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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1956 volume:

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Lon 6SfMMW0 g'4 , 'W' I VN gfellow, APSALM eFuF E. , I Wfvjb lp we 4 s N X X. xo 'N 'N . x X2 Q? , wWKfg3j5MQW AWQWQSQMSW UM fl VD 1 l-u TH E , 1955 ---- 4 'r .ni i .V ZH 0 H E1 E as f N r ' - L N- gvl '3' ig' 1 ao a ll 3 A , .1 Fill Lx, 4 , F, X i1l? 1 ' ' I . I f 7 -v I 1 X l I l Eiia nl x :lv in , 3,1 5 MET 55 ! . 5 : ,l X :'V1 ' 'IU f Z : l LJ: 1: 1 will V9 9 ' Y i ,: 4 U ,, f .mn N I Q I PI 1 Ext U 13,-I 'dk 3,,a3y4 rs A ll .' Q'fllglI 'Dll'f c:.:::3 I s 8 I Wg? .' 3 .04fz4c5v6fQ ,Qj-if fi, ' EES? iff? wQMff,L Q fwfwq' Qwwgbkwwwf 7 Q . X M W Q wo fy , m 5 qv 5 W Vv 'f lj MELBOURNE HIGH MELBUURNE,FLURIDA l DEDICATION .. With this edition of the 1956 Mel-Hi, which celebrates the opening of the new school, we cannot but wish to recognize the person who has done so much for the old school and continues to do so much for the new. A Her time and talents have been given to Melbourne High School for many years. We would, therefore, like to make this dedication in thanks to her. She has served as teacher, Principal, and Assistant Principal, but regardless of title, Mrs. Ruth Henegar still remains. . . . . . . . Mrs. Mel- bourne High School. EDITOR'S MESSAGE We, on the annual staff, give you this, the 1956 Mel-Hi, for your enjoyment and approval. We hope that it meets every expectation you had and even goes a little beyond. Don't ever forget that your school years are your best years. With this in mind, we tried to cover all the highpoints of the year so that you will never forget the best years of your life. We endeavored to make this yearbook a little different in all respects to better remind you of your school days. The Editor and Staff would like to express their appreciation to all the people that helped them in so many ways. In closing, we would like to say that we hope you enjoy this annual and our sincere best wishes go to the graduating Seniors, to whom an annual is a priceless possession. :CSM E Z Cf 5 cn P-I 'De E Dev-I i'11P U5 UO P-IZCO F11 P-IZ U3 Advisor ----- - - - MARTIN SCHOPPMEYER Editor-in-Chief - - --------- TOM BASS Associate Editor - - Art Editor ---- Business Manager Layout ----- Literary Editor - Organizations - - Photographer - - Snapshots ---- Sports Editors - - - - BETTE BROWN - - MARY IACOBUS - - -HARRY GOODE ' ' .TEANEL FORDYCE - - SALLY PIGMAN - - MARY BURTON ' - RICK ESBENSON - - - MARCIA HOSKINS - - - CHUCK PIERSON HM PLATT ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS .TUNIORS SOP HOMORES FRESHMEN FAVORITES CALENDAR AC TIVITIES SPORT S AD VERTISEMENTS 6 L 5 J -asm E N 4 I Zlfl--DFID-ILH-Z-ZCDP PRINCIPADS MESSAGE T0 THE GRADUATING CLASS OE 1956 As you Seniors launch your new careers with eager and exciting antic- ipation, those of us remaining behind cannot escape a trace of sad- ness over your Commencement, And yet, we feel a tremendous burst of pride - for in you lie all of our hopes and aspirations for a bright new tomorrow. We hope you will remember that the royal road to success would have more travelers were not so many lost while attempting to find short cuts. Most men seem to fail through lack of direction rather than lack of ability. Never forget that while a man may be better than his reputation, he is never better than his principles. The poor man is not the man without a cent but the man without a dream. . Z, i 1 MRS. HELEN DORMAN Secretary MRS. RUTH HENEGAR Assistant Principal OFFICE STAFF: Judy Biswanger, Connie Sommerville, Lu Ann Raymond, Barbara Ensor, Sharee Leikvold, Marcia Hoskins, Ruth Gossard, Arthur Ohme. 89' O OV' 4559490 I D a Ie You! Q. yhovbet oi we Y' 'ACASYL 'ss Agi a IJ iq 30 3l -, 2 27 7 3 1 A 0 , E1 . Q :mm Bn 'XIY I6 I5 ' MR, WILLIAM DANIELS B , A, Syracuse Library MISS EDNA DUNAWAY M, Ed. Pittsburgh DCT MR. G.E. EINEM B. S. Wisconsin State Biology, General Science MR. R,L, GILLESPIE B.A. , M.A. Rollins, Stetson Civics, World History, Athletics fx Us Nf MR, A,M. ADKISON B,M.E. , M.M,E, Florida State Band 6x S MR, FRANK BIRK B.S. Florida State VV Shop, Mechanical Drawing MRS, KATHERINE BOEN B. A. Minnesota English 10, Latin I 8: II MISS MARIANNE BROWNING B, A, Florida English 10, Spanish I 8: II, French I MRS, ERNESTINE GLEASON B,A, , M,A, Winthrop, Stanford Glee Club MR. CHARLES GRAY B.S. Western Carolina Algebra II, Solid Geometry, Plane Geometry x MISS JOAN MARIE HANDSCHIN B.A, , M.A. Hunter, Columbia English 9, General Music, College English MR, RALPH HUMPHRIES B.S. 9 M.A. Western Carolina, George Peabody Physical Education ,gfflfff MISS JANE LEAF B. S. Florida Drivers Education, Physical Education MISS ALBERTA LEISURE B. S. Northern Michigan Art MR, JAMES MCGREGOR B.S. Michigan State Normal General Math, Physics, Electronics MRS. MARY LYNN MCKINNON B.S. Florida State Shorthand I, Typing I 8a II, Bookkeeping II, General Business A! Lf' 4 FIA' ci 0 X 1 -V, fy l , Q X ' fy ,fffv u . iff? 'fy 5172140 if , MR, CLIFTON SOWERBY , g , J SP, M. ED, u ,. , ' I Massachusetts, Florida Vff7'f' ,, LQ!! Algebra I, Plane Geometry MRS. RUTH STANLEY f A.B. Washington Missionary Sociology, American History MRS. ANN SCOTT B. S. Florida State Typing I, Bookkeeping I MR, ELSTON H, TODD B. S., M. Ed. North Carolina, Florida MR, ERNEST E. MILLER B. S. Appalachian State Teachers Shorthand I and H, Transcription Business Machines MRS. JACKIE NEWMAN B, S, Florida State Home Economics I and II MR. MARTIN W. SCI-IOPPMEYER B, S. . M. ' Ed. Fordham, Florida English II, Business Math, History of Far East, Counselor, English 9, Photography MISS BEA SMITH B, S, Florida State Home Economics 9, Home Economics 4 fBoysj, Home Economics 3 fCo-edj MR. BRADFORD H. WHITACRE M, Ed. Florida English 11 85 12 ffl:- X-'QW - Y As.:-yr' -iff sfpqfgff -Qagp:f3,,,fgg+ ?,5,. f5, mfs,-i ?N x :fav fe -Gala? 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Class Treasurer 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Red Cross 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, Tumbling Club 1, 2, 4-H 1, Basketball 1, 2, Transfer 1955 from Butler and Hunts High, Hunts, Ala. MARY E, BLAIN Glee Club 1, 2, Gay Teens 15 Monitors 2, Projectionists 3, 4, Transfer 1956 from Boone Senior High, Orlando, Florida, JAMES G, ASHCRAFT ll Jim!! Letterman's Club 3, 45 DCT 4, Basketball 3. THOMAS LANGSTON BASS Tom I don't believe itl ! Student Council 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Nat- ional Honor Society 4, Vice President 4, Annual Staff 4, Editor 4, Junior Play, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Prorn Committee 3, FRED VBENNETT BLANTON Derf Possum qui posse videntur. fYou can if you think you can.j National Honor Society 45 DeMolay 43 Travel Club 1, Transfer 1952 from South Side Jr. High, St, Petersburg, Fla, MAUDENA BRADDOCK . Dena 'Is that so! DCT 4, Treasurer 4, Band 1, Square Dancing 1, Art Club 3, Tumbling Club 2, Softball 2. LOIS BROWNELL Bo-Bo Hey, Biiiilll I Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Flagtwirler 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming Team 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, MARY BURTON Mary Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club lg Graduation Usherette 3, Annual Staff 4. IOSEPHINE KING BRITTAIN ..Jo.. I don't know. Applied Arts Club 1, 2. BETTE BROWN Student Council 4, Class Secretary 4, An nual staff 4, Assistant Editor 4, FTA 3, Red Cross 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, National Honor Society 4, President 4, Girls' State 3: Graduation Usherette 3, Speech 1. 