miss Berastigui's advice and Dr, Brown's aid and beat thoroughly. Add months of hard work and clever ideas altemately, beating well after each addition. Fold in the photography class. Combine Eddie Io Davis' fantastic ideas, Roxann Deitz's humor and Ray McC1endon's thoughts and simmer slowly for several weeks, Sweeten with Lolly Leech's ambition to be a good editor. Poor into green and white cover and bake between four and five months. Serve a few weeks before graduation, GLEE CLUB For the first time this year the Glee Club has become a full credit class. It is composed of students from the 9th through 12th, The class is under the direction of Mrs, Gleason. The Glee Club has taken part in several P, T. A. programs and presented a remark- able Christmas concert, First row, left to right: Mrs, Gleason, Directory Angelyn Gripps, Sharla Reynolds, Juanita Sowers, Jane Myers, Janet Curley, Cherie Changelon, Jeannie Newbold, Elizabeth Whyatt, Second row: Beverly George, Dorothy Fredrickson, Mildred Moren, Carla Albritton, Ruby Campbell, Alice Walker, Judy Heber. Third row: Danny Lieons, Bob Blotz, Eddie Williams, Edward Janke, Jerry Huley, Mary Jane Quinn, Ann Woodfow, Eleanor Paulsen, Ramonia Wolford, Lu An Raymond, Paul Dick, Syliva Dick Fourth row: Jerry Garlok, Earl Puckman, Clyde Carthwright, M, :-fd 53:5 IQ,gs.'?f', 1 f',.:44r A ' , ' is ' 5324 1, 'F if GENERAL ART CLASS This year art has been a credit course for the first time, Several types of art experience have been en- joyed. Crayon, pastel, water color, oils and other media have been used. At Christmas time groups of students sponsored by the Kiwanis Club decorated store windows with life size pictures of the birth of Christ, The class members cooperate with civic needs and contribute to exhibits local and international. 3 ur, , A' ,.. 14 . di .Hifi I yr' N,s,1 ff Er .yi -K QV -4 4, '. 4- DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING Diversified Cooperative Training - usually called DCT - is a program of training offered in the jun ior and senior years of high school and is designed to prepare students of employable age for job effi- ciency in a variety of occupadons through utilizing the business and industrial establishments of the community as training agencies. Employers provide jobs on which student - learners receive planned and suprevised training over a sufficient period of time to fix the needed skills, and they cooperate with the school in setting up schedules of related study necessary to bring about the combination of skills and knowledge that makes the difference between a well trained employee and the average worker, IJYKIATKIII! Seated, left to right: Lowell Hughes, Corydon Roberts, Garry Houghton, Billie Dixon, David Noack, Standing: Sponsor, Mr. Britschg Clayton Turk, Skippy Fischer, Don Bice, Bob Taylor, Roger Beatty, and Harold Wilkes. VOCATIONAL BUSI 'The main purpose of the Vocational Business Education Program is to better equip students with the basic skills and to provide training agencies under which they are trained to become more efficient in office occupations, Some of the types of jobs are as follows: NESS EDUCATION Secretarial, Typist, Bookkeeper, Re- ceptionist, The Vocational Business Education Program is now in its second year of operation, There are approximately 50 students enrolled in this department 11 of which are working. ,- . an fw-,.. , Q K t,- K, I run--. Seated, first row, left to right: Monteen Hilliard, Bobbie Marshall, Evelyn Laibl, Nella Holmes Diane Carlton, Second row: Beverly Sikes, Doris Stroud, Mary Cooney, Betty Crandall, Standing: Sponsor Mr, Miller, 6 Monteen Hilliard is receiving instructions on writ- ing an insurance policy, from Mr. W,D, Webb, Nella Holmes is checking over a shipping chart with Bud Kennedy. Bobby Marshall is receiving bookkeeping instruction from Miss Lum of the Bank of Melbourne. Beverly Sikes is getting instructions from Mr. Dick Simmons, former city Manager. XL E .ni em, Evelyn Liabl is taking a letter at Newell Motors. is , X , ' .f -W-f XJ Betty Crandall, supervised by Mrs, Lochaby, is filling out an order blank, Mary Cooney is taking dictation from Mr, Fogg, I-lu-vm f- I 1 Q f xx X ' 3f . 