Orlando High School - Tigando Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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We show the arowth of our school . . . the activities of our students . . . their participation in civic affairs iaith the proaress of our school system . . . the justification of that .-...... in 1 5 A N U U 1 9 5 1 9 Orfanclo, VOLUME ASPCA f 3 1 fm 11.1-'PMT Q., g XNQYX OX x . SQXXWO X00 I 3431, 'Sail 153356 X90 . Tim .i 5: U L' 'TDHFI' Colorful indeed is the history? O educational program a handful of students rnet R's. Because of the e work toaether in a five clubs. ' aaain as 'th rom the on tgater today oriall Iunior o a diese W n orabl farnili the enty f 4... Public School to C117 Hull i i OUI' r I-Iilah,School. Our ve years aao, when if LII' to mlsearn the three We study and ents and thirty- s li, the site was o the :It is ks in, eof which is so h School, and Q W 1... IT Q A session K xc xx 1 x X X25 kv 5 ? k , 2 X X xii: 5 2 . X 55 X 2:3 :Q 4 Zh: x X X X I W AM X R Qs W kv A X 5 N Y, .1 :t :L 5 fix fbz my ig, .x X 5 Mrs Carter' t ' l SQ' E5 hard at work ' fix.. 1 Q H rw., -. 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R Boone, whose friendliness and optimism have made him the individual most responsible for the growth and achievement of Orlando Senior High School. E To the Class of l95l: Perhaps it seemed like a long, long road ahead when you first registered at OHS. But we hope that now your travels through the halls of the old school have many pleasant memories. May these memories regale your future lives as you pass along through the many other hallways that you will naturally follow during your life. Friendships formed in high school are among the most lasting that we have. May you have formed many of these friendships to carry along throughout life and to lighten the pathways of memories. When times come for you to face the problems of life may the influences upon you while in high school prove to be always a steadying force. May you feel that you have benefited by your associations, the social knowledge las well as book learningl, and the cultural opportunities offered by the high school. And finally, may you all graduate from high school with a desire to be good American citizens. LZQLWKL- . X Miss Miss ii 'i r r S dh ,fs T xx Nl Miss Mier's office force, seated: Alice Lane, Vonceal Folsom, Ann Frazier, Miss Mier, assistant principal. Standing: Mayannc Davis, Loretta Crist, Virginia Huggins, Dorothy Foster, Paula Orr, Ann Ross, Carolyn Counts, Anne Williams, Margaret Williams, Eileen Newell, Ruth Ailstock, Jeanne Akerman, DMI In every large school, the attice farce plays a vital part. Miss Mier, with the assistance other girls, cares for problems at attendance and makes out all State reports, Miss Page is supervisor at supplies and gives ISTH Till her girls valuable training in assisting her with secre- tarial work. Miss Bruce, with her many problems as Registrar, is always willing to take time out to give advice and help to anyone. Three more efficient people could not be toundl Miss Page's office force: Mary Ann Stephens, Sally McConnell, Barbara Brucc's office force: Diane Morgan, Janyce Marz, Nancy Jackson, Hicks, Carol Neff, Janet Galloway. Seated: Miss Page, Mr, Boone's private Bruce, registrar, Patsy Kagi, Dorothy Boykin, secretary. .. in 'a ' X Mn X mimi .AL M, 1 t 44- L, ff Alma Swallows, Miss Meadows, Jeannie Ward. Our school has its own treasurerg in fact, we have had two this year. Mrs. Groetsch, our former efficient treas- urer returned to us when Miss Meadows accepted a new position at mid-term. All finances for the clubs and organizations of the school are handled through this office. Mr. Magarian, Marcus Eastman, Buddy Howard, Barry Van Deventer, Stanley Siggelko, Don Milton, Fred Keyser, Jim Basher, John Adams, Richard Slavik, Violet Worth, Diann Phillips, Anita Tucker, Vera Pisani, Charlotte Somerville, Jean Ellis, Jennievie Kimbrell. The Monitors, a volunteer group, patrol the halls during lunch periods and keep order in the lunch line. They are under the direction of Mr. Magarian, Student Council Sponsor. , ,gi ' , Jewel Iverson, Elva Lee Dixon, June Kendrick, Adair Stanek, Patricia Mixon, Mona Smith, Naomi Geimenhardt, Margaret Clark, Liz West, Lois Blasingame, Joyce Murray, Huguette Levey. Seated: Laura Hildebrand, Mrs. Hyer, Mary Pye. Serving as Dean of Girls and supervisor of the clinic, Mrs. Julian Hyer has become a second mother to many O.H.S. girls. The members of the clinic force aid in scheduling shots and are always eager to help us keep well. Frieda Vincent, Mary Ann Fields, Virginia Vazac, Thais Wingert, Miss Eldridge, Neoma Blanchard, Kathryn Green. OHS students are fortunate to have Miss Lillian Eldridge as their librarian. She is constantly working to obtain more and better books for us to enjoy. Whenever we need material for themes or debates, we can always count on Miss Eldridge to help us out. Thais Wingert and Vir- ginia Vazac serve as her capable assistants. TT? Miss Nelson, Miss Agnew, Miss Blakey, Miss Thomas, Mrs. Haselden, Mrs. Mrs. Hyer and Mrs. Groetsch pour at the Christmas Tea. Miss Eunice Delaney, Miller. Standing: Mrs. Lighthiser and Mrs. Cramer planning an essay contest center, former teacher of faculty, is honor guest. Others are Mr. Clifford for Juniors and Seniors. Doc Osborn, Miss Bruce, Mr. Foti, and Mrs. Simpson. Agnew, Myra lMissi ..,............. English Ill Carter, L. B. lMrs.i ................. Typing Applied Math for Girls, A,B. Stetson A.B. University of Kansas Clifford, Leo lMr.i ...,.... U. S. Histary, World History Buss' Helen MMS, ' U' S' Hisfory B. S. Ithaca College, University of Florida AB, Florida State University Cloud, Jo Ann iMissi . .......... English Il, Speech Blakey, Lula B. lMissi .............. English Ill A'B. piorido State University A.B. University of Kentucky, M.A. Stetson Cramer, Geneva lMrs.i .,...,... Practical English IV B eW'o ' Ma'9a e' cMl55l ' '- sA-' wo'ld Hi5 'Y BS. in Education Geneva College, University of Pittsburgh AB, Bessie Tift College, M.A. University of Florida A Creech, Edwin fMr.i ......... U. S. History, Drill, Gym Brooks, Bell C. tMrs.l ............... Clothing AABY Stetson AB. Florida State University, M.A. Columbia University D' J h CM J L letz, o n r. ......,......... anguages BFI-lmb0U9l'l, John iM'-l ---'iA------4- Cl'l0fl1iSfl'Y AB. University of Pittsburgh, M.A. Harvard, Graduate Student AB. Franklin and Marshall College, M.A. Stetson University of Paris Campbell, Julia K. tMrs.i ............... Music Eldredge, Lillian lMissi .............. Librarian AB. and M.A. Stetson Ph.B. Stetson, B.S. in Library Service Columbia University Carter, Annie Lou lMissl ...... Hygiene, Home Management Evans, Helen fMissi .................. Ph.Ed. l..l, Martin College B.S. Florida State University, M.A. Columbia Teachers' College QD' Miss Cloud, Mrs. Shaheen, Miss Gordon, Mr. Hughey, Miss Pickard, Mrs. Mrs. Simpson, Miss Stone, and Mr. Dietz, with the help of Mrs. Campbell, Goodman, English teachers, plan for Sophomore biographies as a part of their select carols to be sung in Latin, Spanish, and French. orientation at O.H.S. Mr. Rolfing displays his new Mercury to Coach Houston, Pop Warner, and Miss Evans. Now and then teachers do get new cars! 1 Ferguson, Sara iMissl .............. Bookkeeping A.B. Stetson, M.Ed. University of Florida Ferrel, Sarah iMrs.l ......... Art, Mechanical Drawing A.B. Rollins Fitzpatrick, Francis P. lMr.l . . .World Geography, U. S. History A.B. Stetson, M.A. Stetson Flory, Rolland iMr.l ................. Biology A.B. Manchester College, M.A. Ohio State University Foti, George lMr.l ........... Shorthand, Bookkeeping B.S. in Commerce, Grove City College, M.S. Bonaventure College Gilmortin, William iMr.l ........... B.A., Algebra I B.A. University of Florida Goodman, Sarah lMrs.l ........... . English II A.B. Stetson, M.A. Stetson Gordon, Mary iMissl ........... . . English II A.B. Stetson Graham, Helen lMissl ............ . . Biology B.S. University of Tennessee Haselden, Shirley fMrs.l ........... . , English Ill A.B. Wesleyan College Hendry, Lorena iMrs.l .............. . . Foods B.S. Florida State University Holbrook, May Lois lMrs.l .......... Plane Geometry A.B. Westhampton College, University of Richmond Not a poker game, but a Teo Party! Shy Mr. Meisel turns his back to the camera, while Mr. Kirst views the Bull Session. The Commercial teachers, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Tinkler, Miss Ferguson, Mr. Foti Mrs. Carter, Mr. Newberg admire new typewriters. Houston, Ellis lMr.l ............ Athletic Director B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. University of Alabama Hudson, Frankie lMrs.J .........,..... Typing B.S. Florida State University, M.A. University of Florida Hughey, Harry lMr.l ......... English ll, Journalism A.B. Florida State University, M.A, Florida State University Hyer, Julian iMrs.l ....,.... Dean of Girls, Sociology A.B. Juniata College Kirchof, Vernon L. lMr.l ...........,... Biology B.S. Stetson--Called to service first semester Kirst, Leland iMr.l ..... Algebra I, Solid Geometry, Physics B.S. University of Wisconsin Lighthiser, Irene iMrs.l . ...... English IV, Public Speaking A.B. Butler University, M.A, University of Florida McEntire, Evalyn iMissl .......... Plane Geometry A.B. Florida State University McMakin, Dorothy iMissl ........... U. S. History A.B. Rollins, M.A. Stetson Mogarian, Vahan K. iMr.l . .,.. U. S. History, Sociology A.B. Morehead State Teachers' College, M.A. Stetson Meisel, Harry John iMr.l ............... Biology B.S. Stetson Miller, Irene lMrs.l ............. . English IV A.B. DePauw University Mr. Mogarian settles the affairs of the world along with Miss Bass, Miss Brewton, Mr. Rumpf, Miss Murphy, Miss McMakin during that long three minutes after lunch. 1 S Mrs. Hendry, Miss Carter, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Pardue, Miss Graham, Mrs. Ferrell. Faculty meetings are brightened quite often with punch and cookies. fp gather . xl l Mr. Gilmartin, Miss McEntire, and Mr. Ginsley in the teachers' lounge-the mail box. l , I yt' .ff xflfyv X Murphy, Mildred lMissl . , ............ Speech Rolfing, J. A. lMr.l . ...........,.. D. C. T. L. l Cnlcunliin College of Expression, B L.l. Emerson College Nelson, Mildred iMissl ..,....... English lll and lV A li Aufiiistono College, M.A Northwestern University Newberg, Albin iMr.l ................ Typing B S Bradley, M.A University of Florida O'Neil, Paul lMr.l ....,..... Study Hall, World History A B. Centre College Osborn, Leon lMr.l ........... . . Senior Science A B Asliury Collefie, Grocluote Wfmrlc University of Kentucky Parduc, Lila lMrs.l ..........,..,..,. Biology B S Florida State University Phillips, Theresa F. lMrs.l .,,,.,...,... Algebra I H A University of Florida, M E University of Florida Pickard, Patricia iMissl ...... English ll, World Geography M.A Stetson Miss Graham and Mr. Gilmartin introduce some of the new teachers to Burtons, Mr. Creech, Mr. Kirchof, Miss Cloud, Mr. Fitzpatrick. ' ...i BS. University of Tennessee Rumpf, G. W. lMr.l ....,...... Band, Music Theory ME. Stetson Shaheen, Clifford lMrs.l .,............ English ll BM. Florida State University Simpson, Nobie iMrs.l . . .......... Latin ll and IV AB. Florida State University Stone, Anne lMissl ............. Spanish l and ll AB. Rollins College Thomas, Lorena lMissl .... ,... . . . English Ill, Latin l A.B. Wesleyan, M.A. Columbia University Tinkler, Elizabeth lMrs.l .......... Shorthand I and ll AB. Athens College Tinsley, Phil lMr.l . . .... Business Arithmetic, Athletics BS. University of California Warner, Paul iMr.l ....,.......... Algebra ll BS. Baldwin Wallace and University of Wisconsin Our maintenance crew, Mr. Carter, Mr. Cleland, Mr. Noah, and Mr. Wright, keep our school in good condition. - ef gem-n: - ,J .... so as ...- f I X A 3,-J., L g ., .......l... .J '22, ...le FETEHI Under the supervision ot the PTA, worm, economi- cal lunches ore served to OHS students doily. A new cofeterio, sonitory kitchens, ond o Speciol lunch room complete with snock bor ond oll the trimmings mcike our lunch hour o reol trecit. Mrs. Wyckoff, PTA president, Mr. Creech, Mrs, Carpenter, manager. ..M l S 'QF s 'L , 4 ,.. .mfs ,, 5? X ., l x,,.. X L+- P ,. vw. ,151 4 f fum Q QMS . 22: 4, - mm-Vw 1 55:95 Tw? My b if C SS UPFICE President . . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer 5 E N I JO ELLEN ABBOTT JOHN ADAM JEANNE FRANCISCO . . JACK STEPHENS 4 . BETTY CLAUDY . . DAVID WHEELER H5 Il II E L A 5 5 FRANCES AKINS JOSEPH CBUDJ AMOS KQQIFE np...-f 'W-ve . MAR'ANNE AUSTIN qzlb 5 11 IRENE BAGLEY LILLIAN BAIRD MARILYN CChee CI1eeI BALL WILLIAM FRANK BALL JAMES BARBER JOHN C. BARBER WILLIAM EUGENE BARKER RAY BARTER Q ' QRQIN k W A A T' I Q vw X984 Q N Q, OG X0 Q4 H Va QP QV 0 fllfle een bln PQ L g'0l'lQ . ROBERT BATEMAN JAMES ROBERT BATES JAMES ALLEN BATTEN WILLIAM JAMES BEACH WV WALKER BANKSTON ROGER BARTER LESLIE BEAVER 3' WTI? ELIZABETH BECKER LOUISE BEEM SHIRLEY BENNETT GAIL BERMAN ROBERT EUGENE BERNER I ELEANOR BERRY BEVERLY BEUCHLER DIANNE BIRKENWALD I NEOMA BLANCHARD JACK BLANKENSHIP SENIOR DIARY Sept. Ieee'Good-bye vocation--I-Iello educotionl It's bock tothe old grind ogciin. We greet old teocha ers ond wonder who the new ones ore ..., Sept. 5-6 -Whot o perfect woy to begin o school yeor, with o holidoye--ftwo, ot thotl Remember the hurricone? , . I Sept. 7+I:irst full doy of school. It wosn't so bod Otter cill .,.. Sept. IO-Those eternol tobles in the front holl. Get your seoson tootboll tickets here. Did you buy your Tiger Talk subscription? . . . Sept. I3-- Happiness, o little hoppiness howl 5 E N I U H II L A 5 5 OIS ANNE BLASINGAME WILLIAM BLASKY s. 'C' RODNEY BLOCK WILLIAM BLUE VINCENT IBinkieI BOLAND in-v 'ls ,.,i. 'Qi' an---' SAM BOOR JOYCE BOSSIE DOROTHY BOYKIN BETTY BRANHAM MARILYN BRINKLEY NORMAN BROWER PAUL BROWN ROBERT A. BROWN HERBERT BROWNING JACQUELYN ANN BROWNIB TIGANDO pictures are started. Tryouts for Forensic League Follies are held, Congratulations to the new Footlight Followers! Sept. l3-First Senior-Junior Assembly. Hurrah for those front seats, and Seniors Senate of the Student Council holds its first meeting, . , . Sept. Ql-Senior Class meeting, Kids' Day or Skip Day, that is the question! We're all anxious to learn the decision ,... Sept. 22-A thunderous pep dismissed first! . . . Sept. l4-The first fire drillg rally and a victorious first football game, We win we're glad it was just practice! . , . Sept. I9-The over Sanford, I8-O, Tiger Den welcomes the Sopho- ' f J ' f 0 lllfle een un fe L g 0l'lQ .X . 0 X f il i. ' RICHARD BRUNELLE RALPH BUIE CHARLOTTE BULLEN JOYCE BYERLEY Y, HERTIELINE lHerkicl CALD .J R, 4, i 1 oR5 sf-N' Ne ouT Svwlol wx'-Q A S X ,.0 x I '.,. ,,. l. P- ,pr 'ibn Hn--..., wg JEAN CALHOUN WILLIAM lWuIIJ CAMPBELL GERALDINE CANNON The Girls' Sfaters-Gail Berman, Lou Rene Voges, Cathy Walkinshaw, and Evelyn Patrick. On their way to Boys' State-Johnny Barber, David Wheeler, Rodney Block, and Gene McCree. IRMA LEE CANNON S E N I ll H E L A S 5 ! f I , 4. - A. 1 '12 ..f' ooN CANTNER ARTHUR mean CARSON WALT CASON CONSTANCE CLARK MONA CLARK C. EL. I if 'W 'N . Y' Ii WILLIAM CLARK BETTY CLAUDY FLORENCE CLAXTON HAROLD CODY ALLEN COHEN RICHARD COLEMAN CAROLYN JEAN EVELEEN COLLINS BRUCE CORAM ROBERT CORBITT , 'kt fi z. ' f J ' . fhfi L.. f. 'i 'T' 1 fl mores .... Sept. 29--The Tigers journey to Jack- sonville to play Lee. The Bengaliers, accompanying them in a special bus, keep spirit high, but Lee wins, 18,6 ,.., Oct, 6-OHS trounces Plont, I2-O, at Tinker Field. WheeY Cowboys and flying balloons? We hope these fine half-time presentations by the band continue. , . . Oct. 6-7-Stuclent Congress held at Winter Park .... Oct, 8AfBasketbalI enthusiasts begin practicing 4... Oct. 11-12-The circus comes to OHS in the form of the Forensic League Follies, Those rhythm twins were mighty cute ,... Oct, I3 0 ninefeen un rev! fiffg-one . . ROBERT COULTER JAMES COUTURE NORMA JEAN COWARD is QW' FQ ROY CRANE STANLEY CRAW EA 5,5 PETER fPctcl CROSBY DORIS CROWDER JUNE CROWDER NORMAN CUMMING GLORIA DAVIDSON DEIRDRE DAVIS ELEANOR DAVIS MATTIE PEARL DAVIS MAYANNE DAVIS DURWOOD DAY Unlucky Friday. Tigers get clawed by Jackson, I9 I4 Super orchestra dance at Tiger Den. We make a down payment on TIGANDO .... Oct. I8 Hurrah, another hurricane holiday .,.. Oct. 20 FEA convention and students stay home again. We're getting spoiled? The Tigers beat the St. Pete 5 E N I IJ H E I. A ARLENE DEEI3 RON DEISS JOANNE DESERABLE SHIRLEY MARIE DINKINS Devils 20-7 .4., Oct. 26-That first report cord. Did you recuperate? Public Speaking students par- ticipate in Sanford Student Congress .... Oct. 27- - We see the movie Down to the Sea in Ships. Couldn't skip 'cause the doors were guarded, The Bengaliers and throngs of students board the train to Tampa. S 5 WALTER DIPPY I jf' 1 YT 45, i Q 6.6 sv 'JN fx, o ilfll AR DUNCAN ROBERT DURANT ELMA LEE DIXON BARBARA DOTHEROW DORA ANN DOUBERLEY P KS DIANNE DYER PHIL EASTERLING DOROTHY For the first time in nine years the mighty Tiger team beats Hillsborough, 7-6. That's the way to go, boysl . . . Oct. 3l--Club pictures are taken by TIGANDO. How many were you in? . . . Nov. 3-Miss Murphy's dramatic group participate in the one-act play festival at Gainesville .... Nov. EISELSTEIN YERNON ELLER BRITT ELLIS 6-Winter Park and Sanford students take part in Orlando practice congress .... Nov, lO-Our beaue tiful Homecoming Queen is crowned by the Football Co-captain .... Student Congressmen drive to Tal- lahassee for the State Congress. They win the Senate cup and because it is the third time won by OHS, it 0 ninefeen un rev! fiffg-one . . . PEGGY ELMORE DONALD ENGLERT MARY LOU EVANS NORMA EDWARDS GAIL FARRAR NG e-flops NO' OUTSTA Reminiscing-Thespians, Anne Williams, Peggy Jo Pounds, and Gloria Davidson. Sports minded-Jim Beach, Doug Hudnall, Walt Cason, and Dick Girdley. JULIET FERRELL EVERETTE FISCHER MARY ANN FIELDS VAN FLYNN S E N I ll H E L A 5 5 VONCEAL FOLSOM CAROLYN FOSGATE GEORGE FOTI RONALD FOWLER lil ' DONALD FOX D' 'C' F URA JEANNE FRANCISCO JAMES FRAZIER DELOIS FULLER JANET GALLAWAY NAOMI GEMEINHARDT GERALD GHOLSON MARY JANE GIFFORD CHARLOTTE GILES WILBUR GIMBEL RICHARD GIRDLEY is ours to keep. We're proud of NFL! . . . Nov. I4- a gome of thrillsl . . . Nov. 20-Members of the I5--You love Love Your Neighbor, the first dro- matic production of the year .... Nov. I6-Orange County students get a half clay holiday to see Ring- ling Brothers' Circus ,... Nov. I7-'The Tigers win again. This time over Landon, I5-I3. Wosn't thot TIGER TALK staff go to the National Scholastic Press Association convention in Chicago, They sow snow, tool . . . We buy our second TIGANDO payment. , . . Nov. 22AThe Thanksgiving Eve football game -o victory tool OHS 26, Lakeland 7 .... Nov. 27 0 ninefeen un rec! fiffy-one JANET BETH GLASER JULIA GLASSCOCK ALLAN RAY GLISSON JAMES GOODWIN MARY GORE qua SUSAN GRANT DELTON GRAY LOIS GREEN CAROLYN GREENE RICHARD GRIFFITH MARY LEE GWYNN eWonder where that cold weather came from, We ought to move to Florida, where it's warm in the winter , . . Dec. lffOl-IS is host to journalists from all over the State at the SISJ executive meeting .,.. Dec. 6' --Report cards again, Were they any better? NANCY GRAY CLARICE GREEN KATHRYN GREEN DILLON HACKETT The Chorister production, Rio Rico, is enjoyed by all ,... Dec, 7-We don dungarees and decorate the Den tor Christmas .... Dec, 8-Orlando DCT is host to the District Convention, We enjoy the gala Christmas dance at Tiger Den.. . . Dec, lOgThe fine music: at the OHS band is presented in a concert S E N I IJ H lf L I-I 5 S PATTYE HAMILTON ROBERT HANSON ALLEN HARKER MARICA HARRIS BETTY ANN HART JACK HARVEY QUINTON HATCHER THOMAS HATCHER RALPH E. HAY KATRINE HEATH ANDREW HECKLE FRANCES HELMS CATHRYN JANE HENRY ROBERT HERCHICK BRUCE HETSLER at Eola Park ,.,. Dec, ll- Take a deep breathg hold it now! Remember those T. B. X-rays? . . . l-lomerooms are bedecked with holly, mistletoe, and Christmas trees. Sociology students play Santa to welfare families, Toys, food, and clothing are col- lected for merrier Christmases .... Dec. I5- We're inspired by the Christmas assembly, We eat too much at homeroom partiesg we're dismissed at noonl Farewell 'til next yearl , . . Dec. l8-Jan. l -The whirlwind of parties, formal dances, and loat- ing is wonderful. Some ot us even manage to work and write sociology themes. The arrival of our class 0 ninefeen unalrecl fiffy-one . . . BARBARA HICKS JACK M. HICKS RUTH HICKS LAURA HILDEBRAND MARY HINSON 1' wmv nw 'QW' -ei-i-- NOW' 052 ou1'STA I. L Q Q Trying out one of the new water coolers-Melba Mays, Dot Eiselstein, and Larry Sands. From the basketball game to Tiger Den-Kaye Don Lewis, Bud Amos, and Barbara Dofherow. 