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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1952 volume:

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SNARS ,ASS'T SNAPS -QM A M' Dorothy Fields Donna Jo Spooner Myra Baxter Louise Hatton Wynell Gillis SPORTS EDITOR ORGANIZATIONS BUSINESS MANAGER ASS'T BUS. MGR. CIRCULATION MGR Jack Boland Dolorez Williams Charles McCurdy David McCoy Rita Faye Hurt TYPIST TYPIST TYPIST BOOKKEEPER ADS WWY Shirlev Watson Lucile Tootle Ada Tillman Linda Cowart Joann Platt MR. C. A. CANIPE Principal V I f? MR. H. O. EARWOOD School Board Member MR. A. Q. HOWELL MR. H. A. WATKINS School Boord Member Superinfendenf T X v W I-1 0:1 FAWZXZFT f ,. .f M X' xx,x -. K- WWW, 4 if v . 'lf X. W V. M. , 2' fiixxlfge fi 'ff Mffff 1.7 NED LOULA YORK Moth BARBARA HENDRY Assistant Principal Marion Normal College English Jr. High--P.A.D. Terre Hqufe giafe Nofmol Fla. State U. Unlverslty Ol Florida Collier Cembric Order of Covenent A.B. B.A.E. WILLIAM HOWARD Physical Education U. ol Kentucky A.B.,M-A. University of Florida SABI-E WQLCQTT WILLIAM KENDRICK Commercial Physical Education N. Texas Teachers' College F. 5. U. U. of Fla. Norman Jr. College B.S. B.S. MARGARET EARWOOD Arf Stetson, A.B., Fine Arts MARVIN THOMPSON Spanish Oglethorpe Univ. U. of Fla. Univ. of Guadalaiara B,A., B.A.E. N I LELAND KEENE Jr. High Coach Social Studies U. of Florida B.A. HERBERT MILLER Science Western Mich. College Northwestern U. A.B., M.A. GERRY HICKS Physical Education U. of Ga., B.S. Columbia Univ., M.A. ,ska BOBBY SHAW Latin, Math Wake Forest College B.S. R. O. LAMPI Band Direcfor N. Stale Teacher's EDWIN LEGGETT 5 Q Music U. of Miami B.M. I . 3 CONSTANCE SMITH RICHARD BROOKS Home Economics Agriculture Fla. Stale U. U. of Florida 7 B.S. B.S.A., M.S.A. ELEMENTARY TEACHERS: Leif to right: Miss Elizabeth Carraway, Mrs. Sue Shirley, Mrs. M rtle Johnson Mrs Sarah Thomas Mrs. Cleo Doufhif Mrs Reba Golden Mrs Y I ' I I ' I Peggy Willis, Mrs. Charloffe Walsfon, Mrs. Tommie Dubose, Mrs. Catherine Cunning- ham, Mrs. Clara Maurer, Mrs. Myrtle Brooks, Mrs. Elis Sims. RUTH DORSEY Librarian Ohio Wesleyan Columbia U. A.B., B.S. LOLA MILLER Sec. Io Principal jkfll, me SCAOOZ SENLOR CLASS MEETING SPONSORS AND CO-CAPTAINS EOR THE BELLE GLADE-PAHOKEE FOOTBALL GAME T GENERAL LEROY WILDER FOOTBALL COACHES AND MANAGERS CHEERLEADERS CHEERING IN ASSEMBLY -w f-Q QKT.9 ' X EX XA, HX X Z' - :V l T9 114 3 SE IUR UHIIIEHS President .... Vice-President .... Secretary .... Treasurer .... Watchdog ..... . ...ALFRED MEEKS ...IACK BOLAND .GLORIA STUART DOROTHY FIELDS .CARNEY WILDER Dickv LEE ATKINS tl Dick l'm not denying the women are foolish, God Almighty made 'em to match men. Band '49 'SO 'Sl '52, Football 'Sl '52, F.F.A. '49 'SO 'Sl '52, F.F.A. Delegate to State Con- vention 'S2, Devil's Trail '52, Boys' State 'Sl, Class Pres. '49 Sl, Student Council Delegate '49 'Sl 'S2, Treasurer '50, V-Pres. '52, J.C.L. '49, 'Sl, Student Member Lion's '52, Basketball '49, Superlatives 'S2. JOHN PAUL ADAMS Big John For my part, l'll not meddle. F.F.A. '49 'SO 'Sl 'S2, J.C.L. '49 '50, Basket- ball '5l, Pep Club 'SO, Safety Patrol '5l. MYRA JUNE BAXTER Shortie lt's great to have a friend, but it's greater to be one. Pep Club '49 '50, Glee Club '49 '50 '5l, Sophomore Treas., J.C.L. '49 '50, Jr. Play 'Sl, Devil's Trail '52, Sr. Play, Football Usher, Office Asst., Tennis 'Sl, Superla- tives '52 JACK E. BOLAND Jackie Boy A quiet man is a dangerous one. Football '49 'SO 'Sl '52, Sr. Play, Sr. V-Pres., J.C,L. '49 '50, Glee Club 'SO 'Sl '52, Pres. '52, Letterman's Club, F.F.A. 'SO 'Sl, Devil's Trail, Track. ELIZABETH C. CLARIDY Liz I do and saylwhaf I think is right, if l'm wrong, l suffer. Library Staff '49, Glee Club '50 'Sl '52, Pep Club '50 'Sl '52, Usher Jr. Play '5l. LINDA SUE COWART Susie Mae But cursed be he who moves my bones. Glee Club 'Sl '52, Pep Club 'SO 'Sl '52, Library Staff '48 '49 'SO '5l, Junior Classical League '49 'SO 'Sl '52, Jr..Play 'Sl, Sr. Play '52 4..... E Sl I0llS Sl IllllS BETTYE PEARL CULBERSON Bet A sincere blush is truly a virtue. Band '49 '50 '51 '52, Pan Am, Club '51 '52, Library Stall '49 '50, Senior Play '52 EVELYN CLAY FRADY Little Bit She is little, but she's wise and she's a terror for her size. Transferred from Okeechobee '50 and '52, Pan American Club '50. DOROTHY MARCELINE FIELDS Dee-Dar Full of laughs and lively fun, a friend, a pal to every one. J.C.L. '50 '51 '52, Glee Club '49 '50 '51, Jr Red Cross '50, Jr. Play, Band '49 '50 '51 '52, Office Asst., Tennis '50, Devil's Trail, Sr. Play, Sr. Class Treasurer, Superlatives '52. BOBBIE ANNA FRIERSON Smiley I see the devil's hook and yet cannot help nibbling at his bait. Pan Am. Club '49 '50 '51 '52, Pep Club '51, Student Council Treas. '51, Sophomore Sec. '50, Candidate for Carnival Queen, Jr. Play, Devil's Trail, Library. LEONNE JEANNE GAMOT Lee The world is full of willing people, some willing to work, and the rest willing to let them. Junior Class Play '51, Pan Am. Club '51 '52, Superlatives '52, Pep Club '51 '52. VERA CELETA GANT Sleeter Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes l just sit. Transferred from Seacrest High School in V '52 , OPAL WYNELL oiuis ' Punk All things work together for those whog love God. Cheerleader '49 '50 '51 '52g Pan American '51 '52, Jr. Play, Pep Club '51 '525 Tennis '51 '52g Devil's Trailg Letterman's Club '51 '52g Superlatives '52 Sr. Playg Sponsor of B.G.H.S. vs. P.H.S. Game. LOUISE HATTON Louisa Sing, sing for the world, for you have the voice of an angel. Band '49 '50 '51 '52, Sr. Play '52g Pan American '50, J.C.L. '49 '5Og Glee Club '49 '51 '52g Superlatives '52, Devil's Trail. COLVIN W. HERRING Hot Rod The taster the car, the better. Football '49 '50 '51 '525 Clubs '49 '50 '51 '52g F.F.A. '49 '50 '51 '52g Chapter Farmer '49g B.G. vs. P.H.S. Field Day '49, ROBERT EARL HEWELL Buddy Tis better to be quiet and be thought a tool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. Football '49 '50 '51 '52g Basketball '49 '50 '51 '52g Baseball '50 '52g Pan Am. '51 '525 Jr. Play '51g Sr. Play, Letterman's Club '51 '525 Safety Patrol 515 Devil's Trailg F.F.A. '52, Track '52, RITA FAYE HURT Little Red Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. Band '49 '50 '51 '52, Student Council '49 '50, Sec. '51g Pan American '51 '52g Devil's Trailg Jr. Playg Sr, Play, Freshman V. Pres.g Best All Around soph., supermitves '52 Ot- tice Ass't '5,'2. WYNELL JENSEN Williebug Little we think, less we do. lsn't it funny how we pull through? Pan American Club '49 '50. 1- lr Wifffr in -ft .lr I- . . , K J. l if Al' rJ 4 l W1 W . 'rt' SI IllIlS JOE MAC LYNN MacIyn Put the Best things in life first. Trans. from Belle Glade in '50, Baseball 'SO '52, Basketball '50 'Sl '52, Class V- Pres. 'Sl, Bus. Mgr. 'Sl, Capt. Safety Patrol 'Sl '52, Del. to National Convention 'Sl, Devil's Trail '52, Student Lion '52, Jr. Play 'Sl, Superlatives '52, Letterman's Club 'SI '52, Senior Play 'S2. BARBARA SWEARINGEN MCILWAIN Bobs Lite is full of hardships, but they are worth while it you are with the one you love. Trans. from Bakersfield High 'Sl, Pan Am. 'Sl '52, V-Pres. 'Sl, Sec. '52, Jr. Play 'Sl, Sr. Play '52, Glee Club 'Sl 'S2. DAVID C. McCOY Cowboy The less one has to do with women, the better he progresses, at least in money. F.F.A. '49 'SO 'Sl '52, Football '49 '52, Devil's Trail '52, Jr. Play 'Sl, Sr. Play '52, Letterman's Club 'S2. CHARLES MILTON MCCURDY Chas Mac He that is without sin among you let him cast the first stone. Band, '49 '50 'Sl '52, Football 'Sl '52, Base- ball '5O, F.F.A. '49 'SO 'Sl '52, Quartet '49 'SO 'Sl '52, Nat. Band 'Sl, Stud. Council '50 'Sl, President '52, Glee Club '49 'SO 'Sl, Pres. 