Palm Beach High School - Royal Palm Yearbook (West Palm Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1939 volume:

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X 5.x CRA gf H- X Via ' Mix 3 ,-uf' 1 , 3 41 . jig Q. , 9,-, i ff' 1.-1 J ff:-4, W f . 'af' if Dedicated to MR. CLYDE HARRIS nn recognition of his inspiring guidance and help tnrougno ur seni r year M5853 wad Xi y 'kv .J Y x.,kk 'Q.. KV! s 5' '-N , R J -. . A ci LQ' Xb Kx'!v kSfL ,kkmx . Xgg-v A 'L 1 1 I 1 1 yy sNfbBkN'f fN xi J N cf fy--f,,-,v 3' '4 . f-gf -Kg., X 1 X if W., . ww-,..,,.,, -'W 1691 Q ff. in ,, mf' J'-xt MS. .pn wif by - f 'Q 0 fn 1 Qu 3 in . v ,0 4 ' Q . -.f , ,t y. 'Q Ai ...g FACULTY SENIUHS UNDEHCLASSMEN Juniors Sophomores ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES nf, nA ' va .4 yi ff' 3,-QQ U U41 ,Kuff u ? ,V .1 vb , . f 1 E'Qf, grjL'fi,K,'.'5 .by-v a- fm 4 L' fir' ' A - is? 2 '. ., 'f-ff, A fi A' 4 'Q . 2,-'f Lai ,x I 5 C., rpg, if V,-X ,nm '4 ku ' Lei. uf, f f'- - .A gh: f-glans? ., V P V, f 5 mc-,'-h.- .,,-fsgxff ,vu I A , ,- ,.f'e3g, I fe ' b .I k .. . AF' I 3 -gg, , 1 , 4 . 1 I U' ti' ,W 'iii ,, . . 3.1 va L M is ' wafig, W Q- . :E Y. W, Q! 1 , M J es. -IUIINNIIC 1 ., J MR. HOXYELL L. XYATKINS SIlf7C'i Z'l..Y11Z!Kj Pl'I'1ICI.f7U1 XX'lI.I.IAXMS S'I'IiI'1lI'fNS MR HHN I II CJNf 1 , . , , ,XIXU ,1.x'.x'1.s'frIl1I' 1,1'f1Iz'1fHI1 0111111-N' Sllf7C'l'l'Il1f'71fI7F1l1 of PI!171I'L' 11zs11'1zfti011 B.S Cornell Lnntrsitx NI EMILTE MAE BAT COCK ,S't'ie1zt'v, fillgflfll BS., Florida State College o VVomen. ADDIE MAE BELL? Matlienzalirs B.L., Lincoln College: BS., Colum- bia Universityg Certificate for snper- visorship of mathematics, Columbia University. BS. Middle Tennessee St ite Teach ers' College M X Peabody College LEO C. BURIN Oh C0111111crf1'r1! C.S., Michigan State Normil and Cleary Collcgc LEONARD B. CLARK Boat Building Co orduzatm I mntznfial Z dzzrutmn B.S A 81 M College Ol lahoina RUTH OTWELL COOK Eizglislz A.B., Florida State Co e e oi Vvomeng MA., University of Chicago RACHEL F. CROZIER Englixlz B.S.E., University of Arkansas, M.A., University of Florida. MARY JANE FLFSHER liuglixlz, Cmizuztic BA., Reed College ROBERT NV. FULTON Ili.v1'01'y BS. in Education, University of Tennessee. AB IMOGENE ANTHONX C ROSS .S t'1t'7Il'L' A.B., Georgia State Co L c Georgia State College Hopkins FAY HAMONX COIIII11f'l't'1'!11 BS., Florida State College for VVomeng M.Ed., University of Pitts- bnrgh. BS GERTRUDE NV. HF-XVRIN IAIUIIIU lftillllllllllti A.B., University of Kentnel v JONATHAN ROBERT HOLT Et'!1I10lIIit'5, Pmlvlczzzx in A11IU7'll'lIlL lJl'Ill0l'7'Ul'j', Brmkkrcjvizzg BA. Universit of Illinois' BS X . y v . -i University of Florida. B S Fn ineerin Unix er itx RUTH M.-XNN English A.B., Cornell Coll g GEORGE MCCAMPBELL History, Coach A.B. in Health and Physical Educa- tion, University of Florida. 'Pliotos by H. Robideanx. LALLIE BEALL MCKENZIE .llzfsif Special in Music, New Yorlc University. ELEANOR MCNEIL LI.!7I'lII'Illll AB., Florida State College for XVonien3 A.B., Library Science, Ein- ory University. CARMEN A, MONTOYAW' Sjvciziixlz A.B., Mercer University: M.A., Mercer University. B. T. MILLER Eizglish, Sfifznisli AB., NVilliam and Mary College. MARIAN FRANCES MORSE H i,rf01'Lv AB.. Smith College: M.A., Florida State College for Woiiieii. AUTHUR HENRY NEVVELLW Ilifciflzeliiafitxi B.A., McMaster Universityg M.A McMaster University. ELIZABETH GRACE OLDHAM I:l'C'lIt'!I AB., George lfVashington University: B.D. in Education, George 'Washing- ton University. CAROLINE OLIVER Plzysiml Edzwafiozz IIS., Florida State College for VVomen. CARL PRICE illaffzcmafzhr B.S.I.E., University of Florida. MARGUERITE SAVAGE Ifizglish IU., University of Missouri: A.B University of Missouri. PEARLIC G. SH EPARID fl71lI'7llIfI5III, lfl7,Qll..YfI AB., Florida State College for VVomen. MARY EI,IZAHETH SNODDY , .417 V B.S., University of Tennesseeg M.A i 'I Peabody. f f:.i LUCILLE TAYLOR f'l1y5ir'u! lfdzffafiozi ILS., University of Indiana. MARY TERRELL llistnry A.B., Mississippi EVA VAUGHN Histo ry A.B., Cornell University: M.A., Columbia University. VVomen's College. VVILHEIEMINA VALLOWEX Home 15f'0lI017ll'F.Y ' Florida State College for VV'omen. H. M. VVHITTINGTONW Atllletif l7Z'l'l'f'f0l', Social Studies B.S., The Citadel. IESSIE IJ. XVYNN v l.41f1'11 XB. in Education, University of Geor- gia: M.A., University of Georgia. MYRA ROWLAND WILEY Sfimvlz, EllgfZ'S!l AB., University of VVisconsing Speech, Diploma Course, North- western University. FRANCES BISHOP Sefztffary BS., Florida State College for VVomen. Photos hy II. Rohideaux. .11 , 'L' F n - . , v ' gr.: 1 V n K -W-lx .-aft ' si 4 . , , - n . ,RZ if . :ww 4 ,fr-:I rs . .1 1 . , - wr, S W , ,, ,u ,K , .gg .1 vm Xu 'K I 1 . .W .,. 1 W .' it V ., 1-Q, 5 A' . V iii? , fl H -K 'T 3. 4 , V I , v , V V. 1 x,,-fgigiubi p u ', H 1 f , Y I -vu. - ' 1 .V A wi 1 ' 'iq i , ' 1 1 L N , ' '1 W . . 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And still she seems the saine-as fresh and sweet as the day she Caine. EILEEN MARY ANDERSON Poopsie Drill Team '37, Pan American Club '38, '39. Procrastination is the thief of time. EUGENIE JAY ARGINTAR Janie Frond Staff '38, Little Theater Guild. My tongue is the pen of a worthy writer. BEVERLY BALLENTINE IfBe'ZjJJ 'Quiet and unobtrusive but efficient for all that. JANICE BARNETT Barney Varieties '38, G. A. A. '36, '37, '38, Tennis Team '36, '37, '38, '39, Band '36, '37, '38, Orchestra '36, '37, '38, Secretary Sophomore Class '37, Ten- nis Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Stunt Nite '37, All Star Basketball '37, '38, '39, Girl Reserves '37, '38, '39, Presidf-nt '37, '38, junior Class Most Athletic Girl, Senior Class Most Athletic Girl, Fronil Staff '39, Cheerleader '38, Quill and Scroll '39, lirlitor of ROYAL PALM. She is jolly, good-natured and true-more than her share she is willing to do. JOY GABRIELLE BARRITT Gabby You're so likable we wish you were twins. FREDERICK M, BAYER Ted Camera Club '38, Comita Latina '38, '39, Don't talk to 1ne,' 1'1n thinking. FRANCES BAYNE Fran Triangle Club, Latin Club, Glee Club. A fair exterior is a silent reeotnnrendationf' WILLIAM PARISH BELL Billy Pleasure before business. NELDA ANITA BELL Nita Drill Team '36, Frond Staff '38. 'Silence is the most perfeet herald of joy. DOUGLAS GRAHAM BILLS Bilgie Latin Club '37, '38, Stuntster Vice-President '37, '38, Glee Club 37, '38, '39, Spanish Club '38, Vice-President '39, Junior Play, Operetta '37, '39, Swimming Team '39. I caused the girls' hearts toying for joy. R, MITCHELL BISHOP ' Mitch DeMolay, Frond Staff, Debating Society. lJoggone if there ain't soznething in work that goes ag'in me. - DANIEL BOONE B0onie He is always bright and witty Hirn you will newer pity. L, K 'M,,fnN 'IL 'Z L i, X. Lx S , .. ,X 5, 1 i A l 5 VALE BOOZER lt is easy for mm to falls one ifziag and think a1zaflzvr. ' VVINIFRED L. BOWERS lVz'11111'c ' Operetta '37, '39, Glee Club '37, '38, '39: G. A. A. '39, Drill Team '39: Fraud Staff '39. Tha jay af ymztlz and l1c'alz'I1 IICI' eyes !Z'1'.Yf7fUyL'd. BILLY BOYCE l!'c I1-'f'l', not as we wish fa, but as 'luv can. CHARLES GORDY BRADY CafP'1z Football '39g Basketball '301 Track '39i Antlers' Club. l'C7llIl'1L'.V is an aflzlvfic bay- Yazn' hopes ia lzim l1v'II not dcsz'b'ay. ELIZABETH NORTON BRALEY Bf'ff1 fl. A. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Treasurer H393 Girls Tennis Club-Team Manager '38, President '39: Girl Reserves '37, '38, '39: lfrench Club '39, All Star Basketball 'VEHHI '33, '39, iVm'c'r fuawzex, amfcv' mall. EMILY MARIE BRANTLEY Tile only Vasc 'ZUl'ff1U1lf a thorn is j'1'l.Clld.l'fl1f7. BILLY BRIDGES 1 am surf H10 grclfvfxv arc .vaul'. RAYMOND ARTHUR BROCKWAY Brads Ifrond Staff '38, Glee Club '38, '39, Operctta '39. Hy lzaia' is fan Mark to make a gnad tIIlXl'l, JAMES KENNETH BROWIQR !1'11111zir ' Antlersg Key Club: junior Play: liranzl Staff: Track '38g Annual Staff. 'Il 1110a'e.ff yazllfz in Iua1'd.v and ways, I lla justly farms lzix L'llIA'.YllI1Ilf'S' fvrazsr. BARBARA ANN BRONVN Bobby Q un Nite '363 S. S. S. '36, '37, '38, '39. Vice-President '37, President '38, Glce Club Y '371 Operetta '37. .S'wcct and f7I'f'l'fj', neat and fair Lawed by L Z'l7l'jV0IlF, c'z'f1'y-zc'!1zrc. RICHARD R. BROWN nj-Jetprn D. C. T. '38, '39, By l1m1w11.' 171 make a ghost of liar that Iefs me. SAMUEL BRADFORD BROWN Bluebird Circulation and Advertising Staff of An nuali Senior Editor of Rovixi. PALM. lt is a fl'I'L'lldfj' heart that has plczzfy a f1'1'011d5. RALSTON E. BYRUM R00sz'm ' , Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39, '14 diller, cz dollar, an 8:30 .vrlzalarg II'l1at maker you 601110 an man? JOHN ARTHUR CALLAHAN A lark Glee Club '37, '38, '391 Pan-American Club 139: Operetta '39: Assistant Advertising Manager Fraud '39. Hitch your wagon fn a star, lake a .scat ana' there you arf. MIQRLE CA M 12RoN, JR. ilflikz ' Football '39, Like a powder pai?-l'11z for the women. 1 DOROTHY JUNE CAMPBELL Hflllllllyn Glee Club '38, ,392 Triangle Club '37, '38, '393 Orcbestrzl '38, '39Z Operetta '39, l llIll.Yf sfivcllc 1110 trufn, null llfllfllllg but lllf' l1'11ll1. CORNELIA CATER C0l'llj ' Cnmrzul Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Latin Club '37, '38, '39, Treasurel' Latin Club '39, Tennis Club '30, '37, '38, '39, Secretary, '39, ii. A. A. '36, '57, 'SPL Y ' '39, Leujf rin-Ai hw. Mill they gasml and llwn' rwizclci' grvtu lliat 0110 small lzvazl vould curry ull sh? le11f'iv. JOHN FRANKLIN CAUSI ER .lc1c'lC lee Club '37, '38, '39, Yice'I'resiclent '39: Oper- tta '37, '39, c1l'CllESfI'21 '39, From! Staff '38, Key - Club '39, Spanish Club '39, A loving lzvart ix flu' bcgmiiiug of ull lcalozulmlgrf' LIDABEL CHANDLER Little C'llf7ll1lP1 Glee Club '35, '38, Triangle Club. rl rosv is swrcfcl' in flu' bud tlmn full bloom. CHARLOTTE ANNA CHAPMAN Clu1lliv Drill Team '36: Coinrzlrl Club '38, '39, Glee Club '38, Orcliestru '39. To .vl1'iz'r', fo xvcflc, to End and not fo yifld. MILDRED VIOLA CHAPMAN Milelez ' Glee Club. Nofliilzg ix so draw' and f77'f'Cl.U1l.Y as tiu1f. ' EMILY CHEATHAM Cl1c'a1'lzu111 Glee Club '38, '39. UTllI1l flzouglz 011 f7ll'l1.flll'I' slzf' wax llflll, slit' lmrl on izcilzir 111i11d. ALLEN CLARK x1fL ' Band '36, '37, Pau-American Club '37, Hi-Y Club '37, '38, Football '38, 'KZQQ Key Club '38, 129- , .-In i1zd11.vI1'io1is lozl, good ul xjvorfs, wwf' is liz' out of sorts. EMMETT L. COCHRANE nslltlkllll' lI'0f icy Club, Basketball '36, Football '37, '38Z 'rack '38, Treasurer Senior Class, Assist- ant editor of RoY.ixL PALM. Nor flint you 'won or lost, lim' lzofu you ployml tln' gonzo. EVELYN CONERLY ll l1ut ll timv, IVlzaf ri t'l'I'IAll'SlIl'l.0ll. IRIS COONER Tennis Club '38, Glee Club '38, Couiracl '38, '39, Proud Stall '39. 4 lf'x izirr to lee miturol wlzm yfm'rv , iiufnrczlly 11lrv. JAMES ALFRED COOPER, JR. fiu111i1'v Dc-Moluy, Junior Stewzircl, '37, '38, ESQ. Hv ll0l Xll'l lvl his srzzalilnv 1'lIlt'l'fl'I'f' with i liix t'll'1It'lIll'UIl. L! ORIUS ELAYNE CORMACK .S'l1o1-ly Drill Teznn '37, '38, G. A. A. '37, '38: lfrornl Staff '39, .b'lllfl'l'IAl-V is flip kvyiioli' fo fI'lFlIllXl11'f'. DONALD CHARLES CRANDALL Don Glec Club '37, '38, '39, Opel-elm '37, '39: Spanish Club. lx'i'rfi fool if you 'ZU0llltl' fllllllllllllll oll1vr.v. COM ILA CRESELIOUS Rnd HSl'll'llt'l' Lv golden. .Ln E. - A X MABLE ALTA CROSS UAW, For solitude sometimes is best society. JOSEPH DASHER Little by little does the trifle. BESSE CAROLYN DEASON Kr1Cl?y ' Frond Staff '36, '37g Glee Club '36, '37, '38 etta 239. She's as fond as an Arab of dates. Q ROSE MARY DEVVITT Nueley G. A. A. '393 Drill Team '39. A merry lzeart doeth good like medicine. KATHRYN VIRGINIA DICKINSON Kay Dee Band '36, ,371 Girl Reserves '39: Frond Staff '39, Debating Society Y3Q. I will hafzfe naught to do with a nzbn who fan blow hat and cold 'with the same breath. . V LEONARD DOBROW A little thing in ha11d.is 'worth more than a great thing in prospect. MARJORIE ANN DONAHUE Bob Frond Staff '39g Quill and Scroll. Few things are impossible to diligence rf and skill, GRETEL DONALDSON fy. H T '3'H Camera Club: 'Theatre Guildg Frond Staff '39, Quill and Scroll. Not stepping o'er the bounds of modesty. C' GEORGE ELLSWORTH DOPCUS. ' l7oedie Football '38, Hjlllllll' and the world smiles with you. VICTOR HUGO DOUGI-IERTY Vie He that plants thorns must never expect to gather roses. CALVIN CHAPMAN DOUGLAS Deadeye Baseball '38: Track '39: Hi-Yg Glee Club. S'onzetinzes witliin his head he thinhs a thought. ESTHER DRAWDY Varmint - Drill Team '35, G. A. A. '38, '39. Character is the cornerstone of all success. VEDA PATRICIA DROWN i Badge qx Tennis Cub '37, '38. x I ',ll'here more is meant than meets the ear. DOROTHY DUBBIN uD0tn Glee Club '36, '38g French Club. Speak truly, shame the devil. JACK DUFF NRM., . Nothing is there more friendly to a man than a friend in need. ,393 Girl Reservesg Stunt Nite '37g Oper- MARIETTA VIRGINIA DUTTON Xu Xi fl vlosvd 111111zllz fczlvlzcs 1111 flivsf' LOUIS ICUGIQNIQ IJNVYER i'l,0lll'L ' Glce Club, Quill and Scroll. l lzarw' 0T'4'l'j'llZl1Ig ye! llt1T'l' 11111'l1i11g 111111' alflmuglz I f7ll.Y.YPSX 1112fl1z'11g .vlill nf 1111tl1i11g lzaw I 7v1111t. GORDON NORMAN EATON .S'f11ff Junior Play '37, Glue Club '39, Operetta 39- 'Tlzf' cool fllllllffl' zvillz tlm livllllfllllg cw. ' . CAROLYN ELIZABETH IQVANS lf-z'111:x S. S. S. Club '37, '38, '39, Spanish Club '38, V Clee Club '38, l11z1'1'c lllllfll for yum' zuillizzgzzesx to f'1'0z'r y11111'srlf all f1'i1'1z11'li11csJ. SHIRLEY EVERTS Tolly Hlf'Z'C'I'j'I'lIZ'IIg lltli lmwz said. BILL FI-EEK T0f1f1cr Youll: af llllf' bmw and f'll'lI.Ylll'L' at flzv l1fl11z, ' LOUIS FICLIJER l.11111'r ' Sn full of llff and full of fllll, A f1'1'c1111' llllll fill 111 t'f'f'7'VIHIt'. MARJORIE FELIJIER 1lI111'ge lilee Club '37, S, S. S. '38, '39, Iiuncl '33: Spanish Club '39, Hl'I'l'j' fvtu llll'l1,Lf.Y 11111lIr1' and lllrllllllg lIlLlllt'7'A' T'1'l'j' 111111'l1. THOMAS FICRRICLI. .3'lllf1'y Rout School '36, '37, '38, '30, U11Q1'g'lwt:1 '37- l111si111',vx, ln'11xi111'.r.s', lu'l',Sl.Vl:,S.S! lf1YI'IIllYN l IfllIlIN lX'llj ' S. S. S. Club '36, '37, 'all-I, x'lL'K'-I'l'6Nl1lL'lll '3'lZ Iilcq Vlub '36, '37, '38, '39, Opcrvtlrn '37, Stunt Nile '37Z ,luninr I'l:iy '38, llI1L'l'L'll1l '3'J. Oh lady fair, gli? 115 gl'111'1' 111 jlfllll' l'i111l lIl'fIl l gim' IIS tl f1l111'1'. l.IfONrXRl7 I7IIfl.I3lNCi Tuffy Iflilllllilll, '36, '37, '3N, llnxing '36, '37, '38, '39, 'I'i'z1r:k '39, Ilusketball '30, Sports limlitm' uf l 1'11111l '38, I3uscb:1ll'39, Sports linlilnrnf Roy.-xl. I'.x1,M '39, l.1'lll1' 'zur' fl1111l', lcsx 'ful' 1l11,' 1',v11'l ll l111111j' llnrw fur' full ll11'1111g'l1, MAX' FRASIER .S'l11'i111p Slice Club '37: Operctta '37: l71'1w111l Staff '39. IS lla' .v111I,v flu' 111'l1'1111 ln ll11' ':u11r1l, flu' worzl lo flu' 111'f1'1111. IQICLL Y FR ISI? IVI A N .l71'1'1'-1111111 l'l'l'NI1lClll l7f.lll1lIl7l' Illlll Scnini' Class: bloat Popu- lar Solilimiiorc, klunim' Zlllll Scnim' llnyg Key Club '38, '30, lllcc Club '38, .luninr Class Play: Stunt Nitc '.l7: Vice-I'resirlci1t Ilubzuing Club '39, Foot- ball '37, '38, Ilziskrtball '38, 'l'l'ZlCli '37, '3S, '39, Ilascball '39, lj I will, l 'ft'l'lI',l'0Zl Illllj' rlfpcwfl 011 11, lzzzf lj l 'IU1P1l'l, l -zu1111'f-11111l tl1111 .v fllr' mul nf ll. DON ITRIYIVIIJ -1111 lilcc flllll '35, '36, '37. '3S, '39, OpCi'CtfH '37, '-'91 Urcliestru '36, '30, Stuntstcrs Club '3N, 1 I'17lIll Stall '37, '38, Animal Stull '39, Swiunning '36, Quill and Scrnll '39, llv ix 111'-wr less af l1'1.v111'1' lllllll fulmzz at l1'1'.vz1rc. ' MARY ANN FRENCH nI:l't'lIl'lZl1 ' Hllujifvy I 11111, f1'11111 1la.f1'.v l'111 fl'I'l'l', ll'l1y a1'v11'1 tlzvy all t'0l1lClll lilac mv? N2 O1 PAULINE BIVAN GALLEMORE P0l1y Glee Club '37. Hur 111111111' ix 11c1' 111111651 111011g111. ' LAXVRENCE GARRlCK .ijdawyu 1111' lnxr 711111111 IJ 1ll11Fl1lI'IUll 15 1111 l11.r.v 111 ull. HARRIET ANN GARVEY G1'11-Fry Drill Teriln '36, '37, '38, '39: Girls .Xll Star Uaskrt- ball 'l'c-ani '38, '39g ll. A. A. Club '38, President '39, Letter liirl '39, Swimming 'learn '39. l1',v 1111 tl'ZUf1l1 1'1's11c111sz'b1'li1y bring 1111 01111111115 for 1119 f1'f.r11111e11. NIARCARET JANE GATES 1a111'f Su S. S. Club '37, '38, '39, Social Secrgztary '38, Vice-Presiileiit '38, President '39, Glen- Club '37, '- 3 VS -lwkillgl ,luniur Girl, Circulation Staff of Annuzil. 'L-I lnfufly lady. glll'IlIPl1lI'd' Iill l1'g111 fl'0l7l 11e1' 1111111 lII'lll1lj'. BERTHA ALICE GAY iiC1ll'l ' Cllee Club '371 Operetta '373 Spanish Club '3Sg F1'11111i' Staff '39, fl ,r1111l1' f111' ?T'cf'7'j'01lU at all 1i111m, JE.-XNETTE CAROLINE GIBBS Ne111'e Orchestra '36, '37g Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39: Operettzi 139. fI111l11'1i1111 1111.1 1111 Nxt. SHIRLEY KATHRYN GLATZ l'Klllll'1l4l Vlllll '37, '38, '39, li. A. A. '37, '38, '39Z Yicc'-l'1'L-simleilt '39, l l'C'lICl1 tllllll '38, '39, Letter iiirl '39. ,11'1' 111111 11111111111rx 111'1' 111111'1' 1'.1'111'11.vi-zfz' ' 1111111 w111'1l5. CARMEN GNANN Just l1111'11g lltlflffj' is 11 ine 1111'11g 111 du, 1.1111l1i11g 1111 11111 l11'1'g111 51110, 1'11111f1' 1111111 1110 l11111'. MARTIN GOLD C1flll'd1l'.S ' l u11tb:1ll '35, '36, '37, '38, Spanisli Club '36g Stunt N116 '36, llzisffball '37, '3H, '39, Glve Club '37, '38, '39g Key Club '38, '30g liasketlmall ll Squad '38, '39, 'Franck '38, '39g lir111111 Stal? '39g Quill and Scroll. Go .rl11'zu and .YllIl'C'1j'.i' .NVILLIAM CODY GOODMAN BLl1'fCIl0 Bill Band '37, '38, '39I Orchestra '37, '38, '39, Band Honor Society '38, '39, DeMolay '39, lf ix l1f'111'1' 111 l0c1r11 111111 1111111 11c1I'c'1'. EDGAR GREEN Edd1'r i'f117lI'l' 1111111111 11111 l1eca11,rz' 1'111 lafr. 11'.r 11111 11131 fllllll, 11's 111.11 fa1e. RUTH GREWELL 1?11fu.r Drill Team '36: Glee Club '37, '38: Circula- tion Manager of the F1f1111d '39, 1?mL'I'1'l1l, 11111111, and SZ'1lf't'1'f', 11 1'1111r111i11g girl from all iw 111'a1', JOHN DAVID GRUBER i'.ll1t'13 ' Erlitwr of 151111111 '39: Quill and Scroll '39 l11' ix lII'T'I'l' 115: 111 l1'1'5111'U 1111111 11111611 111 l0is111'r'. ROSALYND IRENE GRUNER Ros Operettu '37: French Club '39, 1:l'UI1ll Staff '39- ll'111'1: H1111 and l1Zf'll 1'1'.v1. ' DOROTHY ADALINE GULKIS Dot Dramatic: Music: Swimming Team '36, '37, Glee Club '36, '37, '38 Your 1111111 'Z'01'Cf' .vo 51111 111111 1:11111 ,- Y11111' 111116 .Y01ll, jltllll' 1111111 111i11d. JAMES HOWARD HALL Deacon Treasurer of Sophomore Class '37, Best Looking lloy of Soplmmore Class '37, Football '37, From! Staff '38, Key Club '38, '59. llc'1'r'x our Rmzzcoq zulzm'z s our ful1z't? MADALYN MARIE HALPERN Mad Iflee Club '37, '38, '39, Opcretta '37, '39, Them1'c linilml '38, Tennis Vluh '38, '39, Debating Society '39. Tha mm who alfvuys wirzx is tlzr' one who flzizzlex ,vlzr fan. MARY HAMILTON Du nut vomit vom' rlziclcmzs lmforv they aff' lzatclzedf' JOHNNY EISSIY HANNA Licllllgd Din Football '38, Swimming '3Q. Hard 'work lmnls fu 5z1rc'f55. FLORENCE VIRGINIA HANSEN Crip 1TI'0llll Staff '39. You may slmrv the labors of flzr great. Hut you -will not slzarv tlzv sf1nzI.r. HELEN ELIZABETH HARBEN Bully French Club '39. Light of lmarl and clf'z'c1', Sud and ivorriml lzfwfrf' LUCILLE HART Cilf S. S, Club '36, '37, '33, '39, junior Play 374 Hfjrulilmlv ix tlzr sign of zznlrlr wills. FLORENL' E DAVIS HARTSEI ELD ul:l'C1Jl Cilee Club, Fraud Staff '39, Ulfvualy to help our all Iliff 'ZUlIl'lt', .Al .vm1.w' of lllllllfll' lon, tl .Yllll'lI'. CATHERINE LOIS HARVEY l'olffy Slip has lim I'Pl'f'.Y .vu .mfl and lrlm' Slip gi'I'f'.v a iuiuk glrlllw, lllfll lfmlrs ui you. AEIIIE -IOYNER I lATlTIEI.D .5'4111ir'l Omereltu '37, Stunt Nite '37, Spanish Flnli '37 l 'i'l'C'ZlSlll6l' nt Soplminore L' l zi ss, Most I'opnl:n' Senior liirl. .S'nmll and jolly, and full of fun, Tlzfrfs no lmlfm' uzzdfr flu' sim. JAMES NVILLIAM HEHN ufl'IlIlll0j ' l3vllf'l' lu' lgllllflllll' of 41 IIILIHUI' flnm llalf lrmrzu iii. ,IEANNE MARILYN HENRY Little llmiryn Pap and fun and jolllly .rl liufvfy fw1'.w11ulify. NVILLIAM HIATT . Hill ln .v1'lrm'r also l'lIf'l'1' is ll 'runrllz flmt lH'inff.v ' VJ 6 lm nil , ss, Ci. M. HIGGS, JR. Jiggs Hand '36, '37, Glee Clnlm '37, '38, '39, ll ix lwellrr to lurz'c' a littlf than i1ntlzi11g. ' IIONVARD RUTTER HIGGS limi ee Club '.l7, '38, '39, IEZIIILT '36, '37, '38, Oper- tln 137: Assistant Business Manager of Ifrmnl 139. Hlforfuzzv is likr gla.v.v-flu, Driglzfm' Ihr' glitter tllr Ill0l't' vaxlly lrmc , 77 Ar I bla i, I ,.,,, 5 GRACE MARVIN HILL P11111f11e111 G. A. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Letter Girl '38: Spanish Club '37. 71.111111 311111, 1 11111 1110 1110.r1 F07lt'1'1'I1l'fI' 1.11 my 1111111 'l31l101'f'A'1S. ' HAZEL LOUISE HIME H11::a1 Most Popular Sophomore Girl, Girls' Glee Club '37, '39, Operetta '37, '39, Tennis Club '395 Advertising Staff of ROYAL PALM, The glass of fr1s111'011, and 1110 1110151 of f01'111. ' AUDREY HODGES L1 1 A1111'1'cfy Glee Club '38, '39, S. S. S. Club Secretary '39- 111 5611001 s11c s 3111111111 11f'l'5f'1f 10 be The 1811111 of girl we 'ZUUIII' for 110111f1c111y.'f ED HOFFMAN HB?'1l710U .p1'0Ild Staff '39, S0111e11'11111.r 1 1111'111e 1'111 111 10-ve. IRENE BLANCHE HOKE 'AH0L'lF ' ' Swimming Team '36, '37, '38, '39, G. A. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Letter Girl '38, '39, Drill Team '37, '38, '39, Leader '39, Latin Club '37, Tennis Club '37, '38, '39, President '38, Ciomrad Club '37, '38, '39, Secretary '39, Tennis Team '38, '39, Manager '39, Junior From! Staff, French Club '39, Girls All Star Basketball '38, '39, Assistant Sports Editor Roym. PALM. 7'1111,rf 1111111 e,1'1'c1, are 1110a'c'sf. MARIANNA HOLLING M1'.rs Mary Spanish Club '38, 171311111 Stal? '39, uffllflfll' 1 11111, fl'01Il rare f'11I f1'01'. EUGENE RUSSELL HOLZ Latin Club, Camera Club T11r'1'1 s 11111111313 3111111411111 11111110 off 1111111 jl0ll1'.YI'1f. HILL HOOKER U11f'lI.l'1L' 1101 f1'1's1z f1'tl1'.S' 11'zfc'1' 0111 g1'i1'f.r. PEGGY JEAN HOWELL PN Jay Spanish Club '37: G. A, A. '37, '38, '39, Girl Rc- serves '37, '38, '39, Cheerleacler '37, '38, '39, f:1'0ll11 Staff '38, Camera Club '38, Stuntsters '38, Debating Club '39, Swimming Team '39, All Star Basketball '39, Most Popular Girl in Junior Class, Roni, PALM Staff. Full of 11011, 1111111 ll 1111'g111y gnmi 1'cj1, ' MARGARET JANE HUTSON Hut French Club '39. So q11ic1 3-110 .S'0l'1lZ.S', so .r1111 and 111150, T111 we ser fllf' 11111111210 1.71 11e1' eyes PH YLLIS JARVIS P 11 11,1 LL7I'f110'111' 10110 and 1r111g111p1', 'Life is 11o111111g. ' JAMES SONNY JAUDON P00pdec1e Secretary Key Club '37, President '38, '39, H-i-Y '37, '38, '39, Vice-President Junior Class, VICE- Presiclent Senior Class, Proud Staff '39, Football '36, '37, '38, Captain '38, Basketball '36, '37, Base- ball '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '39, Best All-Rounl Buy Junior Class, llest All-Around Iloy Senior - Class. High Z'd6lI13' 111111 'ZU1'1l resjveft, ' Graaf 11Il'1Ig5 of you we 3116111 1'.t'j1c'r1. 11 RICHARD JENKINS l'1111 Illtljl 10011 11111056111 and 1111101 , , X. , 19111 tune 'ZL'11E'l1 fl 1e111'11c1' 1s 0111 of M8111-i VIRGINIA JENKINS Tamar Life was 11111df for 10'z'c and f110e1'. LLoYD ALD1N12 JOHNSON HAIL' l7e11f11c say 11101 Iife 13 1110 f1l1'IIg, 11111 I prefer 11'11111g. RICHARD H. JOHNSON Henry No human thing is of serious 'llllf?07'lf17lC'E. ELIZABETH ADELE JOHNSON A HBGW, The wearer of the smile that spells friendship. DORIS ELIZABETH JOHNSON Blondie S. S. S. Club '37, '38, '39, Latin Club '38, '39l Glee Club '38, '39, Varieties '37, Hi-Y Minstrel, Operetta '39, Junior Frond Staff. , Ready to help one all the while, A sense of humor, too, a smile. LILLIAN JOHNSTON Lil Glee Club '38. . . I Let us forget and forgive injuries. FLORENCE EVA JONES Flossie Glee Club '36, '37, '38, Spanish Club '37, '38, Plain trntlz needs no flower of speech. VIRGINIA LOUISE JONES Ginger Stunt Night '37, Staff of Sophomore'Edition of Frond '37, Staff of Junior Edition of Frond '381 Junior Play '38, Senior Executive Committee '39, Glee Club '38, S. S. S. '39, Saying is one thing, doing is another. EDWARD LAWRENCE JORDAN Bubba Very baslzful, so l'm told- So nice a boy should be more bold. RUSSELL KELLEY Ben , Key Club '38, '39. Sinrere in all he undertakes, Always a great snrcess lze'll make. ' JAMES PATRICK KENNEDY ' Prime Debating Club '39, Track '39, Football '38, Baseball '39. l'n1 not going to kill myself studying, No, no, even if I newer die. ' VAN KINNAMON Lefty Football '37, '38, Baseball '37, '38, '39, Track '38, 'Tennis '38, '39, Key Club '37, '38, '39, Spanish Club '37, '38, Basketball '38, '39, Small, higli-powered, and hard fo beat. DOROTHY LAND Butflz As for me, all that I know is that I know nothing. JUANITA ELIZABETH LAWSON Blondie Frond Staff '38, Glee Club '38, '39. ln all things be simple, modest and sweet. BETTY LEE Beffs ' Orchestra '35, '36, Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39l Latin Club '38, '39, Camera Club '38, Pan Ameri- can Club' O eretta '39 , .D - Age cannot vu'-:flier her, nor custom stale her infinzfe 1'a1'zefy. IONE LURLENE LEE Onnie Girl Reserves '36, Frond Staff '37, '38, D. C. T. '39. It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. DAVID MARTIN LEHMAN Teddy Beary French Club '37, Pan American Club '39, .-Xntlers, Football '37, '38, Assistant Manager Basketball '39, Assistant Manager Baseball '39, I'm sure care's an enemy to life. ' 9mvf CHARLES KEITH LIDE C11a.r. A11ax Tennis '38, '39, 11'I'.VF ix IIC' 11111111 1111111115 1z111111'11g of tc'111111'11. WA RR EN LOA D HOLTZ L111111y Pzin-American Club '37, '38, Football '36, '37, '38, Basketball 1392 Truck '38, '39Z Baseball '39, t .11 1111 fI'l1If'.Y tl g111111 1111111 1.r 110, 111'.v1z'11g11i.r111'11 111 f'U1'.V1SI'C1lfj'. ROSEMARY KATHRYN LOGSDON R11s1'c ' 1i1'1111d Staff '39. UT111' IIZGIIJIUI' 111' giving is 'zuo1'111 1110111 1111111 1111' gift BETTE LONG H11111s Glee Club. .S'1II' 111111 s1111'f111f11, 111111111 111111011-v, MARY BELLE LYMAN 7'1'01flb1L ' G. A. A. '36, '37, Drill Team '36, '37, Stunt Nite '37, Girl Reserves '37, '38, '39, Va- rieties '36, '38, Nr-z'r1' 11116, 1If I'f'1' 51111 .11TK'flj'.V 511Il'11'llg, 11111111313 twill. MARY ALTAIR MAJEWSKI .11'551ez'11 1i1'111111' Staff '37, '38, Junior Play '38, Glee Club '38, '39, Dramatic Club '38, '39, lla-rff fl g111111 11'11It' TC'll1'!f' you 1'1111. ANNE THERESA NTARTIN 'iC11H171Ij ' Swimining Team '36, '37, '38, '39, Comrad Club '37, '38, '39, llziml '37, '38, '39, lgilllll Ilnnor S117 Cie-ty '39, Tennis Club '39, Yzlrieties '36, F1'111111 Staff '39. 1:'1'111' 1'11111'111111g, 1'r'1'1' lII ZU. I.ANVRliNClf ALBERT MATTHES .S'1I'111 .'1.v 1lI1I7lj' IIIPII, 311 Illtlllj' 111i1111.v, 0111131111111 1115 ' 1111111 fu11v. ROSALEE M. MAURO R11s1'c G. A. A. '37, '38, 171'111111' Staff '38. C'1IfI7'1II r1'i11s 11111 .v1g111, 17111 11If1'1'f 11113 r11111, 1 ELISABETH BYTHEVVOOID MAYS 1.i1111y Czuneru Club '38, Little Theatre Guild '38, 171111111 Staff, Quill and Scroll '39, 1l'1111 111111z11.f 1111111 11111111 .1110 1'1z11ws? HELEN LOUISE MCCARLEY 1l4'1'C111'11131 S1111l1111no1'e l'rettiest Girl '37, Stunt Nite '37, Cmn- rznrl Club '37, '38, Spanish Club '38, F1111111' Staff '39, Senior Vrettiest Girl. A 111711131 girl zr11f'z'c a11 Udllliffd, 11'1z11.vc f?1l'fl5tllI1 ways are 11111r11 d11.r1'1'ed. ROBERT EDVVARD MCLAREN 171'1'111'1zi1 ' l1'1z11 m'1'1' fries for g1'1'111 017j'I'L'1A' 1111151 suf- fer for s11111e111111g. SARALUE MCCLUNG L11111 fiiil Reserves '38, '39, F1'1111d Staff '39, Comracl Club Treasurer '38, '39, G. A. A. , '38, '39- l1111 llltlj' 111'11111', 311111 lllllj' s111111r1' 1110 vasr' if 311111 'Zx'I'11, - H111 11111 .Yl'I'11l' of 1110 1'11sr.v 111111 C1l'lI,Q 1'11111111' if x11'11. , BETTY SUE MCDOUGAL Mar Glee Club '37, '38, Operetta '37, .S'1111',v 11111 11111 ba.f11fz11 11111' 1011 11111d, ,S'1If .S' j11.v1 6.1'I1C1'1-3' 1'l'gh1, 1'111 101d. HENRY DAVE MCINTOSH 1JU111Z Track '37, '38, 'KZQQ Hi-Y Club, Key Club: Glee Club '37, Most intellectual Boy '3QZ Advertising Manager of the Rmdxi. PALM. Time 111111 11'11. ' NELDA NADINE MCKELLIPS Pele iiirl Reserves '36, '391 ll, .X. A, '36, '39, Stunt Nite '37, Treasurer liirl Reserves '38, '39: All Star Ilasketball Game '38, '39: Letter Girl '39. Light nf heart and rlc'i'c'1' Sad and tvurried 1ze1'cr. JEANNE MCVOY USC14Sl1-yu Glee Club. ll l1al zmzu if llze slay were to fold? . ALMA LUCRETIA MEERDINK f 'llllzzza Lu Operetta '37, '39, Kilee Club '37, '39: Oreiestra '37, '38, '59g Little 'l'llC3l!'C Guild '38, lfreuei Club '39, Those who excel are 111adi'sf, HAROLD PALMER MERRY Me1'1'y Glee Club '37, '38, '39: Operetta '37, '39, D01z'z' let me interfe1'e,jusl keep 011 lallczngf' HAROLD NN, MEYER Indian: foe DeMolz1y '37. Little friends may fvruzie grcczl f1'IiCllflS.u HARRISON DERING MILLER Hula Track '37, '38g 'Iraelc Manager '391 Debat- ing Club '39: Cheer Leader '38, DeIVIolay A '36, '37, 38, '39- l,ife ix las! fading away, ,elzzd xtill I lza1z'ei1't graduated. MARY ELIZABETH MILTON HC'll1ll7l7y Cilee Club '371 Operettzi '37: Girl Reserves '38, ,391 lfrmzfl Staff '39, l'a' like In be the kind of ffliflld you lzarw been to mv, 'lil'llfLMA LOUISE MORICE llatfic ll'l1ile we ship ln lllilllf, we often lime um' upfm1'tzi11ily. CHARLES JOSEPH MORRIS foe Delay is v'z'c'l' fulfil In l'll0A'l' 'mlm are fl7'l'f7i1l'L'll.y' JACQU lil ,YN IUUSLIQR farl.'ie Freueli Club '3Q2 Comrzlcl Club '37, '38, '39. President i11 139: Drill Team '37, 'QI lmxy, lielfvful, rlzuruiiiig laxx, .-I lzriglzt and sliiuing light in rluxsf' ANNA JANE MUSTAIN H.S'flll?l7j ' Camera Club. Hlilll' mid jiixfiies tliv IIICUIIJ, ny IXlARGARE'l' ELIZABETH MYERS 'Beftm ' Soplumuiore All-Around Girl '37l Spanish Club '37: lirond Staff '38, Hllfilzrillg feel, laughing vj'i'.x', ll'UIIlll'l' wlzerv lzvr fnr't1111v ll.l'A'.H ANNE WILLIAMSON NEAVES .Yvuf'vs F1'Q11a' Staff '39, ll'l1i'i1 joy and duty rlu,vl1 Let duty go in Jll1tI.Yll, RICHARD MONTGOMICRY NEIL Dirk Glee Club '36, '37Z Operetta '37: Key Club 38, '39: Quill and Scroll '383 Junior Play 738 Delay ix I Z'I'l' fafal In flmxe who are pre- f7Ul'FCl,'! DONALD HENRY NIXON '.Y1'rk NU good 1111111 ctw' graft' ricli ull uf once. A ssssf t 3 s JOHN B. NORA Ho1'sie DeMolayg Antlersg Football B Squad '37: Track '38, '39. Those who tcvislz to appear wise among fools, Among the wise seem foolish. GERALD NORMANDIN ferry Hi-Y Minstrel '36g Orchestra '36: DeMolay ,'37, '38, '39:,D. C. T- '38, '39- . Being gifted with a tongue, I use it. WILLIE NORTH He cheerfully asks how a man may kill time. ELIZABETH ANNE NYE Lizzie Drill Team '373 French Club '39, Vice- President '39. To be eflieient in a quiet way, That is her aim tlzrouglzont the day, BYRON ODELL This and a great deal more like it I have had to put up with. JOHNSTON OSBORNE Johnny Latin Club '36, '37g Stunt Nite '36, '37g Orchestra '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '38, '39g French Club '39, Time, young man, has taught us both a lesson. , ' HARRIET LEE OWENS it ffgltgfw G. A. .X. '373 All Star Basketball '37g Most Ath- letic Girl Sophomore Class '37g Sophomore anfl Junior Editor of IQUYAL l'ALMg Secretary of Junior l 9 ' Cl Pl t ul' l'd't f X n al an: .renior .assg to ngral nc: L lor 0 1 n u '39g President of French Club '39, Glee Club '38, '39, Treasurer '39g Operetta '39, Best All-Around Girl of junior and Senior Classy Girls' Tennis Team and Club, '38, '39g Cheerleader '38. No pleasure under the sun lzqnals worle well done. GARLAND N. PAGE, JR. Chicken Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39: Tennis Manager 39: Pan-American Club '39g Fraud Staff '39, Tho this be nzadness, yet there be method MARY EVELYN PAYNE Payne G. A. A. '38g All-Star Basketball Team , '38, 39. Hfll 5110, ll0fllUIg is said now that has not been said before. LUVERN PEEBLES To do two things at once is to do neitlzeef' JEROME H. PENNOCK ferry Pan-American Club. Do nothing to arfoid 0'UCl'd0l'Ilg.U GEORGE V. PERCY Pereiz'al Key Club: DeMolayg Track '37, Captain '38, '39' A greater glory dinzs the less, But never fades the worthiness. ATHLYNNE PERRY Neon Tn have o thing is nothing, if youhzie not the elzanre to Jl10'ZU if, And to know a thing is nntlzing, unless others know you know if. ' ALVY'E.PETERSON Countess , A 1 Her ways are ways of fvleasantness, and all Q, 'l her paths are peace. ire, V, ,St CELIA LOUISE PIERCE Pierce - ,ij '.' A Big brown eyes and bobbed hair, ' I 'A Drive the he-men to despair. Q M IZEL GEORGE PLATT .ll'ilee 's '36, '37, '38, '39, llasketball '36, '37, '38 '39, llaschall '37 '38' Ke Cl l '37 '18 30 Antlri ' lfuiithall '38, 3Ql,'171'alzii '3'8 i I'raClc '88I ' Nota that 1'lll here, we Can hegilzf' JEFFERSON NORMAN PONVELL ..jCfF,, Key Club, SpanishIClub, Antlers: Annual V 'Staff: Swimming Team, Ullfhat eel' he did was done with .ro nzziflz Q ease, To hint alone was natural to please. JAY C. PRIDHAM DeMalay '38, '39. No task is too .steep for human wit. PI-IYLLIS LA VON RADER Phil French Club '39, Glee Club '37, '38, '39 Operetta '37, '39, Frond Staff '39, Mode.vty is the best er'ia'enec of good sensef JEAN RAINER Bama v Spanish Club '38, '39, Hllhat ix yours is mine and all znine is MALCOLM LOGAN RANDOLPH Mac Latin Club, Treasurer '38, President '39, J'01ll'.Y. ' Tennis Team: Antlers' Debatin Societ Q 1 g Y- No doubt he'd lead a life more gay, If lessons were not in the way. JULIA MAY RAY Julie lirond Staff '38 None knew thee but to love thee, None nanzed thee but ta ff1'a1'se. LEE FRANKLIN RENKER Mop-Top Track '39, IJeMolay, Baseball '39 Ile has half the deed done, llf hn har made a l1eginning. GEORGE BENJAMIN REYNOLDS Zl1'teh Antlers '38, '39, Key Club '301 Camera Club '38, Swimming Team '35, Frnnd Staff '37, l have often regretted my xfveerll, .'X l Z'C'l' my ,rile1n'v, MIRIAM JOSEPHINE ROBBINS ll'lin1i Triangle Club '38, President '39, Bancl '37 '38, '39: Orchestra '37, '38, French Club '38 fl girl well liked hy e1'e1'yone. ROBERT A RN ER ROBERTSON HSl1'lII! ' . . .,,, ,. . . . .f lf:-ond Stall nh, Erlitur 38, Quill anrl Scroll, II1-X Minstrel '37, llasketball '37, Assistant Manager llaseball '37, liimtlmall '37, Basketball Manager '38, '39, Baseball Manager '38, '39, Football Manager '38, Key Club, Menxbcr Senior Council '39. lir'e1'yone lzkvx Hob so, Tlzey .ray they hate lo .ree llllll gn. MYRTLE ROGERS llIyrt Soy nothing of delffs unless yan 1110011 to jury them. JEAN LORRAINE ROGY . fitter Bug Stunt Nite '37, Upcretta '37, '.l9l GICC CIUIY '57 '38, '39, llrclicstra '87, '38, '39, Presiilent of Glce L Cluh '39, Prcsirlent of Girl Reserves 'SL She tinhles the keys on the piano they say' XVINIFRED RUSH ll I'IIIlIC ' l l'U!Ill' Staff '382 IJ. C. T. Clllll '38, 130. ' Nothing ,vo dear and so fn'ee1on,v as tnne.' ELLEN MILDREIJ RUSSELL Millie Varieties of '38 l U PI'l7Cl'tlSf1'llGfI'0Il is the thief af tune. 'W I 'll l ll I l F 1 I l Nf' LYDIA IONA SACHS Duchess Being gifted tviflz a tmzgue, 1 use if. HELEN AUDREY SATLOF Red .