5 E N I JOAN HORN LOUISE IBootsJ HORNEY 'FAO gl- HELEN House JACK HOLLAND PATRICIA HOLLOWAY GERTRUDE fDutchI HOLSTEIN- Ifl H Il L I-I 5 5 ROBERT IBuddyI HOWARD ROBERT C. HOWARD DAVID HOWELL 'W Q bf DOUGLAS HUDNALL EDWARD HUMMELL FRANKLIN HUTSELL GEORGE lPetel HYER LAWRENCE INGRAM GRACE INSANA JANET ISBELL JEWEL IVERSON NANCY JACKSON DONALD JARRETT rings adds more joy to the holidays .... Jan. 2- I resolvefn Back to school again. Gee, those holidays went quickly! 4 . . Jan. 5-Eleven Choristers study and sing at the music Clinic in Tampa, The 220 English Club promotes school spirit. The OHS cagers win over Lakeland in their tirst Big Ten basketball game ,... Calling cards are on sale .,.. Jan. 6-7eTwo Key Clubbers attend Mid- winter Conference in Lakeland .... Jan. lO-Stue dents enjoy a holiday .... Teachers attend Reading Clinic .,.. TIGANDO statt work hard on layouts. Elsie, the Borden cow, is teted bythe FHA ,... 0 ninefeen unclrecffiffg-on GEORGE JARoscH RAYMOND mzvis PATRiciA JERNIGAN oonoti-iv 1oHNsoN A ,. , iu Q My sbs A my 1 W Jr WW - e O O I MABEL JOHNSON we-1 A .kc I L .cg RONALD JOHNSON BEAUFORD JONES MARLENE JONES ROBERT JONES CARRIE NELL JORDAN ZABETH THERESA JUSTICE PATSY KAGI FLORENCE KEENER JOHN Huck? KEHOE IRENE KELLER Jan. I2f And if I am elected . , , Student Coun- cil candidates for office give campaign speeches, and the race is onl . , . Jan, I7-Those long awaited water coolers arriveg warm days will be a pleasure nowl . . , We realize that graduation is drawing near, and we order our graduation invitations .... 5 E N l ll H JACK KELLY JUNE KENDRICK ill CHARLES KENNEDY Jan, I9-We are thrilled when our NFI receives the Leading Chapter Award for l949 from the national secretary, Bruno E, Jacob. Twenty new NFL'ers are initiated at an impressive ceremony ,... Jan. 22 -Week of semester tests- l should have studied harderl . . . TIGANDO staff works overtime to meet II L A 5 S FRED KEYSER MARY JANE KILGORE QPF' JENNIEVIE KIMBRELL DEAN KING FLORA KIPP WILLIAM KIRK C. LOUIS KIRKLAND SALLY KOPMEIER RICHARD KOPP JOAN LAFLER ALICE JEAN LANE GLENNA LAWRENCE deadline .... Seniors bewarel Last year this time members ot the graduating class were slaving away in the auditorium on Senior tests .... They might be sprung on us any time now .,.. Jan. 23-The hand is quicker than the eyel The Orlando Kiwanis Club and the OHS Key Club present Birch, the Magi- cian. . . . Jon. 26-We swing our partners at the Sophomore Hoedown .... Jan. 29-We vote tor an outstanding Senior girl to be winner ot the DAR award. The one receiving this coveted honor will participate in a state-wide DAR essay contest .... Jan. 30-The Honor Society initiates those deserving 0 ninefeen un reclfiffg-one . . . ANN LeHEUP l kit BLRTIL LENARD HUGUETTE LEVY ALBERTA LEWIS KAYE DON LEWIS 'J '46 AND' 1095 r SU' ' Measuring for caps and gowns-Parks Duncan, Jeanne Francisco, Betty Claudy, and Hugh Young. Keeping up to date with the music world-Mayanne Davis, Carolyn Collins, and Margaret Marshall. SUE LEWIS BEVERLY LIPTHROTT S li N I ll H II L A TARRENCE LITTLE JO ANN LIVENGOOD RONALD LOGUE 1- 4 DONALD LUCADO LARRY LINDER PHYLLIS LITTLE 5 S SHIRLEY MALCOM T56-.Q in 'N 'WN f i, FRED MANTEY MARGARET MARSHALL CLAYTON MARTIN WILLIAM MARTIN JANYCE MARZ PEGGY MATHIS MELBA MAYS NIRA MEADOR NELSON MEEKER JOSEPH MELE students ,.., Jan, 3I-We made it? Most all of our copy for TIGANDO is sent to publisher, We are informed and enlightened on the Know Your Enemy talks in the auditorium .... Feb. ZH-The Chorisfers sponsor The University of Miami Chorale .... Feb. 5-The Band adds to the gaiefy of the Gasparilla parade in Tampa .... Feb. I5-I6-Whcnf a Glamour BoyI We laugh and en- joy a play to be remembered ..., Feb. I9- Step right up, ladies and genflemeng get the best ham- burger you've ever fasted. It's Fair Day, and we work at the Senior booth, How well we will remem- 0 ninefeen un reJ!i!fg-one . . . ROBERT MELTON DONALD MILTON CLYDE MOLAND EUGENIA MOODY RICHARD MOORE -Rm 16- Q' may ff:- it if CLAUDIA MOREDOCK MARTHA MOSES JUANITA MOYE VIRL MULLINS BETTY SUE MUMPOWER EDWARD MacDONALD DORIS McCARTY JOAN McCLENlTHAN SALLY McCONNELL GENE MCCREE ber the rides, the cotton candy, and the fun we had. . . . Feb. 224Seniors are able to take state employ- ment tests to find the field of commerce for which they arc best suited .,.. Feb. 23-24-Our debaters go to the district debate tournament at the University of Florida ,... March 9-A beautiful Sarong girl, a desert island, and soft music make the Junior Ship- wreck Dance o memorable event .... March I4- I5-A wonderful operetta is enjoyed by all-music hath charml . . . April 2-Deserving speakers at- tend the Southern Speech Convention at the Univer- sity of Florida ...A April ll-l24With another out- 5 E N I ll H II L A 5 5 WILLIAM McKELVY FRED MCKENZIE EDNA LEAH McELWEE JOHN MCFADDEN ELVA LOU McGEE ,gui- SR. Wh N JACK NASH PAUL NEAL CAROL NEFF FAITH NEWELL PATRICIA NICHOLSON RAYMOND NIPPER DAVID NORTON LEONARD OETH FAYE ORR CHARLES lPetei OSBORNI standing Thespian production the dramatic season comes to a close ,... April I3-We learn about our neighbors at the Pan-American assembly .... April 27--The clothing classes show their handiwork in a style show .... April 28-The Juniors honor us with the long awaited and oh, so heavenly prom. We'll never forget our last high school dance .... May IO-Rustles of Spring and sweet music-the annual Chorister Spring Concert .,.. May 28-We take final exams .... We become kids for a day and laugh at each other's juvenile antics. The assem- bly program we present brings back many pleasant 0 ninefeen unclrec! fiffy-one JOAN OWINGS ELIZABETH PARTRIDGE EVELYN MARIE PATRICK WILLIAM PEACOCK BETTE RA PERRY 'Y seN'oRS 1AN0' N6 5 6515 'mv-u-0... Talking over that football game-Jimmy Sheafer, Jack Stephens, and George Foti, not pictured, Pete Osborne. The Senior cheerleaders-Carrie Nell Jordan, Marcia Harris, Dot Johnson, Shirley Malcom, Nancy Beth Wyckoff, and Betty Claudy. GLADYS PERRY BONNIE JEAN PETERSEN DIANN PHILLIPS BETTIE PIGG SENIIJH IJLASS, VERA MARIE PISANI CHARLES POPE X PEGGY JO POUNDS CAREW POWELL CHARLES POWELL 4!F ' SHIRLEY POWERS CHARLES PRATHER BETTY JEAN PRESCOTT CHLOE PURCELL MARY PYE BARBARA RAJCANY FRANK RAMSDELL JAMES RAWLS JOYCE RAWLS FRA memories ot nursery rhyme days ..,. We attend teas and coke parties in honor ot the graduates ..,. We swell with pride on Awards Day to see how many outstanding students OHS has .... We get our treasured TlGANDOs and sign what seems hundreds at them .... We count the days until graduation, . Some ot us teel a little sad at the thought at NK REDDING leaving the dear old Alma Mater .... We think ol the boys who will graduate in apsentia because they have become part ot the Armed Forces, We wish them luck wherever they may lue ,... We practice processionals and recessionals. We gain inspiration from the sermon at our Baccalaureate service .... And then the realization comes to us on June 8 -- COMMENCEMENT. 0 ninefeen unclreclfiffg-one . . . l THOMAS RICHENDOLLAR JEAN RIDDLE LARRY ROBERTS ANN ROSS EARLENE RUSSELL Ulm, '51 U 'UQ' 'ff' 'V C 'f-..::' DENNIS RYAN LAWRENCE SANDS MARIA SCHUNCK THOMAS SEAVER DONALD SHARPE JAMES SHEAFER NANCY SHEALLY JEANNE SHEAROUSE BARBARA ANN SHELTON STANLEY SIEGEL SENIORS, DO YOU REMEMBER When every girl wore a silk scarf, all colors of the rainbow-f-and motel . . . When Corduroy weskits were the rage, and those fluffy angara sweaters and sock cuffs were so popular. Blinking at those blinding colored socks the bays wore ...4 I-low they went Western with dungarees and cowlnoy boots A... Faculty and students alike sporting hath loud plaid shirts and soft toned corduroy packets. 5 E N I WILLIAM SLATTERY RICHARD SLAVIK How we talked about atomic energy Cnot that we understood it? ,... President Truman's letters. Patti Page . . . Joe Stafford . , . Vic Damone . . . Perry Como . . . Dixieland jazz . . . Being drafted . . . Kids' Day. How many times we sang Goodnight, Irene, Tzena Tzena Tzena, Tennes- see Waltz, The Raving Kind, The Thing, and My Heart Cries For You. Riding in most every kind of car, from a 'fhot rod IJ H II I. I-I S S GEORGE SLEY ALICE SMITH ALVIN SMITH in rf' BARBARA SMITH EVELYN LORRAINE SMITH THOMAS SMITH TILLMAN SMITH CHARLOTTE SOMERVILLE GENE SPAMER MARILYN SPAULDING JAMES SPENCE MARY SPENCER VENNIE MAE STACY toa new convertible. . . How the boys would delight When everyone was doing the Charleston. . . , in stripping down a perfectly good automobile just to Or learning a new addition to the shag .... How be the proud owner of a hot rod . . . When in our many students loved to go to the stock car races. Junior year hair styles were short, and both boys and girls possessed peroxide streaks .... Sleeveless blouses were tops on the fashion parade, and tull peasant skirt were plentiful .... The girls wore bare- foot sandals and received constant teasing from the male population. Some of the boys even had their own, using Orange Avenue for a track. All these fads and fancies helped to make high school life more pleasantg and their memory will add ioy to th reminiscence of your years at OHS. 0 ninexfeen unclreclfiffy-one . . . XXI ELIABETH ANN STAMM ADAIR STANEK NANCY STARLING CAROLYN STAVES WILLIAM STEBBINS E I 'xl 'IQ Ag 46 sf-N Oi ouf ST AN rl'- Her schlasfic average thus for, the highest in the Senior class-Margaret Trawick. Our Key Club president-and the Chief of the Order of the Arrow, a Boy Scout Honor Society-Ken Wingerf. L PHILLIP STEINMETZ JACK STEPHENS MARY ANN STEPHENS DELOIS STEWART S E N I Il H II L A 5 5 ROBERT STINE REX STOKES LYLE STONE ARLIN STORY FRANK STRICKLAND 'SIX httv- '21 bass .1 GEORGE TAYLOR JOEL TAYLOR ROBERT TAYLOR BEVERLY THEISEN CAROLINE THOMAS AROLYN ANN THOMAS GLORIA ANN THOMPSON BETTY JEAN THROWER ALLEN TIDWELL LEONARD TOMASZEWSRI CIVIC CLUB REPRESENTATIVES ROYCE ln an effort to strengthen community relations, Orlando l-ligh School seniors attend weekly meetings of the various civic organizations and act as junior members. Each month of the school year Mr. Boone appoints the students to attend these meetings. The privileged seniors chosen for this activity accept it as an honor. After sitting in on the business meetings for a month each junior member is invited to speak to the civic group explaining the benefits he has gained. Because oi,r TIGANDO is sent to the publisher at the end of the first semester, only the names of the first semester representatives are printed on the folf lowing pages. 0 fliflefgell un Ped !i!fg'0l'lQ . . . TOMLINSON MARGARET TRAWICK FRED TRUEBY ANITA TUCKER GWENN TUGGLE lan, 'inf -1' YL Q Ilii- 'US 3 MARTHA TuLL SHIRLEY TURNER RUTH ELIZABETH TYLER JOYCE TYSON BARBARA UNDERWOOD EAYE UNDERWOOD CONSTANCE UPCHURCH ISRAEL VAN BRACKLE KATHRYN VAN scoY FRIEDA VINCENT SOROSIS JUNIOR CHAMBER OE COMMERCE Gail Berman Evelyn Patrick Lou Rene Voges Cathy Wolkinshaw Jeanne Francisco Dorothy Johnson Shirley Malcom Melba Mays Johnny Barber Parks Duncan Rowland Fowler Carolyn Collins Dorothy Eiselstein Peggy Jo Pounds Nancy Beth Wyckoff Eleanor Berry Joyce Bossie Betty Branham Betty Cloudy KIWANIS Bill Peacock Frank Redding Jimmy Beach William Blue Walt Cason Arthur Carson Durwood Day N Rodney Block Larry Roberts Donald Sharpe George Foti Doug Hudnall Pete Hyer Bill Kirk Fred McKenzie ROTARY Jack Stephens Bob Stine 5 E N I ll Ill II L I-I 5 S LOU RENE VOGES FRANK WADSWORTH PATRICIA WALKER CATHERINE lCathyl WALKINSHAW DONALD WALTER Q' a-wg JEANNIE WARD NANCY WARD HUGH WATERS ROBERT WATERS PEGGY WATSON ROLFE WEBEKING NEIL WEBMAN NINA ELLEN WEINER BERTIE WHEELER DAVID WHEELER LIONS OPTIMIST James Batten Robert Waters Roger Barter Larry Sands Bruce Coram David Wheeler Sam Boar Jimmy Sheater Pete Osborne Raymond Nipper . EXCHANGE coLoNiAL LIONS Ralph Buie Charles Pope B b B G SI Walter Dippy Hugh Young O emer eorge ey . Jock Nash Allan Cohen Leonard Tomaszewski Stanley Siegel CIVITAN Dick Girdley Tarrence Little HOLDEN HEIGHTS LIONS Kaye Don Lewis Gene McCree Gene Barker Bill Peacock Larry Linder John McFadden Tommy Worl 0 fllfle een un PQ l g 0l'le - f cl ' f ANN WHITAKER ROSA LEE WHITE GENE WILLARD ANNE WILLIAMS PATRICIA WILLIS ,t , I 'A' i,. I , , , ,i, X , Q FQ ij ' The Senior Class Sponsors-Mrs. Shaheen and Miss Bruce , , 5, -'Y We express our sincere appreciation to our spon- sors, Mrs, Clifford Shaheen and Miss Anne Bruce. Their understanding of our problems, their efforts to keep the Seniors happy, and their striving to make us outstanding during our final year at OHS have endeared them to us. Because she has given most generously of her time to guide us through all three of our high school years, Mrs. Shaheen has become one of our true friends. Miss Bruce has had an ever-listening ear for our troubles, and with her sparkle of humor has advised us in matters both large and small. To both we are indeed grateful. THE SENIOR CLASS 5 E N I Il H II L A 5 5 KENNETH WINGERT SARBARA WILSON ROBERT WILSON PEGGY WINSLOW CAROL WOLFE BURTON WOLKING DAVID WOODS NANCY BETH WYCKOFF MARY ANN YAROS Qteefl NOT PICTU RED ARMOND COULTER RAY FRANKLIN LEWIS in the service of our counfry. VAN MEADOWS transfer from Ft. Lauderdale High School. SE IUHDIHEIIT JO ELLEN ABBOTT Martinsville High School, Martinsville, In- diana: Latin Club, '49, Sunshine Society, '49, Booster Board, '49, OHS: Yowell-Drew- Ivey Day, '50, Vocational School, '50, '51, Library Club, '5l. JOHN ADAM Greater New York Academy, New York City, New York: Missionary Volunteer, '49, '50, '51, Medical Cadets, '51, OHS: Moni- tor, '51, Football, '51, Bible Club, '5l. FRANCES AKINS Volleyball, '49, '50, '51, Basketball, '49, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Drill, '51, Intramurals, '5l. JOSEPH lBudI AMOS Football, '49, '50, Basketball, '49, '50, '51, Student Council Representative, '50, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50, Footlight Followers, '51, Love Your Neighbor, '51, Thespians, '5l. MARIANNE AUSTIN Garden Club, '50, Library Club, '50, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50, Junior Red Cross, '51, Political Science Club, '51, TIGANDO, '5l. IRENE BAGLEY Lake Butler High School, Lake Butler, Florida: Sophomore Queen, '49, Glee Club, '50, Junior Play, '50, OHS: Volleyball, '50, LILLIAN BAIRD Girls Intramurals, '49, '50, '51, Graduation Usher, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Foot- light Followers, '50, '5l. MARILYN lCIlee Cheel BALL Varsity Club, 49, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Vocational School, '50, Student Council Representative, '5l. WILLIAM FRANK BALL Stage Crew, '51, Rifle Club, Vice-President, '51 DCT, '51, WALKER BANKSTON Glee Club, '49, '50, '51, District Music Festival, '49, '50. JAMES BARBER Band, '49, '50, '51, Tiger Den Advisory Council, Vice-President, 50, State Band Contest, '50. JOHN C. BARBER Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Chaplain '49, Secretory '50, Treasurer '51, Sophomore Executive Council, '49, JV Basketball, 49, JV Base- ball, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Foot- ball, '50, Track, '50, Boys' State, '50, Foot- light Followers, President, '51, TIGANDO, Business Manager, '51, Love Your Neigh- bor, '51, Thespians, '51, Senate, '5l. WILLIAM EUGENE BARKER SMTC, '51, RAY BARTER Vocational School, '49, Football Intramu- rals, '50. ROGER BARTER Vocational School, '49, Lunchroom Worker, '50, '51, Gym Team Captain, '5l. ROBERT BATEMAN Intramural Softball Champions, '49, Foot- ball, '50. JAMES ROBERT BATES Football, '49, Baseball, '49, '50, '5l. JAMES ALLEN BATTEN Intramural Football, '50, National Guard, '49, '50, '51, Vocational School, '5l. WILLIAM JAMES BEACH Varsity Football, '49, '50, '51, Co-captain, '51, Winter Park Student Congress, '5l. LESLIE BEAVER Choristers, '49, '50, '51, GDC, '49, '50, '51, Corporal, '50, Staff Sergeant, '51, Cafete- ria, '51, ELIZABETH BECKER lntercession City High School, lntercession City, Florida: Chorus, '49, '50, Vice-Presi- dent of Class, '49, '50, OHS: Choristers, '51, Gregg Writers, '51, Youth for Christ, '5l. LOUISE BEEM Gregg Writers, '51, Library Club, '51, SHIRLEY BENNETT Milne High School, Albany, New York: Girls' Athletic Association, '49, '50, Choir, '49, Bricks and Ivy, '49, '50, Milnette, 49, '50, Junior Class Art Award, '50, OHS: Press Club, '51, TIGANDO, '51, Bengaliers, '51, Political Science Club, '51, FHA, '5l. GAIL BERMAN Torch Society, '49, Latin Club, '49, Latin Honor Society, '49, Tiger Den Advisory Council, '49, Booster Board, '50, Graduation Usher, '50, Honor Society, '50, '51, Tiger Talk, Exchange Editor, '50, SISJ Convention, '50, Bengaliers, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Girls' State, '50, Teen Time Reporter, '50, 51, NFL, '50, '51, Student Council, '51, Sorosis Representative, 51, Winter Park Stu- dent Congress, '5l, State Congress, Tallahas- see, '51, Political Science Club, '51, TIGAN- DO, Editor, '51, ROBERT EUGENE BERNER Vocational School, '49, '50, '51, First Prize Poster at Rollins College, '50. ELEANOR BERRY Sophomore Executive Council, '49, Torch So- ciety, '49, Latin Club, '49, Beta Theta Tri- Hi-Y, '50, '51, Delegate FSCA, '50, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50, GDC, 2nd Lieutenant, TIGANDO, '51, Tiger Den Advisory Council, '51, Honor Society, '51, BEVERLY BEUCHLER Allied Youth, '4-9. DIANNE BIRKENWALD Glee Club, '49. ,, ,.--c- ,NEOMA BLANCHARD . ,. -..H 4-H Club, '49, '50, '51, Delegate to Na- tional 4-H Congress, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Library Club, '50, '51, Vice-Presi- dent, '51, FHA, '50, '51, President, '51, Honor Society, '5l. JACK BLANKENSHIP Intramurals, '49, Boxing Tournament, '49, Choristers, '49, SMTC, '49, '51, Football, '50, Student Council Representative, '5l. LOIS ANNE BLASINGAME Junior Red Cross Club, '49, Volleyball, '49, Basketball, '49, Sports Day, '49, Pep Club, '49, Student Council Representative, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Clinic Force, '50, '51, From Decorating Committee, '50. WILLIAM BLASKY RODNEY BLOCK Sophomore Executive Council, '49, Student Council Representative, '49, '50, JV Foot- ball, '49, JV Baseball, '49, JV Basketball, '49, NFL, '49. '50, '51, Treasurer, 50, President of Senate, '50, Varsity Basketball, '50, Varsity Track, '50, '51, Captain, '51, Honor Society, '50, '51, Boys' State, '50, Boys' Nation, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Hi-Y, 50, '51, Vice-President, '50, Speaker of House of Representatives, '51, President of Student Body, '5l. WILLIAM BLUE Band, '49. VINCENT lBinkiel BOLAND Band, '49, '50, '51, JV Baseball, '49, Foot- light Followers, '5l. SAM BOOR Band, '49, '50, '51, Lieutenant '50, Captain '51, District and State Band contest, Solo, '50, Honor Society, '50, '51, Junior Red Cross Club, Chairman, '51, Torch Society, '49, Key Club, '51, JOYCE BOSSIE Band, '49, '50, '51, Majorette, '51, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50. DOROTHY BOYKIN GDC, Staff Sergeant, '50, Gregg Writers, Vice-President, '51, Student Council, '51, Office Force, '5l. 50 UPIY BETTY BRANHAM Bengaliers, '49, '51, Pep Club, '49, Student Council Representative, '50, Booster Board, '50, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, 51, Tapettes, '50, Foot- light Followers, '50, '51, Treasurer, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Sophomore Ex- ecutive Council, '49, Graduation Usher, '50. MARILYN BRINKLEY Glee Club, '49, Girls Glee Club, '50, Dis- trict Festival, A Cappella Choir, '51, Sweet- heart of the Band, '49, GDC, '50, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50, Student Council Rep- resentative, '51, NORMAN BROWER Band, '49, '50. PAUL BROWN Football Intramural Champions, '49, Soil Conservation Day, Sanford, '49, Intramural Football, Co-captain, '50, Intramural Bas- ketball, Co-captain, '50, Intramural Soft- ball, Co-captain, '50. ROBERT A. BROWN Band, '49, '50, '5l. HERBERT BROWNING Sophomore Intramural Basketball, Cham- pion Team, '49, Student Council Representa- tive, Alternate, '49. JACQUELYN ANN BROWNING Volleyball Intramurals, '49, District Music Festival, '49, '50, '51, Variety Show, '50, State Music Festival, '50, 51, Choristers, '49, 50 ,51, Gregg Writers, 50, '51, Histo- rian, '51, Rio Rico, '51, Youth for Christ, '51, FHA, '51. RICHARD BRUNELLE SMTC, '49, '50, '5l. RALPH BUIE Drill Corps, '49, '50, Latin Club, '50, Rifle Club, '50, Political Science Club, President, '51 CHARLOTTE BULLEN Osceola High School, Kissimmee, Florida: '49, OHS: Beta Theta Tri-Hi-Y, '50, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50, Gregg Writers, '50, '51, Library Club, '50, '5l. JOYCE BYERLEY Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Junior Red Cross Club, '49, Choristers, '49, '50, Graduation Usher, '50, GDC, '49, '50, Junior Adjutant, '50, DCT, '51 ' HERTIELINE lHerkiel CALDWELL Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50. JEAN CALHOUN Football Manager, '49, ROTC, '49, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50. WILLIAM lWilIl CAMPBELL Poster Awards, '49, '50, TIGANDO, Art Editor, '51, Press Club, '5l. GERALDINE CANNON Junior Red Cross Club, '49, DCT, '5l. IRMA LEE CANNON B'anford High School, Branford, Florida, Cheerleader, '49, '50, Girls' Softball, '50, OHS: '5l. DON CANTNER Football, '5l. ARTHUR lRedl CARSON Football, '50, '51, Basketball, '49, Track, '50, Varsity Club, '51, Junior Chamber ot Commerce Representative, '51, Student Council Representative, '51, Yowell-Drew- lvey Day, '50. WALT CASON Student Council Representative, '50, Foot- ball, '49, '50, '5l. Captain, '51, Basketball, '49, '50, 51, Track, '50, '51, Varsity Club, '50, '5l. CONSTANCE CLARK Volleyball, '49, '50, Basketball, '49, '50, '51, Field Hockey, '49, Softball, '49, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Basketball Champions, '5l. SE IIQIHUIPIEETUPIY MONA CLARK Tubman High School, Augusta, Georgia: '49, OHS: Bengaliers, '50, '5l, Glee Club, '49, '50, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '5l, Yowell-Drew- Ivey Day, '50. WILLIAM CLARK Political Science Club, '5l. BETTY CLAUDY Torch Society, '49, Latin Club, '49, Latin Honor Society, '49, Girls' Varsity Club, '49, '50, '5l, President '5l, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Speedball, Softball Intramurals, '49, '50, '5l, Volleyball, Speedball, Basketball, Speedball Class Team, '49, '50, '5l, Tri- Hi-Y, '49, '50, '5l, Secretary '50, Tiger Den Advisory Council, '50, Yowell-Drew- Ivey Day, '50, Graduation Usher, '50, Cheer- leader, '5l, Senate, '5l, Secretary of Senior Class, '5l, Honor Society, '5l. FLORENCE CLAXTON Varsity Club, '49, '50, '5l, Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Hockey Intramurals, '49, '50, '5l, Basketball Champions, '50, Sports Day Tour nament, '50, '5l, Gregg Writers, '50, '5l, Chaplain, '5l. HAROLD CODY JV Football, '49, ALLEN COHEN Football, '49, '50, '5l, Track, '49, '50, '5l. RICHARD COLEMAN Band, '49, '50, '5l, Lieutenant, '5l, Band Contest, Quartet, Solo, '50. CAROLYN JEAN COLLINS Apopka High School, Apopka, Florida: Stu- dent Council, '49, Glee Club, '49, Beta Club, '49, Miss AHS, '49, OHS: Gregg Writers' Club, '50, '5l, Graduation Usher, 50, DCT, Secretary, '5l, Homecoming Queen, '5l. EVELEEN COLLINS Volleyball Intramurals, '49, '5l, FHA, '5l. BRUCE CORAM Student Council Representative, '49, '50, '5l, Lens and Shutter Club, '49, Key Club, '50, '5l, Chaplain, '5l, Baseball, '49, Tiger Talk, Sports Editor, '5l. ROBERT CORBITT Golf, '49, '50, '5l, Football Intramurals, '49, DCT, '5l. ROBERT COULTER Football, '49, Drill, '5l, Rifle Club, '5l. JAMES COUTURE Salvation Army, '5l. NORMA JEAN COWARD Drill, '5l. ROY CRANE St. James School, Orlando, Florida: Football, '49, Baseball, '49, OHS: '50, '5l. STANLEY CRAW Drill '50 ' 'PETER meer cnossv Drill '5l DORIS CROWDER Youth for Christ, '49, '5l, Choristers, '49, '50, '5l, Library, '50, '5l, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Rio Rico,' '5l. JUNE CROWDER OHS: Intramurals, '49, Ft. Lauderdale High School, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida: Camera Club, '50, Dancing Club, '50, Intramurals, '50, Library Club, '50, OHS: '5l. NORMAN CUMMING Junior Red Cross Club, '49, Basketball Intra- murals, '49, Drill, '50, '5l, Football Intra- murals, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50. GLORIA DAVIDSON Torch Society, '49, Library Club, '50, '5l, Gregg Writers, '50, '5l, President, '5l, Senate. '5l, Footliqht I'-olrowers, ':il, Love Your Nei'1hbor, '5l, Thespians, '5l, Honor Society, '5l. DEIRDRE DAVIS Torch Society, '49, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, Foot- light Followers, '49, '50, '5l, Vice-President, '5l, Bengaliers, 50, '5l, Latin Honor Society, '50, Press Club, Sl, Junior Red Cross Club, '5l, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, TIGANDO, '5l, Latin Club, '50, '5l, Latin Award, '50, Teentime Tribunal, '50, Shadows in the Night, Property Manager, '50, Senate, '5l, Glamour Boy,' '5l, Honor Society, '5l. ELEANOR DAVIS Varsity Club, '49, '50, '5l, Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Softball, '49. '50, '5l, Badminton, Hockey, '49, Soccer, '50. MATTIE PEARL DAVIS Nurses' Training, '5l. MAYANNE DAVIS Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Girls' Trio, '49, District Music Festival, '49, '5l, State Music Festi- val, '49, Sl, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, 50, '5l, Gradua- tion Usher, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Rio Rico, '5l, Music Clinic, '5l. DURWOOD DAY Football, '5l, Basketball, '5l, Baseball, '5l. ARLENE DEEB FHA, '49, Swimming, '49, Girls Varsity, '49, '50, '5l, Volleyball, '49, '50, '5l, Bas- ketball, '49, Softball, '49, '50, Class Teams, '49, '50, Sports Day, '49, '50, Tennis, '50, Student Council Representative, '5l, TIGAN- RON DEISS Student Council Representative, '50, Booster Board, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, TIGANDO, Sports Editor, '5l, NFL Follies, Stage Crew, '5l, Station NFL, '5l. JOANNE DESERABLE St. James School, Orlando, Florida: Club- house, '49, '50, Choir, '49, '50, Cheerleader, '50, Reporter, '50, OHS: '5l. SHIRLEY MARIE DINKINS Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Vocational WALTER DIPPY Band, '49, '50, '5l, Beta Hi-Y, '50, '5l. ELMA LEE DIXON Clinic Force, '5l. BARBARA DOTHEROW Bengaliers, '49, '50, Choristers, '49, '50, District Music Festival, '49, '50, State Mu- sic Festival, '49, '50, FHA, '49, '50, Geor- gia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Variety Show, '50, A Cap- pella Choir, '50, Girls Glee Club, '49, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Tiger Den Ad- visory Council, '50, '5l, President, '5l, Beta Theta Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '5l, Senate, '5l, SISJ Convention, '5l, TIGANDO, Literary Editor, '5l, Honor Society, '5l. DORA ANN DOUBERLEY Melbourne High School, Melbourne, Florida: School Paper, Assistant Editor, '49, OHS: Glee Club, '50, Drill, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey PARKS DUNCAN Treasurer of Sophomore Class, '49, Student Council Representative, '49, '5l, Key Club, '49, '50, '5l, Hi-Y, '49, '50, '5l, Presi- dent of Junior Class, '50, Track, '50, Foot- light Followers, '5l: Love Your Neighbor, '5l, TIGANDO, Assistant Business Manager, '51 ROBERT DURANT Choristers, '49, '50, '5l, District Music Fes- tival, '49, '50, '5l, State Music Festival, '49, 50, '5l, Drill Corps, '49, '50, '5l, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Variety Show, '50, Rio Rico, '5l. DIANNE DYER Medford High School, Medford, Massachu- setts: Camera Club, '49, '50, School Paper, Make-up Editor, '50, Drama Club, '50, French Club, '50, Junior Women's Club, '50, OHS: Tiger Talk, '50, '5l, Managing Editor, '5l, Footlight Followers, '5l, Library Club, '50, Political Science Club, '5l, NSPA Con- vention, '5l. PHIL EASTERLING Bgidid, '49, '50, '5l, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, DO, '5 I . School, '5 I. Day, '50. 51 DOROTHY EISELSTEIN Band, '49, '50, Lieutenant, '50, Clinic Force, '50, District, State Band Festivals, '50, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '5l, Historian, '50, Student Council Representative, '50, Foot- light Followers, '50, '5l, Shadows in the Night, '50, NFL, '50, '5l, NFL Follies, '5l, Garden Club, '50. VERNON ELLER Drill '5l BRITT ELLIS Basketball, '49, Badminton, '49, Tiger Talk, '50, '5l, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, '5l, Latin Club, '50, '5l, Latin Honor Society, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Press Club, Vice-President, '5l, Journalism News Broad- casts, Director, '5l. PEGGY ELMORE DONALD ENGLERT Choristers, '49, '50, '5l, State Music Fes- tival, '49, '50, '5l, District Music Festival, '49, '50, '5l, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Variety Show, '50, RTO Rico, '5l, SMTC, '49, '50, '5l, Footlight Followers, '5l, Glamour Boy, '5l. MARY LOU EVANS Peabody High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylva- nia: '49, OHS: Vocational School, '50, '5l, DCT, '5l, TIGANDO, '5l. NORMA EDWARDS OHS: Garden Club, '49, '50, Junior Red Cross Club, '49, '50, Office Force, '50, Francis T. Nicholls High School, New Or- leans, Louisiana: Homemaking Club, '50, Science Club, '50, Red Cross, '50, OHS: '5l. GAIL FARRAR Redford High School, Detroit, Michigan: Choir, '49, '50, '5l, AMO, '49, '50, '5l, Aeolian, '49, '50, '5l, Fashion Show, '49, '50, '5l, Journalism Club, '49, '50, '5l, OHS: '5l. JULIET FERRELL Choristers, '49, '50, Girls Glee Club, '50, State Music Festival, '49, '50, District Mu- sic Festival, '49, '50, A Cappella Chair, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Beta Theta Tri- Hi-Y, '50, '5l, Bengaliers, '50, '5l, Booster Board, '50, Station NFL, '5l. MARY ANN FIELDS Tiger Den Radio Players, '49, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, Bengaliers, '50, '5l, Student Council Rep- resentative, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Graduation Usher, '50, Library Club, Presi- dent, '5l, Senate, '5l, Footlight Followers, '5l, Love Your Neighbor, '5l, Student- Faculty Committee, '5l. EVERETTE FISCHER Choristers, '49, '50, '5l, State Music Festi- val, '49, '50, '5l, District Music Festival, '49, '50, '5l, Words and Music, '49, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Variety Show, '50, SMTC, '49, '50, '5l. VAN FLYNN Vocational School, '50. VONCEAL FOLSOM Office Force, '50, '5l, GDC, Corporal, '49, '50, Lieutenant, '50. CAROLYN FOSGATE Volleyball Intramurals, '49, Basketball ln- tramurals, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Junior Red Cross Club, '50, Tiger Talk, '5l, Press Club, '5l. GEORGE FOTI Football, '49, '50, '5l, Varsity Club, '49, '50, '5l, Track, '50, Baseball, '50. RONALD FOWLER Choristers, '49, '50, State Music Festivdl, '49, SMTC, '50, '5l. DONALD FOX Baseball, '49, Student Council Representa- tive, '49. LAURA .IEANNE FRANCISCO Torch Society, '49, Vice-President of Sopho- more Class, '49, Student Council Represent- ative, '49, '50, Junior Red Cross Club, SE IUHDIHEET Treasurer, '49, Latin Club, '49, Office Force, '49, Vice-President of Junior Class, '50, NFL, '50, '5l, State NFL Tournament, '50, State Student Congress, '50, State Debate Tournament, '50, Varsity Debate Squad, '50, Honor Society, '50, '5l, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Graduation Usher, '50, President of Senior Class, '5l, Senate, '5l. JAMES FRAZIER OHS on the Air, '49. DELOIS FULLER Liberal High School, Liberal, Missouri: '50, OHS: Pep Club, '49, '50, Basketball, '50. JANET GALLAWAY Eustis High School, Eustis, Florida: Band, '49, Glee Club, '49, Pep Club, '49, Panther Staff, '49, NRA, '49, OHS: Choristers, '50, A Cappella Choir, '50, State Music Festival, '50, NRA, '50, Office Force, '5l, Student Council Representative, '5 I. NAOMI GEMEINHARDT Girls Varsity Club, '49, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Softball, Hockey, Ping Pong, Badmin- ton, '49, Intramurals, '49, Clinic Staff, '50, '5l, TIGANDO, '5l. GERALD GHOLSON Football Intramurals, '49, Boxing, '49, Voca- tional School, '50, DCT, Sergeant-at-Arms, '5l. MARY JANE GIFFORD Tiger Den Radio Players, '49, Bengaliers, '49, '5l, Tapettes, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Tri-Hi-Y, '50. CHARLOTTE GILES WILBUR GIMBEL Football Intramurals, '49, Basketball ln- tramurals, '49, Vocational School, '50, '5l. RICHARD GIRDLEY Osceola High School, Kissimmee, Florida: Student Council, '49, '50, Key Club, '49, '50, Hi-Y, '49, '50, Football, '49, '50, Bas- ketball, '49, '50, Track, '50, Thespians, '50, OHS: Varsity Football, '5l, Thespians, '5l. JANET BETH GLASER Torch Society, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Tiger Talk, '5l, Press Club, '5l, NFL, '5l. DCT, 'Sl . JULIA GLASSCOCK Pan-American Club, '50, '5l, Treasurer, '50, Secretary, '5l, Honor Society, Treasurer, '5l, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Bengaliers, '5l. ALLAN RAY GLISSON Mt. Bethel High School, Mt. Bethel, Georgia: Basketball, '49, Acworth High School, Ac- worth, Georgia: Football, Basketball, '50, OHS: Drill, '5l. JAMES GOODWIN MARY GORE Marion High School, Marion, Indiana: Y- Teens, '49, Spanish Club, '49, OHS: DCT, '5l, Student Council Representative, '5l. SUSAN GRANT Beta Theta Tri-Hi-Y, '50, Bengaliers, '50, '5l, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Student Council Representative, '50, '5l. DELTON GRAY Football, '49, NANCY GRAY Bengaliers, '49, '50, '5l, Graduation Usher, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Library Club, '5l, Tri-Ha-Y, '49, CLARICE GREEN Wolf Point High School, Wolf Point, Mon- tana: Glee Club, '49, St. James School, Orlando, Florida: Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Reporter, '50, OHS: '5l. KATHRYN GREEN 'Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Glee Club, '49, GDC, Staff Sergeant, '50, Library Club, '50, Secretary, '5l, Junior Red Cross Club, '5l, TIGANDO, '5l, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50. I LOIS GREEN Volleyball Intramurals, '49, '50, '5l, Basket- ball Intramurals, '49, Sports Day, '49, Field Hockey, '49, Girls' Varsity Club, 49, Gregg Writers, '50, '5l. - CAROLYN GREENE Lancaster High School, Lancaster, Ohio: FHA, '49, '50, Future Nurses' Club, '49, '50, Y-Teens, '49, Hostess at Junior-Senior Prom, '50, Junior Class Booth, Kid's Day Carnival, '50, Senior Choir, '49, OHS: '5l. RICHARD GRIFFITH Band, '49, '50, '5l, Assistant Librarian, '49, MARY LEE GWYNN Choristers, '49, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, FHA, Reporter, '5l, TIGANDO, '5l, Political Science Club, '5l. DILLON HACKETT PATTYE HAMILTON Gaffney High School, Gaffney, South Caro- lina: Music Club, Secretary, '49, ScieH'ce Club, '49, Future Teachers of America, '49, Band, '49, School Paper, '49, OHS: Band, '5l, Honor Society, '5l. ROBERT HANSON Pan American Club, '50. ALLEN HARKER Drill, '50, Book Room, '5l, Political Science Club, '5l, Faotlight Followers, '5l. MARCIA HARRIS Tiger Den Radio Players, '49, Bengaliers, '50, Pep Club, Secretary, '50, Junior-Senior Prom Decorating Chairman, '50, Cheerlead- er, '5l, Student Council Representative, '5l, NFL FolIies, '5l. BETTY ANN HART Choristers, '49, '50, '5l, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Spring Concert, '49, '50, District Music Festival, '50, State Music Festival, '50, Beta Theta Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '5l, GDC, '50, '5l, Captain, '5l, Yowell-Drew- Ivey Day, '50, FHA, '5l, Glamour Boy, '5l, Rio Rico, '5l, A Cappella Choir, '5l. JACK HARVEY Choristers, '49, '50, Treasurer, '5l, Honor Society, '50, '5l, District Music Festival, '49, '50, State Music Festival, '49, '50, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Variety Show, '50, Faotlight Followers, 5l, Boys' Double Quar- tet, '5l, Music Clinic, '5l, Ria Rico, '5l, Love Your Neighbor, '5l, A Cappella Choir, '5l. QUINTON HATCHER Drill, '49, '50, '5l, Choristers, '49, '50, '5l, State Music Festival, '49, '50, '5l, District Music Festival, '49, '50, '5l, Rio Rico, '5l. DCT, '5l. THOMAS HATCHER Vocational School, '49, Basketball Intramu- rals, '49, Student Council Repre nt tiv 5l. RALPH E. HAY Vocational School, '49, Choristers, '5 , '5l' Naval Reserve, '50, '5l. KATRINE HEATH GDC, '49, '50, Library Club, '50, '5l, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Bible Club, '5l. ANDREW HECKLE Choristers, '49, '50. FRANCES HELMS Choristers, '49, Words and music, '49, Latin Club, '49, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '5l, Bengaliers, '49, '50, '5l, Torch Society, '49' Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Student Council '50, Honor Society, '50, '5l, Student-FacuI- ty Committee, '5l, Faotlight Followers, '5l' State Tri-Hi-Y Congress, '5l, NFL, '5l. CATHRYN JANE HENRY Burgaw High School, Burgaw, North Caro- lina: Glee Club, '49, District Music Contest, '49, OHS: Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '5l, Soccer, Speed- ball, Badminton, Ping Pong, '50, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50, Faotlight Followers, '5l' Love your Neighbor, '5l, Thespians, '5ll r '51, ocT,' r 1 1 r -52 UHY ROBERT HERCHICK Student Council Representative, '49, Junior Red Cross Club, '49, DCT, '50, '5l, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50. BRUCE HETSLER Pittsfield High School, Pittsfield, Massachu- setts: Football, '49, '50, Basketball, '49, '50, Track, '49, Tumbling, '49, OHS: Base- ball, '50, '5l. BARBARA HICKS Choristers, '49, GDC, '49, FHA, '49, '50, '5l, Youth for Christ, '49, Bengaliers, '50, '5l, Office Force, '5l. JACK M. HICKS Vocational School, '50, '5l. RUTH HICKS Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, Library Club, '50, Junior Red Cross Club, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Tiger Talk, '50, '5l, Circulation Man- ager, '50, Editor-in-Chief, '5l, Press Club, President, '5l, Senate, '5l, SISJ Convention, '5l, NSPA Convention, '5l, Honor Society, '50, '5l. LAURA HILDEBRAND Clinic, '50, '5l, Bible Club, '5l. MARY HINSON Roosevelt High School: Secretary of Sopho- more Class, '49, Student Council Repre- sentative, '49, Red Cross, President, '49, Citizenship Award, '49, Camp Leieune High School, Camp Leieune, North Carolina: Vice-President of Junior Class, '50, Junior Globe, Editor, '50, Cheerleader, '50, Tennis Club, '50, OHS: Public Speaking Club, '5l, NFL FolIies, '5l. HELEN HODGE GDC, '5l. JACK HOLLAND Geneva County High School, Hartford, Ala- bama, Beta Club, '49, '50, Basketball, '50, Bsaseball, '50, OHS: Pan American Club, ' l. PATRICIA HOLLOWAY Roosevelt High School, Compton, California: Leo-ettes, '49, Honor Society, '49, Woodrow Wilson, Long Beach, California: Honor So- ciety, '50, OHS: Prom Committee, '50, Jun- igibClass Booth, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, GERTRUDE lDutchl HOLSTEIN Student Council Representative, '49, Lens and Shutter Club, '49, Choristers, '49, '50, '5l, Variety Show, '50, Words and Music,' '49, A Cappella Choir, '50, '5l, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Latin Club, '50, District Music Festival, '50, Rio Rico, '5l. JOAN HORN Bessemer High School, Bessemer, Alabama: Y-Teens, Treasurer, 49, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, Reporter, '50, Red Cross Representative, '49, OHS: '50, '5l. LOUISE lBootsl HORNEY Glee Club 49 50 5l Accompamst 50 5 yiengaliers, '49, '50, '5'l, Student Council Representative, '50. ROBERT fBuddyl Howard JV Football, 49, Varsity Football, '50, Drill, '50 ROBERT C. HOWARD Football, '49, '50, Hi-Y, '50, '5l, Student Council Representative, '50, Winter Park Student Congress, '5l. DAVID HOWELL Pan American Club, '49, Sophomore Execu- tive Council, '49, Torch Society, '49, Choris- ters, '49, '50, '5l, Georgia Jubilee Min- strel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Dis- trict Music Festival, '50, Drill, '49, '50, 'Sl' Honor Society, '5l. DOUGLAS HUDNALL Varsity Club, '49, '50, '5l, Football, '49, jig, '5l, Baseball, '49, '50. '5l, Basketball, ' :owne Hummeu. Sharon High School, Sharon, Pennsylvania: '49, OHS: Vocational School, '50. 