'Sl, J.C.L. '49 '50, Pres. 'SO 'Sl, Best All-around '49, Devil's Trail '52, Annual Staft '50, Superlatives '52, Jr. Play 'Sl, Sr. Play '52, Band Clinic '50, Stud. Rotarian '52, Letterman's Club 'Sl '52, Co-Capt. B.G. Game, 2nd Team Suncoast Confer- ence lFootballl '52, ALFRED WILLIAM MEEKS IIAIII It matters not how long we live but how. Class Pres. '52, Letterman's Club 'Sl, Vice Pres. '5l, F.F.A. '49 'SO 'Sl '52, Treas. '49, Watchdog '49, Pres. '52, 4th V-Pres. in State F.F.A. 'Sl '52, Del. to F.F.A. State Convention 'SO 'Sl '52, Del. to Nat. Con- vention 'S2, Football '49 'SO 'Sl, J.C.L. 'SO 'Sl, Track 'Sl, Superlatives '52, Senior Play '52, MARY FUNDERBURKE MILLS Lu Lu Here is a loving heart that understands. Cheerleader '49 'SO 'Sl, Pan Am. Club 'Sl, Pep Club 'Sl, Library Statt '49 '50, Vice President '50. MYRLE JOANN' PLATT Q Joe Silence is golden, but who wants to be rich? Pep Club '49, Glee Club '49 '50, 4-H Club '49 '50, Pres. '50, County Council Pres. '50, Del. to State Council '50, Del. to Short Course '49, J.C,L. '51, Pan Am. '51 '52, Tennis '51 '52. WILLIAM VAUGHN SANFORD Yankee Doodle Yankee at heart, still we like him from the start. Transferred from Newark High School, Newark, New Jersey '51. DONNA JO SPOONER D. J. Never ready, always late, but she smiles and so we wait. Band '49 '50 '51 '52, Library Staff '49, Glee Club '50 '51, F,F.A. Sweetheart '51, Junior Play '51, Superlatives '52, Senior Play '52, Devil's Trail Staff '52, MILLARD POWELL STANLEY Pedro He that will not when he may, shall not when he will. Transferred from Trenton High School Trenton, Fla. '51, Junior Play '51, Glee Club '51, F.F.A. '51, Pan Am. Club '51, Band '51 '52, Senior Play '52, Student Council '52, Superlatives '52, GLORIA LANIER STUART G. L. Theres a time and a place for everything. 4-H Club '49 '50, Pres. '49, Del. to State Short Course '49, Delegate to County Coun- cil '50, Library Staff '49 '50, Secretary '49, Jr. Hi Cheerleader '49, Pan Am. Club '50 '51 '52, Varsity Cheerleader '50 '51 '52, Best All Around '51, Junior Play '51, Sr. Play '52, Class Secretary '52, Glee Club '50 '51, Pep Club '51 '52, Superlatives '52, Let- terman's Club '51 '52, B.G.H.S. vs. P.H.S. Field Day '49, Devil's Trail '52. ADA LOUVINIA TILLMAN Ludie Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Class President '49, Glee Club '50, Pep Club '51 '52, Class Treas. '51, Pan American Club '50 '51 '52, Girls' State '51, Senior Play '52, Stud. Council '52, Superlatives '52, Devil's Trail '52. s...-gag SIE llIllS SI IllIlS AU. 7611-ful, l.,...,n Lu. JQEQJL . 0 fY.A.h,. I I LUCILE PRINCE TOOTLE Shorty We are never like angels until our pas- sion dies. Pan Am. Club '52g Red Cross Delegate '52g DeviI's Trail '52. EDNA MAE UNWIN Onion I can resist anything except temptation. Student Council '49 '51, Glee Club '49 '50- Jr. Play Usher '51, Pep Club '50 '51 '52. I SHIRLEY ANNE WATSON Giggles She has a smile for every girl, two for every boy. Varsity Cheerleader '50 '51 '52p Jr. High Cheerleader '49g J.C.L. '50 '515 Pan Am. '50 '51 '52g Jr. Play: Pep Club '50 '51 '523 Sr. Playg Glee Club '49g DeviI's Trail '52g Let- terman's Club '51 '52g Jr. Red Cross '49g 4-H Club '49 '50, Delegate to State Short Course in '49 '50, Sec. '5Og Library Stall '49, Sponsor for B.G.H.S. vs. P.H.S. Game '52g Superlatives '52, B.G. vs. P.H.S. Field Day. CARNEY LEROY WILDER Leroy My only desire is to have friends and be liked by all. Football '49 '50 '51 '52, Basketball '49 '50 '51 '52p Baseball '49 '50 '51 '52g Tennis '51p Track '49 '50 '51 '525 J.C.L. '50 '517 Out- standing back-'517 All State Quarterback '51 '52p All Conference Quarterback '51 '52, East Coast '51 '52g All State team '51 '52, Jr. Playg Superlatives Best All Around Soph.g Jr. Watchdogg Letterman's Club Pres. '51 '52, F.F.A. '49 '50 '51 '525 Co-Capt. B.G. vs. P. Gameg All Conference Basket- ballg All County Golf Teamg Outstanding Back '52. EUGENE CLAYTON WILLIAMS Pea-Fed-Junior Born to talk and talk he must. Football '50 '51g U.S.A.F. '52. BOBBY CARLTON WHITE Quail ll women interfere with work, quit work. Basketball '49 '50 '51 '52p Baseball '52p Pep Club '51, Pan American Club '49 '50g F.F.A. '49 '50 '51 '52. SL IIIRS DOLOREZ INEZ WILLIAMS V lt ain't what you do, but what you get caught' doing. J.C.L. '49 '50, Pan American 'Si '52, Devil's Trail '52, RIIIIM MIHHLRS Left to right: Mrs. Paul Watson, Mrs. Stewart Spooner, Mrs. R. F. Hurt, Mrs. C. L. Stuart, Mrs. Jack Hewell. We are sorry that Mrs. Gertie Williams was sick and couldn't have her picture made. We are grateful to our Room Mothers for their cheerfulness and willingness to lend a hand at our parties, picnics, hayrides and dances. CLASS HISllllll Our history officially began when we entered high school as a freshman class of bashful boys and giggling girls. We found our- selves bewildered by the halls and many classrooms. We changed classes right along with the upperclassmen and dreamed of the day when we would be Seniors and view the assembly programs from the place of honor in the balcony. We were led through our Freshman year by Pres. Dicky Atkins, Vice Pres. Rita Faye Hurt, Sec. Treas. Mary Ann Howes. By the time we reached our Sophomore year we were slightly larger, and a little more serious. We lost most of our shyness and were more accustomed to the daily routine of school. We stuck faithfully to our books, relaxing now and then for parties, ball games, band trips, and even dances. Our offi- cers that year were: President, Charles McCurdy, Vice President, Billie Strickland, Secretary, Bobbie Anna Frierson, Treasurer, Myra Baxter, Watch Dog, .lunior Holmes. Our Junior year was a busy year, we were earning money for the Junior-Senior Prom. We sold magazine subscriptions, sponsored dances, sold drinks and hot dogs at the football games and presented a play Take your Medicine which was a big success. lt was one of the finest and funniest plays ever presented in Paho- kee. The money went towards the .lunior-Senior Prom and Banquet. For the first time, we had our Banquet and Prom at the same place. We had the Community Hall decorated to carry out our theme which was Chinese, and also for the first time, we had a King and Queen of the Prom. lt was a great success and one of the fin- est proms ever given for Seniors in Pahokee. That was the exciting year we got our class rings, and we were really proud of them. Our officers that year were: President, Dicky Atkins, Vice President, Mac Lynn, Sec., Myra Baxter, Treasurer, Ada Tillman, Business Managers, Mac Lynn and Patsy Elliott, Watch Dog, Carney Wilder. Excitement was in each and everyone of us as we registered for our Senior year. At last we were ac- tually Seniors. We went to work to elect officers to lead us through our last and most important year, Al- fred Meeks was President, Carney Wilder, Watch Dog, Jack Boland, Vice Pres., Gloria Stuart, Secretary, Dorothy Fields, Treasurer. We gave a class play Music in the Valley which was a wonderful success. Our next big project was our annual which was no easy matter. Mac Lynn was our Editor-in-Chief and it was also a big success. We have had many good times and a few hard times during our high school years. We can forget the hard times but we shall always remember the wonderful times we had. It is with a feeling of regret that we take our leave of Pahokee High School and as we hear the first strains of Pomp and Circumstance and start walking down that aisle our hearts are a little hheavy. We shall always remember P.H.S. and we hope that you won't forget us. DOROTHY FIELDS Historian f ...ik ? Z5 i ,D fx, F '-4. 