-I t'lICIl'llll'llg girl fulm likes to see Hou' 'Z'L'l'-5' grariaiis sl1e can be. DORIS SCHAUFELE D0fty Fraud Staff '38, '39. - Quiet and ll7l0I7fl'1l.Y1'Z'L' but efli1'ze11t for all that. SELMA HELD SCHLOSS Sel lfrencli Club '39: Quill and Scroll: Debating S0- ciety '39, News Editor of Praml '39, Prumptcr of junior Play 238. Nat Very fall, Hal yet Very ,Tlllflll l7ai1' and szveef a11dl02'ea' by all. MATHILDE SEALEY Tillie r.T!lL' liearilzg Flll' aizal Ilie seeing eye. ALLAN H. SEELEY nl1'el1ie n,'Vl?fl1I'llg sa dear a11a' sa f'l'CL'1.0ll.S' as z'i11ze. STUART SIM MONS Pl1ill1c1'f Stunt Nite '.i7g Sophomore 1 1'o1111' '37, Debate Club '38, '39, limincler '38, junior 1'7I'0lHi '38, Camera Club '38, l 1'f1ml Staff '.l9: Coniitia Latina '37, '38, '39, Quill and Scroll. gl lmsy lmy lze alivays seems, llas liffle fllllf? for 111e1'e rlay dl'C'l1lII.f. HAZEL MARGUERITE SINGLETQN links Drill Tc-am '36, '37, '38, y3Q, G, A, A. '39, l:7'UlIll' Staff '39. '21 gfwal 1llllllC is raflzei' lo 111' elmseu lfltlll ,areal l'l.t'llt'A'. GIQORGIC SLATON l'1'11 Varieties 'Mig Stunt Nite '36, 0rcbeQtra '37, '38, '39, Tennis Team '37, '38, '39, l71'11111l Staff H392 Latin Club: Oivcrctta '38, '59, 'llyllltl' 'Z'l'I7li7l will lie a key, .'l111l afveu flIllll',S alaai' easily. BETTY JANE SMITH Berry Latin Club '36, D. A, Club 737. HCfl'llf'l'01l.S' lllllllllffj, quiet' airs, .ire aids in lllfffillg life's great cares. JAMES DAVID SMITH Fools Football '36, '37, '38, 2292 Basketball '36, '37: Track '37, '38 Sa sfraiglif ana' fall, lle sfmzds, 11e7'e1' to fall. DENISE ADDRIENNE SOX Orchestra '37, '38, '39: Glee Club '39g Junior Play '38s French Club: Operetta '39. Gl'Ut'i0ll.Y 111a1z1ze1's, quiet airs .ire aids ill lllCCfZ.1lg life's great Cares. ICMMIE AUGUSTUS SPEERING Em Camera Club '38, Still !IClIl.0'Z'l.lIg aiza' sfill fv111's11111g, slie ' lea1'11ed fa lal101' and iL'llZ1'.U MELVILLE SPENCER Yau can rise I0 iuealfli and glory and slill fiause to be a f1'ie1zd. STETSON O. SPROUL Slat Debating Society '39 'l a111 111011a1'elz' of all I .Y1ll'7'C'j',' My 1-ight there is none In disfvufe. GLORIA GARDNER STEED Latin Club 'j7Q Glee Club '38g Orchestra '37, '38, iso. S1111'5 5111061 of di5f1051'1i1111, 51155 10'Z'illg 111150 and kl'1Zd,' 511635 full 111 11'ZlC 1115510111111 111111 LYIIIIIU1 111' dC6llC'd. LORENZO B. STUMP, JR. L. B. Spanish Club '37: Stunt Nite '37g Debating S114 ciety '3X1 I.ittlc Theatre Guil1l 'SXQ Junior Play '33g Business AIZHIIISZCI' 151-01111 '39 Deklulayg Quill and Scrull '39. If'1111 1'a1111111' 11111 11111 5111110 511011 1111 C'f,'L'l'-Y font. MAGGIE MAE STUMP Li1111' 1011 Varieties '36g Stunt Nite '37, Operetta '37, '39g Glee Club '37 '38 '39' Girl Reserv--s '36 '37- , . 1 L L. , . , unior Play '38, Delegate to DeI.anrI Convention 383 Dramatics Club '39g Debating Societv '39, Rrryfli, PALM Advertising Staff '39. ' 'A fruvr fl'l.L'lld 15 111m'1111r1' f111111d Tlzouglz 111111 may 5c11rc11 11112 ivorld 0Z'C1'. VVILLIAM STURROCK Hill 'ifjflfltl' 211115 j'lll1lf7,' fl 11111111 111 1110 1111511 15 f'lIIlZl,Q1l, THOMAS TRACY STURROCK 'l'1111z Spanish Club '38, lf 15 1111151 11112 l'glZOI'tllII' 1111111 11115111511 1'11'z11'111'1'1111. MARY LOUISE SUTHER Hfllfll' 1 l1111 , 3 4 Spanish Club '37g Stunt Nite '37: Glec Club '37S Operetta '37g I3an1I '35, '36, '37, '38, '39g Orchvstra 383 Girl Reserves '37, '38, '39, Yicc-I'rcsi1lc11t '39: 191111111 StaFt' '393 Quill ancl Scrnll '3U. .511f1 g1'1111c11c55 15 511c. LANSING JASIJIQR SUTTON l-11115f lf1'1IIl11 Staff 'KZQI Debating S11cicty,'30. lily 11111111 111 lllt' 11 1c111g11'11111 15.' FRANCICS MARION SVVANSON C111'1'11'1'l1 Swiinining Club '35, 'Mug Latin Club '37g Swim' ming Tczun '37, '38, Orclicstrrn '37, '38, t'1m11'z11l Club '37, '38, '39, Drum Nlnjoi' nf Ilaml '37, '38, '393 AIEZIIHI '37, '33, '3'1g Juninr 111111111 Stzillg Yicc- I'I'CSlfIC1ll f Ull11'fllI Club '30, I'rcsi1l1'nl II1mn11r S11- cicty '39, Scc1'cl:1ry I'1lIl'1b1UCl'lC?ll'l Club '30, 1f511c 11115 tlll-V f111111'5,5111' 11111-21115 IIS 111 1111111115 ll'1 111' 11111111111 111'r for j'1'1Il'A', 111111 1'1Ill'1 111111 111c111 11111, MARY DORIS TICDDIQR 1 f1l111'1 ' 111111111 Staff '393 G. A. A. 1'11121Cr girl 111 1'f11'1',i1 'ZC'1Ij', .S'1111'll 11111k11 11 great 51111655 51111111 1111y. MICIIIELIY li. TICSTA, JR. lb'113'I' Ili-Y Club '30, '37, '33, '39g I:l'C1ll'lI Club '30, '371 Track '37, '38, Manzlgcr '39g Rey Club '3N, '3'1: Antlers: Sports Iiclitor of 17r111111 '3'1: Quill :lull Scroll '393 Arlvertisingx mul c'll'ClIlZll.Illll Stall uf R1vv.x1, I'.x1.1x1. l1'1' 11111-i1 1172111 1111111111111 f1'11'1111'5,' H111 lllllbl' 1112111 111111111111 l111111'5,' H111 l'Z'T'I'1I'.S'1'l1 1111711 1'111111111 111111 111111111111 1lIl1lA'S, JOIIN TIIOMAS Hr 11111115111 1111 11111 'Ix'111'11I', 11111 1111111111 1111111511 111'11151'1f'. DAVID THOMPSON '.X'11 11111' 1111111115 11111111 1111 1'1111 1111 1111 111' 11'i1'5. OLGA ANNA 'I'OMASliI,LO 1'111111y Stunt Nite '37: Spanish Club '37: Cfllllflltl Club '37, '33, '39Z l:l'17lIl1' Stuff '38 ,l 1911111 l11n1'1'11g 111111111111 of 1?l'lll1I'1f1' 1311111 ll'1'111 1111115 111111 5111111' 111'1' .Tl'11l'.V 111 11zg111. TI ROR TOROK . 1111 . D. I. L. 38, 39. I 1l1' TU1111 q1'I11'.v 111111if1' 15 11111 11f11'11 7111111 tl ' 111'1111l111'111'. BITTTY TUCK ER 1?1'1 Swimming Team '35, 1-0, lmfy fg1'1' l111y111111' t'0llIf'11l'1', N ll'111151' 1961111151 IIIURBS 01111 51011 and stare. F,a1,1'.,' -3153744 7' TYHTM ' 1 ia- 1- I 7 99' iz CAROLINE BENBOXV UNDERAVOOD b'1'111111fv Swimming Club '36: Spanish Club '3f1: Stunt Nite '37, '3S: S. S. S. Club: 171111111 Staff '39. 1.1f11 1111115 11111 SCFIII 111 'IL'l71'1'j' 311111 13111 11111111 1111-21111 51111111 111151, f71'lIj' 1111. ' PHYLLIS VAUGHAN '1P11,11 Spanish Club '363 Drill Teaiu '36, '37, '39, '3Qg 171111111 Staff '38: G. A. A. '38, '39. .111 111111-11, 1111 f71lIA', 11111 j11'11'r nf 11 Cl'1'f71011lCl. JAMES .ANDERSON VAUCQHN HfI'11l11II'C ' Key Club: Antlers. H1?I'f'1'.l' 111111 1.1 111111'1' 111' 11'5x 1111111 1111 111111 f1111111. JOHN PETER A1VAKElA'lAN C111'1-V llaseball '37, '.Wg Basketball '383 lrlilllllilll '3531 Tennis '38, YW: Vresiflent l'au-American Club: Awsistaut lfrlitor of 171717111 '39g Latin Club '37: lliAY Club '38, '39g Key Club '393 Quill flllll Scroll: Aflvertisingg Staff nf ROVAI. PALM. UfL'Z'I'1'J' 111111 1.1 1111111 111' 11.1.9 1111111 1111 111111 f1111'111. EDITH BELLE VVALKER 1f111'1 ' Glcc Club. fl ,QV11111 1ll'I'I' 4Q'l1L'.V 11011 1111111 Il 1111111 AQ1.f'I'. HARVEY L.xl7AYl7T'l'E AVALL, JR. Hl'1fl.Y1I - Rand: Orclicstra. .1l1y 1111111 is 1'111111111l11111111 1111111111 11'c.ff11111', lX'I.1XRii.1ARl7'l' l'A'l'RlClA AVA'l7KlNS .. ,U 1, 1 1 ll, A, A. 'Jug llrill 'l't-:un '.lf1f Stunt Nite '37: lnlllll Club 37, ffllllilfl Klub 314, Juniiu 171111111 Stall: Assistant lfllilfll' of 177711111 '3'1g l'llIl'.Al11f'l'l- L u l '41 'Q 1 f'lu1 'Ng Art lirlilnr uf RHVAI. l'Al.Mg Quill an1l Svrull '3f1. IS 1111 IS 1'1m'1'1' 111111 11111'111'1iz'c 111115 11 111111 311111 111'11 1111111 11r1' 311111 1'1111'1 1112 111111'. NORNIA 'l7lll7l-lVlA W'A'l'KlNS 1V111'1111'1 ' C'11uu':1fl Club '.l7g film' Club '37, '38, 'SUQ Uber- ctta '37, 'JUL lirlitur f'71'I7l1I1 H3143 c'l'I'L'l1lllllI1II Stall Rrrxwxi. l'1xI.Mg Quill anrl Scroll '30, 111111111111 11l11g1Il7I1g, 11t'7't'1' .v1111,' .S'11111c11'1111uv 1Illl14Lf1Ifj', 11111 111f1z1r1' 111111. JAMES VVA'l l7liNl3ARfSER Key Club '393 Latin Club 2301 Junior Play '332 l'1'01ItIi Stan' 'jfjj Quill ancl Scroll '3r1. .1l1111 1111111 1117.9 f11i11'11g 1111111 111 t11'1'111e'.v ,vi111'. NELDA El.lNl7 AVATTS l'11IIf7 . 1:Vf11It!' Staff '38: Advertising Managcr of 171011115 G. A. A.: Drill 'l762lll'I '36 '37 '38 Of11'11 11111111111, fl'01lk 111111 f1'1i1:, ' ' ' ' f!L'1'f .S' Cl gi1'1 111111111111 11 1'111'c. ELlZAl3E'l'H JANE VVEADOCK '11. J, Drainatic Club 'IZQI Executive Cfuumittce Of tbc Senior Class ,3Q. lf 311111 I'lI1I'1 gal' 1111111g, gn '1I11IQ. GEORGE TJALLIS XVERR 1111111.v ' A'111 1131 j't'll1'.Y, 17111 11,11 111'.vf10.vi1i1111 ix 111111110111 11r11111'1'1'11'. FRANK XVIIBSTICR Football '37, '38: Track '37, '38, 'AZQZ Base- ball '39. 11 is 11111 11111111 111111 1'11111115. JOHN CAREY WHITAKER 1i111kr1 ' Vice-l'1'eSi1lc'nt Soplioinore Class '37g 'l'i'czls11rci' Juniur Cla!-N 'Wg Kay Club '38, 'lfig 171171111 '391 flperetta '393 Quill an1l Scroll '39: linsinvss Klau- ager R11v,u. l'AI.gNf. hA'0IL' 711111111 Cl f1'111'1' 111'1'11',v fl f1'11'1111, 11111 ,Q11 111 1111111 ,' 3111111' 11111115 111111 111111', N EVA AVI DELI, J .'AlcL' G. A. A. A f U11 111111111 11 111111111 11l1'llt'l' ix 1111111 11'111'1111'1111111.' HIZRBERT WILHURN LiHIv Hmflf' lVlz0cI'er tries for grcat nlzjccfs nzuxl suf- fer .Y!IIIlCl1Zfllg.,l MARIANNE E. NVILLIAMS .lIiclvsy Drill Team '34, '35, '36, Fm looking for the guy zulu: l'7l'Z'UllfFd 'fL'f7l'l3,', CARL XVILLIAMSON Ilr11'fv0 'l'1'z1ck 135: Fftllld '383 Cl1661'l6I1!lS1' '39 1 .should flower' have l7l'l'll f.Ulll0Zl.Y.4' LYNAN XYILSON l'.'llI'l7I ' ' TIzm'f is no glory in mlfsfrifvpizzg dmzlsr3's. BOBBY X'Vl'liZFl.. Ha1'01z Band '36, '37, '38, '393 Bancl Honor Society '33, '3Q: Pan-American Cluln '36, '37. The ladies ml! him szvcft, llzf staffs as hc frcadx nu llzvm lczxx lm fr't'l. SIDNEY CLARK VVUOD .S'1wrty and '36, '37, '38, '393 'l'l'ZlCli '37, '38, '3'1g Ur- Lhestra X373 files Club '38, 'Mg lbeklolay '34, 'wg L Baud Ilonor Socivty '38, HU. My zlzeaazrwy is .vo bad that .wmvtizzzrs I forget my own 1llllII!'.,' JOHN C. VVOOIJQXRD Ajay. Urcllcstm '37, '3Hg 'l'1'nql4 '37, 'Mg l'r0sirlent Fam' em i'Iul1 '.l8g Sl72ll'll9ll C'luh '.4Ng lilcc iflulu '33, '39g Opcrctln '.l'9. 'llzi11gs arf' :mf alfvays fulzal llzrxv xrrnz. lXlll,'l'UN l.YlX'l.'XN XVY.f'X'l l' n4AqIit.A'FAyvv Key Vluh '38, HW: Manager ll1lSlil'lIllJlll 'l.L'1l1ll 'Mug llasehall 'Sm Spuris lC4li1m' of lfrmrfl 'J75 Quill mfl gtlllll 'W lI'1't and TUl'.YdIl1Il nm' Imrn :uilh a mall, BARTlfLlf'l l'lf YUINCR Is'm'f '.-1 good nanlv is Imllm' llmn 1'irl1cx MARY lXl.-XRfi.'XRlf'l' N. ZllXllXlliRlXl.XN Hcwfllfllllff-l'H .Yr z'r1' ivillmut any 1'f'.m1n'fr. The Annals of the Class of '39 IQ36-37 IN Siarrlixifsex, 1936, four hundred twenty-five lowly and lively Sophomores enter the many doors of P. B. ll. S. This is the largest class that has been known in the records of our school. The Sophomores begin their first year with the election of Mr. Montoya as their sponsor, Allen Dame, president: john XYhitaker, vice-president, janice Barnett, secretaryg and Abbie Hatfield, treas- urer. .-Xll agree that better officers could not be found anywhere. .Xt a later meeting the Sophomores select their superlatives. Now that they have had time to get acquainted, the Sophomores choose Betty Meyers and Martin Gold, best all-round girl and boy, Hazel Hime and Kelly Freeman, most popular girl and boyg Helen McCarley and john XVakeman, best look- ing girl and boy: and Harriet Owens and Martin Gold, most athletic. Yery soon comes the end of the first year, a most successful one in every way. Sophomores depart gleefully to the beach knowing they will be juniors next year and one length nearer their goal. I937-38 The Sophomores of last year are no more. ln their place come sun-tanned juniors ready for another year of work and fun. This year the juniors elect Mrs. Babcock as sponsor and Kelly Freeman as president. Superlatives selected are llarriet Owens and Sonny jaudon, best all-rpundg Peggy Howell and Kelly Freeman, most popularg jane Gates and jolm XVakeman, best lookingg and Janice Barnett and Martin Gold, most athletic. A football parade sponsored by the juniors now attracts attention. The many uniquely decorated cars and the goal posts with maroon and white streamers gaily flying make this parade, held in honor of a dearly loved sport, one of thc best. The junior Class next presents l.ife Hegins At Sixteen, with Douglas Hills, Maggie Mae Stump, Kathryn Fcrrin, Kelly Freeman, Madalyn llalpern,jim1nie Brower, Denise Sox, Virginia Mills, Altair Majcwski, Yirginia jones, james Xiattenbarger, and Dick Niel under the direction of Miss Myra Row- land XYiley. The cast was well chosen and the performance was a triumph for the players, the junior Class, and everyone concerned with it in any way. NYith the Seniors as their honored guests, the juniors give a shipwrecked party at Lake XVorth. lt was a great success and no one was permanently marooned. Once again the school year ends. The Class of '3Q feels that their junior year has been a good one, but hopes to make next year even better. i938-39 As dignified Seniors the Class of '39 commences its final year with the election of Mr. Clyde Harris as sponsorg Kelly Freeman, presidentg Sonny jaudon, vice-presidentg Harriet Owens, secretary, and limmett Cochrane, treasurer. XYise Seniors also decide upon Helen Mcfarley and julian Sowell as best looking girl and boyg janice Barnett and Martin Gold, most athletic girl and boyg jean Rogy and Henry Mclntosh, most intellectual girl and boyg Harriet Owens and Sonny jaudon, best all-round girl and boyg and Abbie Hatfield and Kelly Freeman, most popular girl and boy. janice Barnett is made editor-in-chief of the RovA1, PALM and john XVhitaker becomes business manager. After the appointment of the rest of the staff by the editor the work is started at once. The traditional skipday so long awaited COUTCS at last. Everyone enjoyed this day so crammed with food, fun, and sun. Again under the direction of Miss Myra Wiiley, the Senior Class presents its last annual play H320 College Avenue. The cast gave a performance that scores another victory for the Seniors, For the Class of .SQ the day of days will soon be here. There is a touch of sadness in their voices as the Seniors say goodbye to their Alma Mater, realizing that never again will they be high school kids -ALMA LU MEERDINK. 36 Last Will and Testament of the enior Class of 1939 STATE OF FLORIDA, CoUN'rv or PALM BEAcn. I CITY or XYEsr PALM Biiwcn. We the persons herein mentioned, being of sound mind and body and realizing that our efforts are drawing to a close, and further realizing that we have many things in our possession that will be of little value to us hereafter, but will be of value to our successors, do therefore leave these valuable possessions to those who, we believe, will benefit therefrom. We do hereby make, declare, and publish, this, our last IYill and Testament. SECTION I ARTICLE I. To the Faculty and the Board of Trustees we leave our grateful thanks and appreciation for much helpful guidance and inspiration through our years in Palm Beach High. SECTION II ARTICLE I. To the Juniors we leave our special privileges and extreme dignity as Seniors. ARTICLE II. To the Sophomores we leave our pride in keeping the buildings and grounds of Palm Beach High School in the best order. SECTION III I, Bill Abare, hereby leave my guard position on the football team to Little Kenny Erikson. I, Mozelle Adams, hereby will to Dorothy Glenn 1ny ability to stay thin. ' I, Maude Altman, will to Margaret VVilson my ability to fall down while playing basketball. I, Eileen Anderson, hereby will to Audrey Mumm my seat in Spanish class. I, Eugenie Argentar, will my serious air and dignity to giggling Audrey Wise. I, Beverly Ballentine, hereby will my good times in last period study hall to Hazel Taylor. I, Janice Barnett, will to my sister, Joyce, my position on the tennis team and may she enjoy it as much as I did. I, Joy Barrett, will my ability to change my mind quietly and easily to my best friend, Francie Broderick, though she may not need it. I, Ted Bayer, do hereby will my ability to get along with most of the teachers most of the time to Robert Hogue. I, Frances Bayne, will my height to Marion Swanson. I, Anita Bell, do hereby will to Mary McCarley my ability to learn Latin. I, Douglas Bills, in a sane state of mind, do bequeathlto Bobby VVeadock all of my sex appeal, good looks, and in- telligence. I, Mitchell Bishop, do hereby leave to Butch Higgens my ability to sleep in class and still pass. I, Daniel Boone, will to Tiny Sowell the ability of reading the newspaper in the library. I, Wiiiiiie Bowers, bequeath to Shirley Curtis my ability to sing. I, Charles Brady, bequeath to Tiny Sowell at least Eve inches of my height. I, Beth Braley, do will my ability to scream and yell at the football games to Nancy Thomson. I, Emily Brantley, after much thought and careful con- sideration, leave to Earnestine Holley my ability to make A's in Mrs. Cook's English class. I, Lenwood Brantley, will all the ignorance I have ac- quired in I2 years to my friend, Harvey L. yVall.' A I, Raymond Brockway, will my ability for devising ac- ceptable excuses to Barbara Baker. I, Barbara Brown, will my ability to work in the office to any one who has the wind to run up and down the stairs. I, Dick Brown, do hereby will my ability of only going to school three periods to the person who can get away with it. r , , I, Bradford Brown, will to Frank Lucius the iiBll16DlI'Cl.l May it serve him as faithfully as it has me. I I, Ralston Byrum, will to Phil Anderson my punctuahty. I, Jack Callahan, being in a sane state of mind, do hereby bequeath to Bobby Prior my ability to talk my way into and out of tight spots. ' - 7 H I, Merle Cameron, will my necktie to 'LPTIHCC Iielllwfly- 37 I, Dorothy Julie Campbell, leave my sheaf of absence slips and excuses and my old hows to some other errano fiddler. I, Cornelia Cater, do hereby bequeath to Edith Anderson my rank of first on the tennis team. I, Jack Causier, will to anyone who wants it my bass fiddle and my eminent position as Music Librarian in the orchestra. I, Lidabel Chandler, will to Jean Hervy my ability to wear the different boys' fraternity pins. I, Charlotte Chapman, do hereby bequeath my ability for scientific guessing on test papers to some sophomore who studies too nmch. I, Mildred Chapman, will to Margaret XX'ilson my habit of writing letters in geometry class. I, Emily Cheatham, do hereby will to Edith XX'ax my ability to stay thin. I, Allen Clark, do hereby bequeath to Tiny Sowell my ability to keep my temper on the basketball court. I, Emmett Cochrane, hereby will to Bobby Baker my ability to study: he needs it. I, Evelyn Conerly, do hereby will to my brother, Alfred, my ability to graduate. I, Iris Cooner, do hereby will my tallness to little Mil- dred Thomas. I, DeLeon Cooner, leave my ability to pole vault to the one who tries it next year. I, Jimmie Cooper, bequeath to Mitchel Baker my eye for pretty girls. I, Elayne Cormack, will to my sister, Patsy, my ability to day-dream in classes. I, Comila Creselious, do hereby will to Margaret XVilson my seat in first hour study hall. I, Alta Cross, do hereby will to Florence Mitchell my ability to wear orange and brown socks, I, Carolyn Deason, will my ability to look innocent at all times to NVinifred Platt. I, Rosemary DeXYitt, would like to will to Pattc Brannan the ability to stick to one boy. I, Kathryn Dickinson, do bequeath to anyone who wants it, my ability to always tind myself facing a most embar- rassing situation. I, Marjorie Ann Donahue, do hereby bequeath my posi- tion on the lfrond Staff to George Cook, I, Gretel Donaldson, do hereby bequeath to Eileen Cor- win my love for dancing and beautiful clothes. I, George Dopcus, will my scholastic ability to Bobby Brooker. I, Victor Dougherty, bequeath all my ability to a girl. identity unknown, but a swell sport. I, Calvin Douglas, will my ability to tight to anyone uho needs it. I, Esther Drawdy, will to the pupils of Bliss .Xllit-rtson's next homeroom class the ability to stay out of detention hall as a result of being late. I, Veda Drown, will to Margaret XViIson my ambition to be on the tennis team. I. Dorothy Ilubbin, will my art of selling candy to Ruthie Greene, I, Jack Duff, will to any junior my excellent scholastic record t?l. I, Marietta Dutton, do hereby bequeath to Shirley Curtis my unhappy habit ot blushing and my eternal tardiness. I, Louis Iiugene llwyer, bequeath to anybody that wants them, my Bing Crosbian vocal chords. I, Gordon Eaton, will to Henry Laney what histrionic ability I have left after being exposed to dramatics. I, Carolyn lzvans, hereby will to lieth Lainhart my driv- ing ability. I, Shirley lfverts, do hereby will to all juniors my ability to pass history. I, Bill Iieek, leave to any one who wants them, my model A Iford and X'Villys. May they have more money than I did to buy gas for the liogs. I, Marjorie lfelder, will to Connie Carr my ability to make other people do my work. I, Louis Ifelder, will my ability as a bull-thrower to Ilenry Smith. I, Thomas Ferrell, will my ability to get on the good side of the teachers to all sophomores. I, Kathryn Ferrin, will my ability to take dictation in shorthand to anyone who needs it. I, Leonard Ifielding, leave to Harold Roberts my athletic ability and my way with the women. I, May Iirasier, do hereby bequeath one inch of my lofty t?J height to any little junior. I, Kelly Freeman, will to Patrick Henry Bud Ilickin- son any ability that I might have shown as a class president. I, Pauline Gallemore, will my good friendship with Flor- ence Hartsfield, for so many years, to .Xilene Gunter and Lorraine Sproul. I, Iiob Garner, bequeath my bull shootin ' to Kenny lirikson. I, Lawrence Garrick, will to Walter Ilayes better suc- cess in graduating than I had. I, Ilarriet Ann Garvey, do hereby bequeath to Iletty Vaughan my loving Irish blue eyes which would look very nice with red hair. I, Jane Gates, do hereby will to Marilyn Schroeder my red shorts to wear on S. S. S. parties. I, Bertha Gay, will to 'lihelma Olson my ability to get out of doing work with good excuses. I, Jeanette Gibbs, bequeath to lfrna Jolmston my place in the Glee Club and my ability to reach the high and low notes. I, Shirley Glatz, bequeath to IVIarjory Layman and those who would appreciate it, my IOOW' All-American giggle. I, Iylartin Gold, bequeath my ability to get out of high school in three years to Bob Robertson. I, Cody Goodman, do hereby leave my positions in both orchestra and band to 'I'ommy Lloyd. I, Ruth Grewell, do hereby bequeath my ability to fall in and out of love so easily, to Phyllis VVelch, she'll need it. I, Rosalyn Gruner, do hereby will my almost unbelievable ability to play tennis to my brother, Stanley. I, Ilorothy Gulkis, will to Mildred Brauer my ability to talk in study hall. I, Howard Hall, bequeath my Southern drawl to Bobby lVeadock with a warning that it has a way with the women. I, Madalyn Halpern, will my ability to laugh or smile in the face of exams to any lowly sophomore. One of 'em will need it. I, Jolmny Hanna, give all my skill and happiness to lirank Lucius, usually called Frog Legs. I, Helen Ilarben, will my ability never to get a library book in on time to an underclassman. I, Lucille Hart, will my ability to chew gum every day in Mrs, Cooks English class without getting caught, to Jerry Dawson. I, Iflorence Hartsfield, will to Lorraine Sproul and Ailene tiunter my fun with Pauline Gallemore and hope they stick together. I, Catherine Harvey, do hereby will to my sister, Doro- thy llarvey, my ability in shorthand and typing. I, ,Xbbie Ilatfieltl, will my nickname Jitterbug to Jean fhantos. I, James Hehn, will mv ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time in first hour physics class to any one who does not want it. I. Jean Ilenry, hereby leave to Jane XYarwick my ability not to worry I, Bill Hiatt, will all of my chewing gum to Bill Pressler. I, G. M. Higgs, will my ability to get to classes on time to June Hardin. I, Rutter Higgs, leave to some poor junior the worry, suffering, and grief that I have endured for the past three years. I, Grace Hill, will my ability to trail Peggy Howell to some fortunate sophomore who wishes to take up her kid sister, Doris Howell. I, Hazel Hiine, will to my sister, Laura, my ability to blush at the least little thing. ' I, Audrey Hodges, will my naturally wavy hair to Jean Perrin so she won't have to get another permanent. I, Irene Hoke, heieby will my swinnning records to Vlfinifred Platt. I, Marianna Holling, hereby will to Tessie Treadwell my freckles and my worn out pencil. I, Peggy Howell, will to my little sister, Doris, my cheer- leading ability and may she always cheer a winning team- lVildcats. I, lvlargaret Jane Hutson, will all the teasing- which I have had in my junior and senior year to my cousin Annelu Hutson. 'liake it on the chin, gal! I, Phyllis Jarvis, hereby will my dignity as a senior to Ruth Lemrow. I, Sonny Jaudon, bequeath my lightnin' speed to George Jones-poor boy. I, Virginia Jenkins, will my black hair to Virginia Mills, in case of sudden death. I, Aldine Jolmson, will my yellow pants to Billy Curly. I, Doris Jolmson, will to Jane XVarwick my changeable green eyes. I, lilizabeth Jolmson, hereby bequeath a new crop of freckles to Phyllis Sergeant. I, Lillian Johnston, bequeath to my little sister my hue record for being on time and in place at all times. I, Florence Jones, will to Ifrna Johnston my love for swimming. I, Virginia Jones, will my ability to get along with my senior Iinglish teacher to Beth Lainhart. I, Lawrence Jordan, will my trigonometry book to any- one who wants it. I, Russell Kelley, will to Ifrank Lucius my ability as a hard worker. I, James Kennedy, will to liclgar Speed Maxwell my ability to win all meets that don't count. I, Van Kinnamon, do hereby will to Kenny Ifrikson lny ability not to be so small. I, Dorothy Land, will my marvelous secretarial ehiciency to all commercial students. I, Juanita Lawson, leave my place in Palm Beach High to 'I'helma Smith. I, Betty Lee, bequeath my sense of humor to Rebecca Pinder in the hope that she will Find use for it. I, Ione Lee, will my ability to chatter to Virginia Armour. I, Dave Lelnnan, do hereby bequeath to Bud Smith my great speed and shiftiness on the football field. I, Keith Lide, will to C. J. Claudon my studious and meditative attitude in all of my classes. I, VVarren Loadholtz, will my good looks to Hugo Miller, and also my handsome physique. I, Rosemary Logsdon, will to Patsy Cormack my ability to pass American History. I, Bette Long, will to Thelma Smith my ability to scream and jitterbug. I, Mary Belle Lyman, hereby will my pug nose to Vir- ginia Messer. I, :Xltair Majewski, do hereby. will to IVIargaret Chalker my Jitterbug ability. I, Anne Martin, will my ability to get in trouble to Ifrnestine Greene. I, Lawrence Matthes, will my old gym clothes to Phil Glancy and my love for salesmanship to Harold Roberts. I, Elizabeth Mays, will to Gene Trout my ability to make up last minute speeches in Public Speaking. I, Helen Illcfarley, will to Mary Butter my seat in Mr. lYhittington's room and may she enjoy it more than I have. I, Saralue McClung, will my ability to giggle to future Comrads. I. Betty McDougal, leave my ability to be late to class and get by with it, to anyone who needs it. I, Henry IXIcIntosh, hereby will to some unlucky junior the position of advertising manager for the ROYAL PALM. I, Nelda NIcKellips, will to Joyce Barnett my ability to get by. I, Eddie McLaren, hereby will my ability to amuse the class to Iiric Young. I, Jeanne McVoy, will my sincerest sympathies to the Junior Class. I, Dick Meebold, bequeath my charter membership in the Spanish athletics to George Nipson. I, Alma Lu Meerdink, will to a member of next year's orchestra my favorite seat and stand. I, Harold Merry, will to the sophomores and juniors my bottom locker. I, Dub Miller, hereby leave my ability to stay in school six years to Gene Trout. I, Mary Milton, will to Eidie Lewis my ability to cut tip in lfnglish class. ' I, Tlielina Moree, will to the Darville sisters my ability pf joking and teasing all for fun throughout the rest of their ives. l, joe Morris, will to Thomas Lee my ability to get along with teachers. I, jackie Mosler, leave to ,lean G. Leonard my excel- lent power of remembering. I, Anna Jane Mustain, will to Ifileen Corwin my ability to get out of a tight place. I, Bettye Myers, leave to Bette Bridgeman my chewing gun popping ability, as it's the only thing I accomplished in school. I, Anne Neaves, will to Eva jo VVoodruff my ability to stick to one man. I, Don Nixon, hereby leave to Bruce O'Quinn, known as Skeebooch, all the joy he can possibly squeeze out of school. I, John Nora, will to Hugo Miller my tirst place in sail- boat racing. I, Gerald Norinandin, will to Hugh Oliphant my job at the Campus Shop, I, Elizabeth Nye, do bequeath my desk in chemistry to Iirnestine Green. I, Johnston Osborne, after much deliberation, bequeath my looks to Dwight Frazier. tPoor Guy.j I, Harriet Owens, wish to leave to Palm Beach High my very best wishes throughout the coming years. I, Garland Page, jr., being in a sane state of mind, do hereby bequeath to Annette Lightning Bolton my ability to get by with chewing gum in all my classes, especially Glee Club. I, Mary Iivelyn Payne, will to IIoddy my ability to pass Iinglish. I, ,lerome Pennock, will my limousine C38 Cheveyl to any underclassman who likes walking. I, DI. H. Peeples, will my bookkeeping ability to any dope who will accept. I, Luvern Peebles, hereby will to anyone who needs them my history notes and notebook. I, George Percy, will my seat in Trig. to any one who's willing to take it. I, Athlynne Perry, hereby will my good times in high school to Florence Mitchell. I, Alvy Peterson, will to Marjorie Shirley all my 64's in American History. I, Celia Pierce, being in a sane state of mind, do will to my sister Peggy all my old chewing gum, to be found in various wastebaskets and under certain desks. I, VV'ilton Pierce, will my boat building ability at the boat school to Charles Ahrens. I, Mizell Platt, will my size and athletic ability to Tiny Stink Sowell. I, Jeff Powell, bequeath to lack Bryant anything that I may leave behind me. I, ,lay Pridham, leav'e to Dick Harris my ability to throw a strike from the outtield. , I, Phyllis Rader, bequeath to my sister Ann, the ability t?7 to flirt successfully, I think she is learning, I, ,lean Rainer, will my geometric ability to Thelma Olson, may she use it for the best. I, Malcolm Randolph, do hereby bequeath Harold Maass my titanic scholastic ability. I, Julia May Ray, hereby will to anyone who wants it. my ability to pound the keys of a typewriter-the wrong ones. I, George B. Reynolds, leave to Bill Reynolds my ability to pester all future homeroom teachers as well as I have Miss Albertson in her homeroom for the past two years. I, lVIiriam Robbins, bequeath Tommy Lloyd my chair in the band. I, Bob Robertson, bequeath my scholastic ability to Ray- mond Corwin. . ., g.l I I, Xlyrtle Rogers, will to all forth-coming juniors the agonies of senior history, I, jean Rogy, will to Suzanne Goddard the piano and all the fun and work that I have had with it. I, lVinnie Rush, will to Geraldine Cook my ability to remain silent when called upon for class recitation. I, Mildred Russell, do hereby will my skating and danc- ing ability to my little sister, -lane. I, Iona Sachs, do hereby will to some ,lllllltif my Dsl'- fected art of gum chewing without discretion. I, Helen Satlof, do hereby will my Southern accent to Betty lVise. I, Doris Schaufele, hereby bequeath to Irene llalton my ability to try to pass all my subjects. I, Selma Schloss, will my job as news editor of the liirolztl to any journalism student that wants to have worli to do. I, Allan Seeley, will what little progress I have made to a struggling, hopeful Wallace Mason. I, Mathilde Seeley, will my freckles to XYinnie Platt. I, Stuart Simmons, bequeath to some poor sophomore my collection of nicknames. I, Hazel Singleton, will to Jimmy Foreman the ability to have a good time. I, George Slaton, will to Ned Goddard my tennis ability and my place in the team. I, Betty Smith, bequeath to some person vvho needs it. my ability to miss semester exams. I, james Smith, will my football ability to josh Lee and my nickname Foots to Hugo Miller. I, Denise Sox, leave to Ruth Murray my share of fun on the Tampa trip next year. I, Harold Spaulding, will my ability to pass Ifnglish without browning to anyone who can do it. I, Emmie Speering, bequeath to Marjorie llankinson my sincere love for my school and faculty. I, Stetson Sproul, leave my ability to XYallace Mason to get along with classmates. I, Gloria Steed, hereby bequeath my coveted position as the only girl in solid geometry class to any girl silly enough to want it, I, I.. B. Stump, will to all deserving underclassmen the mistakes of their elders so that they may protit by them. I, Maggie Mae Stump, will my ability to have a good time in Glee Club to Ruth Murray and .-Xnnette Bolton. I, Thomas T. Sturrock, hereby bequeath my witty rc- marks to some junior for the benetit of Miss Morse and Mrs. Cook. I, Bill Sturrock, leave to any struggling sophomore my never failing ability in being exempt from study hall. I, Mary Lou Suther, bequeath my ability to stay in hot water to Iirnestine Green, vvllo probably vvon't need it. l, I.anse Sutton, will to any underclassman my ability to mind my own business. I, Marion Swanson, do bequeath my place as llrttm Major of the band to -lean Martin. I, lloris Tedder, will tfi sister Shore my height as she needs it and I don't. I, Michael Testa, in a sober and sane state of nund, do bequeath to Robert Robertson the hook in my nose. I, john Thomas, will my laziness to anybody who will take it, I, Olga Tomasello, will to Catherine Ilall my uncon- scious mind and hope she has better luck with it than I did. I Tiber Torok hereby bequeath mv brilliant knowledge of machining to Leonard XYilliamson. I, Caroline Undervvood, will my art of speech to june Pope. I, Jimmie Vaughn, hereby will to any needy person the secret ability to make very dumb cracks. I, Phyllis Vaughan, bequeath to my sister, Betty, my ability to finish second year Spanish. I, -Iohn XYakeman, being in a sane state of mind, do hereby bequeath to Puss Ryan my ability to write mushy notes in class, I I, Iidith ll'alker, herebv will the study of historv' to the next victim. I, Harvey llvall, bequeath my honorary inembership to the 'tSpanish .Xthletes of ,fXnierica to Rapley Stowe. I, Pat lYatkins, bequeath my golden voice to Cathryn Carr: she needs it. I, Norma lYatkins, bequeath my ability lu tintl plentv of titne to do nothing to my sister, Katherine lliatkins, May she make good use of it. I, blames ll'attenbarger, will to 'Iohn .ltrltttstmlt my seat in the Iourtli year Latin class. May Ive enjoy it. .19 I I I 'I I1 I I I I II 'll II I I ii, if II I I1 I I I , ll? ,I II ll il g. II I I I jl I IQ II I I I ,, I I, Nelda Vlfatts, will to ,lean Baird my ability as a jitter- bug. I, Betty ,lane XYeadock, will to james Sewell my ability to shoot the bull. I, Frank Webster, will to XVeldon Lewis my noisy nature. I, John Wfhitaker, leave my inability to study for a test to anyone unfortunate enough to deserve it. I, Neva Vlfidell, hereby will my promptness to school to Nancy Reynolds. I, Herbert IfVilburn, will to Vance Morgan all my physics notes. I-Ie'll need them. I, Ilflarianne yVilliam,s, will my knowledge of American history to Carolyn Bcaty. I. Carl Williamson, will to Gene Trout my ability to argue with the teachers. I, Lyman NVilson, will my ability to think up alibis to jack Odom. I, Sidney yVood, hereby will my ability to argue to Hugo Miller. I, john Wfoodard, in my sane mind, do hereby bequeath my bass voice to Alfred Hooker so that he can sing duets with himself. l, Mickey XVyatt, do bequeath to Kenny Ifrikson my title of the Mad Scientist in case he takes chemistry. I, Bart Yoder, hereby will my ability to get my home work to Leonard IfVilliamson, I, Naomi Zimmerman, will my intellectual ability in con- quering all history tests to anyone it may concern. I, VViIIiam Bell, will my advice to all juniors, don't take trig. I, Val Boozer, do hereby leave and bequeath my talents for S. VV. work to yVychoff Myers for the coming year. I, Donald Crandall, bequeath to anyone who wants it my bashfulncss in answering questions. I, Don Freiqfl, hereby bequeath my harem, my car and other valual5'le worldly possessions to C. J. Claudon. . Q 40 Ll I,dMary Ann French, will my sylph-like figure to Betty ov . ' I, John Gruber, do bequeath to Henry Herpel my ability to look like I'm listening in class. I, Florence Hansen, bequeath to Jane Ann XfVilliams my ability to stay thin. I, Ed Hoffman, do hereby bequeath to Bluebird Brown my White sidewall tires for better looks and more mileage on his Austin. I, Dick Johnson, will to any pretty boy the art of keep- ing my hair combed. I, Rosalie Mauro, bequeath to my brother, G. P., my ability to be late every m.orning. I, Harold VV. Meyer, leave my super, gigantic, colossal, stupendous feet to anybody that needs a good foundation. I, Dick Neil, being of a sound mind CI hopej hereby will and bequeath to Richard Witt my ability to give Mr. Price dihferent and effective excuses. I, Betty Tucker, do hereby will my ability to get a good sun tan to Betty Rourke. I, Dallis VVebb, hereby will my super-intelligence to Dick Poston. Signed CLASS OF '39. Tfsfafor: BRADFORD BROWN. Clerk: VIRGINIA JONES. 5. 5.3. I I If1zr's.vc.v : Janice BARNETT. EMMETT CocHRAN12. JOHN WH ITA KEN, Ki-XTHRYN FERRIN. 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K A . .,z .L ,. ...gg , IM., Q s. we .V 1 ' ' , ii- k i e1 , If 2 .S 'r5, .5 .' f NIISS CI-xImI,INI2 fJl.IX Sf 01150 I' KZIQNIQ 'l IeoI I' PI'F.s'1'II'Uilf FRIED DIICIQINSOZX' IYl't'F-Pl'l'.Yl'fiCiIf Ifm N CES TWI'I'Tx' .51UCxI't'flYl X' KIQIYNETII ERI Iiswx T1'mI.x'IrI'I'I' JUNI R OFFICERS 42 ROBERT ALBERTSON Seattle, XVashington CARYLE ALFSON Jamestown, New York EDITH ANDERSEN Palm Beach, Florida GERALD STEVE ANDERSON Stuart, Florida PHlL ANDERSON NVest Palm Beach, Florida VIRGINIA ARMOUR CLEO BAKER ROBERT JAMES BAKER Miaini, Florida JANE BANGHART Maquoketa, lowa LEONARD A. BANKS, JR. Key IVest, Florida BILL BA RN ES Macon, Georgia MARJORIE B EN N ETT Brewton, Alaliama ARTHUR BERKLEY New York, New York VIVIAN VERMELLE BOETTCHER NVest Palm Beach, Florida MARJORIE BONNETTE Florence, South Carolina ORLENE BOOTH XVest Palm Beach, Florida SARAH EORDIQN Knoxville, Tennessee LOUISE BOUND Spring Lake, New Jersey 105' .Q-A if 1 K' XVILLIAM VWHITE BRAINARD East Orange, New Jersey PATTE BRANNAN VVest Palm Beach, Florida ADELAIDE BRAZIEL Rome, Georgia BETTE BRIDGEMAN VVest Palm Beach, Florida DAVID BRYAN Quincy, Florida FRANCES BRODERICK New York, New York JOHN BROVVNE Hamilton, Ohio SAM BUSSEY Cordele, Georgia VVILLIAM COLVIG BYRUM XVheeling, West Virginia IVIE ANN CANTELO Govan, Saskatchewan, Canada KATHRYN CARR NVest Palm Beach, Florida JOHN CARVES Jacksonville, Florida MARY CULBERTSON CHALKER West Palm Beach, Florida NEVA CHILLINGWORTH West Palm Beach, Florida ELIZABETH CHRISTIAN Richmond, Virginia RICHARD LYNN CHRISTOFFERSON Omaha, Nebraska ALICE B. CLARK Ocean City, New Jersey C. I, CLAUDON, JR Fairbury, Illinois VIRGINIA LELIE CHARLES COFFEE, IR. Kokomo, Indiana COOK Orlando, Florida SHIRLEY COLLINS Chicago, Illinois MARIAN CONNOR Orlando, Florida RAYMOND CORVVIN NVest Palm Beach, MARJORIE KATHLEEN cR1212cH Bradenton, Florida Florida SHIRLEY CURTIS VVest Palm Beach, Florida MURIEL DARVILLE Riviera, Florida FRANK DAVIES Kansas City, Missouri SHIRLEY IJ,-XVIS Knoxville, 'leimessee JE R R Y DAWSON Lakeland, Florida IJONALIU LEWIS IJEAM VVichita, Kansas FRED O, DICKI XVeSt Palm Beach, CH ARLES DONN ELL Lebanon, Tennessee MAYINIIE IJELONG Chattanooga, Tcimessee NSON Florida KENNETH ERIKSON Wfest Palm Beach, Florida ELEANOR ERNST Morristown, Teimessee HELEN EVERNDEN NVest Palm Beach, Florida .....4-.14 'sl '37 DAISY HELEN FOLDS Dunnellon, Florida JOYCE FOLSOM XVest Palm Beach, Florida JIMMY FOREMAN Hendersonville, North Caroline DOTT FORD Port Wfashington, New York JOHN FORST New York, New York UXVIGHT FRAZIER XVest Palm Beach, Florida CECIL O. FUQUAY Daytona Beach, Florida JANET Fox Denver, Colorado M URIEL GEISLER Cheyenne, WVyoming GEORGE GILLINGS Springlake, New Jersey DOROTHY GLENN Sarasota, Florida SUZANNE GODDARD Nashville, Tennessee BLANCHE GOLDSTEIN Atlanta, Georgia LUCILLE GOULD Onarga, Illinois MARTHA ERNESTINE GREEN XVest Palm Beach, Florida MARJORIE GRIFFIS Augusta, Georgia BOB GRIFFITH Wfest Palm Beach, Florida MAE GROOVER Troy, Alabama A-Xl LFEN KQYNTIQN Tzunpa, Flmiflzl X VUNNPQ l'I.-XMMUN Lillffllll, Nclmrzlskzl IJCJI Ok XV.Xl,-'l'IiR I. IIXYIQS Syrzlcusc, New York IXIAIQ lJIil.l, ILXZICN Nzxshxillc, 7110111105500 DORIS GROSS IJQU-rfit, KHL'l1if12il1 QCJTI I Y ILXRYICY Qcclmwlmcv. Flrvriclzl IXIIZHIH, l'Iu1'1fl:1 H Ii'l l'lC I I ICN IJRICKS Clary, Imlimm IIICLICN IXIZXIQ-IURIIC IIICNIDIQRSUN l11rI1:11m1ml1s, lnrllzum IIICNRY llIiRI'I'fl. CLIIRHIJNS I-I ICQNIQICRSON IUXNKIIJUN IIIKSKJINS ' v Lung Hfilllfll, Nvw .ll'l'SK'j' ICLINQJR IIOHRY XVcst Iyilllll Hczwlm, I'ilfJl'iil1l ICIQNICSTINIC IIJUISIQ llOI.l,lfY XYvxl Palm IZCACI1, lflnrirlzl ,Xl.l lQICIJ HOL Jlilill W1-stHclcI, IXl:lssz1cl111sctls Zlill V, IIOOKICR, JR. XYcst Palm Ficaclp lflrvricla I5II,Ii 11055 Q Izlcksuuxxllc, 1'lur11lzl ILTIJY IIUUQLII XVCSt'Ij2ll11l Hczlch, l:ltJ1'itl2l l,'XXYRlfNL'lf llL'IJN.'Xl.I. XYCSI Palm liczlcll, Floriclzl I , Nl!-HP 'N-.... 43 BILLY HUNT Red Oak, Iowa A ANNA MARGARET JENSEN VVest Pa ANNA SINEATH JONES Jaclcsonville, Florida lm Beach, Florida JOHN JOHNSON YVe5t Palm Beach, Florida GEORGE JONES Montgomery, Alabama DOROTHY KNOWLES Fort Pierce, Florida HARLI Riv GRACE KOEH L Akron, Ohio HENRY G MAE JANE KIMBALL Cawanesqne, Pennsylvania QY KNOWLES icra, Florida LENORA KNOX Miami, Florida OODVVIN LANEY Atlanta, Georgia MARJORIE LAYMAN Wfest Palm Beach, Florida CLYDE LANKFORD Gadsden, Alabama BETTY LLOYD Bel Air, Maryland FRANK LUCIUS lYest Palm Beach, Florida PHILIP THOMAS LLOYD VVest Palm Beach, Florida ALFRED LUND Hart ford, Connecticut HAROLD MAASS Chattanooga, Tennessee IJOROTIIY MARION Iiohscm, North Carolnia RLANLTIIIC MARTIN XVest Palm Reach, Ifloricla W A LLA C Ii IXI A SON Owensboro, Kentucky IXI A RY CATH ICR I N li Charleston, South BARBARA INIVCLAIN AVest Palm Beach, Florida MARY AIAXXVIQLL jaclisolwille, liloricla MQCARLIIY Carolina ALLAN IJ, MPITARLAN ID YVQSI Palm Beach, Florida LAURRAIZ IX'lvFARI,ANlJ Wlcst Palm Beach, Florida LURA JEAN MIENGIZS XYe:sl Palm Beach, Florida VIRGINIA MAIQ IXIHSSICR YVQSI Palm llearh, l7lm'i1la HUGO S'l'lCRI,INfi IXIILLICR YVCSI Palm Beach, Ifloricla VIRGINIA IXIILLS Sylvania, Georgia IfLORIiNCl2 h'Il'llClllil,I, YYQSI Palm Beach, Ifluricla DIANIC IXIONAKSIIAN New York, New York ARTHUR VANCE IXIQRGAN, III Savamiah, Georgia RUTII NAOIXI I li IXIPRRAY WYCKOFF M Lee Cmmty, Alahama Y ICRS lYe:st Palm Beach, Ifloricla LAURA LOU NEXVLON lYe5l Palm Beach, Ifluricla if +V' 'au 'D QC? GEORGE NIPSON Stuart, Florida THELMA OLESON Harvard, Illinois MARY PAPPAS Jacksonville, Florida HUGH B. OLIPHANT Kinsley, Kansas ZULA MAE PIERCE Miami, Florida REBECCA AGNES PINDER West Palm Beach, Florida WINIFRI West Palm BILL PRESSLER Laurel Springs, New jersey BOB CALOP PINDER Riviera, Florida fl? PLATT Beach, Florida RICHARD ASBURY POSTON W'est Palm Beach, Florida PRIOR West Palm Beach, Florida BILL REYNOLDS West Palm Beach, Florida MARYANN RACKSTRAW Blackfoot, Idaho CLARA ELIZABETH RHINES Port Cli BETTY ELLEN ROOS St. Louis, Missouri BETTY Haverhill, nton, Ohio JOHN HENRY ROBERTS West Palm Beach, Florida ROURK E Massachusetts IOSEPHINE LOUISE RYAN Altoona, Pennsylvania BETTYE RY DEN Atlanta, Georgia PHYLLIS SARGEANT Asheville, North Carolina ROBERT SCHAPPERT, JR, Astoria, Long Island, New York MURIEL SCI-IUTZER Newark, New Jersey JAMES SEWELL Atlanta, Georgia MARY LOU SEYLE Freeport, Long Island, New York VIOLA SHARON West Palm Beach, Florida THOMAS SIMS XVest Palm Beach, Florida LOIS DOROTHY SLATTEN Lexington, Kentucky THELMA LESTER STAMBAUGH KATHRYN MARIE SMITH Macon, Georgia SMITH MARIETTA STALNAKER Manning, South Carolina EDITH STULTS Carini, Illinois TROY SUTTON Tifton, Georgia HAZEL TAYLOR Elyria, Ohio ELOISE THOMPSON Collins, Georgia ANNA BELL THORNTON XVest Palm Beach, Florida ff A, 71' Q'-ri E wo 3 VZ? fb TESSIE MARGIE TREADXVELL Cordele, Georgia 1 GENE TROUT Frankfort, Indiana FRANCES TWITTY Henderson County, North Carolina ,I UAN I TA UPTON Hopkinsville, Kentucky BETTY VAUGI-IAN VVashington, D. C. VASHTI VAUGHAN NVilniington, North Carolina VI'lLLIAINl VVARSHAUER Bzirryville, New York JANE VVARWICK Nashville, Tennessee HAZEL VVATICRS Avon Park, Florida ICIJITH XVAX Newark, New jersey BO I3 VVICAIJOCK Toledo, Ohio PHYLLIS WELCH NVest Palm Beach, Florida IXI ELVIN XVICST Tulia, Texas MARGARET VVESTBROOK Albany, Georgia WILLIE BILL NVHITE VVest Palm Beach, Florida JANE R, WILLIAMS VVest Palm Beach, Florida M ICRLE WILLIAMS Glennville, Georgia GRACE VIRGINIA VVILLIAMSCN W'ilmington, North Carolina LIIA ESTHIIR NVILSON I I . , L Jacksonville, Florida MARGARET WILSON XVest Palm Beach, Florida XVILLIAM VVILSON NVest Palm Beach, Florida DICK NVITT CLYDE T. XVINDHAM VVest Palm Beach, Florida AUIJREY NNISE Sharon, Pennsylvania NVest Palm Beach, Florida ERIC YOUNG Fort Pierce, Florida MARSHALL WOQD Nashville, ,ISCIIIICSSCC EVA JO VVOODRU FF Century, Florida J ,0-Q, lk' JU IUP1 CLASS HI TUHY XYHEN Ari. we Sovnomokns entered into Palm Beach High School in September, 1935, we fooled the Junior and Senior Classes by producing such an outstanding class. Although our class was comparatively small, being only 288 in number, we proved ourselves mighty. Under the wise supervision of Miss Caroline Oliver, the sponsor, and tiene Trout, the president, we had as successful a year as any Sophomore Class is expected to have. Other officers were: Kenneth lirikson, vice-presidentg jimmy Cox, secretary, and Howard Hall, treasurer. In the spring our tasks as green horns were brought to a close with a most appro- priate beach party celebrating the end of our hrst lap as Hhigh school students. The election ol superlatives was as follows: Eva .Io Woodruff and Gene Trout, most popular, Jane XYarwick and Howard Hall, best lookingg ller Cook and jimmy Cox, best all-round, and XVinifred Platt and Kenneth Erikson, most athletic. During our .lunior year of 1938, we' settled down to the business of showing Palm lieach lligh what we could really do. XVith Miss Caroline Oliver and tiene Trout again as our leaders, we proved ourselves to be something besides jitterbugs. This is what we did: The only football parade of the year was sponsored by the junior Class. The blunior Class play, China Roy, directed by Miss Myra Wiley, was successfully presented in April. Frank Lucius had the leading part and was supported by lirances Twitty, Henry Laney, Clyde XVindham, Bobby Prior, Shirley Curtis. Another victory for the juniors was the selection of their superlatives for the year 1Q38-3Q. The title of the most popular girl and boy was given to Eva jo XYoodrutT and Buddy Dickinson. The best looking girl and boy were jane War- wick and Bill Brainard, while the honor of being the best all-round girl and boy was given to Ifrances Twitty and Henry Herpel. X'Vinifred Platt and Kenneth lirikson were chosen the most athletic. Late in the spring we held an unusual party for the Seniors. We hope to do even more for Palm Beach High School to remember us by next year. XYQXTCH US Gil!! -RAYMOND CORWIN. f-. F. , F 2 ,J , X! -1 .I ff ff W f ' 9 f MRS. MA1craU12R1T1a Smvxcsl Sf'07l.VU1' Rlcxlfxlm SUWIELI. Pl't'XTI'tft'lIf -IAMES BRIDGES Viva'-P1'4's1'cie'11f MADGE FREEMAN St'L'?'Fftl1 V and 7xl'0C1SIll'l'l' 55 -nn- RACHEL .IXDAIR BETTY ADAMS JIM ALBURY EDITH ALLEY SELIIIA ANDERSEN ISAIIELLE .ANDERSON LUIS :ANDERSON RUTH ANDERSON LAWRENCE ANNIS JIMMY ARNOLD KITTY :XRNOLD VvEI-M.-X BAIRD BARBARA BAKER DORETHY BAIQER JOYCI-3 B.-XRNETT CKROLYN BEATY ROBERT BIRIJSALL RUTH BISHOP JEAN BI..-XCKBURN BOBBY BLANDFORD ELIZ.XBETH EODOS .TXNNETTE BOLTON IDELURES BOWIQ JAMES BRIDGES FRANCES BROWN LORINE BROWN JAII4 BRYAN R.'XRB:XR.X BRYANT PEACHES HIIDIIE RAYMOND BIIRIIAN MARY HI I I'ERS , I BIc'I'I'Y CARR CONNII-Q CARR NI:wIcI.I, CAIIIII-:I.L M .XRGA RET CII .'XI.liICR JEAN CIIANTOS MARY LEE CLARKIZ MARION CLEMONS, JR. BETTY COATI-:S ALFRED CONERIA' fIER.Xl,DINE COOK EILEEN CORWIN MARILYN COSTELLO DIXIE WAYNE COX ROBERT CRANDALL EILEEN D,XLTK'lN IWIXRJORIE DALTON LILLIE DARVILLE VVELM.-A DAVIS BOB DAWLY SIDNEY MORRIS DLTBBIIN' BETTY EASTON, CHARLOTTE ELLIS ELINOR ERNESTON GERTRUDE EXVISLL JEAN FERRIN AI.XRJIJRIl-I FREEDMAN 1A'I.XIJGli FREEMAN IQSTH ER FL'I.I.WOOD NED GODDARD CHARLES Br1I.M.xN GOUIIELI Mxkwlrmlli Closru j.xc'1i Go XVINUNA GL'N'ri51e JOHN HALL 1NI.xR,1o1uh H mr XI ETT CH'XRI.Il-1 MAE HART A. B. HA1a'1's1fIE1.n Gvssua H an xxx xx D1JliflFliX HMI-N C,1Erucc:1.x Hlczwrowsla Bon H ILKER P.'x'1'1mIx H11 I-r:1.ANn HUIJCIQINS 1X'l.x1cc1uu1m'E H011 Nc xxx nnerri CJLIVER H011 IINLSXNURTH Mmm' IIUFF .'5xl7IDRIiY Hum. R1c'r'rv HLR In IiRN.x l.m'IT1.x ju11Ns'roN Vmm jummw B11.l,v K x lX'I.xm' Kcnlwlcz Iz1.1z.xmf'rH LMNI1 Luau xl x 'I'HuM xs Lmt Lows LEIBUVIT BILIA. Swirl: I.U:XllHUI.TI S LIJRNX I.u4:.xN Nl-311 M XRNH XII Hrivrx' Mxruas Cl. P. M xL'Ro J. Uris AILIXFIIIIS lo .Io RIVNIZII. H.xu1a,xR.x Nft'x'Yl'fY jim N MI FIZOI VIRGINIA IXIORGAN BERYL NIOULTON LILLIAN NAIL FRANK ODOM GLORIA NORA PHILLIP G. NORTH K,-XTH RYNE OOLE BRUCE OVQUINN DIXVID PIERCE HARDY PRATHER DOROTIIX' PADGETT JIM MY PAINE JANE PRIDHAM JUNE POPE AN N RI-XDER ANDREW LAWRENCE RACKSTRANV BEVERLY RANKIN CH ARLES REEVES TJORKVI' H Y ROBERTS SAM W. REED JOY REYNOLDS NIARGARET ROBERTS FREIDA ILLSIE Sc RUOOS LULII SCOTT ROGERS PAUL W. SCHMIDT MARILYN SCHROEDER IJUROT H Y SH ARPE M ,NRIE SH lilfFIIiLI1 ROOER SHEA BILLY SHEIZN LOUISE SIYIEDLEY H EN R LJUNALIJ SPENCER Y SMITII PATRICIA SMITH RICHARD SOWELL LORRAINE SPROUL TJICK STACK CXTHRINE TEIY BETTY STALLINGS ROYAL STULTS GLORIA THOMAS ALICE L. THOMASON FREDA TREADVVELL MARIE VIXRNELI, CLAUDE lv.-XNCY THOMPSON LOUISE TRUAX VINCENT NIARGARET 'WARE KATHERINE WATKINS MA LTRY Fox WORT HY VVAT IQINS GEORGE W II ALEY LOUISE. WHITE DOREEN VVITT KENT T. WO'QDwARD lik 2 ,if O av- - ' as 0 1ww3:m-- . - - 1 11-- UH 1' g 'fi iii 1 'E:., ' JBAQ' .Z . Jr : v f? ,Lx w,.. - A,-af .iw , ii-2+ f' 1 . A-,K I ,vi- . 'g:Gp'Em' . .f e -M A W 1. ii' ,...-- .pans ...Q -.sua-Li ,, .,,,... -Q-. A.-L, -11- 4, ,emu W , ,x-V-V. ,:. P691 .2 ' The RGYAL PALM Staff 5... ,. ' Wzthvi ,, Y J if 'ff 7' ,. V , K ,, V ,,r, , K I . .V 9 K , in ft t t -- ,Imax XY1l1TAx1c151e -IANIQE BANNETT EMMET1' COCHRANE lizrxzllrsx jlflllltlfjfi' EUII-f0I'-I'lI-Cilllff Asxistallt Editor Q ', .-XTK Af' . . . 1 'f I1 Iflf I'mx'l-11.1. . . .Als.v1'st1111t Art l L I.I.1,x I'1If:m'lf . . ,'15.9I4J'fllllf ,lrt l' Hhkltlfwlill Iilwwx . . .SiI'l1I'0l' If R XYXIHNIJ C'mm'1N . . lurzim' li II xx lflimclx , . .SiUf71lU1lIl?1't' I' xxalzll-:T 6 JwliNs, fJfIlIfIIfjI'IIf71t'tf' Mfzizzmw Ixl11c1xXX' rw It lllitm' dffm ditm rtftrll ffftm' ftftnr KA'rH1ex'N FERRIN . . . CIubEdit0r Plicgm' HUWELL . . . 1JCflf1ll'?Edif0t' l.I2uNARD IFIELIDING . . Sports Editor IRENE lt1uKE . flssi.s'ta11tSp0rts Editor 14liNRY MCINTUSH, z4d'Z'l'l'fZ'Sl'7Ifj .Manager 'lumix' BRHWER fl ssistazzt .Z1d'Z'Fl'l'l.SI'lZg Managm' OC THE Roxzxi, il'.xi,mi for 1939 was begun by the appoint- ing of -lanice Barnett editor-in-chief and .lohn llhitaker business manager in October, 1938. The editor-in-chief then ap- pointed her staff and got in touch with lioote QQ Davies Printing Company of At- lanta, Georgia. This coin- pany at once sent Mr. .lohnny Long to meet with the staff. Mr. Long brought samples of annuals and, after niuch consideration, the contract was renewed with this company. By niuch zealous work on the part of the business manager an all-time record was set in the subscriptions, the total being 459. The hrst of February saw the beginning of the tremendous task of photographing the students, f21Cl1l'fy, school, athletics, and clubs. Our photographic manager, Harriet Clwens, cliil an excellent piece of work. To make our annual more complete a inarvelous job was done by our advertising manager. Henry Mclntosh. His faithful stalf consisted of: llazel lliine, Maggie Xlae Stunip, lflorence Hansen, Mike Testa, ,lohn XYake1nan, Donald lfreincl, llracllord llrown, and blohn lfrank Thoinas. The staff is indebted to Virginia uloneg and ,Xhna l.u Rleerdink for their valuable assistance. Thus, Roxxxi. l'.xi,xi readers, if you enjoy this annual as inuch as we enjoyed inaking it, we will have accoinplisherl our purpose. s 'lliji llarriet Owens. .5i1'l'Ulll1' wire: l'atrieia XYatl:ins, Tell llowt-ll, tt-HQ, lqcru- lli tcllorcl Brown, Raynioncl Lorwin, -lean lferrin. '!'!ih'1lrfm': liallnwn lferrin, Peggy Howell, l.conai'cl lfielfling, lrcne lloke, llenry hlclntosh, -liinniy Hrower. .MA The F ROND STAFF First and Second Semesrers ALTHUUGII Tins YEAR marked the thirteenth year since the organization of the F1'onf1', it proved to be a successful one. An edition was published every week and several spe- cial issues appeared during the year. Miss Pearle Shepard, who is new this x A , 1 Q N year, directed the Proud stalls work Yoh: Mass Pearle Shepard, Faculty Aclvisor. .hlfffllld rote: Bob Robertson, Co-Editor, and Norma Vlfatkins, Co-lfditor First Semester: john Gruber, Editor Second Semester. smoothly and elhciently. lVith Miss Shep- ard as advisor, Norma Watkins and Bob Robertson, editors for the first semester, published many outstanding editions. A six-page edition was published Thanksgiving Day. ln December the stall' put out a splendid 16-page mail-away edition. This was the first edition of this kind in Palm Beach lligh. ln the second semester a new firmm' staff took over with John Gruber as editor. An April Fools edition was published in an appropriate manner. The ,lunior edition of the 1':1'0l1U' was outstanding. The largest and linal edition of the IIVOIIKII was published in May and served as a Cub edition. lt featured the outstanding Seniors and many of thc important events of the year. ! i1'.rf IAHTU, fell In l'l'.Qflf,' joy llarritt, l.onise Bound, jack Callahan, Shirley Collins, Kathryn Dickinson, jack Causier, lfileen .'Xnderson, lXlarielta Ibntlon. .S'er1nlu' I'H'It'.' Charles lirady, lflayne lformaclc, lris Cooner, Daniel Boone, Anita Bell, Louise llowers, jinnny lirower, lloris Shaufele. 