Pasco High School - Pirate Yearbook (Dade City, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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Bandy, Principal As we look back over four years of high school and remember our companions of former years, we become aware of the fact that many who entered high school have fallen by the wayside. Not all who are graduating this year have been with us throughout the four years As some drop out, others come along to take their places. We might ask ourselves, then: Are we the same people who entered high school four years ago? What has happened to those of us who are graduating this year? Some have changed more than others, surely. We hope the changes are all for the better. Yet we know that we have made mistakes, and that some of these mistakes have not been completely corrected. It is the wish of the faculty that each and every member of the graduating class may have learned to recognize and correct his own mistakes in school and .in life after school days h e passed. As you leave this institut' and go out into the highways of life, our best wishes got with you. May you ever r ve to exhibit those qualities and attributes which will build for you and yours a h p nd ,uccessful life. Very sincerely yours, O.S. Bandy, Principal COUNTY SCHOOL PERSONNEL CHESTER TAYLOR: Superintendent of Public Instruction X, L, GARRISON: General Supervisor 'E JOSEPH BENSON: Elementary Supervisor f 1 JOHN HAYNES: Psychological Evaluator EUGENE HESTER: Attendance Assistant WYNN O'BERRY: Finance Officer BIRDIE V. WALSH: Office Secretary W.R, FLOYD: Maintenance Superintendent MARGARET JOHNSON Secretary R W Mil W ARB MR. ROBERT BATSON Assistant Principal yt W W ' ,W 01 ELIZABETH HALE Columbia U. , B. S. IRMA IO LITTON Georgetown College Ky, A.B. CHARITA GREEN Union College, Ky. U of Fla. M. A. THOMAS BLAKE CAROL ARENDT ROBERT BOOTH U of Fla,, B,S, , P.E. U of Fla., B,S, U of Fla. , B,S, , P.E. AW, 7946406 !0b4 1 '1' .cms SJQQMM' PML e'2 f,M.4L, I Li. A '04 ' A xl ,T A , it A 'td 0 69 T .ln, K V' f 4 A RAYMOND KELLY '3 y 'T West Virginia-Wesly- ' My Davis-Elkins, B,S, , M -- .-.- , ' .Q . z ,T ve E. L. KRETSCHMAR BERTHA MoKILLIPS DAVID CONGLETON U of Fla., B.S., Ed. , Fla. Southern, A.B., U of Penn, Fla. Southern M,A,, , jf' M.A. B,E, Ed jffdi' j l 6 1 9 Q Q 5 K V '- , fl , ,S S l , i , , S W , 4 WILLIAM PHILMON ANN HENDERSON FRANK BLOCKER MILDRED BYRD U of Fla. , B. S, A, Fla. State U. , B. S. U. of Fla, , B, A. E, Indiana State College B. S. f K jf lwwtztf? Kg W' L f fam- ,gf'f X' f ,Q X' , ' 2 ,f L M53 My ,f WMV f fZfif,f5zwf?f DONALD BANKS Fla. snare U., s.M.E. JOSEPH CARUSO Elon College, B.A. JOHN HANNA MARY C. WEYHER ROYCE JOHNSON CAROL KREUSCH Memphis State U., B.S. Fla, Southem, A.B. Miss. Southern, B.S. U. of Dayton Ohio, B, S, 'if 1, ,Q ,mf f I ,On B 'f 1,1 ,f, A x W RALPH TOMPKINS JACK DUDLEY WILMA PEDEN Fla. Southern, B.S. U of Fla, B.S., Ed. Fla. SOl1the1'n B.S. U, of Fla., M.A. Bliss College, M. Ed, Legal Studies, La Salle U. Elias' is ALBERT SMITH U of Tampa, B.A. 'GARY IORDON Fla. Southern B. S, ROBERT KITZMILLER Shippenburg State Teacher's College Penn., B. S. RUTH LEWIS Fla. State Tallahassee RAYMOND CAMPBELL Fla. Southern, B. S. , vw U of Fla. , B. S.A. LILLIAN MARTIN HOMER CARPENTER M.A. of Va. M. Ag. Columbia U., B.A. , M.A. Custodian 53:7 8 ff L . xv ht 4 'fi SENICRS gn 4 ma Sv, - ,,, ,s ag., my W Q Ships Log CAPTAINS E Royce Johnson 1 Qfd Bertha McK1111ps STAFF OFFICERS Judy Touchton Presrdent B111 May V1ce Presrdent Wanda Conner Secretary Rusty Slough Treasurer r if ,4 -www' f f , f 97 ng., 5, i ,K J! 3,'g f2 'f V zz A ' h P I f , . . . . . .. . , 4, fi ' , my . . . . N I . Q f Q We, the graduates of 1958, wish to take this opportunity to thank our leaders through all our school days. Not only those who served as sponsors and class officers, but, also, those who gave advice, encour- agement, and aid during the past twelve years. Without this counsel we feel sure we would have been compelled to give up long ago. We will take these lessons with us as we step into the Future and when a sudden footfall appears we can remember and be thankful . Most sincerely, P.H. Graduates, i958 'IO GENE ALFORD Such greatness to be so shy. Football 1,2, 3, 4, All-conference 3,45 TI.'aCk 1,2, F.F, A, l,2,3,4, Vice-President Student Council 3- Banquet Waiter 2, Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, AUDRIA AUGHTMAN The smile of an angel but ohh--- Horneroom Secretary 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation 1, 2, 3, Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Training 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4. JOAN BARTHLE Only an echo has the last word with her. Red Cross 1, Bible Appreciation 1, 2 , 4, Secretary 3, F, T. A, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Band 2,3, Music Club 2, Student Council 4, D. C. T, 4, Banquet Waiuess 2, Class Secretary 2. JAMES BARTHLE I cannot see how sleeping should offend. Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, ll TOMMY BEAVER In infancy he fell from a window and came down ---- plump! Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1,2, 3, 4, Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4 Paper Staff 3, JEAN BECK If character made queens she 'd wear a crown, 4-H Club 1, Bible Appreciation Club 1,2,3,4, D.T.C, Club 4. 1-n f TITUS BRINSON One of the rovin kind. Freshman Class Treasurer, F. F, A. 1,2,3, Treasurer 4, Football 1,2,3, 45 Pep Club 4, letter- man 's Club 4, Key Club 2,3, 4, BOBBY BROOKS He says nothing but a conver- sation lies in his eyes. F,F.A. lg Bible Appreciation lg Junior Lions Club 2,3, Pro- jectors Club Secretary 3, D. C. T, 4. TOMMY BREEDEN What care I when I can rest? Kill time and take life .at its best. F.F,A, 1,25 Shop 1, D.C.T. 4, MILDRED BRINSON Ahal an artist in our midst. D, C, T, 4: Student Council 4g Homeroom Secretary 1, Home- room Treasurer 3, Music Appre- ciation 2, Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4. PHYLISS BOLOCANOFF A woman's strength is in her tongue. Homeroom Treasurer lg President 2, Secretary 3, Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, Music Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 33 President 4, Band 3,45 Notable 3,4, WILLIAM BRANNEN Sometimes I just sit and think, sometimes I just sit. ii' 1 ' wwmif' I2 'Y ROXINE BULLINGTON What's in a name? Iexpect to change mine someday. Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, ELIZABETH BURNSED In her quietness there is charm. Glee Club lg Bible Appreciation 1,2,3,4g Office Training Club 4. 15. MARY BUTLER A smile is the trademark of a happy soul. 4 -H Club 1,2, 3g Spanish Club 2g Music Appreciation 33 Glee Club 3, 4. BOBBY CAMPBELL Men of few words are the best of men. F,F.A. 1,2,3g Glee Club lg Bible Appreciation 1,2,3,4g Baseball. 'I3 X fx ' 1 ,fl JOE CARUSO He believes in varity and also society. Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4, Boys State Homeroom Vice- President 4. ALBERT CHAPIN A good heart sees no ill, Doctor do I need a pill? Chess Club 2,3g C.A. P. 1, 2, 3,4g Junior Lions Club 3,4, yi A ffl,-fs.s.,w,l,4 HAROLD CROFT Why should life be all labor, F. F, A. 1, 2, 3, Reporter 4, 4-H 1,3, Band 1,2,3, 4, Vice President, Banquet Waiter 2, Bible Appreciation 1, 2,3, 4, Glee Club 4, LINDA CUSMANO When she gigles she runs the scale, to find a chance she'll never fail, Band 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,4, Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation 1, Pep Club 3,4, Student Council 3, Foot- ball 3, Lionette 3, Annual Staff 4, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Operetta 1, 4, iam , WANDA CONNER Some people think her hair is red, but she calls it Auburn--- so 'tis said. Student Council 1,2, Beta Club 2, 3,4, Bible Appreciation 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 3, Class Secretary 3, Homecoming attendant 3, Notable 3, D. C. T, 4, Treasurer 4. CHARLIE CRAWFORD It's nice to be natural if your naturally nice, F, F, A. 1, 2, 3, Bible Appre- ciation 1,2, D,C,T, 4, Vice President. 14 LA VOID CHITTY Rest today for tommorrow you may have to work. F.F.A, 1,2, Homeroom Vice- President 4, MARY AGNES CLEVELAND Good nature is the way to all our hearts. F, H,A, 1, 2, 3, Office Training Club 1, 2, 3. 150' LOUISE DENTON If mischief gets one to heaven then she's on her way. GEORGE DEW There can never be another like him- -we hope! 39' MARTHELLE DIEFFENWIERTH Well, here Iam .... Beta Club 2,3,4g Pirate Staff 2, Feature Editor 4: Office Training Club Treasurer 43 Banquet waitress 2g Glee Club 2, 3,4g Operetta 2, 3, 4g Bible Appreciation 1,2, 3,4g Music Appreciation 2g Secretary- Treasurer 3g Homeroorn Chaplain 2. BARBARA DOUGLAS Her greatest sing a happy grin. Glee Club 3,4g Bible Appre- ciation 3g Operetta 3, 4g Music Appreciation 3, 'I5 JOHN DUCKER Bright, lovable and witty: but above all a little devil. Transfer from Boston High, Boston, Ga. 2, Ag, 3g Shop 3g Bible Appreciation 2, 3,4g Glee Club 4: Music Appreci- ation 4g Homeroom officer 3g Operetta 4, TOM EDWARDS I would rather be than seem to be. F.F.A. 1,3, 49 Football 1,2, 3, 43 Banquet waitress 2g Pep Club 43 Letterman's Club 4g Horne- room Treasurer 4. DORIS FLEMING Her future lies within the dreams in her eyes. Glee Club 3, 4g Office training Club 43 Bible Appreciation 1, 2 , 3, 4. WANDA FLEMING Once your friendg always your friend. Pirate Staff 2,35 Beta Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Bible Appreciation 1, 3, DAVID ETHRIDGE Is he bored or is he shyg Can't he talk or won't he try? GARY FAGAN Let's make the best of it--- nothing last forever. I6 BRUCE ELDER Born with a sense of hurnor, and with a sense that the whole world is mad. MARIORIE ETHRIDGE Endurance is her crowning glory. Transfer from Brunettsville High school, Burnettsville, Ind.: D. C. T, lg Bible Appreciation 4. BARBARA GANDY Her face is full of lightg like a candle in the night. Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4g Music Appreciation 2,3g Home- room President 2,3,4g D.C. T, President 4, DOROTHY GANT A light heart can find a way! BETTY GAY I may be small but I have my way. BOBBY GOLDSBY His middle name is ambition. Student Council 1,2, 3,4, Pres ident 45 Baseball and Football Manager 24 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Secretary-Treasurer 4g Home- room President lg Pep Club 2, 3,4g Glee Club 4g Opereta 4g Bible Appreciation 2, Letter- man 's Club 3,4g Annual Staff 4g Brothers of the Bush 4. 17 hm. KENNETH GRIFFEN Ahl 'tis knowledge I seek? MELANLE GROOVER Large is her bounty and her soul sincere. Glee Club 2, 3g Operetta 2, 3, 45 Music Appreciation 2, 3g Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 4g Band 3g Annual Staff 45 Homeroom Chaplain 2, Home- room Secretary 3. BARBARA I-IESTER It's nice to be so carefree. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lionettes 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2,35 Debate 2,3g Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses 2, 3, Secretary 3, NORMAN HIGGINS He only is a self-made man who has detemination. F.F.A. 1,2g4-H 1,2g Bible Appreciation 1, 2,3,4g Track 2. MARIE HAMBY Quietness is an indication of the ability to think. Glee Club 3 4 JOHNNY HARRELL If words were music I'd be a brassband, 4H1234FFA 123 TIHCR 2. Homeroom Secretary. I8 MONA HALL She 's never naughty, never proud, but popular in every crowd. Beta Club 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3g President 4, Glee Club 45 Operetta 4, Music Appreciation 4, Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Training 4g Homeroom Officer 1,45 Student Council 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, MARY HALLMAN The form is small, the manner superb. F.H,A. 1,23 D,C.T. 4, Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, g,, , JIMMY HOMAN Once to every man and nation comes the moment to decide. VERNA HUDSON Small of stature, but--Oh myl Office Assistant 1, 25 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3 , 4, Secretary-Treasurer 1,25 President 3, F.H.A. l,3,4, Beta Club 2,3,4g D.C.T. Sec- retary 43 Lionettes 3, Student Council 3, Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 1, 25 Banquet Waitress 2. SHIRLENE HUFFSTUTLER Do not delay, the golden moments fly. Beta Club 2,3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Music Appreciation 1, 2, 3, Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Training 4, Home- room Secretary 1, Homeroom Chaplain 2g Operetta 1,2,3,4. CLAYTON HUTCHESON There 's a joker in every crowd. , I , F,F,A. 1, Bible Appreciation 2. Y f' 19 JERRY JOHNS He looks quiet but look again. Football 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2,3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Key Club 4, Lettermans Club 45 Pep Club 4, Homeroom Vice- President 4, SARA JOHNSON She never fails to speak a pleasant word, 4-H 1, Bible Appreciation 1, 2,3,4, D, C. T. 4, CHARLOTTE LANE Of this curly headed blond, everyone is very fond. Annual 3,43 Operetta 1, 23 Band 2, 33 Homeroom President 13 Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 43 Program Chairman 33 Music Appreciation 1,33 Student Council 2,43 Football 33 Spanish QQ F. H. A. 1. MARGARET LAWRENCE A more competent leader you'll never find. Pep Club 1, 2, 3,43 Secretary 3, President 43 Cheerleader 2, 3,42 Captain 3,43 F. T, A. 2, 3,43 Secretary-Treasurer 33 President 43 Girls State 33 Annual Staff 43 Notable 33 Student Council 1,2, 3,43 Homeroom Treasurer 43 Football 33 Bible Appreciation 1 2, 3, 4, JAMES JOHNSTON He has just enough sense and nonsense to make him a nice boy, GENE KANE I never dare to be as funny as I am, Transfer from Miami. JANE KING Her friendly smile sets our hearts to singing. Bible Appreciation 2, 3, 43 F. T. A, 2, 3g Historian 43 Span- ish Club 23 F. H. A. reporter 3,41 Beta Club 43 Homeroom Vice President 3g Lionettes 3. KATHELEEN KIRKMAN Her ready wit and sunny dis- position make her a desirable friend. Beta Club 2, 3, 43 F, H, A, 1,2, 33 Secretary 23 Vice President 3g Bible Appreciation 1,2, 3, 43 Spanish Club President 33 Homeroom President 3, 43 Lionettes 3, 20 BARBARA LINGO A manner so quiet, a brain so fineg a better girl is hard to find. Beta Club 2,3,4g Bible Appre- ciation 1,2, 3, 4, Banquet waitress 2, Lionettes 2,3g Paper Staff 45 Music Appreciation 3, PAT LOY A swell gal with a flair for lau hs. Bibge Appreciation 2, 3, Music Appreciation 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4g Paper Staff 1, up 4 97' ,, ,f EULALA MCDANIEL Life, what art thou without love? Glee Club lg Operetta lg Bible ww Appreciation 1,2, 3, 45 D, C.T. WAYNE MCKENDREE 'QW Men of few words are the best ITICH. NW 'Yiwu- 21 MARCELLA MACKEY It's not alwa s the noisy one who makes tie truest friend. Transfer from Ocala High, Ocala, Flag D.C,T, 4, Bible Apprecia- tion 4. NINA MADILL A red-haired miss is sheg as well dressed as one can be. Home room President 1,23 Secretary 3,45 Glee Club lg Operetta lg F.T.A, 3,45 Beta Club 2,3,4g Secretary 3, Office Assistant 1,45 Bible Appreciation 2. S3 CAROLYN MICKLER Cheer sublirne, the measure of a good friend. Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Music Appre- ciation 2, 3, Bible Appreciation 1,2,3,-4, F,T,A, 3,43 Office Training 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4. PAUL MINER The good die young---my I feel sick! MAPJORIE MESSER The smile she softly uses fills the silence like a speech. JUDY MICKLER She walks in constant sunshine. Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Training 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 43 Music Club 3,43 F. T.A. 3,4. 22 BILL MAY A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. LETTIE MAE MERRITT Her conversation is not drab for she has that gift of gab. Band frnajorettej 3, 4, F, T, A, 3, 4, Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Glee Club 1,45 Lionettes 2. Y LOUIE MIMS Look twice before you leap. Pep Club 45 Football 1,2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Basketball 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Vice President 45 4-H lg F,F.A. 1,2,3,45 Track 3, 45 All-conference baseball 35 All-conference football 4. CAROLENE MULLINS A girl with a cheerful smileg she keeps us laughing all the while. D. C. T. 45 Bible Appreciation 1 , 2, 3, 4. DIANNE MURRAY She has a personality all her own. Band 2, 35 Bible Appreciation 1 , 2, 3, 45 Annual fAssi.stant Editorj 45 Pep Club 3,45 Music Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,43 Operetta 1, 35 Homeroom Chaplain 25 Student Council 1,25 Office Training 45 F,T,A. 3,4, SANDY NEWLAND If brillancy and wit ever bring one fame among the great you 'll find his name. Transfer from Salsbury, North Carolina5 Football manager5 Pep Club5 Bible Appreciation5 Program-Chairmang Basketball Key Clubg Beta Club5 Letter- man 's Club. 23 '49 V J JOE NICHOLSON Merrily, merrily to welcome in the New Year. Key Club5 F,F,A. 2, 35 Football 2,35 Track 2,45 Pep Club. BOB NORTHRUP He 'll make good at whatever he tries, F,F,A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 President 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Boys State 35 Junior Lions Club 3, 45 Vice- President 45 4-l-l 1, 25 Vice-President 25 Homeroom President 45 Pep Club 3,45 Delegate to State and Nat'l F. F. A. Convention 3, 45 Inside P.H.S. --M.C. 4. Wh-'mit IEANNETTE PINKSTON A friendly touch to every smile She keeps us happy all the while. Bible Appreciation 1, 3,4g F, H, A. 1gC-lee Club 1,4, MYRTLE PIRE If she can 't find something to laugh about she'll just giggle. Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation 1, 2, 3g Homeroom President 2, Sec- retary 1g Band 1,2,3,4g Lion- ettes 35 Student Council 2, D. C. T. 4. JAMES PIKE Apparently carefree, He 'll sur- prise you one day with his success. SARA JO PIKE Loving Kindness is the greatest word in the world. Transfer from Moven, Ga. 25 Band Appreciation 2,3,4: D. C,T, 4g Homecoming court 2, Homecoming Queen 4. RIMM 'y ,, 24 BARBARA PARKER In concert halls her voice she'll raise gladly there she 'll sing her praise. . Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Bible Appre- ciation 2, 3, 4g Music Appreci- ation 2,3g Office Training 4. MARY ALICE PARKER Sweet and gentle and always kind, a truer friend you'll never find. F.H.A. 3gG1e6 Club 35 D,C,T, 4g Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, CHARLES PIRE He seldom lets opportunity slip by him. Shop 1,2g Industrial Art 1, KENNETH POLK A real gentleman, quiet and reserved, who never fools a friend. LUCY PRINCE Friendship lights the pathway of her life. Transfer from Academy of Holy Names in Tampag Glee Club 3,43 Bible Appreciation 3, Operetta 3,4g Music Appreci- ation 3. RUSSELL PURVIS Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit, Bible Appreciation 1, D.C. T, 4. 25 GENE RAMSEY Goin' to be a big man someday. Band 2, 3, 4, 5g Bible Appreciation 1,2,3,4, 53 Lions Club 3, 4, Music Club 3,4g Basketball 2. HARRIET REPPARD If beauty ruled the world we would all be slaves. Junior Notable, Pep Club 2, 3,4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3,4g Homeroom Secretary 2, Student Council 1, 4g Lionettes 3, Homeroom President 1, Annual Staff 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4g F, T,A, 2,3, 43 Football 3, Music Appreciation 2, BROOKS ROSEMAN He came he saw, he conquered WHO?'??? WYLEY ROSIER A smile is the trademark of a happy soul. Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, F,F,A. 1,2,3,4, RANDY ROPER Lord of gladness, hope of dreams. SANDRA ROSE JANET Rl-IYMER Sometimes witty often bright, always treats her fellows right. Bible Appreciation 1, 2,3,4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation 2, 3gOp61'etta 2, 3, 4g F, T. A. 3, 45 Homeroom Chaplain 3, PAT ROBERTS The force of her own merit makes her way. Transfer from Clermont, High School 35 Class Treasurer 3g Bible Appreciation 3,41 D.C. T, 4. Well-timed silence has more eloquence than speech, Glee Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Beta Club 2,3, 45 Banquet waitress 2, Pirate Log Staff 4, Operetta lg Office Training 4: Junior Notable. 26 ELLEN RUSSELL A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Bible Appreciation l,2, 3,45 Operetta 1,2,3,4g F,H.A. 1, JOHN SIMLER Men of few words are the best of men. Ag, lg Shop 1. RUSTY SLOUGH Not that I love study less, but that I love fun more. Key Club 2,3,4, Football 2, 3,4g Track 1, 2, Class President 2- F F A 1 2- Class Treasurer 7 NELSON SMITH Let the world roll on. 27 PAT SMITH Her manner is as winning as her smile. Student Council 1,2,3g Cheer- leader 2, 3,45 Beta Club 2,3,4g F, T, A. 2, 3, 43 Program Chair- man 3g Music Appreciation 2, 3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Bible Club 1,2, 3, 4g Homeroom Secretary 4, Lionettes 3,4-g Letterman 's Club 2,35 Court 4, Pirate Staff 4. BARBARA STANLEY Pleasant is she and full of good intent. Bible Appreciation 1,2,3,4g D, C. T. 4. WILLIAM SWANN Choose well your choice is brief but endless. Band 1,2,3,45 Letterman 's Club 1,2,3,4, Football 1,25 Track 1,25 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Junior Lions 2. JIMMY SWEAT I dare do all that may become a man. JOHNNY STEWART Good Athletes are dying everyday and I don't feel so well myse f. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Projector 's Club 35 Homeroom Vice President 15 Track 3,45 Basketball 25 Lion's Club 2,35 Bible Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3, 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Glee Club 45 Operetta 4, DONALD SURRENCY A guy that's loads of fun. F,F,A. 1,25 Banquet Waiter 25 Bible Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Beta Club 45 F,F.A. String Band 1,2, MERRILL STEBBINS A smile for every boy and two for every girl. Transfer from Lakeland High School5 Pep Club 3,45 Paper Staff Editor 45 Lions Club 3,45 Basket- ball 3,45 Radio Club 45 F.F,A. 3, CAROLE STEPHENS She is gentle, she is shy5 but there mischief in her eye! Bible Appreciation 1,2,3,45 Span- ish Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Pirate Staff 45 Homeroom Secretary 25 Football Manager 3. 28 JERRY TAIT Not over-serious, not too gay, but a very good fellow, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, PERRY TAIT Kills time but he never works it to death. H-1 JUDY TOUCHTON We know her by her jolly air, her laughing eyes and light rown hair. Class President 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 2, F.T,A, 3,4, Pirate Log Staff 4, Student Council 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Music Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 1, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, Lionettes Vice- President 3, Iunior Notable . W. D. TOWNSEND A lion among ladies is a dangerous thin , