Miami Edison Senior High School - Beacon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1948 volume:

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With pvrxonnlilirs like these, Betty Olsen and Bill Rentiers are sure to please. BEST PERSONALITY. lilc'vlriz'il-y's in Ihr air. Josephine Polumbo and James Prater give off a large charge of pep. PEPPIEST. lflsic Brooks and Don Brown proudly wear their E's -most of the time. Tlwvy varrml fbwn loo. MOST ATHLETIC. Mary Ann Forsgren and Allan Bor- den are saying ln'Ho in their usual friendly fashion. VRIFNDLIEST. Tfjafx flu' lI4'll' look, fm! om' fbi'-X always baff- Llunc XY'ollncr and Dick LUCAS. BEST DRESSED. V HQ? off tu pf-.U-111.1 . . DON BROVVN Ilnrm' from xulmal . . ROY l.Aw'SON n W 4 f 1 lull JM ulmnl . . LONA BYRIJ Drum! for Culluftu Drill . . ARI,l,I. QIAMILSON Sldllxlllly m ilu' mm lim' . LUCIFN Kll.-XNIL Cuflmg ilu' foal . . . HAROLD SCHULMAN fifx a www? XJ f 2 X g SJ J S XJ X XXA X A 1 ty L wfllwigz. W WQQJ 2 X I ll fx ESL , l lg Nr J k I L J 1 X N Y fxp' lx? N G f X 5 IM Z fDA 'US wr f .st k,.9,' -e '- Juv J. 0 W gf' ,adv .4-av' 1 LONA RYRD Beauty is the flower of virtue. Student Council lg G.A.A, l. 2: Cadettes 2. 3, 4: Corporal 4: Bea- con 2: Y-Teens 1, 2: Herald Staff 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 3. 43 Vice President of CAROL CADORE A good heart's worth gold. Red Cross 23 Art Club 1. Office Worker 3: G.A,A. WINSTON CHILDRESS The art of pleasing is to seem to please. Band 2. 3. 4: Junior Classical League 3. -1: Orchestra 1: I-'ulure Teachers 3. 41 Science Club 4, Senior Class. SHIRLEY IIRINGE Her virtues were many and her faults were few. DON DRAKE Never was there a more talented Harry! Foot- ball 2, GERALD FLETCHER He dared well to despise vain things. 'lhespians 3. 4. MARY ANNE FORSGREN The sight of her is good for sore eyes. CALVIN HALLMAN A man who possesses opinions and a will. GERALD HA RRI S Always willing. Varsity Club 2. 3. 4: Monitor 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Discussion Club 2: Key Club 2, 3. 57 DONALD BENNETT Personality is to man what perfume is to a flower. Football 2. 3. BETTY RLANCHARD Rather to be seen than heard. Glee Club: D.C.T, 3. JUNE RIRCHALL A handful of patience is worth more than a bushel of brains, French Club 3. ELIZABETII ISIRKELBACK She is everything one could wi:l'i for ber-ause she is not a bore. MILDRED BOND Just let me have my fun. Art Club 3. 41 Coni- merclal Club 3: lA Typing Award. ALLAN RORDEN 'tTallness is an aspect of human interest. Band l. 2. 3. 41 Student Council 2. ELSIE BROOKS lt matters not what you are thought to bc. but what you are. G.A.A. 1. 2. 3, 4: Motion Picture Operator 1. 23 Discussion Club 2: Monitor l, 2: Badmitton 43 Herald Staff 4: Treasurer of Senior Class. PHOEBE BROWN A great sweet silence. Library 13 G.A.A. li Monitor 3, 4. BETTY BULLARD The smile that won't come off. Motion Picture Uperatur 1. 21 G.A.A. 3. 4: Library lg Red Cross Monitors 1. X205 lg' 5 6- A ua' I ,Aware- ' ,JZWY Wav I V , ESTHER PROM Silence is wisdom, when speaking is folly. DONALD PRINTZ lIears all. sees all. tells nothing. Intramural Basketball 2. 3. -I2 Football 2. JAMES PRATER Just let him have his fun. GEORGE PEREZ Kind thoughts and deeds make honest men, Football 2: Airplane Club 3: First Aid 4, JOSEPHINE PALUMBO Their cause I plead-plead it in heart and mind. a fellow feeling makes one wondrous kind. JAMES OVERSTREET He touches nothing. but he adds a charm. Foot- ball, basketball. Softball. BETTY OLSEN Beauty is the flower of virtue. RICHARD LUCAS Strong, quick and able. Football 1, 23 Student Council. LOREN LEONARD Touch of manner, hint of mood. 1 3024, -I .,... 1 ' .. 5' ..,, ,A ,,, ., . if 6 FRED LE DREW The kind of person anyone could like. Home Room President. RAY LEE LAWSON He'll find a way. MARJORIE KERR Still waters run deep. Orchestra 2. 3. 4, EDWARD JONES True wit is nature to advantage dress'd. ARLEE .IAMISON A real true friend to everyone. Art Club 1, 25 Y-Teens 1. 2, 3: Monitor 1, 25 Red Cross 1: Minstrel 31 Thespians 2. 3: Dance Council 2 31 Senior Room Decorating 3: Student Council 2, 32 Cadettes 3. 4: Secretary of Senior Class 4. FRED JACKSON 'tHe is a man who will succeed, to work and learn are in his creed. Glee Club 3. 41 Librarian -li Nativity 3, 4: Football 2. 33 Discussion Club 2, 3. SHIRLEY HYAMS Be to her virtues very kind. be to her faults a little blind. D.C.T. 3. -41 G.A,A, 1. 2. 32 Future Teachers Cl: Debate Club 2. 4: Journalism 31 Home Room Representative 1. 21 Girl Reserves 1. JACI HUDDLESTON An ounce of wit is worth ai pound lf sorrow, Art Club 2: Home Room Treasurer 13 Main Of- fice 4. JANETT MAE HI-IWITT She studiously made learning hffr goal, Pan Am Club 21 N.H S. 4. ua.,-.v swaw V312 'lt In QM.. ? wr- 'fb Y v, ' 2 35 , rw 11 if .Vw ca. .,,..-M . -,Q at at , 0 .ygw .sw ,aw . 4? W 12 fa. X ig.. in A 2 r Z 3 t KQQ4 1 ' . Q . ff- f y , r. .W , f' t ff i f , 4 ALFRED UNDERWOOD The man who has music in his soul will be most in love with the loveliestf' Junior Classical League 3: Hi'Y 3. 4: Band 2. 3. 45 Student Council 4: Dance Council 4g Dance Band 4. MARILYN XVELLS Her eyes conceive the future. D.C.T. 3. 4. JUNE WOLLNER Sho is always willing to help others. HAROLD ZUCKERMAN There are great hopes in your future. A? 'Ke ' f.. i , if 2 MARTA REGOJO Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. RILL RENTIERS Full of fun and fancy free. intramural Foot- ball 3g Art Club 2. BERTHA ROBINSON Always smiling. ready to help. G.A A. 1. 2: Monitor 1, 2: Allied Youth 4. JOHN RUSSELL A man of true mirth. and obedience. EDWARD SCHILLINC Ambition is the growth of every clime. HAROLD SHULMAN Wisdom is precious. Basketball 3, 4: National Honor Society 3. 43 President of Senior Class: Prt-sident of Badminton Club 4. CHARLES STAUFFEN That which cometh from the heart will go to the heart. JOE TIPTON His surroundings were enlightened by his very touch, AL TORSEY He's the kind of a fellow that anyone would like. Football 1, 2: Agriculture 1 ,2. --ug fx N QNL xJk- X B LQJZ7' ,- X fx f' ,'-f -, ff 'x C kZV:f5',? dx 'Di fk 'B XfE'!ir4 X? 1, fl X xg IX il Mme ff 1 up iafims ff .Ioan Lobcll and Hurry B1'y.m don't nccd to read How To NVin Friends. Tbvy I7l'l1t'Hl'L11lij' zc'roz'c' lfvv f Irafw k. NIOST POPULAR. ai ' X Gul ll job fo fic' Jmzv? Barb.u'g1 l7crrc and C. McClellan can do it and do it right. BEST ALL ,ROUND. Wzmwf lhufljnu uhh Vnlhmfu bndu? YVaync KJfCFAHd Joan IKccdcr don't have to tAkc R out in uishhug. NKBTINTHJICTUAL Tl1ey've gut pcrsmmlhy- .llld everything! 'I'l1ey're l.xckie Pceples and Talu Chew. ISIQST PI'1RSONAl.- ITY. Pep .md more pep! Am games .md exerywhere else XY.1lly Cole .md Bobbie Hexill lend the cheers. I'lfPl'lIiST. l like in have died laugh- ing +an Teddy Hacker am Pee Dee Dodd, of course XVITTIILST. Ircxlm nur of !I1c I und Imx uxmc Bunn AIIIILIII .md II.1rYrv I'cnIuv I'mI'SI nklissm. ' XYm1Idx1'l xml Iumw !uu'nI IIow.lnI I3.xrwick xl.nuIing ind Ruth KIJIIIFCII .md in II11: gxmn door! MOST .X I III I I If Nou Yu-I Iuxu 4' N 111' XUKI1 TrxcmIIx ww N - lame hurnam .1mI Ixum Xhlmmlm. IRIINIJII ' ,, ffua fuufcul Alllkx' Lzrfl lfnrlf-flicrtlm Kcrscy ,md Nhry Inu Xicdlin. Once Upon 'Q an I I F Q Hubby Singcrfnlh 'l'fu' Sun, H3 'flu' Sm. Sun Swfur bbzrluvn RA: Smith. . Q L1 ffme Wlfiflv A ilu' flnuwr? One x -lnycc Carney! Hill HIAIIIILI, I'H1 1111111 ul- nnnfx H nys Phyllis Rial wav. W 35:1'iEE5:v::v W Ill ll lfvmu Xl Thu U Q , ljllllvf ' ' 'jf '- Mr is lhvid Shafer. r. Q gm' K- x ,1 J FU 1 X I fa m? KR-2 K Il 'M I 0' 1 f ,. ' 'J Q K LJ ' X K, 5 ix 1 ..k. -gf Z -1, -Nf! Y! Z L L,-ff W! ' X' 'K f x ff MAA? ,V jf My f Ann VXIHIHITISOH HSLII MCC uthy 'z: -M, Bubble Bull kathy XVOIIIIIIISIOH Sh rlq XVIFL1 B1rb1r1 Terre Iuln lox A IILIIL li X , 4 E i A K 4 I ,ll n - - gl C1roly n Grmu' ll o , 1,2-ff,.1g,.g?2l ' 1 ' -,Mi ,afw s : . X. 1 2 4 . .,,s.. ,,. 2, at Donrcc Greenwood -A Bcity Rouron UW? X WQQZMQLWQQ fx f .......'r.. f. V az L. M' f A X451 I AI! nf X lf J f f ' f K xl-xxsi X ff Lv X Y 1: fxx 'X aa- K 'N' IJ K ,.. M , Q Q VV 'V F' 1 - - -NI' - If VV F - A fn' V V 1 ' f ---1 P X .f r m L, 1 l f , fwxl f Q N 4 5' fs I, 7g . MA 2 if 1' Q JUANITA WINTERMUTE She needs no eulogy. she speaks for herself. Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Commercial Club 4. .IULES WINFREE In quietness and confidence lies strength. N,H.S. 4. MARY ANN WILSON Your face doth testify what you be inwardly. ANNE NVILLIAMSON Beauty is altogether in the eye of the beholder, Y-Teens 3, 4-: One of the 12 prettiest girls in Sen- ior Class: Mike and Masque 3, 4: Student Council 4. CAROLINE WHITMIRE Charm, grace and poise hath she who displays it so well, Junior Classical League 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Discussion Club 3. 4: Girls Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Orpheus Club 3, 4: N.H.S. 4, JIMMY NVHITLOCK A inan's style is his minrl's voice. NADINE WHITE So gentle and sweet . . . just can't be beat. JO ANN WHITE No rest for the wicked. Beacon Staff 4: Herald Staff 4: Glee Club 3: Y-Teens 2. 3. ELINOR WETHERINGTON I know no such thing as genius. it is nothing but labor and diligence. Student Council 2, -l: Y-Teens 2: Cadetles 3. 4: Top Sargennt 4: Honor Society 3. 4. 4-ez.. Q., if ew LOIS ZOLLA Zea10us yet modest, innocent tho free! Patient of toil, serene amid alarms. EDITH ZEIGLER Both short and sweet some say is best, -l-ll Club 1, 2, 3: F.H.A. Historian l. JOE YOUNG 'tLikes music and is full of pleasure. Pan Ameri- can Club 4: Science Club 4. MILDRED WYNGARDEN Cream in your coffee. Student Council 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Y-Teens 4. MARIE WULF Maiden! with the meek brown eyes. Senior Science Club 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 4. WILSON WRIGHT He has a finger in every man's pie. and an oar in everyones boat, Pan Am. Club 3. 4: Pres. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Student Council 1, 4: Wheel Club -li Mike and Masque 3, 4: Sr. Science Club 4: Band 2. 3, 4. Corporal 4: Jr. Classical League l. 2, 3: Herald Staff 4: Discussion Club 42 Quill and Scroll 4: Jr. Class Rep. 3: Intramural Football: Minstrel 3. 41 10 Pointer 4. ANN WRIGHT A gracious lady. Library Club 2. 3, 4: G.A,A. 1: Herald Staff 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Allied Youth 4. MILDRED WREN She admits there are two sides to every questionf her side and the wrong side. Dean of Girls Office 2, 3. 4: Attendance Office 4: G.A.A, 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens 3, KATHY WORTHINGTON Life, I know not what thou art: I only know I love thee, Cadettes 3. 4, Treas. 4: Nat. Honor So- ciety 3. 4: Herald Staff 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Beacon Staff 4: Commercial Club 2: Library Staff 1. 2: Stud. Council 4: P.T,A. Chairman 4: Girls State 3: Minstrel 3. DINO WOHLFERT A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Football 4, MICHAEL WOHL They say a still tongue makes a wise head. BILLY WIX He does good to himself who does good to his friends. Intramural Sports. MARY LOU WENZEI, In acts exemplary. she not only won herself a good name but did to others alive matte-r for urtu- oils deeds, by which she lives. Red Cross Club Rep. 4: Student Council J. 43 French Club 3. 4: Y- 'l'eens 4: Discussion 4: Spons. Miami-Jax game 4, RICHARD WEI.I.I'1R Sings away sorrows. casts away carn-. - Basketball Team -l: Baseball Team 4. CAROL WIiDI'II,I. As nice as they come. -CLA A. 4. JOHNNY W'A'I I'S Joy to the fact- it's own expression sent. and cave a likeness in the looks it lent. Band l. 2. 3. 4: lst Lieut. 4: Orchestra l.2.3.4: Swing Band l.'.!.3.: Hi-Y 3.4: Chaplin. Wheel Club 4: V4Pres. 4: Min- strel l.2,3.41 Dade Co. H1-Y Conn, 3.41 Sut. Arms 4. I-ILAINIC XYASHOR Never a dull moment ANN XVARIDIAW ller's is a heart of gold. with sparklinu jewels etnbedde'd. Junior Classical Leauue 3: I-'rt-sid:-nt ol Jr Red Cross. Opheus Club 3. 4. SHIRLEY NN ARI! If you get simple beauty and naught else. you get about the best thing God invests. Jr. Classi- cal League 2: Cadettes Cl: Girls State J: G.A,A 41 PATRICIA XVAI.I.IiN Beauty is not caused: it is. Band Majorette 2. 3. 4: Student Council 3: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: Discus- sion Club 4: Thespians 4: Art Club 4: Minstrel 3, 4. ELEANOR WALDRON With sweetness fresh as any rosef' SHIRLEY XVAGNI-IR For never anything can be amiss when simpleness and duty tender it. Junior Classical League 2: Jr, Red Cross 4: G.A,A. 4. IRENE VETTER Friendship is love without his wingsji Pan Amer- it-au 2. 3. 4: Band 3. 4: Officer 4. IRICNIC VICNNICMAN Her ways are ways of pleasantncssf' at L.. f 1 f W . Q z 1? ffm if 'if bv' ' , an as ,vw 4.,,,.5.i1 I t l av- ..-rw' I IC' ig,-v is-1 ff' 700 .af f il' YTD' to 0 iff. nr Z GEORGE VICGA Persuasion tips lns tongue whenever he speaks. Debate 4: National Forensic Lt-ague 41 Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4. HOWARD VI-II-INSTRA 4 ':No sinner and no saint perhaps. but well, the very best of chaps. Key Club 3, 4: Secretary -li Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Band 31 Track 3, 4: Art Club 2. CAROL VAN LANDINGHAM She's a good sport and winds her way in every- ontfs heart with her twinkling eyes. G.A.A. 41 Christian Crusadrs -l: Jr. Red Cross 4: Nurses Helper 4. JOHNNY ULRICH It isn't what you do. it's what you get caught tloinpqf' Agriculture l, 2: Bowling 3: City Champs Il: Baseball 4: Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Football 3: Intramural Softball 2, 3: Champs twit-e. NADINIC TYRIAI Sweet and Unaffectedf' Band l. 2, 3. 4: Cor- poral 4: Y-Teens 4: Minstrel l. 4 TOMMY 'l'URNIl'SI'II'1ll Always up to something. Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 2. 4: Intramural Football 2. ROBERT TROWRRIDGE Well mannered, gentle. quick to serve. and able. Baseball 2, 3. 4: Football 3. 4: National Honor Society 4. JACKIE 'I'RlSl.I'1R Her spriuhtly looks a lively mind discloses. Thespians 3. 4: Operelta 4: Jr. Classical League 4. Jr. Class Play: Y-Teens 3: Mixed Chorus 41 Glee Club 4. BARBARA TOIVIPKINS So unaffected. so composed a mind. Y-Teens, 2. 3: Cadf-ttes 3, 4: Captain 4: Student Council 43 N.II.S 4 Eg' , LEVITA SUITE :'Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. Band 3, 4, Corporal 3: Glee Club and Orchestra 2. RAY STORIE Good manners and knowledge maketh a man. MARY BELLE STEVE NSON Promise may get friends but it is performance that must nurse and keep them. CELIA STANLEY What the heart thinketh. the tongue speakethf' Christian Crusaders 2. 3: Helper in the Cafeteria 2. 3: Red Cross 3. JACK SPURLOCK A just fortune awaits the deserving. Band l. 2, 3, 4: Junior Classical League 2, 3. 4: Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Student Council 1. MARY SPURLINC Smiling, radiant. happy and Jolly, Mary drives away all melancholy. JOHN SPRONN Heart to resolve. a head to contrive. and a hand to execute. Student Council 3. 41 Parliamentarian 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Attendance Chairman 4: Key Club 4: Home Room Representative 3. 4: Minstrel 3. 