1 UHY SE IUHUIHEET FRANKLIN HUTSELL Baseball, '49, '50, Varsity Club, '50, '51, Student Council Representative, '5l. GEORGE lPete1 HYER JV Football, '49, Varsity Football, '50, '51, Varsity Club, '50, '51, Chamber of Com- merce Representative, '51, LAWRENCE INGRAM GRACE INSANA Torch Society, '49, Latin Club, '50, Varsity Club, '50, '51, Secretary-Treasurer, '51, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, '49, '50, '51, Badminton, '49, Hockey, '49, Soccer, '50, TIGANDO, '51, Library Club, '51, Honor Society, '5l. JANET ISBELL FHA, President, '49, Band, '49, '50, '51, TIGANDO, '51, Youth for Christ, '5l. JEWEL IVERSON Basketball, Softball, Hockey Intramurals, '49, Clinic Force, '51. NANCY JACKSON Glee Club, '49, '50, Georgia Jubilee Min- strel, '49, Bengaliers, '50, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, 50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Office Force, '51, FHA, '5l. DONALD JARRETT OHS: Glee Club, '49, State Music Festival, '49, Lakeview High School, Winter Garden, Florida: Melodiers, '50, Glee Club, '50, State Vocal Clinic, '50, Hi-Y, '50, Baseball. '50, OHS: Glee Club, '51. GEORGE JAROSCH Osceola High School, Kissimmee, Florida: Hi-Y, '50, Football, '50, Junior Activity Committee, '50, OHS: '5l. RAYMOND JARVIS Band, '49, '50, '51, PATRICIA JERNIGAN Choristers, '49, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Monitor, '51, Booster Board, '50, Student Council Representative, '51, Gradu- ation Usher, '50, Love Your Neighbor, Production Staff, '51, Youth for Christ, President, '51 . DOROTHY JOHNSON Sophomore Executive Council, '49, Torch Society, '49, Tiger Den Radio Players, '49, Cheerleader, '50, '51, Captain, '51, Meet Me ln St. Louis, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Homecoming Attendant, '49, '50, Footlight Followers, '50, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Treasurer, '50, President, '51, Gradua- tion Usher, '50, May Day Attendant, '50, Honor Society, '50, '51, Thespians, '50, '51, Secretary, '51, Tri-Hi-Y Convention, '51, Sorosis Representative, '51. MABEL JOHNSON New Smyrna Beach High School, New Smyr- na Beach, Florida, '49, OHS: GDC, '50, '5l. RONALD JOHNSON Band, '49, '50, '51, Assistant Publicity Man- ager, '51, Band, '49. BEAUFORD JONES Lakeland High School, Lakeland, Florida: SGA, '49, Junior Lions' Club, '49, OHS: Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Hi-Y, '51, Sta- tion NFL, '51, NFL, '5l. MARLENE JONES Pep Club, '49, Junior Red Cross Club, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Bengaliers, '50, '51 ' noasirr Joruzs Vocational School, '49, '50, '51, CARRIE NELL JORDAN Volleyball, Swimming, Basketball, Hockey, '49, Girls' Varsity Club, '49, Cheerleader, '50, '51, Co-captain, '51, Homecoming Attendant, '50, '51, ELIZABETH THERESA JUSTICE FHA,s:49, GDC, '50, DCT, '51, Gregg Writ- ers, ' 1. PATSY KAGI Office Force, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Student Council Representative, '50, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Sergeant, '51, Youth for Christ, Treasurer, '51, FLORENCE KEENER Choristers, '49, '50, '51, District Music Festival, '49, '50, '51, State Music Festi- val, '49, '50, '51, Girls Glee Club, '49, '50, '51, A Cappella Choir, '49, '50, '51, Clinic Force, '50, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Variety Show,' '50, GDC, '50, '51, Captain, '51, Girls' Trio, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Rio Rico, '51, Honor Society, '5l. JOHN Uacki KEHOE Seabreeze High School, Daytona Beach, Flor- ida: Glee Club, '49, NFL, '49, TOP, '49, Track, '49, State, District Band Tourna- ments, '49, Basketball, Manager, '49, Gor- don Military College, Barnesville, Georgia: Glee Club, '50, Boxing, '50, Rifle Team, '50, OHS: Student Council Representative. '51 1 ' mms KELLER GDC, '50, '51, Choristers, '51, Yowell-Drew- lvey Day, '50. JACK KELLY Vocational School, '51. JUNE KENDRICK Tiger Den Radio Players, '49, Pep Club, '49, Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Student Council Representative, '49, '51, Booster Board, '50. CHARLES KENNEDY Band, '49, Vocational School, '50, '5l. FRED KEYSER Band, '49, '50, '51, Sergeant, '50, Moni- tor, '49, '50, '51, Boxing, '49, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50. MARY JANE KILGORE Gregg Writers, '50, '51, Library Club, '51, JENNIEVIE KIMBRELL Forest Hill High School, Jackson, Missis- sippi: Glee Club, '49, President of Sopho- more Class, '49, Future Homemakers Club, '49, American Legion Award, '49, OHS: Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Varsity Club, '51, Moni- tor, '5O, '51, Tiger Den Advisory Council, '51 , DEAN KING Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Words and Mu- sic, '49, Variety Show, '50, District Music Festival, 49, '50, '51, State Music Festival, '50, '51, Boys' Double Quartet, '50, '51, Drill, '50, '51, Footlight Followers, '51, A Cappella Choir, '50, '51, State Vocal Clinic, '50, '51, Glamour Boy, '51, Youth for Christ, '50, '51, Pan-American Club, '51 ' FLORA KIPP Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Library Club, '49, '50, TIGANDO, '51. WILLIAM KIRK Pahokee High School, Pahokee, Florida: ball, Volleyball, Hockey Class Team, '49, ball, '50, Basketball, '49, Band, '49, OHS: Football, '5l. LOUIS KIRKLAND SALLY KOPMEIER Vocational School, '49, Girls' Varsity, '50, '51, Volleyball, Soccer, Baseball Class Teams, '50. RICHARD KOPP Civil Air Patrol, '51, Gym Team Captain, '51 JOAN LAFLER Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, FHA, '51, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50. ALICE JEAN LANE Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Bengaliers, '49, '50, Booster Board, '50, Sophomore Executive Council, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Garden Club, '49, Graduation Usher, '50. 53 GLENNA LAWRENCE Gregg Writers, '50, '5l. , ' ,' , si t , ra uation DCT 50 51AP LeHEuI5fl! G d Usher, '50. BERTIL LENARD Seminole High School, Sanford, Florida: '49, OHS: DCT, '50, '51, HUGUETTE LEVY Columbus High School, Columbus, Georgia: French Club, President, '49, Blue Streak, Business Manager, '49, OHS: Tiger Talk, '50, '51, Business Manager, '51, SISJ Con- vention, '50, Clinic Force, '51, NSPA Con- vention, '51, ALBERTA LEWIS Student Council Representative, '49, '50, '51, Softball, Basketball, Hockey, Volley- ball lntramurals, '49, '50, Softball, Basket- ball, Voleybal, Hockey Class Team, '49, '50, Vocational School, '51, FHA, '51, KAYE DON LEWIS JV Basketball, '49, Varsity Basketball, '50, '51, Varsity Club, '50, '51, Footlight Fol- lowers, '50, '5l. SUE LEWIS FHA, '49, GDC, '50, '51, LARRY LINDER NFL, '51, Tallahassee State Student Con- gress, '5l, Station NFL, '5l. BEVERLY LIPTHROTT Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Vice-President, '49, Blue Ridge Convention, '49, Glee Club, '49, Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Pep Club, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50. PHYLLIS LITTLE Vocational School, '5l. TARRENCE LITTLE Football, '49, Hi-Y, '50, '51, Vice-President, '51, Footlight Followers, '50, '51. JO ANN LIVENGOOD Hockey, Softball Intramurals, '49, Basket- ball, Volleyball Intramurals, '49, '50, TI- GANDO, '5l. RONALD LOGUE Air Force, '5l. DONALD LUCADO Tiger Den Radio Players, '49, Drill, '49, '50, '51, Captain, '51, Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Variety Show, '50, Rio Rico, '51, Glamour Boy, '51, State Mu- sic Festival, '49, '50, '51, District Music Festival, '49, '50, '51, A Cappella Choir, '50, '5l. SHIRLEY MALCOM Torch Society, '49, Tiger Den Radio Play- ers, '49, Calendar Girl, '49, NFL Follies, '49, Honor Society, '50, '51, Secretary, '51, Cheerleader, '49, '50, '51, Secretary, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Sergeant-at-Arms, '51, Allied Youth, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Graduation Usher, '50, Footlight Followers, '51, Sorosis Representative, '51, Love Your Neighbor, Production Staff, '5l. FRED MANTEY Choristers, '49, '50, '51, District Music Fes- tival, '49, '50, State Music Festival, '49, '50, Words and Music, '49, Drill, '49, '50, Variety Show, '50. MARGARET MARSHALL Sophomore Executive Council, '49, Latin Club, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Ben- Galiers, '50, '51, Honor Society, '50, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, President, '50, Student Council Representative, '49, '50, Senafe, '50, TIGANDO, Activity Editor, '51, Library Club, Secretary-Treasurer, '50. CLAYTON MARTIN Track, '5l. WILLIAM MARTIN Vocational School, '49, '50, '5l. SE IUIIUIIIEET JANYCE MARZ Choristers, '49, District Music Festival, '49, Words and Music, '49, Bengaliers, '49, '50, Beta Theta Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Chaplin, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, 50, TIGANDO, '51, Station NFL, '51, Political Science Club, '51, NFL, '51, Office Force, '51. PEGGY MATHIS OHS: '49, Robert E. Lee High School, Jack- sonville, Florida: '50, OHS: '50, '51. MELBA MAYS Garden Club, '49, '50, Student Council Rep- resentative, '50, Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Sergeant, '50, Captain, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Secretary, '51, Graduation Usher, '50, Senate, '51, Youth for Christ, '51, TIGAN- DO, Activity Co-editor, '51. NIRA MEADOR Reading High School, Cincinnati, Ohio: Latin Club, '49, OHS: Gregg Writers, '50, '51. NELSON MEEKER Intramurals, '50. JOSEPH MELE St. James School Orlando, Florida: President of Sophomore Class, '49, Football, '49, OHS: Drill, '51. ROBERT MELTON Conservation Day, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Vocational School, '51. DONALD MILTON JV Football, '49, Varsity Football, '50, '51, Monitor, '50, '51, Air Force, '51. CLYDE MOLAND Glynn Academy, Brunswick, Georgia: Math Club, '50, Gregg Pen Pal Club, '50, OHS: Gregg Writers, '51, Bible Club '51. EUGENIA MOODY Glee Club, '49, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, FHA, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Intramurals, '51 RICHARD MOORE Choristers, '49, '50, A Cappella Choir, '51, Georgia Jubilee MinstreIs, '49, Words and Music, '49, Drill, '49, 50, '51, Lieu- tenant, 51, Rio Rico, '51, Conservation Club, '49, Footlight Followers, '51, Variety Show, '50. CLAUDIA MOREDOCK Choristers, '49, Beta Theta Tri-Hi-Y '50, '51, Sergeant-at-Arms, '51, Bengaliers, '50, '51, Second Lieutenant, '51, Yowell-Drew- lvey Day, '50. MARTHA MOSES Student Council Representative, '49, Ben- galiers, '49, '50, '51, Senate, '50, Library Club, '50, '51, President, '50, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51. JUANITA MOYE GDC, '49, '50, FHA, '50, Youth for Christ, '51. VIRL MULLINS National Guard, '50, '51, Miracle Day Project, '49, JV Baseball, '50. BETTY SUE MUMPOWER Marion High School, Marion, Virginia: '49, OHS: Choristers, '49, '50 '51, Concerts, '49, '50, '51, Rio Rico, '51, Political Science Club, '51. EDWARD MacDONALD Air Force, 51. DORIS MCCARTY Mountain Iron High School, Mountain Iron, Minnesota: Glee Club, '49, '50, Band, '49, '50, Drum 8- Maiorette Corps., '49, '50, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, Girls Athletic Association, '49, '50, OHS: Gregg Writers '50, '51, Treasurer, '51, DCT, '51. JOAN McCLENITHAN Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, First Lieutenant, '51, Graduation Usher, '50, Yowell-Drew- lvey Day, '50, Tiger Talk, '51, Press Club, '51, Footlight Followers, '51, Love Your Neighbor, '51, Glamour Boy, Produc- tlon Staff, '51. SALLY McCONNELL Girls' Glee Club, '49, Latin Club, '49, '50, Latin Honor Society '49, Latin Award, '49, Words and Music, '49, Library Club, '50, Beta Theta Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Bengaliers, '50, '51, Office Force, '51. GENE McCREE Torch Society, President, '49, Latin Club, '49, Choristers, '49, Key Club, '49, '50, '51, Tiger Den Advisory Council, '49, NFL, '49, '50 '51, President, '51, Footlight Fol- lowers, '50, '51, Georgia Jubilee Min- strel, '49, Student Council, '49, '50, '51, President at Senate, '51, NFL Follies, '49, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Honor Society, '50, '51, Station NFL, '50, '51, Boys' State, '50. EDNA LEAH McELWEE Marlinton High School, Marlinton West Vir- ginia: Glee Club, '49, '50, Class Cheer- leader, '49, '50, Christmas Cantata, '49' 1 Commercial Club, '50, OHS: Glee Club, '51. JOHN McFADDEN Latin Club, '49, Latin Honor Society, '49. ELVA LOU McGEE Choristers, '49, Pep Club, '49, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50, Bengaliers, '50, '51' Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Library Club, '51. WILLIAM McKELVY FRED McKENZIE Junior Chamber of Commerce, Representa- JACK NASH Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Basketball, '49, '50, PAUL NEAL Tiger Talk, '51. CAROL NEFF Garden Club, '50, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Office Force, '51, Tiger Talk, Editorial Edi- tor, '51, Press Club, '51, NFL Follies, '51, Student Congress, '51, Winter Park Stu- dent Congress, '51, Latin Club, '51, Politi- cal Science Club, '51, NFL, '51. FAITH NEWELL Basketball, Volleyball Intramurals '50, Yow- ell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Tiger Talk, '51, Press Club, '51. PATRICIA NICHOLSON RAYMOND NIPPER Choristers, '49, '50, '51, State Music Fes- tival, '49, '50, '51, District Music Festi- val, '49, '50, '51, Georgia Jubilee Min- strel,' '49, Variety Show, '50, Drill, '49 '50, '51, Glamour Boy, '51. DAVID NORTON Bar Harbor High School Bar Harbor, Maine: Varsity Debate Team, 49, Music Club, '49, NFL, '49, You Can't Take It With You , OHS: Seabreeze, Jacksonville Tournaments, '50, NFL, '51, NFL, Follies, '51. LEONARD OETH Football, '49, Track, '49, Pan American Club, '49, '50, '51, Vice-President, '51, Stu- dent Council, Representative, '51. FAYE ORR Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Treasurer, '51, Office Force, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50 CHARLES lPetel OSBORNE Football, '49, '50, '51, Basketball, '50, Track, '50, '51, Student Council Repre- sentative, '50, Varsity Club, '50 '51, Secre- tary of Sophomore Class, '49. JOAN OWINGS Library Club, '50, '51. ELIZABETH PARTRIDGE Library Force, '49, Student Council Repre- sentative, '49. EVELYN MARIE PATRICK Tri-Hi-Y, '49, Bengaliers, '50, NFL, '50 '51, Vice-President, '51, State Student Con- gress, '5l, Oratorical Contest, '50, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50, Girls' State, '50, Girls' Nation, '50, NFL Follies, '51, Student 1 tive, '51. Track, '50. Drill, '51. 1 1 54 UHY Congress '51, Sorosis Representative, '51, Glamour Boy, '51, Station NFL, '50, '51, Student Council Representative, '51. WILLIAM PEACOCK Band, '49, '50, '51, Civil Air Patrol, '50, '51, Rifle Club, '50. BETTE RA PERRY Tiger Den Radio Players, '49, Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Secretary, '51, A Cappella Choir '49, '50, '51, District Music Festival, '49, '50, '51, State Music Festival, '49, '50, '51, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Variety Show, '50, Music Clinic, '50, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, Rio Rico, '51, GDC, '50, '51, Major, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50. GLADYS PERRY Hampton High School Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania: Twirler, '49, '50, Press Club, '49, '50, Library Club, '49, Dramatic Club, '49, '50, Drivers' Training Club, '50, Quill and Scroll, '50, OHS: Press Club, '51. BONNIE JEAN PETERSEN Oak Harbor High School, Oak Harbor, Ohio: Band, '49, Orchestra, '49, Ross High School, Fremont, Ohio: Band '50, Future Teachers, '50, Intramurals, '50, Y-Teens, '50, French Club, '50, OHS: Intramurals, '51, Varsity DIANN PHILLIPS Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Junior Red Cross Club, '51, FHA, '51. BETTIE PIGG VERA MARIE PISANI Choristers, '49, '50, '51, District Music Fes- tival, '50, GDC, '50, Gregg Writers, '50, '51, TIGANDO, '51, FHA, '51. CHARLES POPE Football, '49, '50, '51, Track, '49, '50, '51, Varsity Club, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey PEGGY JO POUNDS Tappettes, 49, '50, Choristers, '49, '50, Swimming Team, '49, Shadows in the Night, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Variety Show, '50, Tiger Den Radio Players, '49, Footlight Followers, '50, '51, Thespians, '50, '51, President, '51, Gradu- ation Usher, '50, Senate, '51, Student Council Representative, '51, Love Your Neighbor, '51, Best Supporting Actress, '5 Club, '51. Day, '50. CAREW POWELL Centralia High School, Centralia, Illinois: Latin Club, '49, Pep Club, '49, May Fete, '49, Holiday Tournament Usher, '49, OHS: Beta Theta Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Yowell- Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Bengaliers, '51, Foot- light Followers, '51, Student Council Repre- sentative, Chaplain, '51, Glamour Bay, '51, Sphinx Weekly, '49. CHARLES FOWELL JV Football, '49. SHIRLEY POWERS Lakeland High School, Lakeland, Florida: Youth for Christ, '49, '50, Program Chair- man '5O, OHS: DCT, Historian, '51. CHARLES PRATHER Football, '49, Drill, '50, '51, Lieutenant, '51, A Cappella Choir, '51, Footlight Fol- lowers, '51, Love Your Neighbor, Pro- duction Staff, '51. BETTY JEAN PRESCOTT Press Club, '51. CHLOE PURCELL Garden Club, '51, Monitor, '51, FHA, '49, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50. MARY PYE Allied Youth, '49, Pep Club, '49, Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Graduation Usher, '50, Clinic Force. BARBARA RAJCANY Volleyball, Basketball, '49, '50, '51, Soccer, Softball, Badminton, '49, '50, Speedball, '50, Girls' Varsity Club, '50, '51, Sports Day, '50, '51. SE IUPIDIPIECT FRANK RAMSDELL Band '49, '50, '51, District Band Contest, Solo, '50, State Band Contest, Solo, '50, '51. JAMES RAWLS JV Football, '49, Track, Manager, '49, Pep Club, '50, Vocational School, '50, DCT, Vice-President, '51, Senate, Chaplain, '51, Bible Club, '51, Hi-Y, '51. JOYCE RAWLS Choristers, '49, '50, '51, A Cappella Choir, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51. FRANK REDDING Football, Basketball, Baseball, '49, '50, '51, Varsity, '49, '50, '51, Student Council Rep- resentative, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50. THOMAS RICHENDOLLAR Springfield High School, Springfield, Ohio: Football, '49, Hi-Y, '49, Debate, '50, Male Chorus, '50, School Quartet, '50, OHS: '51. JEAN RIDDLE Sarasota High School, Sarasota, Florida: Hockey, Baseball, '49, OHS: DCT, '50, '51, GDC, '50. LARRY ROBERTS Football, '49, '50, Basketball, '49, '50, '51, Baseball, '49, Track, '50, '51, Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Varsity ANN ROSS Girls' Chorus, '49, Latin Club, '49, Benga- liers, '49, '50, '51, Beta Theta Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Office Force, '49, '50 '51, Graduation Usher, '50. EARLENE RUSSELL Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Corresponding Sec- retary, '51, Girls' Chorus, '49, Words and Music,' '49, District Music Festival, '50, '51, State Music Festival, '49, '50, '51, Variety Show,' '50, A Cappella Choir, '50, Student Council Representative, '50, Yowell-Drew- Ivey Day, '50, Rio Rico, '51, Love Your Neighbor, '51, Youth for Christ, '51, Foot- light Followers, '51. DENNIS RYAN St. James School, Orlando, Florida: '49, OHS: Glee Club, '50, '51. LAWRENCE SANDS Sophomore Executive Committee, '49, Latin Club, Treasurer, '49, NFL, '49, '50, '51, Torch Society, '49, Secretary of Junior Class, '50, We Shook the Family Tree, '50, Thespians, '50, '51, American Legion Oratorical Contest, Winner, State, Southern District, '50, Boys' State, '50, Debate Team, '50, JV Baseball, '50, Student Council, President, '51, Glamour Boy, '51, State Student Congress, Best Speaker, Senate, '51. MARIA SCHUNCK Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Pan-American Club '50, '51, Tappettes, '50, FHA, '51, Sanford Exchange Program, '50, Student Council Representative, '51, Honor Society, '51 Club, '51. THOMAS SEAVER Vocational School, '51. DONALD SHARPE Football, '49, Track, '49, Swimming, '50, Monitor, '50. JAMES SHEAFER JV Football, '49, JV Basketball, '49, Base- ball, Manager, '49, '50, Varsity Football, '50, '51, Treasurer of Junior Class, '50, Varsity Club, '50 '51, Yowell-Drew-ivey Day, '50. NANCY SHEALLY Chapman High School, Apalachicola, Flor- ida: Band, '49, '50, OHS: '51. JEANNE SHEAROUSE Choristers, '49, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Student Council Representative, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Graduation Usher, '50. BARBARA ANN SHELTON Choristers, '49, '50, '51, A Cappella Choir, '49, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Student Congress, '51, Rio Rico, '51. STANLEY SIEGEL Football, 49, '50, Track, '50, '51, Basket- ball, lntramurals, '49, Lions Club Repre- sentative, '5I, Glamour Boy, '51, Soft- ball, lntramurals, '51. WILLIAM SLATTERY Lynbrook High School, Long Island, New York: Basketball, Football Intramurals, '49, '50, Archery, Track, '49, '50, Alpha Hi-Y, '49, '50, OHS: '50, '51. RICHARD SLAVIK Monitor, '49, '50, '51, Lieutenant, '50, '51, Rifle Club, '51, Swimming, '51. GEORGE SLEY Alpha Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Treasurer, '50, President, '51, Pep Club, '50, Booster Board, '50, Senate, 51. ALICE SMITH Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Vice-President, '51, District Music Festival, '49, '50, '51, State Music Festival, '49, '50, '51, Georgia Jubi- lee Minstrel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Girls' Quartette, '49, '50, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Chaplain, '50, Vice-President, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Gradua- tion Usher, '50, Girls' Trio, '50, Varsity Show, '50, NFL Follies, '50, '51, Student Council Representative, '51, NFL, '51, TI- GANDO, Feature Co-Editor, '51. ALVIN SMITH Choristers, '49, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Smith Trio, '49, Student Council Rep- resentative, '49, District Music Festival, '49, NFL Follies, '51, NFL, '51, Station BARBARA SMITH Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Library Club, '51 NFL, '51. EVELYN LORRAINE SMITH Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Junior Red Cross Club, '51, A Cappella Choir, '51, Rio Rico, '51. THOMAS SMITH Vocational School, '49, '50, '51. TILLMAN SMITH Football Intramurals, '49, Student Council Representative, '51, Rifle Club, President, '51. CHARLOTTE SOMERVILLE Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Monitor, '50, '51, GDC, '50, '51, Chaplain, '51, Junior Red Cross Club, '50, FHA, '51. GENE SPAMER Gainesville High School, Gainesville, Florida: Band, '49, '50, Spanish Club, Vice-President, '50, Music Club, Secretary-Treasurer, '50, Prom Committee, '50, District, State Band Contests, '50, OHS: Band, '51. MARILYN SPAULDING Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Girls' Glee Club, '49, '50, A Cappella Choir, '51, Political Science Club, '5l. JAMES SPENCE Student Council Representative, '49, '51, Boxing, '49, Rifle Club, '51, Naval Re- serve, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50. MARY SPENCER Basketball, '49, '51, Volleyball, '49, '50, '51, Field Hockey '49, Softball, '49, Soccer, '51 VENNIE MAE STACY Seminole High School, Sanford, Florida: Pep Club, '49, Volleyball, Basketball, '49, OHS: Gregg Writers, '50, '51. ELIZABETH ANN STAMM Choristers, '49, Girls' Chorus, '49, Words and Music, '49, Garden Club, '49, Junior Red Cross Club, '49, GDC, '50, Yowell- Drew-lvey Day, '50, DCT, '51. 