Pahokee High School - Devils Trail Yearbook (Pahokee, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1951 volume:

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IIZI 'L Q .-3,5 Q5 A ss W tffnr 1' nbzlv nf z Quxzaf ' nv 'ghfhuufl . 9 swf 'QW 1 y W ' X ' W4 ff l! XM 'IU wjyf j If K 2151 ! X mx ff fn 1 n - f J, if-iff:--Qlllp---f We Dedioate to mplaessorn He came to Pahokee in 1940 are proud H , and since that time he has developed the band into one of which we I . e has served as school treasurer for several years, keeping all our money strai h taught regular classes in addition to the band and his music students. F ' ' ance, and friendship, we the Senior Class, dedic Bandmaster. g t. He has or his patience, integrity, guid- ate the 1951 Devil's Trail to Mr. Robert O. Lampi, uni nts f f f A5-In K, I f f . 1 ACTIVITIES x- ,352 ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS We Cbart Here it is in pictures-the story of a Senior year full of activity. Like the medieval advance to knighthood, our progress has been in several stages-from fresh- man to senior. Just for fun, let's look at some typical shots around school and some very un-typical ones. Yes, we posed a few, but they only prove that our modern development towards intelligent citizenship in America isn't so different from the education of some unknown yet heroic European student of the lance, the long bow, or the legions of gallantry. At long last Richard receives his final knighting Ccrowning?l when Mr. Canipe presents him his di- ploma-Not exactly a title of Sir Richard will fol- low, but we won't forget to respect that sheepskin in the years to come. At the close of the school day students rush out for their seats on the bus to go home. The respected seven are honored at the pep rally before the Big Game November T950 Those coaches look surprised as they receive gifts from the team The best gift would be a victory for the boys in blue, but we settled for a well fought tie. WMX, ,J '2,,, V W!! 1. ,4,,:5h J' '54-4' 'IU X, 01112 WOI12 Our gallant Sir Chandler on his brown and white charger ias you can see from his shiny armourl is well prepared to battle any one who challenges a member of the Senior Class. Charge! There is seriousness as well as fun in the classrooms as Miss Smith demonstrates the art ot sewing a straight seam. Better look on, girls! A good seamstress may be needed when the brains in the Chemistry lab create a new explosive and blow themselves to bits. From armour suits to atoms in three easy photos! uw, 'r fa. We GUI PUH Here's a glimpse at the Royal Court in the Great Hall-Room No. 9, and our king Sidney giving orders to his subjects as The prosecution of some inattentive courtiers takes place. Lots of action is witnessed on the athletic field as Alfred grabs the ball and races for a touchdown. Physical excellence has always been admired. And don't forget the entertaining Junior play Take Your Medicine. Santa Claus , tem-per- ture and giggling Gloria will remain in our memo- ries as will the grumbling millionaire, the loving couple and the hospital staff. The show goes on! . lg? yr,, 9? fi 1 5 V rc y A A ff M Z' it My n ,fi , 2 W 5 E its l h W ,,s,, Q s u ,sf L t Q4 l lib f 9 E 'X 'NYNX l ,. L A if S--V: :Qu its . .N jx' ' ii: QAAARK In ,2 ,ofa 01111 PIO IGSS We even had the background for a medieval romance. fSubstitute a scooter for the traditional white chargerl. Our own Romeo and Juliet-.loan and Trevette-pose for the balcony love scene. Plenty of pep and energy describes the students as they parade before the Belle Glade-Pahokee game. Rivalry surely pro- vides stimulus. So does beauty and polish. Here's our Senior Royalty all dolled up for the tea honoring the Senior parents and the faculty. That was the first entertainment of its kind undertaken by a Senior class. lt was quite a success. Maybe it will become a tradition. .wh-.-,uhh if f I gf A ,M is . . 5 ,,Q.,1 X K Through the Years There were those days we rushed to the Library and frantically checked out books before the book report deadline-an d what good did it do? We seldom had time to read them anyway. We do appreciate the just credit our library received from the long awaited Evaluation committee . Below is a pretty pose by two groups of our girls. The Cheerleaders make a mighty nice show at games and pep rallies, and our F. F. A. contest is a yearly highlight featur- ing the choices of each grade. At a very gay square dance Donna Jo Spooner was crowned Valentine Queen and she was at- tended by worthy maidens Lovda, Eleanor, Billie Nelle, and Janette. Nice scenery, eh? E., From unior High In that English IV book we read ot scops , minstreIs , iesters , iokers ,- yes, and even fools . Ot course, the gal- lant brotherhood of Seniors had its share of them. The royal retinue ot court clowns stars the two wittiest the pet and the pest of the class. They are expecting a call to appear in the Royal Court ot England soon. Maybe that's a good place to send them-away! David isn't really insane down there. He's iust acting at poor Buddy's expense. You guessed it, we're still Taking Our Medicine. Climaxing the football season, our spon- sors and captains witness-with sorrow-the presentation of the trophy to the Belle Glade football team. We lose without loss ot honor, though. Till Graduation Days What's this? No Students Allowed and the Seniors can't bear to stay away from P. H. S, lt's a seige of the fortress of knowl- edge. Charles sounds the call to charge while three weary defenders battle off the rag-mop-and-broom attack at the ancient portal. Frank is a casualty, but consider the cause! Seems he recovered in time to join his fellow reporters on Tuesday t paper day. l The journalism class breezes into action, making history in the pages of The Pahokee News and this Devil's Trail. ln another department Mr. Brooks gives those future farmers some big ideas about fertilizer. Better learn now, fellows, one of these days you'll need to know all that, and more. wa' 51 s ASH. il IN l fi! , 1 V . 3 , f A, 41 g ga ay ,, T s lv r r . f . ' H fi-if 5 I f TP T U W-is 1 ,T fs r f' , , f- H .rr I-.. 4 1 sf . .. I- ' M' fi -ff -. 9- .If-fg ':,.i-. ' . 2, ,m , ,li LW:...g,l.k I ,V M.. . Wvtu. . Ka .,, V39 iiklyilzg 1 V T mzisls-14's lf ., 1 61,43 , f . W,v,i4,,fsez,,,,., ,, .... cg 4 5. we . ss 'W vw' X X-sfimify ' 4 -I sf , Ha. 'XJ ff ., 5 , rs: H T P . ff. WW? Y' f ' 33'g,!'Q's.ef,,f2.,f s5 H:- :ygqs'6'f1-Hykf A - Dye ss 4, fig: :s,..:1-.gu vqg s s f-we -,.wf- : . ,, 'ff-',:-- 'ff i- ' .f s - fur. ' sf' M ,-2 A Cisriopeii Pulau re Thot fellow coged represents, of course, those Golden Roms we Tried so hord to pen. This wos onother golo flocit in The big pre- gome porode. Moybe it could meon the Seniors have the world oll reody and woit- ing to be conquered. Here's hoping Thot's what The future brings-success ond hoppi- ness. We peek ot o typicol post- school bond proctice ond iT isn't hord to visuolize how snoppy ond Trim thot bunch will look when they're dressed up ond reolly strutting The procticed results ot mony hours' hord work. Students in the Commercial room pre- pore themselves for thot hoped for obove success. Hit those typewriters, now! ond fost! ' s'wf'kz'+','n'v - ' ...mfstf.+.f.f.f.w-f- The Kin ancl His Caluinelz l MR. C. A. CANlPE Principol MR. A. Q. HOWELL MR. H. A. WATKINS School Board Member Superintendent l - MR. L. L. SHIRLEY School Trustee RICHARD BROOKS Agriculture University of Florida B.S.A., M.S.A. WlNlFRED CLOWE Spanish Florida State University AB. RUTH DORSEY Librarian Ohio Wesleyan A.B. Columbia University B.S. MARGARET EARWOOD Art Stetson, A.B., Fine Arts RUTH EVANS English University of North Carolina A.B. GERRY HICKS Physical Education University ot Georgia B.S. Columbia University MA. WILLIAM HOWARD Physical Education University of Kentucky A.B. LELAND KEENE Physical Education Social Studies University of Florida B.A. NED KOCHER Math Marrion Normal College B.S., P.H.E., B.L.D. ROBERT O. LAMPI Band Director North State Teacher's B.S. FACULTY sc.-My Gy sig? ix ss- , ' fi 9 'w s on Q5 f ss , . ,W le f ' I 0 1, if 'fy . ,, 31 9 l f f- ei, t t 'Lf .I A,, . y g W ,, ., EDWIN LEGGETT Music University of Miami B.M. JAMES MAYNOR Physical Education University of Florida A.B. HERBERT MILLER Science Northwestern University A.B., M.A. CONSTANCE SMITH Home Economics Florida State University B.S. VIRGINIA WEEKS Business Education Florence State Teachers' College B.S. W.M.U. Training School Louisville, Ky. M.R.E. LOULA YORK Assistant Principal Latin University of Florida B.A.E. ffl' Q ' ff Bib LOLA MILLER Secretary to Principal ELEMENTARY TEACHERS: Left to Right: Miss Elizabeth Carraway, Mrs. Sue Shirley, Mrs. Myrtle Johnson, Mrs, Sarah Thomas, Mrs. Cleo Douthit, Mrs. Reba Golden, Mrs. Peggy Willis, Mrs. Charlotte Walston, Mrs. Tommie L. Dubose, Mrs. Catherine Cunningham, Mrs. Clara Maurer, Mrs. Myrtle Brooks Cl-:,.. Cz..- Q I, ., Z nf, , X, 2, sf-, 2 f V , 9 .61, V f f ,'..'.ix if 'G 5 ' , ' 1, x 1 ' ? 1 1, 1 1 X , 1 ' , 1 . . My , . ,,A.,, 5 is if ' ,ww f I Qu' V fy. M ,,, 1 ,Wy M. 'nf ,W 'f f :W,.71nKf1ff332'Zm. ' ' fr ., . QF., 45,3 4 QP 'fir 16 D9 '33 f t , ,A f . . A W wi 2, ' '- S wap . Q. S, may , iw V., 4 . I I MF . nf f ,M . i,f.: i 7, H K 4 1 i . fi' my ' jg is-fn. 255,924 mf, 'xr 3 ,n r in f l. Yes, l'm not home. 2. Holding Their dinner, 3. So refreshed. 4. Pretty girl. 5. Oh! Gee Gosh, 6. Tin Soldier. 7. Cabbage King. 8. Eddie Arnold, ll. 9. Two lovers. lO. Caught one. ll. Hail, Hail, A9 N. X l 5 A - I4 , v, ,fggii I , 1 I ,:fj1'1f1m:1Z5'q ,if I Q29 1 : f x 'A' 7 I 9 fa Q4 f W E1 .- D J iv, Ww'7'q : 5 ' X 8 f' nf 4 K f : JW RM wig, fxf gf J X if V XM!! Xwufl .ff-ff 'Q' df L Z Z , gif 1' - J , f .,,f 'D F-D - W g ql ,, ff-3,14 ,f- -'4 5' ig -- ' . eniors of 1951 Richard Tillis, Myra Lee Cruthirds, Chandler Mcllwain, Joann Rosenberg, Janet Adams, Sidney Caruthers. Well, we finally reached the rank of Knight, and our senior year is over. We like to look back on the wonderful times we had at dances, parties, and our senior skip-day. Each one ot us enioyed every minute of it, including the littledisagreements we had in class. We will always remember how well we were guided by our Sponsor, Miss Evans, and officers: President, Sidney Caruthers, Vice-President, Myra Lee Cruthirds, Secretary, Ja net Adams, Treasurer, Joann Rosenberg, Reporter, Richard Tillis, and Watchdog, Chandler Mcllwain. Some ot the memories we will cherish tor many years to come were our Senior play, our party in the woods during the Christmas holidays, the fun we all had when we worked on this The 1951 Devil's Trail, the way our iournalism class rushed aroung on Tuesday afternoon to meet the dead-line for the Pahokee News, and the way Gus kept us all laughing in English Class. SENIORS RUTH JANET ADAMS Kid Lightning What costs the least, and does the most, is iust a pleasant smile. Class Secretary '50, '51, Pan American Club '50, '51, Glee Club '49, '50, Football Usher '51, Super- latives, The Devil's Trail '51. MARY VERNELL BROWNING Vernita I am what I am. Pan American Club '49, '50, '51, The Devil's Trail '51, Superlatives. ELIZABETH JANE BARBER IlBeH,yll Speech is great, but silence is greater. Transferred from Miami Jackson '50, Office Assistant '50, Glee Club '50, '51, Superlatives, The Devil's Trail '51. WILLIAM SIDNEY CARUTHERS llsoneyll He is great enough who is his own master. Class President '48, '50, '51, Band '48, '49, '50, '51, F. F. A. '48, Sec- retary '49, '50, Vice-President '51, Junior Play '50, The Devil's Trail '51, Football '51, Basketball '51, Baseball '51, Superlatives. STELLA JOAN BENTON IIJOII A friendly smile cheers all who look her way. Library Staff '49, Pan American Club '51, The Devil's Trail '51, Jun- ior Classical League '49, '5O, '51, Office Assistant '51, MYRA LEE CRUTHIRDS Mike Eyes and smiles for all the young men only. Class Treasurer '48, Vice-Presi- dent '49, '51, Glee Club '50, Band '48, '49, '50, '51, Junior Play '50, Junior Classical League '50, Student Council '49, The Devil's Trail '51, F. F. A. Sweetheart Candidate '49, '50, Football Sponsor '51, Super- latives. SENIORS ANDREW E. CULBERSON, JR. Edard The only way to live is to eat, sleep, and drink. F. F. A. '48. ANNA LEE HURT Frenchie Beware, I may do something sensational! Class Secretary '48, Band '48, '49, '50, '51, Junior Red Cross '48, Glee Club '49, '50, '51, Student Council '51, Girls' State '50, Junior Play '50, Library Staff '48, il'he Devil's Trail '51, Superlatives. CHARLES DELANO HOLMES Little Char1ie The originator of 'Holmesology', the study of women and their frames. Football '49, '50, '51, F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, '51, The Devil's Trail '51, Letterman's Club, Vice-President '51. ZELLA DARE JONES Jonesy Dynamite comes in small packages. Band '49, Olee Club '51, Pan American Club '51, Pep Club '51, The Devil's Trail '51, Office Assist- ant '51, Junior Red Cross '51, Super- latives. BETTY JEAN HOYLE Chaverla A light heart lives forever. Pan American Club '49, '50, '51, The Devil's Trail '51, Superlatives. CHARLES LAIRSEY Lersey For my part, l'll not meddle. F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, '51, Foot- l ball '50. SENIORS WILLARD WYNNE MCCURDY, JR. Skipper I meon to moke myself o mon, if I succeed in thot, I sholl succeed in everything. F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, '51, Quartet '49, '50, '51, Delegote to Stote Convention '49, Student Council, President '51, Footboll 51, Junior Ploy '50, Junior Clossicol Leogue '49, '50, '51, Lettermen's Club '51, Superlotives. ROBERT GALE MACKEY Bobby lt's not whot you do, it's whdt you get cciught doing. F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, '51, Foot- boll '48, '49, '50, Superlotives. CHANDLER EUGENE MCILWAIN llBeefll Don't let studies interfere with your high school educotion. Bond '48, '49, '50, '51, F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, Clcxss Wotch Dog '48, '49, '50, '51, Glee Club '48, '49, Superlotives. PATRICIA ANN MAXSON Pat She is endowed with o ndture dll her own. Junior Clossicol 'Leogue '50, Sec- retory '51, Bond '48, '49, '50, '51, Junior Ploy '50, Girls' Stcte '50, Office Assistont '49, '50, ,'51, The DeviI's Trail '50, Superlotives. MARTHA JANETTE MATHIS HJ. M. A loving heart is the world's truest wisdom. Junior Cldssicol Leogue '50, Journolism '51, The Devil's Trail '51, Superlotives. CLARENCE DALE MAXWELL Chief Boss When I leove, who will toke my place? Junior Business Monoger, Junior Pldy '50, The Devil's Trail '51. SENIORS RONALD EUGENE MAY Ronnie A well-liked fellow and a star on the football field. Football '48, '49, '50, '51, Bas- ketball '48, '49, '50, '51, Baseball '50, '51, Lettermen's Club, Secretary and Reporter '51, F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, '51, Superlatives. LOREN FRANK ROSENBERG Bucket Head Give me a million women, but iust one at a time. Football Manager '49, '50, '51, F. F, A. '48, '49, '50, '51, Journalism '51, The Devil's Trail '51, Junior Play '50, Junior Red Cross '48, Midcentury '50, Student Council '51, Student Rotarian '51, Superlatives. RlCl-lARD WILLIAM OGLE Water Tank Kid My talents are too well hidden. F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, '51, Football '48, The Devil's Trail '51, Super- latives. JOANN LOUlSE ROSENBERG Rosie A smile is but a whisper ot a laugh, Junior Business Manager, Junior Red Cross '49, The Devil's Trail '51, Glee Club '51, Class Treasurer '51. BOBBY FRANKLIN PEACOCK llDiCkll The living proof that teachers earn their pay. Football '48, '49, '51, F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, '5l. GEORGE DREW ROZELLE Georgie This above all, to thine ownself be true. Football '51, Manager '48, 49, '50, Basketball '51, F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, '51, Student Council '51, Glee Club '51, Student Lion '51, Letter- men's Club '51, The Devil's Trail '51, ll -Q11 1 SENIORS lNA CURTlSS RUSSOM Liffle Dall l've Taken my fun where l've found lf. Band '48, '49, '50, '51, Glee Club '51, Junior Red Cross, Vice-Chain man '50, Superlafives. MARY ELLEN SIMS Maria Carefree, gay, full of fun, she is liked by everyone. Pan American Club '50, '51, Jun- ior Classical League '51, Super- lafives. RUTH JOAN RYALS PaT . The loud laugh shows a vacanf mind. Pan American Club '50, '51, The Devil's Trail '51, Foofball Sponsor '51, Halloween Queen Candidafe '51, Superlafives. CAROL ANNE SNYDER Willie Boo ' Love, love, nofhing but love, sfill more. Band '48, '49, '50, '51, Junior Red Cross '48, Glee Club '51, Stu- denf Council '49, Class Secretary- Treasurer '49, The Devil's Trail '51, The Devil's Tale '50, Junior Classical League, Treasurer '51, Library Staff '51, Superlafives. CHARLES BRUCE SEARS Spivak The reward of a thing well done is To have done if. Band 48, '49, '50, '51, F. F. A. '48, '49, Sfudenf Lion of Canal Poinf '51, Class Presidenf '49, Base- ball '51, Superlafives. JOHN VERNON THOMAS, JR. .l. V. MadesTy becomes a young man. Football '48, '49, '50, '51, F. F. A. '48, Treasurer '49, '50, '51, Class Treasurer '50, Basketball '48, Le?