4: Intramural Basketball and Softball 3. MAXINE SPENCE And surely she was apt for jest and sport. Dis- cussion Club 4: Junior Red Cross 4. JOHN SPENCE A strong character. founded on the solid rock of principle. Track 3, 4: Senior Science Club 4: Student Council 2, 4: Intramural Football 4: Silver Spikes 4. BAYARD TOUSSAINT Your friendly smile can keep al' those happy near you. Wheel Club 4: lst Vice-Fresirlunt. KITTY THOMAS She who. secures within. can say tt,intn'row, dll thy worst lor I hate built tnrluy JOHN THOMAS ':ls there a heart that tnusic can not melt'1'i Give Club 3. 4: Orpheus 4. BILL THOMAS An investment in knowledge pays the best inter- est, Future Teachers 3. 4: H1-Y 4: President 3: Vice-President 4. Dade County Council of Future Teachers 2. 3. 4, President 4. Thespians 4: N.H.S. 4. RICHARD THAYI-IR :He can beat those drums. but you cannot beat Richard for friendship. knowledge, and 'zoodwill Band 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Science Club 4: Sargeant at Arms 4: Swing Band 4: Drummer 4: Minstrel 3. 4. CHICO TORNELI, :'Talented. carefree. clean and neat. . We think that Chico is all rt-et. Main Office. Lost and Found, Attendance Office 4: Student Council 2. 3, Intra-Mural Football 2. 3. 4. NANCY TEMPLETOIN Her ways are ways ot pit-asuntness and all her paths 2ll'6.' peace. Junior Classical League 2. 43 Orpheus 4: Min- strel 31 Glee Club 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Operetta 2. 3: Science 3. JACK TAULE Everybody like and respects self-made men. WANDA TASKER Lots ol' lun. a good pal with plenty of school spirit. Art Cltlb 2. 3. 4: Band 3. 4. Corporal 3. 4: Minstrel Show 3: Motion Picture Operator 2: Y-Teens 4. NANCY TAPPAN A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Ct.A.A. l. 2, 3, 4: Captain 3. RALPH SURRENCY The delight and applause of our stage. Thes- pians 3, 4: Thespians Vice-President 4. IDA SUMMERFORD How near to good is what is fair. MARY SPANCENBIERG Eleclr1cnlly' sps-uklml I am n sIwck 'f 4. Spun wrrle-r 4: X-In-1-nw .2 Pun Am GAA L! 3. Club 2 Ikluulmr 2. I-111 lla-lulrl sm!! 3, 4. Qulll uucl S4-x-,ll J. 4 Quill :uni Svlull num 3. 4: Mlkn- und lkiufquv 4, Drs .I -I, Ii:-.umm hluil -I 'Iln-V vuw Vlub 4 P PTA PIM-v lid 4 Allxvrl Yuurh 4. 'lxe-.14 4 mu- clvnl f'c,l1urll 4 4 Q l.Ulll5Iz 'I'h1- Irmrl ll..4l llutll Sl' KIi'I'II rrmslv xuu lxur, lunlm zu.ull- mu slum! Sm- ul 51 flu-N 4. C'.ncl4-uw Il 4 Vuxp xulx I 4 4IIi1lll D1wc'rur'x Alrh- 4 Iiuuur Su - Q . 3. 4. Sm' 3 V-Pri-N 4 uf Iulvl-1'lub tuuull Y-Teens 3 4 Ihnuuu Stull, I'u-1u1'e- Ed Hr-rl Iizrl- ezw 31 Mlke :md Niuscuu- LI 4. Sludv-1 LH Club Rep Iiexumrlrlu Cvun Sr ll C'u.luzl 4 Prum 3 I-'RANK SHUI 'slvzlr-1-.Imi nulrlwln .nv ue-ry xalulxble Qlmlllu-5 ,IEA 'Vuuf .luml -uw-I Irum N SNAPI' lu-url ru Um SIIIRLIQY RAY SMI'l'II She mu burn tulklmz amd us vet. lunmrl hurl :I rurrmplm-to lm-lapse' ' UAA l. Z. Y-'II-vm 3. Mllu- .mal M.lxq1u- ll 4 'I lu-xpumx 4. NHS 4 ARLI-IA SMITH Ihf.urL m.n .rpxw thuugh ll eucif xlrltm-r ' RUSLYN SMAI,l.I'1Y Ih-1' Irxuudm. Llmy .Ire mum, he-r fue-5. :uv ilu-lv 11115 ' ' Lurm Club 3 41 Comme-rclul Club 4 hun-- lnxw 4. YAl'rz-rm Ii 4. Qzull mud Scroll IAWRI-INIII-I SlNGI,l'I'I'0N Ac'!mus Apvuk lrmclvr llum umxlx ' FI A 2. Il. 4 BOB SINGER Slow and slezlzly 'Mus the 1'm'e. 'Flxesplzxm 4, REBECCA SIMPSON Blessed wllh u pleasing mmlle and a ner Baud 1, chef-ry mam- 2 3. -I. 151 Lreureuaut -1. I-'LURA .IU SIMUNTUN 'Yuur wrt mukem others M1115 Ju mor Cluffu-ul League 3. 4. Y-'IM-114 2 3. Curie-Item 3. 4. Curpmul 12 Olf1ce5IuIl 2 ll, 'I'lu-:p1.mf 3. -I, NIIS 4 JUAN SIMMS HluA In ull llurl rl luknm tu make' ln Izulx ' am , EIII: I z naw, QW? , W I 4- 46 3' 1 ' , ' 4 a W A f 4 ,Nw W, 1 5122 ' A f324fgl'4 PEW! V f ' M wc pf l Vw mai 4' 1 ., ,V uf , M 24 1 WQM? fy 'ff ,,j. , , ,, f 0 mf? f V' 1 fffwff V ,I , .,.,. ' W K ff ., C' IZ? P gf-sa-1 '55 l ws.. ,. I , 'MP' i f fl lf , ,W f . i f 4 . mm , A 1 , Y 1 ,iff f 1 4 S '77 1 i 'Y l 'T . f 'Q ' ' rf' . , 5, .- -w 3 1 f if S Ap. , Qi' 'Q WALT SIMMONS 'A mlm nllvr lux nwn hr-:lrt GRHTA SIMMONS 'Absent xlw ls a vllznrzxrts-I 'mde-rstrmd. but present XIXP ls ra l'm'c0 rmpf'r'lf'd Y-Tvenv 2. 3. 42 Herulri Staff 4: Mrke and Mnxque 4: Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Su! 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Red Cruss 4: Student Councxl I. Q 1ll and Scroll 4. PAUL SHUFFLIN 'Fur he'f za jullx, grmci fsllrlwf' CAROL SIIllFFI,IN A xwnrm ul rlmrm if .lx mrv Lv il num nf swuuir Juulur Cllnsuul Lmrgur 3 IIII,I,Y SIIICRILI, 'Slew .1l!l'r :ls-1: Ihr IA-id'-r l .I-,rw-u.mlr-11 Baud fl. 4 ICVI-ILYN SHAW Spf-Q-1 ll LX ulu-1. re'pv.lu-ci x.lv-:ue ur-wr ' MARIE SIIANKLANII Sxrlx :NM-et slxyuc-sw ml-sex Ihr lwurv Munlrur I, 4 DQ-lu. 5 Otlrr-e 3 IIAVIII SIIAI-'I-'ER rm-,C laramur make-X .Ill ':..:.gX mlvzdblr IIETTY I.0U SIIAFIER Sm- is mr brlullunt tl.e- sweeter, the neatest. ,.:.d Lllr luxnplf-fra' m1..lr Clnssrcal Lengue 3. 4-rf' 'va 49 ALICE SAMPSON Merry as thc day is long. Red Riders 3: Disc. Club 4: Y-Teens 4: Thespians 4. MARY JANE RYDER Nice things come in small packages. Commer- cial Club 4. LOIS RUPP Ambition has no rest, Y-Teens 2. 3: G.A.A. 2. R' Discussion Club 4, Cndettes 3, 45 P.F.C. 45 N.ll.S. -4. TOMMY RUCKS One not easily forgotten, Football 2, 3. 4: Track 3. 43 Hi-Y 4. CLARA RUCKS Out of the aliuntliuic-e oi the heart the mouth speakt-th DCT. 3. 4: Treasure -1: G.A.A. 1. 2, BETTY ROUTON Beauty is like the night that never dies. Student Council 2. 3g Point System Chairman 43 Y-Teens 2, 3. 4: Secretary 32 Vice President Inter Club Council 42 Cadettes 33 Discussion 3, 4: Mike and Masque 4: National Honor Society 3. 42 Secretary 45 Minstrel 3: Treasurer ot' Senior Class. Library 3: Thespians 4. ALBERT ROSILLO Calm, serene was he. but more of il gentleman I never did see, BERNICE ROSES A rare combination of beauty and brains. FRANK ROM A good and just man. Srience Club 3. -W RUBEN SERKIN Through originality and good IIllHltll', one find: what he is in search oi. BILL SEVER The world is as you take it. Monitor 3. Glee' Club 3. D.C.T, 4. MARIE SEIFERT Wise at the ways of the world. Girl Reserves 1, Jr. Classical League 1. 23 Future Teachers of Am- erica 4, Key Club 2. DAVID SEIBER And why should life all labor be? Tennis Team 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 2. 3, -4. MICHELL SCRUGCS UThe actions nf men are the best interpreters of their thoughts, Future Fariners ot America 1. 2, 3. Vice President 3, PAT SCOTT UTo educate the intelligent is to enlarge the hori- zon oi its desires and wants .IO ANN SCOFIELD lf silence were golden. then Bunny would be 3 pauperf' G.A.A. 1. 25 Mike and Masque 3. 4: De- bate Club 3. 43 Swim Team 2: Student Council 3: Monitor 1. 2, CHIP SCOFIELD A good name endureth forever. HELEN SCANLON Sweeter than honey. Y-Teens l. 2. 3. 4: Discus- sion 2. 32 Monitor 12 Mike and Masque 3. 4: Vice President 4: Red Cross 4. .IOHN SAYLORS' All things except silence brings repentance. Glee Club 3, 4. JOAN SASNETT Sweetness, truth and every grace are read dis- tinctly in her face. Student Council 1. 2: Li- brary Club 2: Cadettes 3. -tg First Lieutenant 41 N.H.S. 4. MARIO SANTANA He is the kind of man who has a good time when he can. 9? W I 1? . 5, .... t - fe , ., 5 , gi Q-A ,if ' I , ' -,gt Wifi' --.A .3 Q. ti ROSS ROMPREY Takes life as he finds it. JIMMY ROGERS Ile HVCS bA' which is best. Basketball 4. l.UIIIl.l.E ROGERS A merry heart maketh a checrful countenance. Y-Teens 3: French Club 31 Latin Club 3: Discus- sion Club 3. 4: Secretary 4: Mike and Masque 4: Junior Red Cross 41 Aht Club 43 Honor Societ5' 4. BARBARA ROGERS Sm1lc and thc world smiles with you. Y-Teens 4. ADOLPII ROBINSON Ii mu haw- one truc friend. you have more than your share. MINNIE RIVERO 'I'hc noblest minrl the best contentment has. ILA A. l, 2. 3. 4: Point Recorded 3: Student Cfvunf cil Representative 2: Commercial Club 33 N.H.S. 4. BEBE RIVERS 'Sona wins grace with the gods above. and with the gods belowff Glee Club 2. 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3: Y-Teens 2. 3. 41 Orphms 41 Mixed Chorus 2. 3, Pan-American 3. CHARLES RILEY He if strong who conquers others. he who conoueus himself is mighty. PI-IYLLIS RI DGWAY Not by years. but by disposition. is wisdom meas- ured. Cadettes 3. 4: Corporal 4: Honor Society 3. 4L Edison Herald 3: Squill and Scroll 3. 43 Editor in Chief of Beacon 4: Y-Teens 3. 4. Dis- cussion Club 3: Thespxaus 3. 4: Office Worker 2: Home Roop Rev. 3: P.T.A. Board 3. ARMANDO REISGO When a friend asks there is no tomorrow. BEVERLY RIDDLEBERGER i'Bclnud this calm exterior zx bit of mischief lies. DOUG REYNOLDS A free and friendly fella. Football 2. 3. 4. ae A 'ee Hi' .- 4' fn 4 .yr g, 4 :, Wie . .,4wv 'f 4? of-if ,pw ei? 4140 I. If . 'rw . 1 A ,V ,.. xx ft f.: ' U 2 ful' if ' 5 W'f Y 5 y C at 1 T 11' A , 3 4 ' it Qi' - . 8 :A . 41 V .f Je 7 Z , .J , I V n f ff 'Wife L85 .1 'M va 430 MW! 5 , f ff. 4 W4 .. f, fa 4' uf 'A ' , ,x .. ..-.1 'I 4' I F 4 NILO REGOJO He answers the description this page gives to a T. .IOAN REEDER All people see the same objects but intelligence is the tongue that tastes them. Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Mike and Masque 4: Discussion Club 3. 43 Beacon Staff 3. 4: Co-Editor 4: Herald Staff 43 Y-Teens 4: Junior Class Representative 3. BILL REED 4'Silence is Golden. Junior Classical League 2, 3: Science Club 41 Allied Youth 4. RAY REED Tis his good fellowship that niakcs you nant to know him. JOYCE REDMAN First think and then speakf Thesplans 3. 4. Mike and Masque 3. 4: Secretary 4: Herald Staff 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3. 43 Sgt. Orchestra 3. 4: Librarian 3: Red Cross 4. KATHARI NE RECH Erer5'body's Friend. Discussion Club 1: Band 1 2. 3. 4: 2nd Lieut. 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4. Thes- pians 3. 4: Secretary 4: N. H. S. 4. I- VEI YN RALLERSON T knoa her is to like her and ue all lmnov. er C ettes 3 4 Corporal 4 H Teens 2 3 4 Dance Council 'V 3 Seeretar 3 D scu K on C Jb P Spanish Cllb -l The a D IVFNPI I I- RAIN! ence mn do gold 'ln can do little ha POXXIII RIGIN Hc has '1 heart and acts his speeches from it Naul air Reserxc Club Iutra Mural Football 'Z' 43 uffiff' ,f , , t er 1 , A. -A W i if iffg . -an I HARVEY PENLEY H a man is worth knowing at all. he is worth knowing well. Key Club 2. 3. 4: V-Pres, 4: Nat. Forensic League 4: Pres 4: Debate 4: Band 23 Hi-Y 3: Pan-Am. 31 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. JACK PEEPLES Nothing great was ever achieved without en- thusiasm. Student Council 1, 2, 3. 41 V-Pres 3: Minstrel 1, 2, 3. 41 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Drum Major 3. 4: Student Conductor 3. 4: Captain 4: Key Club 3. 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: V-Pres. Dade Fed. of Student Governments 3: Vice-President senior class 4. CLAYTON PATINO What should a man do but be merry Track 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4: Wheel Club 4: Liason Officer 4: Student Council 4. BOBBY PARKER A finished gentleman from top to toe. Honor Society 4. JEANNE PARCELL Success is for the asking. EVELYN PALMQUIST Write me down as one who loves her Iellowmenf' Y-Teens 4: Christian Crusaders 3, 4. JOYCE PAFFORD Good things come in pairs. LOYCE PAFFORD Good things come in pairs, MARILYN OXTOBY Pretty is as pretty does. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Quar- termaster 4. Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 2: Li- brarian 3: Thespians 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 4. i E P 4 s f zz gg? I uf -:rr ff! ,... , - , 'H . , , '41,rgg',Q ' , ' 0 44' A f fi' i ' ,--.,., -A:-,,.,:- e :-,, . :2:1 2 :- . Q , A:-: r 55 - A-3: 4 , .4 . fi 4 t : , .f fa -I 1 ig., 5 : , EM? 25. ' , ' y ,QV ' JANE PUCLIESE Generally speaking, she is generally speaking, Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Operetta 3. 4. COLA PRICE He has no trait more striking than his common sense. VICTOR POWERS A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find, LONNIE POWELI. Her sunny disposition radiates joy all about her.- Thespians 3. 4: Pres. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Ll' brarian 3: Y-Teens l. 2. 3: Red Cross 3: Mike and Masque 33 D. C. T. 4: Chaplain 4. ELIZABETH POWELL UA merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Band 2, 3. 4: Minstrel 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4. CHARLES POWELL His ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Band 3. 4: Quartermaster 4: Orchestra 4: I-IiY 4: Swing Band 3. 4: Minstrel 3, 4. CAROL PORST Her mischief lurks in gay disguise. Commercial Club 4: Y-Teens 4: Junior Red Cross 4, G.A.A. 1. PAUL POHL The man worth while is the man who can smile when everything goes dead wrong. Student Coun- cil 3, 4: Co-chairman student directory 4: Locker Chairman 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Wheel Club 4. HARVERY PICKOVER Gentleman is written legibly on his brow. JOYCE PHILLI PS Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Pan-Am. 45 Girl Reserves 23 Junior Auxiliary 2: Music 2. JUANITA PERRY A loyal friend eager and true. Com. Club 4. THELMA PEREZ Be silent. or let thy words be worth more than silence. Glce Club, Operetta. G.A.A., Dance Coun. w,, 4 r f r s VIRGINIA OS'I'Al lN A :und mxisclexire is fi Soft pillow ICLAINIC OPPICRMAN Hr-r air. her manners. all who saw admire. I'IiTI'1 O'NI'III.I, Wim-lv careless. innnrentli any ' Intrzimurzil Bux- kettmll 3. -I, lntrzmiurzxl Frwutbull 3. 4. Pan Ameri- can Club 3. 4: Science Club 4. IiI.IC,-KNOR OLSON Her luxe knmvs nu bounds M.-X RTIIA OI,SI'lN A Slszht to mzikf' an old man younn Junior Classical League 3: Junior Clmx Play 3. Y-Teens 2. fl, 4. Red Cruss 43 Discussion Club -I. Thes- pians 4. Thr nrt-at end of hfe is tion. A irentleman. bruzht and JOHN OGDI-IN WAYNIC hear from him some future time. Pan Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Parliament Key Club 2. 3. -I: President not knuwledxle but ac'- ODOM keen. und kind: we'll American urian l. 3. Treasure 3. 43 H1-Y 3. 4. Student Council l. 2. 43 Beacon Staff 4. ROBERT O'IiRII'IN A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest of men. Red Cross 4: Intramural Font- ball 4. ROLAND NUNN He tour-hes nnthinx: but he adds a rharm N.H.S. 3. -1. HI-LRBERT NORTHRUI' xsdnm and goodness are twin born, LOUISE NIIIHOLSON A vhs-1-rful temper joined with innncense makes --w beauty. Glf-0 Club l, ALIIIE NICKLIC And surely she' Vins apt fur .test und xpurt, and she was ever stately and sedate Student Counril 1. 2. Czldettes 3, 42 Sen- 1. Junior Classical Leanne mr Color Sarxzeant 4. WM ' ww' 2 X r we ,X H, .iffy I 9-nur I .f 'Q' .IHA N NI-IWMAN I find no wealth is like a quiet mind. Orchei 3. 4: French Club 4: Junior Red Cross 4. DAVID NEWISIJ, A cheerful look makes a dish a feast. Band 2 3, 43 Corporal 4: Orchestra 3, 41 Vice-President 4 Swing Band 2, 31 Student Council ,IANIE NELSON 3. Innocence has a friend in heaven. IfI,ORI-INIIIHI MUZINICH S1lenf'e is Iluldenf' l'.IL'I, MURRAY He charme eierythinfz with a smile. ,Ili-'IN AGNES MURAWSKI Soft peace she brings wherever sh GIZI-ll,l.A MOTT A friend tb eieryone ' ROY MORTIQN A wife mmpzmiuii and elle' friend JOAN MORRISON ll:-rex a lirart fur ani' tart. ' 6 arrives y af- ALLAN MILLI-IIICE A mood character shines in its own light, Junior Classical League 3. 4: President: Honor Society 3, 42 Student Council 2. ALICE MARIE MEW She renders good for bad. blessinprs for curses. Glee Club 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Operetta 2. 3: Minstrel 3: Nativity 2. 3: Orpheus 3: DCT Club 4. JOYCE MERRILL She has friends. because she is one. Cadette 3, 4: P.F.C. 4: Y-Teens 4. ROBERT MENDELSON A pzood fellow of :ood brotherhood. National Forensic League 3. 4: President 3: Vice-President 4: Senior Science Club 4: Debate Team 3. 4: N.H.S. 4. CHRISTINE MOGLIA A good name keeps its lustre in the dark. MARY LOU MEDLIN So quiet and so earnest, 2Red Riders 2: 4-H 2. 3. 4: President 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Beacon Staff 41 Red Cross 4, National Honor Society 4. JOYCE MANNHINNE1 The virtue of her livelv looks. excells the pre- cious stone. Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Minstrel 3. 4: N.H.S 4: National Honor So- ciety 4: Nativity 2. 3. 4: Future Teachers 2. 3. 4: Secretary 4: Thespians 4: Orpheus 3. 4: Allied Youth 4. EUGENE MAYHERTER Manners and knowledge E0 hand in hand. Fua ture Farmers oi America 3, 4: President 4. HAROLD Mt-MULLEN The wise man guards against the future as if it were the present. Student Council 4: Hi-Y 4: Minstrel 4, Herald Staff. Sports Editor 4: Beacon Staff, Sports Editor 4. M174 MORRIS Tis his good fellowship that makes x N!-'Ulf know htm Kev Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 HOIWI Societv 3 4 Discussion Club 4 Intramural Foot ball 3 Monitor 2 MARI US MORGAN Straight from the shouldei ht hom 1 heart KENNETH MORGAN He touches nothing but what he adds charm. ROBERT MOORI-' lt takes a uisc man to discoier a V160 miill-' NICVA JANE MOORE Gaily thou art mine. Future Teachers of Amer- ica 3, 41 President 4: Pan American Club l. 21 Monitor 1: Nurses Helper: Office Worker 3: Thes- pians 4. IJOTTIE MOORE Virtue and sense are one. JANE MONTGOMERY Kindness is more binding than a loan. Mike and Masque 3. 4: Riding Club 3: Pan American Club -tp Y-Teens 3. 4. JOAN MOFFATT Often a silent lace has voice and words. DCT -1. MARY IIETTY MINOR Humor is the harmony of the heart. BARBARA MILLS She is kind as she is fair. for beauty livcs with kindness. BILLY MILLER Let each man think himself an act of Godf' BEVERLY MILLER Music is a prophecy of what life is to be. Band 3. 4: Sergeant 4: French Club 4: Future Teachers of America 4: Orchestra 3. 4. JOYCE McTYRIi Thr joy of youth and health her eyes displayed. G.A.A. 31 Art Club 33 Ridlnll Club 3. KENNETH McINTOSH Personality is the gate to happiness. Junior Classical League 2. 3: Student Council 2: N.H.S. 4. ROBERT McINTlRE He was a good man and a just one. MARJORIE MclLWEAN Thr heart is wiser than the intellect, Art Club 3: Riding Club 3. FLOYD Mn-GUIRE Althour:h a barhlul young man. he can always smile. Motion Picture Operator 2. 3: DCT 4. DON MvGINNlS He seems marie of cheerful yesterdays and confi- dent lomorrowsf' Football 4. MARY ANN McDANlELS t'Virtue is the first title to nobility. BARNY McCOY His wit. and humor is only surpassed by his per- sonality. Track Team 2: Baseball 2: Visual Edu- cation Operator 2, 3: Homeroom President 1, Vice- President 2. JOHN Mcf10Y Can it be such a peril him to meet? RICHARD Mr-CORMICK Truth is forever absolute. JIMMY McDONALD Small axes fell great trees, Band l. 2. 3. 41 Second Lieutenant 41 Orchestra 3: Minstrel 2. 3, 43 Hi-Y 3. 4: President 43 Key Club 3, 42 HOHO1' 50' ciety 3, 45 Student Council 3: Intramural F001- ball 31 American Legion Award Merit 1. DWIGHT McCLUNEY Gabriel has nothing on McCluney. Band 1. 2, 3. 41 Sergeant 41 Discussion Club 1, 23 Track 3. 2 ff aft, W2 A ID Q aff ,j, he y 2 Wu ' ff? f? mc .' 1 ffili ff r f l ?,f ,,.,f, , I -dv- E' 2 , 'Y' I J. C. McCLELLAN A jolly. happy, generous sort, there never was a better sport. Football 2, J. 4: President Junior Class, Honor Society 3, 43 Sergeant at Arms 43 Track 3, 4. MARY EDITH McCLARY Obedience is the mother of success. the wife of safety. Red Riders lg Junior Classical League 2. 31 Allied Youth 43 Discussion Club 43 Y-Teens 4: Student Council 2. ANGELA McCARTHY A thing of beauty is a Joy forever. Allied Youth 45 Treasurer 4g N.H.S. 4. BILL McCAl.l. Patience and gentleness is power. W ILLIAM MAY Skill and confidence are an unconriuered army, Football 2. 3, 41 Track 3, 4. SUSAN MAY She was all gentleness and tender heart. YATUEDS 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3. 4. MYRA JO MAY Better short and sweet than long and lax. Band 3. 4: Y-Teens 3, 41 Student Council 45 Minstrel 3 4 MONTE MAY He loved the game beyond the prize Football 3. 4: Track 3, 4. JACK MAXEY Every Jack has his Jill, Hi-Y 3. 4: Sertzeant at Arms 4: Wheel Club -13 President 4: Band 2, 3. 43 ,Quartermaster 41 Bugle 3, 4. JESSE MATHEWS Kind and cooperative. Hi-Y 1. 2. RICHARD MARTIN Lord of himself. thougvh not of lads and having nothing- yet hath all. Baseball 3. 4. 1ol.1:1:N MARTIN ' 'She has a twinkle in her eye. music in her ear. Band l. 2. 3, 4. VIRGINIA MARSHALL Obedience is the key to every door. Home Room Room Representative 2: Flag Twirler 3: Dean's Of- fice 3. LYNN LUMUS A gentleman by nature and a scholar by educa- tion. President National Honor Society 4: Vice- President of Junior Classical League 3: Sports Edi- tor of Beacon 4: Tennis 3. BETSIE LOVERIN Giving and keeping require brains. G.A.A. 1, 42 Art Club 1, 4: Allied Youth 4: Red Riders 3, 4: Red Cross 4: Commercial Club 4: 4-H l. MARY JANE LOTSPEICH Some women are 'queen for a day' but Jane shall reign forever. JOAN LOBELI, Friendship is a word. the very sight of which in print makes the heart warm. Student Council l.2.3.4: Cheerleader 2.3.42 Head Cheerleader 4: Y- Teens l.2.3.4: Secy. Y-Teens 2: V-Pres, 3: G,A,A. l.2.3.4I Pan American Club 1.2: V-Pres. 2: Assem. Chm. Student Council 4: Thespians 3.4: National Honor Soc, 3.4: Treasurer Jr. Class 3. JEAN LINIJSEY It is nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. HILDA LEWIS :'Aliiays an ever-ready smile. Monitor l: G.A,A. 3, 4. ROBERT LEVIN Clei'erness is serviceable for everything. Wheel Club 4Rotaryt 4: Science Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Secretary 4: Student Council 4: Allied Youth 4: 4. EMOC-ENE LESLIE 'AA smile to change the world. French Club 1. 2: Red Riders 2: Mike and Masque 3. 4: Thespians 3, 43 Y-Teens 2. 3. 42 G.A.A. 2, JACK LAULE tic-ntlc of speech. benefirent. of mind. Camera Club l: Secretary 1. 2: N.R.A. 3: Secretary 3. I-.LEANOR MARETT Joy rises in her like a summer's morn! Honor Society 3. 43 Cadettes 3. 4: Corporal 4: Beacon Staff 3. 4: Co-Editor 4: Red Riders 2. 3, -I1 Y-Tr-ens 3, 4: Junior Classical League 3. 4: Dis- cussion Club 3. 4: Minstrel 3. BRUCE MANN He-'s both a devil and a saint. PAULINE MALLARD Never idle a moment. but thrifts and thoughtful of others. Cadettes 3. 4: Majorette 4: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: Mike and Masque 3. 4: Student Advisor 4: Thespians 3. 4: Student, Council l, 3. 4: Corr. Secy. 4: Herald Staff 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4. GRACE MAKIN No gems, no gold she needs to wear: She shines intrinsically fair. Red Riders 3: Allied Youth 4. ,iffy low CAROLYN Mm-KINZIE 'tAn idea of courtesy. grace. and rvharm, Glce Club 4. BOYD ROBERTS t'I'm happy as I am.'i Basketball 1. 2: Track 1.2: U S.M.C.R.: Chemistry Club 3: Hi-Y 2: Camera Club l. 2: Boxing Team l. 2: Judo Squad 1.2.3. 4. JOE LYNCH The truly generous is the truly wise. Thespians 4. RAYMOND LYLES Theres music in the sighing oi his reedfi Band 2. 3. 4: Orchestra. 3: Hi-Y: Swing Band 3. 4: Minstrel 3, 4. K W .E W A 3 f W: 4 91' ,MPM av' 'G ggi I IIELI-IN LANDSMAN Beauty is truth. truth is beauty. Allied Youth 4: French Club 4. IRENE LAND In fellowship she'tl lziuzh and chat around. DOREEN LA I-'RA NCI-I The mildest manners and the zentlest heart. GAA 1, 2. 31 Art Club l. 2. RUTH LA FFERTY Every artist dips his brush in his nwn soul.'t Orchestra 2: Glee Cluh 1. 2: Home Room Repre- sentative: Vice-President: Discussion Club 4: Art Club 4: Secretary 4: Red Cross 4: Art Editor. Bea- con 4: Art l. 2. 3. 4: NH.S. 4. ARIIIIIE LAIIII The czreat mind knows the power of gc-ntleness. RUSSELL KUNKEL A really irresistiblr- man-courteous. considerate. gentleman every inch of him. Intramural Baskete ball 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Intramural Football 3. MARGARET KOI'I'LOW Easy to get along with. Glee Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Commercial Club 4: Student Council 4: PAT KOGHKODAN Judgment in her features lies. and all her genius sparkles from her eyes. Glee Club 1: Student Council 1. 4: Junior Classical League l. 2: Girl Reserves l. 2: Junior Red Cross 4: Representative 4: N.H.S. 4. N.H.S. 4. CLARENCE KNIGHT Success will be his motto. .IOANNE KINSLOE :'Her virtues were many and her faults were few. G.A.A, l, 2. 3: Riding Club 3: Spanish Club 4: llistnry Cluh 4: Dancins: Class 4. BETTY KING Her smile is her greatest sin. ELIZABETH KIMBRUUGH The reason for her many friends was that she was a friend. G.A.A. 3. 4: Art Club 4: Allied Youth 4. 'fl' , 92. it 1 . 'f Q l- f 9 1 t 9 7x '2T. ,T 1 U 45 I 4 if QQ' ff t ,Z .f if 1 , W 1 ge Q z ff 2 7 if , I ' ' Q. .L --fl M. ?'. H 4 4.7, iff? V 4 f jfgikiqz ' 1. ,f ffl.: . . A, .2 56 ' 'ff ' I ' 4 4 WW' V f . at -I Mirff ia 2, . if ,X 5, I x ,xx V 1uvrY' Wi I ,i ,-f I I . 40' 'W' iw -, ERIS KETCIIAM The gods have nothinr: on licr. ALFRED KESLER Every man is thc architect of his own fortune. IIERTHA KERSEY Small as a minute. bright as a silver dollar. Dean of Boys Office 3: Glee Club 2: Cadettes 3, 41 P.P,C. 4: Junior Class Flay 3: Y-Teens 4: These plans 4: Honor Society 4: Assistant Art Editor of Beacon 4. JIM KERN Of learnimz took he the greatest cart- and lead. LUCIN KEEN Laugh and the world will laulth with you. MARY KEEFE Genius is ever a secret to itself Junior Classi- cal League l. 2. 3. 4: Girl Reserves l. 2: Y-Teens 3. 4. Pan American Club 3: Dance Council 2: Sen- ior Science Club 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 3 TOM KEARNEY To know him is to like him. Intramural Track and Football 3. WILLY KAROW Nothing endures but personal qualities. CLAIRE KARBER Write me down as one who loves his fellowmen. 4?- sv'- I' r ARDATH JERKINS '4Fame is vapor. popularity an accident: Riches take wings. only one thing endures and that is c-linrat'ter. ROBERT JEFFERY Highly erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. Pan American Club 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Student Council. Sergeant at Arms: Committee Staff 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Captain 1. 2. 3. Charter Member Wheel Club 4: Chaplin 43 Beacon Chairman 4g Honor Society 3, 4: Science Club 31 KENNETH JACOBS Full oi wit and mirth, Football 2. 3: Track 3. 4: Debate Club 43 Football Manager 1: Intramural Football 2, 3, 42 Intramural Basketball 3. DORIS JACKSON lit-ttf-r a blush on the cheek than a spot on the hrartf' Library 3: Bookkeeping Medal 3: Herald Stall 4: Commercial Club 4: Vice-President 41 Red Cross 4: Allied Youth 42 Quill and Scroll 4. RUTH HURST Alwavs ready with helping hands. .ALBERT HURST A seod friend and a scholar fine. to all he ex- tends nothing but sunshine. Wheel Club 4. PAT HUNTER Her virtues niany-Aher faults few. Red Cross 2, 3: Monitor 2. VIANDA HUGHES She has a smile for everyone. Y-Teens 4: Chris- tian Crusaders 4: Allied Youth 4g Red Cross 4: G.A.A. 3. CHARLES HUGHES '1'h'm' deep. yet clear: tho' gentle, yet not dull. Band 3. 4: Corporal 45 Hi-Y 43 Th0SDiHH5 4- x WAYNE KAISER Wit and wisdom are born with a man HOYVW mem 3 4 Kex Club 2 3 4 w Club Science Club 3 4 SAMUEI JORDAN The vital air of friendship is composed of con ftdence 'IHELMA JONES As full of spirit as the month ol May. JACKIE JONES Tho true effect of genuine politeness seems to be rat-her ease than pleasure. G.A.A. 1. PAT JOLLEY A maiden fair to behold. Library Club 1. 2 Glec Club 2. COLLEEN JOINER Zealous yet modest. innocent though free. G.A.A. 2. 3, 45 Girl Reserves 2. DOROTHY JOHNS Laugh with me and the world is mine. 4-H 1. 2. 31 Commercial Club 23 Library Club 35 Glee Club 2. D.C.T. 4. BARBARA JOHNSTON Secret, and smiling are her ways. Commercial Club 4, Y-Teens 4. ANNA JOHNSON Lovely to look at. delightful to know. Cadettcs 3. 4: P.F.C. 4: Discussion Club 42 Student Couna cil 31 Y-Teens 45 Spanish Club 4. ANN JOHNSON Never a dull moment. Art Club 3. 4. ELSIE JENSEN A true face needs no painting. DAN JENSEN Thinkers are as scarce as gold. . 1 , ff Q l- 1' 31 . 5 W' Q... T if f:jf,'f: ...W 1 ' ,,, ' was 3 X ff -,..-ji, 1 .,.. , W V ,A 1: -zgzjf., ' . 6 i . 4 3241 ' ' ' ' ' .- f, y lag fu N' gs pf' :' ..::i:1-..,. - .E ga iz V' . A I 2 I 1 '-: 5' 1 - . V. 4 ,, Z.. ' A ,lg V ,, 2 , 3 55.41 . :'- ., ee Wf'N r' we - + x A - 1 , F 4 fr N .IULIAN R. HUGHES ' llneuff nlwuyf tune- for fun in :A day's work' DORIS Illllflf 'Mlm-lun-I muh-r .1 nulw nl l-urls Vlxuul ELI Ol- lum- LZ. 33 L'onnn1-xvlul Club 3. Student Council l 1lA'I'IIERINE HOUGHTON 'Nou-r loo buny for ln klnfl word G A A I. '13 l.ulln Club l Z1 Fu-m-11 Club 3 -1. Vu'f--Px'eKlrlm-n! 4 Sclenvv Club 3, Y-Teens -1 NADINE HOOKS 1,1b1-rty In know. lu llllrl' und to urs:u4' f1'P1-lx' gum-o1'd1m: tr our own coxnclence. is the lllghr-sl form of liberty. DCT. 3. -8: P.n'lmnxmx11n'um in 1.111-nl D CT: Pl'!'NldE:l1I of Southern Dxxrrut 11 C 'I'3 S1-rl:-1.lry nl Sluts IJ C' 'I' Club EDNA IIOOD A :lun ol wlndorn lb continual clleerfulnmsu curl Refs:-rxer 1. 2. Commercial Club 3. 4. DORIS HOLZMANN I-'ol Alu- ww ple-us.nnl. llllllllblt' ul porlf Glvv Club l. 2. Ll Arl Club l. 2. 3: GA A, 1, 21 GPF! mlm Club I 23 Junlor Chrln Club 3: DCT LlIJl':I- rmn -I HENRY HOLMES Cures :nr not nu frienzlm, Travk 4: Allivcl Youth 4. EVELYN HOI I MAN A frlend to have nl time of need. ready to help. whatf-ver the deed. Commercml Club 4 ELIZABETH HILSHEIYYIER W1nn1ng mule, wlnning persmmlityf' NELLIE HILLIARD O' glxe In a gu'l who sings at her work. Glea- Club 3, Mxxecl Cboruw 3, -I: Operutu 3. -1. EVELYN HERZ Ever an busy lnzucle-n. who out of the limelllzht lm-5. vu-r Xkllll clulmx luclrn but na-wr hurl uny IJ N. ' C? A A fl, MAXINE HERRING A 4-llr-Hx' word, lx uri-ating ull 1h9 vrhill-, A 6 'vfz Qnofl if! f .1-.. 1 Q .W up 5 -f 'Wg if ' ' ' 2 l . QB-f SHIRLEY H I-INSHALI, The bvst of lu-r lm Llll1:4e-ru'r- ' Vlsuqll A111 Olllvv 1. 2. 3. Ci,A.A 23 Iioxxllng Club LJ, Y-'11-1-nx ll, C4,n1mel'1'1u! Club 3 HELEN HENRY HA flower uf nn:-A-knems. u slr-nl nf gr.u-fl G A A. l. 21 Y4'I'em-ns 4: Art Club 1. 2. -4, Pun Arn, Club 3, 4: Mmstrel 3: Jr. Clasmlc-al League 1. 23 Band 3. 4: Corporal 3: Sergeant -I. NNADE HEMI'ERI.Y Patient of toll, nerr-ne umlcl ul:u'rn+ ' PAT HELDMA N' The zulu:-If km. Mvr an xln' 51:1-In :nul leans- :A pull ul lllcu' bcuuly und lilmlnvw vulll In-r ' Glu- Club 2 3. Mlrmtrl-l ZZ. 3 -1, Y-Teenw 3 -11 Herulcl Sunlf 41 Edllbr-ln-Clue-f Honor Sbclh-lx 3, 4. Slu- ch-nt Council 3 -1, Qulll .Incl Sf-roll rl. Obnm.l:,uf. Ik-prnb.lle-A 4, Ulnlwu: Club -I Pnl ul:-nt BUD HEISS Wllv vunrry nuw lor llmlulll-.