55 UHY ADAIR STANEK Lens and Shutter Club, '49, Yowell-Drew- lvey Day, '50, Clinic Force, '50, '51, Beta Theta Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Treasurer, '51, Junior Red Cross Club, '51. NANCY STARLING Office Force, '49, Student Council Repre- sentative, '49, '50, '51, Glee Club, '50, Garden Club, '50, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, Yow- ell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Pep Club, Chairman, '51 CAROLYN STAVES NFL Follies, '49, '51, GDC, '50, '51, Footlight Followers, '51. WILLIAM STEBBINS Plant High School, Tampa, Florida, ROTC, '49, Pasco High School, Dade City, Florida: '50, OHS: '51. PHILLIP STEINMETZ Vocational School, '49, '50, Drill, '51. JACK STEPHENS Student Council Representative, '49, '50, Football, Track, '49, '50, '51, Co-Captain, '51, Basketball '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Hi-Y, '50, '51, Chaplain, '51, Varsity Club, '50, '51 Secretary-Treasurer, '51, Representative to Rotary Club, '51, Vice- President of Senior Class, '51, TIGANDO, '51, Honor Society, '51. MARY ANN STEPHENS Choristers, '50, Student Council Representa- tive, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Gregg Writers' Club, '50, '51, GDC, '51. DELOIS STEWART Volleyball, Captain, '49, Pep Club, '50. ROBERT STINE Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Sergeant-at-Arms, '50, '51, State Hi-Y Congress, President, '50, Footlight Followers, '51, Sophomore Execu- tive Council, '49, Student Council, '50, Track, '50. Football, '51. REX STOKES LYLE STONE Monitor, '51. ARLIN STORY Vocational School, '49, '50, Monitor, '50, '51, Organized Reserve Corps, '50, '51, Miracle Day Project, '49, FRANK STRICKLAND Vocational School, '49, '50, '51. GEORGE TAYLOR JOEL TAYLOR Basketball, Football Intramurals, '49, Box- ing, '49, Beta Hi-Y, '50, '51, Chaplain, '51 ROBERT TAYLOR Golf, '49, '50, '51, DCT, '50, Hi-Y, '5l. BEVERLY THEISEN Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Pep Club, '49, Booster Board, '50, District Music Festival, '50, GDC, Captain, '51, Political Science Club '51. CAROLINE THOMAS Lens and Shutter Club, '49, Garden Club, '49, Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Pep Club, '49, Booster Board, '49, '50, Junior Red Cross Club, '49, Executive Board, 50. CAROLYN ANN THOMAS Basketball, Volleyball lntramurals, '49, Speedball, Field Hockey, Softball, Badminton lntramurals, '50, GLORIA ANN THOMPSON Choristers, '49, District Music Festival, '49, Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Words and Mu- sic, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50. BETTY JEAN THROWER Girls' Varsity, '50, '51, Vice-President, '51. ALLEN TIDWELL Lane High School, Charlottesville, Virginia: Teen Age Club, '49, '50, OHS: '51. ROYCE TOMLINSON Vocational School, '49, '50, Drill, '50. SE IUHUIHEIIT MARGARET TRAWICK Webster High School, Webster, Florida: Bulldog, Associate Editor, '49, FHA, '49, Band, '49, OHS: Student Council Represent- ative, '50, '51, Honor Society, '50, '51, Senate, Secretary, '51, Library, '51, Pan- American Club, '50, '51, President, '51, TIGANDO, Literary, Co-Editor, '5l. FRED TRUEBY Student Council Representative, '49, '51, Stage Crew, '51. ANITA TUCKER FHA, '49, '50, '51, Chaplain, '51, Junior Red Cross Club, '51, Monitor, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, 50, Library, '51. GWEN TUGGLE Student Council Representative, '49, Pep Club, '49, Allied Youth, '49, Bengaliers, '49, '50, '5l. MARTHA TU LL Girls' Glee Club, '49, Choristers, '49, '50. '51, District Music Festival, '50, State Mu- sic Festival, '50, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, GDC, '50, Junior Red Cross Club, President, '51, Rio Rico, '51, TIGANDO, Feature Editor, '51 SHIRLEY TURNER DCT, '51, RUTH ELIZABETH TYLER OHS: Girls' Choir, '49, '50, GDC, '49, Li- brary Club, '50, Melbourne High School, Melbourne, Florida: FHA, '50, Cadet Corps, '50, Annual Staff, '50, OHS: A Cappella Choir, '5l. JOYCE TYSON Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Words and Mu- sic, '49, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, Georgia Ju- bilee Minstrel, '49, Variety Show, '50, Girls' Choir, '49 '50, State Music Festival, '49, '50, '51, District Music Festival, '51, A Cappella Choir, '49, '50, '51, Girls' Trio, '49, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '51, Graduation Usher, '50, Rio Rico, '51, Clinic Chorus, '50. BARBARA UNDERWOOD FAYE UNDERWOOD Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Garden Club '50, '51, Junior Red Cross Club, '50, '51, Ben- galiers, '50, '51, Footlight Followers, '51, Press Club, '5l. CONSTANCE UPCHURCH Forest Lake Academy, Maitland, Florida: Villiage Club, '49, English Club, '49, Poster Contest, '49, OHS: '50, '5l. ISRAEL VAN BRACKLE Montverdf High School, Montverd, Florida: Basketball, Track, '50, OHS: Press Club, '5l. KATHRYN VAN SCOY Latin Club, '49, Choristers, '49, Words and Music, '49, Garden Club, '49, Ben- galiers, '49, '50, FHA, Reporter, '50, Tri- Hl-Y, '50, '51, Tiger Talk, '50, '51, News Editor, '51, Press Club, '51, NSPA Conven- tion, '5l. FRIEDA VINCENT Greensburg High School, Greensburg, ln- diana: Sunshine Club, '49, GAA, '49, Tri- Hi-Y, '49, OHS: Latin Club, '50, '51, Tri- Hi-Y, '50, '51, Torch Society, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Junior Red Cross Club, '51, Library Club, Treasurer, '51, Political Science Club, '51, Honor So- ciety '5l. LOU RENE VOGES Torch Society, '49, We Shook the Family Tree, '50, Footlight Followers, '50, '51, Thespians, '50, '51, NFL, '50, '51, Secretary, '51, Latin Club, '50, '51, Latin Award, '50, Honor Society, '50, '51, Vice-President, '51, FASC Convention, '50, Girls' State '50, Graduation Usher, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Station NFL, President, '51, Tl- GANDO, Editor, '51, NFL Follies, '51, State Congress, '5l. FRANK WADSWORTH Band, '59, '50, '51, Publicity Manager, '51. PATRICIA WALKER Girls' Varsity Club, '49, '50, '51, Vice-Presi- dent, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Tl- GANDO, Girls' Sports Editor, '51, Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Individual Sports Intramurals, 49, '50, '51, Class Teams, '49, '50, '5l. CATHERINE lCathyl WALKINSHAW St. James School, Orlando, Florida: Treas- urer of Sophomore Class, '49, OHS: Girls' State, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Tri- Hi-Y, '50, '51, Bangaliers, '50, '51, Sorosis Representative, '51, Footlight Followers, '51, Glamour Boy, '51, Honor Society, '51 ' ooNALo WALTER Kiwanis Club, Representative, '5l. JEANNIE WARD Office Force, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, DCT, Treasurer, '51, NANCY WARD GDC, '49, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, FHA, '51. HUGH WATERS Fggtball Intramurals, 49, Baseball, '49, ' nomar wnzns JV Football, '49, Varsity Football, '50, '51, Track, '50, National Guard, '51, Lions Club Representative, '51, Student Council Repre- sentative, '5l. PEGGY WATSON Kokomo High School, Kokomo, Indiana: '49, OHS: Vocational School, '51, Gregg Writers, '50, '51, Secretary, '5l. ROLFE WEBEKING Male Chorus, '49: District Music Festival, '49, '51, State Music Festival, '49, '51, Drill Corps, '49, '50, '51, Romeo and Ju- liet,' 49, Station NFL, 50, '51, A Cappella Choir, '51, Youth for Christ, '5l. NINA ELLEN WEINER Torch Society, '49, Tri-Hi-Y, '50, '51, Tiger Talk, '51, Political Science Club, '51, BERTIE WHEELER GDC, '50, '51, Senior Adiutant, '51, Yowell- Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Gregg Writers, '50, FHA, '50, '51, DAVID WHEELER Latin Club, '49, NFL, '49, '51, Secretary, '51, Honor Society, '50, '51, President, '51, Rifle Club, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Treasurer of Senior Class, '51, Station NFL, '51, NFL Follies, '51, Boys' State, '50, Student Council Representative, '5l. ANN WHITAKER Girls' Intramurals, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Bengaliers, '50, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, ROSA LEE WHITE Choristers, '49, Bengaliers, '49, '50. GENE WILLARD Library, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Cafeteria, '50, '51, Vocational School, '50, '51, TIGANDO, Photography Editor, '51, Footlight Followers, '51, ANNE WILLIAMS Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Footlight Followers, '50, '51, Garden Club, '51, Office Force, '51, Student Council Representative, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Love Your Neighbor, '51, TIGANDO, '51, Thespians, '51, Shadows in the Night, Stage Mana- ger, '50, Glamour Boy, Production Staff, '51, '50, '51, 56- URY PATRICIA WILLIS GDC, '49, '50, '51, FHA, '50, '51, KENNETH WINGERT Beta Ha-Y, '50, '51, Key club, '50, '51, Secretary, '50, President '51, Student Coun- cil Representative, '50, Honor Society, '51, TIGANDO, '51, BARBARA WILSON FHA, '49, Basketball, Softball Intramurals, '49, '50, Basketball Champions, '50, Yow- ell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Gregg Writers, '50, '51, Secretary, '51, Student Council Rep- resentative, '51. ROBERT WILSON Rifle Club, '51. PEGGY WINSLOW Torch Society, '49, Library Club, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, DCT, '51, Stu- dent Council Representative, '5l. CAROL WOLFE Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Cafeteria Club, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50. BURTON WOLKING Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Footlight Follow- ers, '49, '50, '51, lnner Willie, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, District Music Festival, '49, '50, State Music Festival, '49, '50 ' mtvln wooos Vocational School, '5l. STANFORD WOOD THOMAS WORL Student Council Representative, '49, '50, '-51, Football, Basketball Intramurals, '49, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Monitor, '50, Beta Hi-Y, '50, '51, Secretary, '51, GLORIA WORTHING Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Tri-Hi-Y, '50 '51, Bengaliers, '49, '50, '51, Political Sci- ence Club, '5l. NANCY BETH WYCKOFF Sophomore Executive Board, '49, NFL, '49, '50, '51, Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Words and Music,' '49, NFL Follies, '49, Cho- risters, '49, '50, A Cappella Choir, '50, State Music Festival, '49, '50, Booster Board, '50, Clinic Force, '50, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Graduation Usher, '50, Cheerleader, '51, Footlight Followers, '51, Sorosis Rep- resentative, '50, Homecoming Attendant, '51, State Hi-Y Convention, '50, '5l. MARY ANN YAROS Choristers, '49, '50, '51, District Music Festival, '50, State Music Festival, '50, Beta Theta Tri-Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Gregg Writ- ers, '5O, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Rio Rico, '51, DAVID YOUNG Choristers, 49, '50, '51, Vice-President, '50, President, '51, SMTC, '49, '50, '51, Major, '51, All State Chorus, 49, Male Quartette, '49, '50 '51, Georgia Jubilee Minstrel, '49, Words and Music, '49, Music Clinic, '50, Variety Show, '50, Love Your Neighbor, '5l. HUGH YOUNG Student Council, '49, '50, '51, Vocational School, '50, President of Sophomore Class, '49, NFL Follies, '51, NFL, '49, '50, '51, Key Club, '49, '50, '51, Pan American Club, '49, Hi-Y, '49, '50, '51, Yowell-Drew-Ivey Day, '50, Glamour Boy, '5l. JOY YOUNG Basketball, Hockey, Softball, Badminton, Ping Pong Intramurals, '49, Softball Class Team, '49, TIGANDO, '51. LANCINE ZITTROUER Choristers, '49, '50, '51, Variety Show, '50, Love Your Neighbor, '51, Youth for Christ, '51, Rio Rico, 51, Library, '49, '50, '51, Footlight Followers, '51, a , , , , ff' . .. .,, x Ziff XL-' L -I 5 A - ,LW ,,.V ' W' F, g, xx 1 f-,. NJ K1-1 xf- sy . ,Ss 1 ' '47 J- 3, -. - 1-I 'few 1 'X ' ,, Q- I 9-7235 -Q 5 gg .E if 6 ' 2 ..a. if A! 'ig Ei if -of 6 , f x Q55 .Q x V 1' ,.f ,. ,QQ N 4, Wy. ff Q ' , 1 ,gt -- E,-' 12-. :fr:4e5: vW4ff: 11 ,5 , 2 :, 'Af' 3:34 br ph -., , ., Y A. x .M X X K D . if G 2 V I A -. F' .1 ,. -,- - if S M- E? if V, 52 fi! A I - - Q ' if - 5 4' x push--aw-W 1 . , ,,..A V ' W i Q. 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MISS McENTIRE 60 Q wh' sswoA ss ALLEN, JACKIE, MISS MCENTIRE, BILL, JACK Shirley Abello Marcia Adams Donna Agnew Ruth Ailstock Jeannie Akerman Marjorie Albisser Betty Albritton Dorothy Alderman Dewey Anderson Dorris Anderson Jimmy Ankney Bill Ann Iris Arthur La Verne Austin Barbara Auten Peti Ayers Fred Baetzmun Ted Bailey Dorothy Burden Bud Bargeon Danny Barlow Jody Barlow Edwin Barrow Marian Bear 58 Robert Bearinger Thomas Beaty Marjorie Beggs Norman Begland Larry Bell Arlene Bellefleur Nadine Belmany Boots Benetield YI Jack Biemiller Mary Biggo 'I Fred Bishop Sam Bishop Lydia Blackford Buddy Blair Iris Blanchard Jimmy Blasingame Kenneth Bond John Bozich if kiwi Polly Braswell Dorothy Brelsford 'Q ,o ninefeen un rec! fiffg-one . . . 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Q Skillman Suydam Alma Swallows Eugene Swearingen Cynthia Sweatt David Sykes Joan Tavel Delores Tegro Joyce Tyler Barbara Thomas Claudia Thomas John Thompson Willette Tidwell Betty Trotter Richard Tucker Betty Turner Joyce Tyler Berry D. Van Devente Ken Van Hulst Lester Van Winkle Bobby Veazey Ronald Vihlem Kathrine Vinson Sandra Vowler Yvone Waldron 67 Thomas Waring Billy Warren Florence Warren Richard Waters Shirley Warkins Gene Waugh William Webb Barbara Weck '53 Joan West Liz West Paggy Wheeler Peggy Whitehead Bobbie Wilder Gene Will Carol Williams Morris Williams Roger Williams Shirley Williams Ruth Willoughby Gerald Wilson A 1' Julia Wilson Darlin Lee Wise Patty Wise Kenneth Woffett Margaret Terry Waodall J.W. llluddyl Woods Joseph Woolever Velma Wooten Violet Worth Mildred Wright Jeff Yates Claire Youtsey Jackie Zerkle 68 CLASS OFFICERSN ,Q , 1 M JAMES BRU NER President f ya I FRANCES DENSON f ' Vice-President WALTER PYNE Secretary DICK SHADER Treasurer MRS. 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Betty Burleson Jerry Bushman Bill Butler Sue Butterfield Vernon Buttram Geraldine Byrd Barbara Caldwell Frances Canebart 1 A i n Sara Dl'.Rer Ann Densmore Frances Denson S- ' Anna Dixon Susan Donley ' 'Hx . A . , n . -, f T 4 ' Ai .Y I' Pat Dorne 3 ag J , K N ' 543.5 Glenda Jo Dotherow T X Bill Drake Q, if' Shirley Drake Tommy Drake H Valerie Drake Q Walter Drlggers Kirby Duckworth - . Barbara Dufresne V ,Y Dlana Durston 4 Carol Eagle Y James Easterling ' f H S Betty Ruth Eberhart j D ' ,xi ' Roy Lee Edmondson J To , K'-4 i H D .X ' , K ' '-' ,J Joe Edwards H , 'V' -1 di :N 4 . . Qi - 'Q 1 ' Marjorie Edwards ' , 1 S.. , W 'I Q g Shirley Edwards -W 5 ' ' . If 'Q Q Eleanor Elmore V 1 ' - J of ' , qw' n., Shirley English K ' J, i J , 1' A B ' A r P Cyril Estey W - ' James Etley . 7 fillfiiga Q3 f , : Judy Ewing X, 1 x L W if . L if Charles Fekany 5-5' iff A I - Q . ' or - - 3, Jimmy Feuerbacher ff gie viii F -. 6 J V, ,, , f - ,. . 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Charles Gefdinv K ' - i '- Shirley Gibson J A 5 ,, . x -I 'N L A N Ann Giddings b .,.,. 7 N If , , 71 Carolyn Gladney Shari Glass Roderick Glen Albert Glidewell Elvin Godbee Billee Godwin Gladys Goodman Virginia Goodrum Andy Graham Palsy Grant Luther Graves Bob Graw Sara Gray Tom Greene Carol Griffith Ruth Griffith Joyce Grimm Dick Hagen Jean Haight Dolly Hall Jan Hall Rose Hanak Melba Hancock Gay Hargis Jacqueline Harowltz Mlldred Harrell Marjorie Harrington Glenn E. Harris Glenn H. Harris Jeanne Harrls Richard Harvey Andrea Hnugaard Tommy Hauglend Mnxlne Hayes Rynnl-leath Walter Heath Audrey Heck Charlotte Hendrix Roselyn Henry Jlmmy Herzberger Nell Hester Allce Hlcks Jlmmy Hllley June Holmes Beverly Hopkins Bruce Howard Joyce Howell Nadine Howell Bllly Huckel Colleen Hudnall Della Hudnall Lula Hummel Norman Hummel Pete Hurt Mary Mac M utcheson Blll Hulsell I 6 9 E7 r J? ag fu fi QT v QL G 4 J 'Jw Q ws NN asv. QQ , H 'x 1 V? f iv l 'D' 'ts' 1 mv' - s an- . ...QQ Q xfkg fl K e 3 Q C i A Dick Ingram Mary Ingram Shirley Ison Elberla Ivey Betty Lou Jamerson Pete Jamison Rhetta Jeffcoat Thomas Jessen Jane Jewett Charles Johnson Gladys Johnson Joyce Johnson Madeline Johnson Shirley Johnson Nina Jones Tommy Jones Frank Karel Jerry Keene .lo Ann Kendall Betty Kersten Edra Kirkpatrick Becky Kirlley Allan Klenner Bob Kopeck Carl Kunze Bobby Lane Mac Lane Thomas Lawson Marjorie Lewis Redding Lewis Helen Lingo Richard Llewellyn Bill Lobnilz Beverly Logue Mildred Lott Jane Love Mary Lovejoy Dotty Lowry Iris Mabie Kay Magarian 72 J 0 Evelyn Munson Charles Murnhy Susan Myers Jim Nance Tommy Nanier Gertrude Naugle Mary Jo Nettles 'A Q? S QQ 9. ' ut. . . ,- e Q '1 Y .1 x 'ef t M ninefeen un reaffiffg-on George Neusaenger F Millie Newton Connie Noland Ruth Nolen Larry Norwood Elsie Oakley William 0'Cain Reba Orr Ken Oswold Anne Owens Doris Owens Alton Parker Juanita Parker Ray Parker Bill Parrillo George Parris Donald Partin gs G'-A TF -23. A+- ' 51- Y b A f ,nbk , i lf , P Q e r f .:.E ' Q I I xe- Q Gordon Malmberu Nancy Mantey Norene Martin Robert Mason Shirley Mathews Velma Mathews Susan Mauk Bob Mayo Raye McCaHerty Arlene McCarty Patricia McClay Kay McCormick Jo Ann McElroy Marilyn McEwen Morton McKenna Jean McLelland Jeanette McLenden Harold Medlin Naomi Merrell Marilyn Miller Phyllis Miller Pat Milton Jack Mims Joy Mitchell Duane Moore Gracia Moore Joyce Moore Mary Moore Ozzie Moore Connie Morris Sybil Morrison Helen Moses e Q . I f' if , 'rl i I If I Fi , i - lf S i sf J sive- , L- , ' Q . , 'f 'lll see .. . ' John Partridge I Mary Pataky --ii . f Q Joyce Patrick Q, -' ,, P ,- A ,ve -' Bernadine Patterson 'wi l . 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V 4 f 1? if 1,1 3 if :I x R at x ,Vx A -,.,g x ij. ... y in My y sg QU .,,. ls , .,,, f k X -.L QQ 2 .3 Q I L 74 Myrna Rubin Barbara Russell Jackie Salley Brian Sanders Sylvia Sapp Chuck Sawyer Jeri Ann Schauh Carol Seltzer Richard Shader Wilma Shane Bill Shapiro Bill Shearln James Simmons Marilyn Simmons Dale Simms Dick Simonet Shirley Skinner Myra Sligh Beverly Smith George Smith Janet Smith Merlyn Smlth Pet Smith Ellen Snivack Pelllly Snrlng Pat Stapleton Barbara Starkey Joe Starling Judy Starr Taml Steln Charles Steinberg Arthur Steinman Dorothy Stevenhack Hubert Stewart Janet Stokes Gene Stone Mary Ella Stone Alice Streetman Jack Swan Bondy Sylvia 0 ll Flossle Wlnlree Lamar Wlngert Sydney Wlnnow Grace Wise John Wolcott Bill Wolfe Elizabeth Wolfe Howard Wolfe Davld Wolpert Dolores Wonders Malcom Woods Burt Worthing Rlchard Wrlghl Nancy Yarrlngton Carolyn York Carolyn Young lo Ann Young Joel Zalla Frances Zlmmerman Sammy Zlttrouer Emmett Tanner Granlta Taylor Glenda Teague Jlm Thompson James Thomas Townsenl Hall!! Trevathan Rhoda Voegelin Johnnle Jo Walker Phyllls Wall Glenn Walsh Charles Ward Joel Warren Ann Waters Eddle Weaver .llmmy Webb Harriet Wehmeyer Dick Welner Susan Weisenharger Grace Wendorlf David West Row Wes! Jane Wheeler Betty Jean Whltcomh John Dee White Richard Whlte Robert White Ruth Ann Whittle Nancy Willey Janeve Wllllams Margaret Wllliams Marlene Willis Joan Wilson I inefeengq un rec! fiffy-one . . . 75 U ff 5 X , .V fl 95 'N Lf' J: 'I 5 .Q Qvl' E k i ' mn WMM D 4- f7Ae ' OFFICERS LARRY SANDS . . .....,. ....., P resident RODNEY BLOCK . . . . Speaker of the House GENE MCCREE ,.... . , President of the Senate MR. V. K. MAGARIAN . ........ Sponsor The hard-working backbone ot many OHS activi- ties is the Student Council, Modelled after our Na- tional Congress, in that it has a Senate and a House of Representatives, the Student Council makes democ- racy real for each of us. Each semester every first period class elects a student to the House of Repre- sentatives. The Senate is composed of the presidents of all school clubs. Rodney, Mr. Magarian, Larry, Gene FIRST ROW: Gail Berman, Sylvia Parrish, Deirdre Davis, Ruth Hicks, Dorothy Johnson, Mary Ann Fields, Joan Tavel, Melba Mays, Betty Cloudy, Gloria Davidson, Lancine Zittrouer, Neoma Blanchard. SECOND ROW: Martha Tull, Barbara Dotherow, Freida Vincent, Margaret Trawick, Jeanne Francisco, James Rawls, David Young, Alvin Smith, Tillman Smith. THIRD ROW: Georgia Cossin, Carolyn Counts, Jean Foti, Jo Ellen Abbot, Marilyn Brinkley, Nancy Starling, Arleen Deeb, Carolyn Skidmore, Carew Powell, Dorothy Aly, Doris Mussman, Terry Woodall, Pat Jernigan, Mary Gore, Dorothy Boykin, Shirley English. FOURTH ROW: Anne Williams, Virginia Goodrum, William Anne, Bill Milton, David Howell, Jock Kehoe, Frank Hutsel, Larry Carroll, Duffy Moore, Jack Blankenship, James Spence, Richard Jones, Ralph Pike. FIFTH ROW: Marilyn McEwen, Madeline Johnson, Jane Wheeler, Mary Moore, Sue Butterfield, Marilyn Ball, Marcia Harris, Jody Barlow. SIXTH ROW: Beverly Logue, Joe Edwards, Jeff Yates, Mary McGalin. 78 1 1 FIRST ROW: Marilyn Ball, Carol Chamberlin, Carolyn Counts, Jean Foti, Ruth Ailstock, Maria Schunck, Peggy Jo Pounds, Julia Wilson, Elinor Reed Peggy Spring, Sis Lewis, Chloe Purcell. SECOND ROW: Polly Robinson, Carew Powell, Janet Galloway, Peggy Winslow, Barbara Hicks, Barbara Wilson Joan Tavel, Alice Smith, Margaret Trawick, Peggy Hudson, Carol Fox, Barbara Freeman, Jean Lindon. THIRD ROW: Harold Canada, Lenny Tomaszewski, George Foti, Dickie Sewell, Robert Waters, Pete Crosby, Tommy Worl, Marcus Eastman, Joel Zalla, John Poellin, Jimmie Matthews, Sammy Zittrouer, Lowell Brome. FOURTH ROW: Byron Eicher, Carleton Burroughs, Bob Grow, Joel Warren, Charles Rice. 1 1 OFFICERS RODNEY BLOCK . ..,.... .,..... P resident ALLEN HOLCOMB . . , . Speaker of the House GENE McCREE . . . President of the Senate MR. MAGARIAN . . ........ Sponsor With Mr. Magarian as advisor, the Student Coun- cil this year ran all school elections, co-ordinated activities of school clubs, encouraged school spirit, and directed Homecoming and the Tangerine Bowl Parade. Along with the PTA and other organizations, the Student Council helped secure three much-needed water coolers, Mindful of others, it organized the United School Community Chest drive in early tcll. The money thus secured was given to the Junior Red l Cross, the March of Dimes, and the Jacksonville Children's Home. Cutting red tape -Mr. Mogarian, Gene, Allen, Rodney. 79 l SAQHU UH SUEIETY One of the highest honors on OHS student con hope to receive is membership in the Omicron Etc: Sigmo Chopter of the Notionol Honor Society. This club creates on enthusiasm tor scholarship ond offers recog- nition to those students deemed worthy in scholorship, Shirley Malcom, Secretary, Julia Glasscock, Treasurer, Mrs. Phillips, Sponsor, leadership, Cl'1GI'OCfeI' Gnd SGl'VlC6. Thl'OUQl'1 fl'1lS octivity Lou Rene Voges, Vice-President, David Wheeler, President. , , , it promotes o fuller character growth within the school. FIRST ROW: Jeanne Francisco, Gail Berman, Ruth Hicks, Frances Helms, Margaret Trawick, Margaret Marshall. SECOND ROW: Rodney Block, Gene McCree, Dot Johnson, Julia Glasscock, Shirley Malcom, David Wheeler, Lou Rene Voges, Larry Sands, Sam Boor, Jack Harvey, Mrs. Therese Phillips. THIRD ROW: Pattyc Hamilton, Corrie Simmons, Dottie Johnson, Martha Raus, Sylvia Parrish, Cathy Wolkinshaw, Sarah Hovater, Joan Russell, and Marian Bear. FOURTH ROW: Frieda Vincent, Barbara Dotherow, Eleanor Berry, Sookie Brunstrom, Gloria Davidson, Susan Phelps, Harriet Davis, Malka Brenner and Jean Whipple. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Riley, Jackie Zerkle, Florence Keener, Betty Cloudy, Maria Schunck, Deirdre Davis, Neomo Blanchard, Grace lnsana, Cynthia Sweatt, Joan Tavel, Rosemary McLemore. SIXTH ROW: Jack Stephens, David Howell, Bill Livingston, John Poellein, Ken Wingert, Donald Smith, Dewey Anderson and Larry Carroll. l , NATIONAL 4 . ' o l 1' kim f7Ae TUHIIH SUEIETY Torch Society members include those who belonged to Junior High Honor So- ciety and who continue to make honor grades at OHS. The purpose of the Torch Society is to promote better scholastic standards, to stimulate interest in extra-curricular ac- tivities, and to develop leadership among its members. lt is sponsored by Miss Margaret Brewton, Frances Denson, Treasurer, Jeannie Pain, Secretary, Annelle Rogers, Vice-Presidentg Joan Tavel, President. , . - v---..- FIRST ROW: Vinson Williams, Marcus Eastman, Paul Payne, James Simmons, Morris Williams, John Poellin, Bill Livingston, James Bruner, Dick Shader, Chuck Steinberg, Charles Gelding, Robert Becton, Malcom Woods, Allen Klepper, Bob White, Kingsley Hendricks. SECOND ROW: Brian Saunders, Jean Whipple, Ruth Ann Whittle, Sylvia Parrish, Kay Andrews, Mary Lovejoy, Mary Moore, Carol Fox, Grace lnsana, Suzanne Brunstrom, Eleanor Reed, Betty Ruth Eberhart, Carolyn Pollock, Dottie Johnson, Martha Raus, Joan Russell, Corrie Simmons, Marjorie Albisser, Patty Wise, Virginia Huggins. THIRD ROW: Newton McCullough, Donald Smith, Dewey Anderson, Jack Caldwell, Jackie Zerkle, Susan Mauk, Barbara Christman, Jane Wheeler, Gay Hargis, Ann Waters, Carol Seltzer, Frances Denson, Jeannie Pain, Joyce Howell, Joan Kendall. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary McLemore, Cynthia Sweatt, Sarah Hovater, Nancy Hostetler, Betty Kirsten, Kay Patterson, Glenda Jo Dotherow, Sylvia Britt, Julia Adams, Alice Hicks, Dorothy Stevenback, Pot Stapleton, Nancy Mantey, Kirby Duckworth, Annelle Rogers, Mary Helen Clapp, Edra Kirkpatrick, Beverly Smith. FIFTH ROW: Miss Brewton, Julia Wilson, Marion Bear, Barbara Roberts, Frieda Vincent, Joyce Rister, Nina Deane, Jackie Saher, Harriet Davis, Mary McGaIin, Larry Carroll, Danny Noble, Gloria Davidson, Sandra Vowler, Carol Chamberlin, Glenda Teague, Joan Tavel, Susan Phelps, Bernadine Patterson. 9f,.HEYi3L B f Mr. Kirst, Sponsor, Bill Livingston, Treasurer: John Poellin, Secretary, Ken Wingert, President, Bruce Coram, Vice- President. The objects of the Key Club shall be: To develop initiative and potential lead- ership. To create the opportunity for practical experience in dealing with each other as adults. To co-operate with the principal in all school matters and proj- ects. To gain experience and practical education that will help us find our place in lite. FIRST ROW: Gene McCree, Hugh Young, Bill Johnson, Ken Wingert, Bill Livingston, John Poellin, Mr. Kirst. SECOND ROW: Bill Milton, Walt Pyne, Jack Biemiller, Sam Boor, Bruce Coram, Duffy Moore, James Bruner, Jon Coram. THIRD ROW: Dicky Sewell, Jerry Chicone, Jack Caldwell, Newton McCullough, Bill Daley, Allan Holcomb, Bill Mitchell, Billy Brown. 81 in LATI CL Eligibility for membership in the Latin Club is based upon achievement. Students are able to participate in a national competitive exam. and, through excellence in rating, are given membership into the Latin Honor Society. The OHS Latin Club, having gained nation- wide recognition for three consecutive years, was presented with a trophy signifying its achievement. FIRST ROW: Chuck Steinberg, Millie Newton, Beverly Smith, Jeanne Porter, Pat Smith, Harriet Davis, Rosemary McLemore, Marina Bear, Pat Stapleton, Annelle Rogers, Gay Hargis. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Parrish, Lou Rene Voges, Ann Densmore, Mary Lovejoy, Madeline Johnson, Suzanne Brunstrom, Deirdre Davis, Barbara Christman, Kirby Duckworth, Joyce Rister, Frieda Vincent. THIRD ROW: Judy Adams, Kay Andrews, Marion Davis, Ann Owens, Myrna Rubin, Shirley Timson, Jane Jewett, Jane Wheeler, Ruth Ann Whittle, Sylvia Britt, Carol Seltzer, Nancy Mantey, Carol Neff. FOURTH ROW: Dewey Anderson, Vinson Williams, Kingsley Hendrick, Carlton Clark, Gary Patterson, Robert Becton, Dick Shader. Sylvia Parrish, President, Suzanne Brunstrom, Vice-President, Pat Smith, Secretary, Beverly Smith, Treasurer. Inset, Mrs. Nobie Simpson, sponsor. i 348 PA -AMEHIEA LEAG E i 1-, . , ret Trawick, President. Jack Caldwell, Sergeant-at-Arms, Jean Whipple, Treasurer Julie Glasscock, Secretary, Leonard Oeth, Vice-President, Margo The purpose ot the Student Pan-American League is to promote a sincere and active in- terest in, and understanding ot, the ideals and principles of Inter-American friendship. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Anne Stone. SEATED: Johnny Conley, Bill Parks, David Coften, Charles Gerding. KNEELING: David Nicholson, Bill Livingston, Warren Jones, Jack Caldwell, Larry Carroll, Danny Nable, Leonard Oeth, Charles Rice, Bob Kopeck, Bill Butler. STANDING: Miss Stone, Miss Nancy Day, Pat Day, Jean Whipple, Jean Lindon, Virginia Huggins, Carolyn Pollack, Mary McGalin, Margaret Trawick, Alice Hicks, Maria Schunck, Susan Weisenbarger, Chuchi Coker, Julia Glasscock, Nancy Hostetler, Mr. Deitz. SFATED: Marianne Austin, Martha Tull, Sally Osburn, Lorraine Smith. SECOND ROW: Virginia Huggins, Shirley Champion, Deirdre Davis, Faye Underwood, Beverly Hatchell, Nancy Strickland, Libby Lee. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Somerville, Annette Pore, Frieda Vincent, Dianne Phillips, Anita Tucker, Miss McMakin, Polly Robinson, Sarah Hovater, Ann Frazier, Kathryn Green, Sammy Boar, Carla Roth, Martha Raus, Bobbie Wilder. FRONT: Mrs. Pardue, Sponsor, Reba Orr, Vice-President, Nancy Strick- land, Publicity, Mrs. Boone, Sponsor. BACK: Shirley Champion, Secretary, Jeanne Porter, President. With Mrs. Boone and Mrs. Pardue as sponsors, Garden Club members take part in beautifying the school grounds, and competing in flower arrangements at the Central Florida Exposition. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pardue, Reba Orr, Chloe Purcell, Margaret Dierslen, Joyce Hargraves, Annette Pore, Jean Foti, Shirley Champion, Velma Matthews, Shirley Timson, Carol Williams, Mrs. Boone. SECOND ROW: Nancy Starling, Nancy Strickland, Marianne Hopkins, Jeanne Porter, Carolyn Griffith, Joyce Tyler, Lila Martin, Daphne Ellie, Jane Brehm, Myrna Rubin, Anne Williams. 83 in JU IUH REU EHUSS The Junior Red Cross, with contribu- tions from the Home Rooms, filled Easter Boxes to be sent overseas. Under the sponsorship of Miss McMakin, they work in co-operation with the local Junior Red Cross Chapter. Martha Tull, President, Miss McMakin, Sponsor, Sally Osburn, Vice-Pres: dent, Ann Frazier, Treasurer, Corrie Simmons, Secretary. f7Ae EAHDE CLUB Y., X iff' XX 'E tie l-W 'VA ' , T ii fNlfimiY5t?1fflf3f-,fl i l f if L il ei uf. CQ si ES, i Marcia Harris, Mrs. Lighthiser, Larry Sands, Miss Cloud, Dot Eiselstein. 9-G45 .3 ,X QS' Gail Berman, Boots Jones, David Wheeler, Evelyn Patrick, Larry Sands, Larry Linder, Gene McCree, Lou Rene Voges. jig Let's go to the circus! Ningling Fathers Lircusl Complete with big top, barker, and circus clowns was the talent-laden Foren- sic League Follies of l95O. Qualifying after a series of pr a c t i c e congresses throughout the state, these Senators and Representa- tives were chosen to repre- sent OHS at the Tallahassee State Student Congress. The sessions were held in the capitol building, where the congressmen debated bills introduced by the participat- ing schools. At Tallahassee the title of Best Speaker ot the Senate came to Larry Sands. Since OHS students had received the award for the two previous years, with Larry's win, the gold cup became the perma- nent property of the Orlando Chapter. Larry presents the cup to President McCree. 84 ATIU AL PURE SIE LEAE E The Orlando chapter of the National Forensic League is one of 500 that exist throughout the United States to encourage the study of debate, oratory, and public speaking. To obtain membership a candidate must first earn twenty credit points by radio broadcasting or by speaking before a high school assembly or an adult audience of at least twenty-five persons. ln October and November the chapter was kept busy with the Forensic League Follies and student congresses. A highlight of the year was the public initiation on January l9. At this time the chapter was honored with a visit from Mr. Bruno E. Jacob, the executive secretary of NFL, who presented the leading chapter of Florida award for I949. Ours is one of only four chapters in the United States which have received the coveted award twice! February found our debaters working very hard to take part in the tournaments at the University of Florida, and in May some of our NFL'ers traveled to the State NFL Tourna- ment at Miami. A year of activity was climaxed in April with the Southern Speech Association Tournament, again at Gainesville. 'kg X5 , r v i f Q i . V .Nm ff' - C Q35 E 3, J' , Y c I Joan Tavel, Treasurer, Gene McCree, President, Lou Rene Voges, Record- ing Secretary, David Wheeler, Corresponding Secretary, Evelyn Patrick Vice-President. t 5 ' 'F , S sg eg .... ff , , E., FIRST ROW: Jeanne Francisco, Dick Shader, Evelyn Patrick, Sam Bishop, Dot Eiselstein, Janet Glaser, Janyce Marz, Suzanne Brunstrom, Jeanne Pain, Frances Denson, Patty Wise. SECOND ROW: Mrs .Lighthiser, Hugh Young, David Wheeler, Miss Cloud, Marion Bear, Harriet Davis, Carol Neff, Alice Smith, Alvin Smith. THIRD ROW: Lou Rene Voges, Gail Berman, Gene McCree, Bruno E. Jacob, National Executive Secretary, Anne Frazier, Boots Jones. FOURTH ROW: Larry Sands, Joan Tavel, Malka Brenner, Mickey Marsolf, Frances Helms, Brantley Burcham, honorary member, Cynthia Sweatt, Dick Simonet, Larry Linder. 85 we FIRST ROW: Ronnie Fishbaugh, Clyde Moland, RichardMilham, Allen Tidwell, James Rawls, SECOND ROW: Rosslin Henry, Beverly Aroian, Sidney Winnow, Willette Tidwell, Doris Crowder, Becky Crowder, Earlene Russell, Mary Louise Dettmer, Melba Mays, Pat Kagi. THIRD ROW: Martha fantanse, Sue Lewis, Eileen Newell, Carolyn Counts, Joyce Moore, Luana Andrews, Pat Jernigan, Lancine Zittrouer. FOURTH ROW: Betty Becker, Carol Chamberlin, Diane Burkenwald, Edra Kirkpatrick, Shirley Gibson, Rhetta Jetfcoat, Dorothy Aly, Merilyn Smith, Jeanne Pain. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Browning, Helen Rogers, Beverly Lott, Frances Long, Nancy Hostetler, Angela Burdick, Betty Sue Lockman, Janet lsbell, Frances Denson. SIXTH ROW: Barbara McVey, Mildred Lott, Daphne Ellis, Laura Hildebrand, Bette Ra Perry, Joyce Tyson. SEVENTH ROW: Sylvia Sapp, Norma Jean Cox, Rhoda Sapp. YULTH PUR CHRIST ELB The purpose of this club shall be to win the young people to Christ, to encour- age the living of consecrated Christian lives, and to de- velop a greater interest in and knowledge ofthe Bible. Pat Jernigan, President, Lancine Zittrouer, Vice- President, Lacy Hall, Advisor, Jeanne Pain, Secre- tary, Pat Kagi, Treasurer. VJ SEATED: Dot Eiselstein, Secretary-Treasurer, Juliet Ferrell,Janyce Marz, Evelyn Patrick, Vice-President. STANDING: Larry Dean, Sylvia Britt, Larry Linder, Corrie Simmons, Ron Deiss, Alvin Smith, Janet Glaser, Rolfe Webeking, Pat Smith, Burt Leonard, David Wheeler, Sam Bishop, Suzanne Brunstrom, Gene McCree, Lou Rene Voges, President. fNot pictured, Boots Jones.l STATIU .PL Station NFL is composed ot those interested in radio work. lt is through this or- ganization that students re- ceive practice, not only in broadcasting, but also in writing the scripts, The broadcasts are made periodi- cally at one ofthe local radio stations. 86 , POLITICAL SCIE EE The Political Science Club was formed to enable inter- ested students to keep up an current affairs. Discussions and debates on national and international questions have been held during the year. Mr. Ed Creech sponsors the group. FIRST ROW: Mr. Creech, Sponsor: Huguette Levy, Ralph Buie, Leonard Oeth, Paula Orr, Miss McMakin, Sponsor. SEC- OND ROW: Evelyn Patrick, Kathryn Green, Ricky Mantey, Beverly Theisen, David Norton, Margaret Trawick, Margaret Clark, Malka Brenner, Shirley Bennett, Freida Vincent. THIRD ROW: Betty Sue Mumpower, Warren Mendenhall, David Sojourner, Gary Patterson, Susan Layman, Alan Harper, Joan Russell, Dottie Johnson, Marianne Austin, Ann Frazier, Gail Berman. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Rodenhaver, Dot Foster, Sarah Holloway, Dutchie Milligan, Joan West, Lois Geeslin, Ann Hoffman, Pat Smith, Jim Ringdall, Bob McKee. FIFTH ROW: Bob Bearinger, Carla Roth, Nina Weiner, Carol Fox, Elinor Gendleman, Betty Sue Lockman, Ann Rhees, Gloria Worthing, Marian Bear, Joan Hetsler, Lee Gwynn, Marilyn Ball, GIIEGG WIIITEIIS The Gregg Writers, with Mrs. Tinkler as sponsor, pre- pare stencils and tests for faculty as a special service and a part of a broader train- ing tor tomorrow. Members are A students of Short- hand. :-. s ' Till 5Rf'0G,WRIT -..... .--.M-...................,. -...W......,.....c,,. .. ..... --.....,..........,. -..I FLOOR: Dorothy Boykin, Niro Meador. SEATED: Betty Becker, Mary Ann Yorgg Davidson, Florence Claxton, Mrs. Tinkler, Peggy Watson, Mona Clark, STANDING' Lawrence, Betty Ann Justice, Louise Beem, Vera Pisani, Charlotte Bullen Mary Juni Stacy, Lois Green, Clyde Moland, Mary Ann Stephens, Clarice Green, Jackie Browning. SFATED: Gloria Davidson, President, Barbara Wil- son, Recording Secretary. STANDING: Peggy Wat- son, Corresponding Secretary, Florence Claxton, Chaplain, Jackie Browning, Historian, Dorothy Boykin, Vice-President, Nira Meador, Treasurer. 87 342 DIVEHSIFIEU EUUPEHATIVE TRAINING The purpose of the Diversified Cooperative Training Program is to bring about the cooperation of school, student, parent, and employer in training the student for his Iife's work. The school provides the instruction needed by the student for his work and the employer provides the necessary equipment, work experience, and job training. A student enrolling in the DCT program must apply himself diligently to his studies in school during each morning in order to properly prepare for effi- cient work on the job in the afternoon. When the student graduates from . the high school he becomes a full-time employee of the business in which he was trained. Mr.f Rolfing .gg f J T ' i i 1. ,X ,V FIRST ROW: Gerald Gholson, Ray Barker, James Rawls, Bert Lenard, Mr. Rolting, Dillon Hacket, Bill Risely, Merlin Burkholder, Charles Dampier. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Collins, Doris McCarty, Ann Le Heup, Jean Riddle, Mary Lou Evans, Peggy Winslow, Velma Carmichaels, Mary Gore, Shirley Powers, Geraldine Cannon. THIRD ROW: Robert Corbett, Joe Walder, Betty Ann Justice, Charlotte Giles, Shirley Turner, Joyce Byerley, Irene Bagley, Jeannie Ward, Betty Stamm, FOURTH ROW: Tommy Hatcher, Allen Linton, Robert Herchick, Van Flynn. OFFICERS President . . . ...,... . . ANNE LE HEUP Vice-President . . . . JAMES RAWLS Secretory . . . . CAROLYN COLLINS Treasurer . . . JEANNIE WARD Reporter . . . . CHARLES DAMPEIR Sergeant-at-Arms Historian . . . GERALD GHOLSON . . . JOE WALKER 88 f7Ie BE GIXLIEHS MELBA MAYS ..... ..... C aptain JOAN McCLENITHAN . . . . First Lieutenant CLAUDIA MOREDOCK . . . . Second Lieutenant MISS GORDON .... ..... S ponsor MISS BASS . . . . Co-sponsor The purpose of the Bengaliers is to provide entertainment for the general public and to promote school spirit through precision drills. They accompanied the team on two out-of-town trips this year-to Jacksonville and to Tampa to participate in the half- time performances. The Bengaliers also performed at several home games. The highlight of the year was marching in the colorful Gosparilla parade in Tampa. Miss Bass, Claudia, Melba, Jo, Miss Gordon. , We ffm? iii FRONT ROW: Parrish, Gifford, Hopkins, Williams, Champion, Lee, Sgt., Hudson, Sgt., Orr, Treas., Kagi, Sgt., Jernigan, Cha Iain' Glassc k L' th tt p , oc , up ro , Underwood, Enselstein, Walkmshaw, Moses. LEFT SIDE, LEFT ROW: Putnam, Schunck, Powell, Whitaker, Wolfe, Kendrick, Williams, McLemore, Sweatt. LEFT SIDE, RIGHT ROW: Branham, Jackson, Davis, Clark, Harrelson, Layman, Pye, West. BACK ROW: Wilson, Bennett, Tuggle, Shearouse, Ferrel M G . . Q . . cGee, rant, Worthing, Holloway, Helms, Hicks. RIGHT SIDE, LEFT ROW. Lufler, Marsolf, Horney, Frazier, Fields, McConnell. RIGHT SIDE, RIGHT ROW: Thompson, Rowe, Arthur, Strickland, Gray, Ross, Hovater. RWM Dt., '.:-H--,h 89 312 GIRLS' DRILL EUHPS 3235 FRONT: Bette Ra Perry, Bertie Wheeler, Carol Chamberlin, Beverly Theisen, Charlotte Somerville, Betty Ann Hart. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Staves, Dottie Johnson, Irene Keller, Nancy Ward, Nancy Burnett, Helen Hodge, Frances Grant. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Yaros, Margaret Wolford, Betty Sue Cooper, Helen McCrory, Kay David, Juanelle Newham, Peggy Whitehead. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Grantham, Mabel Johnson, Clara Stewart, Shirley Abello, Leslie Beaver, Sue Lewis, Virginia Huggins. 4 1 U .XY Y , W.. . M , . COMPANY OFFICERS its :vs . ist CAROL CHAMBERLIN . , Jr. Adjutant CHARLOTTE SOMERVILLE . . Chaplain BERTIE WHEELER .... Sr. Adjutant BETTE RA PERRY . . , . . Maior KAY DAVID ,... . . Treasurer CAROLYN STAVES . . . Historian FRANCES GRANT , . . , Secretary The Boys' and Girls' Drill Corps have as their main purposes the promotion at military discipline, the aiding in the development of self-reliance, and the displaying ot the value at co-operation. Members drill every morning dur- ing short study period. The Boys' Drill Corps is under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Ed Creech, the Girls', Miss Helen Evans. i7Ae S.M.T.E. S .Y tu. f' e C. V if i K is vs- xg 5 ' N ss C J - .ss s wir if ,is LIEUTENANTS PLATOON SERGEANTS ' X Moior .............,...... DAVID YOUNG ALVIN SMITH DAVID NICHOLSON Q ' Captain ....... ..., D ON LUCADO BARRY VANDEVENTER JOHN POELLEIN :. Second Lieutenant . . . RICHARD MOORE WARREN JONES EDDIE HOTALING Q First Sergeant . . . , , RONALD FOWLER CHARLES PRATHER CYRIL EATON WW E-'i - P 1 9 fe TIGFR TRI. If Ruth n,ekL ' Editor TIGER TALK serves as en organization to develop student talent in the field of journalism and nrevides the echeol with a student newspaper. It affords an outlet for etudent opinion, keeps Students and faculty informed of current events and activities in OHS, and serves as an instrument of public relations between the school and the community . f Brltt hlll5,HUfU6CCQ Levy, Terrye Kendall, bruce Corxm Carol Meff, Kathryn Van Scoy, Dianne Dyer. Carol Fox,Cerelyn Fosqete,Uina Weiner,Nalka Brenner, Clerk Jnvi Faith Newell. Janet Gla5ier,Peul Neel,Hellie ?ogue,Jane Smith,Bill Anne, Mary Ann McCormick, Susanne Hrunstrnm S w rw - w we ,Q . S 4 - L . , bam mlenon, Qnrlene H3531 vnrla Ann Roth, Art vtelnman, Joan HQQlenithan, Hill Uamnell m x ,lbl ' :V , 1' 'M i I 1 W e - t.-Q, f v:-- - eqie N .,t,' ' t.:.. f ' 32, g H A- , nfx -n-'- xr re' EV q ef we ' g ' 5 W iT? t Q fan: tw, W H , . 4 YM . I .' 'N'5 5 al F ,N :-, . ' ' -. 'W ' H . A fgnx A E 'gm. dl. if Q- -vvn TVX A G 1 - f u -, :., -5 in -f:-at L A N . zez - , ,',, . ' ,-:.: : - . t -sf .e Q em. . .: xtit L WK, A --.- :,..,., K :J k x A-is e e e t e A --gx ,,. , D H, .IQ ': y ALPHA Hi-Y ,V Under the fine leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Asquith of the local Y and Mr. Miesel and Mr. Creech, the faculty sponsors, the two W chapters in OHS play an active part in our extra-curricular life. They have attended state and southeastern conventions and . 3, - .. ,st QQ Q have come away with honors. FIRST ROW: Bill Brownfield, Sam Bishop, Joe Edwards, Stephen John Poellin, Wayne Smith, Jerry Chicone, Dicky Sewell, Tommy Bruner, Bill Orr, Jim Hall, Jeff Yates, Bob McKee, John Page, Robert Becton. SECOND ROW: Hugh Young, Larry Bell, Alton Parker, Buddy Bargeon, Claude Hunter, Donnie Reynolds, Jimmy Bradshaw, Jae Stine, Robert Howard, Jack Dike, Bob Stine, Larry Dean, Dick McGee, Ronnie Coulter, Dick Ingram, James Bruner, Bob Taylor. THIRD ROW: Johnny Barber, George Sley, Jack Stephens, Rodney Block, John Bazich, Duffy Moore, Dick Simonet, Walt Pyne, Frank Karel, Jon Coram, Jim Ankney, Jack Biemiller, Tom Greene, Joel Warren, Bill Daley, Mac Lane, Charles Murphy, Bill Butler, Richard Jones, Edward Cederholm, Mr. Meisel. FRONT: Rodney Block, Vice-President, Jack Stephens, Chap- lain, Hugh Young, Secretary. BACK: Johnny Barber, Treas- urer: George Sley, President, Bob Stine, Sergeant-at-Arms: Mr. Meisel, Sponsor. BETA Hl-Y 'Ol FRONT: Terry Little, Vice-President, Richard Tucker, President: Joel Taylor, Chaplain. BACK: Tom Beatty, Treasurer, Tammy Worl, Secretary, Walter Dippy, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Creech Sponsor. The Hi-Y's main project in OHS is sponsoring the book store where many students buy their mate- rials. The Hi-Y has also spon- sored the lectures on Boy-Girl Re- lations. They work hand in hand with many local civic organiza- tions of our community in innu- merable tasks. FIRST ROW: Richard Tucker, James Rawls, Terry Little, Gordon Punshon, Tommy Hoagland, Joel Taylor. SECOND ROW: Art Steinman, Bob Graw, Ronnie Soder, Tommy Beatty, Charles Rice, Jimmy Hershberger, Mr. Creech. THIRD ROW: Walter Dippy, David Bates, William Parrillo, Larry Roberts, Bill Schomberg, Barry Van Deventer, Ronnie Hathcack, Bob Kapeck, Tommy Worl, Bill Johnston, Ken Wingert. 92 1 Sylvia Parrish, Mary Louise Cahill, Jeanne Akerman, Carolyn Counts, Mary McGalin, Kathrine Roberson, Marjorie Stokes, Dutchie Milligan, Liz West, Rose Ellen Moore, Eileen Newell, Ann Hoffman, Sarah Hovater, Rosemary McLemore, Joan Tavel, Lydia Blackford, Susan Phelps, Cynthia Sweatt, lris Arthur, Martha Hastings, Ann Frazier, Barbara McVey, Libby Lee, Dottie Johnson, Sandra Vowler, Shirley McGill, Annette Pore, PHI DELTA TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS SUSAN PHELPS President JODY BARLOW Vice-President CYNTHIA SWEATT Secretary SHIRLEY CHAMPION Treasurer ROSEMARY McLEMORE Chaplain EILEEN NEWELL Sergeant-at-Arms DOT FOSTER Historian Susan, Rosemary, Cynthia, Dot, Eileen, Jody, Shirley Bobbie Wilder, Jean Foti, Phyllis Hinkleman, Shirley Champion, Jan Meyer, Paula Orr, Sarah Holloway, Jody Barlow, Jane Putnam, Lois Geeslin, Dot Foster, Joan West, Nancy Strickland, Patty Wise, Harriet Davis. BETA THETA Till-HI-Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character--this is the purpose of all Hi-Y and Tri-l-li-Y Clubs, , ,ls Y OFFICERS DOROTHY JOHNSON President ALICE SMITH Vice-President MELBA MAY5 Secretary ADAIR STANEK Treasurer JANYCE MARZ Chaplain CLAUDIA MOREDOCK Sergeant-at-Arms Claudia, Alice, Adair, Melba, Janyce, Dot. The two chapters of Tri-Hi-Y in OHS are under the auspices of the Orange County YMCA. These two clubs have been active in such service projects as helping at the TB office, selling TB buttons, and selling Buddy Poppies this year. lt is an im- portant organization in OHS's extra-curricular ac- tivities. Betty Branham, Betty Claudy, Dorothy Johnson, Shirley Malcom, Nancy Wyckoff, Maria Schunck, Beverly Lipthrott, Ann Whitaker, Charlotte Somerville, Margaret Marshall, Alice Smith, Barbara Dotherow, Carol Neff, Frances Helms, Mary Ann Yaros, Eleanor Berry, Eugenia Moody, Claudia Moredoclg, Martha Tull, Elva Lou McGee, Gloria Worthing, Betty Ann Hart, Sally McConnell, Janyce Marz, Melba Mays, Patsy Jernigan, Pat Kagi, Cathy Walkinshaw, Adair Stanek, Cathy Henry, Nina Weiner, Ann Ross, Mona Clark, Joyce Rawls, 'Dorothy Eiselstein, Faye Underwood, Nancy Jackson, Anne Williams, Kathryn Van Scoy, Bette Ra Perry. 93 Mrs Julia K Campbcll The A Cappella Choir 31,8 U.H.S. The OHS Choristers, under the direction ot Mrs, Julia K. Campbell, began the I95O-5I year with Rio Rico, a two-act musical comedy, The Christmas Assembly and YoweII-Drew- Ivey Carol Singing closed the first semester, Sponsoring the University of Miami Chorale in February was a new type ot venture for the Choristers. This was fol- lowed by a concert series-the Winter Concert in Febru- ary, an Irish Concert in March, and a Spring Concert in April. l. OFFICERS DAVID YouNG President ALICE SMITH Vice-President BETTE RA PERRY Secretary JACK HARVEY Business Manager MRS. CAMPBELL Director David, Alice, Bette Ra, Jack. 94 I I I The set for the musical comedy, Rio Rico, showing the combined work of the art, music, and dramatic departments. The Choristers participated with honors in the Vocal Clinic at Tampa, the District Festival at Day- tona Beach, and the State Festival in Tampa, The Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, and A Cappella Choir include approximately 225 students. The Gay Ninety Girls provide entertainment between acts of Rio Rico. 95 The three pirates eye their ill-gotten gain. From the Chorister's smash production, Rio Rico. This valuable training furnishes a solid background for possible singing stars of tomorrow's stage and radio. c 3 ! 3 E F Q I 3 ze it Q 1'v 1mu-! wllgllf' si- 1' 5 1 I E ' A ' if M Ml 7 . . . Q f '--'A WK' X W 35 'K fmhqui R.. mi 5 L ,rx nh, 3 ,X mf I , ry L+-A L,-A W in TIGER UE C UNEIL ,fa P K 'Kea A Tiger Den is the popular social center of all OHS students. The Tiger Den Council, with the P-T-A as sponsor, is the group which keeps things running smoothly up at the Den. Each and every student finds evenings of enjoyable fun and a meeting place with other students. Clubs within the school play their part, too, as they compete in providing the best entertainment tor one evening. OFFICERS BARBARA DOTHEROW ....,.. . . . President DANNY NABLE . . , . . Vice-President MARTHA RAU5 . . , , . Secretary ROBERT BECTON . . . . Treasurer Martha Raus, Aunt Bea, Annelle Rogers, Barbara Dotherow, Shirley Champion, Danny Nable, Robert Becton. 97 Robert, Martha, Barbara, Danny. i , up FRONT: Sam Boor, Captain, Florena Burkett, Lieutenant, Mr. Rumph, Director, Nancy Hostetler, Funky Dettmer, Lieutenant. BACK: Dick Coleman, Lieutenant, Larry Carroll, Donald Smith, Lieutenant. SENIORS Jimmy Barber Vincent Boland Sam Boor Joyce Bossic Robert Brown Richard Coleman Walter Dippy Phil Easterling Richard Griffith Janet lsbell Curtis Jarvis Ronald Johnson Fred Keyser Billy Peacock Frank Ramsdcll Gene Spamer Frank Wadsworth Patty Hamilton JUNIORS Henry Anderson Arlene Bellefleur Angela Burdick Florena Burkctt Paul Calhoun Larry Carroll Jack Crumpton Louetta Davis Mary Louise Dettmer Ben Griffith Norma Hardman Jo Ann Hartman Gordon Hawthorne Gwynn Harnc Nancy Hostetler Marsha Huff B. J. Hultin James Husband Orville Johnson David Johnston f7Ae U. H Some of Central Florida's leading business men W, S. Branch, Joseph Guernsey, Ed Palmer Frank Guernsey, Mrs. Newell, Charles Guernsey Nevin Sloan, M. B. Ives, Professor H. A. Newell Professor Newell conducts his band of 1905 all his C BA i Joyce Bossie, Bitsy Crenshaw, Betty Turner, Ben Griffith, Florena Burkett, Noreen Martin, Punky Dettmer. The OHS Band composed of 75 members gives the girls and boys of our school an opportunity to engage in instrumental music experiences and renders many services to both school and community. Their activi- ties include participating at all home football games and several out-of-town ones, playing for assemblies, presenting a series of park concerts and participating in many parades such as the Christmas Parade and the Central Florida Exposition Parade in Orlando, at the colorful Gcisparilla and Parade of the States out- of-town. All this keeps the band on the beat in a never-ending whirl of music activities. In addition, the band participates actively in the Florida Band- masters' Association Clinic and Contests, Diane Jones David Lassiter Bill Livingston Betty Sue Lockman Earnest Lyle Frank McDade Warner Mendenhall Jimmy Meyer Dan Nuble Edwin Nicholson Terry Owen William Query Shirley Rideout Donald Smith Walter Strain Betty Turner Joe Woolcver SOPHOMORES Ned Aide Jean Atchinson Judson Burdick Jon Coram Carolyn Gladney Dick Hagen Charles Johnson lris Mabie Norene Martin Virginia McGuffey Tom Napier Charles Nole Barbara Richardson John Riggle Connie Rinehart Doris Stevenback Glen Walsh Morreuu West Robert White Bitsy Crenshaw F742 VARSITY CLUBS FIRST ROW: Grace Insana, Eleanor Davis, Shirley Jonas, lris Hubbard, Joan Tavel, Barbara Kopmier, Pat Walker. SECOND ROW: Barbara Rajcany, Florence Claxton, Laquita Davis, Violet Worth, Martha Hastings, Betty Thrower. THIRD ROW: Sally Kopmier, Joanne Cooper, Marilyn Ball, Arlene Deeb, Jackie Reily, Polly Robinson. Active in all sports, members of the Girls' Varsity Club promote the enjoyment of athletic activities and develop the growth of sportsmanship, a characteristic much in de- mand. Prospective members of this club are required to have attained at least thirty-five points in two sports. Among their activities are selling programs at football games, and having charge of all intramural sports, Miss Evans is their efficient and well-liked sponsor. FRONT: Walt Cason, George Foti, Jack Stephens. FIRST ROW: frank Reddi , Charles Pope, Jim Shaeter, Dick Girdley, Red Carson, Jack Dike, Leland Davis, 'Jeff Yates, Bill Flowers. SECOND ROW: Byron Eicher, Jim Ankney, Carleton Burroughs, Duffy Moore, Bill Schomberg, Dick Waters, Pat Smith. THIRD ROW: Rod Block, Allen Holcomb, Donnie Reynolds, Kaye Don Lewis, Nelson Norris, Frank Hutsell, Pete Hyer. Miss Evans, Sponsor, Grace Insana, Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Cloudy, President, Betty Thrower, Vice-Presi- dent. Walt Cason, Vice-President, Jack Stephens, Secretary, George Foti, President, Coach Houston. The Boys Varsity Club honors the ac- c o m plishments of athletics and contrib- utes to the ideals of health and sports- manship. lt is an or- ganization composed of lettermen who ex- cel in one or more high school sports. Bill Ball, Vice-President, Tillman Smith, President: Chris Riesken, Secretary- Treasurer, Mr. Clifford, Sponsor. Shirley Champion, Secreta- ry, Aleen Peele, Vice-Presi- dent, Neomi Blanchard, President, Lois Smith, Treas- urer, Miss Brooks, Sponsor. 6 The Future Home- makers of America, under the able spon- sorship of Mrs. Belle Brooks, have as some of their projects - selling Tiger Pins, making stuffed ani- mals and packing Christmas and Easter boxes for the Or- phans' Home and the Foreign Service Homes. Beautifying the school by putting curtains in the clinic and serving at facul- ty teas have also been worthy under- takings. The FHA- 'ers follow closely their motto, Toward New Horizons. HAQ RIFLE BLUE The members of the Rifle Club learn the parts of the gun, the care of a gun, and the proper use of it. Their training helps make them good sports- men, Their well-liked sponsor is Mr. Leo Clifford. X - - -.Q---Q I mm FRONT: Luther Groves, Gene Whitworth, Richard Slavik, Bill Ba ll, James Spence, Chris Riecken, Malcom Smith. BACK: Bob Kopick, Bill Drake, Bob Avera, Bobby Wilson, James Husband, Jack Crum pton, Tillman Smith, Mr. Clifford. 34g . .. FIRST ROW: Shirley Champion, Aleen Peele, Neomi Blanchard, Lois Smith, Joan Lafler, Betty Ann Hart, Janyce Marz, Audry Rands. SECOND ROW: Lee Gwynn, Maria Schunck, Nancy Ward, Carol Chamberlin, Mary Louise Cahill, Jo Ellen Abbot, Patty Willis, Chloe Purcell, Sue Lewis, Charlotte Somerville, Edith Harrell, Helen Rogers. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann McElroy, Shirley Bennett, Miss Brooks, Nancy Jackson, Bertie Wheeler, Sandra Vowler, Marjorie Albisser, Jackie Browning, Vera Marie Pisani, Pat Anderson, Kay David, Dianne Phillips. -fwfr , --wi . Wi 101 In one ol the tender moments of Love Your Neighbor are Peggy Jo Pounds and Johnny Barber. A sccnc from the three-act comedy, GIamor Boy. Jack Dikc, Mickcy Marsolf, Dcirdrc Davis, Buddy Bar- gcon, Jane Putnam. 41 Troupe l77 ofthe National Thes- pian Society, whose members are selected from the outstanding dra- matic talent of OHS, is a chapter ofthe National honorary high school organization. This year, under the direction of their sponsor, Miss Mil- dred E. Murphy, the Thespians have been unusually active. ln Novem- THESPIANS FIRST ROW: Peggy Pounds Cathy Henry Sylvia Parrish Parks Duncan Dot Johnson SECOND ROW: Warner Mendenhall Larry Carroll Anne Williams Gloria Davidson Dick Girdley Bud Amos Lou Rene Voges Frances Helms Larry Sands Johnny Barber FUUTLIGHT FULLUWEHS OFFICERS PEGGY POUNDS . ..., President of Thespians JOHNNY BARBER . . President of Footlight Followers LARRY CAROLL . .... Vice-President of Thespians DEIDRE DAVIS . . . Vice-President of Footlight Followers A x., N ber, they attended the Drama Clinic at the University of Florida and en- tered contestants in the radio and oral interpretation divisions, in which Evelyn Patrick and Larry Sands received the highest rating- superior. The State Thespian Con- vention at Miami, May 5-6, was attended by all OHS Thespians. Shown scenes Buddy Mickey Ingram, Bud Amos and Gloria Davidson in one of the hilarious from Glamor Boy are Bargeon, Jane Putnam, Marsolf, Joan Tavel, Dick and Hugh Young. - , ON GROUND: Miss Murphy, Shirley Malcom, Jeanne Harris. SITTING: Kathy Henery, Danny Nable, Madeline Johnson, Don Englert, Dianne Dyer, Deirdre Davis, Anne Williams, Lancie Zittrouer, Carolyn Stoves, Lou Rene Voges, Larry Sands, David Young, Dean King, Carew Powell, Burton Wolking, Cathy Walkinshaw, Johnny Barber, Jimmy Blasingame, Gloria Davidson, W. K. Price, Earline Russell, John McFadden, Buddy Bargeon, Jane Putnam, Gene Willard. 1 f' J' Deidre Davis, Jane Putnam, Dianne Dyer, Carew Powell, AnnePWilliams. ...f7l,e VXI? Our untiring advisor, Mrs. Cramer. Our Editors, Gail and Lou Rene, help the feature editors, Martha and Alice. with those countless Who's Who and Out- standing Senior votes, as Gene, one ot the photography staff, looks on. Martha Tull, Alice Smith, Lou Rene Voges, Gail Berman, and Gene Willard. Eleanor Berry, Margaret Marshall, Ken Wingert, Melba Mays, Deirdre Davis, and Janyce Marz. Hora and Anne check senior activity cords, while Sookie and Marian, our junior apprentices, lend a helping hand, always ready is typist Janet, as our literary editors, Barbara and Margaret, plan senior layouts. Ken, our photography editor, otters a word ot advice to Eleanor, Deirdre, and Janyce, who check activities with their editors, Margaret and Melba, Flora Kipp, Anne Williams, Suzanne Brunstrom, Marian Bear, Barbara Dotherow, Margaret Trawick, and Janet Isbell. 104 TIEA DU STAFF Jack Stephens, Ron Deiss, Will Campbell, Mary Lou Evans, Grace lnsano, and Pat Walker. Planning the sports section are editors Ron, Jack, Grace, and Pat. ln the background Will and Mary Lou talk over cover designs. Kathryn and Jo Ann check in sub- scription money to Vera, Joy, and Naomi. Our hard-working business staff kept daily records of the sales and set up a complete bookkeeping system for TIGANDO finances. Vera Marie Pisani, Kathryn Green, Joy Young, Naomi Gemeinhardt, and Jo Ann Livengood. Miss Ferguson, Parks Duncan, Marianne Austin, Arlene Deeb, Lee Gwynn, and Johnny Barber. 105 Miss Ferguson, business staff ad- viser, gives Parks, Marianne, Arlene, Lee, and Johnny, our business mana- ger, some pointers before they begin their search for ads, ofafe cilonord Boots, Dick, Larry L., Malka, Gene, Miss Cloud, and Larry S. Chosen as OHS varsity debaters just in time to be in the senior class. F ,f 7 These are the winners in the essay contest, What Good Credit Means to Me. Bobby, a sophomore, won a total of S35 in prizes, Jean Whipple, SIO for top junior class entry, Mary Gore, SiO tor top senior class entry. David Howell and Don Englert placed second and third respectively Bobby Pleus Jean Whipple included in the TIGANDO were Larry Sands, Gene McCree, Malka Brenner, alternate, Larry Linder, Boots Jones, and Dick Shader, alternate. The team journeyed to Stetson University, February 24, to take part in the Florida District Debate Tournament. The school joins in congratulating Mr. Rumpt and the OHS band tor the tine showing made at the Regional Band Festival at Daytona, February 23. The OHS band rated superior in concert, sight reading, and drill. Solos rated superior are as tollowsi Nancy Hostetlerealto clarinet Jack Crumpton-bass clarinet Frank McDade--cornet Dick Coleman-sax David Lassiter-baritone horn Sam Boorgtrombone Ben Grittith-student conducting x Don, Mary and David Ensembles rated superior are as follows: Sam Boor, Larry Carroll, David Johnston, and Gene Spamer-trombone quartet Gwynn Horne, Terry Owen, Jon Coram, David Las- siter, Larry Carroll, and William Query-brass sextet Gwynn Horne, Terry Owen, and Dick Hagen- trumpet trio Donald Smith, Bill Livingston, Nancy Hostetler, and Jack Crumpton-clarinet quartet Peggy Jo Pounds, Thespian president, ond Mrs. Phillips. The distinction ot receiving the first honorary Thespian award at OHS goes to Mrs. Theresa Phillips of our faculty. The award is made on the basis of outstanding service in the promotion of dramatic arts. Bud Amos, Johnny Barber, Dean King Gloria Davidson, Evelyn Patrick, ond Kitty Henry. These Thespians are eligible for the Oscar to be given at the close of the year. To be in the running an actor must be rated first by the judges, who are representatives of the Orlando Litttle Theater. Final voting is done by Thespians and Footlight Followers who have at- tended the three productions of the year. Barbara and Neoma. 