'I' C. Q 4 K5 xx pf, M Q S ,ff 6 ' ,,. ' I ' 'U-9. F. ' 1 if-J S ' 'ik E. 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Millard Sfanley 7Wo5f .ibignihecl Leonne Gamof Dick Afkins BEST All Alllllllllll llNIlllllIlASSMllll 13,4 ,4ff,4,.,,,,w1 9 Eleanor Walker Jimmy Rozelle Emi .!4l'0uI16! jferfklflefl Melba Pugh Jimmie Lee Hoyle Mai ,4ff,4,,,,,,,,1 3,,,,i Wiley Howell Ann Tliompeon Even though our ploy had sev- eral couples as shown right, it was also tilled with more true- to-life and tender parts. At right are shown the cast of girls who really lived their parts in Music in the Valley. Sllllll M arch udic in This picture shows only a few ot the nineteen characters our Senior Play, Music in t Valley. These pictures denote service life which had its place in the play as a result of World War ll. in he X , EL f Pl l I3-I4 tAe Ulljegv Annie tells the Whiting family the life story of Richard James. At left, Rita Faye Hurt pro- vided very excellent music. Louise, 3rd from left sang mak- ing the play go on more softly and realistic. Others shown were in the cast. Richard James quietly slipped away in Music in the Valley. Here John Barr, Leslie, Janice, and Alfred look on. Here is shown the whole cast and those who kept things go- ing back stage. Also shown is our director, Mrs. Lola Miller, who did a splendid job and in whom a great loving character lies. .lll lllll PlAl ROSE: fSieleen Grayl Here, take this check, darling. SANDRA: fMarie Sappj Officer, get out of the way, here comes Sandra King. VELDA1 fMartha Halll Now, you know . . . Aren't you surprised? After a grand performance ot Stranger in the Night presented December 6 and 7 by the Pahokee High Junior Class, the Director, Mrs. Herbert Miller was presented a lovely yellow Hibiscus. .gg 4 Q -. , i I, ,Iggy M I . , f 156 .I K If iw. ,Z , Wi s f if ' 4 , .. . f M ' f I 'IM 12 ff W f,f,yi Pkwy ' ,. -,f I Q, x ni A 5 f ff Q A I X- W K, QW A ITEM? 4 ef -Q -I ff. K. Ps. wid ., .,. xx , ,If 1112 I '7 'V f' ' f 'V J wwafwffw ' X Q0 is f ,Q I is S .4 , ,V ! fw' K X ff' 'X fa ' 2. 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RYALS DON ADAMS ANN ATKINS GENE CARUTH ERS JORENE COMBS SIELEEN GRAY OREL ADAMS EUGENE BUCHANAN LOUIS COLLINS ROBERT DeLOACH MARTHA HALL MARY HALL BETTY LANIER JOYCE LOVELL FLORENCE PADGETT LEWIS POPE JII IIIIIS BILL HATTON PATSY LANIER JOYCE McCALL DOLLY POPE MARIE SAPP CAROLYN SCRUGGS HELEN TUCKER ELEANOR WALKER JU IIIRS NOT PICTURED Leland Becton Bobby Carlton Roberta Hatton Gordon Hoyle Harry Levins Calvin Padgett John Rogers O. G. Ryals George Scruggs Benny Sims PEGGY LYNN SHIRLEY THELMA VANN SYLVIA WILSON l Sl Wlll ANI! IISIANIINI GLORIA STUART fCompiIerI I, .Iohn Adams, will to Don Adams, my quiet and meek ways. Let's use them, Don. I, Dicky Atkins, will my ability to control my temper to my little sister, Ann, because Those who in quarrels interpose, must otten wipe a bloody nose. I, Myra June Baxter, will my ability to drive Betsy, my '39 Oldsmobile to Milton Suicide Wilson. I, Jack Boland, will my ability to keep English IV class quiet to Miss Hendry. She needs it. I, Elizabeth Claridy, will to Marie Sapp my ability to have a boy friend in every state. I, Bettye Culberson, will my sense ot humor to my sister, Mar- tha Culberson. I, Linda Cowart, will my ability to never lose my temper to Jorene Combs. I, Dorothy Fields, being of unsound mind and a physical wreck do hereby leave to Ann Kramer Thompson, my great skill and ability to play tennis with the hope that she will make good use of it. I, Evelyn Frady, will to Nancy McCoy my ability to keep my mouth shut at the right time. I, Bobbie Frierson, will to Gaye Schoeppel my ability to flirt and get away with it. I, Leonne Gamot, leave!!! Never thought l'd make it. I, Celeta Gant, will to Frances Crews my ability to study bookkeeping and still read comic books. I, Wynell Gillis, will all my ability to hold up a strapless evening gown to Roberta Hatton. I, my mouth at the wrong time. Louise Hatton, being on my way to Chattahoochee, leave to Chuck Elliott my ability to always open I, Hot Rod Herring, leave to Robert Deloach my regards for only getting put in jail once for speeding. I, Robert Earl Hewell, will my quiet and meek attitude and my superb knack of never arguing to Tommy Sheppard and Roy Spooner. I, Rita Faye Hurt, leave to Francis Wilson half of my conceit, I need the other halt to avoid an in- feriority complex. I, Wynell Jensen, leave to Joyce Lovell my ability to graduate in I4 years. I, Mac Lynn, leave to Lucky Levins my ability to get along with the girls which was willed to me by Ed- ward Culberson. I, David McCoy, will my ability to go all through high school without having a single date to O. G. Ryals. I, Charles Mac McCurdy, leave my ability to play football and solo clarinet to anyone who thinks it's easy. I, Barbara Mcllwain, will to Silvia Wilson my ability to get married, keep house, and go to school. Good Luck, my dear. I, Alfred Meeks, will my quiet and dignified ways to Bennie Sims. He can use them. I, Mary Mills, will to Hazel Chaney my quiet and dignified ways. I, Joann Platt, will my alligator pumps to Helen Tucker with the hope that she won't hurt her feet as badly as they did mine. I, Bill Sanford, will my ability to get my name in the gossip column to Bill Hatton. I, Donna Jo Spooner, will my Beauty spot to anyone who wants it. It gets in my way. I, Millard Stanley, leave my wavy hair, lone hair stands up and waves to the otherl, to Danny Mullis as it will keep him warm on winter evenings. I, Gloria Stuart, will my ability to be noted both Most Popular and Biggest Flirt and still keep m'y man to Eleanor Walker. I, Ada Tillman, will the little red scooter left to me last year by Joan and Trevette Weeks to any girl who thinks she can tie her man to it. Good luck. I, Lucile Tootle, will my extra pounds to Charlotte Cate. I, Edna Unwin, will my ability to keep a promise and to have a car without owning one to Hazel Chaney. I, Shirley Watson, leave my place on the cheerleader squad and the honor of being chosen sponsor for the Belle Glade-Pahokee Game to Ann Atkins. I, Bobby White, will my love for women and bright lights to Don Adams. I, General Carney Leroy Wilder leave to P.F.C. Sheppard my ability to be a General in the Confederate Army. I, Deloroz Williams, do will to Lovda Williams my fond affection for reading. Seems she doesn't like reading. I, Gene Williams, will my Chevrolet truck to anyone who thinks he can drive it. We, the Seniors, leave to the Juniors our dignified seats in the balcony. I x K Q , . X Q- X. X . X x 'F , W kv 4 X A NN K X 1 X W I Q xg If ,Q X wt X A 1 ,wx ww: 'i XXX X. f 9 N uk aww,-.f-X' 1 ., X X Q Xkxx. Q 'gs ffm- skew. Q 5 KY Q 55 X YQLX XC sq fx S X s s Q sfss.3ss4.-is .. Vx, X -- - sw X xt s K. 1 Mon shortage 7 Watch :tt 3 Heels up. 4. Funny cant ut? 5 Coohn the tootsuese 6 Hugh Lp 7 Wheres Bobby 8 Ruta Fat and Lorez 9, Hail, Shrimp Boots ls 0 comm H Theo 11 Oh, Vhewcs tms? Q tufts .1 frme 1-1,Sossytross. 15 Beauties lWhere91 16 Caveman style 17 Bette: worm st Carney Toters ts wotchm 18. Ah! Just Q dressed up bunch of Seniors 19 A snap shot IS all XX 'Jfifx X Q ,Q K 'Sd fl Ifl'!fi 'lDA X Z f' ff 'xg d ' i A SXT E:-ii aff rw 4 R EL X A 4: QGM fn ? , cllfvgq R 1 ., L-4 4. G lift? -5 5 vb Q Egg 1 SIIPHIIIVIIIRE UHIIIEHS President ....... Vice-President. . . Secretory ..... Treasurer ....... Business Manager. . . Watch-dog ....... - - NANCY ANN MCCOY . . ......... ROY SPOONER WAYNE BURDESHAW . ....... ALDEN CHASE .....JEANNIE PLATT ...TOMMY SHEPPARD SHIRLEY AMMONS ARLENE BATCHELOR BETTY BUSH ALDEN CHASE MARTHA CULBERSON SLIPHIIMIIRLS ff M, STELLA SUE BARNES WAYNE BURDESHAW CAROL CARPENTER CAROL COWART DARRYL DAVIS ANITA DOTSON ELMER B. ELLIOTT MORRIS HUGHES DONNA GAIL JENSEN BONNIE FAY MEEKS SUPHIIIIIIIIIIS I 5 I I I TERREL ECHOLS CAROL JO GUTHRIE WILEY HOWELL NANCY ANN MCCOY BONNIE MILLER DAISY MILLER ARLENE RAINERI JACKIE SCRUGGS CHARLENE STUCKEY ROY SPOONER SIIPHUIIUIIIS DONALD PICKETT JIMMY SCHUTTLER EDWIN J. STUART SARA SLJMMERS ANN THOMPSON TOMMIE LEE USHER DON WILLIAMS SIIPHIIIVIIIIIIS FRANCIS WILSON EDWIN WAGNON LOVDA WILLIAMS . N ' ' www ,, :WZ 4. , . . Nxwlibxww , .Vg . , ' 'X 'Q' f v Q f fx .,, f MN QAM :W s,,4Koy 3. 4 ,,h,,k wgfi-4 fl ,, O f ' - f s .. . . , X ,f f, , Q Q Wfwm ' My Q f I RM, K .X V xg fag lffwd fi 5 gg? 5 45 , 2 1. ,, 2 -W 4s N f 5? , Z tl Q ' ,s Vt .3 if Q '- Xue 15 .--X S X -s ,s'L.QQ'5, ' 4 Kf 1. Whct did they do-hmmm? 2. Lucky you. 3. Blissful moments. Seeing things? 5. 'l4Bert. 6. Hm-m-m-ml 7. See, hear, speak no evil lwho's peekin'l. 8. Stuck-up! 9. Oh g-o-s-h. 10. Some crowd. 11. Good looking? 12. O-U-C-H!! 13. Lonesome. 14. Proud Pcpc. 15. Where's Robert? lil SS PIHIPHICY After a period of about ten years we see John Adams finally taking advantage of his double feature courses--Chemistry and Physics which he took in his senior year. He is now pushing a wheel-barrow for Uncle Sam. After lO years of hard labor Dick has acquired the position of head clerk in the pelican lake Commissary. Myra Baxter is still seen searching for that millionaire she always wanted to marry. Myra says, They sure are scarce these days. We find Dr. Jack Boland getting revenge on one of his old school teachers by pulling their teeth. We see Uncle Dub in his office now. After many sweet letters to her boy friend in Germany, we see that Elizabeth Claridy finally married him. One of our classmates, Bettye Culberson, has just reached the height of her career. She is now manager of the Bocom Point Dime Store. ln T962 we see Linda Cowart sitting on her front porch trying to figure out what she wants to do for a living, lt seems that Dorothy Fields has made good use of her title as wittiest in Pahokee High. She just opened as M.C. at Grovers Bar. Evelyn Clay Fracly has just obtained permission to have a cabin aboard the U.S.S. Hunt where her hus- band is now captain. Artist Bobbie de Frierson is still struggling to sell one of her 839 oil paintings. Her latest painting is The Dike at Midnight. Leonne Gamot is giving advise to Miss Hendry on raising pure bread mama bulls. Are you going to Hawaii any time soon? Chances are you will see Celeta Gant frantically trying to learn the hula dance. After lO long years Wynell Gillis has finally attained her desire. No, not a man, she is still an old maid, but owner ofthe Pahokee Pure Oil Service Station. Louise Hatton is at the height of her career singing Stormy Weather at Dad's Bar. l'Hot Rod Herring has just won the new speed record at the Muck City speedway. He averaged 2lO m.p.h. last week. Buddy Hewell is now 3rd assistant to the head coach of Canal Point High School. We see Rita Faye's little readhead, Jr., asking, Mama, whos Fritz? Edna Unwin and Wynell Jensen have just arrived home from their trip around the world and have de- cided to settle downto a life without men. CLASS PIlllPHtlIl Mac Lynn, after a hard day at his regular work, is sitting home with his wife enioying their cute little trip- let daughters. David Cowboy McCoy is now cattle king of Bean City. He plans to start on his second million this year. Charles McCurdy is still undecided on a career and is playing both last chair clarinet in the Univ. of Florida Bond and 5th string water boy on the Gator football team. Barbara Mcllwain is frantically trying to pack l2 kids into a one room apartment. Are they really cheaper by the dozen, Barbara? Alfred Meeks is at the University of Florida still studying to be an engineer. Wonder if he'll ever get through. We see our former classmate Mary F. Mills on her way to Germany to visit her husband, Davis. Won- der if she took Jr. with her. Congresswoman Joann Platt has just been elected the first woman president. lt seems her essay The Inferior Man has caused an international uprising. We see Bill Fix it Sanford is an interior decorator. He specializes in decorating transparent houses. We see Donna Jo Spooner, fickle as ever, still looking for the perfect man. We now see that Millard Stanley is President of General Motors and has bought out the Ford Factory. He will-now make Fordelets. Mrs. Gloria Stuart Schroeder announces that she has iust completed her football team. She will now try for a cheerleader squad, to go with it. She says someone else will have to furnish the substitutes. After lO years of housekeeping Ada Tillman Atkins now sits by the fire dreaming of her by-gone school days. Ten years later we see Lucile Prince Tootle using the old bookkeeping method to keep track of the little Tootles. Shirley Watson is still trying for her R.N. degree. It seems that the interns at the hospital have slowed her down but she can't decide whether she wants the degree or the husband. Bobby White finally returned home after a nation-wide tour with the professional baseball club, the Sand Cut sandspurs. We hear very little comment from Carney Wilder and his Hog empire on Wilder lsland. They are still waiting for the price of hogs to go up. Miss Love and Leave 'em Williams has just returned from her l7th trip to Reno and is leaving next week to tour Egypt in hopes of finding any eligible Kings. xkfaxmy X0-tLVT'?z M -ww f f? A WZ, 1 , ' , ' -J T. CAMERA SHY. Q. CHARLESTON OLLEEN OF SQ. 3.TwO'S COMPANY, THREE'S A CROWD. 4. LXTTLE NELL 5. CARE TO WADE? 6. COHEN. 7. BLANKET PARTY. a. CuTeE. 9. TEACHERS PETS 0, To. THE GANG. TT. NICE 1 HUH? TQ. LOVE BLRDSR 13. WELL REAL-LY GJRLSE! 14. ROOM MOTHERS AND FATHER. 15. DEE-DAR. 16. THE LN- DUSTRLODS SENIOR CLASS OF f.-52. 17. ALMOST GOT LEFT OUT. ,i',! Q L 1 J .-l..-1-i ,-s 2 I ,X '-' MCC vw 'Q'- v rx-5 I f f-ii. - f 2 Q. ' Q X 0. Qf gm ,.--f- 7R 'Eff-x'fx ff bx gf' .-,,,...- X V35 HTLSHML IIHICLRS President ,.... ..... T OMMY ELLIOTT Vice-President ..... ..... J IMMY SCHOEPPEL Secretory ..... ....... M ELBA PUGH Treasurer ..... ...... J ANIE SULLIVAN FAITH BROWN CHARLOTTE CATE PHILLIP DULANEY RONNIE ELLIOTT ALBERT GAMOT IIIISHIIII W' BLANCHE BOWERS HAZEL CHANEY CHUCK ELLIOTT TOMMY ELLIOTT MARCIA Jo GUTHRIE ALEPH HALL ROSE MARIE HENDERSON CAROLYN HICKERSON JOYCE LYNN HURT JOYCE LYNDSAY FRESHNIE LAVOYD HALL MYRNA HERNDON BOBBY HOWELL THURMAN KEMP SANDRA LONG FAYE MAC KEY ERMA MCAFFEE BARBARA MILLER JOE PARKER JON POPE FRESHME PATSY MAURER FRANCES MEEKS BILLIE MOONEY JAMES PILCHER MELBA PUGH PHEOBE ANN RAMEY HAL ROSENBERG WANDA SCOTT BILLIE NELL STOKES JAMES USHER HTLSHNIL JERRY ROBERTS JIMMY SCHOEPPEL JUDY STARLING JANIE SULLIVAN DON WADDELL JOHN WILLIAMS FRLSHNILN BOBBY BUSH MARY HELEN WILSON A Typical Office Scene. llllHlH llllllll Left to Right: lst Row: Dale Rosenburg, Philip Ryals, Gerald Phillips, Alfred Kahn, Jack Stanley. 2nd Row: Thurman Thompson, Douglas Gillis, Norman Clay, Jack Holt, Norma Andrews, Mary Arthur Kirk, Carolyn Crosby, Shelby Jean Tucker, Betty Echols. 3rd Row: Monty Adams, Ronald Berry, Chester Mullis, Barbara Jean Spires, Neely Johnson, Pat Elliot, Erma Jean Lairsey, Norma Gant, Carol Ann Mullis, Evelyn Prince. 4th Row: David Cunningham, Jackie Sims, Rex Andrews, Doris Carner, Corrine Collins, Kaye Friend, Sarah Hill, Nadie Head, Derother Rushing, Jan Burnhardt, Betty Holt, Lynette Hammond, 5th Row: Val Gabaldon, An- nette Mclntosh, Joyce Heolon, Louette Brock, Jeanine Mock, Mr. Shaw, Harry Elarbee, Mr. Thompson, and Gaye Schoeppel. Mr. Bobby Show and Mr. Marvin Thompson were Sponsors. Sllll lll lilllllll . -, . ' , ,V 517' 7' I .AWL xl, Left to Right: lst Row: Johnny Peacock, Jackie Miller, Mr. Keene, Joan Jerriel, Shirley Kato, Janice Odom, Wilda Davis, Betty A. Raineri, Linda Sellers, Evelyn Mock, Sandra Adams. 2nd Row: Max Beverly, A. A. Holmes, Billy Culberson, Roland Mills, Richard Hatton, Billy Peacock, Mickey Ryals, Wayne Hill, Eugene Pierce. 3rd Row: 'Earl Merridth, Fred Beakland, Melvin Herndon, Gordon Chase, V-lillie Joiner, Wanda Earls, Barbara Simmons, Paul Hisler, Anna Lee Boyd, Betty O'Neal, Cathline Culberson, Sammy McKinstry, Harry Sheppard. 4th Row: Buddy Burnett, Karl Peadon, Clyde Alley, James Stamps, John Geurry, Wilma Wagnon, Rupert Mock, Wayne Weaver, Lory Ann Rockwell, Patsy Crady. Sth Row: J. D. Peadon, Ray Waddel, David Sim- mons, Richard Smith, Silvia Jones. 6th Row: Elsie Monters, Weldon Cardin, Mary Ellen Crews, Earl Merridth, Evelyn Vonn, Bernice Pierce, Lily Pope Hamblin, and Barbara Otto. Mr. Leland Keene was the Sponsor. X Ny! ,H ff :Wx ' , 5 Q' ff! 9 I ff yr X f M f MW , M f ff W sf fffy 95,355 1 ? M' f fSf ff ff f Zyf ,ff gow lf ZW f 7 fa' if 1' Q f 0594! ff 1 fXQWf wffxw N f awk f X iff Q ff! KZ, MMV-if 1 n IS 7 1 . ,M,, qi X I ,,,,, f, W Qt? ...e '11-1, 'z ff .. iw 1 W ' 9!1Q'15.' C 11 . ., we ,, , M H 1, Goidn some place. 2. Coming throvgh. 3. W1were's This, Sapp? 4. Hjerry Lewis. 5. Look cat me! Lee. 6. Comink in. 7. Looks pretty good from here. 8. Jo's eating. 9, Please--girls! 10. The big Three. 11. Grin cmd Bear if. 12. Show of1s!i 13. Pretty gel. 14. Tiweres our couch, 15. Lend cn hand. 16, Wheres The gals? 17, Tm not msd. 18. We ihree. 19. Whcfs ?his?33? 20, Dick!!! 21. Mgebm 1. 22. Sorry Leroy, misiake. X DQ ,ff 7 '1?L- Af, KW Saorla . . llllll lIllAlIHlS Junior High Coach LELAND KEENE Girls Phy. Ed. Instructor GERRY HICKS This was Coach Dub Kendrick's first year as head coach. With very little ma- terial with which to work but with the help of his assistant, Coach William Howard, a tine football team was produced. Coach Howard was head basketball cdach while Coach Kendrick coached the B Squad. Football managers were: Oral Adams, Robert Deloach, and Eugene Buchanan. -clyymvifffi I V flwflaff . . Plllllllll Bllll DEVILS First Row: Left to Right: Jack Boland, Alfred Meeks, Charles McCurdy, Roy Spooner, David McCoy, Dick At- kins. Qnd Row: .lim Rozelle, Gordon Hoyle, Buddy Hewell, Gene Caruthers, Tommy Sheppard, Harry Levins. 3rd Row: Robert Gcodson, Bobby Schroder, Tommy Elliott, Donald Williams, Bennie Sims, Carney Wilder, Bobby Carlton, Lewis Pope, Wiley Howell, Bill Hatton, Colvin Herring. lnothall Results nl '52 PAHOKEE CLEWISTGN PAHOKEE KEY WEST .. PAHOKEE LAKE WORTH PAHOKEE SEACREST .. . PAHOKEE ST. ANNS . . . PAHOKEE FT. PIERCE .. PAHOKEE OKEECHOBEE PAHOKEE STUART .... PAHOKEE VERO BEACH PAHOKEE BELLE GLADE Q JJQJ if g00f6Cl!!. . . nigga SPO SllllS A ll llll-IIAPTAI S l 1 ,.s3,DX X CAPTAIN AND SPONSORS OF THE BELLE GLADE GAME: Left to Right: Charles McCurdy, Wynell Gillis, Shirley Watson, Carney Wilder. EVIL ll l-llll THE BLUE DEVlL'S FIRST TEAM: Left to Right: Bobby Carlton, Colvin Herring, Bennie Sims Charles McCurdy, Lewis Pope, Jack Boland, Robert Goodson. Backfield: Bobby Schroder Buddy Hewell, Bill Holton and Carney Wilder. I swfiaff CHEERLEADERS Q, r5P,,refi.,ff Left to Right Kneeling: Bonnie Meeks, Lovda Williams, Cecelia Entinger, Ann Thompson, Nancy McCoy. Standing: Shirley Watson, Gloria Stuart, Wynell Gillis. SE IUR CHEEREEADERS GLORIA STUART AETERNATE WYNELL GILLIS SHIRLEY WATSON AllEH All SIOOMJ . DICK ATKINS Line Dick has been out for the past two years and has played good ball. COLVIN HERRING Line This was Colvin's second year. He played good ball for the experience he had. CARNEY WILDER Back : 'l ' l Sl lllllt Ml c1:g. ,Qf Sf cw' ,1ff1yn1.,,w,f ,Wm , - , L , f t , V ff 5 AV , A V Q . Ly' K XV , W.. js V Z . , JACK BOLAND Line This was .Iack's third year and he held down his spot with good play- ing. BUDDY HEWELL Line and Back This was Buddy's second year. He was a very outstanding ball player in all positions he played. Carney was a very out- standing quarterback for three years. He was se- lected on All Star, All East Coast, All Little State, All Conference for two years in succession. joofda! . . DAVID McCOY Line This was David's first year out. He was a lit- tle man but he held his position well. CHARLES McCURDY Line, This was Chas. Mac's second year out. Due to a trip to Kansas, he has had only llfz years ex- perience but in this time achieved All Conference Team. LAST llllll Ml s -xfw .H VFR- fm I if K f, 'Z f 1 K az 1. -R -, , 1 if 1- 6? 1 ,MW , lmyv f ,S f an 55 ALFRED MEEKS Back Alfred played for two years. He was too old to play, his last year and his presence on the team might have made a big difference this year. BOBBY SCHRODER Back This was Bobby's second year. He was a very good ball player. His speed and shifting made him an outstanding back. ALL CONFERENCE PLAYERS Charles McCurdy, Lineg Gordon Hoyle, Lineg and Carney Wilder, Back- field. These men through out- standing playing have achieved this goal. THE BIIYSI Allllllll ZYOOM... A Belle Gldde Golden Rdm Comes to the ground ggyg Bill Hatton holding onto a beautiful passifrom Carney Sims of Pahokee. Chas. McCurdy and Bobby Carlton Wilder for the score in the Belle Glade-Pahokee are also shown. Home-coming Game. Above and Lower Left: BELLE GLADE vs. PAHOKEE At Lower Right: SEACREST vs. PAHOKEE A typical pile-up in football. This shot was taken dur- Bobby Schroder, one ot the top-ranking scorers in the ing the thrill-packed minutes of the last game of the Suncoast Conference as he scores against Seacrest to season . . . the Belle Glade-Pahokee Game. head the underdogs in a 27-7 triumph. ga5Lef6a!f . . . THE HAM SUUAH THE TEAM-First row, left to right: Robert Goodson lfl, Carney Wilder lgl, Buddy Hewell lgl. Second row: Willard Johns lgl, Harry Levins lil, Gene Caruthers lgl, Lewis Pope lcl, Mac Lynn lfl, and Joe Caranate lgl. Not shown: Danny Mullis. BUDDY HEWELL MAC LYNN RESULTS POl10lfGe Opponents 38 Forf Piercexl' ..... ........ 3 6 40 Clewisfonall ..... .... 3 O 69 Belle Gladekl' ... .... 49 33 Lake Wor1h:'g'l' ... .... 50 33 Seacrestx ..... .... 4 6 50 Vero Beachxl' . . . . . . . 60 33 Stuart? ........ .... 5 3 39 Okeechobeel' .... .... 4 l 38 Fort Piercex . .. .... 35 66 Clewisronfl' ... .... 42 47 Okeechobee ... .... 44 30 Belle Gladeak .. .... 41 T8 Lake Worfhi . . .... 72 60 Seacresthl ... .. .. .... 84 49 Stuartyfl ....................... 58 IF Conference games, 'l'-Home TOURNEY RESULTS . . . lConferencel 38 Sluarf .......................... 52 TOURNEY RESULTS. . .lDisfrictl 21 Vero Beach ....... ........... 4 9 Sl IDRS CARNEY WILDER BOBBY WHITE THE HB Sllllilll gCl5L2f6ClK THE TEAM-Left to Right, First Row: Leland Becton, Bobby White, Milton Wilson, White Jerseys: Elmer El- liott, Tommy Sheppard. Last Row: Bennie Sims, Wiley Howell, Farris Kincaid, Wayne Burdeshaw. Not ini Jn. HIGH will --IQ 1' '-7 3 47 V iv? .V F N 7 5 a.f',i-i 4 x K 't VASE- i l l I H 'f rw r- 1. .f J ,,,,, I ,W ,,,, ,,,. , ,,,,,, , ,iffgtf 0 i fy ,Wi t V if THE TEAM-Lett to Right, First Row: Albert Gamot, Phillip Ryals, Chester Mullis, Norman Clay, Weldon Car- den, Billy Culberson. Second Row: Official, Tommy Elliott, Kenneth Culberson, Douglas Gillis, James Usher, Donald Waddel, Don Beverly, Jackie Miller, Jon Pope, and Coach Leland Keene. yoofiaff... JR. HIGH Hlllllllll THE TEAM-Left to Right, First Row: Jimmy Lee Hoyle, Johnny Peacock, Donald Waddel, Jackie Miller, George Mills. Second Row: Don Beverly, Thurmond Thompson, James Ushei, Harry Sheppard, Billy Joe Pea- cock, Norman Clay. Third Row: Gerald Phillips, James Pilcher, Joe Parker, Max Beverly, Billy Culberson Clyde Alley, Philip Ryals. At Right: Coach Leland Keene. . llllAlllllS CHEERLEADERS-Lett to Right, Front: Billie Nell Stokes, Marcia lo Guthrie, Faith Brown. Back: Francis Meeks Aleph Hall, Sandra Long, and Mary Arthur Kirk. Soorlal.. NNllAl BA llllll At Right: This is the way we enjoyed ourselves. f ff! X, fe W Each year the local Lions Clubs honor the Belle Glade and Pahokee football teams with a big banquet. This page is to show our apprecia- tion for such a good banquet. At Left: A portion of the huge number being served. There was enough for everyone . . . and every- one had enough. BABY PICTURES ew, ' ff Wh W' 25 ,,, . X 1 4 391 .4 'f l 5, y W I X W6 M , f 1 f f n fr , X l. Ccfney Wilder. 2, Dolorez Vwlillioms. 3,'Wynell Jensen. 4. Millard Stanley. 5. Leorme Gcmol. 6. Barbara Mc llwcin. 7. Dorothy Fields. 8. Linda Cowon. 9. Shirley Watson, lO. Eugene Williams. ll. Belly Culberson. l2. Wynell Gillis. 73, Louise Holton. l4. Bobby While, 15. Bill Sanford. ,l V W 1 x l Ni :SSX X! N tixggxliwfwx Xlzrf I 'X r ' buf ' lr Q X wb-y N - A M X 2 ,f,X4,-ms X .XA w- -,.. a M ww- S .,, X . fl 2 ici :gs .7 X N r Q gy +f,Xgl,- , X 4 5 - . wx., xq nz Rvigw, . W:- ,figgg 2.1 X XJ- . MX. evil? S l. Buddy Hewell. 2. Moda Lynn, 3. Charles McCurdy. 4. Myra Baxter and Celera Gent. 5. John Adams. 6. Joann Platt, 7. Colvin Herring, 8. Dick Atkins. 9. Donna Jo Spooner. 10. Elizoberh Cloridy. ll. Ada Tillman. 32, Gloria Sfuorf, ff 1 ,I - FX !, ,,, -,.. 61.3. A, af 0711133 CRE ff gQ if FN KKK ffbx .Sf Z,Z,.. l4,,,.f---Q 1Z 'l..-h 5- if f '1i. 1i N '..-,XXX ' ' fi - 1 T y Z - , ,.A.,,..,..,-.Y...- - -- -- - HIISEQEW-.. K XX V lllS1lllillll l'.H.S. BA ll The Pahokee High School Band was reorganized May 10, 1940 under the direction of Mr. Robert O. Lampi. Rehearsals were started and continued throughout the summer and the band was ready for the 1940 football season. ln the Contest Festival held in St. Petersburg in the spring of 1941 the Band won 1st division rating in marching, 3rd in concert, and 3rd in sight reading for Class D Bands. The festival was not held in 1942 but for the next three years Inspection Contests, wartime substitute for the festival, the Band received First Division ratings, in concert and sight reading. These first division rat- ings were repeated in 1946 at the state contest in St. Petersburg. At the District Contest in West Palm Beach in 1947, first divisions were won in concert, sight read- ing, and marching and at the State Contest in Miami, Pahokee received 2nd in sight reading, 2nd in march- ing, and 3rd in concert. ln 1948 at the District Contest in West Palm Beach the Band received lst in concert, 1st in sight reading, and 1st in marching, At the State Contest held in St. Petersburg the Band won 2nd in concert, 1st in sight reading,and 1st in marching. ln the District Contest held in Pahokee in 1949 honors such as lst in concert, 1st in sight reading, and 2nd in marching were won. At Jacksonville in the State Contest the Band won 1st in sight reading, 2nd in concert, and 2nd in marching. West Palm Beach was the place of the District Contest in 1950. The Band won 1st in concert, sight read- ing, and in marching. At the State Contest in Miami, 1st in sight reading, 1st in marching, and 2nd in concert. The 1951 District Contest held at this school bestowed honors upon the Band with three firsts. State Con- test in St. Petersburg: 1st concert, 1st sight reading, and 2nd in marching. The Band plays at football games, gives concerts, goes on parades, and plays for civic organizations. ln completing the 1952 year the 53 members and Mr. Lampi hope to take top honors at the contests. District Contest will be held in Pahokee. DOROTHY FIELDS Historian At Right: The band during its everyday routine. ll.H.S. lllll Personnel DlRECTOR R. O. Lampi DRUM MAJORETTE Rita Hurt MAJORETTES Donna Spooner Martha Hall Eleanor Walker Judy Starling Melba Pugh CLARINETS Dorothy Fields Bettye Culberson Louise Hatton Rose Henderson Bobby Howell Carolyn Hickerson Joyce Lindsay Shirley Ammons Stella Barnes Dick Atkins Jill Mcllwain Charles McCurdy Alden Chase Lewis Collins Judy Starling Martha Culberson Eleanor Walker TROMBONES Frances Wilson Don Adarns Rita Hurt Neely Johnson OBOE Peggy Shirley DRUMS Carolyn Scruggs Chuck Elliott JoannPlatt Lewis Collins FRENCH HORNS Joyce Hurt Jackie Scruggs Martha Hall Patty lzzy CORNETS Roberto Hatton Calvin Padgett George Scruggs John Williams Phillip Dulaney Freddie Blakey Harry Elarbee Jimmy Schoppel Gordon Chase Alfred Kahn GLOCKENSPIEL Phoebe Ramey SAXOPHONES Bonny Miller Millard Stanley Val Gcbaldon Donna Spooner BARITONES Mary Hall Melba Pugh SOUSAPHONE John Rogers Jimmy Rozelle Jimmy Shuttler BASSOON Jeannie Platt FLUTES Donald Pickett Donna Gail Jensen Carol Carpenter IIII IIAIIMI DICK ATKINS Clarinet BETTYE CULBERSON Clarinet DONNA SPOONER DOROTHY FIELDS Moioreffe Clarinet Saxophone f ,ii JOANN PLATT Drums LOUISE HATTON Clarinet CHARLES MCCURDY Clarinet RITA HURT Drum Majorette Trombone MILLARD STANLEY Saxophone Sllllll l llllll Cll Lett to right: lst row: Jimmy Schoppel, Sylvia Wilson, Eleanor Walker, Ann Atkins, Charles McCurdy, Presi- dent, Rita Hurt, Joyce Hurt, Jeanine Mock, Frances Wilson. Qnd row: Val Gabaldon, Patsy Rainer, Lory Rock- well, Ronny Elliolt, Millard Stanley, Ada Tillman, Wiley Howell. lllllllMAN'S Clllli Lett to right: lst row: Shirley Watson, Bonnie Meeks, Wynell Gillis, Gloria Stuart, Lovda Williams, Ann Thompson, Nancy McCoy. 2nd row: Bennie Sims, Alfred Meeks, Bill Hatton, Carney Wilder, Buddy Hewell, Lewis Pope, Dick Atkins. 3rd row: Coach Kendrick, Gordon Hoyle, Harry Levins, Charles McCurdy, Eugene Williams, O. G. Ryals, Robert Goodson, Eugene Caruthers, Colvin Herring, David McCoy, Jimmy Rozelle, Bobby Schroder. Not pictured: Mac Lynn. EUTIIRE EARMERS lll AAAERIEIA lst Row: M. Adams, H. Elarbee, D. Gillis, J. Williams, P, Dulaney, J. Parker. 2nd Row: E. Stuart, G. Phillips, N, Clay, V. Galbalden, A. Kahn, J. Stanley, D. Rosenburg, C. Mullis, N. Johnson, T. Kemp, R. Frierson. 3rd Row: C. Padget, J. Usher, G. Scott, M. Hughes, B. Bush, A. Gamot, R. DeLoach, T. Sheppard, G. Buchanan, J. Pilcher, T. Elliott, D. Cunningham. 4th Row: D. McCoy, M. Stanley, C. McCurdy, G. Scruggs, D. Mullis, F. Kincaid, B. Hewell, J. Adams, T. Echols, A. Chase. 5th Row: D. Adams, L. Pope, D. Atkins, B. Justice, D. Da- vis, E. Vlilliams, B. White, Mr, Brooks, W. Howell, J. Rozelle, C. Elliott, O. Adams, E. Caruthers. F.F.A. OFFICERS are, left to right: President, Alfred Meeks, Secretary, Robert DeLoach, Treasurer, Orel Adams, Vice President, Dick Atkins, and Reporter, Eugene Buchanan. l.l. . llllillllll Pictured here is the F.F.A. Quartet, left to right: Millard Stanley, Bobby Schroder, Dick Atkins, and Charles McCurdy. The Czuartet sang before public gatherings. l.l.A. lllllli RS l.l.ll. SWEHHEART lg? 8 As usual there were two delegates this year to attend Pictured is the F.F.A. Sweetheart ot l95l. She was elected Conventions. Dick Atkins, at right, attended the State by the penny-a-vote system. Convention and Alfred Meeks the National Convention. JU IUR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Lett to right, lst row: Alden Chase, Chuck Elliott. 2nd Row: Charles McCurdy, Wayne Burdeshaw, Leland Becton, Jimmy Schoppel, Lewis Collins, Don Adams, Donald Pickett, Calvin Padgett, John Williams, Colvin Herring, Dicky Atkins, Jack Boland, Eugene Caruthers. 3rd Row: John Adams, Willard Johns, Jimmy Rozelle, Joyce Hurt, John Rogers, Ann Atkins, Jeanne Platt, Rose Henderson, Allred Meeks, Judy Starling, Patsy Maurer, Tommie Usher, Sara Summers, Bonnie Meeks, Shirley Ammons, Arlene Raineri, Thelma Vann, Dot Fields. 4th row: Dolly Pope, Frances Woods, Carney Wilder, Martha Hall, Stella Barnes, Marie Sapp, Myra Baxter, Joann Platt, George Scruggs, Elmer Elliott, Lewis Pope, Harry Levins. PA AMERICA CLUB Lett to right, lst row: Jackie Scruggs, Bonnie Miller, Gloria Stuart, Millard Stanley, Wynell Gillis, Lynn Shir- ley, Mr. Thompson, Joann Platt, 2nd row: Lucy Tootle, Donna Jensen, Shirley Watson, Rita Hurt, 3rd row: Eleanor Walker, Sylvia Wilson, Florence Padgett, Carolyn Scruggs, Martha Culberson, Bobbie Frierson, Betty Culberson 4th row: Frances Wilson, Lewis Collins, Leonne Gamot, Ada Tillman. 5th row: John Rogers. uint Rl stlti Left to right: Derotha Rushing, Annette Mclntosh, David Cunningham, Virginia Stamps, Arlene Batchelor, Mary Arthur Kirk, Evelyn Prince, Linda Sellers, Janice Odum, Patricia Crady, Pat Elliott, Betty Holt, Corrine Collins, Irma Jean McAHee, Jeanine Mock, Charlotte Cate, Charlene Stucky, Melba Pugh, Miss Ruth Dorsey, Sandra Adams, Kaye Friend, Lorey Ann Rockwell. IIHICE STAH Left to right, lst row: Louise Hatton, Myra Baxter, Lovda Williams, Rita Faye Hurt, Dorothy Fields, Aleph Hall, Sandra Long, Mrs. Miller, Myrna Herndon, Joyce McCall, Gaye Schoppel, Lynette Hammond, Faith Brown. In front: Stella Sue Barnes. At desk: Bonnie Fay Meeks. 7 x P.H.S. PEP HUB Miss Gerry Hicks did a grand job in organizing the 1952 Pep Club, P.H.S. HH lilllli The Pahokee Glee Club sang at many different occasions under the direction of Mr. Ed Leggett JUUR AllSM Left to right, lst row: O. G. Ryals, Danny Mullis, Elizabeth Claridy. 2nd row: Robert Del.oach, Bobby White, Bennie Sims, Jorene Combs. 3rd row: Eugene Buchanan, Marie Sapp, Miss Hendry, Carol Cowcrt, Gordon JH. RED C3038 Hoyle. Left to right, 'lst row: Linda Mills, Lynette Hammond, Evelyn Prince, Jimmy Schoppel. 2nd row: Marie Sapp Martha Culberson, Barbara Simmons, Mr. Keene. Sllllll Pllllllll Lett to right, first row: Joey Amendola, Franklin Smith, Rusty Hall, Wayne Unwin, James Weaver, Lonnie Clay Glen Blanton, Richard Hardaway, David Riddle. 2nd row: Carrol Watson, Weldon Cardin, Wayne Elliott Billy Joe Peacock, Earl Kelly, Richard Phillips, Richard Smith, Tommy Collins. 3rd row: Mac Lynn Wayne Weaver, Joe Parker, Morris Hughes, Buddy Burnett, Eddie Vertommen, Douglas Gillis, Phillip Ryals Paul Histler. 'U' iw llllllZlIlS Kneeling: Captain Mac Lynn. Standing: Lts. Joe Parker, Douglas Gillis, Philip Ryals, and Morris Hughes. Mac Lynn and Morris Hughes were delegates to the National Safety Pa- trol Jubilee held at Washington, D. C., Moy, 1951. In our later years w Mrs. Y ' e were ork s students. This sh was take ' ot n durmg the P.A.D. class. REMEMBER We may leave P,H.S. but we won't forget our classes. Re- member Study Hall? All the girls will not forget this one. The onl sch y class in ool for the home-maker. , K , XX. I' f Wi' I 1. Comer bunch. 2. 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' ,,,- A 9,5 ,wi ' 1311? '.,' f. W, jf . -, I I f r E I -I - b fi fflflhg COCKTAIL I A -ai f rf'f4!lF' . i , E 1 LOU NG E 2:4T'fef2 1izg Q ,,,-,, FINEST DRINKS I ftt ' I , f 'E e'tt .T 'e.N f , B. JAECKEL, Manager FINEST FACILITIES FOR BANQUETS, ETC. KLOEPPEL HOTELS IN jACKSONVILLE Mayflower George Washington Jeffersgn Q f+90't:: IIIRLEY Blog 30 i gT, ,5T Z Sconcnm nmcxs A- MA' ,. - . - 4 I Q W - A '- , 5 V --v , BUILD TO STAY TIEIEWCEOISIERETE WAY Phone 2501 PAHOKEE .M 1 :R bf 1 CONGRATULATIONS From PIUNEER GRUWERS C0-0P BROKERS ond SHIPPERS Phone2074 HARULD RABIN U0.. INC. vv- -A-AAA COMPLIMENTS COMMISSIONERS PAIIUKEE HIIUSIIIIG AUTHURITY. Incorporated -'v In In 'I 'I In In In 0 F I II 'I 'I II :I I II JIIIIIES BRIIS. FARMS CELERY POTATOES CABBAGE ESCAROLE CI-IICORY CORN Conners Highway Ccmcul Point AII Produce Especially Selected For Equolify And Freshness PHONE 688 BOX 491 CANAL POINT :QQ COMPLIMENTS and BEST WWSHES to THE CLASS OF 1952 MAX E. BEVERLY, INC0liPORA'l'ED MAX, AL, COL, ond EVE 4 :: ::::: :::Joo0c::::::::- 4 'I 1 1 BEST of LUCK to CLASS of '52 I' FERTILIZER and INSECTICIDE SALES PAHOKEE, FLORIDA II ELLIOTT MOTORS, INCORPORATED :- FGRD ' SALES SERVICE I, THos. L. and B. ELLIOTT 'P BEST of LUCK tothe CLASS of '52 T I N Y D I N E R CATER'S FURNITURE 'E FREE DELIVERY-FREE PARKING-EASY TERMS l 333 Doturo Street I WEST PALM BEACH I, We Appreciate Our Glades Friends ----AA-A--J-o0fc-AA-J-cA:-0-01fA-.v-0-cA:00c-.roc-A---A- I :V-A003 l CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ot '52 From A FRIEND - - - - - - v ::::::::::::::::::::- ::::J-4-:: OFFICE SUPPLIES Palm Beach Typewriter Co. Halsey and Griffith 304-306 So. Olive Avenue 313 Datura Street WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of I952 STUCKEY , FERTILIZER WORKS Manufacturers of DOUBLE L BRAND FERTILIZER SUPER-BLEND INSECTICIDES BLAKE L. DUNSON, Manager PHONE 4201 PAHOKEE, FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS OF J. W. BROWN BOE'S Your ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE DeoIer THE COLONNADES ON THE OCEAN --- PALM BEACH SHORES The Summer Vacation Spot of Your Door Sfep 0 APARTMENTS 0 HOTEL ROOMS 0 SWIMMING POOL 0 COCKTAIL LOUNGE FAX POINVEXTER, Monoger PHONE W.P.B. 35741 M . I . K E E N CANAL POINT FLORIDA STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Always ReIiobIe PAHOKEE CANAL POINT INDIANTOWN Doy 235I Phones Night 46OI BEST WISHES CLASS of '52 JOHN E. WILSON Distributor of PURE OIL PRODUCTS PAHOKEE, FLORIDA :::::::::::: - :::::-4-:::: A -:::::::::::: ,,,09 BEACH CLUB PALM BEACH SHORES - SINGER ISLAND TELEPHONE 9648 OuR SPECIAL - LOBSTER STEANIIED IN BEER - ALL You CAN EAT - 31.75 'I -ALSO- L SEAFOOD PLATTER - CLAM CHOWDER - STEAKS - CHOPS - FRIED CHICKEN 55 ALA CARTE ORDERS 3 COCKTAILS Iozoo AM. TO 5 PM. -1- OPEN 'TTL P 1 OPEN AIR PATIO - RIGHT ON OCEAN COCKTAIL LOUNGE I BEST SERVED ALWAYS ,....iiiii iiiiliiifiiiiiilfiif, LP COMPLIMENTS OF STUART FARM REPAIR SERVICE' :::::::::::- ::::::::oc::Jc:::::::::::::::Jc::::. ROYAL,S Incorporated Your One-Stop Stofion in the Glodes BELLE GLADE CLEWISTON LAKE HARBOR :J-4-:::- fo-0c::::::: :::::::::: -::::::::::::::: CONCRETE - BLOCKS - STEEL CALL-BURNUP and SIMS Phone 2-3836 WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA Compliments of JACK SPENCER 1' -- -- f v-Tp I , Q FOR CLOTHING FOR THE 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I and 2 ENTIRE FAMILY I GEORGE BELK, JR. Quality Meats , of JA' S BELK's GROCERY ' RAHOKEE, FLORIDA SHOP ANTHONY'S ,iff ' ::ffji COMPLIMENTS I I BEST WISHES OF 72 fl To 'I SENIORS OF '52 P KWCHMAN HKEESEE PACKING' COMPANY II COMPANY ' Supplier Of BELLE GLADE SINOLAIR PRODUCTS FLORIDA GLADES AREA ,.4--,.0.4:--- - - -:::::-4-::::::::: 'I 'I 'I 'I -vol :.ft:J-t:gv-oo-c:J-c::::- A:::: COMPLIMENTS OF REEDER'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 901 N. Dixie West Polm Becich Phone 7756 SERVICE TO THE GLADES SINCE I927 :::::::::::::::::::::: Movies ore Beffer Thcin Ever Besi Wishes GOLD-DOBROW TH EATRES PAHOKEE BELLE GLADE BEST WISHES To CLASS of '52 HULL PACKING COMPANY A::::.f0'0-c:::: : -- CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS of 1952 STUDENT COUNCIL OF PAHOKEE HIGH SCHOOL ...vv.v-..v.--v---- -----v-- - v I I 1, COMPLIMENTS II gf I. w. MUIIIS 8. J. I-I. Lynn I Representing EE THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE I SOCIETY I of the United States II COMPLIMENTS OF PAHOKEE LIONS CLUB PAHOKEE, FLORIDA f ,.... S E E 55 BILL MCCLENITI-IAN I II for 'I It IEROCK MUCK FILL BEST WISHES to SENIORS of '52 DAN CARPENTER AGENCY feet: 14-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: If INCOME - ESTATE - MISC. TAXES CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I T. c. RICHARDSON'S TAX SER., INC. BEST of LUCK from VIOLET'S BEAUTY SALON 9 v ----- vv-----v ---- ---- - - I II BEST OF EVERYTHING I II CLASS of '52 'I I I PAHOKEE POLICE DEPARTMENT ft 'I COMPLIMENTS OF S A M B E R R Y II Ig ----v v --vv - v - -V000 fr:: ::::J-4-::::: :::.:4- l,,,,r----- A----,4.-A- COMPLIMENTS OF IIGILII COMPLIMENTS OF PALM BEACH POST-TIMES AII The News of Palm Beach Counfy COMPLIMENTS CQMHTMENTS OF or JACK and BETTY FRANK and RUTH BARWICK HAND'-EY CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS BRING YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS TO SUE MEAD THE BEAUTY MART C H A N D L E R ' S soDAs suNDRTEs CONGRATULATIONS PAHOKEE MILL 81 SUPPLY CO., INC. PAINT MILLWORK BUILDING MATERIALS Box 507 Phone QI 3I PAHOKEE of .,.. vvvvv v vv vv: Congratulations To a Fine Group of Young Americans LAKE OKEECHOBEE FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE Q L-::::: -------AA---------A-- BesT of Luck Groduofes JONES' HARDWARE CO. COBURN HARDWARE CANAL POINT I, xx :xx ::::::::::- KAHN,S succEss T O DEPARTMENT STORE CLA s s of '5 2 COMPLIMENTS PIANO5 ,O ORGANS CLASS OF 1952 PAHOKEE FLOWER SHOP BAND INSTRUMENTS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS BRUBAKER MUSIC CO ----04----AA----AA SUE'S GIFT SHOP PAHOKEE JESSIE BARNES, Owner GOOD LUCK FOUR-WAY SERVICE STATION GOOD LUCK To GRADUATES DAN'S RESTAURANT Loke Avenue ----A----A-- -----.Q WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE PAHOKEE, FLORIDA I. M. Loir, Owner We Thank Q: BILL BOSWORTH I PHQTOGRAPHER forthe 1952 DEVIL'S TRAIL 'I F, , , :: -:.-:::::::.-::::::::::::: V: A: ::T::x::T::x:::::' , RAY'S SERVICE 1 STATION II CANAL POINT, FLORIDA II GULF GAS 84 OILS Roy Hawk 8E Son COLLINS FURNITURE co. sooo LUCK deoler for SENIORS t: BADQOCR FURNITURE II BIG LAKE STORE I PAHOKEE PHONE 4461 CongrcIfUIoIions Seniors OUT Future Depends on You PAUL SASSER 'VF It MYERS LUGGAGE OF THE PALM BEACHES JI' J .err 'Ft -mr 1 I I Compliments of REDWING SUPER MARKET 901 N. VV. Lake Road BELLE GLADE, FLORIDA Congratulations to Class of 1952 GLADES APPLIANCE CORPORATION Westinghouse Appiances Dependable Building Materials BELLE GLADE oooo LucK U PTH EG ROVE'S Meats, Groceries, and Poultry PAHOKEE Compliments.of COWART'S Laundry Dry Cleaning PAHOKEE Congratulations of PARRISH J EWELRY CO. PAHoKEE CONN DAND 'NSTRU'MENTS G com. um. I-an mr. n...f...... mmm muwu u x A Il 7 , 'A-A '. Music Company ' 522 Clematis Phone 5697 Oldest and Largest Music Dealers in the Palm Beaches GLADES MERCANTILE COMPANY New 81 Used Furniture Mattress Renovating and Upholstering Phone 4147 PAHOKEE, FLORIDA 4,:::::::::: +:::::::::,y Congratulations from MOCK'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP PAHOKEE A --A0-t-- A----A:::::::::::: A::: COMPLIMENTS to THE SENIOR CLASS O. R. BLEECH GLADES TRUCK STOP Gos, Oil, Tires, Wosh Jobs Complete Lubrication See KYLE ond GLEN for GOOD SERVICE CANAL POINT, FLORIDA BEST WISHES BEST of LUCK BADCOCK FURNITURE To '52 SENIORS 512 Clemotis Street WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA S U C C E S S fo COMPLIMENTS CLASS of '52 KNIGHT 8K CO., INC. ORA POWELL WRECKED CARS MADE NEW CONGRATULATIONS J. LOUIE CARTER CLERK CRIMINAL es. CoUNTY COURT Body ond Fender Repoiring-Pointing GENE FALLAW BODY SHOP Tel. 509 Box 191 PAHOKEE, FLORIDA 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I 1 1 L 1' 1 I 'I 1 COMPLIMENTS OF S. H. KRESS COMPANY GOOD LUCK from McCRORY'S 5-10-31.00 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1952 LAKE BUICK COMPANY SALES SERVICE 'I -fr-J BEST WISHES SENIORS PAHOKE SERVICE STATION PURE OIL PRODUCTS F. G. GILLIS, Owner , GOOD LUCK 1 I from I CONE'S PAINT SHOP 1 ' BELLE GLADE, FLORIDA ,fiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,: ,,,,,f 'Qiiiiiiif GOOD LUCK I IQ To SENIOR CLASS '52 I. I DON HILLIER :I 1 viiiliiillliiiillila:iii CONGRATULATIONS I from 25 GLADES DRUG STORE 1 'I The Prescripfion Store IE Phone 2731 Belle Glcxde 'I Lx,,,:,,::,- ,:x:,:::: SUCCESS WALKER OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 300 Ave. A. Tel. 3012 BELLE GLADE, FLORIDA I :I I II II 'I 'I 1- ------- v'--------- 1 1, I 1: BEST WISHES '4 CONGRATULATIONS :I GRADUATES I SENIORS OF 1952 ' I THE FABRIC CENTER, If I 1 ' P A H 0 K E E INC. I 1I 1 , FISH MARKET PIIOASQ-196 I WEST PALM BEACH 1 L :- :::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::-II f I I II CompIImenTs of SUCCESS FROM I I I 3 CY'S MEN'S STORE VANDERGRIFT-WILLIAMS I 1, and FARMS :' gf THE FRONTIER SHOP I I WEST PALM BEACH RAHOREE, FLORIDA I 1 1I L ,L eeeeeeeeee .... 1- -::::::::.-::::::::: :: T::: : ::::::::::::: I I I I I COMPLIMENTS I I OF I I 5 I 'I I 'I II ,C LEO MAXWELL 4 1I ' I I sf I 24555: ffffffffifffiifiiffiif :I 5: :::::::::::::::::::::: -::'3 CONGRATULATIONS TO K E R M A N 1 5 I THE CLASS OF 52 Exclusive Ouffiffers for PorTicuIc1r II GLADES LIVESTOCK Womenu MARKET ASSOCIATION eewrvs - WRAPS - SPORTS WEAR Phone 6570 327 Clematis ST. :I on 1, Pohokee - BeIIe Glade Reed WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA I I 'I .I COMPLIMENTS OF GLAIIES EQUIPMENT PAHoKEE, rLoRioA :::::::::::::::::::J:::::: -::::::::::::::::::: ---- : - A - - - A:A 4 '+' AA -A 4- - ---Ll f'0 ' v --'- ---v v vv -- vv -rocvva-ooo--fc .... ,-:::::,v.4-, Congratulations And Best Wishes To Our Leaders and Home Makers Ot the Future - May That Future Be Filled With Good Service To Your Community Ice Serves Our Nation's Health from Field to Table THE CITY ICE 8. FUEL DIVISION CITY PRODUCTS CORPORATION :::: ::::o-c::::- ::::::+0-0-0-c A A A A COMPLIMENTS UNITY FARM 4a 'r 4: 4+ E4 4 E 4 J BEST WISHES SENIORS UNIIIR CLASS ::::j v-- Q-t vv-. - .vvv 9000004 ALL GOOD WISHES HOMETOWN BAKERY CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '52 4 4 4 KILGORE SEED CO. 4 s:::Jc:::: ::::o-c::: P 44 44 4r 44 J-o-0-0.1 BEST WISHES ond CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF T952 A. J. GAMOT COMPLIMENTS OF BERT ROEMER MoToRs 4 -1 44 4r 4a 4 4 4 44 4+ 4a 4a 44 41 4a 4+ 44 ,,,,- , X Jofm Gibams 1 N .? Gffreb Jllcefxs V ' 1 5TZilTar6 gfanfeg barneg wifber Euciffe 'Z5ooi'fe xx K. Xi-XQ-Mm,..f K ,fDicii Gfiiins ffdxfer 1 55o56ie frierson 'wgnefl' Jensen. E.-'bna Qlnwin Gofvin Dferrim Jack Siaofanb effzaslifi XC-:KQQ-wg Einigi Q4imf1 l Gefefa Sant Eeonnz Qomoi 55ar6ara Sliclfwain. 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