-. 'l'v.-ll' 3 4 lu- brnry Club 3 Pu--.ulvnl DON HEIRS incur rnrn gnu ilu- Hue- ln:-n tllv- nu-fl ul ull lnl nulure um alll-11-xwlecl liund 1 2. 3 -1, I-'oolbull LJ. 33 Munir:-l 1 3. 4. Swim: Iizlnd 1, '1'rur.lc Man- nuer 2 Football Munuzer 3 I:.1r.1murnl Poblbull 2 1, -1. lnlnnnurzll U.ul:f'tbnll 3. 11.1141 '1'n-.rm 3 4 JOHN HEINI-IY An mzrlce- of rnlrllx lx uoxllx .1 pfflrm! -1' lx: wx DON HECKMA N Ii blowing his um' to srl:-:vm Bzlnfl Z! 3 4 Qlmx'leln1.ls!c-1' 45 Orfhr-!1.' 4 Studwi t'uunm.l 4 Mlnrllrl 2 3. 42 lJ.u.uA ll.1:.11 I ,l 4 II:-Y -G Wheel Club -I, JOAN HI-.AD Sume1hlng mnrf' than .1 ma-lomln dwell. f-ner in hm' words Orphan Club 3 4, Pri-xzdunl -ll Prenvh Club fl Pan Am Club 2 3 13169 Club II 3 -12 Minstrel 2. 3. -13 'I'l1f:xp..1nx 41, Nurlwxlg. 2 3, -lg Srudenl Counl-ll 4 ,gdb 1 Y' if if 4 ff' 25 tif' t TEDDY HACKER There have been greater men before me, but I seriously doubt it! Thespians 3, 4: Mixed Chorus FRANKLIN GUTHRI E 3. 41 National Forensic League 4, Every sincere man is right. Basketball I3-Squad 3. MICHAEL GROFF Not too quiet to be boring: not too loud to be iuilioyingf' CAROLYN GRINER Ulier beauty pleases the eyes. her sweetness of disposition charms the soul. Glee Club 3. 4, Opt-retta 4. Nativity 4: Herald Staft'4: Y-Teens 2. 3. 45 Dance Council 43 Orpheus 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Junior Class Representative 3: Student Coun- cil 2. -tg Thespians 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 41 Obnoxious lieprobates 43 Vice-President. Pnrliuinentarnni. :intl l-:minor ul the O. R. Rambler. WILSON CRII I4'I'I'lI lt':. not what you do. it's what you get away with Pan American Club li Glee Club 2. 3. -l. President 4: Thespinns -lg Nativity 3, -l. Nuxnl lie- serxe Club 41 Vice-President -li Minstrel 3. -li Or- pln-us Club il. 4: Director 4, Opt-retta 2. ll. -l. ZELMA GRIFFIN Grace was in all her steps. henten ln her eyes: in her every gesture dignity rind low ti.A.A. JOHN GRIFFIN Intelligence and courtesy combined, Model Club 2: Secretary and Treasure 2. ROBERT CRI IIIILE There is always room for u niun ol' lame. and he :nukes FOUIII for many. BILL CRIFE Thy wit shall never go slipshodf' Thespiuns 3, 4: Debate Club 4: Glee Club 41 French Club 33 German Club 2: Model Club 2: Pan American Club 35 Mike and Masque 3: Track Team 3. . 99 awp 2 43 9 gl' ft Q f eP is JI' AN HAWKINS I-'rom the deep South-- Listen to that drawl. CHARLES HAW KI NS A man of cheertul yesterdays and confident to- vnorrowsj' DICK HAVILAND When the disposition is friendly the lace pleases. VERNON HART Old Man River, he just keeps rollin' along. Sen- ior Band l. 2, 3. 41 Senior Science Club 4. MARY LOU HARRIS '4We praise those who love their t'ellowinen, Band 3. -I. BETTY HANNAN A worth-while person to know. Commercial Club 3: D.C.T. -l. FRANCES HAMMOCK ll is the nature oi u great mind lo be calm :ind undisturbed. DONNA HAMMITT Softly speak and sweetly smile. GERRY HALLIBURTON The most enjoyment in life comes from having good friends. Commercial Club 4. ELEANOR HALL Thought alone is eternal, Visual Aid Office 2, 33 Bowling Club 2: Y-Teens 3. CHARLES HALL In all respects. a man of churncter. Junior Classical League 3. NEIL HEAGER It is the privilege that to him life never grows commonplace, as to the rest of us. Bookroom Worker 3: Intramural Track 33 Track Team 4. :V-N 177 'SEQ' v MILDRED GREER Wise to resolve and patient to perform, Senior G.A.A. 3. -I. IIONREE GREENWUUII A picture of lorellness, she. Girl Reserves 1: Cndettes J, 4: Orr-liestro. I, 2, 3, 43 President -I, MARILYN GREENE What sweet delight L1 quiet life affords. Girl Reserves 1. 2: Secretary 2: Spanish Club l. 2: Li- brary Council 2: Art 1, 2, 43 Commercial Club -4. VIOLETTA GREENE Her hair is not more sunny than her heart, DON GREEN 'AA main of letters, manners, morals, parts. .IIMMY GRAYSUN 'tHe is all that takes to make ri man. F.A.A. 1. 2: Vice-President 2: D,C.T. 3, -4. ELEANOR GOULII Smiles awake you when you rise. HELENE GIPPE Active Miss. wither doest thou roam I'm from the gym: thnt's my home. G,A.A, 2. 3. 4: Official Referees 4. KATE GIORDANO She has a smile, not here for a while. but one that lasts forever. Riding Clubg G.A.A. 33 Y-Teens 4. CHRIS CIMMY Let us then be up and doing, Band 3. 4: Science Club 4, NEL GIBSON God's own little angel. VIVIAN GERARD Cher-ring :her way to fume, Pan American 2, 3, 4: Cheerleaders 3. 4: G.A.A. l, 2: Thespmns 3, 4. ', .,,., was Q 'rin If - . 5 lk .ff , Www' I r f' 3 v q ref, 1 I af- I 3' I iw fn 2, we 1? , 22539 if i I lil 'rtfezv' Mgr' ,Q W FRED GENTLE Once a gentleman, always a gentleman, D.C.'I'. 4: President 4: Intramural Football 3: B Squad Football 2. BILL GENTLE Who thinks most, feels the noblest. acts the best. Band 3: Vice-President of D.C.T. 4. ANNIE LAURA GAVIN Seldom heard but always alert. MARILYN GATTIS A charming combination of sense and nonsense. Y-Teens 13 Red Riders 3: G A.A. 3: Pan American Club 3. CATHERINE E. GABRIEL A smile of hersf an uct ot grade Heil Riders 3: Allied Youth 4. RUBERTA FYLER A life that leads inelodinus days. Art Club 2: Li.A.A l. 2 ADONZA FROST There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Pan American 3. 4: Cadettes 3, 4: Color Guard -ig Thespians 3, 4: Mike and Masue 3, -ig Treasury 41 Library 2: Red Cross 1, 2: Girls Reserves 1, Stu- dent Council 4: Chairman of Charter Committee -iq Future Teachers 3. R0 li E RTA FRE EM A N Pretty and wise, and just the right size. Moni- tor l: Girl Reserves 1, 2,g G.A.A. 2: Student Coun- cil 4, BE'I'I'Y FREDERICK Sweet and quiet with a read smile Cadettes y , . 3, 4: Discussion Club 1. 2: Commercial Club 3: Thespians 4: Vice-President 3, 4. lg, X, ANN EMERSON Fun and fancy free. RUSSELL ELSASSER Let me have music. and I seek no more delight. Band 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Wheel Club 4: Vice-President 4: Mike and Masque 4: Bugler 2. 3. -l: Swing Band 2. 3. -ll Minstrel 2. 3. 4: N.H.S. 4. VIRGINIA ELLIS In her smile you see a rainbow. Glee Club 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Orpheus Club 3. -l: Red Cross Club 4. SAM ELLIS A true gentleman lh.il will grut-t you with is sinilef' 'I'rat'k 3. -l I-IIAINI-I ELLIS The golden iule in life is moderation in all things' BRUCE El.l.ERY Ile just stalnlf. still on Sadie Hawkins llay DAVID ELDRIDGIC Firmly knit and treasures silence. Science Club 2. 3: Stamp Club 2. 3: President 2. 3. DORIS DUNTON Sweetness and goodness in her personality shine. Flag Twirler 3. -I: Nurses Ais 3. 4. GERTRUDE DOWNIE Silence is gain to many of mankind. Commercial Club 4. MILTON FRANKE It has been said that he who can keep :silent possesses more wealth than the king oi kings. H1-Y 2. 3. 4: Key Club 3, -t: Key Club 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 3. -lp Science Club 21 Intramural Bas- ketball 4: Football 4. JEANETTI-I FOWLI-.R God is with those who persevere, Library Club l. 2: Junior Classical League 1. 22. 31 Catlettv Corps 3. 43 Corporal 4. TOMMY FOX The laugh that penetrates. Wheel Club 4. PETE FORREST 4'Whose faults are such that one loves him still the better for them.'i JOHNNY FERRARO '4It's not whether we win or lose: its how we play the gamef' BARBARA FERRE' The ideal of courtesy. wit. grace. and charm. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4: Corresponding Secretary 3: Nashville. Tenn. 3: Southern Convention Dele- gate. St. Petersburg 3: National Honor Society. Corpus Christi. Texas 4: State Convention. Orlando 3: Thespians 3. 4: Secretary of Junior Class 3: Latin Club 2: Assembly Committee 4. I-'LORIS FERGUSSON Her friendliness admired by all. Band 3. 43 Christian Crusaders 3. 4. JOHN FARRO A good-hearted comrade. D.C.T. 4. BETTY ANN FARMER Honor is purchased by the deeds we dn, Glee Club 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4. GAIL FAIRCLOTH An active mind. ideas clever. full of fun and jolly ever. Home Room Secretary 2. 3. 4. DARLENE ESTERBROOK Humor is the harmony of the heart. Band 1. 2. 3: Sergeant 42 Orchestra 3. 4: Junior Red Cross l: Thespians 4. JOAN ERNST She who speaketh kind things shall be rewarded with adoration. Art Club 1. 21 Student Council 2: Victory Corps 2: News Reporter 23 Red Cross 1, 2. in ' zz M7 4 ' -' I Q ' T22 . J If mg! , J' 7 I If ' 1 ,IOANNE DUUGHTY Silence is true wisdunrs best reply '. Discussion JAINIIIE IIUUGHTY A little girl with a soft voice and fgentle waysf' ROBERT UURRIS A Quiet manner is an unlailing mark of culture ' Key Club 2, 3. 4: Treasurer 3: Motion Picture Op- erator 2, 3, 4. Pan American Club 2. 3. Scleticv Club l. 2. Senior 3, 42 Home R,nm President 2. Model Club 2. N.H.S. 4, JUNE MARILYN DURMITNEY 'Tho happzest person is the person who thinks the must interesting thoughts. G.A A. 2. 3, 4: Secrea tary 4: Treasurer 4. Orchestra 2. Allied Youth -l. Commercial Club 4, Cltil, 4. HELEN DUNALDSON ln fellowfliip shell laugh and chat about. EILEEFN IDULAN And het' dark eyes. how vleutientf' IJUROTIIY DUDII From the crown of her head to souls of her feet she is all mirth. Junior Classical League 3. 4: Home Room Treasurer 2, 3. 4: Student Council 3: Chairman Guide Book Committee 3: Junior Class Play 3: Minstrel 33 Cadettes 3. -1: Publicity Chair- man 4: President 4: Thespianr. 3. 41 Dance Council 4: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: D.scussion Club 4: N.H.S. 4. MARY DOBBS Silence is rare ability, Dean of Girls Helper 11. 3. JUAN DIXUN t'As blithe as the lark that each day hails the dawn. Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Future Teachers 2. BONNAGENE DILLOW Thu heart to conceive. the understanding to direct. GENE DIAZ Good temper is an estate for life. NICKOLAS DE TARDO A bachelor oi ideals and accomplishments. In- tramural Football and Volleyball 2: Bowling Team 2. 3: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Pan American Club 2, Il. 4: Junior Class Representative 3: Dance Coun- cil 3, 4: Vice-President 3: President 4: Key Club 2. 3. 4: Movie Operators Club 2. 31 President 3: Commercial Club 4: Hi-Y Club ll. 4: School Store Chairman 4: Student Council Play: Discussion Club 4. and the hand to execute. f f ff M ZZ if jf, .WI N 4171 fa' ,f 149' VIRGIIL DESKINS She his no trait more striking, than her common sense Cflee Club 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4. ROY DE SHEA Speech is great but silence is greater. LILLIAN DFAL The wrong way always seems more reasonable. Ctmmercial Club 43 Y-Teens 4 ,IIQIJSON DAVISUN ':Modesty becomes a young man Track 3. 4. KATHLEEN DAVIS Where hearts are true tew words will du ,IUIIN DAVIS Whatever thy hand lindeth to du. do it with all thx niiuyitf' Munttut' 1 Allied Youth 4 B-Squad Ftmthinll l NANCY DANIEL She had a toir-e nt gladness and a smilf- one nt-ter img:-ts Cadettt-s 3 -I Platoon Sertzt-ant 4 .Juniui Classical League 3 -l. N ll S 3 -3 Science Club 21 Otllce Stall 2 -l, Y-Teens 2 Discussion -3 Student Council 2 JEAN CLRRII-. In youth and beauty misdnni is but rare N ll S 3, fl Cadettes 3. -I, Curpulul 4. Student Count-ll lteptesentutlte 3 4. Chairman Guide' Book Cum- mtttec 4, Chairman Student Directory' 4 Pun American Club 2 Minstrel 3. IDELURI-IS CUNNINGHAM A wortlix student. sincere tilt-ntl uluav- willinv lie-lp ln lend' hm' 'fei- lx X A 'wing' ,, I I ppp NH We eeeeeeel in We V? 1 ,,.. :.:. .. ,IOHN CONWAY A man of sense. of grace, of uccomplishmenlf' SHIRLEY CONRAD 'lf'ie briuhl spot on blue Monday Glee Club 4. MARTHA COMER Tis beuuiy that doth oft make women proudf liund 1. LZ. 3 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Mike und Masque Red Cross 41 G.A.A, l. -l. J XVII' N IOWIISS He pleased us bi not studiing to please IIII A ihing dune xkiih enthusiasm is a thing done xxell IIIII lOI'I'R nin s ss mi 1 Ii le-nt lomniicm 'VIXURI1 I- lOI'I4hI:, XXL know noi much ol him but ulmt. we know ls annul. ' VIRFINIA CIXIIIC A carefree girl whom iroubles seldom trouble. Cudertes 3 -I: Second Lieutenant 41 Glee Club 2: Auuudance Office -1 ROSAMONII CLIFFORD From n little spark nun' burst ii mighty flame! Md' RAYMOND CULP One who knows his mind hui cares nut 10 YPU it. Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Orpheus 4. DOHNESE CUI,I.IiN Firm sweet und gracious. eu-n in rnmnion speech. MILIJRED CRUSIUS Shi will win her win' into exeryniu-'s liezirl Band 3. 4. CAROL CROUSE Her cures are now all ended IIOTTII-l IIROUCH It 1: thc best ot all trails to Club 2. 3. 4: Orpheus Club 3. 4. IIA ROLI N Ii CROW' mnke songs Ole? Good times ure her chief aim, This girl who doe: not ask for more. RICISEIICA IIANFIICLII 'AA cunsclentiuus person always sili'c'emls ' MARILYN COLVII,I,Ii Good temper is like zi sunny day. it sheds its brightness eu-rywhere ILIIINIJA 1IOUR'I'RIGII'I' She thinks Inst and deeply and speaks last :ind er ncisel5 GHORGIC IIORRAIIINO 'eMusic is his hearfs delight: he'1l get ahead. and be all right, Thespians 3. -I1 Mike and Masque -1: Discussion Club 4: Library Club 41 Band 2. 3. 4: Wheel Club: Sergeant at Armsi Purluimenmrinn 4. FRANK COPI-'AGE HI-In only desire. to learn IO dance KATHERINE CONWAY It is right to yield to the truth. 5 , hblu CI.l-.NllluNluN There is only one way to be happv and that is to make someone else so. Cadettes 3, 4. Corporal 41 Y-Teens 2. 3. N.H.S, KRNNI-,TH CI.l',.KRX A wise man never loses anjfthiml if he has himself Beacon Staff 4. Herald Staff 4. Bancl 3. Wheel Club 4. Minstrel 3 4: Baseball 41 Allied CARULYN CIARKIC Beauty is not caused. it is. Cadettes 3, 4, Cliaiiw 'f-'in Membenfiip Committee. Y-Teens 2. 3 4: Min- man Social Committee: Discussion Club 3. 41 Chan'- strel 33 N.H S.. Stunt N1ght1 Sr Class Plat ISRUUKS CIARK Dat am a man what do like f1shin Studen' l'n,unr-ll 3. Track 4 Ynuth -l Bl'II'lY Sllli ClMIO'l I'I Brains enough to flatter herself. GAA LI. Red BETTY SUE Cllll.lDliRS Honey catches more flies than xinegarf' -4-H 1. Commercial Club 2: G,A.A. 33 Christian Crusad- ers 23 Herald Staff 43 Beacon Stat! 4, Drners TALU CHHW She was born with the gilt of happy lauuhter Y-Teens 3. 4: Publicity Head 3. Jr Red Crtss 3. 4. Vice President 42 French Club 3. 4. M ke and Masque 4: Art Club 3: Student Council 3, Jr Class Representative. Riders 2, Training 4. NANCY CHAMISICRIAIN 'eller steady friendship proves her goodness ni heart and strength of mind. Art Club1 Monitor, Library. JEAN CAS'l'l,l'1Bl-IRRY 'AA kind and gentle heart she has to comfort friend and fue. ANN CASS Her ways are ways of pleasantiiessu Library l. 2. 3. 4. Pan Am Club 3. -4. Vice President 4. Stu- dent Council -l: F'.T.A, 3. 4. Corresponding Secre lark' -I: G.A.A. l. 2. 3. 4. SARAH CARTI-ZR 4'She's Quiet and sweet. a girl ou.te complete JACK CARTICR 'tMen of few words are best Football 1, 2. In- tramural football 13 Cafeteria worker l. 11. 3 tilee Club -I. f' ,ur if A it xx l W. 1 'r .,4Z ARNOLD CARTER Honest with himself. honest with others Frenfli Club 3: Science Club 4. ROBERT CARNEY Hide not your talents. they for use were made ,IUYCE CARTNEY SPie's all our tancy painted her. GAA. 3. 4: v f ' f filet- Club 3, -4. Mixed Chorus 3. 4 Narixitx 42 I Tliespians, N HS 4. QQ I'HII.l,ll' CARLTUN Men like bullets. go farther when pnlisheil' Student Cmuncil Representarixe 2 3 4 D.nu-i- Counril 2. 