4 im' i -sq ' TED NIDA Guard Little A11-State A11-Conference A11 Mid-State BOBPORTER :fli 1' Oi ' Quarterback 37 CARL MOIHN JACK PLATT ALVA GERSTLE TOBY PLATT BOB GROVES Hilfblflk Guard Guard n Guard Head Coach Rick Gillespie and line Coach Claude David guided the Bulldogs to their successful grid- iron year. COACH DAVID COACH GILLESPIE The climax of the season was the annual Football Banquet at which the Bulldogs were honored with many awards. The Conference Co-Champs received trophies from the ORLANDO SENTINEL-STAR and FLORIDA TIMES-UNION newspapers. Fred Howard was awarded the most valuable player trophy by the Quarter- back Club and the best back trophy given by Mr. Harry Goode. Ted Nida claimed the best linesman award from Mr. Goode, Mr, Bobby Dodd, head coach of Georgia Tech, was guest speaker. tHe EDDIE PARSONS Guard BILLY STROUD F orwa rd MR, GEORGE MAXWELL Coach IIM PLATT Forward IIM ASHCRA FT Forward CARL MEYER Forward Xx. va A 'DFW' I I CHARLIr: LAYNE IERRY GARIDCK O ' Guard Center and I 'h 4--wg X ,BOBBY Gaovhs fi' Center v J' Q U rv CHUCK PIERSON It If ll L Guard Forward 19 if' Y 33:4 ' ii JACK PLATT FRED HOWARD Manager Guard This year s Mel-Hi team had a rough season as far as the won and lost column was concerned Q2 They do have two consolations, howeverg they won two games and they finished sixth in the Orange Belt Conference, The three main troubles with the varsity this year were: they were inexperienced they lacked support, and they had no gym. Though the Bulldogs didn't win many games, they did improve steadily as the season progressed Melboume s hopes for the future look very bright. The Bulldogs lose only two men, Fred Howard and Charlie Layne, This means Melboume will have eight lettermen back to form a fine nucleus for next year's team, Back again for another season will be Bob Groves in his fourth year and Carl Meyer for his third sea son on the varsity. Carl has always been near the top in scoring and should blossom out in the next two years, Bill Stroud and Jerry Garlock should be greatly improved with a year of varsity play under their belts Also coming back will be Eddie Parson, the freshman flash, Eddie is a certain star of the future. Also returning for their second year will be Chuck Pierson, lim Platt, and lim Ashcraft, At the beginning of the season Coach Maxwell announced Every Bulldog player whose free throw average is 62Q'7n or over in conference play, will receive a trophy, Eddie Parsons qualified and was presented with the trophy at the end of the season, Melbourne was eliminated from the District Five play -offs in the first round by Sanford, The score was 41-39, Carl Meyer led the Bulldogs' scoring with 14 points, -12 NAME Stroud Meyer Garlock Parsons Layne Groves Howard Platt Pierson Ashcraft I , ! I PLA YER'S PERCENTAGE CHART Field Free Total Goal Throws Points 31 37 99 31 26 88 33 22 88 25 28 78 17 17 51 27 20 74 23 17 63 7 3 17 5 0 10 0 1 1 Average Points 8. 25 6, 0 5. 2 4, 9 3, 0 4. 3 4. 5 1, 0 , 6 . 066 1 ,. -4 l . , P 43. N ,VSA ll L. Y-J 1 I ,. Qu A az CHEERLEADERS Sponsored By Miss Ruth Wilde V . , I ....?,. Captain Marceleen Rodes Par Miller JoAnn Barry Ginny Wargelin Dot Spencer Kam McGinnis , The most outstanding factor of the '54-'55 sports season was the improved school spirit, Much of the credit is due to the hard work and original approach of the able cheerleaders. Z., Kneeling: Bruce Field, Standing, left to right: Marceleen Rodes, Dot Spencer, Debbie Dougan, JoAnn Barry, Pat Miller, Ginny Wargelin, and Kam McGinnis. HOMECOMING 1954 Homecomrng Queen Frances Howard shown w1th Co Captaxns Fred Howard and B111 Booth Homecomlng Candrdates represenung the drfferent classes and orgamzatxons were Fordyce Mary Cooney Marceleen Rodes Carla Jean Albntton Barbara Gandee Eddle Io Davrs, Carolyn Fenner Crlcket Scarbrough Io Ann Barry Mary Poynter Lolly Leech Rlta Green D1ane Carlton Kay Cottrell, Marcia Hoskins, Frances Howard, Ginny Wargelin, Fran Wharton, Ieanel ' I . l l I Q H asm HOMECOMING QP' J 531 4 CANDIDATES Y FOTO FLASHES . . Everywhere We Wander Our Editor - as she was caught off guard, Back in her second childhood and look at her Little boyfriend, 88 Q ' 'Qjf 'l.1o- ,gn , , , gf 1,2 I 7 ,if ' A couple former senior classmen. Just look at the Senior Class Presi dent. iri,,,,,,,4 .1,5.,J, 1 W, . Q4 T' It couldn t be that funny What Hit Her 3 I .af 4 P . A' ! ug-a min 1' ?. ,1 ' ,w in X r O M-,. L viii. f ,.,, - -H , , ,,,,, .100 .navy 'ju' - 5. ll' . 3 'mf 'L' M- ,fa.1 Q wJ, 531' Vf' r. ,M W' 4, .1 V ... Q Q 5 I Q 5 The MHS Lineup Anyone for a ride on the 'Red Devi1'? Who are we toasting girls? fboysj Cheerleading must make your mouth big! THE WHEEL CLUB The Wheel Club, sponsored by Ro- tary, is a service organization within the school. It is designed to give each member a chance to see his ideas put to work, to give him experience in working with and influencing others, and to give service to the school and community. The Wheel Club is comparatively new, starting in Miami in 1944, but it has grown to a national organization and Wheel Clubs are everywhere com- mended for what they do for their members and their schools. Now what have we in this window? 'Please don't cry, Kent, Four little girls and thexr lolhpops A A P p.....,,,sx SENIOR CLASSPLAY- Hillbilly Wedd ' Russell Hewitt - - Suzy Ross ---- Barbara Ann Platt Barbara Gandee - Alice Edwards - - Ardy Kitchell - - Roxann Deitz - - Larry McCard1e - - - Richard Reid - - - - - 1 - J Bill Warden - - Ks X' X V Mary Pointer - - X Gary Houghten - 1 Glenn Fricke - - I . x Peter Loehrer - - , A Jim Huggins - tgy- - V L Sally Jourdan - - 4- P ' 'W J KJ 'ily J - y K. , X J L my - Paw Belsnlckle - Maw Belsnickle - - - - Ceclia - - Juney Lou - - - - Four - - Five - - - - - - - Six Obeey Upschlager - Chiz Upschlager - Ronald Maxwell - - Lucy Maxwell - - The Reverend - - Cousin Zeke - - - - Cousin - - - - Cousin - - Bonny Mae M..-4, L,,WNM.,,. , -'--n.N...,., P, s fi, , 4 , 4. -...., Ax, if -'UN. -L.,.,,.-. -. a -,, or 8 1 ' m Q A , Q! 4 f x 'H 31 ,Lg . -T jx a...J. - ik f 1' .4-...M . .,.. fff'---' ... f ,4- ....-...A....A ,.--P- b.- -.av ..--,..,,,---f---'- ,,,,,-nv-, ..,,,., 'E v '-'V 'fl - 9 3 15 A V Q ,Sf , if ' f fl :X Wi-,WK , 1 L fu-xc -f-. .E X X 5 W4 511 A. n ff' ,nv .pun .N ,1- - s .or civilians . smnoom HOMES .or A PROJECT IP YOU find the home you like seei ' BEST REALTY to uranae the fl-I ,,....4 ' ' .... 4.4000 DOWN , . , fm. utility ' 5.E?.'??2Y..E5Sd.'1l2?....... sg.- soo totll. Gntton. Realtor- 3525 N. W. 15th Ave. Ph. 65-6701. 5 1- ,' 3 bedroom CBS. ALh:glioodn?Toors. lsr!! Porch. ll- rage. J blocks school. Low down Dlyment. 1070 N. W. 108th Sl. ,1...aura.?' 2' bedroom.I 4-11r'!!!lhie late possession. Own er. 1420 N. W. 126th Bt. . I safao' IDOWN S69 MONTH. 3 bedroom CBS. FURN. - kitchen. utility. blinds. !enced landscaped 60'xl3l' lot. No llunllfv- ins. Assume G.I. loin. PL 7-1645. 6200 N. W. 2ND AVE. OPEN 9 TO 9 FAIR REALTY ...inn yr.-fr? N1-:w 2 bedroonr cw ity room near I sio.soo. 2840 1-:. 'itna 2 ni-:nnooms run- smsoo. 141 1-:. 4Jl 3 ammoom ho-use A meht. A550310 RUN' 2nd Pl. I MUST S' 30 E. 510 J BEDROOM CBS. N tale features. Cllz panning. a - 1 + ed. Near high-schcw , if .I 1352. . ee '- 3 emi ' - a .d ngamlrfuiarflf CUTE. fobcdroom. CBS home. Nice-I orafed. Iwtov ith! , 'ZH'-ME R 1g7REM,?:'s B ' .- 49 with only SLQDO. ly Furn.. on corner lot. S29 month son 3-9817. r ' ' Q ' , Q 1.3, 8Q2.25 m0mhiS4.000 down or less cash down and - s 9 OPEN M ,D 5 ll . . IDI 51.1. REAL-1-QR, owner will clrry 2nd mortsase. Ex- OPEL. new - 3 YOUUI- 41 ' sam ' 1 4, pl, 3.473 elusive. Austrian Realty. 2416 N.W. N. W. 110 St. 2 810-5 S 0 H ehroom , BE FUI. ed! 1 3 bedroom home 79th St. Ph. 89-7725 or MU 1-2334. Y:-lrnmpg. V . r ered hr 201 ' nm A Uh K. 0 oar: 'xshore rrorpmi. SOMETHING NEW-nlrnnmrr . ' abs - baggy S6613 gggilbus Ph. I vw tmmedine pos- SEE THIS BRAND NEW MODERN 2 BEDR00 rida m. corn I D0 gwee days. 9112 52, 2 BEDROOM CBS HOME. with lot. stove. CY! Ind dl In l'xll' front screened porch lt: gte.I811.QlQ2i ' do 3091 N. ' Q 4 57 A . - ll er - emo ln. 4:5 N. w. amp Ave. - , .DU X- 2 dna North- 2 BEDR00. P A lete urn. ni . CBS EX. 810750. IDE' C too l ticu- ' Ave. IMMEDIATE nosselslon. no qualify- , excellentt ice .000. N, . 7TH Avg, RM5 co You bu ' IDI. no closing costs. Move in. 'Call Jo U p 9-25 down. has-I gliltllg- excellent terms. The price 1s.12395 L. E Av L 7-16 g ER ,626 N.W.6 St. A - :L -4- ' imc Dow D snnoo 3 . . - BA'r1-is. - Ux , sa.25o ' css HO 4 LE I ATURE ooivls U iw OAK 1-'Loo f f ' TE- W! P . K 1-' ' bedroom house on lot LIAMS R P 84-2093- - - ' ' SH UU: and v -1 Plus e corner lot 50 x - Sl. u 2.300 TOTA ' Niie noun PIQI 'ce 813.500 - 32.500 I ' LE ' H. 84-1678. - 2 gngh imma th' Huh Im' Ph' ' BS orced sale. t. T ay M2135 Y' ssc Mom' f be - s. Fun. N ' Om 495- C0 ' Y US REAL 6 U I kitchen. llty. fence UI' ' l POINT mo 550 -l -1 4E . landscaped 'x13 0 uulllf ' - th - lt 7 - S 2 veers 0250 SIA - L 97234 ' TC H E - 5450 do 355 I S ' A ' ' - . . - 64-732 ALSO ' .ds. nent FA - , m 6 yum' XIQDEL 1 ' - I' d. 3 b . . ' Qgris J ffofukltene Im-13. BECIVQ V., ' 'Q IIC I f f . sl N' W.. . if' S7 fares N0 QUA I d t . - t v . 9 ' ' OL e room. , I . ' ' -5 room one 'c gllre89-ggfl.-my trigulgtg ' Caro - ear bus dau ot. oico locatlo 1.000 Q- 'Mmmf ATLAS REALTY sw N.w. 2nd Ave. ond mi- . L a-os - down. ner. ss N. w. 4 ss. - J- Wh sf- :soo Down cis aosoo z 1 i F . N une 1 r ,x ns 500 Close in NORTHWESTOEEALKE-3. e2wBedroom. porch. rumo 8-rl a l - ' ' IDOWN S69 - NF sf. ' ' 4001 N' W' 'nh An' Ph' 'M560' ciisilfi 55151193 fi3ecf2'I1mx5edtv 1gtf'Ct..2 Arrs.-4 bedrooms. 2 kitchens. 2fch'L2,'h g,2S5e1Iggc - be:h:.fM2.fs.252..:4:a.h tzaslmi- ww 'fofgoefss 'ifswfnsszn Bef. Sn. as-19:42. IQQ,l00'1Z,fQ'l2gBS'A.-v l l . ' , I ' 'ind 3 BE'5p55M5 M1035 2- ,faoflf Seogeffg.-,egIC2l..'?'tE2.1'..'zf 5:.s':z.F2?..2,mf FA I R RT v no?15ef'E2r'age. saioifiied porch. fire- 59m SL- PILf0'4 0- - FURN. tile bath and kitchen. 7769 N. W. Ith Ave. PL 9-3210. 'ISE IN. ot!'Flnller. 1 year old. Wedroom. tile lectures. Florida stove and Frigidaire. 512.700, to 5. 5140 N. W. 4th Ter. 'ner 1-5 Sat. and Sun. 'ND ST. Large 2 bed- dead end street. Meal for children. I 'led porches. TV! I place. gas heat. superb location. NEW HOMES FOR COLORED A b . S990 DOXVN. PL 7-1655. y - I ' QV, 'g st, 6200ug4-W- 2ND AVE- OP-'35 9 T0 9 IB2hLcP,IR??h cgR2fr3Nbedrooi?r1g.h oak 'loors til roof Formica kitchen lRO'1'I-IMAN BROKER HI o-5426 S950 cAs1-I CBS home A-1 condition and loes- tion. Tile features. HI 6-0085. Mr., Reiss. 1925 N. W. 84:11 St. I - i I BEDROOM.,lSfB! utility room.I Tgl'kcAgiietgg:12 css. Pei-mrs-fope.,Furi3,. 79 x 149': Terms.,fenced lot. lalo tw. XX. 24th St.. :Bt-' owner. ..,.- 'Ph. T-1645. NEW CORSER BEAUTY gFAIR. REALTY' 201 N.W. 62nd St. 'LARGE 2 bedroom dininsroom. tile, '- t r -. ' 1' . . carporte. Sl.- ' U-fi, c?fgg'ofcTs w. 123:-d St. 'lier 'UN s-0421. I I I I x fxm - - CELORED - - - FU R N.-S895 DOWN. So attractive this lovely. 2 bedroom. tile bath. Florida norch. large landscaped lot. hewly decor- aieri. EZ, terms less than rent. Colored ' 4250 DOWN buys cute house 66th St. at 23rd Ave. Balance EZ. Booth Realty. MO T-6052. COLORED FRE 3 BEDROOM CBS I si.3oo 15on s sooo sE'cT1ox.12 I MIAMI SU 51.500 DOWN. SG.: bedroom CBS. buf' luxe te atures. Bra seo FALCON. 2 ow 310.900 Terms. .,, an-7344. LARGE 3 bedroom! in lot. Plenty 1 dren, Yvllklhl WDIHI and school. 'I Realty. RWWQEI s1.3oo DOWN b - I 2 bedroom. U. 1 Cnr,-5. ters. Near schoohn. si.ooo noxsgg oi-,J carpqrte. .'axl21g- tion. Jllousled MIAMI svnify - fwcER. PH. 54-9418. - Fug 3 'bed' 0' Q .V I-HIST UIQ!!! .S carnorte. util- 'Fnoxwmz center. .tYe. 4. CBS. Carvort. 1:1 St. Owner. ', Small down Day- Jtlale. 861 S. E. :SELL 'at Place nardwood floors. letel f lh ' screened --tml! led backyard and patio Wear s 1 -- ' ' - '? fglcentllmri' 19A15r'3-E213 D31 Est. ,100 Ligilggf QZEWLQQH. Z ,U l'TQnd yu, beautifullvlurnished eygn to sv- 3 Ndfoom' 3 buh' b5 'on 'nw Ptfmnsggizffnts-s'14slfYe- , 1225 s. w. mm Ave. Mlm W- aff' 3 33 CU-- Nsw 3 bed.-noni 115 bnhxby owner . at sm s. w. mn sz. 3 BEDROOM CBB. tile bath. hard- wood floors. back porch. Owner will sell Furn. 510.900 or Unfurn. 510.500, 7442 S. W. 16th St. .- y urn s - ' oi, and h ' . ax'r?ngegPpm' , I C LE - t 2 b ' P he N air con . p .500. te - blo - Q - V Sears. -7312. R - . - - CASH ENT I fb,-gg E Lewis V ow vou I 1 - I -4 53110015 ll 4 DCC!! dern h .rg 1,115 I ocatio ced un 3. your V terms. x2 .J 'w. A ST. io I gidg RED 9 edrn bath. cor- k , n dy gmt ne hools I Dm! buses -y i onlyl Goo 1 rhoo 1 - 6 -, Evansl 1 5 , . ' Q 6 4 o b I th Sf. ' 'E ' . Garage. C13 . - 1 sho , , . . . 2 room CBS. oi - ' 525 . . FYY Tghls Deva ln au' 69?38rf1. . .QL 9i?'?rA I D ' n 4 .43 W. 2nd Ave. . rid . go? 1: V - - .nT - a bar: 5 , . 1 AL if ' ru s-9 A 1 LE ' . o b h 4 P ' VE' 1- A ef h: - oorirg 1, I , afh s. w . s Y co. ' 4- 2 d CBB . - . Fl id -1 1 In as 7635 t - haorldw I rival' . ' I lymgas ' rybfch 0 ei. Mb - .'H.3bedroo . 3 aol. custom klt- irxon. Near bus. iT A PROJECT. 'L 'I-1645. or lee E. OPEN 9 TO D. EALTY 'RINGS 'E..ontb. New 3 nutllul. many da- D l-4609. bedrooms 1- urn. Den I to 5. Pb. CBS. 15' hedaed- room for chil- stanco to shov- n. 88-1333. Evans i a nicely Furn. arte. storm shut- an4 shobnlnl. s a 2 bedroom. yard. Nice loca- arch. 38 REALTY PH. 80- ' ' BEDROOM 'CBS Furn. sale or fini. 2121 S. W. 252.11 Bl.. You win like mis. 821500. or 519.500 Unfurn. w 22 4 'r 2370 S. . n er. 3 bedroom. 2 bath new stvle ranch. ELEGANTLY Furn. unusual home. Mortaase S14-.500..0D0l'l Bun. or dally by annoxntment. HI 0-2024. 1301 S. W. 13TH AVE. Frame on 2 corner lots. sprinkler. 2 bed- rooms: 2 baths: 3 Dorches: city las. sewers. block to Catholic School. Owner 81l.000 Terms. 2490 8. W. IST!-I BT. A LOVELY Unfurn. newly decorat- ed 2 bedroom CBB home. Barrel tlle root. cedar lined closets. htrd- wood floors. carvort. loads of rule trees. cltv sewaie. Super for retired counle. only 811300. Oven 1 to 5. L01-IR REALTOR HI I-0511 Inspect and Comgare . 7301 S. W. Oth treet. 'THIS extra larse two bed5oom. ' ed bath. Corner home. ' Dress llvina and dlnlnl r' Jalousled porch. Prlre Quallfylna not v-' ly 1-5. or av-' .--- L v 3. D0 WILL get you this '13 obedroom. 2 bath C55- 0 years old. right. on the edge of the Gables. close Q0 31th Ave. and 28th St. Bi! corner. oak floors. tile roof and sevarate 2 car :erase- Only 32.000 cash reguirgfg. e Pa Keiev M0 -1 r ni-ight sheidon. Realtor. rn. as-4256. :Home And Income ENJOY n real home nlus income of 475 monthly. 3 bedroom CBS home Plus 2 story building in rear witn J car saraze down and 2 bedroom Ant. un. Separate entrance through alley in urear. Tnls is real nice. See gIC?S?,15iEAL'I'Y PH. 04.1684 ' s1.5on Down 2 BEDROOM with Florida room CBS with kitchen equipment. near Cor- al Gables Sears Just oi! Coral Wu. Must be sold. Ph. 9-2115. Pmi sava- dusky. Inc. I ' x . 0 DOWN 44 slonrdligf:-551 PER MONTH, LARGE Lp. S1500 DOWIN tures. oak floors. Carnorte. all Pier:-zc kitchen. sidewalks. new afvrzznl. Near schgol. bus andlshon-, !omz.VOnly F10.'la0. No qualiiymz.. PAULEY. REALTY 1PH. 64-4001. 2750 W. Fllller Bt. i-1----+ . A GOODY. Q 705 S. W. 20TH RD. i OPEN 2 T0 5 IN BRICKELL Estates - one of . the finest homes in this choice sectrortz 2 bedrooms lcould be JH. 2 Florida rooms. large kitchen. iMai,ds facilities in garage. A beau- tifu.. vsrd. lushly landscaped. Irult :bearing trees. Dano and barbecue' pit. Cash above 310.500 mortgage comilltment. 4 . A BERTA RYAN. REALTOR 1 '1257 Coral Way Ph. 2-26164 I const. Gauss + . Good Buy! Low Casn Needed! i Isourhland Mortaaae Co. HI 8-4441. U04 Cronada Blvd. -ALMOST new. CBS. All tile !ea-g- XfVOr-. Q x L3- CUSTOM bul. 2 baths. 2 4, cedar closet. . s ' kl t nrin er sys ex W. W. OARRISZI-u WATE. 545, LOVELY 3 bedroor low. with maids and 2 ,car garage like this., Phone B' informauon. JQHN P 37: Ml' l 2? OWNERS master aarage ' cl fl . carport near I-'1aeierQ3 BEDRQOMS 2l,' 1, th , d f anx:l0g2nd Ti. Ph. 9-2775 Phu sm-I room. on he-t.' 2 'eng 223.2 H1 CBS 4 years younl. tile root hard dusl-ty. Inc. l ONLY szfoo down for-mis 3 bee- 1 room. 2 bath. Furn. Even to dew freeze. Detached saraae and work- shop. Fenced-in xrounds. hear Bears nl 811950 C l W o y . . Ngl:n W. wards Realtor HI 6-5745 .- H d Income omsnlan 88.500 1 b d oom home and uxetholtlsgei begrgom for 810 Der Ser ened o tl d I. Fl 1 . Delsxxe kiahgnyi Doo up 'ce Eslafe Sale? 4 Bedrooms ' ENTER throuah ' 1.1.2325 '??.'l'- a FSU' month. Both furnished dSrigohlg:ilWlLI H , 34!h A e. an - ggnni-Zqlglgror Eve. 3-2326 Phil Savi- dll5kY- IHC. KEY WPC' 2 B ROOM nine frame Way near nletely Fur Cottaao wi. of the dee. I50 month. Ject to offers. Kelsey M0 Dwight lheldo I3-4 50. ll ' ' NEAR 480' in far'- 2 bel' ,- IYOUY if TOY HOUSE CO L.E INA A N P-JZC ABE LAKE! 1212673 SERVICE STATION Complete Home and Auto Supphes Gulf Gas Goodyear TIICS and Batter1es Phone 9142 616 S DIXIE Hwy 79706 79 Xfxs Q ew , Successors to Johnson s Department Store We Clothe the Farrnly 353 355 New Haven Avenue Qiwwng. J WXGU nnucs Hlghland Ave Eau Galhe VV LANSING C:L.X:Px'bCDN REALTOR 4'-TC' ' 7 ' ITN af ' M f it I 7 X f I ft f LZ H D H A - f f My g Q! .. ..,zf:3 gv. -.,- L if 7 CICDL.lEZPv1f5xFNlfE5 f vb Zyiz G CITY DRUG STORE PNl12QXJNJ1Ell..L.. MOTORS 'FDRD SALES -NT-7 SERVICE 5205 thD Hgh Q M424 QM LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO 1- I-4Q:: V6 1..J BI m.n. , 124-:En-:MANS SERVIC E STATION W 5 I XC!! in S -4 Q' T P E??f+1 ' way Ph 74 .-, 35 I Y I C ,Q I llllby O O I Youre HIOMY 4-I m.1e.Q.l mfs d I SUPPLY COMPANY Ah ' Your Friendly Shopping Center ' ,,f, . . P af? Westinghouse Appliances if 5 Y! Hardware Paints Furniture - Wilson Sporting Goods Telephone 1 ' -V121 X SHOES 5-5 I ...J E 1 15 ,- f, F ac? My H I X A J HORNE, Owner X f 5, ' X , Where You Serve Yourself and JEWELERS Save 232 New Haven Avenue 420 New Haven Avenue Phone 619 GLADYS HOPKINS All Name Brands 4 WILLIARD HOPKINS 99 Dancing Omgxqgtli S o0l pelghmenfs we S ns clectrzczty I5 the BIG dz ermr: R FIOIIDI POWER I LIGHT CDMPIIY Sl. -Z.99-3.99- .99 dw X-N P0 S my .. . pi C ongratulations From 'F9l2L.JI'T'T OLIDHANT 83212113 INC. Offlces mn Melbourne and Eau Ga111e Best W1shes From the Wm Qfw T IDENIVVXTZI4, SPORTING GOODS CO 149 N Mam Phone 5 2525 Orlando Florlda Y: TAXI 1 000 S D1x1e MM Ath1et1c Equlpment for Melbourne I - T H E l A . T E R XJ IK? F Melbourne ,f W wx - gl ' S591 s 2 S xx MAX F7 'L X545 fmfam X WWWWW Mfmy of your frxends of ewrller chsscs are now members of the telephone fwmlly We jom mth them m mshmg xou exerv success 'md Qood fortune for the future SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY N SX? LQ ' by 5' L, '-K f 'N ., 'lf Qc ' 1 fl ' ' - Q of Lb 77 -45 Zig! I' 4 V 'Y nf, j ,,,.qx I 0 A f f 7 , C . K - X V 'Q : , ,K Z , W f I. 1 mg W . . . ' Y . THE 5555 Coleman Arcade - Melbourne, Fla RFFUORS Real Estate Insurance Zfwfc aff! Complete Food Store 320 New Haven Ave I MMM C ompllments of HNID I ANI -l2.lXfEl2. GAS COMPANY Greens Fuel Dealer 363 New Haven Ave Phone 8 Melbourne OTISM WILLIS Manager HARRY GOODE'S CUTDOOT2 SHOP Everythlng for the Fisherman on the Way to the Beach Phone 91 103 New Haven Avenue Melbourne Flor1da Congratulatmns to the Graduat1on Class From WMKZMM: . E51-A195 f I xggill I .aazftig 'W 351' XVII TRI SI KKDWII SNK Mr- I not uw- l'r ORIII x TO THE GRADUATING CLASS The thought whrch should possess Amerrca s boys and girls rs that of the great privrleges of acqutrmg an educatron It rs not natural we know for youth full of life and vrgor to dwell much of the thought of pnvrlege and opportunrty They are too apt to dlsregard these opportunlues or to take thexr good fortune as a matter of course Therefore we desrre to remind you that the boy and gtrl who come rn contact with other mmds equally as brrght as theu' own tn the classroom and thereby dtscuss the relatrve ments or demerxts of the subject or who for several years have at therr drsposal learned and w1se msrructors to teach and advrse them learn to thmk and act for themselves mdependent of books or teachers and therefore start H1 ltfe wrth an rmmense advantage over theu less fortunate brother or srster who IS unwxllmg to take advantage of these prxvrleges All thmgs whlch are worth possessmg must be earned talent and gemus must be won We have never seen can never see a royal road all gently graded and bestrewn wtth flowers that leads to mental culture We must make the most of opportumtres and know that labor hard energetrc and downrrght to1l of head and heart rs the only means whrch can produce that poltsh of the human soul called educatron Through educatron the happlness usefulness and prosperrty of socrety are vastly mcreased and the well be1ng of all promoted Education grves xntellectual force whtch lS beauuful great transcendent a force Wh1Ch under God controls the destmy of nations and decrdes the fate of pnncrpalltres and klngdoms, fi in -U f ,fir , 1 QT Eg t Q-'W FV? Q on 1 i:fe.,.g - A wx t 1 , 1 ,, : 1 A -J L, first . n ag ,I , I 4 I 1 IRANK 014' MELBOIIRNE W: ' . , ,Y .V 1. Y . 1, '. , : . ' . . ' ' 'DON SCOTT MOTORS pl mom! DeSoto Plymouth 900 South D1.x1e I-hghway Phone 77 For the Best 1n Bargams Shop at X . I :I 2 I W R ECORD SHOP 5 8: 10 Congratulatwns Semors New Haven Avenue fQQf. Constructed by VVISE. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Across From the Rallroad Statlon Y q - X:-1 If . . . I f1??f3,.. xx Q A X A . jfwff CHEVROLET CO INC 123 South D1xie Highway W A FORDYCE President Phone 1000 JANAE 5 E 4-ICLJVIE S REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Phone 760 227 New Haven Avenue Best Wlshes From M5524 LADIES' APPAREL Jr Mlsses 112 SIZES 230 New Haven Avenue NEAL Dig' SY GICDTZDCDN 4-lE.NIDT2IC1+-YS x. Toys Lunche s X 'X Magazmnes G1-eet1ng Cards School Supphes diff? 700 704 South Dune Hlghway Melbourne Flonda Owner W D LOWRY Phone 393 3 4 WWW Best W1shes From .JENNINQS A'2NEY'5 SHOE A lf M ppare or en STORE Flat Iron Bu11d1ng Telephone 330 Melbourne , Florlda 34? New Haven Avenue K-: f,,' N . X f ' . X. - xxx . .Dc N MAB lg! Ulllmf cf, - X-'vin , ' -. - . . - 9 X -.- IVIPXIZ BI L.I..S Brand Arcade Melbourne Florlda SICATELAND RoLL1-:R RINK X gg, ww Located at the Melbourne A1rport C90 TIZX J SHOES If HN if 1 I I rx 'f New Haven Ave Shoes for Every Student s Needs 'SK I PPV S SERVICE STATION Phone 9189 D1x1e H1ghw ay Wash1ng I Pohshmg Lubr1cat1on Ac ces sorles Buy the Best WCSICIII For Less at Auio Associate W Store 'Z M265 412 New Haven Ave Phone 434 Call 41 or 1334 Q For Free Dehvery xx ff Flowers by W1re gh Nlhx sg 'I-IZO13 I CA I.. C:AI4DI:N5 40 Melbourne Ave 0 -r-3-EQ --' ' -F6 j 5 -1 'L ri - - S J- - r 7 . , fi!! Pa? I 'fb I It M22 I t ' . X 'fix d o ti Y I 4 ' IQ I I 1 s, ' ' 1 W . f hll QI. '. 0. Y? ' . QI I. 'ln .XIII ,i .X iw, fjg I -es. unmruks F02 1 You CAN RELAY 'N 1 as mmf JO!-4 N 'SON S FURNITURE STORE Not Incorporated We Furn1sh the Home Melbourne Flor1da Slmmons Bedd1ng Phone 570 Drexel Rembrant Lamps Samson Luggage Heywood W ake f1eld Compllments to the Class of 55 QQWQW- DEPT STORE Brevard 's Lead1ng Department Store lxflcl-ICDSIIE ELECTRONICS D1str1butors H1 F1 and Sound Equ1pment Phonographs Records Mus1ca1 Instruments TEICVISIOH Across from School Phone 994 When Better Cars Are Bu1lt Bu1ck Will Build Them and When Better Trades Are Made Patterson Bu1ck W1l1 Make Them. 'PA VT lzli SCN BUICK 305 S. D1x1e Hwy. Phone 687 nfl' C, ,I 575, , . ' V if-v,..J J xx xx Z ,ff X I X J . fl 'A JA X ,I . . . X ...QL I B! .K A .MQ g VJ.. ul, -4, 252517 ' 3 I I ' 1 I t S Best W1shes to the SHELBOURNI-3 s Class of 55 1n Melbourne FOI' F1116 Melbourne Quahty Flor1st Jewell? Where the Best Costs No More 422 New Haven Phone 685 Congrat l 1: S ua1ons en1ors tl 3 x P1ctures by Nl IDGE Sl-HAVE Appear on Pages Cheerleaders Majorettes Basketball Football 78 Congratulahons Sen1ors From THE X955 Hamm? F- F I ' 0 1 9 C ' l Q - . . 1 ,- Phone 985-W Slsx , ' Q: . -lx -', lx. s '- 0 . ' -T ll I A ..r1?7. f ilx - - - - - - 84 ' 16 - - - - - - sz-83 Svcpm S6145 DR. H. P. WINTON, Optometrist TOM BERNITT EVERS FURNITURE BASS PRINTING DR A .T REAMS BANCROFT S GIFT BOX BROOMES HARDWARE LORE S UNITED PARTS LINDSLEY LUMBER N? l..lfl'l S 5, X THE PHOTO SHOP COMPLETE 1-1 P O Box 183 Melbourne F1or1da PICIUICS by Sterhng s Appear on Informal F lagtwlrlers Band F ootball T eam Horneconnng C a.nd1date s 9 I q I EP '- I F . . eau V mln ...- - ' A J 7 Y ---------PS- 9 ' ------ Pg- 62 ----- -----Pg- 63 - - - - - Pg. 78 . . 'pgs Cream Butter Mllk FOR THE VERY FINEST DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter Ice Cream I foremost! BUY FOREMOST M11k IN' Q., lg k A'4r, -ff-fx j 5+ffP,,Q+,fw J J , ,k'!:,f yj'r I vp R L A 1 j 1 x., if '21 A ., ' ,JA 'X feepfeflfe- 'f , ,f fy I Best Wxshes T V From Where TV Is a. Busmess Not a Sldellne For the Fmest TV Sales N th D1x1e H h a or lg W Y and Serv1ceS 1n Brevard Burgers 184' County Th1Ck Shakes Phone 3455 Eau Galhe Open 11 T111 11 Owner GUS WECKHORST Cong ratulatlons and Best W1shes From THE 74245 25014545 OF EAU GALLIE Eau Ga111e F1or1da P1ann1ng a Trlp ? Let gydmg PATRONIZE YOUR TRAVEL BUREAU ADVER TISERS Make the R es ervat1ons For You Phone 641 Open Evenings ' I A LITHOGRAPHED W 7 YEARBOOK f DALLAS TEXAS X P I a 1 3925, ,,.