'fliirrl rote: llazel Singleton, Lanse Sutton, Phyllis Rader, Ann Neaves, George Slalon, Saraln lX'lCfllllllQ,', llelen lylcfarley, Mitchell llishop. lfnrzrllz rare: Anne Martin, Miary Milton, Bob Robertson, Rose- niarv l.oQsdon, lflorence llartsheld, Ciarlan llage, llflarianna llolling, Rosalynfl firuner, lfifllz rote: Edward Hoffman, Bertha 5 l l 1 A Clay, lxuth firewcll, Sonny laudon, May Fraser, lloris 'l'edder, Howard Hall, lVlathilde Sealey. Ku.. XJ 5 0127 ...Iii THE Johnnie XYillian1s Stephens Chapter of the Quill and Scroll was nanied after and founded March 14, 1929, hy Mrs. bl. XV. Stephens. Mrs. Stephens, dean of girls and assistant principal, was the competent advisor until IQSS. Quill and Scroll is a branch of the national honor- ary journalistic society fornied to reward individual achievement and to encourage individual initiative in high school jour- nalisni. Members of this society are required to have done superior work in some phase of journalism or creative endeavor, to be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing and inust he of at least junior standing. Those in Quill and Scroll are: Firsl wiv, left to 1'igl1f.' Norina VVatkins, john Gruber, john VVakenian, Patricia Watkiiis. .Sivcmzri aww: Janice Barnett, Stuart Simmons, Gretel Donaldson, L. B. Stump, Selma Schloss. Third row: Martin Gold, Mary Lou Suther, Michael Testa, Marjorie Donahue, James VVat- tenlmarger. f701lI'flZ l'UTK'.' John Wliitaker, Eliza- beth Mays, Milton Wyatt, Louis Dwyer. Top rn-rv, left to riglzf: Caroline Underwood, Leonard Fielding, Vir- ginia Mills. .S'1'm1zd rmu: Yvonne Hanunun, Donald Frenid, Nelda NV:-itts. Tlifrd mru: Raymond Brockway, Phyllis Jarvis, Rosalie Mauro, l:17ZH'ffI rnrv: Anna Bell Thornton, lfugenic .-Xrgiutar, John Frank Thomas. liifth I'H'Ix'.' Cecil Fuquay, Florence llansen, FIRST SEMESTER EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT lion: RUR!-IRTSON, NKIRMTX XYAT1-Llxs ..... S'ru,xR'r SIMMONS l.1aoN.xlcn l'SIliI.IJINIZ .... . IIUXYAITID Il,x1.1, . . l,1foNxTcn Ibonnou . X'Tiup1NT.x Nl11.1.s . C'Tf:c'11. l 1'o1'.w ..,...,... . I X xsslcu, 1Xl4l,IN'l'.XR, in Sllill, Marino . ..,. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Hoy xl.n lfrufimn ....,......, NT-3l.n,x XX'.vl TS ...,...,,, 'lSlI0RN'lUN, 'l'uoM.vs, ligiximm, lxuvls, lI.xNs1A.x Rxvuuowim llluwkwxv SECOND SEMESTER EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT jonx I.R1'T:11.u . . ......... . I'.x'r XY.xl'KTNs, -lUIIN XY.xkr.M.xN . hlamlas VX',x'z r1aNTmlcrzlaiic . . . , jouw NY111'rx1xiaTc .... . ,- li1.1z,xnE'rH Klrxvs, Sic1.M,x Sc ucoss . , . RUSALYNIJ fiRl'NIiR, Xlalw Lol' Sl IIH'.R . Kloum, FIATIININ, KllLI.S, lilexiw, 'l'1-Lsrx . . l'.xRoi.TNT4: l'Nni-zkvvoon . .... , .XNNIE Nlirxvrls, ANN Nlxurxx . . . , llriwiw C'.xx1x1wr, Ii.x'1'i1TaluNTi IIIITIRINSIIX SHi111.r1x' Q'oT.1.1xs ...... MAIN' Bliixrox ....., ..... AlIMMIIi likowaic ............ SC11.x1'FEL1-3, Ilooxiz, lS.x1u41Tr, Axnunsox, Cfxuie, SY',Xl'Ll3l IEARNTHLTT, Nlokkis. IIENUT-gksox. OMHRES, l.of,snoN AIAR-TORIE lIoN.xn1'H, Blu' lfxxsiak ...... BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ,N Iifl-Lfmg-iff-L'1n'rf kfllbrqgilig lidllftll' . . Sfinrtx ElflfI7l' i.l.T.o.m1:zt .S'fmr1.f lidifor . , . li.i'rImugr' . ,S'111'z'1'fj' Erlifm' . pl rf lfT1'1'for . ClIlIl1UlllI'Xf.V Ifl1.il'11f'.v.r ,TITIIIIIKFV l1l:'rT'f1'.ring .llllllllgff . . . .'l.v.v1.rtf1T1l,r f'1'r1'r1l1lt1'u1z Llluinlgm' . , Ifflr'lo1 1'l1-Cilliff . .'1.v.vi,rlflI1t lirliforx . .lfuuugirig lflliitm' 1.v.ir,xlul1I ,llT1I1u,uT11,q l:fl1lr1T' . . .YCTLIX liri1'Im'.r . IJFITYII 71' lff1T'ln1'.r . .3ffll'I.x'ffffl!1fT'x' S'Tnmf'1'r ,Swmfnv C.'nl1:T1lm.rl Nt., .Ixxfrlmif C'nln11:111'.vI !:.r1'Ino1L5r Lf17IIH7l1Yl.Yf .V . ,Sm'l'Clj'lffl1!nr lvvlxiflrll ,Srf1'lL'Ij' lfflflnr' , . . .ffl lzrlrlor i . . lrz'f'ul'lr'r'.r Hum! C'ul1i'rc1zf!c1'.r l.. ll. STVNP. IR. , ....... , Hll.r1m'v.v .llumlgfr RU'I l'IiR llls.GS .... ...' l fl7'4'T'tT.vT'T1g ,llrlllllgcr l'11Y1.1.Ts RADER ..., ...., I flrirrtmzug .lluningcr lhxrzl-i, Q' x1.L.xi-1 xx, Cokxixc 14 . . ,4vxT,vfT11i!.lfl7'r1'f1'x1'1rg ,llrimrgrnv RUTH liKEXYEL.L .... .... C 'fm'1rlirrT'ff,, ,llrzizrzgrr SMYTH, llivvizic . . . , , A-1.v,vr'.T-tffrif C'TT'mTluf1'fm ,llurnigm-,f .XNnERsoN, l,flN.XLTlSfIN . . . ...,... L'lT'ff1ng,S1v,'-rr:-fwfr lT15T:1'1-1.x GAY ,... ..... , .... li ,rrfnzxigc.S1ff'1'v':'1.vIi NEX'lLLE. S1..xToN. lhxiavi-QR. MLK Lifmg, 3sy:,vLT-gy, Ilorrrm- I jonxsrox, IIHFFMAN, fooxix, NlcC'xRLax, Srrrox, 'lSE1v1mER, Iliuos, llisnor, Muses, lil-DLL liouxn, S1xt:LET-IN. llL'T'l'UN, liowlalcs, ll,xHrsFIriLn, Hu f . .lT!7r1'11r1'i'i 1511 x , cfm Tflrfffnn .., W ,,,, ' GLEE CLUB Simi-3 THE 1.AsT iiinriox or TII113 Rovar PALM the Palm Beach High School lilee Club and Orchestra have made enviable records in State and Regional Festivals. Both groups won high honors in the state competition at Tampa and earnecl the right to compete in the Regional Festival helcl later in the year at West l'alni Beach. At this event the Orchestra, the Mixed Ulee Club, ancl the tiirls' illee Club each won a First Division rating with especial eoinniencla- tion from the judges. Mics. l,.xl.lnc Il, hlI'KICNZIli l7fI'4'z'lrI!' .Xurl bin lllll'UlllN' l.X'l Ill'l' lobbv XX mcloel' llx 1 tht lil ISQI 191 l H ' MEMBERS 'flip 1'rm',frf'l In rigfll: Raynionrl Ilroclvxvay, 'liecl XYills, liinily Clieathain, lfrances Txvitty, Kathryn licrrin, Relic-rea l'incler, llc-115 l.ce, Marv Cllmllwr, l'l1vllis Sargcant, lionalcl lfrcnul, ,lack Caiisin-it .bll't'H!lff r'fm'.' Martin fiolcl, john VVooilarfl, Johnston Usborne rev lloflges, Winilrcrl Ilovvc-rs, .Xhna l,u Mecrclinlf, Viola Sharon, l,ois XVells, Maclalyn llalpern, Phyllis Rarler, llorothy llub . V .N , 1 - . v, vg 2 inalil Cranrlall. lflzm' rfmf: fi. M. llif s, Yi: ' , l. . Canto gg I ul Wfilt L J l l n, lvziiivlle Gibbs, lirneslilu- llollev, llazel llinie, Clussic llattaxvay, Doris johnson, Harriet Owens, Lcnora Knox, lvy Cantelo, Rutter lli's 9t1u!Nli ' ' ' gg , . iz A . nvrey, ltarl Sehnllz, f'HllI'ffl rrmu' jean Roqy, Ralston liyflllll, Douglas Bills, Ciarlancl Page, l.irlabell Cll2,lll!llCl' Ruth lXlurray, Nornia Xvilllilllx Qliarlotle Cliainnan llclcn lfolcls lX'l'w'ffic Mae Qtnnip louise Rvan Carolvn IJU1 , , .Nh . ., , , . Y. , Y uson, llenry ller- pel, llarolil Merry, jack Callahan, Mrs. Lallie B, McKenzie, Director, sf- ! Q , .AQ -- a M - w 1 AN OUTS'l',-'XNIJINCQ 1ax'14:1wT of this year was the prese11tz1tif111 of the GRCHESTRA opera CGl'l111C'71 hy Cieorges llizet. The entire flepartmeiit partici- pated in this p1'c1fluCtio11 and was uhly ussistecl hy students uf the fXClYCclllCCll Art classes. AX capacity Zll1CllC1'lL'C witnesserl the perfcmrni- ance which won high acclaim from the public. Jinx Rum' lIltIlII.K'1i MEMBERS juyce .fXrill1, lf1':111cis ,le:111 lil2lL'lilJlll'1l, Ilmwitliy L':111111l1ell, Cl1:1rl11lteCl1:1p111:111, lCilee11 lf411'1x'i11, l71'g111l4 llzuies, Xrtxllllll llzuis, Sifhiey llllllllill, S11z:11111e Clmlclzirfl, Neil lillflllilftl, Qmly fif111cl111:111, .Xlfrefl llmilfeig .X1111:1 AlZlI'Q2ll'Cf -ICIISUII, 'IX11111115' l,l11yrl, ,X1111e Nlz11'Ii11 ,Xlmzi l.ll lX'lec1'rli11li, NVyl4c1lf Myers, jenn Rmgy, Marie Sheffield, illflllllllj' Sims, fiemge Slzilmi, lleiiise Flux, Cllfwrizi Steeil, Mercei llelh 'l'ysu11, ClZlllflQ VvlllCL'llt, l.IlXVl'CllL'l' .'X1111is, lJr111:1lrl l?YCl11fl, Xllziller llzlyes, -luck Cziusier, llerlmerl liUL'l1lllCl', l:l'Zlllli Oclmin, ,lzmicc F I llg11'11ett, Joyce lizirnell, lxuth liishfip, Clllllljll Rmlcliclq. 5 . JAY CEE BAND ilnf' M R. FRA N li STI ' RCI l,il'l'l'f0l' THE .JAY CEE Senool. BAND opened its 1939 school year by appearing at the football games where it added much eolor and pep. The Band has also appeared in a number of parades and other events sponsored by the city. The months of March and April saw the Band working hard for the State contest held here the end of March and the National contest held in Charlotte, N. C., in early May. Several times the Band has been called upon for concerts at the Four Arts and in Flagler Park. The Band's appearance at the graduation exercises will end another sueeessful year. MEMBERS MARION SVVANSUN Drzmz Major its l'.1llft'.l'f J. Airth, J. Martin, J. Stewart ll. Behmer. Ufiofu' C. Goodman, M, Robbins. lfllciffijfl llorn: T. Lloyd. Hu.r.rnn11: C, Reddick, IJ, NV. Cox. CTlUl'I.llC'f.' L. Gamble, B. Bell, D. Good- rlnn, V. MeNair, R, Kinney, M, Swan- son, ID. liarnhardt, J. Sutton, H. Curtis J. Maxwell, B. Pressler, J. Feek, B Dieiner, WV. llnestis, R. Shea, M Thomas, M, F. Higgenbottom, D Cinann. lf. Frneston, L. J. lffhnger, li. Relnner, A. Martin, J. Schroeder, and M. Schroeder. SCl.l'0fffl0IlC.' R. Bnrgan, C. Efhnger, M. L. Snther. C121'1n'l.' N. Goddard, N. Nelson, A, Stnrehio, A. llepevv, G. Rehm, B. Fer- rin, C. Dorsey, B. Snther, T. Littrell, E. Kopp, li. llroelcway. Fl't'lll'll lflurlz: F. Odom, M. Stone, F. Hartwell, P. Mclhongal, R. Hill. ln'm'ifuur.' L. J. Menges, S. VVood, D. Goodrnm, li. lXflcCntehin, 7xl'!Illl17U7ll',' VV. Myers, F. Morrison, R Lloyd, L. Crane, ll. l-loss. Hass: B. Wietzel, H, Reddiek, C. Beaty li. Green, C. Brannon, IJ. McNair. v 7il.1lIf7lIlIi,' M. Swanson. l21 1llIl,' O. MeKellips, IJ. l'la1'twell, C. J. Clandon, W. Hayes, O. Hollingsworth. Hass Druzzl: J. Barnett. JAY CEE BAND Honor Society MAIQIUN SVVANSUN Com' GOUIJMAN . SIDNEY XYIIIJIJ . Boiaisy XVITZEI. BILL l'leEssLI3Ic . NIARION SVVANSON SIDNEY NV OOD . ,ANNE lX lARTIN . BILL PI,zI2ss1.12R . FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS . SFCVFTLII'-V and MR. FIQANK STUIQQIIIQ, Sjwusoz' . . PI'FSZ'lTCIIf . l'z'c'v-P1'mfzI'c'1zf . . SUv1'Cz'a1'y . . TI't'CY.YllI'l'l' Pzzblififj' ClZCZTl'llllIll . . Prcsidcfut . Vim'-P1'0s1'rfmzf T1'c'0.fz11'f1' Pzzblifify Cllflliflllllll KIARION Swxxsox ill!-IECTZ The object of the Honor Society is to create liettei' 1nnsiciz1nsl1ip, to sliinnlate Zl clesire to rencler school and connnunity service, to eneourzlge the development of leaclersliip, and to instill the principles of good CllZl1'21Ct6I' into the lives of tlie 1ne1nlJe1's of the entire Inusiczil organization. MEMBERS Tnjw wmv, lrfl In l'fg'fIf.' J. Ulis lVleKellips, llulmlvy VVitzel, XVyeulT lX'lye1's, Franlx Odom, Curly linmlinzin, Tmniny Lloyd, jean I I lX'lEl1'lill,J8,lllCS Stewzlrl. ,Slt t'l7llll 1'n'ru.' lS1'11estineG1'een,Siclney Howl, Ann xlllfllll, Marion SWHIISOIT, hill Pressler, lNla1'ilyn Selirocrler, Mr, lfrunlc Sinrcliio, Sponsor. lA1-eo1, ll M RANIN 1'i'.vie1li'11l f PL! ll Mies. ji-:ssnc IJ. XVYNN .3ifw11.x'1H' ANN coMmA LATINA MAGISTRATI lXiAl.Cfll.M R.-XNlJOl.l'Il . , . . . . . Pl'l1F.8'l',Y hlAM15s XY.-X'l'TlENl3ARGER . . Sulz-Pracscs CHARLOTTE CHAPMAN CoRN1z1,1A CATER . hligssna D. XYYNN . , . . . Scrilnzz . Acraii P1'aefccfu.r . Sf701ISCl' et I1ztf'1'jv1'c.v lX'iOTTfJZ JVOII jv1'0g1'crfi est I'Ufj1'f'dl' Coroksz Purpzmz Azzrzzmgzzc INSIGNIA: Lazzrzzs olragzzt' Tina COMTTIA l,AT1NA, established in IQZ4, is the oldest and one of the most distinctive clubs of Palni Beach High. lt has a membership of twenty-five thircl and fourth-year students and eleven outstanding members of seeond-year Latin classes. lts purpose is to arouse 21 greater interest in the classics and to fainilizirize its members with the history of Rome and famous Roinzms. MEMBERS lzrxl 1vm',luf! In righl: liflilh .Xmli-1'so11, l'l1il Xnrlerson, Selma . XllflL'l'5Ull,jZl1lC llzinglizirt, Teil l3ziyer, Cornelia Cater, Charlotte Cha - P m.m, Shirley Curtis, llelcn lfolrls. .Ymwffi mmf: lfvi-Iyn Gross, Mae Dell llazen, llenry llerpel, lingene Holtz, Doris johnson, ,lolm ,lol mson, lletly l.ce, l.z1nr:i Lon Ncxxlon, llonzilrl Nixon. Tf1f!'li 1'l1Ti'.' Relmecczl l'incler, June Pope, blanies Sewell, Nlzlrie Shefliclfl, iieorfe Slziton, Stuart Simmons, Nznzcx' Tlionimson. l n1z1'l!1 wma' :me XVzirwiclc, liill VVElI'Sll2lllCI' ames VVattenbarfcr nlizi .. Y 7 'ilson, Kent X'VUUflWI1l'fl, lielty Curr. -Ltif PAN-AMERICAN CLUB OFFICERS 'InnN XYAKEMAN . . . Prcsidvzzf llnuulnxs lf3n.1.s . . If'1'cr-P1'c5z'c1'v11t NIARIUN SVVANSUN . . SCC1'f'fCl1'-V -IUHN CARVES . . . T1'Pc1S1f1'v1' CSARLANIJ PAGE . . Sf'1'gf'c111f-at-.-Irnzx AIM : To increase friendly relationship between the United States and Latin American countries. MEMBERS M-I 5' jolly XY.x1412xl .xx l'ri'.m1'rnf First roru, left in right: Eileen Anderson, Joyce Barnett, Douglas Billg, Robert Hirclmll, Jenn lllacklnirn, Orleen Fiootli, Bette Rflflgmllllll, Jack Callahan. Svrnnd row: Jack CZ1llSlCl', llonalml Crzinclall, Charles Donnell, lllarjorie Felclcr, Klzulge lirecinan. Tlzird row: Gibbons Henrlerson, Hurley Knowles, llzivicl Lelnnnn, Betty Lonff, Phil North. linnrflz rn-rv: Cizlrlflncl llage, jeroinc D Pennock, Calop Finder, Jeff Powell, l.:1rry Rzlclcstwlw, Clara Rincs, lllzn-ion Swznmni, Patricia XVatlcins. Mit. L. A. Bimini x Sfwlztvnr E 3 711 DE MOLAY OFFICERS TIIIIIMI' SUTIIER Toxlxlx' SUTIIER . Maxim' C'0zz1zt'1'l01' .llasfer CxUllIlt'1ilt17' Gliflklili PERCY GLENN ELLIS . NIIRIIAN HOLDER . Senior 116516011 LANIQDIIN HIGGINS . . Jznzior Daavon BUD DIL'KENSlJN . Swzfof' Str'-zu'a1'z1' JAMES CooIIER . , Jll1lI'0l' Sfmvanz' MITQIIELEBAKER . . . . Clzajvlaizz I.. B. STLIIII- . . .S'fcI11cI'1I1'd Bean' 1' Sll'JNEYXYlJfllJ . . . . Marslzal VV. lf, FIcoEI'II.IcI1 .S'fI011.wr TIIOIYIAS A. limsom CIIAIITER CDRDER OF DEMOLAY was organized zuicl received its charter in 1921. DeMolay is a reward for the patriotic, the intellectual, and the reverent. lts seven carclinzll virtues are: l.ove of l,ZlI'C1ltS, l'.oyz1lty, Revereuee, lfiflelity, Cour- tesy, l':1t1'iotism, :md Clezuiliiiess. Top 1'0'zt', Inf! lo right: .lay l'riIllIzI1II, Cocly flooclmzui, Robert l.z1 Roche, Louis Davis, Dick llzirris, Lee Rinker, Frecl Dickellsoli, Otto llickersou, Hzirolcl Meyer, lVlelvi1i Wfest. ,Sm-111111 rfzzv: Mr. Froelilich, lfclwarfl liliiiiger, lfrnest Rusmusse1I, Sam Reed, Rapley Stone, Cglrl VVilll1llNS0U. lolm Nora, George llopetls, Willie VVlIite, Sicliiey VVoocl. Tfzird Vatu' Jimmie Cooper, Hugh cllllllllllll, Zelu llooker, Hill Allure, Glemi lfllis, George Percy, lion Nixon, lVlitclicll Baker, lilllgflllll Higgins, aml llulm Miller. At ', 1 fN' f . Smzioz' CNOIIIIUZAIOI' Jlllllifll' C01111Cil01' Y QA KEY CLUB OFFICERS SUNNY jAL'DoN . . P1'f'SidC11l' NIARTIN Guin . . Vice-Presidvlzi jim M112 BRQWER . . Secretary lliinlu' NlClNTUSll . T1'msz11'e1' THE PURI-nslz or Tllli KEY CLUB is to build character and to foster .Xinericzmism in American youtli. DR. Fimxcis M. Fox MEMBERS Sponsor SUN XY ,l -xtlmux l,7'L'.Vl'lY,L'llf First row, left In riglzt: Bill Bruinard, Jimmie Brower, Jack Cansier, Allen Clark, Emmett Cochrane, Charles lzlonnell, Kenneth lfrikson, Kelly Freeman, Sammi row: Martin Gold, Howard Hz1ll,1Rnssell Kelley, Vim Kinnznnon, Henry Mclntosli. Tlzird rntu: Dick Neil, George Percy, Jeff Powell, Holm Rfmlmertsun, George Reynolds. 1:01ll'f1l 1'0'IU.' Mike Testa, Gene Trmnn, jimmy Vaughn, jnlm NVzikemzm, john Wlliitziker, Mickey NVyatt, James Wzxttenlnarger. f if W 9 ' 'Y K.. lilxxlm llku f,1'm'.YI!ft'llf I zrxvt .Sfl11m'l4'f' S. S. S. CLUB lmz 5. S. 5. LLUU, sponsorecl by Miss Marv Sue Albertson, is 21 recognizecl organ- MIN Nl U N QU XII . .' . . , . . .. ll!'. fi,llfl'I',' lzutlcm ul the school. lts IDZIJOI' project IS l N care anal furuislling of the Girls' ,lg l.uuug'e. Q2 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS B,x1c,xRA1:.x lilmwx . . PI't'.91-!ll'l1f -l.-XNIQ KIATES . . . . . lf7l'fU-Pl'P5flll'1lf RI.-Xlijlllilli l71zl.1m151z . . Rvmzdizzg Sf't'l'C'fC1I'.V K.xT1iRx'N lflilzlcm . . Social Sl'f'l'Cflll'l' IQATHERINIZ llGl.l2 . . . . Tl'C'ClSlll't'l' lXlARx' ,XNN lQAc'KsT1e.1xvv ...... S6'l'lljt'lliZf-fill-.EIVHIS JANE fixmas I 50601111 .5't'llIl'.YIlCl' ' SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS EIANI5 li,x'1'12s . . . . . P1l'fs1'fif11f KA'1'111u'N FERRIN . . . l71'c'v-P1'fsz'dr11f AL'1m12x' l'llJl7GlfS . . Rvrordiizy .S'n'1'vfc11'y .lANli'll lwrx . . Sofia! SCTl't'fC1l'VX' .IUNIQ l'm'1i , . . . . 7ll'Cfl,S'Ztl'C1' lCLlz,x1:1-:T11 l.,'x1N11.fx1e'r . , ,S'm'gf'a11t-at-Arms 'Pl:E-Q-G-E-S CHNNIIZ CARI: llums lluw1s1,1. lXlA1eIl2'1 1ux S'l'.Xl.NAKl2R .ll'Nl-I ll.XRIJIN X'lmslNl,x .lHNIiS lDflRlCICN XV1'r'1' lL1f:1:'1'lw111a llmflfxmx lXl.fx1:11-3 SllliI lflliI.lJ MEMBERS . . . . , . . . - . lwrvf zwrw lull I0 rzghif lxllll'-IOIAIC lM'llllL El, Slnrlcy lJ:1x'1s, Czlmllrlc lzvzms, lll21I'lOl'lC Fclclcr, .lC5lll l L-rrin, .S'I'f'll1llll Vo-zu.' Kzltllryn l'c1'1'm lwuct lfux, lluris julmscm, lilirzllmctll l,:li11l1z1rt, Kdtlll'l1lCfJ2'lt',Jal1C Priclllzlm. TfII'1'lfl'U'Ix'.' june Pope, lVlz11'y Xllll Ruck- SUTIXV, Marilyn Scllrueclcr, Caroline Unflcrwuucl, .Xuclrcy lluclges, GIRL RESERVES MUTTU: To jlml and gift' 1110 best FXCTIVITIIES: The major activity of the club is to feerl and clothe a needy ele111e11ta1'y chilcl. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS -IRAN Rom' . . W1N11fR1211 ll1.A'1'T . li1zNEsT1NE GREEN . NELDA lX lC'KEI.LIl'S X'11zcg1N1A Mlzssmt . lXl.XRY BELL1-1 l,x'1x1AN jliluzv IJMVSUN . SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS QIIQAN Rum' . . NIARY Lot' S1'T111i1a ,lox'c15l'i1x1zN15TT . N1z1.1mA lX lLiKl2I.Lll'S Prcsfdmzt P1121 icfmzf 5t'Cl'L'flIl',l' 'l 1'c'c1S1r1'0r Rcfvortcz' Rvfwrtm' Rvfwlfcl' PI'PSI'U1C'IZf -P1'v.11'c1'm1f Sv c' rc' tu Jil' 'ls1'CtlSlt rm' l7iI'1'f frm' lvfl In riglzf: Betty A1l:1111s, jzmice R2ll'l1t'lt, Joyce Burnett, Rem IILN 1cc dT 11111 U01 11 lx 1tl1c1 he li1.1ifxNo1: lSliNliS'l'lJN Reporter lE1aN1as'1'1N1z fl1a1a1aN Rejmrfcz' MEMBERS enscm. .SSITIIIIIIY 1'1m'.' betty lzzlston, lLle.1 3 Q , 2 5 J ' S 'nur F1110 ton M 1cl fe l'SI'CClll2lll, lrnc-5 lllt e11 lflllflt B 111 liklllllltllll, llllfillll' llavcs, Cicur1fiz1 HiU'l1tm1'cr, Third rn-tv: Pelffv Hou ll R che-1 1m1e cc l llN L L 3 , U :J QE. Ly111z111, Szlralu lX'lcCl1111g, Nelcla lNlcKcllips, clllJl'l21 MclNla11115, Virginia lNlcs IN 11111 1 11 W'i11if1'ecl Plzltl, Mzlry l,o11 SlllllCl', l7recl:1 'l'1'caclwell, lNlz1rgz11'et XYZITC, Phg 1 XX L s. ll,XRRIET ONYEN 5 l'rv5z'f!f11t LES CAMERADES FRANCAIS M1 OFFICERS HARRIET OWENS . , Prcyidmf ELIZABETH NYE V'I'C'C'-Pl'C'SZ.dt'1ZZ' ROSALYND GRUNER . . Sccrcmry and T1'caxzw'01' MOTTU: D0 110 pas 501111710 zmis O,Kifl'U Nm' to ,s'ef'111, but to be ss li. G. OLIJHAM .Slfvnfzxfzr lfulwlikz !'ilf'Il7'-Ill'-11,5 Comxsz Blur and Cold MEMBERS l'11'.fl nm' lvl! in l'l'-ifflff Nllmzcllc .Ml:1ms, lfclitll Alley, licth liralcy, lvlilflilll CUIIHCV, llrmmtlly ljlllllllll, Sllirlcy Cilatz. .S!t'l'UI1l1l'0TL'.' l':VClyll Gross, Rusnlyllcl flI'llllL'l', Mzululyll llzxlpcrn, Helen llZ1l'lllll,-lC1l1l l lcn1'y, lrcnc Hulqc, lVl:lrga1'ct June Hutsrm, JXIHIC Martin, Alma L11 lVlL-crflillli, Third rnfw: jzlclfic lX loslcl', lflizalnetlm Nyc, jolmny Oslmcmmc, Pllillis Raclcr, Selma Schloss, lla-misc Sox, l-lzlzcl Taylor, Mzlrsluzlll VVoucl, Olllvr l11rll1lu'l'.v urn: liurlc-riclc llclmc-lly, Llfmycl Stzmlcy, lfrunccs limmlcriclc, lla-tty lVlcl.c:m, T hx OFFICERS NlAe141r:Mosr.Eia . . . . . . Pzfesizlczzt Mix1zIoN SWANSUN . . . . Vibe-P1'csz'de1zf l1zicNE Horus . . . . Rvmrdizzg Svcrvz'ar'y ANNE MAIQTIN . . , C0I'l'C5f7UlZdlIlfj SFC'l't'fl17'j' SARA Lou lX'lCCI.L'NG .... Trvaszzzfcr CQMRAD CLUB -'M' SINCE TUE Coxiimn CLU1: heezune affiliated with the Palni Beaeh High Sehool, more than seven years ago, its main purpose has heen to promote and strengthen friendship zunong the students. Beginning this year, the Coniracl Club is offering at scholarship in l'z1lni Beach junior College to an outstzlncling all-round stu- clent. Corolas: 131110, 1zelziz'c', and guldj .Y-VH!lI0ll',S'Ii1Ifj frzzflz, fvzzrify, c11zdfric'11u'.vl1if1. as, Cl-1l'lI, H mvier N .S'f1ru'.vor MEMBERS liirsl Vnru, left In riglll: Selnizt Anrlersoii, Annette liolton, Cornelia Cater, Chzlrlotte Chzipinzin, lris Conner, llixie XV:1yne Cox, liileen llzilton. .Siemmf l'fm': lXflz1r-iorie Dalton, Shirley Cilzltz, lilinor lloliliy, Rehn lloclges, lrene lloke, Joiin lngerinun, hlary Koinig, Marjorie l,z1y1nz1n, 'l'lzi1'd l'n'ze.' jean l.eonz1rcl, Ann lVl2i1'tl1l,JCZlIl Martin, Sara Lon XleClnng, Louise Snienlley, Catherine Sniith, lvlZll'lHIl Swanson, -lllilllllll Upton lu1nX'o11l MIIQIA M Romarxs lII'f'.YIfIc'JIf Miss Alilmllf IVIAI-t lil-11 Sfvoflsor l'x'l.I'.I'f row, fvff TRIANGLE CLUB THE AIM or THE TRIANGLE CLUB is to serve the school in ever5 capacity possible. FLOWVERZ Clowr FIRST SEM ESTER OFFICERS MIRIAM Romzms ........ , . .Pl'0SI.flIf'1lf IEIJZABETH BAYNE . .... Vzff'-P1'es1'dm1f IERANCES BAYNE . . . Srcretar-v and Treaszwm' B1zT'ry Roos ............ Reporter SECOND SEM ESTER OFFICERS MIRIAM Ro1amNs ........ YVUNNE EIAMMUN BETTY Roos . . MARY I,lili CLARK LIDAHEL CIIANnI,ER . MEMBERS . Presfdcizf V1'c0-P1'cs1'dm1f . Secrvfar-v . T1'fasm'cr . Reporlm' lo Vitfflff Frances Boyne, Liclalmel CIILIIICIICT, Marv Lee Clark, Charlotte Ellis, Mzlriorie GrifHs, Yvonne I'IE1l'lll'I1llll. .SQUFIIZIKI row: Klussie Hatlawzly, Leuora Knox, Bz11'b:11'a McClain, Blanche Iflleu Martin, Betty Roos, Ifclith Stoltz. 'L+ 'Mv- W, ay., 6' Wk '13, 5 1' Q 5' Trip rnztu' Irene lfloke, Cornelia Cater, Barbara lN lcClain. Scfnizd rozu: Nelfla Meliellips, Harriet Garvey, Shirley Glatz. G. A. A. OFFICERS Hxiciaiiir G.xiex'1-:Y Pl'FSI.lit'1If SIIIRLEY GLATZ Vive-Prfsideizf l',llYI.l.lS XYHLCH lEl'l'tJl'Kf1i11fj .SE0c1'cfa1',x' PS.xRia,xiQ,x BlCCI.AIN Ifiliazg 5C'l'l'0fL17',X' Riirn B1e.xi.Icx' T7'C'fl.9ll7'F1' IRENIQ lloKi2 l1zf1'c111zu1'aIHef1d ss l.L'cii.i.i-2 'l'.xx'i.oie .S'fm1z.vor PURVUSEZ The purpose of the G. A. .X. is to promote interest in athletic activities among the girls of the school. lt encleavors to promote physical ellhcieney, scholarship, and good fellowship through the intramural and interclass tournaments. G. A. A. stands for Girls Athletic Association. Letters are awarded to those girls outstancling in sports during their high school course. lforoizs: The colors of the G. A. A. are recl ancl white. IXVTIVITIIES DURING 'rniz Yiimz or 1938-39: Yolleyhall Spreacl, Girls' .Xll-Star Ilasltethall Game, Play Night, Senior Banquet and Play Day lfor junior High School girls in Pahn Beach Country. MEMBERS ,7il'.l'f row, lrfl io riglil: Joyce liarnett, X'Vinifrecl llowers, lieth Ilraley, Cornelia Cater, Virginia Cook, Jerry llawson, Rose-inary lle Vtfilt, lfsther Ilrawcly. .S'4'm111l l'uru.' Charlotte Ellis, Shirley Glatz, Irene llolce, Peggy llowell, Lucille l.aRoache, Inez Lee, Doretha lVlarlin, llarhara McClain. 'lifll'I'tl' rote: Sara Lon lNlcClung, Nelfla Mcliellips, l.aura I.ou Newlon, Dixie Nornianclin, NVinil'rerl Platt, Pattie Powell, lletty Roos, Hazel Singleton. linurflz wmv: liloise 'lihoinpson, Nancy 'lill17lllIJSUll, Juanita Upton, we 'li ,ml ieiuiir GAR f,l'l'.Yllft'lIf Phyllis Vaughn, Phyllis XYelch. ,fftfilfmvs 6 if Sai +1 'TIF' 33' 356712 '19 I Rrssi-.i,i. lsr: l'f'i'.s'irtc11f www l.l.l-N vocATloNAL EDucATloN GFFICERS Rossiiu, Kiiisrizv . . . . . PI'F.X'l-lfU1If Howaiui ,HALL . . . . Vice-P1'es1a'e11t XYixii-'RED Resii . Ser1'via1'y and Treasinfcr 'PHE IDEPARTMENT or YOCATIIJNAI, l2DUCAT1ON, Division of Di- versitied Co-operative Training, was introduced into Palm Beach High School in September, 1937. Through an agreement with employers and parents, students who are sixteen years of age or over and who have completed two years of high school are placed in various training agencies co-operating with the school. There, under actual working con- ditions, the students secure training in the operation of their choice. They also spend a half day in school, devoting two periods to technical matter directly related to the job and two periods to required academic subjects, Mic, Keivzns Com: .S'fWfi11.w1' Upon the completion of two years of co-operative training the students are issued regular high school diplomas. This plan sup- plements secondary education with definite training for a specihc occupation. ln the second year of the iroffram twentv-nine students have been Jlaced in various tields, including ffeneral s- I- 1 -5 I . . . n - b b . olhce, newspaper circulation, business management, retail selling, Horist, window display, telegraph operator, avia- tion, theatre management, wholesale selling, glass work, printing, library apprentice, and machinist. MEMBERS Tofi l'o':v, Inf! fn 1'ftQfIl.' 'I ibor 'l'orok, Robert Crandall, llonald lleani, Richard lirown, Frank Catliey, Russell Kelley, Lawrence Ciarrick, Gerald Norniandinc, .hlt't'UlHl' rote: Vance Morgan, Dorsey Stubbs, llavid Tlioinpson, George Reynolds, Cecil lfnqnay, George Cook, Charles Coffey. Tliirfl 1'fm': tiibbins llendersonj NVinifred Rush, lfdith Stnltz. Ufflfl' lIlL'IlIfIt'I'.Y are: Frances Rayne, llill llcll, lidgar Qircen, Howard llall, Cirace llill, Aldine johnson, lone Lee, Carl VVilliamson, Frank Majewski, Harold Kinsey, llarold Merry. if ,M 3' Ia - Mew F GV . ' if 94? DEBATING CLUB OFFICERS lrlililb lJlL'KINSUN . . Plvsicivlzf KELLY LNRIEEMAN . . Vz't'e-P1'f,ride1zf lixxx hlo XYooDRLuf1f . . SCFl'l'fGl'3' HIAN15 XYARWICK . . T1'ca5zu'm' lt'UR1'osE: To stimulate interest in debating in P. B. H. S. and MR. R. XY. FL'I.roN to give to the students a more complete understanding of lan- Sl'0'15f ' guage, speech, and diction. Also, to make the individual aware of present economic and social conditions in the world today. MEMBERS Top Voiu, lvfl lo rigfzf: Henry Herpel, Donald lleznn, Henry Melntosh, Richard llleehold, Harold Meyer, Lance Sutton, jinunie ' ' ' ' 't e' l' f' ' M z0'l'i, 'red Dickenson, Rohert Prior, Ned Marshall. bfllllld rote. Mr. Fulton, lxelly Freeman, Bill Barns, june on 15 nn Arnold, l Muriel Geisler, Blanche Goldstein, June W21rw'iek, Stetson Sproul, Malcolm Randolph, Sidney Duhhin, Henry Laney. Third rote: Louise Ryan, Selma Schloss, Shirley Curtis, Mary Chalker, Hilda Beach, Margaret lNilson, Katherine Dickenson, lllzlrizni Cromer, Dorothy Marion, Peggy Howell, Maggie Mae Stump. I L X lrlilill Diclxlx Pl't'.Vllft'llf r TENNIS CLUB CQBLIECTZ To further good I sportsmanship in Palm Beach High School ath- letics. MEMBERS llI'.Vf l'0it', lrff fn riglll: Ircnc Hoke, jane Monaghan, Maclalyn llalpcrn, l.anra Lon Ncwlon. Sm 'una' 1'o'rv: Mrs. Allen Balwoclc, Sponsor: Harriet Own-ns, Cornelia Cater, .Ianicc Barnett, ith Anclcrson, Margaret Chalkcr. Tfllillf 1'o'zv: Hazel Irlinic, Ilclh Hralcy, Ann Martin, Kitty Arnolml, Georgia Iliglitowc-1', .Io ,Io McNieI, Laura Himc. OFFICERS I'IIi'I'II Iih:.x1.1zx' . . . . . . Prrsidcnt f,lflRNIiI.IA CA'I'1iR . . Vice-P1r'cs1'dU11t lI.xz1a1. Ilnxna . . . 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'1'110y 2111 served f211t1111111y 211111 11211111 Beach High is 111f,1CCC1 11101101 of tl1c111. ti Z Y l QAUACII filiIJRtiIC ull,XRllRlJl'liN lXlt't'.x1x1l-i:m,1, tat righti came to llalm lieaeh lligh in 1936 as assistant coach to Loaeh Xxillllllllglllll. Metampbell is line coach of the football team ancl eoaeh of the boys' tennis team. F-inee coming here, Bla'- tfampbell has proclueecl one of the best lines in the history of the school. i Last year his tennis team proyecl to be one of the best in the state, winning most of the matches playecl. This year they promise to have an even better team with most of last year's letternien returning. 'fr , Coycn H. Bl. RED XYllIT'l'lNtl'l'HN lleftl came to l'alm Heaeh lligh in 1933 as assistant eoaeh to liiehartl Yowell ancl theinext year was placed as hearl coach tor all major sports with the exception of traels. Lfndq' Coach Whittington. the sehool has tnrnecl out the best football and baseball teams in its historyi l.ast year the baseball team was not only the cham- pion of liloricla, but it also won the Southeastern Championship. After winning the state meet, the team then played the Georgia champs and beat them two out of three games. Next eame the champions of North ancl South Carolina ancl the Cats beat them three straight. Playing one of the harclest football seheclules eyer attempted by this school, the Cats came out on the short encl, winning four, losing tiye and tying one. CCACHES .Qin 6 rv' I ta: W., H 4 - vi f-, .. , ,, W , 1 ,fly ., ,K 1 , ,,. ' f.f2,f-'f-f -'- ,Vw ...ga WILDCATS' I938 FOOTBALL Palm Palm Palm Palm Palm Palm Palm Palm Palm l 'alm Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach SCHEDULE . 18-Fort Lauderdale . O-Anclrew .laclcsou . 6iPlant High . . O-Miami ECllSllll . I2-Robert li. Lee . I31B'Il2ll'lll Beach . 13-Gainesville . . 6-Julia Landon . 6gPaholiee . . . 13-Lake XVorth . 7.1 .' 1 f J au- A , X I Vi?-W,,,..,.. L . ,'XI,T, C.x1'T,xxN En Bocrru C.x1'TAlN USONNYU JAUUUN Back Lina' THE CATS ,5,,,...- Q.- Lous Suw151,L Back ,f 4, lin XVINTERS Lznc .J Fl 1 RIIKE P1-Ax'r'r Lim' 4 I-EuN.x1e11 Fl1i1.1a l9m'f.' ARE LOOSE! lx Izl. LY FREEM l.1uv .KN Lint' 1 Xl, Lzm XVAXRRIZN I.r1.xmlo1.1L Lim' 2' W7 W? QUIiliR'l'SlJY UUHLIKQFI' xg sg lJ.xx'11m I-:-il-IAIAN Lim' ..5 ' T Brin SMITH 1-1119 I Im U M u 1 Fic Lim' xml N fh,11.11 Huff: G0 GET'EM 3 f fl? A--n ff Y 4' y, ,, A W! My , 5 X KL f-61 'W A .. , Jim , fkl Q W 4 1-f ' I -f H, WEL WILDCATSI jon N Sn'o'1'T13N Hdfk fx af , , 1 W ,, .5 M 1 7 N Y ' Q FL'- . vw K in , , K X , L t V:XN IQINNA MUN l3111'k jx A1125 1411111191-is R1I1'l.' ' gf EMM1-:TT Cm'11 RANK l9111'ls X '2,pf1f1'fVf1L Aj' I fl ut IQIZN N1i'1'H If1111qwx l,illl' C11.x1e1,1as .-X111z1zNs 1,1116 BASKETBALL COACH XVI-11TT1NrzToN A 'SJ 1 1 fill ,Qgi,,AMQQ i ii .4 Wm, . . ' ra f wi? 1 ' fix , , JG A - ,. jr ygf, , Mbhh Q Qwiw ' M ififlf I pans ee, 1111611 odc io tf Co ieh xvllltflli i l l l il i T l W W N MEMBERS l 1 y Twp 1'f::1 ', fwfr tn rigfzl: lloh Robertson, Dave Leznnan, Lewis Davis, john Carves, Toni L 2 XV' L ll l l I L cw11. Hull fzzfz 1'f1 I if: Charles llrady, Harold Lynch, Allen Clark, Dick Harris, Tiny Sowell. L l i i J i I939 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Paholcee .... Here Homestead . There T l Miami Edison . , Here lit. Lauderdale There T T T Miami High . , Here lit, Pierce , . There Paholcee . . . There Rohert lf. Lee Here lloinesteacl . . llere Anclrewjaelcson Here Lzxlqe Xl'orth . . Here Robert li. Lee . . There lit. Lzinderdzile . . Here julia Landon . There lit, l'ierce . . . Here .-Xnclrew jackson There Delray '.... There Miami Edison . . There Lake llorth . . There H 1 3 i f ,, 2? 'JI f 'C Wi! f : ,- Cmen PH IL G1-.xNex' March 15-Riverside .... . llere, night March 25-Riverside imitation . . Hullywoocl April 1-lilorifla relays . . . . Gainesville April 8-West Coast meet . . St. Petersburg . Miami WILDCATS' I939 TRACK SCHEDULE .X1JYlll57DlStTlCf111CCt . . . . April 21 and 224State meet . . . Ciziinesville Teizfatiw ulcers March 21 or 28 meet with either Miami or lit. Lauder- dale. One will he in Miami and the other here at night. i i 3 , -..K f MEMBERS I lofi role, left fu rzghl: Mike lestzl, Manager: M Frank Hutliwzxy, Keith lfriksun, Charles llnnnell , .0 jf Bill NVarsliz1ner, Frank XYeh5ter, Henry Melntmh, X John XVooclarcl, Reynolnls Albright, NYz1rren lluhhy rj' Emmett Cochrane, :incl Coach Phil Clancy. ,llidzlli J mtv: Charles Brady, jinnny Brower, Martin ljolcl. 4' f XVZIYTQH lmacllioltes, jznnes Kennedy, Lee Rinlcer, f i ' john Hanna, 'llnn Lee, Jack Collie. Hnflmlz rw-rv: Melvin XVest, lftlgar Maxwell, Gecmrge Percy, Billy Almare, Gene Trent, Daniel Blume, john Num, and l.eonarcl Fielding. iff 'A' fi-177 ,, , fgf, . ,.,. ,. tn tim uw MF 1 . it in 41 . 1 Y., w .1 f, .lmknl-. l'H41 X rf f's.z-5 Mimi - X 'ireh - -l aholcee . . -lit. Lauderc' e . There Here W Q WILDCAT BASEBALL SCHEDULE li L nil , ., M Klureli 25 W Mareh 29 l L f Q Qvlilli il li 131 ie ' Q iiliiil 3? 9 Yi. E April ui-- 'A 4 April 25 2 'W' XX April 27 f Tfese ' .. X Q, , n -seJ 'l f VAN KINNAMUN -efiesu . . . -Riverside . March 3l-Bllilllll High . 4-Ft. Lauclerrlale . -Riverside . -,Xndrexv Jackson of Miami Redland . . Miami lfclison llesu . . . Andrew jackson of -laelcsonville .... Andrew Jackson of Miami Miami High .... Redland ..... 'lllllS vimlz marks the second successive year that the XVildez1t lmselmull nine has won the state eliumpinnship. A lot nl credit goes tn the very gnnd and consistent work of Coach Red XX'liittington. ,,,.l,.,, , ,- . Y- I H ere There There There Here Here There Here There Here There Here Here S.,NM,,,.- Coixcl-1 WH1'rT1Nr:'roN MEMBERS lnfv rnzv, fwfr In riglzl: Managers, Linh Rnlmertsnn and Dave Leznnnn, Lewis Davis, Jay Pridham, George Jones, Frank Mezidoxvs, jnhn XYake11ian, Martin linld, Dick Harris, Leroy jnliiisnii, Kenneth lfrikson, and Coach XVhittington. Bottom rfmu' Lee Rinker, an Kinnznnnn, james liridges, linlv XYelmster, Neill linntli, llielc Pustun, Tommy Nlll'21llCld, Richard jenkins, Sunny janrlnn, Tiny Sowell, and Lecmzmrd Fielding. 90 INENE lflalallllu, lllelll- f ller of tlle team for I-UL11' years. is llow our crlacll wllile attelldlllg I'. ll, hllllllm' Cclllcffc 6 . MEMBERS FLYING FISH We Wg I' .Xxxlc BI.xlc'l'lx Zlllfl lrclle Ilwlqe, X'L'lL'1'ZLIlS uf lcllll' years, are the llllly cxpcll- Qllcecl swillllllcrs U11 IIIIS x'czIl s te: Slflzlzlillg, iff! In riglll: l'lZlI'l'lL'I Gulwcy, Mary Maxwell, NZIIICQ' 'I'llolllllsclll, .ICZIII KIQITIIII, Milly Lwll Scylu, jcrry IDZIXYSOII, Klzltllllcle Sealy, JXIIIIC Rader. Frmlf l'mu.' l-Xllllc BfI12ll'tlll,fVlCOl'gI2i Higlllrilwer, Betty Rows, lrellc Hulie. .XIUIL in fil'fl1rl': XYlllllifl'ecl Platt 2-IIICI Hazel Tzlylrur. W I-W,-V sf 5, .ff lf ' MEMBERS Lffl in Tfllfllff Irene Hoke, Edith Andersen, Cornelia Cater 1... lx f... GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Harriet Owens, Janice , Barnett. Mrs. Iiahmck IS Sponsor, and Irene I-loke is Tezun IX'I2IlTflg'QI'. Co1zN1cl.m CfX'I'ICR MRS. ISMILIE Mui B.xnc'oc'1i BOYS' TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS Loft fn riglzf: Garland Page, Manager: Harold INIZIEISS, Lduis Leibovit, Van Kin- IIHINOII, john VVz1ke1nan, George Slaton, Mr. McCz11npbeI1. -uv X ,I nr., ,i ' I .U .sw-tbl R... 3 , ,ff M I r 5 'jj Q, V '72, 'n . V' I ,,. , V 51 ' ,ga 2' Aff, I .1 I az: Mx? e 2, , ,mfg , SWIM' ,LT f .4 I I' ' , fir e. GICORGIC Mr'CA1v1vn1c1.L ' V, 'Z GEORGE SI.,x'roN v ff- G DRILL TEAM H O N ' N u e - o R il T an 'LIIE linux' DRn.I. TEAM, under tlie clirection of Miss Lucille Taylor and tlie leadership of lrene Holte, perforniecl various military drills luetween K 1 lizilves of tlie football games and also in the , f H Arniistice Dax' celebration. , H ss LU:'n,1,E l.xYLou ' lRl4.Nl4. H11 I f7ll'f'fff ' The girls in the Honor Unit are tliose who Lmdf' practiced every afternoon and clrillecl at every game. NVINIFREII Pl.AT'l' l312'rH lglix Ellflllllliffl' ,lItllllIgCI MEMBERS lszllmell .Xnflerson, Cleo linker, jean llziirrl, jnzinitn lllaclc, XVinnie llowera, Patsy L-UflllZlCli, Carol Alfson, Rosemary Hewitt, l'lett3 ' 1 NI ii cxl His nne ll rl 1 IJ itli lli l L ll ml li2l5l0ll Clizirlotte lfllis liessie linqnziv llarriet Ciarvev, lztnlzt iireeie, . z1rjo e i - ' a cn, orc y zyef, r-ne 1 ce, Vivian llorne, Anita jackson, Ann jones, llortlizt Lawson, Lneille L11 Roche, Lelzl Lewis, Virginia Lntz, Florence Mzirslizill, lietty Lon Nlzirlin, lloretlizi Martin, Rzlrlmzira McClain, jean Meclmolfl, Lillian Metz, lane Monziglizni, Lanrzi Lon Newlon, Vern Nicliols Patti Powell, Hazel Singleton, Sznnniie Specring, lfclitli Stnltz, Shirley linsley, jnnnitzx L'pton, Phyllis Vzinglin, Mzirgzirct XV:n'e Margzziret XVilson. NLI X v T' 5' E 'K T. 5 I. 9 K 1 : 91'hl- L. . ' , 1 . A ? Q . ' W .' 'N 5, 1 . -' I rf iw ' N - I - if f' , ' .4 '. 1 ,. A Af' ' W '1 ' . . 7 R r'-rr K1 -' . n a I q 'i up 5 '. Q V v - r a - Y . Q - P X Jes .4 -A ' ' ' ' ...V , ffl . S , l 4 gv . I 'V ' ,f 6 l Y V V ' . K YL ',-'af . 1-.J f . v , , 1 :Q 3 F, P ' ' -M-an-if-Q-sr' - .' . 5 . - ' -, XT Y-fax., K 4 5 Y . ' ,:,.,E,,. ' . dx, :Q ' J f ' 1 We .L U '. nz.-. EE . ' . . 'Q' Y h ' 9.511 .-. ' W. .. A 1 , . K Q. . .fr , 1 . F. 4. . , gp- . - J. L' .iq . . Q -x .V .sings-z 4 -,..g,.,,.. 4'-ng-1 .. n4q,a,'-85-I ,,-F., , -4 Q4-V-vv . .