3. 41 Treasurer -l. 'l ia'k 3 4 Fr:-in-li Club 3 4 President 4 Same Squad 3 .ll Nl-I CARLTON Cunt:-ntnient is natural ueultli' i l',VIil.YN C.-lRl,l'lS ln qliu-tm-ss and c'unf1tlenr'e lies sirenutli ful tli.li'ac'le-r -lell l. GAA l 2 3 -l. Vim- Presl- rlenl 4 LUIS CKRI. 'Nnthinu is more hfi:.nrahle 'lu-1. l uvfil hear' ' GLEN CXRIEXX 4 Ot ur-nllr si ir lu all ,l iz.ei.ti ' 'W tLIiRKI.ll CXl'I,liY :WW - , 'llv .X inriiple-te iz. featiarv- .lnrl in nilncl with all -ff . ,, umd azure iw straw- 11 ze:,i.eiiinn Banff l L! ll ' 4 SQ-11.1.11 I.1+ :iQ-ilani 4 Ozvhz-s'r.l 3 4 Stun: CQ liahd 3 4 xrmsni-ei 1 3 3 4 svuuent C-iuntil l 3: ill-Y 2 3 4. Secrexlru 'Ireasizer 4 Dade Cn:i.'u liz-Y Council 3. 4 Hmnrdniu Ser-relufl' 4- Nu'1,.'l mor Sucietv 3 4 Kvf- Club 3 4. Jun- ufr Swim-r.t'e Club 2 Pri-widen 2 Ilzwrusuun Club 4 2' 4 jf f 4? ,- is I H-gy, pike, fm Aw i. t E . .. 44' K .fare ff' no ! , EQ-4. are f DONALD B EUTIQR One of those happy souls who are the salt oi the ROBERTA ANN BUCKTON Welcome as the flowers rn May, Honor Society 3 4: Dance Council 3. 4: Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4. Monitor 1: Cadettes 2. 3. 4. Vice Presldelil 34 Treasurer 4: Student Council 4: Library 1. 2. 3. 4: Pan American 2: Jr. Class Representative: As- 'Mnbly Committee 4: Drscusion Club 4: Allied HARRY BRYAN Deserving of life's best. Edison Herald 4: Bas- ketball 2.3. 4: Baseball 3. 4: Student Ci'-111011 41 Pres. Wheel Club 4: Hi-Y 2: Intramural Champs 2. 3. earth, Youth 4. CHARLI-IS BRYAN A friend to those who know him. Band 2. 3. .IOYCIC BROWN Swectl5 does she speak and move. Yffeens 1. 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4: Discussion Club 3. 4, President 43 Mike and Masque 3. 4: Thesprans 3. 4: Student Council 41 Art Club 4: National Honor Society 4. DICK BRETT One cannot always be a hcro, brit one can be a man. President Senior Class 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. -'1 Lt. 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Vice President -l: Na- tional Hrnor Society ll. 4: Swing Hand 2. 3. 4: Leader 41 Key Club 2, 3. 4: Committee Chairman 4. Orchestra 3. 4. Intramural Football 1. 31 In- tramural Basketball 3: Science Club 2. Pres 2. Minstrel Band 2. 3. 4 4: Orchestra 4. BERNARD BRRITBART Nature can stand up and say to all the world. this i-' a manft National Honor Society 4: Junior Classical League 3. 4. DOROTHY BRANNEN She feels kindly unto all the earth, Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Quartermaster: Assistant Librarian 4: Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4. B ETTY BRAM BLE She was more fair than words can say. Art Club 4: Glee Club 4. E r ,Q 9 -4? ' 1 if Q: as Z V 5 .fl my ,t 5 ... 43 ' . :lx A til i t gk 'A' 3 f w4fw'sw 5' ' A '9 .' a vir ' 7 x fin,-1' l RUTH CA NTRELI. The world belongs to the energetic. G.A,A. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3. President 4: Attendance Offici- 4: Orchestra 2: Student Council 4. .IOlz t.Al.I.AHAN The tory best friend a fella could hare. Kei' Club 3. Tennis 3. Glee Club 4. Mix:-d Chorus 4: Speech Award 1, Student Council l: Monitor l. Intramural Basketball Chamns 3. Intramural Sult- ball 3. JIMMY tIAl.l. The luturc it-arc to me. Junior Classical l.c.tgut- 1 2. 3. 4. Key Club 3. 4. Track 3. 4: Pan Atnci- ican 1. 2 3. 4: Sr Science Club 4: Student Coun- frl 2: Dance Council 4: Silver Spikes 3. -t, MARTHA CALIJXX ELI, Beauty: brains and breeding. Y-Teens 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 4. Discussion Club 4: Girls Glee Club 3 4. President 4: Nativity 4: Thespians 4: Mlxt-.l Chorus 3. 4. Orpheus 4. N,H.S. MARILYN CAIN! Al,l.AllI-IR 'YShe is all gentleness and has a tentlcr heart ' 'x-Teens 4: Commercial Club 4: Allied Youth 4. Student Worker 3. Jr Red Cross l. N.H S XX Al.l,At.lz BURTON VVhat a man is lies as certainly upon his countenance as in his heart 'A EDNA BlfRNIiI.l. Full of spirit and bltthenessf' JOYCE BURNSTICIN With hair of sunshine and heart of mold. M.kc and Masque 4: Red Cross 4. JAN!-I BURNHAM I would rather be small and shine than bc lart::- and cast a shadow. Thespians 3. 4: Qtnll and Scroll 3. 4: Y-Teens, 2. 3. 4. Herald Staff 4. Beacon Staff 4: Busincss Manaeer 4: Cadettcs 3 Discussion Club 4: Trcastrre 4: Christian Crusaders 4. Mike and Masque -t: Student Ccuncil 2. 3: Dc?- rratlntz Committee for Senior Class 31 N H.S. tQll.Bl'.RT BLRKIA, VVrsdom and fzoozincss are twin-born. Vice Presi- dfnt ol Futttrc Tcac-hers ot America 3: Mctnbcr ti Wheel Club 4. BARBARA BURLH Heres to the clt'vcx', may they be with us cyer. Band l. 2. 3. 4. Quartermaster 4: Junior Classical Leatzut' l. 2: Y-'1't'ens 3. 4. Orchestra -li Mtn- strel 3. ,IEANNIC BlllDllliNHAGl'IN Oi rnanncrs uentlc, of affections mild. A .'-53 j!-' r '- - .. . V 1 , 5. wr fm wr NW 13 2 V Q, Q5 vt ntl' 54. , . 9 +- 46? 4 ' w E' , . A423 A E JOAN BRADY Her charms strike the sight and her merit wins the soul. Glee Club 2: Junior Classical League 2. 3: Art Club 3: Pan American Club 3, 4: Secretary 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Junior Red Cross l: Herald JACK BRADFORD ':'l'he Hood man makes others good! N.H.S, 4: Band 3. -4: Christian Crusaders 3. 4. GENE BOZARTH ':Very good: no one could be a better man, Key Cltib 3. 4. Staff 41 N.H.S. 4. KEN BOHMAN 'twondrcus is thc strcnszth of chcerfulnessf' DONALD BORDEN Never another like him. BEVERLY BONSACK Her smile ever told of her pleasing personality. Junior Classical League 1. Z. 3. Cadettes 3. 4: Color Sergeant 4: Honor Society 3. ll. Library l JOSEPH BOLDS Strom: mind. Lzreat heart. true faith. a ready man. Football 3. 4: Track 3. -4. .IUANITA BOGGH A chef-ry smile and a pleasing manner. Library 22. 3. 4. Y-Teens 3. 4. MAE Bl.OUN'l' Full of vim. rigor. and vitality 4-H Club lg Girl Reserves 2: Glf-e Club l. Drivers Training.: 4. Beacon Staff 4: Christian Crusaders 2. 3: Com- mercial Club 3: Junior G.A.A. 2: Y-Teens 2. 3: Red Cross 1: Libray Cluh 1: Junior Classical Leanuc 2. 3. MARGARET Bl.ASINGAMi'1 'Good nature and good sense reignethf' Junior J. C. BLACK Every man has his devilishnessf' 5HlRl,l'.Y Bltibh A not-d mind possesses a kingdom, Friendship Club 2. 3: 4-H Club 2. 3: Dramatics Club li Red Cross Club l. 2. 3. Classical League. Q ... YA I f y w , .ng Tx Aff! a,....r Jw pg x ' -awww' . N... Q t ff. i MW' a ne 'E .av Q K' , QQ vw..-fy l 4 ALYCE BIERING And what at first had been an idle joy. became a sober. serious work for fame. ANNETTE BEYL A cute gal with a cute smile.'i G.A.A. 2. 3. Library Club 2. 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Vice-Presi- dent 4: Dance Council 4. BARBARA BEVILI, :'Her bright smile haunts me still. Shcerleaders 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Parhamentarian 31 Thespians 3. 4. BARBARA BETHEL Sho is' most powerful who has power over her- self. Y-Teens 4. ROBERT BERCIK To be prepared is half the victory. BILI. BERENSOHN An abridument of all that is pleasant in man. Band Corporal 2. 3. 4: Track Team 3, -E JOE BERTOSSI Success to the strongest. who are alwaxs. at last tht- wisest and best Football 3. 4: Track 3. 4. WALT BENNETT Nothing is achiexed before it be thoroughly at- tempted. BARBARA BENNETT Behind those twinkling eves. there lies much mis- chief, Pan American Club 2: Y-Teens 2. Moiie Club: Cadettes 3. 41 P.F'.C. 4: Student Council 3. 4: National Forensiv League 4: Thespians 4: N.H.S. 4. 5353 at..-A .2 ,.,: its 2 ' .K RUTH ATHA5 :'Su't-ct personality. full of rascalityf' Home Room llcgzrcsentatireg Student Awards 2: Chorus 1. 2, 3: t1.A.A. 2. 3: Sc-hcol Paper 33 Home Room Alter- man 3. 4: Future Business Leaders ol America 3, 4: GRACE ARNOLD Active Miss. wlntliel' dost thou rtialn I'm from tht- gym. that's my home. G.A.A. 4. BOB ARMSTRONG Lt-t thy light su shine before men that they shall knnu' your good works. N.H.S. 4. Cliulrinau 3. GEORGE ARLT 'l'ht- world is a wlit-cl. and it will all come around right. Art Club 4: Intramural Football 3. 4. ED ARLT My words are my turn as I keep them within. Art Club 3. 4: Ser-rettn'y-Treasurer 3: President 4. GERAI.DlNE ANTON Kimmel things sliuulcl bt- praised Discussion Clllb l. 2. 3: 4-H 2: Mike and Masque 3. 4: Girl Re- scru-K l. 2: Y-'Icons 3. 4: Library l. 2, 3. 43 CLA A. l. PAUL ANDES A young man who has enough brains to make a success of himself. Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4: Thespians 3. 4 BOB ANDERSON Busy little bee. ,IEXYELL ANDERSON She has achicxed success who has lived well and laughed much. I J ,, Ref 'qs-fig 2 51, 1 W, I Wux i W'-' YW ? 1 3 5 ' f f Qc Kaya, . ..,, 2167132 . ' 45 DW W, 3 .1 age 555: ..:a,...Z . ZW , 'g:s-eg.. ,g 3 A tg ,yin , 1 4:21, ' 1 ff? :eff f. 'ff HC ff 1' el ' SHELA BELCHER All her care but to be fair. and all her task to be sweet. Honor S.-ciety 3. 4: Cadettes 3. 4: Corp. 4: Dscussion Club 4: Red Cross 4: Student. Council 4: Dance Council 3. 4: Monitor 1: Deans Office 3. 42 Attendance Office 4. ROGER BEATTIE Wisdom is the principal thing therefore get wis- dcm. with all thy getting get understanding. Jun- ior Class Representative 3: Science Club 4: N.H,S. BOB BEECHE One of the best things to have up your sleeve is r funny bone. HELEN BAXTER Skill and confidence are an unconquorecl army. Red Riders l. 2. 3: Monitor 1: Library Helper 12 Red Cros: 4. CYNTHIA BAUMGARTNl'.R A pleasing countenance is no slight recommenda- tion. Band 2. 3. 4: Quartermaster 4: Student Council 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Secretary 4: Thespians 3. 4: N.H.S. 4. BEI'IY BAUCOM She brings sunshine wherever she goes. Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Corporal 41 Thespians 3. 4: Mike and Mask 3. 4: Parliamentarian 3. President, 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Minstrel 3: Red Cross. JOHN BASTANZI Youth is full of pleasure. Football 2, 3: Track 3. HOWARD BARWILK Pig skin paraderf' Football 3, 4: Basketball 3: Track 3. 4: Junior Classical League 3, 4: Vice- President of Junior Class: Student Council 2, 3. 4: Vice-President 4. JACKIE BARLOW lake it easy and have your fun. Pan American Club 1. 3. ANNE LOU BALAFAS ':Whcu beauty and skill work together expect a masterpiece. Glee Club 1. 2: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Commercial Club 2. 3. 4: President 4: Orpheus Club 3. 4: Treasurer and Secretary of Glee Club 4. ARTHUR AVRUTIS There is only one successftfv be able to spend your life in your own way. Motion Picture Club 3. 4: Tennis 3: Boys Glee Club 1. 2. ROBERT AUCKER Smiling at. and enough for everyone. Cheer leader 4: Track 4: Honor Society 4: Hi-Y 4. ng.-wr' lc. 221- 5? 2 5 ' .ff '-iff? ,. -' . .27 - V - W 1.5.3 ,lr ' ... f-at ,. - , .gf , . Q-nv , L f .- A' ff' my 1 . .,, , 2 v 'fir ' ' - -V . f - - ' A ,-....,r Q ..- .. RUTH ANCOX Fame is the shadow of virtue. ROY I.. ALLEY QQ, I seek for knowledge. Naval Air Corps Reserve Club 4: Intramural Football 4, VIOLEI IA ALLEN Actions speak louder than words. Monitor l, LANGLEY ADAIR He has many friends because he is a friend to all Junior Classical League l. 2: Track 1: Track Manager 2: Glee Club l: Minstrel l. 2. 3. 4: Cheer- leader 3, 4: Student Council 2, VERA WATERS Friendship is tu be purchased only by friend- l'ip. JOAN SPAINHOUR With kindness to all and malice towards none, French Club 2. 3: Secretary 23 Treasurer 3: Y-Teens 4: Commercial Club 4: Dance Council Representative 2. GUS MYERS He will rise to streat heights. CLAIRE KARBER My wealth is health and perfect ease. History Club 4: French Club 4. SHERRILI, JOHNSON Athlete at heart. student at mind, Football 3. 44: Baseball 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 4. JEAN HORTON Pretty to walk with. witty to talk with. Band 1. 2 .3, 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Head Librarian 41 Y-Teens 1: American Legion Award lg Junior Classical DON DICE Who knows what lurks in the heart of man. Senior Science Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Wheel Club 4. League 3, 4, BEIMIY JANE DISMUKES f To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to , leave at all. ALVAH BEUGNOT She laughed and danced and talked and sang, Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Y-Teens 4. ANNE WOOD She was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will and yet was never loud. at will and yet was never loud. Y4Teens 3. -11 Re-'l Cross 4: Discussion Club 4: Pan-American Club 3. ANDREA RU FF Wisdom is conceived in confldencefi Discussion Club 43 History Club 42 Spanish Club 4. gymef YM IOUISI SPAI lx ISK! I I lxll PLLPLIS X llulrm lil I'-IX ROUION Inmn 'Gt- IHC ' ' l'nwJw11l ff 'IAC' f ff 'iu'- ' I E 1- . '1 .N f'l'H, Xm'n'lu1'x ' 4' .', u.1'1' f3f.j xy Q2 U fu fx D 1 l w v i . I , W .C X AWWA! X f 'ff X I ff O H1595 YR XC y 5 XX ww V ' ,f Q If 1 W 1 , f x ! 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Trt'u.x PAULINE MALLARD Cu 1' rm pumliug St'1'rt'lury AMONG THE MANY l:lNlQ lllflflls--'lille Student Council has issued Guide Books to new students and sold them to the old students. using the money to pay for other worth-while projects. livery year, including this one, the council has issued identification cards to all students, giving them the priv- lege of attending all school functions unquestioned. To pay the expense of the delegates to the National Confer- ence at Miami Beach, Corpus Christi, and the State Convention at Ocala. the Council presented a play, The Eyes of Tlalocf' to raise the necessary funds. Driyes to promote attendance, school spirit, sportsmanship, courtesy and safety are every day actiyities. Student Council sponsors Student Day and provides reserved parking space for the faculty. Also. old flags are replaced by new ones throu,gh the Council endeavor. Isl Kun, lt'-H In Vlgfrf: Betty Rotlton lfllen lfranlslin, Talu Chew, Bob jeffery, Clark Bell, Harry Bryan, Pauline Mallard, Howard Barwick, john Sprow, Caroline Nord. Joan l.obell, .loan Throckniorton and Mrs. Vogh. 21141 Kon: Glenn Cormack, Jackie Prater, Marlene Minella, Ioan Saxon, jane Burnham, Bobbie Buckton, Joyce Brown. Mary Spangenberg, Caroline Griner, Pat Heldnian, Babs Henry and Anne XVilliamson. Cozmcf 6-ff MRS. XY'll,l,If'l l'I-A Vljfill CLARK ISI-'l.I flilriiur Cffmpliu LIOH N SPROXV Pi:r-li.1r11i'ufuriifr1 1 BOB -IIIFFFRY 1 Srrguulll-ul-Arn: i 1 i ml Run: Ralph Whrillaw, Iiradlcy Iiuklu, Dick MUG 1v1rl1. 