1l..M.,-,,.., ,,.. , ,t.,.N,, ,.,,.u,...mi-,,W..,..,,m.N,.,.W, ..., ..,,, ,,,.... N,c.,. ,, , .,. W, ,, .,.. W., , L . . ,, ROBERT WILLIAM CHAMBERS HaPPY Bratl I Glee Club 1, 4g Baseball lg AmateurRadio Club 4g President 4g Softball 2, lg 4-H 1, 2, 3g Transfer 1955 from Boone Senior High, Orlando, Fla. DOUGLAS CHESHIRE Ches Ah don't come unbuttoned, Band l, 2, 3, 4g Football lg Junior Playg Basketball lg Amateur Radio Club 4g Sport Casting 4, DEE ANN BUssE ' II All Righty-Pants Basketball 1, 2g Baseball 1, 2, 3g Transfer 1955 from Johnstown High, Johnstown, N. Y CLYDE CARTWRIGHT Litt1e Ben --H11 Art Club 4g Glee Club 3g Football 1, 3g Baseball lg Basketball lg Softball lg Square Dancing 1. J if J L A f 4 J s , H ,ft ,rs 2, - 11, f I 12 - f : - ,. ,,,. .,,. of ,nf ,gs ,,,. ,..., 1, ,,,s,,,f, ,,.. ww., ,H ...-- ,f-.-M Q. 1, sg, ,J i JAMES H. COLEMAN Coal Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4g Key Club 2, 3g DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, C AROLYN CRANE Duckie You only get out of life what you put into it. uv Band l, 2, 3, 4g Librarian 4g Applied Arts Club 1g Glee Club l. LOCK DAVIDSON Lock DCT 4, Square Dancing 2, Hobby Club 1, C. FREDERICK DENIUS Satchmo Better Days Are Coming. Band 1, 2, 3, Junior Playg DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography 2, Amateur Radio Club 2g Applied Arts Club 2. MAURICE LEVERRITT EIDSON Bubba 'Shoot Library Club 1, Tumbling Club 2, BARBARA ENSOR A1abama 'Wel1, ah declare! Student Council 1, 23 Junior Play, Class Secretary 2, Class President 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Red Cross 2, 3: Speech 2, Rainbow Girls 1, 2, 3, Transfer 1954 from Walker Co. High School, Jasper, Alabama. PAUL XAVIER DICK Lib0r Hardy -Ho-Ho-Ho! Glee Club 3, 4, Speech 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, Transfer 1955 from Kenton High School, Kenton, Ohio. JOHN EDGE ll Mani' What'sa scoop, Ace? Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 Square Dancing 2, Photography 3, Hobby Club 1. iisi j el bb 4b is iii -- fa ..f, ,P-,ff fs .,,, f,f:-,g-- DOROTHY FINCH Dot It takes a brain to figure that! DCT 4g Transfer 1955 from Vero Beach High, ,Vero Beach, Fla, SUSAN FISCHER Susie-Q Where is he!? DCT 4g Bu1ldog's Bark lg Glee Club 1g Tumbling Club 2g Softball 2g Graduation Usherette 3, 1 1 PAT EZELLE Tricia Did you say quiet Band 2, 3, 4g Applied Arts Club lg FHA 1, JOHN HOWARD FLETCHER Chot I think I understand. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Playg Red Cross 1g 4-H 1. JEANEL FORDYCE Nel1 It's fabulous. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Majorette 4g Flagtwirler 2, 3g Rainbow Girls 1, 2, 3, 4g Graduation Usherette 3, DONALD GEORGE Don That do make it nice DCT 4g Reporterg Wild Life Club 1g Boy Rangers 1g Transfer 1952 from Canton South High, Canton, Ohio 2 K 4 4 ? ,fr 2 4 S 4 1 J i 3' if X S Ss ALVA GERSTLE 'Don't say STOP all the timeI Football 3, 4, DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- mans Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Wildlife 1, Track 3, Boys' State 3, ANTHONY JOHN GESSNER IITOHYII ' Agitate the gravel Projectionists 1, 2. BARBARA GRANTHAM Barb 'Gee Whiz! ! FHA 1, Red Cross 2, FTA 3, Dramatics 1, Square Dancing 2, National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY IRENE GREEN Shirley Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3, Transfer 1955 from Mifflin High, Columbia, Ohio. ' HARRY GOODE Who cares? DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Stu- dent Council 4, Class Secretary 3, An- nual Staff 4, Red Cross 3, Football 2, Boys' State 3. EARL GOSSARD Little Gus Move it or lose it! CAP Commander, Projectionists 2, 3, Transfer from Hamilton High 1953, West view, Pennsylvania. .,,.,...wr..i,.W,awmi.. ..t.,Ha...w, ,tif U, A ., -,... ,W ,,. ,W , ... E 1, , Mi. , .4-l..a..m,. W W M, , HAROLD GRUSNICK Band 1, 2, 3, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3. KENT HADLOCK Hey, ya wanta Drag? Basketball 1, Radio Club 1, 2, 3, Project- ionists 2, Transfer 1953 from Winter Park High, Winter Park, Florida, 1 EUGENE GREENWAY Gene Go Blow! Bulldog's Bark 1, Band 2, 3, 4, DeMolay 2, Hobby Club 2. ROBERT GROVES .. Les.. Live, Love, and Drink! Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Swim- 1 ming Team 3, Letterman sClub 1, 2, 3, 4, DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Tumbling Club 2, 3. BEVERLY HEARRELL Bev FHA 1, 2, Junior Play 3, Applied Arts Club 1, 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Future Nurses 3, Dramatics Club 3, Art Club President 3, Transfer 1955 Richmond Academy, Augusta, Georgia DONNA LOU HOMAN Oh, Crumb! DCT 4, Secretary 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Junior Play 3, Square Dancing 1, 2. JACKSON WARREN HORNE Nlackil Be good, and if you can't be good, be careful Class President 4, Junior Play 3, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4, President, Student Council 3, 4, Judicial Chairman. MARCIA HOSKIN S I-Iosk 'Little Man Annual Staff 4, Junior Play 3, Band Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 4, Head Flagtwirler 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, DeMolay Sweetheart 4, JAMES LOWELL HUGHES Ace Whar's the Scoop? DCT 3, 4, Square Dancing 2, Hobby Club 1. MARY JACOBUS A Mary J. Band 1, 2, 4, Red Cross 4, National Honor Society 4, Secretary 4, Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Art Editor 4, Rainbow Girls 2, 3, 4. ALICE HOUGH Allie Good Gravy! I FHA 1, 2, 3, Transfer 1955 from Excelsior High, Excelsior, California, J EAN HUDSON ulayeu See ya around, SQUARE! Basketball 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Paper staff 1, 2, 3, Prom Staff 3, Transfer 1955 from Williams High, Stockbridge, Mass. RALPH IERAULD, IR, Jerry Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Swimming Team 3, 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Travel Club 1, Tumbling Club 2, 3. JOHN JOHNSON Daddy-O There's no future in it, DCT 4, Annual Staff 3, Photography 3, Transfer 1953 from Cocoa High, Cocoa, Florida, EDWARD THOMAS IAHNKE Hardy Har 1-lar Har! Glee Club 3, 4, Applied Arts Club 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, Transfer 1955 from Hills- borough High, Tampa, Florida, ERNEST JEKUBIK Ernie Fiddle-sticks Band 1, Transfer 1955 from Washington High, Maslin, Ohio, WILLIAM IONKER Windy Oh Heck Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Letter-man's Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Transfer 1955 from Moorestown High, Moorestown, New Jersey. NANCY LEE KABBOORD Nano Oh you're Kidding Glee Club 1, Band 2, Art Club 1, Speech 1, Junior Play 3, Rainbow Girls 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 4. , WAYNE LAIBL Saint 'How much you wanta bet? DCT 4, Student Council 2, Class Vice President 1, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, DCT President 4. GLENN LITTLEJOHN Glee Club 2, 3, Class President 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Swimming Team 1, 2, Letterrnan's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Rifle Club 3, Boxing 3, Transfer 1955 from Admiral Farragut. KENNETH MEEHAN Ken Well, Hosh Posh Mosh!? DCT 4, Track 1, Tumbling Club 3, Pro- jectionists 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 4-H 1. RONALD MEEHAN Ace Yet, Already? DCT 4, Annual Staff 3, Projectionists 1, 2, Photography 3. NORMAN LUCIO Norm Love them and leave them, until, well you knowl? Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, Tennis 3, Boxing 1. 3: JCL 1, 2, Transfer 1955 from Red Bluff Union High, Red Bluff, California JOAN MARSHALL P.I. Hound Dog Photography 1, Speech 1, Projectionists 1, Basketball 2, Majorette 1, Red Cross 2 Debate Team 2, Charm Club 2, Rainbow Girls 2, 3, 4, DCT 4, Bulldog's Bark 3, Student Council 4, KATHLEEN ELIZABETH MICHELS Kitten Annual Staff 3g FHA lg Co-op 4g Applied Arts Club 1. PATRICIA ALICE MILLER Patrick Let's Skip? Softball 1, 2, 3g Tumbling Club 2g Glee Club 2g DCT 4g Bu1ldog's Bark 3, ALVIN MELAND VI All! Darn it! Glee Club lg Square Dancing lg Stage Manager lg Track 2, 3g Football 2g Tumbling Club 3g Transfer 1955 from Park Ridge, New Jersey. DAVID MICHELS Dave If knowledge is gold, I'll never be rich. Projectionists 2g Hobby Club 1. WARREN HASTINGS MILLER Hasty To me, the unusual is commonplace, and the commonplace is unusual. Glee Club 2g Swimming Team 3g Band 1 2, 3g Projectionists 3, 4g CAP Supply Ser- geant. CHARLOTTE MINTON Doget I understand! Glee Club 1g FHA lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Red Cross 1, 2g 4-H 1, 2g Applied Arts Club 1g Graduation Usherette 3g Co-op 4. HERB MORRISON llRedYl Bulldog's Bark 2, 3g Football 1, 2, 45 Basketball 2, Photography 1, 2. JOSEPH MOYLES wwe.. What d'ya know, Co Co Mo? Police Athletic League 3, Red Cross 1, Transfer 1955 from Dobbins High, Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania. I BERNHARDT NISSEN, IR, Bernie 88 Amateur Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Project- ionists 1, 2, 3, Photography 4g Hobby Club 1, 2g Junior Play 3. DAVID NOACK Ace Is that you Myrtle? DCT 3, 4, Applied Arts Club 1, Hobby Club 2. GEORGE FRANK NIDA Skinny You're Crazy Student Council 2, Hobby Club lg Class President lg Red Cross lg Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4. TED NIDA Student Council 25 Class President 2g Glee Club lg Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Track 45 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Letterrnan's Club 2, 3, 4g Basketball 4, CHARLES PIERSON Chuck Give'm Hell, Bulldogs! ! Annual Staff 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Key Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. SALLY T. PIGMAN Hey Jack! l ! Band, Flagtwirler 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4 Red Cross 4, Rainbow Girls 1, 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior Play, Assistant Director 3, Speech 1, Transfer 1952 from Evanston Township High, Evanston, Illinois. ARTHUR W. OHME Artie Giggles Class Treasurer 1, 3, Football 1, 2, Track 1, Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Transfer 1955 from Tech High, St. Cloud, Minne- sota. ANN PAYNE Pain You're the Sweetest One! Band 1, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Co-operative Program 4, CHARLES JACKSON PLATT I ack T Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Wheel Club 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES PLATT num.. Shut up, Tolleyll ' Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 4, An- nual Staff 3, 4, Track 3, 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. MARIORIE PLATT Margie 'Belle Glade or Bust! FHA Vice President 1, President 2, FHA State Convention Delegate 1, 2, Junior Play, Graduation Usherette 3, 4-H l,2, 3, 4, President 2, County President 1, 2, Council Delegate 1, 3, Junior Leader 2, 3, 4, State Food Prep. Winner 1, Dis- trict Dairy Foods Team Demonstration Winner 2, 3, TOBY PLA TT Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Key Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, RANK PAULA PRESET Never put off for tomorrow what you can do today, Photography 2, Sigma Chi Eta 1, Trans- fer 1955 from Northside High, Coming, New York, Rosa Glee Club 1, Tumbling Club 1, Swim- ming, Tennis, Horseback Riding, Hockey, l A ,l's - . 1 - 2 3 f Q , -V ' 1 ,K .1 eww il, ff ----- , -, - 1 I ,gf ,T -tg, ,,,, . I r 1 r VE i I VV .Vi qrr, R ...V f fy' ,1 Q ,,ie 5 V if . r ' Il V ,,,, ., lii, ,llrr tssr Rosr PRICE ,t-- f , ,,.- --,.. -ttet , ,,,k:,,,,., 2 , K BOB RICHARDSON Hup Suey! Class Vice President 1, Football 1, 4, Hobby Club 1, Letterman s Club 4, Pro- jectionists 2, Transfer 1953 from Titus- ville High, Titusville, Florida, CORNELIA SCARBROUGH Cricket Student Council 2, 3, 4-H 1, Band l,2, 3 Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 3, Ap- plied Arts Club 1. L: in ,ivy --fff -li, ,,.f,s, , ,ir , ft- . , , - , Q,-, ir r- , 'gf mqisfiff - ' 2 I., Basketball, Volleyball 3, Transfer 1955 from Virginia lntermont College, Bristol, Virginia. w w f wav warms- sz ri-W,Q:f.mrwxargiz, iaz,f41s,,1,iz,,,raamu1osz J, FRANKLIN SLAUGHTER Frances Letrerman's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Tumbling Club 3, JUNE CAROLYN SMITH Red I'll bet ya! Student Council 4, Glee Club 1, Bulldog's Bark 3, Rainbow Girls 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Dramatics Club 2, Volleyball 1, Junior Honor Society 1, Transfer 1954 from Winter Haven High, Winter Haven, Florida, CLARA CORRINE SHEPPARD BOOIISiC Ain't he Cute? Co-operative Training Program 4, Trans- fer 1953 from Cocoa High, Cocoa, Flori- da, DAVID SCHULTZ Dave Co-operative Office Training Program 4, Transfer 1953 from Union Mills High, Union Mills, Indiana. z 1 JERRY SORRELL ll Sami! Whatsa Skinny? Swimming Team 3, Photography 3,Foot- ball 2, Baseball 1, Transfer 1954 from Aquinas High. BILL SPENCER Class Treasurer 2, Class President 3, Football 1, Manager 2, 3, 4, Manager , Track 3, Wheel Club 2, 3, 4, Letterman' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, Manager, Prom Committee 3, S SALLIE SPENCER Il Sal!! 'Studying interferes with my education! Student Council 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Bulldog's Bark 3, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Rainbow Girls 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Swim- ming Team 3, Graduation Usherette 3, Softball 2, 3, Future Nurses Club 3, Vice President 4, FHA 1. WALT ER HENRY STRAUB Pappa 'It's later than you think Class Vice President 4, Hobby Club 1, Applied Arts Club 2, Junior Play. RICHARD TOLLEY Wildcat Hup Suey Letterman's Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Track 4, Transfer 1955 from Ripley High, Ripley, West Virginia. NANCY ANN TROYER .,Nan.. Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Applied Arts Club 1, FHA 2. WILLIAM W, SWANDA Bill Letterman's Club 4, Football 1, 3, 4 Hobby Club 1, Tumbling Club 2. ROBERTA LOTTIE SZPARAGA Sissie Belle Glade or Bust! ! FHA 1, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-op Office Training Program 4, Speech 2, EYES --- '-'- ' BERNICE WALDHANZ l1Bem1f E Gads! Glee Club 1, 3, Square Dancing 1, Trans- fer 1951 from Galesburg-Augusta High School, Galesburg, Michigan. ROBERT A, WENTWORTH Bob Knock it off, DeMolay 3,4, Football 2, Basketball 1, 2, Honor Guard 2, Lettermen's Club 1 2, 4-H 1, Honor Society 1,2, Transfer 1954 from Wentworth Academy, Kansas City, Mo, EDWARD E. UMLOR Eddie The improbable we do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer, Transfer 1955 from Amador Valley Joint Union High School, Detroit, Mich. MARILYN DAWN UNDERHILL Mernie Oh, Brother! National Honor Society 4, Square Danc- ing 2, FHA 1. JERRYANNE WHIT EHEAD Jerry I'l1'Swar1ee! FHA 2,4, President 4, Secretary 2, Glee Club 1, 3, FTA 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Bull- dog's Bark 3, Dramatics 1, 2, English Club 2, Square Dancing 2, Bible Club 1 Basketball 1, Debating Club 1, Debating Team 1, Transfer 1953 from Manual Training High School, Indianapolis, Ind ROBERT ALAN WHITING llA1Iv Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Key Club 3,4, Vice President 4, Student Council 1, 2, Track 3, National Honor Society 4 Baseball 2, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4, EDWARD C, WILDES ..Ed.. Alright Already! Transfer 1954 from Marshfield High, Marshfield, Massachusetts. HAROLD WIl.KES Harold Oh! Shucks, DCT 3g Square Dancing 2, GERALD STRICKLAND Gary Student Council lg Art Club lg Hobby Club lg Swimming Team 1, 2, 3g Transfer 1955 from Cheetstowago, New York, Cleveland Hill High School. RUSSELL WOODLING ..Russ.. Projectionists 1, 2, Boys' State 3, BOB WORLEY li DCT 4, Square Dancing 25 Photography 1 5 rrii yii iii i'lrrrll l i , ly yiii V . ,D VV,, T s jfl ri,, syl ' 'H lr, , ..,, ' LJWZUCZJZCLL... JUNIOR OFFICERS Pictured left to right: BRYANT ROBERTS, Presidentg JO ANN BARRY, Secretaryg CARL MEYER Vice President. I IM ABNEY BILL ARCHER SHIRLEY AUVIL IO ANN BARRY WALLY BECHT FRED BOGLE H an 95? fi B ni Egg My - I .R , , ,,, 7.g,Q,,f ,,., ,,-, . .' g,,,g5 - S -, ' f , ., , ' f fig ,bil f 5,1 w . . -, f ,. ..:A,.., ,Q h,,i -- A, . . ., : agskm I - ' Fi fm'-iii .... ,M , . :.. V - v?S'l!v':v ei!-M'-i',: -1 , 5:5 1 : ' 2953 , 3 S 5 QQ I, Y dai 7 X? KK V s BETTY BONACCI SUE BREWER PATTY BRONSON JO ANN BRUNCE MARY SUE CLINE BARNEY CORBIN KEN CURTIN SALLY DINGWELL DEBBIE DOUGAN SKIPPY EARLE MARGARET EBERHART MARLOWE EITEL DONNA EMMETT ALBERTA ETTERS BENARR EVERS 1:,.g11mLwmxmw:.1g'- ,V -. 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May May June June June 1956 MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL CALENDAR 6 School Begins 19 First Report Card '7-18 Red Cross Campaign 11 Homecoming Dance 24-25 Thanksgiving Holidays '7 Second Report Card 17 Band Christmas Concert 19 3 Christmas Holidays 9-12 March of Dimes Campaign 21 Football Banquet 1 Semester Report Card 2 Roman Banquet 18 District Debate Tournament 9 Science Fair 14 Fourth Report Card 16 Band District Contest 30 2 Easter Holidays 25 Fifth Report Card 10-12 Band State Contest 18 Junior-Senior Prom 5 Baccalaureate Service 6 Graduation Exercises 7 School Ends 'M C T V 8 4 165 I H sz i fz Q 3 QAQL I 5E 5 THE MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL BAND At right: MARCIA HOSKINS, Head Majorette, Below: THE CONCERT BAND MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL BAND ,L1ui:gmpNm,:--W.gfgw,-1fX,,,,1ggw in 1,-fw.,Q:yf, f,vg:,..w- -..gLf,1W. Mlm ww Wm-1.w,w uymfw w -'wnwwf mf,-M y Tracy Jennings, Susan Gough, Jeanel Fordyce, JoAnn Barry, JoAn Hegler, Angela Glover Gwennie Herring - Lois Brownell - Judy Heath - Sally Pigman Sandra Denius - Pat Hines --Q 1 I E7 q 3 I . 1.22, X xc X 1 ...J .1-as bm K X 1? E Qi !,...-.X ,L -, , ,V - - my-ww, f,,f-1-MWA-I J fm. ,fM,w...wf3'S!m.w QM -naw Ls Q if I Pictured left to right, first row: Jo Ann Barry, Dot Spencer, Pat Miller, Joan Sparr, Gerry Hudik, Kam McGinnis, Ginny Wargelin, Linda Crow. Second row: Alan Whiting, Vice Presidentg Carl Meyer, Presi- dentg Marceleen Rodes, Secretary-Treasurer. Third row: Harry Goode, Carl Morin, Richard Sale, John Leffingwell, Toby Platt, Ted Nida, Bob Groves, Jack Platt, Bobby Myer, George Nida. Fourth row: Carl Lanham, Herb Morrison, G. W, Fortune, Bill Archer, John Edge, Glenn Littlejohn, Bill Morrison, Barney Corbin, Alva Gerstle. Fifth row: Bill Stroud, Chuck Pierson, Jim Lepper, Richard Harvey, Jim Platt, Bill Swanda, Paul Sanford, Eddie Laibl, Jim Ashcraft, Frank Slaughter, Bryant Roberts, Bob Richardson, Richard Tolley, Eddie Parsons, Clint Dare. LETTERMAN'S CLUB The Letterman's Club is an organization consisting of boys and girls who, by partici- pating in some sport, by cheer1eading,or by managing a sport,have earned an award letter. One of the main events of the Letterman's Club is the annual Homecoming Dance held after the homecoming game. Also, each year, at the close of the football season, a football banquet is held, after which the Letterman's Club sponsors the annual Letter- man's Dance. However, the main purpose of this organization is creating and keeping good sports- manship at a high point throughout the entire year. Pictured left to right: Alan Womack, Rick Esbensen, Dick Van Brunt, Bill Tippie, Presidentg Buddy Mora, John McA1oney, Vice President. SCIENCE CLUB The aim of the Science Club is to stimulate interest in scientific ac- tivities. In March it sponsored the annual Science Fair which exhibited student projects in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, and electronics. The Science Club is sponsored by the science teachers, Mr. Todd, Mr. McGregor and Mr. Einem. Pictured left to right, first row: Mary Ann McCarthy, Secretary-Treasurerg Pat Miller, Co-Chairman, Rosemary Patanella, Project Chairman. Second row: Mary Jacobus, Norlene Martin, Bette Brown. Third row: Kam McGinnis, Gail Furthman and Virginia Wargelin. UNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is the youth organization of the Red Cross. The J. R, C, Youth Council, sponsored by Miss Jane Leaf and Miss Marianne Browning, is the guiding body of the organization and is in charge of all its projects. The council sponsored the membership drive in November, when every high school student joined. They also made tray favors for the hospitals at Key West and Patrick Air Force Base. The main project of the council was the high school chest. 'I'his chest was made by the Industrial Arts Class and was filled by the council, with the money obtained from many projects, This summer, one boy and one girl will be selected to attend the J. R, C. Training Center in North Carolina, to learn about the Junior Red Cross. , , n 7 7 n - n 1 - Pictured left to right, first row: Mary Jacobus, Secretaryg Bette Brown, Presidentg Tom Bass, Vice Presi- dentg Mary Ann McCarthy, Treasurer. Second row: Suzanne Jourdan, Rosemary Patanella, Peggy Owen, Judy Biswanger, Barbara Grantham, Barbara Julian, Elizabeth Wyatt, Jackie Schalk. Third row: Wally Becht, Jo Ann Barry, Sharla Reynolds, Carol Johannessen, Marilyn Underhill, Alberta Etters. Fourth row Fred Bogle, Howard Guilhaus, John Leffingwell, Bill Morrison, Carl Morin, Alan Whiting, Fred Blanton, Dick Van Brunt. . HONOR SOCIETY The Melbourne Chapter of the National Honor Society is the first organization of this nature in Melbourne High School. It was started this year by its three charter mem- bers, Mary Jacobus, Bette Brown, and Tom Bass. The purpose of the Honor Society is to encourage scholarship, character, leadership and service. This is accomplished by requiring a certain standard of grades and absolute honesty of all members, and by performing useful services for the school. The Honor Society is fortunate in having such faithful and capable sponsors as Dr. Brown, Mrs. Stanley, Mr. Todd, and Mr. Whitacre. Pictured left to right, first row: Barbara Hadlock, Secretaryg Suzanne Brewer, Presidentg Mrs. A.C, Ted ford, Sponsorg Nancy Troyer, First Vice Presidentg Beth Hines, Treasurer. Second row: Mary Sue Cline, Second Vice President, Marceleen Rodes, Shirley Auvil, Corresponding Secretaryg Nancy Kabboord, Gail Furthman, Barbara Julian. Third row: Miriam Hamric, Carolyn Gandee, Frankie Woodcock, Glenda Goodwin, Sharee Leikvold. FUTURE NURSES The Future Nurses Club is one of the newer organizations around school and in the state of Florida, The club was first started in Melbourne in February of 1955, and this year it has twenty-three members. Their capable and well-liked sponsor is Mrs. A,C. Tedford, member of the Medical Auxiliary and wife of a local physician, , The Future Nurses have completed a course in basic nursing given at the Brevard Hospital. 'I'he club members are getting valuable experience by working in the hospital, Pictured left to right, first row: Donna Homan, Secretary, Lowell Hughes, Sergeant-at-Arms, Wayne Laibl, President, Pat Moren, Vice President, Maudena Braddock, Treasurer. Second row: Ronald Meehax Maurice Eidson, Tommy Montgomery, Dorothy Finch, Bob Worley, Donald George. Third row: Miss Dunaway, Sponsorg John Johnson, Benarr Evers, Ken Curtin, Lock Davidson, David Noack. D. C. T. Diversified Co-operative Training is a program to train high school juniorsf and sen- iors, sixteen years or older, in occupations of their choice, This program utilizes the business and industrial establishments of the community as training agencies. D.C, T, is based on the philosophy that every boy and girl should have the opportu- nity to discover and develop to the fullest, their interests, latent aptitudes and abilities. This enables them to become more valuable citizens with a satisfying feeling of confi- dence and vocational competency. This program was started in. Melbourne High School three years ago, and has had a steady growth since that time. First row, pictured left to right: Bette Brown, Associate Editor, Tom Bass, Editor. Second row: Mary Burton, Marcia Hoskins, Jeanel Fordyce, Mary Jacobus. Third row: Rick Esbensen, Harry Goode, Jr, , Chuck Pierson, ANNUAL STAFF Last September, a bright-eyed, rosy-cheeked group of students were captured in several bear traps set around the new High School building. They were then informed that they would have to produce the biggest and best Annual commemorating Mel- boume High, The staff was then placed under the direction of Mr. Martin Schoppmeyer and Editor Tom Bass, who locked them in a storm cellar, from whence issued occasional reports of progress and pleas for air, After the chains were removed from the door, the staff members slowly emerged gaunt and sere with several pages of copy clutched in their ink-stained fists, After these were forcibly removed from their grasp, they were first studied by several Anthropologists and then sent to the printers. You are now looking at the best available English Translation of their labors. Pictured left to right: Susan Fischer, Ann Payne, Kit Michels, David Schultz, Roberta Szparaga, Char lotte Minton, Clara Sheppard. VOCATION AL BUSINESS EDUCATION The Vocational Business Education program was started in Melboume High School in 1954. The aim of this class, sponsored by Ernest Miller, is to train students in a particu- lar skill and then put the skills into practice on the job. There, they are always under the supervision of capable persons, anxious to help them in learning the business. This program allows students to be placed in jobs individually according to their desires, abilities, and training. First row, pictured left to right: Kay Polhamus, Barbara Ensor, Linda Crow. Second row: Allen Womack, Larry Bissey, Fred Van Lengen, James Huguely. DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club, organized this year, has as its purposes the following: practice in the art of public speaking, representation of Melbourne High School at the State Foren- sic and Speech Contests, and the establishment of a speaker's bureau for civic events. Under the direction of its sponsor, Martin Schoppmeyer, and its captain James Hugue- ly, the club already has in the short period of its existence attained third place in the District Tournament at Stetson University. Plans are progressing for a complete pro- gram of debates with other schools in the area. 4 First row, pictured left to right: Jack Horne, Judicial Chairman, Lu Ann Raymond, Vice President, Virginla Wargelin, Secretary, Second row: Laura Brown, Linda Crow, Bette Brown, Jo Ann Barry, June Smith, Alice Bottomley, Kay Polhamus, Third row: Barney Corbin, Tom Bass, Harry Goode, Jr, , Jim Coleman, Carl Morin, Eddie Laibl, Spence Guerin, l Kr . ,is t Jim Platt President 5, gf 11.311 L.: ,.., K ' ,eiel . - rr.. ,gsrf ,gg lijigggam f Eddie Parsons Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of a Student Council is to obtain a better relationship between the stu- dent body and the Administration, This has been the motto of each person belonging to the Student Council, Under the guidance of the officers and sponsor, Mr. Adkison, the council has under- taken the projects of selling student cards, Bulldog Book covers, and arranging the dances held in the Eau Gallie Civic Center through the co-operation of the Civic Center Committee, The council's gift to the school this year was a patio of Tennessee red rock. The idea, the drawing of the plans, and the construction of this patio were contributed en- tirely by the councilmernbers. By such a program of activity and record of accomplishment, the Student Council has attempted to lead the way toward a better M.H, S, First row, pictured left to right: Ted Nida, Vice Presidentg Alan Whiting, Presidentg Eddie Laibl, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Second row: Paul Sanford, George Nida, Bob Groves, Jim Coleman, John Edge, Johnny Smith, Third row: Toby Platt, Glen Littlejohn, Barney Corbin, Richard Cassady, Bill Stroud. KEY CLUB The Key Club is a Kiwanis sponsored organization composed of high school boys. Its advisor is Mr. Ralph Humphries. The purpose of the Key Club is to encourage civic consciousness through active participation in worthy civic projects. . First row, pictured left to right: Mrs. Gwendolyn Wright, Sponsor, Jerryanne Whitehead, President, Margie Platt, Secretary. Second row: Elizabeth Wyatt, Sue Ann Young, Cathey Morton, Anne Heaps, Millie Braddock, June Anderson, Barbara Grantham, Karen Kem, Meredith Abraham, Patsy Hawks, Kay Why- brew, Joyce Simmons. Third row: Laura Brown, Patsy Young, Carolyn Wyatt, Sandy Smith, Helen Finger Dale Ann Myers, Gretchen Martens, Mary Gos, Linda Kirk, Lois Robbins, jo Ann McReyno1ds, Mil Moren, Peppy Hoover, Carol Peters, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers of America is a. national organization for girls, and has as its purposes the following: to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to further interest in home economics, to encourage democracy and creative leadership in home and community life, to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and to work for good home and family life for all, This club has as its sponsors, Mrs. Jackie Newman, our home economics teacher, and Mrs. Gwendolyn Wright. First row, pictured left to right: Jerryanne Whitehead, Treasurer, Norlene Martin, President, Barbara Emery, Secretary. Second row: Betty Jo Little, Linda Kirk, Margie Platt, Gretchen Martens, Jimmie Marshall. FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers of America has as its primary goal the encouragement of the adoption of a teaching career by high school youth. In doing so the Melbourne F. T. A. , lmder the guidance of Miss Marianne Browning, gives the members a glimpse of teach- ing by allowing them the actual opportunity for trying it out. p In acquainting prospective teachers with both the labors and rewards of the pro- fession, the F, T.A. helps students to plan and prepare for an active life of service. , First row, pictured left to right: Gretchen Martens, Vice President, Suzanne Jourdan, President, Laura Brown, Secretary-Treasurer, Second row: Babs Emery,Gai1 Ann Furthman, Norlene Martin, Alberta Etters, Barbara Grantham, Barbara Julian, Third row: Jean Hudson, Barbara Schmitt, Margie Platt, Carolyn Wyatt, Patsy Young. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association is a newly organized group under the direction and leadership of Miss Jane Leaf, It consists of girls who are interested in and enjoy any kind of sports, The girls earn letters and awards according to a point systern. The sports involved include indi- vidual sports as well as group activities. Usually the sports consist of intramural activi- ty, but occasionally events are planned in competition with other schools. First row, pictured left to right: Patty Bronson, Vice President, Sally Baker, Mrs. Gleason, Sponsor, Sarah Frances Kyzer, Betty Rushing. Second row: Frankie Woodcock, Kay Kinsey, Barb Totten, Anna Wilson, Sandra Hill, Connie Smith, Suzanne Brown, Secretary-Treasurer, Jackie Schalk, Ethel Daniel- son, Hazel Rice, Glenda Goodwin. Third row: Gene Greenway, Robert Chambers, William Sauerwin, Thurman Hamilton, Cholly Leech, Eddie Janke, Paul Dick. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club is an organization consisting of students who are interested in vocal training, Under the capable direction of Mrs, William Gleason, they participate in group singing and have given performances at P. T .A. meetings and other events where singing harmony is desired, cfdxdo Tomorrow and Servxce with a smile ! Study in Sociology Tomorrow and T omorrow Class of 1970 ,356 -us, ln T p O 0 6,3 6 The 1955 Melbourne High Bulldogs were the champions of the Orange Belt Conference, won the Brevard County title and the Shrine Bowl game. The team won eight and lost two games in regular season play, and won the Shrine Bowl game 34-20, Offensively the Bulldogs were led by Junior Carl Meyer, and All-Conference quarterback who led the team in scoring and yards gained, Carl was backed up by the dependable, hard running of George Nida, the fullback, who punched out valuable yardage, Barney Corbin and Carl Morin were also standouts at the halfback post. The top two scorers for the Bulldogs were quarterback, Carl Meyer with 60 points and Bill Stroud, end, with 42 points. The team scored a total of 192 points, of which Ted Nida contributed 16 extra points in 25 tries. Defensively the Bulldogs were headed by Ted Nida, Little All-State guard and the follow- ing All-Conference players: Alan Whiting, center, George Nida, fullback, Bill Stroud, end, and Carl Meyer, quarterback. While giving due credit to all outstanding players, let us not forget that it takes eleven men to make a winning team. p 1 I w l W 1 'N 'S -ur Mr. Harry Wright, guest speaker at the M. H, S, Bul1dog's Football Banquet. FOOTBALL BANQUET The football season was highlighted by the annual Football Banquet at which the Bulldogs were honored with many awards. The Orange Belt Conference Champions received trophies from the Orlando Sen- tinel-Star, and the Florida Tirnes-Union newspapers. Coach Rick Gillespie presented all the members of the team with the letter awards. The players also received arm patches with the inscriptions, Orange Belt Conference C113If1Pi0I1S. and Brevard County Champions. An individual trophy went to Carl Meyer for the outstanding back. This was pre- sented by Mr, Harry Goode, Sr. Mr, Goode also presented Bill Stroud the outstanding linesman's trophy, The next award went to Alan Whiting and Ted Nida for being the most valuable players. This award came from the Bulldog's Quarterback Club. Captain Jack Platt presented Coach Rick Gillespie a statuette on behalf of the Bull- dog squad. A similiar award was given to Assistant Coach Buff Humphries. The Bulldogs also presented Arthur Pappy Roberts a gift in appreciation of his work for the team throughout the football season. The presentation was made by Ted Nida. The Junior Varsity was not to be outdone, as Howard Guilhaus also presented Coach Charles Gray a trophy, r Laco Rhodes presented Eddie Wood with the Laco Rhodes trophy for the most im- proved Iunior Varsity player, Mr. Harry Wright, the line coach from the University of Georgia, was guest speaker and added greatly to the success of this event. COACH GILLESPIE COACH HUMPHRIES COACH GRAY Head Coach Line Coach J. V. Coach M.H.S. BULLDOG COACHES EDDIE WOOD - LACO RHODES ALAN WHITING - TED NIDA JACK PLATT CARL MEYER - MR, HARRY GOODE - BILLY STROUD HOMECOMIN G The 1955 Homecoming Queen, Debbie Dougan shown with Captain Jack Platt. Homecoming candidates were: Debbie Dougan, Mary Ann McCarthy, Susie Fischer Joyce Goodwin, Gerry Hudik, Jo Ann Barry, son, Dot Spencer, Judy Woodling, Helen Finger, Carolyn Gandee, Jerry Ann White- head, and Marcia Hoskins. The lower picture is the candidates be- fore the Queen was announced. Fran Wharton, Mary Berryman, Pat McPher- BASKETBALL This year's Melbourne Basketball Team finished 6th in the con- ference, the same as last year, but the team was much better than last year's in both offense and defense. Coach Ernest Miller will lose only one senior from the squad this year, Jim Platt, This will leave the following returning lettermen: Bill Stroud, Bill Archer, Eddie P d Salewn Lepper, Bob Meyer, and Carl Meyer, duff ' These boys might quite possibly be the Orange Belt Conference Champions next year, COA CH MILL ER Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Ft, Pierce Lakeview Cocoa Winter Park Leesburg Eustis A popka Titusville Lakeview Cocoa Winter Park Leesburg Eustis Apopka Titusville . WW, K W. if 4, KKQQN 1+ P 1, J . . if H :1., 4 ,-, ' X if fix: A 4, v ye M' Ai, , W Sponsor MISS M. JANE LEAF CHEERLEADERS The Melbourne High Cheerleaders have carried out their duties faithfully during the 1955-56 season Much of the credit for the increase in school spirit is due this group. .HIM ,..,,,, ,.,, M . ,.,. ,TM.,.'a.s., Wwe ..s.,, ,MW ..- .i.. .. r .,.....mMs . MARCELEEN RODES SALLY DINGWELL 1 PAT MILLER KAM MCGINNIS LINDA CROW GERRY HUDIK JOAN SPARR VIRGINIA WARGELIN BETTE BILL JOAN B A B Y ROBERTA I UNIE P I C T U R E S BILLIE SALLIE MA RGIE NANCY MARY TOMMY JACKIE NANCY K, DOUGIE JEANEL GEORGIE KENT WAYNIE SA LLY MARY I. KIT EDDIE MARY BURTON TEDDY LOIS Remember these in the fourth grade: Charlotte Minton, Tom Bass, Bill Swanda, Hasty Miller, Lock Davidson, Lowell Hughes, Mary Jacobus, Marcia Hoskins, John Fletcher, John Edge, Toby Platt, Margie Platt, Cornelia Scarbrough, Jo Brittain. MARCIA UA!--CUP-'-KCJJP Quality Printing Since 1944 BASS PRINTING COMPANY 44 Melbourne Avenue Phone 60 Melbourne, Florida Best Wishes From JOHN W. 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Izmir, arm.. nm! lmrnn., 912 NEW HAVEN AVENUE ML BJURI E FLORIDA FOR THE VERY FINEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS Foremost ' 'BUY FOREMOST MOTORS Dow SQQTT we f DeSoto - Plymouth 900 South Dixie Highway Phone 77 Be st Wishe s From the ZZ? gym T H A E A T E R Best Wishes From 1x12-,NENW5 SHOE STORE 347 New Haven Avenue WMM D ' RECORD SHOP QQ, C ongratulations Senior s N E VX! E L. I.. MOTORS SALES SERVICE 520 south Dixie Highway v b X ' Phone 74 co LE MAN as f CITY DRUG STORE W 3453 bread and pastr . 