- . - .pf 4-9-10- .K , I .X 'x H , . Q, - Xl X E . I 1' . L .1 if f -. ., , . -w 1. Lia Qi-fn v x Y yiadi. . . I -. -v-Q ' -4 , I 4 V . . I. n. A 1 A' 4 A vi, V V+ . f L n 93 if . -ri .. ,f.. i galezz Gzzrjey Best Looking Senior Girl 'K Wirfziaiiz Gimme!! Best Looking Senior Boy ,Kyllagre Most Popular Senior Girl Of!! Cr 0 I L' VUCIIICZIL f Um, r .M N gh 'ffl f , Most Popular Senior Boy a Z5 mini! Klum O11 Best All-Round Senior Boy fj!L1i'1'zic'f Cviiwzfis Best All-Round Senior Girl J ff C6111 Xogzj Most Intellectual Senior Girl gferzry yilcglzfosfz Most lntellectual Senior Boy Kczizice fg3Clf1'11CH Most Athletic Senior Girl 'K Qiii7iii2C17'f1i7l Qojcil Most Athletic: Senior Boy Senior superlative Resume l-IELEN McCARLEY: Comely . . . outstanding member ot Senior Class . . . peppy . . . member ot Erond statt . . . JEAN RQGY: Scholastically able . . . pianist tor Crchestra and Glee Club tor three years . . . original . . . president ot Girl Reserves . . . intellectual . . . l-IARRIET OWENS: Practical outloolc . . . secretary ot Senior Class . triendly . . . president ot French Club . . . good sport . . . ABBIE l-lA-VEIELD: Reasonable ...secretary ot Class ot IQ37 . . . radiant . . . outstanding member ot the Senior Class . . . vivacious . . . JANICE BARNETT: Athletic . . . editor-in-chiet ot l939 RQYAL PALM ...modest . . . all-around good sport. . . industrious. . . JULIAN SQWELL: l-landsome . . .athletic . . . third baseman on all-star baseball team ot '38 . . .able . . . lceen interest in sporting events . . l-lENRY MCINTQSI-lx Keen intellect . . . treasurer ot Key Club . . . worlrs etticiently and without ostentation . great will . . . devoted to duty . . . SUNNY JAUDQN: Athletic prowess which teammates and opponents alilce respect . . . magnetic triendliness . . . president ot the Key Club. . . his leadership inspires . . . KELLY FREEMAN: President ot Junior and Senior Classes . . . triendly .. . right end on tootball team . . . member ot Key Club. . . engag- ing personality . . . MARTIN GOLD: All-around athlete . . . quiet . . . practical outlook . . vice-president ot Key Club . . . outstanding member ot his class . JUNIOR Sl ' C ' , V J 5 i y. . U f V . O!Jf1111LH04Z full cf Xenifzeflr Qffrirgsoii Most Atlwletic Junior Girl Most Athletic Junior Boy , 422 Kj3l'Cl1.llLll'C! Best Looking Junior Boy h CKZHH, Dlclzrzvzicec Best Loolrinq Junior Girl Q12 f K 4 7 PERLATIVES A ZW ii ,ga ,f ,W Of? ' 2916? ., 5 A K irii K, , f, ,V fl f Q 6 ' f , , y 4, ff, VW ,3 . f ,faire ff ,V , ,rf grjf f ' r ff! ,f ' rr , Q Mix VH , ai, ,V ,. 4411! WJ f M .f ,Q I 1-co, f',,x'.-'w 'fdf ., f ,H ' fl ,I ,A in ,f,f,,,,.y,,fmff , f I, Mn, ,Mgr , ff gif M- ,W f' , f fu., .43 ,, ' 1 , 9:7 iff ' 3, f' ' 'A 'v ' . 7 .nf 9 562177 YQ? if fir ,vw f-- W 442540 w ' 1447.47 wg- AX -gg, ,jf me-: -f. -,K , Q' 'ffm r fr ff 613 4 Q ff, 437 f ff ,fx fllf 5,141 f ,,,. , f :rWy,y gf, , ,fgfmp , 1. 4 ,. A 1 . qw- 4 4 ,- f ix 'L Lf? ,f-ff rf ff 447, nf' .wi-45 , , f ,', f , ycgfrymf-1,4ghuifyii f,.if1,W r- ff ' f,,, ff. f- ,f Z f -1,. I .,, V , .,,4 Mfff,-,fwwf qw Mr, P' 7:ffm2'rfff.9f5r' f f-17+ ' I f f , f, ' ' ' ,-rf f, 25 hffkw ,, ,f MU v,f,,,f . 'f U Lg irii f X X 1.7 if f fm M V .,',, f f f 70 K rii . , 1 ,',','. , i '-,-' ' f . i ,, , 1'fi'-'-',rifiiZ1.pZr.f 4fi.fi-'i f if r kfrecf Jicgiririsori Cggvcl in i7Dciv0cj1'11.76f Mggf Pgpular juriigr Bgy Most POpUi6l' Junior Q dl, -. xf ' 3.15-rf . V. - J , X, , , 1f6f4,1 2 W2L,11f, 42?-ff' ' wizvhf i rwiw , fjfvlzrzf Kjfcifljwf Best Ali-Around Junior Boy ,-X ,-N X- . . 11111005 fzvzffzf Best Ali-Around Junior Girl SGPHCMCRE SUPERLATIVES 2 O1'7AC'l11'lfE VO vi! 7 7 y Cl Cg8 ll1'CL'LU Best Loolcing Girl Best Looking Boy F5 i. i f - gsoycc f Yii fjczrzzcfi' QCA CJ611'1'1s Most Athletic Girl Most Athletic Boy guy Gjiozueff f9Qtfy Vzlolci Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl i ff 5 . GU F5 fi llllllly Wfjlilffgffffg CCLCZLCS QJDUCZQQ Best Ali-AfOUnd Boy Best All-Around Girl M S tif, f ,av Samoa W fbaff M3 Nt J Fm Fr' . M . -6 QQJ A 5 I A - ,A x ,L Wg! ,.4, ' , Q, fm, we-4 ,Lg M O in-I 95, 1 ' C. .. 2 5 ,i U Q X ix 1 . 5241 . P fi I Z. 6 11 1, .A , f 1 . in ll? ' , 17 wr nnN'r SEll ELECTRICITY! Surprising, perhaps, but true! The three most important ingredients of the service We sell are: Convenience, Dependaloility and Economy. When We were in school We learned that PERFORMANCE - not PROMISE - is what counts. Whenever you get out of school and set up housekeeping, give us a chance to prove what We mean. Your Public Servants FLORIDA POWER Sz LIGHT COMPANY Three Cheers-Twice e grind is on! Fish fakes a ride Beach gigolos What a ma Busy? BEST WISHES TO EVERY BOY AND GIRL ON THE HILL IIIIII HILL BROTHERS, INC. Wholesale Gr Ofef S f C0566 Rofzsfers West Palm Beach f Miami CONGRATULATIONS and Sincere Good Wishes to the staff of THE ROYAL PALM and the members of the graduating class of 1939 IIIIII TI-IE FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. YOUR GAS COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS f f r 0 m f N. W. MIZELL and C. K. SIMON ffyfyyfyf' QM 'W WWA e 715 T fl A fl I 1 TRW X' 'fy - 'X wiv A 2 ' io' Qs, ,!E3n! !1??f 'e ' VT :Y u j ,515 A 'O ' T N Apairof queens Ch 14 ' A Oomplete Fashion Store CORNER OF CLEMATIS 07161 OLIVE CONGRATULATIONS . . . TO THE CLASS OF 1939 I-IALSEY 61 . GRIFFITI-I INC. 4 Y saga 009 V X The last mile! Mrs. Gross an d Mr. Edison What's th t'c:h a got there, I-look? G h 7 it Don't bite! What's the matter, Baby? 4,35 lime Out Happy Landing! af, Sewing Circle Paul Bunyon Mermaids AT GRADUATION . . . The bond of school-day friendships is sealed the more firmly by an ex- change of photographs. Graduation pictures af 5619001 rates YOUR FRIEND WANTS YOURS Plates of your annual pictures are care- fully filed away, and duplicate photo- graphs can be obtained at any time by calling or Writing to JOHN M. BENTON Suite- 73019 WEST PALM Bli.Xt'll llOlllCilll Bldg. Uni' Hlzlrlio .llfulw ill! The l,llUfUffVIIllflIN In This ,lrlrnllrll Morgan Stationery I Iygfa Company W6 Clematis at Olive 0 Phone 7049 GIFTS OF DISTINCTION GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SOCIAL STATIONERY BRIDGE SUPPLIES COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 109 Xiyyfdgfflffiy? J, ' A P' X. 0, C' ' W, We invite you to visit our shop . XY A ...and . . . ffl! U request the privilege of serving you f . .MN la 9 mm ,i s la s E E K 1 N s A 'll A FLOWER SHOP C A ' ' A M E N T S 323 Worth Ave. Phone 5727 lv ! PALM BEACH X Open All Year ' 4 'A' f OF 1 I I V Compliments WAT f J Visggs Alw 'Q I . 0 YI! 'Hs ays iiii elcome at Plant i 5 ', Fi rx Q 7 34 K A 1 E Y +.- FIRST AND 'N N Q N . Q Qw- Nf xi, is + X73 ,. Q X X ri ,R ' -5 ex Qi Q X. S A s I TAMARIN D STREETS Q . ' N vs. 3 ' 'VN 3 ir B, M2 B, X .B X KN 11 WE PALM BEACH of E J. R. HIME ELECTRIC COMPANY 376 S. County Road PALM BEACH HHH Complete Electrical Servie -I. R. HIME G Phone 421 1 K C0lIgl'dfIlI6Zfj0lZS and Good Luck .... EVERGLADES PHARMACY Wm. E. Peek, Ph.G., Prop. Worth Ave. :: Pa lm Beach CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF Automobile Merchants Association of West Palm Beach, Fla. Barco Motors, Inc. East Coast Motors Hardin Motor Co. Dependable Motors, Inc. Stanley Peeler Motors Daves Motors, Inc. C. E. Tyson Motor Co. Packard Palm Beach Co. Twin City Motor Co. Faircloth Truck Sc Tractor Co SON NY BOYS' FRUIT COMPANY Packers and Shippers of Indian River Fruits IN GIFT BOXES nb 0 ORANGE BLOSSOM JELLIES and MARMALADES Delicious Pura' Orange and Grapefruizf JUICES 5 and IOC 250 PER QUART 2702 So. Dixie at Belvedere Road COMPLIMENTS 1 Q F 1 THE POST-TIMES U Berkelfs Chocolate Soda Bar Sodas and Sandwiches 206 Ri-azilizm Ave. PALHI BEACH C0lIZf1lfl7IFlIf.Y of 1 1 1 HHH HARVEY G. WOOD C0llIfJIfl'lZ0lIfS gf 1 1 1 RINES TRANSFER COMPANY 0 Let Rines Haul It Bade0ck will treat you riglitw B A D C O C K 7 S ECONOMY FURNITURE S T 0 R E Cash or Ilisfrzllllzelzfs o 526 Cl.lCMA'l'lS ST. l'iioN1z 4832 Co llZf7lfI1Il'IIfS of 1 1 1 M A T H E R FURNITURE COMPANY Good and Badn o 434 CLIZNIATIS ST. XVICST PALM BEACH Cofzzplinzvlzfs Of 1 1 1 KALKMAN PHARMACY P. J. RYAN, Prop. o Royal Poinciana VVz1y and Hrziclley Plame Palm Bench Phone 9302 f C0l1I17lillZl'lIfS Offff GRUNER,S A complete stock for Men and Boys FWF wits is , .. Corner of Dixie and Clematis South Florida's Most Qomplete Home Furnishing Store P A L M B E A C H MERCANTILE CO. EST. 189-1 A PHONE 4221 Fine Furniture Rugs, Drzipvries 1'liin:'i, lilzxsswzuri- ll1II'llXY2lI'C', Puillts Sporting Goods S 1 n 7 -F if Lucky Guy! H5 In the shade oi the old coconut tree Going somewhere, girls? Cheerupl Now, Johnny! Buddies Mow 'em down l'low's the water? 5 , I Q I: 3 ,' 'l , . f r i, - f 1 ' v ' af N 5' fu if Busy, Mills? Who is she, Carl? 4 -. 14 if Myl Myl How tenclerll Everybody happy. Sunburnecl? . , 'ax If I N ' .. is 'I ' I X , rv. -M .74 Q issg mx' ailing. Was the water wet? Leader a J Conzplinzerzts Of 1 1 1 J. J. C A T E R FURNITURE CO. l l l l l l 333 DATURA ST. BOYS ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORKS llllll 1517 N. POINSETTIA AVE. INC. PHONE 6-l-12 IVEST PALM r BEACH PIANOS Baldwin XI Wurlitzer Latest Styles -i gl yt , I LE A r ix ,lf Ever Hain M usicaln 31 8 HARWOOD 81 WILSON, INC. 125 N. Narcissus St. Twenty Years in City Phone 6-13-l, VV. Palm Beach XX ZX! fy f2' , .Q 3,'-- Jw' F- Wm? for reservations on all AI I2 nl STEAMSHID l.lNfS ICUDS 8 CDUISES DALM BEACH IIDAVEL fEDVlllf 415 HIBISCUS AT XVORTH AVE. luss A. I. OLSIN. MANAGII DIIONE GISI Complimelzfs Of 1 1 1 GUSTAV A. MAASS llllll ARCHITECT FLURY Sc CROUCH, INC. llllll Millwork 1 Lumber Building Materials 4600--1700 GEORGIA AVIC. PHON15 3771 PLAIN HART 81 POTTER . FQT VTSQ., ,n , . -J Q BUILDING MATERIAL PHONE 5191 lVest Palm Beach, Flu. FLORIDA SUGAR DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Wfbolesczle Grocers 0 WVEST PALM BI-.AeH, FTA. 611 North Olive Ave. IIIELIPPHONIQS 8174-8175 HULL'S P.B.HULL Indimz River Fruits and Mail Orders Our Specially STORE Foot Uleniatis St. , Opposite City Park Phone 9805 PACKING HOUSE Cor. Dixie Highway K 12th St. Phone 5030 BLAKE'S WW HOME OF GOOD SODAS FELDER-BELL, INC. The House of W6SfilIgh01lSE,, 213 CLEIXIATIS ST. PHONE 8119 Congrczfulalions from . . . M c C A M P B E L L FURNITURE STORES, Cometo... BISHOP'S O One block from school 424 S. ROSIQMARY ST. INC. . W . A . D A E U B E R o CORNER DIXIE AND IJA'1'uRA HABERDASHER DW' 4460 PALM BEACH Corlzplimenfs C0'np1i'm,'7'i5 of 1 1 1 of I I f BROWN TRANSFER P A L M B E A C H and CLEANERS and DYERS STORAGE SERVICE 1609 SU. DIXIE Compliments There is not Z1 more Complete Iiloving and Storage Service on the East Coast ot Florida Of 1 1 1 J. R. WAKEMAN PA LM BEA C H iifgiivffsfgs BOTTLING WORKS lNc'oRPoRATED A- S' ANDERSEN Realtor , Tux Uoiisultzmt NVES1' PALM BEACH, FLA. HJ!!! J. C. HARRIS Co. 1. Shoes and Men's Wear Bevergiges Ofgglua ity Hollywood Clofloesv ince FI'0llC'il SiII'illt'l' 62 lvI'llt'I' Shoes Whupped out! Comfortable, Brad? Give me a bite! Lunch time Ball player? Strike Oriel Skipper .J . S. S. S. Ride? Two that are tops Mr. Price, l92O? When the cows come home! Johnny Q, , Miss Taylor and --? YOUWC ill The gangs all here Laura LOU BEST XVISHES To the Class of 1939 from C. WARD MOTORS THE RIGGLE SHOP Ladies ' A pparel and Accessories 315 CLEMATIS ST. PHONE 6051 CURTIS-DURYEA Notions f Knitting Imported and Domestic Yarns Specializing in lnrlividunl Designing of KN ITXVEAR 7 VIA PARIGI PALRI BEACH C077Zpli17Z6IIfS Of 1 1 1 MYERS' LUGGAGE SHOP XVEST PALM BEACH russ henderson piano f harmony organ f accordion 210 fzxgan arcade Carpenter's Sheet Metal Works llllll . ROOFERS . Phone 656-1 915 N. Dixie Highway 1Vest Palm Beach, Florida Complilrzelzfs Of 1 1 1 CY'S MEN'S STORE Colzzplillzmzfs of 1 1 1 Burnup 81 Sims Wishing Success and Happiness to the Graduates of the 1939 Class C0l111JlillZL'l1fS . . . of . . . Best's Soda Shop Amos I'. 151-sl, Prop. THE NUT HOUSE Complete Line of HOME-MADE CANDIICS 11 F.-XGAN ARC.-KDE PHoNe 63-15 , XVEST PALM BEACH U Crews Flour 81 Feed Co., Inc. Geo. F. Crews, Rlgr. 32-1 6th Street Phone 591-1' Yvest Palm Beach, lflzr. BELLA C. DARLING 2-16 XVORTH Avia. PALM HICACH 'i ll if INTERIORS . J . C gbixl Lions and ' B t W' h X? X5 es is xo , ort eComing Years y to the Class of '39 XXI ..from . .. Each and Every Member of the Class of '40 QS ,-5 o f ij' 'P y Af 63226, I' I C j if fff f A F R I E N D I ' fi 5, K , 1 - ' my awe ff-ef 2141 Hfldfg, fi, , T mfg? Qgffr 4.421-df-sf,-y ff, ll fi' 1 if ' I U 81 Me Transfer Co. Genewzl Hauling 1118 N. Poinsettizi Avenue PHONE 6806 Win. H. Blythe D1'un10nz1.s and 11'rzir'f1e,Q Florida Theatre Building 1,1'111N1C 5158 Quality First Since 1919 Ferrin Sign Service Neon Displays Commercial Signs Outdoor Advertising Phone 4323 325 Fern St. THE KNITTERS HAVEN Top Dyed Yarns z No Dye Lots M. HOWARD 320 FIRST STREET TEi-EPHoNE 3541 COMPLIMENTS 1 1 O F 1 1 E. J. SPARKS llllll AND HIS THEATRES B E S T W I S H E S C0771iJIfl718lIfS SENIORS. TheP.T.A. ,Of 1 1 1 Thomas M. Cook Sz Company F L A M I N G 0 POULTRY MARKET We Deliver Phone 8761 1819 S. Dixie CO177pIil7I9llfS Of 1 1 1 Palm Beach Pharmacy 26 Fagan Arcade, Phone 4350 309 Clematis St., Phone 9272 Monsalvatge 81 Drane Wfoolesale Cigars, Tobacco and Candies 513 YV. Clematis St. Phone -1-6-12 Wfest Palm Beach Market, Inc. Fagan Arcade-First St. Yrzvlzt Sffrwiff' ilfmts, Groreriex. Pl'01fI1l'F Phone 9760 YV. Palm Reach I J. P. CARROLL 206 FIRST ST. PHONE -H159 Pumps f Well Drilling SOUTHLAND PHARMACY N. YV. Cor. Flamingo Drive and Dixie XVEST PALM BEACH J. H. BUTTERFIELD COMPANY MEATS 0110, GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES 152 AI.-XIN ST. BAR HARBOR, ME. PHONES -10--11 416 S. COUNTY RD. PALM BEACH, FLA. PHONES 7186-7187 ISLAND LANDSCAPE CO., INC. 4 NES 32 ..- 309 SOUT C NTY RD. W W fffl ANNUALS 1 CALLA and EASTER LILIES SI-IRUBS 1 TREES Landscaping, Decorating and Estate Maintenance FLEMINC PRESS ClJllllJliIl1C'lZfS PHoNif 5323 of 1 1 1 1 PRINTING f W.E.FROST 121 NARCISSLS ST. 516 CLENIATIS ST. Sewell Hardware Co., Inc. Hardzwzre for Hardweczr Try Sewell, He Alight Have lt 528 CLEXIATIS ST. PHUNES 7171-7172 7 ff Say It Willa Flowers from C0ffey,s Flower Shop Phone 5916 2113 South Olive ! GREETINGS iff romff PETER PAN C071ZPlil1ZUI7fS C0l7gYdfZlIdfi0l1S and of ' ' ' Best Wishes from . . . LECGETT MUSIC CO. G. V. LEGGETT BIusie, lXr'Iusical Instruments 520 CLEMATIS ST. PHONE S697 Home of Smiling Servieell 616 N. OLIVE PH. 9107 BEST WISHES to the Class of '39 Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce Sn -, V:-: :-. -of f' R . L . R A Y Secrefary-Malmger 22 .ff'f1if'ff?f1,5if: I .. D O N , T 'Qi ',ff 1f 1fj'Lf? 4,fff:f:f-'THEY WERE depend on the winds to carry INVENTED BY your hopes through life- TlaEN'ihI:F?:lili-IN establish yourself with this ' friendly HUIVI E - ONVNICD :MTE To BANK at the first opportunity THE ' R Q Ffrgfllo Eti-IEAHK 'mom HHH 3F THE 4 THE AIR F I R S T amuse AT A -, 4 NATIONAL BANK NIAGARA FALLS ,' X WAS TAKEN E 2 PALM BEACH ACROSS BY , if Q' I A KITE x V' l lkfember Federal Deposit A WJ, . , ,, V Insurance Corp. LOGAN-MOORE 81 SHIRK LUMBER CO. S. Dixie Sz F. E. C. Railway One block below Belvedere Rd. NVEST PALIXI BEACH PHoNE 8161 BERRY'S NURSERY BELVEDERE ROAD VVEST PALM BEACH Urnanzfntal Plmzts and Flowers PHONE 5803 COMPLIMENTS ...OF ..- HEDLEY'S K ... A... fi. A Shot Put w r at fzsgf 1 tif Liu Having trouble? Steadies Attention! Tired? Watch the birdie! Rock-a-Bye Baby X A L J -u tx. K. ox, N L A 'U - 1 A I 1 1 1 i v 1 L ' X if Congratulations and Best Wishes t to the Graduating Class of 1939 it EJ DUVAL JEWELRY COMPANY H WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. A fu Wil J, N A iy... , bjlvyiwli. K ONCE AGAIN Cftwfg f7f,? '1J, f?i ,CVT ii WE ARE PROUD Alf: we .swf ,, NL' VL? QVQFV to support The Royal Palm and all activities of QL' Young America XZ: aqdiaymg i ' Q 4 'E J K ' t amd Mf g -ASQ I OUR BEST WISHES FOR SUCC SS T il,, - C Q A 69 1 , ALL 1939 GRADUATES OF14, CL, 5 ' A 4,2 65, lx PALM BEACH HI ,ZW ff ,XA ij , ! W MLLEMLAV ' LF A ' C P E A NI E PY CO. Complimelzfs Compliments Congrafzzlriiiofzs . . C0mplime111's Of 1 1 1 of 1 f f Of 1 1 1 R. C. BENDER . Sea Spray Beach Club Philco Radios Bllllel' Bros- S 6 ll i S ' ' Members Only l l Illlll CAMPUS SHOP ' ffneady for the Rush! llllll , AY ll0 Y-T lgfx ., :V ki oodrlclm h 6? . x ,K C L , , 5 f T XL 1 Z? '. K N Q1 if 1 ' '.,- - '--, . vw 5 Qlfy nine 'J :sn ' surf- ff , -, 1 WV vki' 'J' i ' ' 1 - 1 N I je I-L, ,f 4- U ir G an - Af I rrii'4:rff4.5iiX f' 'Y '. A A J V Q' ' ' Q , Ao . nl' N 1 ou w n t il th ,egg :::':..:: .:.: .. w., A most com le e bi ,J ,Iv , , A A 3 i wif, ' Zifnebyy. se:n thi, Wi J X! ,jf W W1 9: ne oo ch 1 It H02 0:l' yi! fi A, 5 X ,l 'ffm ' Credit Plan on DIY- 1 if . M illilim, 4. MX!! 'E s o su our J! I L kpfrxl Addr? Purse See 1 od: f JP V k I ,WX 3 1 K' q 1. l S i X W iii 'I 3' 5 K X L 'J J ' I ' ,J J If x - av xx . 1 AJ Y 1.5 ii J U i I BILL LEAK TIRE CO N. Dixie at 6th Sr. West Palm Beach :u f r , ' QQ -. V ' ,X if Sick, Mike? Sig dresses .I ' ir A , .' i Swimming team HEAT AT... THE CENTRAL SCHOGLS CAFETERIA 120 Awake or asleep? Crowded 'Turn the Horse Around Mx ,A J 1 1,fr Get Busy! Ch, lvlontyl Cap'n Boo! mm.. Watch out, you'll fall! Tell us so we can laugh too I Seein' things Really? Jerry! 121 WILF'S RADIO SERVICE MOTOROLA RADIOS PHONE 9424 Stop af Hoe . .. Bus News Luncheonette 103 South Dixie Cigars : Candies : Magazines nge IQNS AIiEElt ss4eW9,f . 1 R. W.MILB' ID CHIEF OF ac X, f , , Where you ,always End . . - THE CI-IOICEST OF FASHIONS for men, Women and children at sensible lprivs 1, f f ,X I .f f Y 1y,e4j I 1, ,A . J Je uf, ,flfr ,lf f,,,Dr.fLbe'll,, r,, AQ,,4':Af :'. 4-Mffta 'I .Q f 1 fi LQ,-Y ' 7,3 Oifiegt -1 . . . from . . ' HI LA VV i'S'hes fry 1:5 J, 'A I ,yt WRENCE W. D. JACKSON 81 CO. Paints and Hardware 117 S. POINSETTI.-X AVE. PHONE 7521 Complimmfs Of 1 1 1 Rhodes-Collins Furniture Co. 501-509 Clematis St. , l YS y A , iff! -f M1ff'dj l fy 1 if f . ' f ' - ,Q t ,f 1 J ff! rf, 1,-JJ. is Compliments ,f ,, I ff Lx Zzyy ,,f V jf! W Q f f Olf 1 1 lx' Y ff I yy,-Lf I, ff JV, A 11 ,y . hawl A- f !!,,f ' ,J V-G f' - ' . X l, af f 4 aff J' ,LU , A ff!! X, .aa ..- ,Qf e ff , l l ' - 5 X is ' g fW ' X ,W 'ff' 'fp ,fff . f F R I E N33 0 pw ' , FAX, V, jj . b L x jj, 17 vb ff, t :ig fylgvkpqvk WM I eff! 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