'ffl' RUN? YYUHHC Peer. Cllclc Curbil. .lack Bradford, Par jackie Mills, Barbara licnnuu, Alcan Currie, Nick Dcillardu, Mary' IJUFI WIJII kind Charlene Denny'- Liiu Ruacl1.,lu.1r1iU Burl lrra- ,IUYCU MfC 4-l and Jclnctlc' ffl: Rau: Niilwn I-ranks. Bill Ivlar, George lfcrru, julian -HI, RUM: pjul PNN' ,lulm gpcncc' Bob wqihurn. Jimmie MC, Daniel, Paula Kavanaugh, Dcvcnu Ciuidry, Ann Class, -ludy Ummm, Cltuwn Ianni l1l,, Dun Hcckmsm. Rubcn Iwin' Richard Owunsby, Mary l.uu Mcdlin, Fay Miller. .lanct liriiclmn anil Ogdcn, Phillip Clarlmn, George Curradir mlr, Rnbcrl Miller and Anim Barnard' Fmb ww-IIUVY X111 Rnu: XY'ilsun Wriglu, Ken Saflm. Sum Slayback, Inuiw illz Ron: Narhuna NI4XYlwrrur, 'IU Null I'memr. Kay Up snfrw. Splftll- K-Uh? VUflhi'1KU'f'- f'U lWf YU' '11 l1 M ,llllll Hvdkl- Bill Harlem Uurris' Buwrly wird' Ann RUNUM MMF, Mugncl Tremblay, Margaret Knpplnw. Irunc Vulgan, Diana Schulman Chance. Sylwia Si iiiiiiirra s. ldgar I.cwis. gl-ic Lhamllcr, Alhcrl 'md PM Dunn' lalli-iss, Huh Kirliwy ,mil lim Nlcnna. Nui jmlliriwff rhlonla lrmr. ISCUSSIOVZ Clfub Here it was leap year and the Dis- cussion Club found that not all dreams are sweet dream stuff, as they discussed Boy-Girl Relae tionships in one of their spirited meetings. Although the club never arrives at a conclusion, during the year members gained additional knowl- edge by thrashing out international, national, and school problems. Q Q ,aw Bi-monthly supper meeting and special event parties freuently pre- H1 ceded subjects of interest. -Agni? Rini: YW? .Xtsisllg Bfowni VVCL sr. Name cards were sold to further their joint proiect with the Com- ,-- 0- ggi'- ws L' vera frfea . ' t 4 R39 ga. mercial Club to buy Bannlsters lor it N, lb Veelvx Ywriixn . - -z ' xe the steps to the stage. Ushering for uc' ls vpdixva ua lv . . . -'gefi M .3014 qv, A xehool events in the auditorium was X , ,sill gen? Sccgeil ' . 'X X' . :Cs ' another project. Nwivbl YXOQJY5' Loilxxb -W 2,7 A Sw W ,,,,64fQ,M! ., - .. f Members of the Discussion Club are: Iii Roni Alice Samson. Evelyn Raulerson, Nancy Daniel, Lois Rupp, joAnne Doughty, Lucille Rogers, Anna johnson, Carolyn Aloia, Sheila Belcher. ,lane Burnham, Mary Lou Vfenzel. Mary Edith McClary, Ruth Lafferty, Lila Deehl, Sarah Milledge, Pat XY'allen. ,loan Lobell, Carolyn Clark, Dolores Todd. Zmf Roni Max Morris, Nick De Tardo, Mary Spangenberg, Rea Midyette, Helen ,lean Bagwell. Betty Routon. Beverly XVard, Andrea Ruff, Eleanor Marsh, Teresa Stein, ,Ioan Reeder, Caroline XY'hitmire, Gretchen Yandervort, Dorothy Dodd, Frances Raap, Martha Olson, Carolyn Nord, Virginia Marett, Theda Hackett , Martha Decker. Cieirge Corradino. Htl Roni Gerald Capley. Bob XY'ilburn, Bob Xlfaters, Helen Reynolds, Mary ,Io Rader, .loyce Brown. Xlartha Caldwell, Maxine Spence, Nloan ilihrocltmorton, Ann Vfood lfllen liranltlin and Betty Foster, 1 n r. L assiea League jr. Classical League is Ll national or- ganization composed of high school stu- dents who are interested in the language. history and culture of the classical world. Its aim is to promote interest in Ro- man life outside of class work, to LIC- quaint themselves with stories of greatly admired Romansg to become familiar with the treasures of myth and fable which the Greeks gave the world, to realize the fact that we today are heirs to the culture and civilization of the Romans. The Club is organized like the Roman Republic, having a consul who corre- sponds to presidentg a Praetor, who is vice presidentg a Censon, who is secre- taryg a Tuaestor, who is treasurer and refreshment chairmang and an Aedile. who is program chairman, Ofgccr Y IJ , - . l,1?r'r1Il7y Iflffnl gi: 1 ' ' Uzvr I Sak fl M1 11.11-fd wood 'Jil AU. lor, Il Yllljjlcdg .Rt-Jrllik pf.1g-lor 'll1.'c1fl:Cv Cx run L, Cb - ALI - KVI-LQ. fvnmr V UrC'rj 'Hill lhle L P, . IS. . fI1rUl,Klc flbrggrltilclt-,IU tt'rt-mr 'nfl ' -ly, V - Wg, ' lillll C'f1.1j,- Il Ralisf , RMU A, QW 1 'W lit Kun: Nlaryorie Snyder, Nlarjorie Qodey, Lois Mathews. Betty Kimball. Dorothy Yearwood, Allan Nlillttltt Sarah Xli tt Bill liurkmmn. Bernard Breitbart, Burr Anderson, limbs Henry. 211.1 Ron: ,lack Rensberger, Sidney XY'uinti.1 Xhxint Cor x 1 Cqroline W'hitmire, Davitl Remrick. Paul Raisig, Iflla Mae Lewis, Yhelnm Hsll. Billy' Price. larry Xlingi ff t is Xlarett. George Ferre. Ray Seiver, Nlsrlene Dorrxs. .Nlarv iliempleton. Ro-,elyn Sinillex, slomnne Snioalt. Xornu lliisctigsxit sun Young, Nhry lidith Nicillary, Mary Keefe. ,Lili Rott: ,Innes Cuy, Robert Xliller. Stsnley 'l',nt, Plnllip Ri Llyde Hill, Robert Havens. Rslph liuttermsn. Roh Pierce, ltlitli l5.ll'Ll, St.inlt-5 Sehrieht-r. Holi Cnet .xtt xn linux Roberts Atvel, Shri .Line Reagen. 1 Ctsufvill studs' 1 fxlafw' Ss'- S No MH, ,mnusovwcbcrt ,dw X gram I- P-f'W',.xAw'i itliwtsi lil cw- V , Wnfft -vxccyres Y yur vhvxyys 06- . ,V . , -tiff .fp ' LjQhcc fund.. Scum V 'auxin . NXA wus. - its Y'-ilxx Bgb XL Yeigacv' Xilcllu N v' nv? -' t Pd il A U - . fYU 3 ow A . c pains 1 Club Club Espanola, OI'g.IDl7CLl during the fall of 1947 under the sponsorship of Miss Geneva Ewing and Miss Dorothy Cox, hopes to encourage the use of Span- ish as a means of expression and ex- change of ideas, to stimulate interest in people and things Spanish and to in- crease knowldge and understanding of our Spanish American neighbors. Several interesting moving pictures concerning Latin America were shown at meetings. In March a dinner meet- ing was held at El Toreador restaurant. Ivl Run: Lois Morrison. Anna Hendren. Frances Gunter, Sarah Milleclge, Lila Deehl, Marjorie Potts, joan Kinsloe. 2111 Ruiz: Heier-I5 Word, Andrea Ruff, Betty VC'hitmir', Xl' ' l R d l L ary to a er, He en Reynolds, Barbara Plumber, Gretchen Vander- xorr, 61,1 Kon: Ioe Rietto, Hob XY'ilburn, Herbert Northrup. KI. U. Yeager, Bob Pierce, Ralph iiuternun. Pedro Dial. P011 merican C l u lo Shouting, singing and cheer- ing around the Pan American Club's bonfire, Edison stu- dents got Hpepped up for the Edison-Miami High foot- ball game. Meeting to promote .1 friendlier feeling toward and Ll better understanding of the republics to the south, they saw movies and heard talks on South and Central America. With a party once Ll month, the social side of the Club was not neglected. Uf ffm, ' 1-ila f' 'Seq . ' ' Rabi Deaf -rm pi 0, An L' - U ru., Cass, WMI ' S0 'I w figll I, Bob fc ffer 04,1 S I1 LH S.YI1Jt S J J F LL L f'LlklLI1 .IH .1Nl7fl ,II Ill! 1 llllLl'I11lI'I TX RJJJF IH .ISS LL l l S .IX HL JISLI' Lf! Jl'l'IS FI L L ll HS L JI' 1 iv. x Vbaxnt Odom V41 ii XX rigit Nlr Cdmp L Y- .1 I I R11 5 Hel- R-1' -ll . Lil llc le. 5.1 .1 Xllll'lg'. Ci ' 'l' V d ,- il R :Ralpl Ci ' . , N11 V Cy , kloyw l'h'll'p , W' U ' K i ' . Rob- Ui '. Robe Pierce. il. ll. Y-ag-r. .-Xrtllur Sinini 1. Nick IJ' il' V' - , Iwi 'gl . . . Q b-ll. e wa ' ,, .nl N . . ,., vb' ,QV us' Nos- Y gain NX. X wt 909' Xe Vail ,go X10 WS X-xi Xe Psix 310' I B5 4666'- xs- -Qs ' ' X65 Q0 x , ow ,V P' .ini V - ,Q ,xv l SOGL' -Riel ef' Xxoogvxxww 'vjveasar XACOL ow' i X Y Vweeiace' V' i 1 ationa Honor bociety Climaxing a long period of anxious waiting by the eligible honor students in March, members of the Royal Palm Chapter of the National Honor Society tapped eighty-four to become part of the organization. Welcoming the new group at the candlelight initiation service, Lynn Lum- mus, president, stressed that Member- ship in the National Honor Society is the highest honor which can come to a high school studentg as it means not only maintaining a high average, but also having the qualities of Leadership, Service, and Character. Each grading period a scholarship banner was presented to a ninth grade homeroom. At all school dances drinks were sold and a file of college catalogues were maintained in the club donated steel Cabinet in the library, as part of the society,s services this year. iZf w+4 ax . A if l 2 Wi? Old members of Honor Society include-IM mu, xeillril: Anna Lou lialafas, Joanne Lnbell, Betty Routon, Nancy Daniel, Louise Spaeth, Kathy W'orthington, and Phyllis Ridgway. Zuil mu: Sponsor Miss Eleanor Callev, Bobbie liuckton, Sheila Belcher, Elinor W'Cll1Cl'il'lgI0f1, Bfwfly' Bwniack, ,leanne Currie, Pat Heldman, Bebe Rivers, lileanor Nlarett, and joan Head. HJ run: ,lack Spurlock. Max Morris, Lynn Lummus, Allan Milletlge, Gerald Capley. Roland Nunn, Bob kleffery, Jimmie Melionald, Wayne Kaiser, Paul Pohl and Dick Brel. Not pictured, Barbara Ferre and QI. C. McClellan. z 'S sv -. V Xlcmlwrs -rf rlwc Cullv. L W - l.ll,lluguc lc ummlllcc AVC N0tlC7I1L1 ml.. mr-Q1 K n..l,r.r limlxruxxl Spmmxm, Xlu. XX nl ' - nv.: ll-ylClurm.m. ll.: rl1.1l I I IL,l1fjr rflkilclv larry. 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Ralph Guterman, Ray Atkins. , Xl Yox!9l ', I ,erttsfwilkicv WW QYU g, ,,,.l oben kikvkscv ' in lofion Pictu re Operafors Films, provided for etlucntimml purpnses which correlate with every diy studies, ,ire Shown by memberi of the Motion Picture Club under the directiun uf Mr. Leslie Moore. The Visual l'iduc.1tiun movies uuverctl each of the many fields nf Subjects of- fered at Edison. f f 1 ' in if , U l N 4 X , N., . 2 ,Ierry Burmnn, George Minor, .-Xudrcy liar, kcr, Alvin Wells, Billy Reardon. Rnbert Durris, Nliltun Hair, Lluyd Russell, Ar- thur Avrutis, R, KI. Bennington. Mr. Niuure. Hub Kirkwy, Billy liasterllng, l.ddie Munn Robert Llohnsun, Tommy Branning. Operating Machine .lrez Heb Kirksey. Mr. Niuure, Billy Reardon. Lloyd Russell, Eddie Munn, Richard Young, Tommy Branning, ,Ierry Bermin. Arthur Avmtis, Rubcrt lnhnwn. C Ann in C1 ll'lL XX Q I IS L luxn OFI-IC l RS xx XX xllnms r L N10 u Hnlgn Hgnu Run 1 L llfLllX Wx 5 WZ? 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Tlwt 'lhcspian Officers: frfl lu rigfwl: Katherine Ruth, Sccrutnryg Ralph Xlianii lftliwn 'l'l1uxpi.xns thcn gave a lively Snrrcncy, Vicc-Prcxidcntg Lnnnic Puwqll, Prqsiduntg Xlrs. Ucrhyshirv. cntl tn .1 liycly xuasmm with thc cycr-pup-uf Spnmurg Cilnria Dunay, Treasurer. lar Aran-nit' .intl Old Iaccf' e 41, f 4' 'QW my-wig il jk, 1.7! In rlqfvl: lnnnic lwwell. Ralph Surrcncy, Katherine Ruch, Lili ria Dunay. fllil Run: ,Ianc Burnham, Barbara liuyill, Pat Wlallen klnan lamhull. ml Run: lnwgenc Leslie, Yiyian Ciuraral. Darlync Frlcrbrook. Phllif Riclgway. -Hfi Run: Mrs. Dcrhyxhirc. Bfrfhkl KCI- wy. Nlarilyn Oxtnhy. Shirley Rae Smith, Pat Nlingo. yluycc Carney. H11 Ron: Joyce Nl.1Wl1inl1cy'..lU!'IU Rudman. mlb Rau: Boot- Altman. Dnrnthy llndd. lvclyn Raulcrsun. Flora nhl Sinmnton, Betty Rtnatun. Cynthia Baumgartncr. juan Thrugkmorton. Pauline Nlallaral. Aligt- S.EIX'PSO!'1, Dori, Kastmw. loan Hcatl. Bill Trcmbly. 'lfi Run: George Curralino. Adonfa Pruwt, ,lm ge Brtnvn. 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Z .iftlx N: Qgjzf C iurs 1 I If llgbf Crrald L1 n Sguruary 'lrusuxu :mini Mmllonalcl Prgsldnnt mc Biol, Brut Vi L lru dui! Shui zur I I ll rl up no 5.1.11 rms an oinm XX 'llts C ln wlin 'm l.llL Hi Y Lonunlion i Ill I 1 1 I u ull llansgr Clark Brll lnnnx Nlullonall L JIU. mural Xunxrra .xt in vi nd 7m Ron in ru! unmrd uhini gori,L r,u:.r .1 muy lxris bnnmu iinhlrnl 'I nur Ioinn XX aus md Nnk DnT.ardo 2 4 gf --491 Sponsor lan1cS Hudson Du' l Nl C 5 , :gn . c lluncy. Vfalter Trcadwcll. liurdinnnd Morro, Clayton Pctino, Gerald Caplcy, jackie Pecplcs. Harold MCMUHCII. Ray Storiv. john Sprow. Charles Powell, Lucien Pudry, Bob Aukcr, Bob XY'alcrQ, Bill Thomas, -lack Spurlock, Bob W'inhurn. Bob Hcwiu. Howard Bowen, Gunnnrd Rubini, jack Maxcy. johnny WVJIIS, Vfiync Odom, Ray Morrincy, Dick Brett, Howard Vcumtra, Dick Tluysr, Mike O'Neil, Milton Franke, Kris Gimmy, George Corradino, Russell lilsasser, Vfaynu Kaiser, Raymond Lylcs and Clark Bell. In ffm' f'l'lIfl'l' arf: jiifrnic McDonald. Dick Zeigler, Chuck Hughes. Jerry Druler, Vir- gil Harrly, Nick DeTardo, Don Hcckman and Vfilson NY'right. vs X Q H1Y HAR lx l k I L r 1 Uclnnr ClLan SpLLLl'1 Clean Sports Clean 5Ll'mlarsl11p ClLan lnmg rum m LrLaLL mamraxn and LYYLIN tlmruuglmur ll1L xnlluul and Lommunnty lngh standards of c.,l1l'l5llAl'l Ll1araLter As onL of the tl1reL boss s rwlee Llubs ln ldl50l1 tlae H1 Y S Tfldln PTUIBLI WHS the Il'ISf3ll3IlOn Jlld nLllI1fCl'111nLL of .1 SLl'100l SU l ppw stun ln the Lafeterxa for stu L'lLnrs nn L .ISK L p Ls Ll r IX L+ L but .1 around bow nn tl'1L senmr Llass Also trophus vnu awarded zu the outstanding pxruupant nn eaLlx of the. iuur mayor sports twrball baskuball basLball and rraLk lx Lpnnp, IL s Lkl ln ln, nnLs nm L Lx Lxxmp s U I L xx lr prn1LLts x l mmas VK Lrlklx R ulhalm pour L U Hvaf 1 unc -rum s Lk m 1 xlfl xl alur CUUR Hlnll3xxIly.lxt Dunn R b rl mlm V luneluaf-l 1 WLYLI' I .I WUI' IHS Stull L k SUUN. 0lIlIlN 1 ur L0 Vulr Lrs R Luis L agLnCla uLry month OUISIJl1dlI13, 1s rln IFJIINIIL, CnntLrLnLL at Sna er C k pp reL At :lm Hn X Stan. 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'er ' ' .l 'nclmcr' Llir L 1' next to llle main ufficc annl ln August, tlm' ml fu uffi '- auf ilu A u uing lur ill Slllll-I ' mln: tn Il '- in lllc tru ll y case ar- tw -. . lc f be ' tu lilu' Ri.lge, N. CQ., Yu nfliuer .lnLl lL-.1Llurslxip :ram- I1 ' 'L k V' . ' f. v7f ,,4y' M 11 J, fr A js, wx fs , ' X' 1 f ' 5 ' , 1 Lf' 1114, , 1 1 7 q,. SMH T311 5 ' L f gf 1,' 11y , , . ll. I 2 , f fe f 5 . l A Nl' c L V ill' ll:-Y Sr arc. l.r'1 If 'ljffif Xlaym- Ka 'r. RJ1' Lyles, l. - P' l Niik- O'N'l, Nlll 1 l amkc, l R l' '. 1' Cl , I' well. Bull Tl .1I 'k Sp l 'k. I Sp ', WPI XY 'gl , Nile U-'I' dn. ll l l ' . l -'l-L , ' ' ' . C - F' '. l lm NIL l NX' 1' Od Cl 1' P ' . l i'l4 Z-yle. V1 jul la - l-1', Blb H- . lnb lb . R 1' NI ' l ' H 'd ll, V f- Q Ll' , W ' ' . , -. 1ux'l l'l XlL'l iliul ' ' s Yice-Presitlent ol' Y-'ll-ens ' Y-TGGHS Poppy, sir? Will you buy a poppy for the war victims? a Y-Teen pleaded as she stood in downtown Miami on the annual Poppy Day. W'hy, yes, Miss, I will, replied a kind-hearted Miamian. Such is one of the various phases of Y-Teen life. The most admirable fact about Y-Teens is that everyone, from the meanest of freshmen to the mightiest of seniors strives to main tain the Y-Teen purpose to create a friendlier feeling among the girls, to learn to know and to give the bestf' Y-Teens had this purpose in mind when they contributed to the Reconstruction liund of war devastated Y.XV.C.A.'s of the world. This purpose was in Y-Teens, hearts again when they spoke in churches, Community Chest Sunday on behalf of the Dade County Community Chest, and later solicited for it. On the social side of Y-Teen life were Y-Teen-Hi-Y picnics and parties, Y-Teen meetings at the YH and week- end conferences at Cireynolds Park and Snap- per Creek. 1 I Ruff: Xliss Nlclionaltl, Mildred Harris. lxelyn Palniquist. Barbara Rogers. Beverly Rijdleburger, .lane Burnham. Carolyn Ciriner. Patricia lleltl , Nlary lou xxiCHlCl, .-Xnn klohnson. l n-ogene l.eslie, Betty llaucom. Ann XY'illianison, Bertha Kersey, Myra ,Io May. Xlrs. liraclien. Iuil Ruiz: C .ir i tntila Real. ,loall I-ilwll. ,lanet lirochon. :Knita liernird. XYamla Hooks. .-Xnna xlohnson, ,Ianet Montgomery, lfvelyn lvans, lireta Simmons. bloyc lx lnion. Xlary lxeeie. llieln1.lll.ill, iril Ron: Nlary lou xldklllll, kloyce Nlerrill. Betty Routon. Carolyn Nord. lfleanor Nlarett, lerasurer Nliitlii ulwell. Paulina Nlallartl. Nlary Spurling Sylvia Xlasou, slffv Roni Roslyn Smalley, Marilyn Oxroby. Geraldine Arcella, lol, Matthews. Nlarili telier, Carolyn West. Nlargie Savage, Geraldine ,-Xnton. Nfl Ron: Nadine Tyre. Helen Henry, Fay Xliller, Louise Spaetli, ,Iolynn Hamilton. llele eanlon. Niarrlia Cionier, mb Kun: .Xutlrey XX'ebster. -lo Anna Spainhour, Patricia XX',ilIqn, Par Srrenske, Barbara Trvnible. Nlary lioldinger, ,loan li ler P ei.l-nt' lit l lirannen C lu li 'a tner Pl 'll's R'l' - A v i i ' ' ' '- . r s t . irotix , ynt a aumg r , is i iLp.,w.iy. ,luanita Boggs. l.ois Morrison, iarolint XXliitniiit. NIIIX C XISIXII. L C 11 vlnlu XXl1lln11 L' U41 Ihmmn fxn- Illll l'm1un1m,1rLl1cr CILKI Nlmxn-rn., Hklnu N :M rx. IAM ONLY S? NIIIN UIIIKIKN Xi Ir limb IJ ' IHA Hx 1 u xrzuur. Suxrurmrx. 1'i':.1 4 llk 'ig Sz , fxyll. Xl.. vm rm. I' wl.fL11.. ixu. I '-Teen XQXY TU HI-Y PIC NK Kun. KK., nigxx .u, Hur Hr.1m1cn. lnuxw Npurv k' V ,' .1 , . .Llmg.111m'r. Nh inlliwull. f,1ru11r1v XX'!11.111lrc, k',l!1u' lin: N. md Smnllcy. PM Slrmmlu, I-.uc Xlcr Xhrx Inu NIL-Jlun. lScrtl1.1 hp-rwx. Av C H111 V .ks Rus UAH gen 1- 2 QA XWUN A V xjons YESCDQX4: An kxxnngxmxx BHK B515 .i VNU i X nun .C T. lJ.Cf.T. Club enables industrious stutlcnts wht, luvu prumising jubs tu len-C seli-,ul early in the diy .in.l receive un the jun training. This year Dllfli. students participated in Psirliamenury procedure. Public Speak- ing. .md spelling cuntcsts JI the Distiiqt l7.CQ.T. Convention in Lilo: Vfurth. On the suuiml side nf the club, pcrlups the most suucussliul ,ind unjoygblc enter- tainment was .1 nmunliglll cruise and tlanutx l7.C..ld. stutlcnts from other luenl high sclmuls were guests .ind club Activities in the xnrinue sclmuls .irc tlisflissetl during the three-hour cruise on liiscaync Bay. Cir,1du.ites fnun this club have received training.: for the respunsibilities uf the work-a-tl.1y world and shuuld prnvc tn be intelligent and capable workers in the many Vocations fur which they have been training. ,fr- w, K 1 kkpmm UML Im 1 I U' , ,K , LLH11 sl L 'P Ik LIM NIIQIRS X UU gnu Irxx nun r, 0 ,, fl Lk I V LI nu 1 LVVN1 NO I A nn X 5 77l11un5 I In nic .1 rn I Im x 4 I H L4 .zu mmm In mr L LL1 Mvzrrmburu 'I r Ilfmzmr UJEUIC Teag IGYQ A111e11La nquus md umuntmns gut I L p I :gmt Ld ,xn o.nITuI ulr uslrmus m mnrx x IL L I QI I 1 grx 1 r v s I u fu 14. NllgL I nur M1 In mu 1 uxn l L Q Ml' Q 1 L. lug! x sr Ln xmsun Ml s u rx lr I mana 4. nux x I 5Z?5?WZ?2?W? -v f kN NLI' ' X TUFIL l 41 I kN L I 1 g ll1x l L 1 rl ll rv s In In w IJLIU Ls hum I xx S rms I u .I vum I nrrw I1 U' VR , ,. ., X , . TA I I ,, , ,Y I K if I J K QB: I . 4. , 4 ' Y L wx, . A. H, .V Y L I I. N xi ltd' ,, fx' -If lx - t . VWQQI' I ,yx-x I argl' f 'Afrc' f V ,. . , 3: ,, K' ,, I ',-X K A , H Undxfwff 1 11 g -ml K -J it vi I' - D-I-1-' ., fYY:1s111-- 'K I 'X I ' 2 C .H I mx ' 'I' ' . l,,., ' MMI . A' . f H . I XI , I . 1 ' ' 'VU .mi X A. II Ny, 'IN - . . A ' .Iai- -I i E n . 1 ' Q' . O . BJ ' . ' I 4' I1- s I1 l'gI .ls tI1c I5.'I',.'X. um.I' uv' I . Ind ' c I ' n.1I- .ln I wII r'I ,mI ml lu sI1JIv ru fuullull gnu c .ln I I 'I H 'I IX. 'Ix . will HIIM1' ' KI ll I . lu!-.vi I'r' 'd .s l'.1'I 's, .1 pr'-scI1m I jul- ju In-r w.1 llu fir cv- K uf KIM: '. . Iiufu- upl ' .m.I .1 Num Yu. 's I'.lrly MI. I LI1- s I iIu. 1 A f 1 J. ,, .,,,, ,, We W? X A I Z ! 'f 3 04925 l f Aw I . f , I 4 ,W ,,, f f If X' .If Q I ww ' ?, ' C3 I I .55 , 4. I ., . I f 4, ' I, Iz XI' 1I A xi-I.fl If r1 f1.', ..1.'I.f ,Xxm Cdxxx, X11 1 ' I-.Inv nn, I Ju Kukk. N' A I.m' Mm ru. l if 'II.1 XIMIKI , I iI,1r' K1.1mm- mx. l.,r't In VIgl7.', ,I r Q' ICIII II: H11 , I, nmu I'u'.vCIIN fwil Ur 5,-Nm my I IIA NIM I, ul . f Inn CI1.mmlwrl,u-1 - r- V. . '. 1' Im, IJ-1 ilu Ill: IIU. In NIxIIcr, ,Iu I KI. U - Ivy. Inu I,m' XI u , IU.1n I5,mn1Nur. S1 :L Convmrmn I I gn Yu5,gr Ralph Cluternun Odgll Marsh l H rtlny Nmk DL D Lrx osgplm Blalunn xlfhl .1 T113 Mnllonald lx x C lub Salam Assgmblx Luuun Kun l lmmx Xlgllurnld Lrlslm unto Run r Hxrr hun Fad Duda B111 Ottugers und Conmnunue Chaxrmgn II r going ufm Illar Whs ne Odom and ummx Call Un! Ruu grmg ll xtmr nmmx Nh Don NHKAQV sponsor Cnng Buurrlx Lnorgg Ferre .md Howard Xunstu NLM 'wlnrrns md Odell Xlarslx lld, 'Vlr , ml R014 qmuq zrpmzzrx Hzrux lknlex 1 ' . ,V I I fy ft 'fi fa' ' ' ' iff lu rixl: -I. U. 'ui' Q ' .f j- '-'f-, ' x ', - anllll ' . 'Q ' l-:I A l ', V V ' , '- slcff' Y' :mal Virgil . lcy. Tardn and ,lim 1' ' . 19 l s 'X ws: . . ' ' '-.x vu, 3' , : ' ', ' ' . ,' V' 1 . - ,jf ,f fl. 'x: ji 'l - The Key Cfulv key Club an all b w no smyn urn swung of 33 buys has studnlw mrkul ntsglt une of tho. top UF1.,.lllIl.llIUI'1S ul mln mln L Kuy Club wlngh n xpusnund by Ill. 'N vrllm S l lxnunn C lub .md xupgrxned by Nlr iflgn Nlglxn proud lu blast Ins vr..1r ui II7 .l1.lHLNLY11Ll L must 1 urx IL .mu nlusnn L u Oi ug .1 lnuuunntx smug ol Q Important nun warn fl l1 lplng In tln Q llrlstmx Drum. fur Undnrprlulngnd C luldrm 1 I run mn of Cmld .ullx s. ur Xl s mm ll It ,rl Ulu uthnrs ,tr s 1,111 .1 Har 1 I-arc P 'I 1,111 Owar 'fm 1'mdf.,11 ls Vcenyt -Irv? 11 111 '2 Cul c rf-as Ufcr Xembers an lllf Hgh! Xxrgx .nrt u Cfcnnry. urn. Vallu frudwu lmfnn N L Donald K .xrk Bgll nmmx in .1 ku. luplw Ralph Cfuturnun Vnm hams r X .xx Niurru-my Cum J Cap u Robyn Dnrns luugn Pnndrx Nh mn lun L umm gmlrlks Hub Nlnllgr mmm C un :urn Ln Bu s Cyrun Dun lint! Y I Cpll Hllllllll HI L Wlf H X .ll'fl5 .lx HL KOH! I I j D Xcager fred Duda Unk Lcxglcr N1 k Uclnardu Ulm bpruvs Odell Xlarll Hr ' . 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I ., N y . Q Y X K A 1 ' 1 Nc Slffillg, fufl lufflwf ,Icssic Buml, Betty TI111 p . Mr . Br- l'1, Tl -l . H llg l, P. XY'-1 , l'l' F , lf lyn Sh' '. -r ' zz, .1111 ll' 114: NY. 9 ll ', ll bl:-W IS 'ku 1, A - XX'rijl11. ,Iackic R,1i11y. Nlarxlu Rubbim, Bill illmwr. Billj C,l.1 If . Llof Cl 1 llc . llruljc CQ,lski11x, Nh' 1,11 l, llva 'll -ll, Us l lv' C' 'f'll'. II ri F' g , U1 ri, K 3 l'.x UL n. nl ' ll l '. Nl. l-lv li dj. Ol' Alf 'l ', ll.1 my CA ll, Xl . ll gl ', :Xu - C. . ilu. in B jk' . 'Ll .1 5 cy. lfuxi' IS l' , I5-111' xl Al- ' 11 ln'-. PM l l '.1r1ls, liml Xlwll' . llilalw l l..1111l.xl1l. 151 k ll K B lil 111. 45 C2 . l' , ,lyk Nl 'WI 1 , gl ' 'ls F' ' , .lin , 1 11.1. louitors ,-v R .-f' W Ill 1 V 1. M Lkun . Sl1xl1.uk.ClvJu H.1'l Rnlpl 1 4-L1ucrm,m. 7 , 1 ,uxrnu mm rnxrni Srgll H N umw mr nummx .Hu S X um N 1 x 1 xrx NL I LJ x :I L H1 I X rgx IFN g I I .lrx HAY I YL I'W.lI'l x A r xx A lx I K ul .uma 1 I N x H1 In x N Lx mv V A lr 1 IX V rain dtuclent Worlzers Wann Offue Vorlurs an Alxcg Bunny, I-a M llcr lllgn Franklm Xxrpnxa lee Marv lou N'wcg,Llcr lrcnc Ycuar lmuf You Clgln Corbntt Pulyn Slum Bunm Sgoncd Susm Wacsm Larol Nloffatt l-ramcs C unmr Halen Dnxon mxuttg Robmwn mn Storcr Peggy Urn Mlss I'catherstonv.s Vsorkrrs arc IH H11 nn Bob Beerlu liob PILFLL Dmoz Todd Gxlella Mottl Iaumta Cdl I f urnml ron vi mlmg Charly: Rxlu l 1 uso. lN1Lholson Patsy Lollxns loxu Bum stun ackne Barlow Roslxn bnnllu I rou rlllmg Shlrlex Lon ad osu lat ford Shlrlcy Henshell Nflnss lwatluruom Rlgbl rou back Yftllllllflg Ruth Ann C ax Fxadna johnson Zml Row Betts boorl man Anne lou Balafas Ruth Cantrgll Slfflllx Cathcpm balvrxcl Xlrs Knoll s and Mrs Conoly s XX orlu s an lunlz lon le I lo Hgh! Ruth Athas Nullxc Bruton Mlldrad Vvrcn Annmt Gan t lr. Iran! mu Mrs lxnoll Mxss Chnsuu Hmson Carolyn Clark Marcla Smntlm Ium ORourke Slnrlcv Kevuerer Aulunc lauurdak Ianet Brochon Mr Conolly wing B071 Dnreetor Dltk Brett lx! R014 Raw Lyles Odell Marsh Don Hetkman Gerald Capkx Bruce Clark Zml R011 Sam Ben man Krls Glmmy Ray Vlorrlssey Russell Elsasser Chuck Hughes Charles Powell George Corradlno lull f xout juxcc md bCl'l7CCll'll'lC members of the Mlamn Edison Svung Bmd supplxed some real frmtlc musne for school dfmces dur mg, 1947 48 Meade of I11I.I11blS from the h1g.,h sehool bind th group volunteered ther SCFVILCS to :dd to the success of the schools socul functnons Besides pllymg for tht sehool dlnets they 'Also blew for the Mm strel 1nd Lhrnstmls form1l Attuvntnts of thus sort gave cxpcrntnet to those plannnng to enter the fntld of profcssnoml musnc and lots of fun to those who just enjoy pl mg, U1 BVU! RU IYIU Od'-l xl-Usll ,PH Chunk Huthts C harlts lfmtll Ccor.,L Hktkmln C tfilll 4 JPICY BFI-lil C llf-4 C nrradmu Sam Berman Ran Wlorrnssq lxrns C :mms Russell llsasscr O 1 .w ' -' 1 Y Y 5 rw 3 0 . . C , - , N - ' ' - . . ' ' ei Y r . , e Y xx I- , s, - w , .. e x X ' . , ay Y. n 4 , s . Q f rk -, -l, ,lr - ,.'l . 2 ,,. '..,. ,. ', ', . ., ' l - - , 1 I, 1 . JBL? HCC C011 I7 cf Imnv ilu- Nwnrllmg lurnmls, rxcx .uni Llllx lmxx, lmrrmxcd tmm kui xlw. .H the gm lun xx mu L rum Cm IXL 7 l 5 k Wlllllllln KH' rxs. Lmu may urlu l '. -21 My - , . .' ,OA iX'3xiiXAxxNxXv O X .gr ' gwk gr ' c '. ' I nccnrniw N .r' 1 - x 1 n wr sped aan:-:sz . . K ' . . .IH Leap 'c. .00 Drag. 09-0i'iXw0' OI umrw. rvguhr friday' nlglu dnwccx N CA . , C1XXgX'VX4xYxQ Luke .IH xmpurunl spur II1 ilw ycxrs wwf Xxbs' xx urk. lun. XXQ- LVN ' KN . - . NXVXXW X9 Scluclmn mr rmwmmlwurx were mudc Trum Aft . . . pax ,lpplugumm sulmmurrul an Suptcnmlvcr In .x x'Ul11I111llCC uf fY0l'H1L'lA l1u'l1llwL'1'x. .11 thc cxuung Chrmnus lJ.1ncc-'--mn mln X KID DA Y AT IJDLSON: Rea flflidycrte, .Inner Romer, Durutlz y Dada' gul.1r ,md A It lu Q , sw , X ' ' -Xx- , V 505 , JN 4 Q Q Q , xR.IA5xw,kX1 9.-nl xwjo- T- Nvvuv- nvu' IYL . , Q h NUR ' 'x rd Rui .vnu ' . - -,xx .qw mph X SX ' vp .U U N Rsfifafvxlow . N QXAYXLAYKXUII' Aung dv: ...ARCNI .Cp K' I VM 'MQW' NUXXQ 'NN Kcxmx XHAXAN I QNX' Mm 1 uk Aer . .- A Xl u lsr ,K 1 Npurllm, urlruu mum rx L mr Q I r U N I Nl II Ill! 110 's Arn ru u I of mm u Commercia CIUID Did xuu rake uping ' 1- slwrrlmnd. nr n1.zy'Iw buukkceping? Then yuu were im'itcv.I lu Iuccomc .1 mcmbcr of the Cfummcrcial Club, lI1.ll IN upon lu XIULICIIIS in cummcrci.1I mblccu. llurmg LIIC ycnr m.my lumnuss Tlrms in NIi.1mi wut spcakcrs to address mumbcrx .md LIu1nonstr.xLc the ncwusl busincss nu- chinu-., The .lI1IlUJ.I trip Lu the uuurlhulm was mlm nude. II1c hrs! term pmjcur vnu 1I1c s.1Ic -at u.1IImg c.1rLIx In Ifclwrunry gF.llIll.lIUS. Iv .lkItIlIllll1, tlmc C.nmmcrci.lI Club .md llix- cuuism Club .urc spunsuring the purclun :JI IXIIIIIISICFS for the 4xudiuxriL1m xlagc. is 1 ll' L IDVWU OTIN 1 , U ' s I If 4 . E i K, N 1 ' el . . Mp! v . ji- ' A I in 2 19 I 4 41 k .9 , iq 5 -fs XII ISI RS. If fl lu Vllqfvl: lil.1 II.lI'I'IN, I5.1rI.1r.l KI-:Im rm. gX1m'- lhum, Rnxlyn smllq, I.iIIn.xn I,L'.lI. XI.ll'lII.l KU, NI.1ry W I ' I' 17 'V '. NI-I IIN' Ry'I'. lywxlldim' II.1IIiIwurrm. Su- XI.1x.f'.1ml I' r I, NI. g,1r'l K HI w, Il ' l.cIx v . .Xrrl ' Sum: n , IS.1rI1.1r.1 I'IumIwx', XIIIII XY'yl1g.1 rIL-11, ,'XuI -' XX 'I I . ilxrxlyn WVCSI. IIJIIILIII Iir 'n, Ivulyn II 'f . . I dna Il od. :Xn . Inu liaI.afns. ,Y I fu Il nfl: lu ' rr, UV HI u 1 ll S I pannml ' r if pC1GI1CG Cluli cylillilrtxlnily lil UNC Iiif W.fl11Nli l.ll1'N ,intl equipment for experiments nut nrtliimrily cnverezl in elnxs wnrk is .afforded tn meni- berw of the Science Club. Field trips were planned to supplement current Study. and included viiits to :he city eliemistk nffire, weatlicr bureau angl local radio stations. A trupliy was given to tlie club tliis yeir by tlie winner of tlie H.1uSeli and Lmnnb Science Award. To be eligible for memberslxip .1 student mutt be xtutlying eliemistry ur pliysies. Science Club members .it work, lil Ruiz? Ray Mnrrissey. Zllif Razr, left In fltifllfi Vfilwn Barnes, Tummy liryan, l r.ink Rum, Vernon l5.1lt, Bill Reed, Robert Levin. Rgilpli Ciutermnn. f 3 3 1 Z 0-WM' ' W ,f u if HJ Roni Science Club Officers working nut an equntinn. lift In right: Mary Keefc, Kris Ciimmy. Dick Thayer, Marie W'ulf, .ind Wfiyiie Raiser. Nlnre Seienee Klub members .it wnrk, It! Ruinlifl If, nglml: Richard Thayer, VI. ll. Yeiiger. Robert Dnrris, XY'.1yne Kaikur, Marie XX'ulf, Kris fnmmy. QHJ Rfru: Rmlpli iiulernmn. Robert l,exin. Ruger lieatie. llnllx Slltfflll .ind Mary' Keefe. nv- gekl w '1-Q., .. N A 14' .- -MJ ,NM -.WE- Mmm, , .11 W wgfw N we XX.eU'W'xV,x1Ykog ,1 vw X wx' ,11 L t VAX . X 'X .yewv ' CXBYM ..I1lT -SUM XXCL' A ' 'INN lk 11- X - ,ws W K0 Aknrx. Lil 1'--ffl QW 4 - ,Xyi. QUE YANG' . gxm 3, XW.'l1eel Llulw Xle111l1e1's .1re: Sp1111wr. Uncle sI1111111 llLlLlNUII 1l1111e1' uirelelg 1f111f1f1'1'-1'lu1k11l11' klw Xl.1xe1', K1eu1'g.' l,1rr11d11111.,I11l111111' V QIIIS, ,md lin ,le1'1e1'1. 011111 111'1f1', 101111111-1'lmkuiwi Sl-aipv llurxr, l71111.1ld C11'ee11. T111111111 llmx, -l11l111 'l'e11.111l, Russell l lmver. Robert l.e1i11, 8.1111 l5er111.11 il1.11'l1e P1111 ell, Roy' Custer. Paul Pohl, D011 Hcclx 111.11111, .'Xrtl1111' Si111111o11x, c1Llll.lI'Ll Ruubi11i, Bi li111'l1111.111, lSe1'1 lSl11111 .111d XYilw11 xxlfiglll. k ll 4 , Q Wheel Club Wi1l1 1l1e Niiami Rumry' Club .11 Hl,.lklL'llUN,H the 11ev1'l1' 11rg.111iled XY'l1eel Cflub sl.1r1e1l muff 11'i1l1 .1 lJ.lI1g-Lll1LlCf Kl1e j.1lllLl.lI1CC ul. sprmsor Uncle Ii1111111 ' Hunlsun. Striving for Service In its members, 1l1e wcluml. .md 1l1e comnxuniry, they collected old clothes for children abroad, wlieired fur 1l1e CIOIIIIIIUIUKY Chest. organized .1 paper drive for funds. planned ,1 dance, cleaned the culd water fountains, :md c.1n1paig11ed 111 help CLISSITIJICS know each ullwr. O11 1l1eir w,1y lu lllllf . 'll lu rzylrl: Ruswll lflsmss' ieurge 1 rr.11.' . ,ac 1 nxey. .111 may ' rig rl: B111 Aeffery, ,1111111 21111, . 1 1 . Ll I7 IO 7' R901 CTOSS -lr. Red Cimss Rcprcwmgzivcs-Ixl mu. lrjl In rlgfrf: I.il.x llculxl, Sylvia Clnrbmlcll. Bcity Dinullw, .Irwin Bond. Zml Run: Pug- gy Gray, Virginin Munn, Burr Andurwlm. .Ioan Pricc, Ann Xvurdlnw, PM Km:l1knd.m -Ioan Higginbottunw, Doris hlacksun, fllffj Mowray, Bill Cufcr. llnris Hitting, Nl.11'y liislmp. jr. Red Cross Spunsurs and I'rcsi,lunl. Sfnlllxlfllgff Spunmr, Mrs. Barber. Swulml: PrcxiA dum, Ann XY'.1rdluwg Spun' mr. Mrs. Ilnrgmvc. I . tlr. Red Lross XICI1!bQ!'S'4flV'f Hill, w.1!..f Ruth I.1ffurr5. Clrclgfucu Y.111dL-rx-'rr f.l.nrc Xlurg.111.N.1nq Ik Niurlcr. 2r1.f mn nnlffnl: lluru I.1ul-Qwn. Pmxrlmurllmc Cunu .1 lugunu C..1rrur-w, ,I-1.111 XIQCIQIIJI1, Xu Xkfxrdlmm, Prcsidunl: 'l'l1qlm.1 Iu.m HAH P15 Cyrcun .Inj Nancy Iurary. Sf.1fl.fm Xin, Bxrbcr Spunwr. I ugxllu R4-urn. 'XX ull NIM Nllllur. 'Iunu X1yXlxl1,m, Xiu, H1 r-nc, Spunwr, x MIDXQQY I. as W' W A 41 W 1 2 Cnorus , Q , 1 'we f 1 Rice, Faye Cliasc. Mildred Chastain, Bebe Rivera. Elmer Parker. l'lla Nlae Lewis, lflsie Pinckard, Donna Smith, Nlarllia Cunglra, Joanna Amedick, Betty Xfliirmire. -Hb Run: Bruce fllery, hlulmn Tlmnms, liill Tremblay, Teddy Hacker, Ray Reed, Kelso Allen, 'laek Yeager. Celyde Hall, line Shaffer, ,loc Clallalun, Harold Nlcllunald, julian NY'illi:um, Charles Blackburn, Teddy Burke, Raynmnd Lulp, ,lim Davis, Marvin Yerkey, Lee Nelson, Bill Price. jerry Ware, Bob Hurlun. ilh Run: Bub XY'arers, Bob Cain, Len Rubshaw, benrge Silva, Gerald Burke, Ray Perez, Dun V'intermurc, Dick NleCurmick. Harold lxdfurd, Hub Kirksuy, Nlurlun Marks, Ben Clutter, klulni Saylurs, lfugene Cfarreru, Cliarles Mefiill, 'lim Wurxun, Vfilwn Ciriffilli, if l Q z . My ORPHIQUS Cfl,Ulif.'l! fllllllllf li-:bu Rixurx. Ill Kim, lvl! In Hgfvl: Ray Recd. Teddy l'l.1clxcx', Ann lim Ii.1l.if.xs. ,Iuycc Xluvliimiux, Ciim- lyn XVl1ilmiru, Alsmn l'li:.ul, lI'rcxiLlcnlJg XY.1lly C.-mls. ,lLl.ll!ll.l xX'l!1lUY'lUlllC, Ann XY.1rllluw, XXilwn lirltifilln, lhwlriu Cirmiclm, Nancy ilicmplc- mn, Zmf Kun: ,Iulm rl-llUlU.ls, Xlnrvin Yukq, Bill ilirumlulny, Virginia lfllix. 9111 Run: KU' Ciulp, xl.ll'lll.l llnlllwull, klmyu Cdxrnuy, Cinrulyiw kr rincr, Duc Slmffur, Betty l'.1rmcr,l.uix Yau-s, sI.mu Puglix, Nl.1x'y llill, Xllrilyn C,-ilxillu, -Mfr Run: Ili: llclllnmn, limb ll-wmli, l31'm.x- llll-ry, Ycriul litllu. lloltic llinallo, Nclliu Hlllmrll, Virgil- Dcslxmc, iXl.lFy HELIX Xlmur. iffy Kun: ,lim XX'.uwu, 'Iulm Smvlimiw, lhmld lulltmxl. BOYS lil ll Cfl.Ul5ffIl! mu: ,lulm 'l'lmu1.1x, Hill ilircxululn, Yuma liillc, ilislllly llaulwr, lhxc wlzmffcr, Nlarxm Ycrkcy, Ray C ulp. XX',1lly Lulu, LIL-rry Vhiru, XY'ilmn lirifivillw, limb llurwn, Imf Ruin: liulu XY.iLurs, liruuc lfllury, Cyilc Hall. licllllnl liurlic, Dun XYimcrmuu', ,lm f,.lll.ll1.lIl, Xlnrmn Nhrlu. l'iLlQ.fUI1C Chrrcrim, ,lim XX'.xum1, -Iulm Xiylurx, irml Run: .Lick Ycngur, l.cn Rwlwlnlw, lin' Rcull, klulun Xxlll1.lZ11N. lxclm Kllcn, llnntiwn Slmcrvlmxd, ,lim Davis, ll.xr-:ld Nlqllifmld, Cflmrlcx lilulxlwixrim, limi liculcr. Hill' Run: IS--lw C,.1m, Ru l'cx'uf, RU' llcllun. hcurgu l f fr 7 S11 .I x.i, Billy Hiller, Ciilburt Kiplin. lliuk Nluliurlnigk, llmmld lxnlfmuiwl. Bula liirkwx. Dick Xlgimim, .qu Nl-lwn, Clmrlcs Xlulill. .ll 1 i fi- rm: Bill Prius. 5 3 2 X ,Z D Qi 5 2 'E - 35 75+ 2 , if -. a .1 is f .:aaae, ' Q 5 f M -:fa -. -: V 0 if N 5 L, ' l 'FQ . -'?'5:r2: ,.. if .:. ill ' Q ..., . A g Q , , .::' 7. N 91 , W ' '-V...,4 ,. v. ' ',. I 51 Y ' 0 Q 5 l it PHYLI IS RIIXQWAY. ltiizor-iii-Cliitf Beacon Staff The st.lff of the '48 Beacon pre- sents this book to the Senior Class. The .lctiyities .md the events of the ye.1r have been recorded .ls best they could. Nye take this oppor- tunity to express our .ippreci.1Lion to everyone for their cooperation in nmking the .inm1.1l .1 success. Xvitiiout this cooperation our task would imye been far greater. rw sf A- it' It , ly YIWYMVX Us fl x R my Umortx I dt N .lrx unttnbtri., in firoclsinort un VI on Rutli l,1ffLl'lX rll I3 Lf Q LIN! X 0 L 11 LL 11 ss V1 111 swunxor Xl' iur lm UN Tell t ttt L v ct i 1 ow IX o gt sv. S L I It NL I I 1 H 1 L t I li nntt 1 Prll C BCGCLDI1 pl These juniory to l1e.lsl tlxe Heaeun Staff next year. are: Smrah Mill- sdge, .Iuyce Tmrilmn, Re.1 Higlyette. Zml Run: Teresa Stein. EIUAH Tlmmckmurum, Arthur Simnmns .md llulures Todd. E- if 'aff Z, .ff A I I Q , ,Aw ,fu .van SX K fm Ixff fn rigfll: Ruth Lafferty, Lou- iee Spnetlx, Phyllis Ridgwny and M-SK sv' 4 Bertha Kersey .lre plnmming these p.1ges. lxl Kung left In rigfll: Bflly Sue Llxilders. Mu liluunr, -lane liurnlum, Mary Spmngenberg. Zlllf 5 5 K mf: Mary l.uu Nlenlln, sluan Reeder, l':lC.1IlUI Harem, and ju Ann White. Xu! fwillzmul: Kathy Xx'Uf'll1ll1gIUI1. l,rTI in Hgf wi: Ircnu Vulgqn, Fay Green, Xhrvcllg Buukrumn Workers Arc, frfl in Vltilllff Mr. Ryder. lrcnc Yulgnn, lily Green. Rubcrm Price. Par Baillc. Oakes, Doris Lung, Ruburln Price, .lu Ann Hos- bach. PM Baillc Ryder. . Homer Sclmulc, Ruth Rilux, Mr, Nlnrvcllc Oakes, Ruth Rilss Homer Sclmltlc, lluris lung 'lu Ann Husbaulm, Fujture l:E'l1'1llC1'S The lfuture Ilirmers held their .mnu.il parent .ind son lS.1nquet April 319, in the lflenmentnry Cafeteria. Presiding over the lianquet were the Chapter Offieers: President lfugene NlcXVher- ter, Piee-President james Thigpen, Reporter Bobby Smith, Treasurer Mitchell Cruggs, See- retary lfvnn Stokes. .md headed by Advisor S. C. Nleans. X i if if 5 X ws.,,,- l 5 Billy Godfrey. -lames Thig- pin. lzugene NleNY'herter, .Ierry -lemrd. Cilemi Sellers. f Himxird Iistes. u 1 Assismm Repiirler: ,lamew lliigpiii, Vice President: l'u- gene Nlevfherter. Presidem: Nntlmiiiel Xlef lt-ll.in 'l're.is- Ury. swf ,e 'Ek ' 3350 lil RUN' lniii 5liilies.lLli1el1e XItXX lierler. lr.iiilx liirtli. lerrx lemrd. iii-i'd-iii !.illm.iii. Ilitls ll.lXIl.lHnl. lildxxell ldfflllllull. liiilwlwi Smith. Sliiilez Xiiiiii. lliels Kimi lntidle l.1rri i..illt.e.i. lii l. lmdrrex. Jill Kula: lrqiils 'w.ir. Sllllleriiii. le-iiiird IJ: Silxt-sim. Kitmrd li,i:',' I.i:iies lhigpeii. Niiriiuii lliziiiphries. lliixuirl lsies. kiltii Selltrs. in-irgt NIJ 1-N. Xliithel Striiges. N.iili.iiiiel Xlt- Clell.iii.i it'i irgt llitlsiiuzi. ii I limi S, K. X1t.iiis,xt'.itl:ir. II-iid flu. I-ilaii Nlitixlrd. If-lizi sli.iliilvei'liiid. I lmiiui llllQL'l' lxirisey Iiiilvlwi rtlr. Sidiitx fiiiieler. I.itli Xliilwlex. liilii l.iii4i.ird. l'e.iree. XX,irriiiz C.i:r. lliiizimis XXes:t-llwtrrs. utr. l'meiiiix Xld ltlliii. liiiiiiiie l'.irlser. 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At Thanksgiving. the Corps sponsored a Harvest Hop, and the month of Hay ushered in thc traditional Spring dance. This also was the year of new uniforms, and a change in the tlamportation system: from automobile to bus. 5 x i ,f 5 iiiiii' M l i if Z if ,A i i l l l E l ? l i WJ 4.24 X f ,A 5 T V5 I x 3 , WMMW V' X, ' fx 24411 ww ,L 5 5, Y' 1 ww. embers U1 the 1947-lv-SX Cduicttc C-Irpx .1rv. I4-H In rmlli. lx! wu: Hulun Nuklu, Illulmc X1.1ll.1rd. IS.1rlw,1r.x 7 A. Kluhm-m. -ml Run: llurmlmy Ymrxmmd, Ku L'pwu, Dua liiurg. Slluill Iicldu-r. linux .lun C,Ullnm'r. Rn Xlxdvurlc. Paixy Cwllnm, lay Xlnllcr. Niqry Iam liu.1g.xn, Bully XY'xlIulnw, Ann ,IUrd.m, Alfrcyn Slum. In-lux RAM- vrwn. lL'1l1f,l.lY'k. Nnmu IJ,1n1cl.PUA.CU Wjrd. l Mu Tgrxlnm, lhfblm- l5uulxm11 Jud lluluru- Twdd. 9111 Kffu Yur- HIHI-1 fluiu, .-'Klum Nuklc, IrfNcH l'nmwr. Phyllis Rndgun. I-un l'4mcll.,X11ul1u Ru-grs. llxmru-Mrk-L-1m.m.i. .Xr Im- lamnuwn, Suu f lumlumm. flum In Snwmnt-nu. 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V. ,.- - - V 21 L y Military officers of the Cadette Corps are, lrfl to rigbl: Pauline Mal- lard, Drum Majorette: Barbara Tompkins, Cap- tain: joan Sasnett, First Lieutenantg Sheila Bel- cher, Corporal of the second squad: Phyllis Ridgway, Corporal of the third squad, Sue Clendenen, Corporal of the fourth squadg Louise Spaeth, Corporal, Direct- or's Aideg Nancy Dan- iel, Platoon Sergeant, ,leanette Fowler, Corpor- al of the fifth squad: Flora jo Simonton, Cor- poral of the sixth squad, Iileanor Marett, Corporal of the eighth squad: Elinor Wetheringttun, Top Sergeant, Lona Byrd, Corporal of the eighth Squad, Virginia Clyde, Second Lieuten- ant, color guard, Alice Nickle, Senior Sergeant. 'olor guard, Beverly Bonsaek, Sergeant color Zlllfsli Adonla Frost, Corporal, eolor guard. Senior Cadettes are, lrfl lu rigfvf, lil run: Don- ree Greenwood, Joyce Merrill, Anna ylohnson. Sheila Belcher, Barbara Tompkins, ,loan Sasnett. Bertha Keraey and Phyllis Ridgway. Zml' Rau: Louise Spaeth, Betty Iirederieh, Sue Clendenen. Pauline Mallard, Evelyn Raulerson, Nancy Daniel, jean Currie, Kathy XX'orthington and Ifleanor Marett. fnl Rllllf Carolyn Clarke, Jeanette Fow- ler, Beverly Bonsack, Virginia Clyde, Lois Rupp. lilora ,lo Simonton, Elinor XX'etherington, Aliee Nickle and Adongfa Frost. f .12 ,J 'U P Military and lfxeeutive Of- ficers Al Rest. Inu! mug li-fl lu rigfzls Barbara Tompkins, ffilflhg -Ioan Sas- nett, liiril I.ii'l1l.J Virginia Clyde, Swrnzil l.i4'l1l.: lflinor W'etherington, Tuff Serghi Nancy Daniel, Plillunrl Svrgvulllg Dorothy Dodd. I'n'.iiili'11f, Kathy Xlforthing- ton, '1'l'i'ui1lrt'r'q Alanet Kemer, Vin--1'r-iuiilwil5 Kay Upson, Si'i'n'lilry. fladette Drummers and Color Guard are, Iigfl In rigbl: Betty .lean Collmier, Virginia Cylde, Alice Nickle, Beverly Bonsaek, Adonva Frost and Peggy XVard. X X I X M 1 vf fxvx A X yx? 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In TL Lf ,nv- X 15? w f ,gf 1- 1, 4 2 M' .--P' MMV 0 jc a uggm fha PIQSLIW GM ers Suffer Dfsappofnfwzg Season The Red Raider gridders had a vcry disappointing season this year because practically all of the varsity players graduated last year leaving Head Coach Dick Barrows mth only a fevs regulars and the rest B Squad plays with which to mold our team The Raiders won their first tvno games of the season by beating the Gainesulle High Purple Hurricanes and the Dreadnaughts of Lakeland This however turned out to be a short lived xictory as Edison lost the remainder of their games for the season The teams beating Edison were Lee High of jacksonulle Landon St Petersburg jefferson Miami Jackson Jackson of acksonvilleg Hillsborough, and Miami High. F11 I B R 2 I I'CI'lLl'l I' tk W 211' B an C C Nt ff Ftrrt .ln S rk es Sa I. 1 Eason dgu br FOVS T Why D NI.: i ii. ntr rlgfl lyrf R I I A Q A , 4 'fp ' H i- ...r . 1. ' lb . J, ..,. l li ou, 4 0 'g.r:i'il-ii-, .l ', Y i -, ' , il ', ii , ' - o,,l' lll , i', ' '. In out .Nay 1. M.iy, lrown, Krcwcltnmr, Murrcll, Shelton, Young, Trice, Tolc, Sheppard, Armstrong. Hercne, Edmondson. in Rout Atlm, Bennett, hlolinson, C. Rogcrs, R. Rogers, lr.1y, Hall, Clmcrgy, Rowland, Riclurds, Bolds, Bcrtossi, Horton. Rrur mu: 'at Malone, Conch llnrows. lfomcli lfcclur, Conch Clinton, lcrgcn, Seaman, Burcllcl, W'illi1ms, Ault, W'of'ord, V. Brown, Conch Collins, Coach Morrill. s .1- 4 - M 4. ,J- Lian ou S C McClellan comes bustm through as Davc French and Johnny Ferrero stand ready to fnmsh off all opposltxon R21dCr b2Ck B05 Trowbridge Slmgmg Monte May Rander pxvot man about 1 for heaven snap back the ol PlgSkll'! Basleetlaall Coach Cotton Clinton lks t w th Fred Nek erson and All Cuts Harry Bryan before the big game Rai Q75 TQ Big G71 C GWZIUS The Raider hoopsters made .1 clean sweep of their Big Ten Conference opponents this season as they went through their Confrcnce selson undefeated Conference lakellnd Lee of jxcksonullt jefferson Plant Hi ind Hillsborough 90 this sears term won another trophy for our trophs clsc In local competition Edison defeated Miami Beach in tvno out of three contests and defeated Miami Hi in one out of three This season is hailed as one of the most successful basketball seasons in Indison S history ' ta i over 'i ' ' i 'i ' - 0 ff v 77 'V f teams who fell before the Raiders' power are Miami jackson, Jacksonville hlnlckson, Fnd Duda Harry Thonpaox D01 Be mutt ja nes Men ma Bob Hamouk r gb! lj! Io xl Fred N Lkersox C cn Koge Barron B Hub Anderson Knrnh nar er Bob ard We EDI' 1 . I . wrling ru, 4 i : ' ' , 1 1 , ' , I ' 1, 1 I ' . im Rogers. Slamling: Teddy Burke, Mgr.: Rich ' ll , ' N 1 , 1 . ill , l l, i' S I. Wil- I , 1 ' . ' 'i ran holds the ball. kr AM- TIF FTBALI SK BA 5 ON 5 .- Bw n Harry B1un13,artmr Tum Capt.: a rd Red li.lll.'lCl'N xump Niiami Iii su ng Lluruat. H.11'1'y BI'f'.lI1, R.1idc1' I'l'l.lil1SI.1y Adds two more points for Edison , lm!! .-4 x - ..- -4 N 7 Flkb , CISG 4 T' 4 ' I i 2 S, vs V+ ' ' Y 4 ' ' if ar. fkiz x , x Red Raider diamond dusters look uv at Coach Ralph Feeler .19 they get ren y for a big season. Swim uw: Tom Bagwell, Harry Thompson, 'mul Chergy, Bob MeXY'horter, Phil Thebedeau, Mickey Gandin, Ken Cleary, Harry Bryan, Bob Hu 'o'k, Coach Feeler. -rn Run ix: .Iohn Ulrich, Sob Trowbridge, Al Zunign, Bruce fllcry, A ilton Franke, Bob Dunton, Paul Seaman, Kermit Kindred, Frank Guthrie, am N ilton Sims. Burk mu' run! .iii .i an : lvgr. Harvey, lvu Kay, George ong, Nick Sienuw, Dick Good. Vie Flodin, Richard Zieglar, Glen Kogel, Bos Krewehmiir, Fred Knicker- son, lenny I rown. ..- .,. .- ,- ..4 ,.. ..- 'fx X M M '7 IHC x Raider wciglauncrm: Gans Klcfcckcr, lhrwick, Rucks, LQ. Linus, Nhy Hcisc, Spence, Snundcrx. fi X . - , A - , , V, .3 V , I . , , , M.. ,ut N w u I . ,wjk , Q 1 5 , if 1, jj, S- 5 . Y gf, fiwwuwg a Tl1m'n' uff. ' lfdimn's dash men. Distance men keeping in shape. Girls Athletic ssociation 1 -LQ. Offlters Ramona Blackman Ruth Cantrell lun Dormnet and Mlnme Rnwro C1 A A MEMBERS HAVE THEIR AIMS a To encourage each gul to learn and play at least one sport 1et1v1ty to the extent that ln the years after school she may fmd pleasure and reereatlon m lt b To foster nn each gurl and gnve her opportumty to apply dtsnrmble soenal truts such as Cflfllll lullon and ,roll 1 ll 111111 I1II11wtb1j1 6111111 mamnu tllltl lllllfftlj S41 t0ll 11111111 Ilmnsly and m1111113 Cl11m11n1xx III fllllllxljf 11ml 1 :mu R NNI, or Itlklllltlllfltl Plflllfllllll The Curls Athletnc Assocxatlon mcludes all .1ct1x1t1es such as bowlmg country oanclng golf rndmg tenms badmxnton and team sports such as xolleyball basketball and softball Both A and B volleyball teams placed second nn the Dade County Volleyball Tournament The B basketball team took flrst place 1n the Dade County Basketball Tourney and the softball team looks good for the commg Softball Tourney K 'tf?Aff f FQ-5515 ,V on : , ,R e 1' 4' c J '- . 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A fs H Red Rfalers Two interests-horse flesh and l11DrSe shows, .Ire thc bl5iS fUf llllf bi-monthly meetings throughout the year of the Red Riders .mt the North Miami Riding Academy on Fridays. Edison annually enters the Dade County High School Horse Show. The advanced riders .ire, li-fi lu rigbf: Leila Mnrtinev, Ann Butler, wlonn Calamon, Nlyrtiee Herndon, Betty Sue Cimiotti .ind Eleanor Marett. 32 Members of the Red Riders take ri jnunt around the track. Members of the club include: lvff lu rigbl: lflcnnor Maretr. Ann Bul- ler, klo Culpepper, Suv: Underwood, .Ioan Cilamin, Roberta Ariel, Myrtice Herndon, Gloria Grnsman, Miss Ruth Dale, Sponsor, Pat Mur- ray, Miss Phebe Sudlow, Robert: Toop, Betty Sue Cimioui, Vera Rogel, Edith Hmrlman, Virginia Verbaneth, Eva Tornell, Sim Flet- cher and .Ioan Holin. HHH all If 4n11f4 1 A 114411 lafd 1 1 1111 1 1 4 1 4 Nqr Nl mf ul II 'f 114 'f srx In an llul or lln uhm Auf 4 lm 11 fl: ' 'ml' In lfn' will of a Aomf 3 ur. 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I . - , . . 1 ' .4 Ongraiu di'7Ol'lS b ISOH Gm uczfes And lots of luek to you The suse gradulte knows that hns edue ltlon 15 only bLf.,lI1l'llI1f, Those who ach1exe the greatest success and happmess m llfe keep vuth the fast mosmg world You can best do thls through the columns of The Mlaml Herald Florldas IXO 1 newspaper m esery classlfncatnon Make The Herald your No 1 source of mformltxon through 1 e lg 1211111 etalh I'lu1uIn s Mus! lnmplvte Hen spapm 'QQW W 00 nUU DDU nDU nUU Pace Courses Bookkeepmg Accounhng Accountancy Business Admlnlsfrahon PENINSULAR INSTITUTE 1 I 1' untunf 1 1 1 EIIHII u t all 223 East Flagler Street Telephone 3 I570 Y E DOD I METAL WINDOWS FOR EVERY PURPOSE I60 N E 40th Street Phone 7 6944 ON Youk NEXT TRIP TRAVEL T R A I L W A Y S I I Ulf l ll I P TRAILWAYS TICKET OFFICE N E Frrst street Phone 9 4737 cooDWE TIRES COLLINS HOME Cr AUTO SUPPLY 7920 N W 2nd Ave Lltfle Rlver Harley G Coll ns Phone 7 7II2 MID CITY RADIO SHOP II nlh ln mlltz nal l ur un PP As Near As Your Phone 7 76I5 9713 N E d Ave WE FUCU 0 Complete art and photo engravmg tac1l1t1es are now ava1lable to schools plannlng new annuals Let us tell you of the many short cuts 1n comp1l1ng your next pubhcatxon Phone us today' The members the Beacon Stuf take thus opportunlty to thank Mr Todd and McMurray Prlnters or thelr untlrmg energy and ullllng efforts to help us ln gettlng the Beacon out Without them the Beacon could not have been published 5 What Do You Want to BP THE UNIVERSITY UE MIAMI 1 I LolIe,,e of Liberal Arts School of Education School of Business Alllllllllblr lll0ll School of EllglIlf'PI'lIl Smhool of Law School of Music Graduate School DlVlbl0Il of Adult Edllldtlllll Two Light Wfeek Summer Sessions S Il E ll ll ' S SUPER STIIIIE AMERICA S LARGEST AND FAST FST GROW INF SUPFR WIARKI' El Tlu lublu learns uuhl II here to Shop Best NXHIX MARSHALL S DRUG STORE N X! 62 7 1207 78 3936 Two food Lonally Owned Drug Stores utth the Beat I ren rlptlon Drug l ovmu tu Fountain Serum' ROCKMOOR PHARMACY N 7 201 y lffvrs You a lflmivv of lfurvvrs in .-imvrif-a's Future and the Fulurp of Tnix Area 9 ' UA ' f K . . 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