4-H Club members, Neoma Blanchard and Barbara Hicks, have lived up to the 4-H motto, to make the best better. Neoma was award- ed a trip to the national 4-H Club Congress for her work in food prep- aration. Barbara was chosen the most outstanding girl in the county for work in leadership. 106 l of LEFT TO RIGHT Head Coach Red Houston End Coach Phil Tinsley, Line Coach George Foti, Sr., Assistant Coach Bill Gilmartin PUUTB LL The Tigers finished the season with a bang, al- though they got off to a slow start. The 5-5 record with which they ended does not do them justice. Hard work on the part of the players and the able guidance of Had Coach Red Houston and his staff led the Bengals to two stunning upsets at the end of the season. George Foti and Pete Hyer were chosen as the most valuabl and the most improved players, re- spectively. LEFT TO RIGHT Shirley Malcom Dutchie Milligan Marcus Harris, Betty Cloudy, Gee Gee Gahr, Nancy Beth Wyckoff. SEATED ON TIGER Captain 107 'E-' -I O .,,. 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K , -.z lf FIRST ROW: Mgrs. Graham, Brown, Stephens, Foti, Eicher, D. Waters, Hyer, Cason, Beach, Hall, Osborne, Mgrs. Sewell, Moore. SFCOND ROW: Coach Houston, Shaeffer, Hurt, Holcomb, Hunter, Bozich, Davis, Robbins, R. Waters, Tomaszewski Coach Tinsley. THIRD ROW: Coach Gilmortin, Day, Davis, Smith, Holcomb, Dikes, Flowers, Kirk, Batezman Stine, Carson, Burroughs, Milton, Girdley, Cohen, Ankney, Seigel Crane Coach Foti. FOURTH ROW: Contner Stokes, Caldwell, Boyd, McKee, Barlow, Bates, Petigrew, Christonson, Bargeon, Buford, Roth, Bate- man, Ringdahl, Roberts, Mitchell, Heinmiller. A H ORLANDO VS. SANFORD 7500 fans saw an unpolished Tiger eleven roll to an I8-0 victory over Sanford. Hudnall swept around right end for the first score. Foti and Stephens scored the other two in the last quarter. Shaeffer, Hyer, and Cason were outstanding on the Bengal defense. ORLANDO VS. ROBERT E. LEE The Lee powerhouse from Jacksonville proved to be too much for the boys from Orlando as they suffered an I8-6 defeat. Byron Eicher punched over our only touchdown in the last quarter on a line plunge. ORLANDO VS. PLANT The Tigers racked up their first Big Ten win by downing Plant of Tampa, l2-O. Eicher and Hudnall picked up a touchdown each, as they sparked Tiger offensive machine. Jim Hall and Fred Baetzman turned in stellar line play for the locals. ORLANDO VS. MIAMI JACKSON The Bengals fought to a heart-breaking loss at the hands of the Jackson Generals. Behind l3-0 at half time, the Tigers picked up two quick TD's. Foti car- ried the mail both times, after which Holcomb added both extra points. A fourth down gamble gave the Generals their touchdown, and the game ended 20-l4 in favor of Miami. ORLANDO VS. ST. PETERSBURG The Tigers ran out of steam late in the first quar- ter after driving for a touchdown in the first minutes of the game. Eicher took it over for the Bengals from the seven. After that it was Green Devils all the way. Final score: St. Pete 20, Orlando 7. ITY ORLANDO VS. HILLSBOROUGH The revamped Tigers upset the Terriers for their first victory over Hillsborough in nine years. Bur'- roughs romped 45 yards to set up the score. Holcomb's educated toe provided the winning margin after a Foti to Cason touchdown pass. The game ended 7-6 favor OHS. ORLANDO VS. WEST PALM BEACH Claude Hunter, a Junior track star, took a hand- off from Burroughs and raced the opening kickoff back 90 yards for a TD, but after that West Palm Beach took over the reins. OHS mustered a touchdown in the final quarter on a Foti to Cason pass. Final score: West Palm Beach I9, Orlando l4. ORLANDO VS. MIAMI BEACH The Typhoons swept the Tigers off their feet by a I3-7 margin. A Foti to Cason pass gave Orlando its only touchdown. ORLANDO VS. LAN DON The Tigers were the toast of the state after defeat- ing the powerful Landon Lions, I5-l3, in a stunning upset. Orlando's offense rolled up an amazing l57 yards from scrimmage, but the superior defensive line play was the decisive factor of the game. The winning margin came when Stumpy Thompsen, All Southern back, slipped down in his own end zone. ORLANDO VS. LAKELAND A chilly but happy crowd saw the Tigers end their season by trouncing their annual Thanksgiving Day rivals, 26-7. The Dreadnaughts lead at half time, 7-6, but the out-manned Lakeland eleven was swamped in the second half by the Tigers. Burroughs picked up two TD's for the victors, while Stephens and Cason picked up one each. !s.1 t ff N 7 W, i ,yy Q -. .if-fa 'N 13 S2 g Xb 1 FIRST ROW: Rogers, Weaver, Pitts, Barlow, Ingram, Huckel, Mims. SECOND ROW: Mayo, Sherin, J. Brim, Chamberlin, Rooks, Boyd, Lane, Bargeon. THIRD ROW: Little, Flowers, McKee, T. Brim, Petigrew, Malmberg, Oswald, Peeples, Conley, Dalrymple, Coach Gilmartin. . I COACH GlL J V-0 J V-0 J V-3 'I J V-32 J V-26 J V-42 Melbourne-18 . Lyman-0 Lakeland-6 Lakeland-0 St James-'I4 Daytona-12 X , gy-r '? Year after year Coach Gilmartin has turned green grid prospects into varsity material. We believe that Coach Gil should be highly commended, not only for his excellent coaching ability. but for his friendly, co-operative spirit. We give credit where credit is due. 5- I l The injured: left to right, first row: Thomas, Parker, Davis. The managers: Cook, Heinmiller, Davis, Graham. Second row: Hurt, Perkins. ? OHS45..., OHS 28 .. OHS 34 .. OHS 51 .. OHS 51 .. OHS 41 .. OHS 35 .. OHS 33 .. OHS 40 .. OHS 47 .. OHS 43 .. OHS 36 .. OHS 32 .. OHS 48 .. OHS 30 .. OHS 45 .. OHS 48 ,. COACH GEORGE FOTI, SR, V SCHEDULE . . Winter Park . HiHsborough .. .. Phnt ... Mamhnd .. . Lakdand W. Palm Beach . HiHsborough . ,... Lu W. Palm Beach .. ... Nam . . . . Landon Ft. Lauderdale .. Mamhnd . .. Lee . Landon . . Lakdand . . VVinter Park S . 1 BLOCK LEWIS AMOS Honorary Captain CASON ROBERTS POT' DAY HOLCOMB 4 ll H-assi 'Q 9.4 if s wth' - ivy, is V f radar' FIRST ROW: Day, Roberts, McClelland, Cason, Lewis, Block. SECOND ROW: Coach Foti, Simms, Reynolds, Ostricker, Flowers, Smith. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Deiss, Holcomb, Nash, Blair, Amos. Hard working, sincere George Foti coached his first Big Ten Basketbal Team this season. He gained recognition by placing Durwood Day with honorable mentior on the All-Conference Team. 4 Managers Thomas and Rice. STANDING: Etley, Lane, T. Brim, Huckel, Davis, Card Rowland Flowers, Conley, J. Brim Pesce, Hurt. KNEELING: Grow, Coach Gilmartin, Rogers. Lewis hauls down a rebound! HSITY FRANK HUTSELL MAURY HURT DOUG HUDNALL NELSON NORRIS T LEN TOMASZEWSKI PAT SMITH Lakeland . Hillsborough Plant . . . Cocoa . , . Sanford . Daytona . . Eustis . . . Winter Park Leesburg . Landon . . Lee . . SCHEDULE , . . . April 24 lHl, May 8 lTl . . April 'I3 iHl, May 'll ITP , . April 6 cm, May 15 m . . May 2 lHl, April 'I7 iTl . April 'I9 iHl, April 10 lTl . . March 'I6 iHl, March 30 iTl . April 3 CHL March 23 lTl . . . . April 20 iHl, May l lTl . . March 27 iHl, March 20 lTl Apral27tHb ........May4ll'll 114 FRANK REDDING BYRON EICHER DONNIE REYNOLDS teams in the state. The backbone of the Bengals will be eight returning lettermen, some have had two years' experience in prep competition, Frank Hutsell and Pat Smith, two experienced hurlers, will have the burden of the mound duty resting on their shoul- ders. Versatile Doug Hudnall, who will be the utility SEB This year Orlando has one of the most promising QR man, may open at third or behind the plate e,,Tl1 po ' 9 and Maury Hurt, two fleet outfielders, who S - - so back from last year's squad. With all this material, Coach Tinsley's nine looms as one of the top contenders for the state crown. COACH TINSLEY GULF Under the guidance of Ed Creech, the golf team has won two of its four encounters thus for this season, The four golfers, Don Bis- plinghoff, Billy Neel, Robert Corbett, and Bob Taylor, will compete for honors' in the state tournament and in the Big Ten. LAST YEAR'S U ,, MEET RESULT T 4 Q Daytona . . . First . St. Pete ...... . . Third Lakeland ....... . . First Hillsborough Relays . . , Third Vero Beach .... COACH BILL GILMARTIN . First 115 f the club will rest on the shoulders ofiFrank, MANAGER DICK SEWELL 1 Don, Billy, Mr. Creech, Robert, Bob. As TIGANDO goes to press, Coach Gilmartin is beginning his 'Sl season with Rod Block and Jack Stephens as captains. The nucleus of this year's team will be three returning lettermen, Richard Waters, Claude Hunter, and Rod Block. Although the track team lost six lettermen from last year's squad Uohn Alexander, Joe D'Agostino, Bud Davis, Pete Osborne, Wally Williams, and Dick Montgomeryl, their early practice spirit indicates they will hold their own in any meet in the state. RESULTS MEET West Coast Meet Big Ten Meet . Regional CTampal State lGainesvillel RESULT . Fourth . Eighth . Third Sixteenth W R C l Card Pa e Lennon Caldwell Biemuller Blasky Coulter Blair Christonson Martin Marcel SECOND ROW: Hunter, X FIRST RO : ogers, on ey, , g , , , , , , , . 14 , Carson, Walker, Barlow, Ringdalh, Duncan, VanBrackle, Ward Brower, Cohen. THIRD ROW: Webb, Wagh, Bargeon, Ankney, Robbins, Bozich, Beach, ' Stephens, Yates, Will, Milton, Young. MANAGERS CAPTAINS cmd LETTERMEN ,,44 gg? M. FIRST ROW: March March March March April 6 Orr, 'I6 23 28 31 Graham. SECOND ROW: Little, Osborne. Hunter, returning letterman: Jack Stephens, Co-captain: Rod Block, Captain and returning letterman, S C H E D U L E . Daytona April 13 . . St. Pete . . St. Pete April 20 . .... Big Ten . . . . Open April 26 . . Junior High School . Gainesville April 27 . ..,... Open . Hillsborough May 'I . . Regional May 12 . . . State GIRLS I THA-MURALS The Sophisticated Seniors The Jolly Juniors The girls gym classes enjoy such various sports as: softball, speedball, soccer, badminton, and table ten- nis during the spring season. The instruction of these sports and others is in the capable hands of Miss Helen Evans. 'WE The Clark Sisters, badminton partners Eleanor and Pat, table tennis partners The 5l1Y 50Ph0m0 e5 The ever-efficient officials .4- The shooting stars This newly organized team, The Shooting Stars, went through the tournament unde- feated. The members at this team are: Nicki Bronson, Mary Hastings, Jeanette Rainey, Martha Hastings, Loretta Clark, Captain, Bar- bara Shcarin, Connie Clark, Norma Jean Hughson, Rosie Westbrook. Action galore By way at contrast with the picture below and in keeping with the theme of the book, this picture shows the numerous changes in the costume of the basketball player since l909. -1 -a 5? X s , -.A :tsl g s ' Q 3 a at if-I .Sim X K s sf E I 3,5 sv f s g , it i Florida state champions 1908-09 This year there was plenty of action in each and every game. The teams were well matched, and the games were cleanly played. A double elimination tournament was used in which I4 teams consisting of 180 girls participated. L Looks as though we caught these girls in the middle of the act. They are the vivacious M.C.'s under the leadership of Martha Raus, representing a typical intramural play-oft. The champs 'fs-J The Blue Demons look quite determined and their outcome proves successful. Joyce Rister is their capable captain. These intra- mural games, which are played in the gym after school, stir up great enthusiasm among the girls. BAL Wot hoppen? The Gold Nuggets, traditional winners for the past four years, once more succeeded in reigning over the rest of the teams as vol- leyball champions. Eugenia Moody, Lillian Baird, Shirley Jonas, Rosemary McLemore, Jean Foti, Pat Walker, Betty Claudy, Grace lnsana, Eleanor Davis, Phyliss Henkelman, Inez Anderson, Cleon Anderson. Getting ready to score? Wad oluefy jo .gjucceeol LUU HENE VUEES HENE MREHEE 'IJUAO A iid claubm JEANNE EHANEISEU HDHNEY HLUEH Won .gnfeffgenl MARGARET MARSHALL DAVID WHEELER 'IXUAO gen! Spealera EVELYN PATHIEH LAHHY SANDS jrienclgeaf BETTY ELI-XUDY JAEH STEPHENS Wadi Sckoof Spirif MAHEIA HARRIS PARKS DUNCAN , ag f'Tw 5 LQQYJT Xix Wad .xdrfidfic UAHHIH NELL JUHUAN WILL CAMPBELL 0 5 'WA f Wea! mudicaf .IUYEE TYSUN UAVIU YUUNG Ea! .fdcfora PEGGY JU PUUND5 JUHNNY BARBER X Af YXUAO Cjufeaf UUHUTHY JUHNSUN JIMMY SHEAFEH 'lfiiffzwz GLUHIA nz-xvrnsow Hun Amos .-v' ' 4 ,gk , ,LP '64 2 4. h Eb Qazzoling C!-XHULYN EULLIN5 JIMMIE BEAEH M W WWW. 'ala IUUAUU 774041 Jdfllkfff PAT WALKER HHUHGH Pun 'MMO Hggwf SIAM NANEY BETH WYEHUPP LAHHY HUBEHTS AUKNHWLEDGEMENTS The Tigando Staff is indebted to the administration and the faculty for their patience-to Mr. Jim Burden and Mr. William Branch for their help in research-to the Tigando photographer, Mr. Leo Falls and Mrs. Falls-to the Orlando Sentinel Star-to the students for their cooperation-to our advisors, Mrs. Geneva Cramer and Miss Sara Ferguson -to Mr. Johnny Long of the firm, Bowen, Long, and Young and Mr. Walter Dargan of Photo Process Engraving Co.- to the advertisers, who have helped make the production of the 1951 Tigando possible. ffc on H FO H T L N H l, 1 -C i If- TC I - C 0lI2'7YIf1llf1fI.011.I' and Best W'isl1e.v lo the CLASS OF 1951 'k ORLANDO UTILITIES COMMISSION ORLANDO, FLORIDA Serving Greater Orlando With Electricity and Water 'A' THE 1951 COMMISSION P1-widen!-W. A. HUTCHINSON Vice Presia'enl-DR. S. IVICEWAN M embers-NIAYOR IWM. BEARDALL J. T. BRANHAN C. A. 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',.1 .1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I EBSEN SCHOOL OF DANCING 30th Year in Orlando CLASSES IN BALLET, TAP, ACROBAT ILS AN D BALLROOM 95 Hyer Street Phone 3-2313 1 1 1 1 1-I I--1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1--I I-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z I Congratulations and Best Wishes ACME CLEANERS To Au o. i-Ls. amduaies The Associated Radio CLEAN CLOTHES CRAFTSMEN Stores 143 North Orange Avenue Phone 2-3135 135 E. Church I I Phone 5300 1 1 1 1 0-E J-4 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1-T li-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 CONGRATULATIONS, ' ' CLASS OF '51 SMlTTY'S In Colonialtown I-II 111-LJ--1 I O'NEAL-BRANCH CO Fine OfIice Lines Since '89 4 Phone 2-4533 ORLANDO, FLORIDA I I I I I I I I I 133 I I I I I I I I I I I I A txt 1 z 1 to-T1-0 Denmork's Sporting Goods Co. Complete Sporting Goods 0 H H H ESTABLISHED 1913 Johnson Electric Co. MERCHANTS CONTRACTORS ORLANDO FLORIDA Main at Jefferson Phone 8544 I PHONE 5186 .L ,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,. .-I I.. . . .,,,.., . . -I-Q , .,..,, . ...I -I.. , , . . . . MEET ME I I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE AT CLASS OF 1951 B UDDIE'S LLOYD'S FURNITURE 70 North Orange I I I I I I I H N H H h 2000 No. Orange Ave. 905 No. Orange Ave I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Best Wishes From A. J. PIERSON Your AUSTIN AND CROSLEY Zlfo-tor Car Dealer 609 WEST CENTRAL AVE. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Congratulations From . .. Ivey's Drug Store I23 East Gore Avenue Phones 9823 - 9824 ,IL H-sr .-Ils 'rr H H H H 0 U 0 H MILLS 81 NEBRASKA CENTRAL FLORIDA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Where the Home Begins ORLANDO, FLORIDA I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Best Wishes for Your Success FoirchiId's Funeral Home Un Beautiful Lake IYIHIIIIOPU PHONE 8118 ORLANDO Serving All of Central Florida QQ .,... M fb LM Z .99 W Aged www me ww ew' 1-cat: l I--I I I--C I I I H H Ford Cars Trucks Service HElNTZELMAN'S, Inc. Genuine Ford Parts Authorized Dealer Where to Buy lt 36 W. Livingston Avenue Phone 3374 tx up--can--011 txxrttizxz 1 n-L lf-4 I I I I I I I 22 0-4 --I I I I I I I I I WOODS FUEL OIL COMPANY god 5141 JQQMLQ L. A. JOHNSON, Owner ISAA C, B o ff Q V All Our Customers Are Warm Friends 1' 1 I - !w,6u,QQ'DiL5lm0, GLU- 316.1 UMLAL UQ if , I i I I I 'Q I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I JL 135 17 I , . .7 1 1 jI 1 1 it 1 1-T . - 1 U H H c' is the time to open Account h a 'rs ' ings ' 0 Compliments of C ent DI:ldN1d Rafe 3 Aa M M All accounts up to 510,000 fully insured by 0 R N D O T n :ln instrumentality of Federal Government COCA-COLA BOTTUNG CO- f I First Federal Savings 81 Loan Assn. H OF ORLANDO ' U N ' so E. Pine at court Phone 4191 1 3 1 , , , ,.h I--1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ti 3 , t t 3 ,T 1-4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 X? x ' I I ' iII's Colonial Hardware BURT RUTLEDGE nie Biggest Little sfofe in Town 0 P T ' C ' A N 1105 E. Colonial Drive Phone 6161 Phone 3-3321 392 N- OV'-'nge Q I ' -1 4 1 1 1 1 14 1 3 1 1 T., 1 3 , PT I-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z CQ r CONGRATULATIONS E' B' wocl MOSES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1951 MOSES PHARMACY ELLIOTT 81 CLAYTON TILE COMPANY 0 l ORANGE Bnossom TRAIL 0 1800 ATLANTA AVE' I I I I I I I I I I I I I Z ngratulations and Best Wz'shes f Graduates of O. H. S. 0 L.. ...-l. Q--4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- l 1' H R DOBIE PERMANENTS - Palm Terrace Beauty Salon .. N 1 Yi 250-l EDGEWATER IJRIYE l Hfo mm W555gs5.',W Telephone 3-5530 T, FURNITURE CENTER FOR CENTRAL FLORIDA W ORLANDO' FLORIDA -4 I'gI I I I I I I b-1 l-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H l36 4' 'TT' 'T GOOD LUCK, SENIORS FLORIDA STATE TH EATRES n BEACHAM o Q HIALTO . 0 GRAND Q n COLlllllY o CWINTICR PARKJ 'Therefv Always a Good Zllofvie al 1?!07 I.I1,1l Slale Theatres I I I I I I Cooper's Music Store Everything in Music 10 W. Church PHONE 4652 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Get the Best Get eakea ics CREAM' 421 N. Orange Blossom Trail Phone 9873 1 I I I I I l I Howard Optical Company Mezzanine Floor M ETCALF BLDG. Z Phone 3-1352 P. O. Box 2588 : J--1 1 1 1 1 1-I ' 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I T 2 We Infvile Comparisoeni' I PARAMOUNT CLEANERS LAUNDRY SERVICE 1202 EAST COLONIAL DRIvI5 Phone 3-2966 H Z ORLANDO, I-'LORIDA T 9-t 14 3 1 1 1 1 1 1-L v-I T-4 1 1 3 1 p.r Q4 an 0 0 HSc?I'7Ji7lg Orlando Since 1917 3 Evans Drug Stores 0 . I A SAN JUAN PHARMACY ' ORANGE AND CENTRAL to T 0-L '-1' Q -A' ANGEBILT PHARMACY ,, ORANGE AT WALL ' at EVANS PHARMACY ORANGE AT COLONIAL H A 'k MAYNARD EVANS PHARMACY ORANGE AT LIVINGSTON 9 0 9 0 1-IJ-111 11 137 O- I I I I fbx, 111- , g111 T1-011111g1111111111 T X SUNSHINE MOTORS, INC Florida Cleaning Co. Phmw 6525 1109 E. Colonial I ri. Colo.'liallown,' D14 I I I I D-IL L4 I I I Ol 1 111 II 1 II'-TT4 Albert Drug Store lfersonnlized Presfriptiorzs liclgcwatcr Drive at Princeton Avenue ORLANDO, FLORIDA C. J. BALLIET I'1.11MiuNc: - Hl'IA'I'INCj Ou. lii'RNicRs ,mn C1oN1'Rois R vpn I rs Sm'1ri1'e Ai-i'I.iANc:i-is I 911 I I I I I-L 1--4 1 1 111--It-0 Best Wfishes ana' Success lo lhe Class of 1951 B U R T O N ' S Hill Iifxsfi' TVASIIING'l'ON . ...-ll, 829 N. Orange Avenue Phone 2-4439 Willys Jeep Distributors America's Most Useful Vehicles H H I I I I I I I Powell Furniture Co. H H lt's a Pleasure to Serve You In Colonioltown IIIO-III2 E. Colonial Dr. Phone 5333 Orlando, Florida 11111 IIOLL-III 1 5-L 1 1 III-TTQII -r Orlando Federal Savings 81 Loan Assn. 17 E. CENTRAL Phone 3-5545 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I VILLA NOVA Specializing in STEAKS CHICKEN SPAGHETTI SEAFOODS We Serve Discriminating PeopIe WINTER PARK, FLORIDA .EA I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9-'I H ' uv Congratulations to the Class of 1951 FA HIO CLEA ER 310 SOUTH ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL O Dry Cleaning at Its Best no O Delivery Service in Orlando and Winter Park Leon Folks, Owner Phone 3-2241 23 1 8 O--C I I I I ji Q-4 t pt: tts-I 7 It 40 fl' mens SHOP 305 S. Orange Ave. J- 9-4:3 artist 1 :to-L 139 0 0 - ,ff Y fty' , I flgsffifdatfca' ff -4451K Co r?y1atw '7 llff' St' A 'X J N Z' us LCA LN 'N K I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,- YOU IWAK 0 JVIISTAKE -. Coozl 1,uf'l: fEI'tlllIlIll1'.S 0 ,U WHEAIKYOU mop AT VL i A from COLONlAL AUTO SUPPLY SCHVVINN BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS I008 COLONIAL DR. 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