198 Dancing , ommgoxk S6905 me pafeshme-as 9 Sporis FLORIDA POWER I LIGIIT COMP!!! C, B, HOSKINS, Manager 'sup electricity is the BIG dwrmcc All Roads Lead to Greene Rodes E-JZEENE IZODES AMACO SERVICE New Haven and Washington Melbourne, Florida IEANNETTE COIFFURE DESIGNS 9 10 New Haven Avenue 4 Blocks West of School Phone 1313 We offer you the ultimate in personalized hair styling also ever so soft permanents for youthful coiffures. Compliments of Wmffm Qmff BYRD'S BARBER SHOP CARL'S SPORT SHOP JONES GULF STATION TOM WELCH-GLAZING RAY AUER ROOFING COMPANY It's Good to Live and Trade in Minton's Corner I X Be st Wishes M' pk Mm FASHIONS WYNACK ASSOCIATES Brand Arcade Home of f RCA Victor Products Everything in Women's Wear . Television To Fit You and Your Purse ' Radio Perfectly . Phonographs . Air Conditioners . High Fidelity ,fl-' ' A1,2fi,E? 5' SU? - 716 South Dixie Highway 4 : kj, 7, 'I Q Qfemzi TIRE at RECAPPING SERVICE, INC. ' -' f W.. -'I Melbourne, Florida Phone 577 New Tires, Tubes and Batteries K Congratulations From DAV I DSO N BIZOOIVIEQ REALTOR HARDWARE Arcade The StO1'e of Ite1'1'1SH Telephone 46 328 South Dixie Highway W. H. WILBUR Phone 1146 H, C, CALLAHAN Melbourne Salesmen W , img INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Service Unexcelled 414 New Haven Avenue Phone 114 Melbourne, Florida . A International Harvester Trucks - Tractors ELECTRIC CUMPANY V ESVER Equipment Electrical Contractor 1'ff:'- 732 New Haven Avenue W0 T Melbourne, Florida Night 136-W INDUSTRIES Day 555 353 Irwin street 24 Hour Service Melbourne Best Wishes to the Congratulations to Graduating Class the Class of '56 I2 I MOTORS, INC. FINANCE COMPANY Corner of Orange and Lincoln 3R Coleman Arcade PhOI1e 1440 Packard - Studebaker 510 New Haven Avenue 1240 KC Mutual Affiliate VVIXXIIXAB Gives You the Best in Music, Drama, News, and Sports Morning - Noon '- Night VA. N 'S SHOE STORE Everything in Foot Wear REALTY COMPANY for the Entire Family. Real Estate - Insurance New Haven Avenue A- l-A and the Causeway Melbourne, Florida Indialantic Phones 1434 and 1435 Compliments of Wh WQZWQJW if QW? Wholesale - Retail 300 Prospect Avenue Melbourne, Florida Compliments of THE GIFT 8: ART SHOP 220 New Haven Avenue JANE ADA MS Airport Apt. E-4 Melbourne, Fla. TED ADAMS Michigan Ave. Indialantic Beach JIM ASHCRAFT 501 N. Magnolia Ave. Indialantic 630 -I TOM BASS 9 Hickory St. Melbourne, Fla. 1063-W Compliments of MARY BLAIN Trailer Park Melbourne, Fla. K X' Z BETTY BISHOP a Z ! M 1107 112 Melbourne Ave. Melbourne, Fla. 1966-I ASSOCIATES FRED BLANTON 127 Park Ave. Melbourne, Fla. 1010 Real Estate MAUDENA BRADDOCK Aurora Road Insurance Eau Gallie, Fla. 2634 IO BRITTAIN 724 Strawbridge Ave. MYERS OFFICE EQUIPMENT Melbourne, Fla. 200 COMPANY BETTE BROWN 637 Lincoln Ave. 334 New Haven Avenue Melbourne, Fla. 423 Melbourne, Florida 1,015 BROWNELL Phone 696 333 4th Ave. Greeting Cards II1Cll2l31'lIlC 323'M Art Supplies MARY BURTON Engineering Supplies Aurora Road T , . Eau Gallie, Fla. 2220 ypewriters and Adding DEE ANN BUSSE Machines Repaired 187 Com Dr. Eau Gallie, Fla. CLYDE CA RTWRIGHT Compliments of 22 Park Ave- Melbourne, Fla. 1032-I DOUGLAS CHESHIRE U N I N. Dixie Hwy. S Eau Gallie, Fla. 3379 JIM COLEMAN INC. 405 New Haven Ave. Melbourne, Fla. 524 327 south Dixie Highway CANfO13fgeC1:fJ?f Melbourne, Florida Melbourne, Fla. 169-1 LOCK DAVIDSON Bignonia St. Melbourne, Fla. DOROTHY FINCH R.R. No. 1, Box 999 June Park FRED DENIUS SUSIE FISHER 149 Coral Dr. Loveridge 2945 Branch St. Eau Gallie, Fla. 2912 Melbourne, Fla. 935-W PAUL DICK JOHN FLETCHER 4 Spence Dr. S. Dixie Box 1152, McClain Dr. Melbourne, Fla. 1354-W Melbourne, Fla. PAT DOYLE IEANEL FORDYCE 413 Strawbridge Ave. 1110 Magnolia Ave. Melbourne, Fla. Indialantic 956-M JOHN EDGE DONALD GEORGE 1117 Melbourne Ave. Box 4, Airport Melbourne, Fla. 876-R Melbourne, Fla. 1532-I MAURICE EIDSON ALVA GERSTLE 1300 New Haven Ave. 418 Young St. Melbourne, Fla. 500 Eau Gallie, Fla. BARBARA ENSOR TONY GESSNER 1st Ave. 916 Strawbridge Ave. ' Melbourne Beach 1317 Melbourne, Fla. 1024-W PAT EZELLE HARRY GOODE 369 Coral Dr. Loveridge Indian River Bluff Eau Gallie, Fla. 3158 Melbourne, Fla. 194-J RALPH A. BROWN Repre senting PETTIBONE MULLIKEN CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARIES World's Most Complete Line of Material Handling and Processing Equipment INDICA RS Melbourne Flo. EE TELEMETERING Electronics I'I 0 I RECORDERS Orlando, Fic. TRANSDUCERS I I 0 Avionics ' Instrumentation I. EARL GOSSARD 12 Spence Dr. Melbourne, Fla. BARBARA GRANTHAM '1th St. Eau Gallie, Fla. SHIRLEY GREEN 225 Wisteria Dr. Melbourne, Fla. GENE GREENWAY 500 Palm Ave. Melbourne, Fla. BOB GROVES 540 New Haven Ave. Melbourne, Fla. HAROLD GRUSNICK Feast Grv. Road Melbourne, Fla. KENT HADLOCK 1505 S. Miramar Ave. Indialanric BEVERLY HEARELL Rocky Water Park Eau Gallie, Fla. 362 -R 3027 502-R 127 895-R-2 483-M DONNA HOMAN '742 Magnolia Ave. Eau Gallie, Fla. IACK HORNE 619 Melbourne Ave. Melbourne, Fla. MARCIA HOSKINS 4th Ave. Indialantic JEAN HUDSON Box 97 Malabar, Fla. LOWELL HUGHES 122 Magnolia Ave. Melbourne, Fla. MARY IACOBUS 134 River Dr. Melbourne, Fla. EDDIE JAHNKE 1513 Bryan St. ' Melbourne, Fla. ERNEST JEKUBIK Rt. No. 1, Box 86 Grant, Fla. 3207 92 504 589-M-2 193 -W 605 The TQQWEC SEMI? Flsr-um: 'rAcKL.s n W A M P. O- BOX 1119 PHONE 828-M Msnaounna, rr.omnA 0 KEN MEEHAN 350 Irwin St. Melbourne, Fla. 368-W RONALD MEEHAN 350 Irwin St. JEWELER5 Melbourne, Fla. 368-W 232 New Haven Avenue ALVIN MEI-AND Phone 619 South Melboume Beach Melbourne, Fla. GLADYS HOPKINS DAVID MCHEL WILLIA-RD HOPKINS Palm Bay, Fla. 496-R-4 KATHLEEN MICHELS Box 37 Grant, Fla. 497-W-3 RALPH IERAULD HASTY MILLER Canova Beach 230 3rd Ave. Eau Gallie, Fla. 3052 Indialantic 679-M JOHN JOHNSON PAT MILLER Indian River Bluff Kiss. Hwy. Melbourne, Fla. 841-R Melbourne, Fla. 797-M-4 BILL IONKER CHARLOTTE MINTON 479 Sunset Drive 17 Oak St. Eau Gallie, Fla. Melbourne, Fla. 138 NANCY KABBOORD HERB MORRISON Rt. No. 1 N. A-1-A Police Foundation Melbourne, Fla. 1325-W Melbourne, Fla. 491-J-1 WAYNE LAIBL JOE MOYLES Hibiscus Blv. 820 Palmetto Ave. Melbourne, Fla. 269-R Melbourne, Fla. 627-X-I GLENN LITTLEIOHN GEORGE NIDA Coral Reef Apts. Canova 465 Maple St. Eau Gallie, Fla. 3228 Melbourne, Fla. 263-I NORMAN LUCIO TED NIDA Box 161 465 Maple St. Palm Bay, Fla. Melbourne, Fla. 263-I IOAN MARSHALL DAVID NOACK 4890 Montreal Ave. Box 56 Eau Gallie, Fla. Grant, Fla. 497-J-1 FIVE, T Compliments of ,Kaffe EN, 8: TWENTY-FIVE STORE ARTHUR Ol-IME CLARA SHEPPARD Midway Colony Box 1066 Melboume, Fla. Eau Gallie, Fla. 340-N ANN PAYNE DAVID SHULTZ 625 Strawbridge Ave. R.R. No. 1, Box 1059 Melbourne, Fla. 352-R Melbourne, Fla. BERNIE NISSEN FRANKLIN SLAUGHTER U. S. 1 N. Dixie Hwy. Palm Bay, Fla. 484-W -1 Eau Gallie 2929 CHUCK PIERSON JUNE SMITH Box 274 7th Ave. Melbourne, Fla. Indialantic 644-W SALLY PIGMAN IERRY SORRELL River Road 19 Vesta Circle Melbourne Beach 375-J Melboume, Fla. 1054-W JACK PLATT BILL SPENCER 525 Pine Sr. Palm Bay, Fla. Melboume, Fla. SALLY SPENCER JIM PLATT Palm Bay, Fla. Kiss. Hwy. WALTER STRAUB Melbourne, Fla. 495-R-2 Box 61 MARGIE PLATT Grant, Fla. SEB. 2143 Malabar Road BILL SWANDA Melbourne, Fla. 590-R-4 Palm Bay, Fla. 246-R TOBY PLATT ROBERTA SZPARAGA Kiss. Hwy. Hiawatha Court Melbourne, Fla. 857 Palm Bay, Fla. ROSE PRICE DOLORES TERRY S. Dixie Hwy. Airport, Box 10 Melbourne, Fla. 653-J Melbourne, Fla. EDWARD PROVOST RICHARD TOLLEY 778 Magnolia Ave. 2750 Butler St. Eau Gallie, Fla. Melboume, Fla. 374-X-5 PAULA PRESET NANCY TROYER 111 Lincoln Ave. 44 Patrick Circle Melboume, Fla. 132X-W Melboume, Fla. 1056-W BOB RICHARDSON EDDIE UMLOR 211 8th St. 329 Dixie Dr. Indialantic 52-R Eau Gallie, Fla. 1006 See You at the BOVVL.-IXAOQ Loveridge Heights E au Gallie Home of Your American Junior Bowling Congress Leagues BOB HENDERSON, General Manager BERNICE WALDHANZ Midway Colony Melbourne, Fla. BOB WENTWORTH '700 Riverview Dr. Melbourne, Fla. 210-J JERRYANNE WHITEHEAD R.R. No. 1, Box 1222 Melbourne, Fla. ALAN WHITING June Park, Fla. 297-W-3 EDWARD WILDES R.R. No. 1. Box 335-H Eau Gallie, Fla. E.G.249'7 ROBERT WILKES R.R. No. il. Box 54 Eau Gallie, Fla. E.G.26 l9 RUSSELL WOODLING 20 Glendon Dr. Melbourne, Fla. 548-J BOB WORLEY Dairy Rd. , Box 1361 Melbourne, Fla. wha ELECTRONICS TV - Phonographs Hi-Fi Records 640 New Haven Avenue T3A12T2Y'S Infant - Chi1dren's Wear Nice But Not Expensive' Arcade Eau Gallie, Florida Compliments of West Park M123 f5 w Air Port West Park Phone 604 Melbourne gf!W4IfZd LORE'S BEAUTY SALON DR, H, P. WINTON Best Wishes From 452255 Jr, - Misses - ll2 Sizes 230 New Haven Avenue ED KEM PFEIZS SUPER MARKET South Dixie Highway Melbourne, Florida Complete Food Store 320 New Haven Ave. r Slil 'PPV S Compliments SERVICE STATION to the Class of '56 Phone 9189 S. Dixie Highway 1 ' I Washing S f Polishing p Lubrication DEPT. STORE Accessories can 41 or 1334 Brevard,s Leading For Free Delivery Flowers by Wire , DePartment Store m TTZODICAL. C75-AxlQli3l++fN1? 40 Melbourne Ave. Compliments to the M W Class of '56 SY MACONTS -F R7 A in MARKET ROLLER RIN 737 Nevv Haven Avenue Located at Ns ' the ' -Melbourne, Florida M.Z?3gZ?C1e . cv--G 2 THE House. HKGIFTS The Perfect Gift for Every Occasion 428 New Haven Avenue Brand Arcade Be st Wishe s From Compliments From EEAUJEAN ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY, INC. IV! OTO125 Best Wishes f From B LJIZN U13 gf C5 I lvl S OF MELBOURNE, INC. Builders Supplies Melbourne, Florida 'Q IIIYU A 4 'Q I 7 'larrtff Al' ,? ef: S L-E.: .o n . ,QL-922332: N BANK OF MELBOURNE AND TRUST COMPANY MELBOURNE , FLORIDA TO THE GRADUATING CLASS No system of education can attain the desired satisfactory results without intelligence and well directed purpose, unity and harmony of effort, and difinite comprehensive knowledge of conditions and requirements. A force for freedom as old as life itself, which will emerge with vividness from the complexities of our times. Not only life, but freedom itself must find regeneration from youth. ln every generation, youth presses for this achleivement. Each generation has the right to build its own world with the materials of the past, cemented by the hopes of the future. p Older men declare war, but it is youth that must fight and die. And it is youth who must inherit the tribulations, sorrow, and triumphs that are the aftermath of war. Youth can bring the courage, the ideals, and confidence which can erect a new society in America. You have a great heritage. You are receiving and finding homes built by your forebearers, but you have an even greater heritageg that isthe heritage of religious faith and morals. There is no problem which confronts our country that you can not solve within the frame-work. We know you will carry forward. We wish you to carry it with the dauntless assurance of your forebearers who faced the chill of the ocean, the danger of the forrest and deserts, the lon-liness of the pioneer days to build upon this continent a dedication to justice and liberty for the dignity of the individual man. Watch over it vigilantly, guard it, protect it from foes within and withoutg make for it a sanctuary and dedicate it to God and all man-kind. C .H. McNulty, Pr eside' HAIZDEN -I-iOI.T DRESS SHOP , Phone Eau Gallie 3212 fl, P. O. Box ll4 f X Eau Gallie, Florida Ladies' Apparel for All Occasions Run Right to EAU GA I.l.I E U M HARDWARE Loveridge Heights Tops in the Field on U.S. No. l Philco Admiral Congratulations and Be st Maytag Wishes for the Future The Big Names in Every Line C ompliment s of QQQDYEAQS PHARMACY Eau Gallie Compliments of , K 5441611 ' HMZWW! DRUGS?- VARIETY STORE 333 9th Street Eau Gallie Highland Ave. Eau Gallie Compliments of INDIAN! 'l21VEl2 GAS COMPANY Greens Fuel Dealer 448 New Haven Ave. Phone 8 Melbourne OTIS M, WILLIS, Manager For the Best in Bargains f Shop at 4-I LJ eel N 5 , SUPPLY COMPANY 6 4 Your Friendly Shopping Center J W y A, J. HORNE, Owner Westinghouse Appliances Hardware - Paints 5 8: 10 Furniture - Wilson Sporting Goods TC16PhOI1e 1 New Haven Avenue Born of Success to Challenge the Future--- ' 56 Dodge ilIlI'W 15. 5 Moroizs 'S' P'W 'Yh HMI ,x 'foo - 704 south Dixie Highway Hf ' 1 Melbourne, Florida f Phone 393 - 394 Owner, W, D. LOWRY Congratulations From 11'212L.n I l'-ff 01.1124-IAIQT 2.1212 1 D INSURANCE Offices in Melbourne and Eau Gallie Compliments of MWJ AIR TAXI, INC , IZINALDO MUSIC COMPANY Brand Arcade Melbourne Phone 979 Everything in Music jgyfzi JENN I NG-35 Apparel for Men Flat Iron Building Telephone 330 Melbourne, Florida QXWM 6942? QM LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. HARRY GOODE'S Buy the Best Western For Less at C UTD O 0-2 Asf:c'i:'e W Q 9 , SHOP , sem Z4 546 Everything for the Fisherman 4 W on the Way to the Beach Z6 Phone 91 103 New Haven Avenue Melbourne, Florida 412 New Haven Ave. Phone 434 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '56 May Success and Happiness Follow Each of You MR. AND MRS. .T. D. EZELLE DECORATOR 'S MART of MELBOURNE VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY Qua-1itY Service Congratulations Satisfaction and p I Best Wishes I CSLJETZIIXI ELACKEUTZN S LUMBER COMPANY, INC. TRANSFER 8: STORAGE 216 Prospect Avenue Mayflower Agent Phone 217 Melbourne, Florida Melbourne, Florida .LAXIVIE S E . -L-ICDLJVFE E5 INC, REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Phone 760 227 New Haven Avenue , 'Xly7W15q31imen'cS to the Class of V QQ--1 1956 x I A aw XQMQPAQW v co L.o N v vbgbgj xxx N V I 153359 L W, S. FENNER f fjwmefzf- 3 52- We Clothe the Family w L V -q4, 353-355 New Haven Avenue jy72?4'z CHEVROLET CO. , INC. 123 South Dixie Highway W, A, FORDYCE, President Phone 1000 JZZZTWZQW BUICK, INCORPORATED Sales - Service U. S. Highway No. l North Melbourne, Florida VII2eIIxIIA'S FABRIC SHOP Name Brand of Fabrics Complete Selection of Findings Butterick and Simplicity Patterns Planning a Trip ? Let . . . tJOI.I NES TRAVEL BUREAU Make the Reservations for You 'Anywhere in the World Phone 641 and 642 Compliments to the Class of '56 QQWJMQ- DEPT. STORE Brevard 's Leading Department Store THE BERG COMPANY Coleman Arcade Melbourne, Florida Real Estate - Insurance Q REALTORS -J2.T'.'J',i. E 5 I 5 EVERS IF URNIT URE STORE 319 South Dixie Highway Phone 360 Melbourne, Florida Styled Right - Built Right Priced Right Lowest Prices Easiest Terms Your Credit Is Good ' ai ON YQUR . V r-zN A W w b 1 0 1 ' I I I GRBQUAT 1 O N W M . W IMWQ Z ,W WW X' L WW MW ,LAM Mfg 56 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Mr - MW fm Zia, W . fw VOX' fb fecmccc If Q . J J 0 A I M ,Q W 0 Lm? I f l Congratulations to the Graduating Class From the Past and Present MAYORS OF MELBOURNE Pictured - First row, left to right: Catterton, Brewer, Tucker, McNulty, Oudshoff, Davidson, Kempfer, Lawrence. Second row: Rowe, Dick, Hicks, Turner. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of l956 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY , A I 2 it v Augusta, Georgia Compliments and Best Wishes From: Martin Schoppmeyer Tom Bass Bette Brown Mary .Tacobus Harry Goode Jeanel Fordyce Sally Pigman Mary Burton Rick Esbensen Marcia Hoskins Chuck Pierson J im Platt Bill Tippie Compliments of VVE6 'T' EAQEOUTQ MERCURY f 0 ll Hoey? xx wt ' Located in the Aerial, Commercial, and Portrait P otxography. 'FQWMMQPV Melbourne Hotel Building Films, Photo Finishing, and Cameras. 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