- ferrnen's Club '51, Baseball '50, Superlatives. SENIORS LONNIE MELVIN TlLLlS IIGUSII God's gift to women. Football '48, '50, '51, F. F. A. 48, '49, '50, Treasurer '51, Band '49, Baseball '51, Basketball '51, '48, '49, '50, '51, Superlatives. JOAN SHEPPARD WEEKS llDodyll Why worry? That's what the teachers get paid tor. Band '48, '49, '50, '51, Office Assistant '51, Ju n io r Classical League '5O. RICHARD LEE TILLIS llDickll Take care of me, good men are scarce. F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, Reporter '51, Football '48, Track '48, The Devil's 'Trail '51, Class Reporter '51, Junior Play '50, Journalism '51, Superlatives. L. TREVETTE WEEKS llveill All great men are dying-l don't feel well myself. Football '48, '49, '50, '51, Bas- ketball '5O, F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, '51, Lettermen's Club '51, Student Council '50, Pan American Club '50, '51, The Devil's Trail '51, Super- latives. JACOB GUILFORD WEEKS Cabcorn Work is work and must be done, nevertheless I have my fun. F. F. A. '48, '49, Vice-President '50, President '51, Football '50, Basketball '5O. DELORES MARLENE WILLIAMS Chi-chee Dainty and dignified with lots of pride, yet beneath all this, fun doth abide. The Devil's Trail '51, Office As- sistant '51, Glee Club -'51, Football Usher '51, Library Staff '48, '49, '50, Superlatives. U SENIOR SNAPS Lodies In Woiting To form the link between school ond home, to help us in our 'mony activities, to leod us through o fuller yeor-these ore the recisons we chose room mothers. We wish to express our deep oppreciotion for the choperonoge, the porties ond the help these porents hove given us. Our room mothers ore pictured left to right: Mrs. Ucebo Coruthers, Mrs. J. E. Wil- lioms, Mrs. Eorl Moxson, Mrs. Bill Jones. CONTEMPORARIES GF OUR DAY Seniors ot work! Sounds good, doesn't it? But don't let this photo fool you! Note our pols on the Clase History What's all the excitement? Do you want to know what it's about? Well, we are the Seniors and it's our last year of school. Sit down and let me tell you our story. Our official history began when we entered high school as green-very green-freshmen. Our presi- dent was Sidney Caruthers, Vice-President, Jackie Thomas, Secretary, Anna Lee Hurt, Treasurer, Myra Lee Cruthirds, and Watch Dog, Chandler Mcllwain. We spent our time learning the ropes of high school life. At the beginning of our Sophomore year we lost most of our shyness and looked on the brighter side of life. Officers were President, Charles Sears, Vice-President, Myra Lee Cruthirds, Secretary and Treas- urer, Carol Snyder, and Watch Dog, Chandler Mcllwain. This was the wonderful year of l949, when we won the Belle Glade game. It was also the first year in the history of Pahokee that the Sophomores had money in the treasury. Then we were Juniors and what a year! The Junior officers were, President, Sidney Caruthers, Vice- President, Chandler Mcllwain, Secretary, Janet Adams, Treasurer, Jackie Thomas, Business Managers, Joann Rosenberg and Dale Maxwell. In order to earn m o n ey for the Junior-Senior Prom, we sold magazine subscriptions, sponsored dances, and sold drinks and hot clogs at the football games. For the first time, the Juniors produced a play. It was one of the finest plays that have been given in Pahokee High School. The play Here Comes Charlie was a great success. The money went towards the Jun- ior-Senior Prom. We decorated the Elks Club like a Southern Plantation and we showed the seniors that we could give them a wonderful banquet. This was the exciting year we got our class rings, and you can bet we were proud of them. Finally the day came that we were dignified and sophisticated Seniors. Our president for his third time was Sidney Caruthirds, Vice-President, Myra Lee Cruthirds, S ec reta ry, Janet Adams, Treasurer, Joann Rosenberg, Reporter, Richard Tillis. Our most important undertaking was the publication of our annual which we found no easy matter. We had a wonderful football team which won all the games but two and tied Clewiston and Belle Glade. We were the first class to have a party for the faculty and our room mothers. None of us will forget the memories of one another and the grand times we have shared. We, the Seniors of l95l, want to thank our sponsor, Miss Ruth Evans, for her guidance, companion- ship as a teacher, and a friend. We would also like to thank our room mothers, Mrs. Uceba Caruthers, Mrs. Earl Maxson, Mrs. Bill Jones and Mrs. J. E. Williams for all they have done for us. Now you have heard our story and what all the excitement is about, for we are graduating. Don't forget that story, and don't forget us. ZELLA JONES Historian lx i T 0 f-'ZMIX ' ' I Q 5 2 3 I ' , 1 N ' yy! V Y v i T K I Xi 7 A b I 1 J R 40 '11 X - 1 1 4 I' I A' Lf '?'l f K X ,,,, 'X X If I i XX wx-FF,-,,. 1 ff 5 l f , gf rm fx I - Y f x fi M ,wif ff - X X iff! uniore Standing: Left to Right: Dick Atkins, Ada Tillman, Myra Baxter, Patsy Elliot . Seated: Mac Lynn, Carney Wilder The year is drawing to a close. As it ends, so end the many activities of the Junior Class. We have had a busy year with our Class Play, operating the refreshment stands at football games, sponsoring Sadie Hawkins Day, selling magazines, and giving the Junior-Senior Prom, but these are just stepping stones to prepare us for our big year next year when we will be Seniors. We were led through our activities and greatly helped by our Sponsors, Miss Constance Smith and Mr. Herbert Miller. Our class officers President, Dick Atkins, Vice-President, Mac Lynn, Secretary, Myra Baxter, Treasurer, Ada Tillman, Business Managers, Mac Lynn and Patsy Elliott and Watch Dog Carney Wilder did much to make our class successful, and we look forward with great anticipation for the day when we will be Seniors. J U N ,K JOHN ADAMS DICK ATKINS MYRA BAXTER JACK BOLAND BUSTER CALHOUN ELIZABETH CLARIDY RALPH CLARK LINDA COWART BETTYE CULBERSCDN CHARLES DICKSON PATSY ELLIOTT DOROTHY FIELDS BOBBIE FRIERSON MARY FUNDERBURK LEONNE GAMOT WYNELL OILLIS WANDA HARPER LOUISE HATTON COLVIN HERRING ROBERT HEWELL O JOHN HOLMES RITA FAYE HURT WYNELL JENSON MAC LYNN DAVID MCCOY CHARLES MCCURDY ALFRED MEEKS CLORA NELL MOONEY JOAN PLATT LUCILLE PRINCE ROBERT SCHROEDER GENE SOWDER DONNA JO SPOONER MILLARD STANLEY GLORIA STUART BARBARA SWEARINGEN ADA TILLMAN BENNY THOMPSON EDNA UNWIN SHIRLEY WATSON UNIO RS JUNIORS BOBBY WHITE CARNEY WILDER DOLOREZ WILLIAMS EUGENE WILLIAMS BEST ALL ROUND These Juniorslwere voted BesT All Round becouse of their interest in school ocfivities, their wonderful persondlifies, ond The port they Took in our cIoss ocfivifies. This yeor Glorio Stuorf wos o cheerleader, secre-Tory of the, Pon Americon Club, ca member of The GIee Club ond in the Junior ploy. Moc Lynn woS in The Junior pIoy, closs vice-president ond business monoger, copfoin of The Sofefy Pofrol, ond member of The boskefboll ond bdseboII Teoms. Last and Testament Notice all ye people. We, the T951 class of Knights of the Royal Court of Pahokee High School, with all possible sanity and truly good faith, with all the chivalry and dignity we can muster, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, thus making any will or wills here- tofore null and void. To the SOUIRES Uunior Classl we bequeath our knighthood, dignity, balcony seats and our best wishes for the future. I, JOAN RYALS, being of below average intelligence, leave my natural wit and lady-like ways to LYNN SHIRLEY. I, ZELLA JONES, will to LOUISE HATTON my ability to get by with murder and not get caught. I, EDWARD CULBERSON, will my ability to love all girls and never go with one to GENE SOWDER, who needs it very desperately. I, RICHARD OGLE, leave my daredevil abilities to swim, dive, and jump to ROBERT DELOACH. Be careful, Bobbie. I, RICHARD TILLIS, leave my Eddy Arnold f'?l voice to BOBBY SCHRODER. Maybe he can yodel now. To RITA FAYE HURT, I, CAROL SNYDER, leave my astounding ability to be flirtiest girl in the Senior class and still be true l'?l to my college man. I, CHARLES SEARS, don't leave nothing to nobody. I need everything I've got. DONNA GAIL JENSEN is bequeathed MYRA LEE CRUTHIRDS' adventures of getting into difficult situations and coming out smiling. l, FRANK ROSENBERG, leave my muscles to DANNY BlRDLEGS MULLIS. He needs them more than I do. I, MARLENE WILLIAMS, leave my wonderful typing skill to JUNIOR HOLMES. SIDNEY CARUTHERS leaves to CARNEY TATERS WILDER his ingenious mehod of being true to his Belle Glade girl while living in Pahokee. I, ANNA LEE HURT, leave my great ability as an actress to MYRA JUNE BAXTER. I, JANETTE MATHIS, will my ability to work at the show for four years, go out after work, and still make honor roll to anyone who will enjoy it as much as I have. JOANN ROSENBERG leaves her favorite quotation 'Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all to MARTHA HALL. She needs it!! I, CHARLES HOLMES, leave my handsome physique to CHUCK ELLIOT. I, BETTY JANE BARBER, leave my ability to go through the halls without looking lost to OREL ADAMS. MARY ELLEN SIMS leaves her Betty Grable shape to ANN THOMPSON. MELVIN TILLIS leaves to HARKNESS DUNCAN his ingenious C?l methods of skipping football practice. BETTY JEAN HOYLE leaves her shapely legs to LOUISE HATTON. VERNELL BROWNING, leaves her ability to have two engagement rings at the same time to MARIE SAPP. I, JOAN BENTON, leave my Senior dignity to GLORIA STUART. We, JOAN and TREVETTE WEEKS, leave our little red motor scooter to DICKIE ATKINS and ADA TILLMAN. I, JACKIE THOMAS, leave my sparking place on the dike to CALVIN PADGETT. Make good use of it, fella. CHARLES LIARSEY leaves his loud voice and stormy ways to BENNIE THOMPSON. JACOB WEEKS leaves his ability to stay in school fourteen years to LEWIS POPE. I, JANET ADAMS, leave my honorary position at the dime store to anyone who wants it-I have other plans. To JACK BOLAND, I, BOBBY MACKEY, leave my flirty ways with women. I hope you have as much fun as I have. DALE MAXWELL leaves. Thank Heaven I I I, RONNIE MAY bequeath to RUSTY MILLION my ability to go to the woods with a bunch of females and live through the experience. CHANDLER MclLWAIN leaves his band chair position to ALDEN CHASE. That's a laugh! INA RUSSOM leaves her stately stature to JOAN PLATT. GEORGE ROZELLE leaves his good luck with a Model A to DAVID McCOY. SKIPPER McCURDY leaves his success in always managing to have a ride to his beloved brother, CHARLES. BOBBY PEACOCK leaves his happy-go-lucky ways to JOHN ADAMS. I, PATSY MAXSON, will my poise to SHIRLEY WATSON. IN WITNESS whereof, we the Seniors, have set our hand and seal in this year of nineteen hundred and fifty-one. 0 'w A 's f x ,Q X I ' Ugg, . H K I W M ,W,.,,,X.w.,., M f N X .X wr .4 W, Q P5 E XJ 1 Z il z , , 1 ' Q- J W 1 ' 1 3 ,Ly - a , 1 if 4 2- W N x -v 1 N ,f S...- I' ik ., f 1 X.,- , , - X W L . f ix , J W f at f -9 f? ffylp fl- f ' j ' X K fl 'I Z' Y X! X I ji? 1 -f 'x -A ' A I Y HX fi' gf , ! N x , Q? - Z' WPI' K V M f x x 3 'J I, 'ff XM op omores C Left to Right: Ann Atkins, Calvin Pcidgeff, Thelma Vann, Danny Mullis, Eleanor Walker. We were led this year by President, Calvin Padgefr, Vice-Presideni, Ann Atkins, Secretary, Eleanor Walker, Treasurer, Thelma Vann, Reporter, Danny Mullis. This is our second year of high school, and we really have enioyed if. We worked hard This year in the confesf for The Halloween King and Queen and we won. We were really 'rhrilled fo see Sylvia Wilson and Lewis Collins crowned. This sfirred everyone up, so we plan To do even bigger Things nexi year when we become Juniors. We are proud That our annual Sophomore-Senior dance was successful. We wish To Thank our sponsors, Mr. Ned Kocher and Mrs. Donald Weeks, for helping us have such a successful and happy year. DON ADAMS ANN ATKINS EUGENE BUCHANAN EUGENE CARUTHERS JORENE COMBS PHOMO OREL ADAMS LELAND BECTON BOBBY CARLTON LEWIS COLLINS JESSIE CRATON ROBERT DeLOACH MARY HALL ROBERTA HATTON BEATRICE JOHNS HARRY LEVINS PHOMO L? L MARTHA HALL BILL HATTON GORDON HOYLE FAYE KINNEY WILLENE KIRKLAND JOYCE LOVELL ETHEL MILLER CHRISTINE MOULTON CALVIN PADGETT DOLLY POPE , ,, A PHOMO RES 'Nu -Y ra -5513 fa: MZ? I IX i JOYCE MCCALL BOB MILLS DANNY MULLIS FLORENCE PADOETT LEWIS POPE JOHN ROGERS O. G. RYALS CAROLYN SCRUGGS LYNN SHIRLEY GERALDINE STOKES JIMMY ROZELLE MARIE SAPP GEORGE SCRUGGS BENNIE SIMS HELEN TUCKER TH ELMA VANN SYLVIA WILSON PHOMORES ELEANOR WALKER MILTCDN WILSON L BEST ALL ROUND Here ore Corolyn Scruggs ond Donny Mullis, the Sophomore's selections os best cull round members of the closs. This is Corolyn's Third yeor in The bond ond Donny is o class officer. Both ore well liked becouse of Their willingness To help in closs ocfivities ond for their fine personol- ities. l I X f X ff f , rwf, K- M I X, oi I , - Jn...- L . Q . 1 ff' ll 2 1 , rf z ' 1 ' xA 1 xy ' r .f ,go , 1 X ,' ra- N,f ' . rr +54 K . Ap., if 5 ..x. x ASU? ? 'lf ' Lifi1f?! -, 'gg ,gf 1 A , 4w1QqX,44'f, 'f . f wwfzkf w ,'!:,65 'i ' fm ,,,, ,M r, r -1 '. ,. wif 1 ' .'? f' ' Wg, .1 ff' W 1-, af --new if 'A 7 QL, V ' rf , V X , ,. f A f We ,W , Q 4, Q f f ' ' if A fr I QW. JY , fix ,, intl .7 x -K N K f ,V fb 'sfo -F - 4, L Q f Mr Q gr wr M . ,I A r X A , ' V' ' I VY .V . 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C5 -zz X Q ' S S.: Q2 ,X Q W IGS H1611 ZS fi? 3 K JOJKY -C X o O O f' f fo o O O O O o is o om 0 0 O O 0 0 coco O Q s o o O00 4?,f -- LM, 'W,Jq4'rr' 300020,-f. 2 ' , zz , ark 0,4100 59 COTS 9 0 1 'ro all 400 57 U ' ,ou ff, if Bw 33 Hfmf- ,sr-,, First Row: Lett to Right: Stella Sue Barnes, Ann Thompson, Lovda Williams . Second Row: Russell Million, Chuck Elliott. We were proud and excited to be in our first year of high school and represent our Freshman class. Our biggest event was our Christmas party. We were glad to have had as our sponsors Mr. William Howard and Miss Geraldine Hicks who carried us through a successful Freshman year. We were young and inexperienced, but we've learned a lot in one year, so we expect three bigger and better ones to come. Our officers were: President, Ann Thompson, Vice-President, Stella Sue Barnes, Sec- retary, Lovda Williams, Treasurer, Chuck Elliott, and Reporter, Russell Million. SHIRLEY AMMONS LOIS BARBER STELLA SUE BARNES ARLENE BATCHELOR WILLIAM BENTON WAYNE BURDESHAW BETTY BUSH CAROL CARPENTER CAROLYN CHANEY ALDEN CHASE HMEN bij! FRESHMEN 1 Ei. , N5 . 4 zz- f S f N ff , R T ,, fff - y ,, My CAROL COWART FRANCES CREWS MARTHA CULBERSON HERSHEL DALTON DARRYL DAVIS HARKN ESS DUNCAN TERREL ECHOLS CHUCK ELLIOTT ELMER B. ELLIOTT JOAN GOODSON FRES ROBERT GOODSON CAROL JO GUTHRIE MARIAN HALE T. L. HAMBLIN CLIFFORD HEADD BILLY HENDERSON DON HILLIER WILEY HOWELL MORRIS HUGHES DONNA GAIL JENSEN HMEN 7499 B-wand? FRESHMEN ' fir' f' ' 1 I f. wi , y M, I i:4Ys ?M,ff In A N-tw, VT? inf WILLARD JOHNS FERRIS KINCAID LUCILLE MCCORMICK NANCY ANN MCCOY BONNIE FAYE MEEKS BONNIE MILLER DAISY NELL MILLER RUSSELL MILLION NELL MOONEY JIM OLIVER FRES DON PICKETT JEANTE PLATT ARLENE RAINERI JIMMY SCHUETTLER JACQUEUNE SCRUGGS TOMMY SHEPPARD ROY SPOONER ELSIE STAMPS ELSIE STERNS EDWIN STUART HMEN , M V,' Q ' T.. - :'5.'1' T , E xv S3 ' YNQX , s I , Yfffxlfi-5 TOTT TN VV 'IJ f :Sf X . ,J N ,, O M ' M Q Z X ,Q am, Kg, f A v A 3 X W 1 T. , f i I f 3 N ww W 'if X 1 .N 2 X , ESHMEN CHARLENE STUCKEY SARA SUMMERS ANN THOMPSON BILLY TUBERVILLE TOMMIE LEE USI-IER EDWIN WAGNON LOVDA WILLIAMS FRANCES WILSON FRANCES WOODS P. if 92 2 Q r'n ' 4 Z X , f ,.. 41- . BEST ALL ROUND These Two Freshmen were chosen os The besT dll round because of Their oufsfcinding services ond of their obilify To get cxlong with ofhers. ROY SPOONER ANN THOMPSON I. AT the beach. 2. Going To bed. 3, Cross co unify girl. 4. One of Those nighfs. 5. iT's iusi me. 6, Gong beer? 7. Hello ! ! K S ff' EIGHTH GRADE Above are pictured the members ot the eighth grade. and Miss Winitred Clowe. Students are, First Row: Lett Stamps, Jewel Brady, Hazel Chaney, Pat Maurer, Joann Aleph Hall, Sandra Lang , . , Second Row: Thurman Schoeppel, Erma Jean McAfee, Faye Mackey, Charlotte Cate, John Pope, Billie Nel Stokes, Eloise Hagens , . . Third Row: Shirley Roberts, Myrna Herndon, Barbara Barbas, Mildred Boyd, Linda Mills Jessie Watts, Vickie Lou Holmes, Billy Jean Mooney, Ruby Gunner . . . Fourth Row: Tommy Elliott George Mills, John Williams,iFaith Brown, Mabel Miller, Wanda Scott, Joyce Lynn Hurt, Frances Meeks,. Martha Jean Guthrie, Joyce Lindsey . . . Fifth Row: Buford Justice, Donald Waddell, Eugene Connor, James Pilcher, Albert Gamot, Jimmy Hoyle, Don Beverly, Ray Frierson, Hal Rosenberg, Lavoyd Hall . . Sixth Row: John Collins, Harold Otto, Gene Scott, Jackie Sims, Jerry Roberts, Joe Parker, James Usher Sponsors for this class are Mr. Leland Keene to Right: James Barbas, Bobby Bush, Virginia Edentield, Esther Benton, Mary Helen Wilson, Kemp, Bobby Howell, P ' Dula'ny, Jimmy 1 I Ni SEVENTH GRADE Students in the seventh grade posed tor the above picture. Sponsors tor this class are Mrs. Phara Morris and Mrs. J. R. York. Students are, First Row: Lett to Right: Betty Holt, Carolyn,Mullis, Vera Mae Gray, Joyce Healon, Carolyn Crosby, Bobbie Jean Spires, Mary Holmes, Evelyn Prince, Shelby Jean Tucker, Betty Echols, Dorothy Jean Rushing, Erma Jean Lairsey . . . Second Row: Evelyn Vann, Lynette Hammond, Gay Schoeppel, Mary Arthur Kirk, Louetta Brock, Norma Jean Andrews, Annette Mclntoch, Kay Friend, Corinne Collins, Jeanine Mock . . . Third Row: Jan Burnheart, Doris Ca rve r, Thurman Thompson, Gerald Phillips, David Cunningham, Pat Elliot, Neely Johnson, Harry Elarbee, Alfred Kahn, Val Gabaldon . . . Fourth Row: Chester Mullis, Douglas Gillis, Norman Clay, Earl Meredith, Jack Stan- ley . . . Fifth Row: Montie Adams, Jackie Calhoun, Carl Peadon, J. T. Padgett . . , Sixth Row: Philip Ryals. A' L, IVWWWQK' f .M 4 V . My , i is , x . .su X. x an ' vt , AA,, ssh- ,F . .,.,'., , Wnwfv M wld 1 xii! 6 f 5 X3, ' ,M f ref f 5. S bf' f I 5, lv -A-Y , ffff 'MZ I Q R'-Q VN Q iii! 4 -NA 'uv ' i. Mr. Richard Tillis i ! ! 2. Big League game. 3. Betty Jane and Edward. 4. Hurricane giris. Bettys pet. 6. All dressed up tor the tea. 7. Annual staff meeting and Hurt expounds. ,iii f QW . Al tl.. Du C' 31.111 Best Looking Best All Around Cutest .,........ Most Popular . .. Most Dignitied . . . Most Athletic . . . Wittiest ....... Most Bashtul . . . Best Dancer .... . Most Conceited ..,., Most Likely to Succeed- .4 .H .L L J Best Dressed ......... ai Tl nuts , , , , . . . . . . . . . , Carol Snyder, Sidney Caruthers Best Personality .... .... M yra Lee Cruthirds, Chandler Mcllwain Flirtiest ..,.............., ........ C arol Snyder, Bobby Mackey Most Talented .........,........ ..... A nna Lee Hurt, Charles Sears Most Intelligent and Most Studious .... .... J anette Mathis, Willard McCur Class Pet ,...,...............,. .............., M ary Ellen Sims Class,Pest ...,........ ,.......,...... R ichard Ogle Most Service to School .,.. .. . . . . .Zella Jones, Frank Rosenberg . . . . Janet Adams, Chandler Mcllwain . , . . Betty Jean Hoyle, Jackie Thomas Myra Lee Cruthirds, Sidney Caruthers .. Marlene Williams, Frank Rosenberg Vernell Browning, Ronnie May ..,....... Joan Ryals, Melvin Tillis Betty Jane Barber, Trevette Weeks ........ ina Russorn, Ronnie May . . . Patsy Maxson, Charles Sears Anna Lee Hurt, Willard Mc Patsy Maxson, Richard Tillis Curdy , diff .7 ' ' -x ff, BEST PERSONALITY MYRA LEE cmd CHANDLER BEST LOOKING CARQL and SIDNEY FLIRTIEST CAROL and BOBBY MOST TALENTED ANNA LEE ond CHARLES Z2 22? 'vw MOST INTELLIGENT and MOST STUDIOUS JEANETTE ond WILLARD T CLASS PET MARY ELLEN CLASS PEST RICHARD K V Rf Q T T MOST SERVICE 'ro THE SCHOOL ZELLA ond FRANK BEST ALL-AROUND JANET and CHANDLER izxxx f V War- W fl , A f, fy f ,Q I W c A,,! f , 7 rf, V f ,iff f V7 Af W 'w,,,, 'R M f 41,1 MOST POPULAR MYRA LEE cmd SIDNEY X X K Q ,S 5 V 1 V x f 5 f x fx, ag, 2 -Q, SZ M If Qi CUTEST BETTY JEAN ond JACKIE MOST DIGNIFIED MARLENE 'cmd FRANK MOST ATHLETIC VERNELL cmd RONNIE MOST BASHFUL BETTY JANE and TREVETTE .XX WITTIEST JOAN cmd MELVIN I x i , f J f f BEST DANCERS INA ond RONNIE -wi' MGST CONCEITED PATSY cmd CHARLES hmngm Vfffvtirhr M-f 7 :W-55 L- Ztv,,'Qf'2lf5f7'13f3'iM M, ,Arif ,J ,A BEST DRESSED PATSY ond RICHARD WYWEHS MCDST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ANNA LEE and WILLARD cu? Qof'9Wf!.On SYN K ., 2 2 .X i S K my QQ . 31 b ' R Lk -.IU-' 'Rf X X 'R .. realise YIFYHXQ:-Eg we r N- X--rf 'r ri. . X 1 -- ii 53' N? 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N , ,WV X i , I VV x ?, f ,ff W K ,.., W ,jf 3 ,,..l1' Wm g fl, W f gg, X I , 0 -'g WW f -' Q, jgw W W . - K X Jw , X, f . U ,. , .iiwlvy A X. V ig .7 E f -ffvw-' ff . . 7 ff . A A W ., r -h' i f ' , . ,f . , , f 9 M f-My 1' YW l. Lee's Chief, 2. Things . 7. Floycl's firsl love. l2. Lovely Glomour Girl. 3. Hove ci fafer. 4. Legs Sfuorf. 5. Ridgecrest Bound. 6. The better-holl. 8, Corol's ployrnofe. 9. Thinking of you. IO. Some stuff! ll. Joon's Poiricio. II A H H Qhganiaaisinnz xr as ge w G , 6 I A W Q '57 W A KN Q oy f X ab X M 415 f m'm5mWMi mlm GX I ' f r x W g f 'jr 0 Q 1 I 'l XM 4 X, W ,M N f m -- fmk mp. Q ' fll- 'R X W .1 N 22 U! V M Lg ffmfifjyf kk Lf A X K X VZ L w LL w CUI BHHJ. A l. V A.. J . First Row: Left to Right: E. Walker, A. Chase, P. Maxson, C. Mcllwain, D. Fields, L. Hatton, D. Atkins, C. McCurdy, S. Caruthers . . . Second Row: B. Howell, B. Culberson, C. Hickerson, M. Culberson, R. M. Henderson, S. Ammons, S. S. Barnes, L. Shirley, R. F. Hurt . . . Third Row: M. Pugh, M. L. Cruthirds, l. Russom, B. Miller, J. Weeks, V. Gibaldon, C. Snyder, D. G. Jensen, C. Carpenter, A. L. Hurt, Martha Hall . . . Fourth Row: W. McCurdy, D. Adams, F. Wilson, N. Johnson, J. Scruggs, J. Williams, G. Scruggs, C. Padgett, R. Hatton, C. Sears . . . Fifth Row: J. Starling, J. Rozelle, P. Ramey, P. Dulany, F. Blakey, Mary Hall, J. Rogers, D. J. Spooner . . . Sixth Row: C. Elliot, L. Colffs, C. Scruggs, J. Platt . . . Not Pictured: Jeanie Platt. THE BAND AT PRACTICE. A D y asa! ..-M-Q' QA CARO L SNYDER -ALTO cumffvsr- CHAN DLER Mc l LWAlN - cmfzffvfr- SIDNEY CARUTHERS ' ClARf1Vf7'- ANNA LEE HURT -FRENCH HORN' WILLARD MCCURDV -mofmeomf v MYRA LEE CRUTH I RDS 3 A Z' J 'FRFNCH HORN ROBERT O LAMP! 'DXRECTOR ' Q ' COIQNET- SSOM INA PATSY mxxxsow RU - 7'5!V0fQ SAXOPHONE ' CLAIQIIVIT - N N CHARLES SEARS STUDENT COUNCIL ,. , -s.5.:ldn 'QUHUQFE sr-rs-F--'m fsr M' C , . c ggw-1 'Swag Q Jil .HV, A T .,M .V'f f F 5 A A' L AM , F Spf . 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T951 DEVIL'S TRAIL Here you see the Devil's Trail staff hard at vvork. Dale talks over the advertising section with Jan- ette and Bobby, business managers. Skipper seems worried over his ads sales. Myra Lee is figuring out original ideas for the pictures of Superlatives. The typists, Marlene, Betty Jane, Janet and Joan are doing quite well considering they have only one typewriter! Deeply engrossed in the study of tournaments and quests is Charles, Sports editor. Chandler and Richard are comparing snaps for the annual. ' Puzzled yet cheerful, Joann and Anna Lee plan the clubs ,and organizations pages. Sidney and Joan Benton are counting the circulation sales. Frank, assistant editor, seems to be reading, Macbeth no doubt! Carol, Senior editor, chewing quite happily on her pencil is seeking information on the activities of Zella who had a iob in both advertising and circulation. Last but not least, is our artist, Richard. He appears at his wits end over his drawings. He is responsible for the nice illustrations which bring out our theme of Medieval days and ways. The annual staff had a hard iob to do but through the co-operation of the staff, the class and our faculty advisor, Miss Evans, published this 1951 Devil's Trail. Hope you like it! OUR GLEE CLUB First Row: Lett to Right: J. Craton, T. Vann, S. S. Barnes, C. Moulton, F. Kenney, J. McCall . . . Second Row: C. Carpenter, A. L. Hurt, D. J. Spooner, L. Hatton, R. Hatton, L. McCormick, D. Fields, B. F Meeks . . . Third Row: W. McCurdy, D. Atkins, C. Elliot, G. Caruthers, B. Swearingen, R. F. Hurt . . . Fourth Row: G. Rozelle, L. Shirley, A. Rainiri, D. Pickett, B. Thompson, E. Stamps, E. Claridy, L. Cowart C. A. Cowart, and Mr. Ed Leggett, director. PHS PEP CLUB LM First Row: Lett to Right: A. Thompson, F. Crews , . . Second Row: B. White, S. Wilson, L. Williams, G. Stuart, W. Gillis, B. F. Meeks . . . Third Row: Tucker, B. Echols, C. A. Mullis, B. Holt, M. A. Kirk, S. Watson, D. Pickett, R. DeLoach, B. J. Spiers, M. Holmes, T. L. Usher . . . Fourth Row: C. Crosby, M. Herndon, E. Benton, L. Hammond, G. Schoeppel, P. Maurer, J. Edentield, L. Cowart, C. A. Cowart, E. Sterns, M. H. Wilson, E. B. Elliot . . . Fifth Row: E. Buchanan, R. Clark, B. Thompson, M. Hughes, K. Friend, E. Vann, D. Pope, M. Sapp . . . Sixth Row: G. Hoyle, B. Henderson, M. Wilson, E. Meredith, E. Miller, A. Batchelor, E. Claridy, B. Frierson, M. Funderburk . . . Seventh Row: R. Goodson, O. Ryals, P. Elliot, R. Spooner, J. Craton, T. Vann, A. Rainiri, B. Stokes, N. McCoy, G. Sowder . . . Eighth Row: B. Johns, F. Kinney, H. Tucker, F. Brown, M. Miller, A. Hall, S. Long, J, Goodson . . . Ninth Row: P. Ryals, D. Davis, J. Parker, E. Connor, P. Kemp. PAHOKEE CHAPTER THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ALFRED MEEKS CHARLES MCCURDY Delegate to State Convention Delegate to National Convention First Row: Left to Right. D. Hillier, C. Elliot, J. Wagnon, J. Barbas, A. Chase, E. Caruthers, R. DeLoach H. Duncan, M. Tillis, T. Sheppard, Mr. R. Brooks, Sponsor . . . Second Row: P. Dulaney, F. Kincaid, Jf Thomas, D. Adams, C. Padgett, M. Hughes, J. Usher, E. Stuart, L. Collins, C. Herring, E. Buchanan, B Thompson, O. G. Ryals, O. Adams . . . Third Row: E. Scott, J. Williams, A. Gamot, W. Benton, J Parker, W. Johns, 'R. Scruggs, J. Adams, R. May, C. Wilder, L. Pope, W. McCurdy, C. Dickson, D. Mullis, R. Million, G. Rozelle, C. Mcllwain, S. Caruthers, B. Sims, B. Peacock, B. Mackey, D. McCoy, W. Howell, R. Ogle, D. Maxwell, D. Davis, T. Echols, B. Justice, B. Mills, R. Goodson, G. Hoyle, J. Rozelle, J. Pilcher R. Tillis, T. Elliot, C. Liarsey, J. Weeks, C. Headd. PAN AMERICAN CLUB 'Wa' First Row: Lett to Right: H. Tucker, S. Wilson, E. Walker, G. Stokes, J. Platt, B. White, M. Funder- burk, B. Sweoringen, B. Frierson, A. Tillman, J. Adams, S. Watson . . . Second Row: R. Clark, G. Stuart, B. Johns, L. Garnot, W. Gillis, B. 'CuIberson, J. Combs, J. Ryals, V. Browning, M. E. Sims, B. J. Hoyle, B. Thompson, D. Williams, L. Hatton, Miss Clowe, Sponsor, Z. Jones, M. Stanley, R. F. I-Iurt, B. Hewell. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE if AX First Row: Left to Right: C. Padgett, A. Chase, C. McCurdy, L. Becton C. Wilder J. Boland R. De Loach, D. Adams, J. Rogers, E. Elliott, W. McCurdy . . . Second Row:lG. Rozelle,IL. Pope, Johns, D. Atkins, J. Rozelle, B. Carlton, H. Levins, E. Culberson, J. Adams, L. Collins, E. Caruthers, C. Snyder A. Meeks, S. Watson . . . Third Row: Mrs. Morris, Sponsor, T. Usher, S. Summers, C. Moulton, L Cowart, C. Elliott, J. Platt, J. Benton, M. E, Sims, R. I-Iatton, D. Fields, D. Williams, S. Barnes, S. Ammons, J. Platt, D, Pope, C. Carpenter, J. Weeks, M. Hall, P. Maxson, M. Hall. OFFICE CLUB R. M. Henderson, A. Thompson, Z. Jones, P. Maxson, S. Barnes, J. Benton, P. A. Ramey, Mrs. Miller, M. Williams, P. Maurer, S. Long, J. Starling. LIBRARY STAFF Seated behind desk: Left To Righf. E. Miller, C. Snyder . . . Standing around desk: F. Meeks, M. Pugh, J. Starling, C. 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Mind your own business. 2. Just got it! Oh boy! 3. Pioneer men. 4. Sei soils-Ahoy! 5. Easier bunny days. 6. Ed got The women. 7. I - - - yi pleose, girls. 8. Here we go. .QMS mg i 5 - 'R R1 f - -3 is Q ff W xf fff Sf W YR K M jf riff- dm Nw K 9 W Hu! Lifx fgffjxifgif 5 C7f , f X 9 W a' v fpfwiaj 'M'illUMkxu K 4' i J -L. E' -x AX f T235 4.5, 1' ' I ff I V I , ll Q gi rdf- , 5 OUR COACHES Junior High Coach Leland Keene and girls physical education teacher, Miss Gerry Hicks pose by the new dressing rooms completed this spring. Head Soach Jim Maynor and assistant Coach William Howard did the impossible this year by tak- ing almost the lightest team in the state and winning six games, losing two, tying two, Here they are shown with assistant Manager Orel Adams, Head Manager Frank Rosenberg, Assistant M a n a g e r James Buchanan. I . 5 5 72 T . ,, X ,ff .L.x I ,. FOOTBALL The Pahokee Blue Devil's Football Team. First Row: Lett to Right: Buddy Hewell, Sidney Caruthers, Junior Holmes, Charles Holmes, Billy Henderson, Millard Stanley, Alfred Meeks, Jackie Thomas, Bill Hat- ton . . . Second Row: Ralph Clark, George Rozelle, Willard McCurdy, Charles McCurdy, Jack Boland, Bobby Carlton, Bobby Schroeder, Eugene Williams, Ronnie May, Harry Levins . . . Third Row: Bob Mills, Calvin Herring, Melvin Tillis, Charles Dickson, Billy Tuberville, Lewis Pope, Bobby Peacock, Car- ney Wilder, Trevette Weeks, Rusty Million, Dick Atkins, Gene Caruthers. G A M E s P. H. s.... o cLEwisroH . o P.H.S.... ...so ST.ANN ...is P. H. s.... ...so LAKE WORTH .. o P. H. s.. .. ,.,.. 26- SEACREST .,,...... o P. H. o SOUTH BROWARD ...l2 P. H. s.... ...is rt. PIERCE ,,., .. ....l4 P. H. s... ...ss LAKE PLAcuD o P.H.S.... ...26 STUART ....o P. H. s.... ...,. 54 oEsu ..... . 7 P. H. S.... ...l2 BELLEGLADE ...l2 Pahokee opened The season againsi' Clewi5Ton with a O-O Tie. Here a h'osT of Pahokee players pull down a Clewisfon back. Pahokee made one Touchdown, buT iT was nullified due To a penalfy. - i gl a The Blue Devils suffered Their firsT loss of The season againsf Soufh Broward l2-O. Here The Blue Devils charge down on a Broward back. This was The Devil's fiTTh game. C , - Jigs Carney Wilder unwinds a pass against South Broward. Both of Broward's touchdowns occurred on passes. Wilder had excellent pass protection oll year, and he usually tound his target. Wilder tries a quarterback sneak against Gesu, The tirst halt, Gesu Was trailing by 20-7 score, and The Blue Devils marched on to a 54-7 score. Bill Hatton carries The bali against Gesu. Everyone made good his chance Thai night and Pahokee blasied The Miarnians 54-7. Ronnie May scores in The Gesu game offer receiving a pass from Wilder. He is brought down in The end zone. Treveffe Weeks stops an unidentified Seacrest back for no gain. Seacresf never go? . inside The Blue DeviI's 20 yard line. Pahokee won 26-O. Charles Dickson recovers Melvin TiIIis's fumble over The goal for a touchdown against Seacrest. SIDNEY CARUTHERS Right Guard Sidney was The lighT- esT'man on The TirsT Team. This was his sec- ond year ouT and he played good ball. CHARLES HOLMES Left Guard This was Charlie's second year and he played his besT, He was chosen on The All EasT CoasT Team and Third LiTTle All-STOTS. RONNIE MAY g 3 Left End f-Ronnie has been ouT Tor The lasT Three years and has played good ball his lasT year. He was selecTed on The All EasT CaasT, All SuncoasT and Third Team LiTTle All-STaTe. LAST YEAR MEN sl CHARLES DICKSON Right Tackle This was GimleT's second year. A head injury sTopped him lasT year, but he played good ball in 50-5l. JUNIOR HOLMES Center Junior is one of The Tour men who has played Three years. He worked hard all Three years. This year he played cenTer and line backer. WILLARD MCCURDY Right Tackle This was Willard's firsT year ouT and he played hard Tor The ex- perience he had. BOBBY PEACOCK Right End This was Bob's Third year. He did a good lab as line backer and was chosen on The All Easf CoasT, All Sun- coasT, and Third Team LiTTle All-STaTe. JACKIE THOMAS Full Back This was Jackie's Third year aT Tull back, and he held down his spoT with good playing. TREVETTE WEEKS Left Tackle This was TreveTTe's Third year and he con- Tinued To work hard. GEORGE ROZELLE CenTer This was Oeorge's firsT year and he played good ball. A broken Toe hindered him The IasT parT of-The season. MELVIN TILLIS Left Half This was Hunsinger, Crazylegs Tillis' sec- ond year ouT and he did a fine job of carry- ing The pigskin. EUGENE WILLIAMS Left Tackle This was Eugene's second year and he played some good ball when he wanfed To. Pahokee's loss To FT. Pierce was The hardesT To bear. IT was Tor The lead of The Sun- coasT conference. The Devil's made 351 yards To 127 Tor The Eagles. 82 of Those 127 yards came from a pass which puT The Eagles ahead in The lasT 58 seconds oT ploy. Carney TNO. 311 carries The ball above. WWQ, The Blue Devil's First Team: LeTT To Right Bobby Peacock, TreveTTe Weeks, Sidney CaruThers, Junior Holmes, Charles Holmes, Eugene Williams, and Ronnie May. These are The boys who, wiTh The help of The resT of The Team, allowed only Two Touchdowns over The line and six passes over Their heads. SPECIAL FCOTBALL SHOTS Captains and Sponsors ofthe Belle Glade Game: Left to Right: Charles Holmes, Myra Lee Cruthirds, Sidney Caruthers, Joan Ryals. Outstanding Linemen and Out- standing Back: Lett to Right: Charles Holmes, Bobby Peacock, linemeny Carney Wilder, back. This is an annual award and the winners get trophies. 'VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First Row: Leif To Right: Mary Funderburk, Ann McCoy . . . Second Row: Ann Thompson, Wanda Lou Harper, Wynell Gillis, Chrisiine Moulfon . . . Third Row: Shirley Watson, Gloria Sfuarl, Bonnie Faye Meeks. ' f fff ,, JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS First Row: Left To Right: Billie Nell Stokes, Joan Goodson, Lucile McCormick, Joan Edenlield, Alephaf Hall, Sandra Long, Failh Brown. Buddy Hewell, Carney Wilder, Gene Sowder, Ronnie May, George Rozelle, Sidney Carufhers, Melvin Tillis, Coach William Howard, Benny Thompson, Mac Lynn. l GBE- .- Gene Carufhers, Billy Henderson, Roy Spooner, Ronnie Elliott, Roberf Goodson, Ferris Kincaid, Harry Levins, Jimmy Rozelle, John Adams, Danny Mullis, Bill Haffon, Rusty Million, Lewis Pope. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL First Row: LeTT To RighT: Richard HaTTon, Billy Peacock, Wiley Howell, Ferris Kincaid, Harold Rosenberg, Clifford Headd, James Barbas . . . Second Row: Jimmie ScheuTTler, Willard Johns, Philip Dulany, G. B. Miller, Jimmie Hoyle, Harry Sheppard, Harkness Duncan, Tommy EllioT, James Usher, Donald Waddell, Billy RoberTs . . . Third Row: Coach Keene, Roy Spooner, Edwin STuarT, RoberT Goodson, Bunny Wilder, Eugene Connor, John Williams. This year's Junior High Team played eighT games, won six and losT Two. lT was coached by Mr. Leland Keene. They meT similar lighTweighT Teams such as Belle Glade Junior High, STuarT Junior High, ConnisTon Junior High, and Lake WorTh Junior High. GIRLS VOLLEY BALL CHAMPS First Row: Left fo Right Glorio Sfuorf, Bobbie Ann Frierson, Myra Boxfer . . Second Row: Wynell Jensen, Ethel Miller, Morie Sopp, Dollie Pope . . . Third Row. Wondo Lou Horper, Wynell Gillis, Lucille Prince. GIRLS TUMBLINGJTEAM Bohomz Left fo Right: Jorene Combs, Wynell Jensen, Edno Unwin, Ethel Miller . . . Center: Bobbie Ann Frierson . . . Top: Joyce Lynn Hurt, Wondo Lou Horper, Ann Atkins, Jocin Edenfield, Glorio Sfuorf, Wynell Gillis, Froncis Ann Meeks. ,1--A -..-Q IQ' .3 i M f,,V , I-X gr - gf.,-Y? 5 Yo . 141, X A 511' . J Vifixi 1 1 3 Q H3 1 L I V Jy,,,qg.u' f. J rlrh Q ' -ia W A, Q 5 A .uif ju - --1 ...Qi-4 514091 ,Z Q? ,. .av 5 P v-' K. 1 V1 ' his 4 fid- 3 '- ., ,f-,. i' .-W ' mkX'i.1- I ,ly . eg -J .-.A ,Al 1. Dikirxg in The daytime. 2, Glamourgids. 3. Big boy Gusf 4, A day of The beach. 5. Gehlmg 5..- . . V, X . .T - Q M. af ,iii ' ,, 6 1 G sun Tan. 6. Wrong p!aCe. Gerfing a haircut? 8. I can'T swim-p1eaSe1 9. Crazy 1m The head for youf' 1O. VVhaT's 1119 you? 11. I wcm my mummy. 12. On The Throne. 13. Please, STeve. 14. 1'11 sai1 my 5 alone. 15. To be or not to be. hia 1 J.. '95, 4 ,.a,..4X.X,, -. .. W ... .e .fm N he f X N .. N QM, Qt , X x x sw X X I X ef 1 ' wax MQ-' X W f -at - f ' v X X N V X N 1 X X X X xx f' Q Q X YN Q 4 Sf K ff 1 Q- . M1 M ,E , Q ' f' 1 - ki' .4 --.....,,- ,.,,, Q , ..... 3 ai f J 1 X , -...-,....4,,.4,..., .M....7.......1...' -M- 1 f lg ,Q .s ' 4 Q as in ,ws ug 'Q X A iw? 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We'll get those Tigers young lcidies will be old moids. 3. A curtoin grotitude the Seniors hove tor Mrs. Miller's ploy, but it isn't the only time they oct this next yeorl 2. Miss Smith does not seem to know thot these coll presentotion of ci flower doesn't begin to express the oble direction ot So Very Young, 4. This might be in o vvc1y. 5. Notice olter the Devils get up, the victim stoys down. 6. Future stotesmen, leorning the orts of the gome. ,yi Q0 77 'il xl ei? Qu Harrassed husband and puzzled Pat cringe while the weeping women wail over the problems at marriage, money and motherhood. -And this was only the beginning. Uncle Arch Rozelle casually hands the all-im- portant business card to the worried father, Skipper while bidding Mrs. Chambers a farewell. As the curtain falls, Eva Mae and Skipper recall the days when they were so very young and they leaped head on into a happy, lasting marriage. As Rupert stands off in a daze thinking of his own love life, the young girls an- xiously discuss .lune's approaching mar- riage. Belva, the spinster next door, warns of the big step young folks are taking by getting married, while Aunt Kate, the wealthy member of the family, agrees wholeheartedly. Pat very sincerely expresses his love and affection for Ann as he places the moon stone engagement ring on her finger. Although they know the Cham- bers won't approve, the young couple has no idea of the trouble they are about to rneet. Things really begin to happen!!! l 13140 . 859 g 'gwgliiyq ,.ri , June explains to Aunt Kate her plans for college, marriage, and a family, while Frances, Ann's older married sister tells her mother how she and Jay got the loan for their home. Father has just made a deal with Pat's Uncle Arch, The A. Albert Monroe, and urges Ann and Pat to be married immediately. Looks like all are happy except Belva who lectures on young marriages while Rupert listens very inatten- tively ! ! ! aftnw ur X G' ' '5 Q9 .5 J. v ,i-If 9 ' 555' f x 1. f f-if: - A' ' ' 11 A I A 9 Ei V :Q -' 93 512 ,' s if 9 Q E773 :- 54 A gf: jf Ht' Q A f.. ii- J -f-f-Q, K .1 .Qi X X 1 9'-Q. ilxx xx' xxx ': ll Good Luck To il We Graduates Thcmk ll I 4, 1 DAN'S RESTAURANT 5, 'I tl 'I BILL BOSWORTH Belle Glade Road 'I ., Phoiographer l, l 1951 DEVlL'S TRAIL -H:::::N::::,.- s L ::::,,,,,::,:,,,,,,, Tl Y :N::x:::::::':: i 4: BEST WlSHES ji 1, i ll seisiioms 1' 9 4, lp li DeWHlT UPTHEGROVE 5: 1, l Supervisor of Registration .Z l WEST PALM BEACH It l lr i A ,Qiiiiliiiliiiiliiiiiiis- ,QfJT,'E1, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 'i li . . . ll l COMPLIMENT 4 n To GN N 5 F S l S ME Ts ll semioia CLASS or 1951 4 l - - .. ,L ' l .i QE sNYDER's MEMS . uslc ompany M i l ai eRocERlEs 522 Clematis Phone 5697 il ii Oldest and Largest Music Dealers in The 1' Belle Glade ROC1Cl Palm Beaches ll -,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, J ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Cf! 05 YIADE-MAIK IEG U S,PAL DIE T GULF GAS 81 OILS Roy Hawk 81 Son O 4 D j j 3, 1: 1: ,Q 1: 1: 1 jg 1: 1: Z 11: 5? cn 1 1 jp 4 rg m 41 cf' l l'l 4 4 F- W Q Iqrl, I4 Q J-E 1: 37' W n 1, 1, 'U CD U, W 4, 4, FH O P 4: Z 1, 1, Q Q X ,-l 4 4 F11 W -2 1: 4: G 4 P 1, 1, - Ln O 4 ,4 4: N CD -4 4: 4: - 1, 1, Z : 3 Q 1 I 4: 4, Z 4 N 4' 44 I :D Z U, 4: 4: -4 3 'O 1 1 U7 N -'I cn 1: 4: Q PU fi CD gf' 1, 1, - - N C1 FU 4' 'Tl cn UU Iv 11:30 my?-141:11 645-,'?+H mm: 2 2 -I 4: 4: 3 Q I- 1 1: 1: 1 :V rn 44 I- Q1 -P 4 1 1 U7 CD 4 U, 4 .. 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T27 Mein Street PAHOKEE GOOD LUCK SENIORS BIG LAKE STORE Complimenfs of C L E V E ' S K A H N ' S DEPARTMENT STORE PAHOKEE Complimenfs of JONES BROS. FARMS CANAL POINT Besf Wishes Closs of '5I JOHN E. WILSON Disfribufer of Pure Oil Producfs PAHOKEE PAEQA ER' AN fx ' gr ,i k 8+ 1 E?l?,:VATT J E ouggsgfnrc e o 'll 9 iw witt yo p A my s SE V CM UT WE l iounts show Z N U BUYS T-Nm that the average ' l Q.' ' A 'U M300 NTUTTE high school graduate Y :., .Qqi yQQfEi1rE'a Q S2 , o .. J, , X wp Wm WE earns 024,000 more A QNE7 i during his working 0TldER - i life than one who drops out before - graduation . u l COLLEGE GRADUATES DO EVEN BETTERT p K Q 'fl 1. ,J 0tl0ATl0N tits you 9 ff-Qx if X K for careers in P0000 SERTll0E...QS X 6:65159 in the field ol electricity where American A gg A y if genius has given the world. electric light l ,lg M mum fb and power, telephones, radio, mouiesxlmk sm KAN nonsf Tmommphs' was Oi txmeiiayguiighier 41,23 T6 saying services to ntahe a e 6, 9 l We UNSW' STEIEEMETZ world in which to r . g I g Under the American Way gluing free to Em Year more and more high school and college graduates are finding their future with the business- mallaged electric light and power companies of Amerie SBQQ 0 3. finish your education along any lines you want... 9 you're free to choose your own career...and go as far in it as your talents and abilities will let you -- 30 riiwsii sciioot and then ' mi Limit' Q LIGHT CQMP ANY gi, folds 0 1 R9 Congrotulotions And Best Wishes To Our Leoders ond Home lvlokers Of the Future - Moy Thot Future Be Filled With Good Service To Your Community Ice Serves Our Notion's l-leolth from Field to Toble THE CITY ICE 8K FUEL DIVISION CITY PRODUCTS CORPORATION ELLIOT-LYNN MOTORS PAI-IOKEE PHONE 4OI I FORD XX PAYS o f nrv df e Eff5Z',.Tc 0 ll, . ny uuu 'QQ , 0 rf'-by rf QNE ot tnEsE 4 ef tl y EARN lcunEs show klfrljyy E, N 5, BUYS that the average 'l ' 'W i,2ll,0ll0 MURE l hlgh school graduate f K we NWN tug earns 324,000 nlore ONE? l dunng hrs worlong Ullll:-R ' llte than one who drops out betore X graduatlon . . . Z , ff COLLEGE oRAouruES oo EVEN BEttEnl oucnnon nts you ,541 I, rar careers ln Pueuc sEnylcE...as X at tn the held ot electrlclty where llnaellilll 553, V 29lllU5 has gwen me WM. Bmw? Mg K lj' 7 f DE router fd and power, telephones. V000 lllflvlesf t Bm 15-TX l 'Sf ohonographs, scores ot tlrne-saylngr WW' ,gtk 0 r fa saylng serulces to matte a better, bllilllel y . whlch to lllle. fnrsorr 4 stgfmirz 0 ' 'N world ln Under the American Waygroure free to Each year more and mme hnrsh your educatron along any lanes you want 9 you re free to choose your own 282 Sohool and college V3 U3 es are frndrng th C3 future wlth the b ew reef and go as far In It 35 YOUV 'l2il6ll'lS Usmess and abrlrhes wlll let you 30 U' managed electncl ht d P0WGr compames flEAm2?lC FINISH SCHOOL and than S UM R 9- I-IGHT com nn Q, 6 ar RS? 'I 1 coLUNs FURNITURE co. QE Besmuck decler Tor it T Groduotes BADCOCK FURNITURE PAHOKEE PHONE 4461 JONES, HARDWARE CO THE MYERS LUGGAGE iii 195, T Compliments ot WO d'jUQigj3ieTfUnkS HUGHES AIRPLANE Leotiwer Goods T ' 329 Clemotis Street, West Poiim Beoch :E fi 225 Worth AvenUe, Polm Beach T' 1 BELLE GLADE Compliments ' It ., 'T All Good Wishes THE TRAVELER5' ai HoMEtoWN BAKERY RESTAURANT , T' Congrotulotions 1 PIANOS Seniors ORGANS , b BAND INSTRUMENTS DUVAL JEWELRY CQ. 12 ,E RHoNoGRARH RECORDS WEST PALM BEACH ii BRUBAKER Music co. --A ---A-:rc-AJ:-J-4-A-4.04-A A --- ---- vvvv- -- v vv -.1'-.-V-4----:: Besf of Luck To CIcss of '51 FERTILIZER AND INSECTICIDE SALES CO. PAI-IOKEE, FLORIDA --,:4 Complimenfs of JACK SPENCER and GEORGE BELK, JR. QucIify Meclfs of BELK'S GROCERY PAI-IOKEE, FLORIDA DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk Cream Ice Creom A L F A R CREAMERY CO. BELLE GLADE, FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS OF R E E D E R ' S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING QOI N. Dixie West PoIm Beach Phone 7756 SERVICE TO TI-IE OLADES SINCE I927 Q Q ti W E--L., ,iff ,. f 'hy-' 9 V, 14 Q 13:-lr ' ' , f , ,f-ey,-7 , Tb-SP 3 if 7 F1 1z'.ff+f1,f ' ,-2174? ,Lp COMPLIMENTS OF W. H. VANN, INC. PHONE 3101 PAHOKEE, FLORIDA GH R A fx , A FLOWER 4 f , 1 f on ,J 3 5, in BEST OF LUCK SENIORS SADIE'S FLOWER SHOP 'C :ng--an nv, ,-,-- f - i....-.1l - I f D , , Z ........... .., A-...P 'J' uvynnr, , - ff- - ,X , , 1 'ffgxfak ' -, lf' H45 ' ,xwvfr X fH 'vm 5 , N, ' J f ,N w.'YA f X X vp-yn-q rr-mmf IZZW I I P F F P ? P P' r- P' P' f- P P' pu- pm- MACKEY PRODUCE CO. PAHOKEE, FLORIDA ::::J-0-0-4-:::: : ::: : I li Y---- :l l GOOD LUCK, SENICRS l l li l T. HAROLD WILLIAMS tl gl l ll COUNTY SOLICITOR :E Z l 7 Y l, 1 l 1 1 1+ Best Wishes 111: in 1 1 l To The Class of '51 l 1 1, , Complimenfs 1 li l 1 1 1, eEo. W. FOWLER 5 2 io 1, l ll E Senior Class l l 1 1: Established l 904 1: 1 1, l if Machine Shop - lndusfrial Supplies 1 Welding Supplies l l ll 1 1 5:1 Jursiioiz CLASS 1' 2ll Firsf Sfreef Phone 8lo9 :I :I 1 1: ll WEST PALM BEACH, FLORHDA ll 1, 1, 1, 1: 1: I 2 :::::::: it E ::::::: :::::::::::: gf CONGRATULATIONS l ll FROM l JOHN F. KIRK lr Sheriff ll of 1 Palm Beach County l L ::::::::::5::::::::::::' ::: :::::::e::::: A:::7 f-:::: Compliments of REDWING SUPER MARKET 901 N. W. Lake Road BELLE GLAD-E, FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS CYPRESS LODGE Overnight Guests Apartment, Cottages for Rent Col. and Mrs. W. S. Evans Success to Class of '51 C. A. BATCHELOR :::- :::. ::::4:::::::::::: Congratulations to Class ot 1951 GLADES APPLIANCE CORPORATION Westinghouse Appliances Dependable Blyilding Materials BELLE GLADE oooo LucK UPTHEGROVE'S Meats, Groceries, and Poultry PAHOKEE Complimentsof COWART'S Laundry Dry Cleaning PAHOKEE ' Congratulations of PARRISH J EWELRY CO. P1-xHoKEE Best Wishes to Class of '51 HULL PACKING CO sk I Iggtagaaaaaaaaaiiai- s 1 ,-1' tgIlE'1l::::glIllu-I I if -4- Lf- i' 2225555222 :. JJ wEIyll:El,1.:?j:k ' f ' 1 l 4-untill I A ' ' 1 QV abd 00' ' IEII'.IEZI.f'I?IAc'.e BELLE GLADE MOTORS, INC. Belle Glade, Florida T R A C T 0 R FARM EQUIPMENT A CHRISTIAN WITNESS FOR SOUTH FLORIDA The Iittle stotion with the long reoch B E L L E G L A D E Holding forth the word of life 4 Best Wishes Seniors BOB DOUTHIT v - - -::::.b:::::::: Complimenis To Class of I95l PAHOKEE FLOWER SHOP JL ..---v..-v.......v, ::::::::::::: GOOD LUCK FOUR-WAY SERVICE STATION Congratulations from MOCK'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP PAHOKEE HAPPY GRADUATION! KEEN'S GROCERY 506 Belle Glade Road PAHOKEE MILL 8. SUPPLY COMPANY Painf Millwork Building lvlaierials Box 507 Phone 2I3I PAHOKEE GLADES MERCANTILE COMPANY New 81 Used Furniture lvlaiiress Renovafing and Upholsiering Phone 4I47 PAHOKEE, FLORIDA BRING YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS TO C HANDLER'S soo!-xs suNDi2iEs Qi 5 r --.-----v- ---v v EVERGLADES GROWERS COOPERATIVE PAHOKEE, FLORIDA ::::o'-0.4-:::: :::: J-0.0.0-0-04-:::::::::::::: - - A - Movies ore Better Thom Ever Best Wishes GOLD-DOBROW TH EATRES PAHOKEE BELLE GLADE coMPLLMENTs GLADES EQUIPMENT Pf-xHoLcEE, FLORIDA Congrotulotions BEST WISHES Graduates SENIORS OF I95I THE FABRIC CENTER, P A H O K E E INC. Els:-I MARKET Phone 2-'96 WEST PALM BEACH Hgmtmmtftm' t L xiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigif- 3 GOOD LUCK COMPLIMENTS SENIORS OF UNITY FARMS RICHARD P. ROBBINS c:oUNtY JUDGE Q- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- ::::::::::::- - .,..v.-... - - - - - - - COMPLMENTS 11 1 1 1 1 I COBURN HARDWARE :I 1 1 CANAL POINT ' Cvfs MEN'S STORE and THE FRONTIER SHOP WEST PALM BEACH 1 1 1 I I W. M. JOHNSON GREEN'S FUEL OAS SERVICE LAKE WORTH J. LOUIE CARTER II CLERK CRIMINAL EL COUNTY COURT I I I I I I II I I I SUE'S GIFT SHOP , PAHOKEE I I JESSIE BARNES, Owner 'I 1 I 'I 4, AAA----. - ...A-A.- - J. ALEX ARNETTE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT 'VANDERGRIFT-WILLIAMS FARMS PAHOKEE, FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I95I BANK OF PAHOKEE ALL DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO ?pI0,000.00 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COMPANY A::::o.c:::-ieoooc 444- A A A A A Complimenfs of NEWPORT INDUSTRIES, INC. FIBRE DIVISION Producers of RAW AND DEGUIVIMED RAMIE FIBRE CANAL POINT, FLORIDA CLEVVISTON, FLORIDA BEST WISI-IES TO TI-IE SENIORS OF '5I LEWIS FRIEND AND FAMILY A. E. BRAMBLE 81 SON. INC FRUIT AND VEGETABLE BROKERS CONVEYORS CF PERISHABLE PRODUCE All Leeds Fully Covered by Insurance TELEPHONE 7187 ,Y .. , X. 5 B A SCOIICRETEA BLGCKS IIIRLEY ms BUILD TO STAY P THE CONCRETE WAY none 2501 PAHOKEE Compliments of PAUL RARDIN Choirmon Boord of Counfy Commissioners PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA '1 I I I I I V I 1 1: Success To I: , Seniors of I95I II -I STUART'S FARM 5 REPAIR SERVICE If 1, CANAL PoiNT I ---------------,----v--v----: JL WF Besi Wishes A From HILL BROS. - STEPHENS INC. WEST PALM BEACH I UI I I :I I . I I Compliments of I, I QI QI I, I I, I II Ii LEO MAXWELL I I I I I, Ii In I I I JL- COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 MAX E. BEVERLY, INC CONGRATULATIONS THE 1951 SENIORS MR. AND MRS. INMAN W. WEEKS .--:0c v-... --- I PAHCKEE LCDGE P 'T 'T NO. 1638 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ' ORDER OF ELKS 1 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA fl Pohokee Florida E The Prop eoy After receiving our final knighting at graduation, we, The Seniors of l95l, gave our farewells and very anxiously entered into The new life that awaited us. Now, in l96i, the knights and their ladies are together once again at The home of Mr. and Mrs. Trevette Weeks. Courtesy is forgotten. Everyone is Trying to speak aT once and Tell of his success, achievements, and experiences since we were last all Together ten years ago. Our host and hostess, Joan and Vette, are multi-millionaires and are spending The winter here in Their luxurious home on Kreamer lsland. They Tell us They made Their fabulous fortune renting motor scooters to couples wishing to elope. Joan mentions that some of Their recent customers were Carol Snyder and Steve, however, the wed- ding plans were called off after Carol insisted on Taking a route through Sebring. Wonder why ! ! l Janet Adams, whom we see drinking a coca cola , is still employed by The local 5 and TO cent store. We are surprised to hear that Betty Jane Barber, who broke her engagement when we were sen- iors, remains unmarried. The head coach at Section 4V2, Bobby Peacock regretfully informs us that his two star players Charles Choo Choo Lairsey and Edard Engine Culberson could not be here due to serious head injuries received last week when they collided with the city garbage truck driven by Frank Stinky Rosen- berg. Frank is reported uniniured. We see a group gathered and laughter fills the room. We look To see who is in the middle of the party-Joan Ryals, our wittiest senior girl. She says her friends Betty Jean Hoyle and Vernell Browning have done quite well. Yernell has a new auto-plane her manager awarded her for batting 62 home runs last season for the Sandcut Avacado Pear ball club. Joan said And I have a life contract to crack only jokes published by the Hoyle Joke Company l l Mrs. Billy Mosley, the former Evo Mae Rutherford tells of her happy married years since graduation. She says she owes her success as a housewife to her part as Mother in the Senior Class Play! Chandler Beef Mcllwain has achieved fame also I ! He is the only Willie Boo that can still do the Willie Boo Boogie ! l He appears nightly at the Tomaine Tavern, J. V. Thomas, proprietor. C. Dale Maxwell, the movie magnet has announced that his latest production Sally Permit Your Bangs to Droop with Marlene Chi-Chi Williams and the Tillis Brothers is a huge success. He also re- minds us that Gus and Dick are the highest paid hillbilly singers in Hollywood. After TO years of apprenticeship Charles Holmes has earned the position as assistant floor sweeper at the old billiards parlor now owned by George Rozelle. As Anna Lee and Skipper McCurdy leave, they call back that they'll meet us at the show. They have to rush home and put their football team to bed. You remember they were voted most likely to succeed!!! As conversation has quieted down a bit Mrs. Vtleeks brings out her scrap book and tells us of The interesting clippings she has kept concerning her former classmates. Bobby Love 'em and Leave 'em Mackey has made the headlines. He was lust arrested on a bigamist charge. Looks like he forgot he had a wife and married two others states Sheriff Jacob Weeks. We see Ronnie Russom and Joan Bubbles Benton are now appearing at May's Madhouse. lt seems Ronnie has made quite a reputation with his dancing dolls. And these faces are familiar. Why, it's Patri Maxson and King Cornet, Charles Sears. They have just returned from a concert tour in Siberia where they achieved great tame playing Ski Chopsticksf' Mrs. I. Beta Do, the former Joann Rosie Rosenberg tells us ot several old classmates. Her former neighbor Richard Ogle, the human fish, is in Pago-Pago where he is teaching the natives how to swim. Myra Lee Cruthirds was iust released from prison after serving a term for stealing pencils from The Bank- rupt Company. She tells us she heard that the Sims, Jones Acrobatic dancing team are in Chattahochee. We wonder if they're entertaining or residing there ! l ! As we ask Rosie about herself we learn that she is now divorcing her seventh husband. Her only comment was I'm still looking tor the perfect mate! We are reminded of the time, and must hurry in order to get to the theatre to see Janette Mathis and Seymour Caruthers in their latest play One Careless Moment. 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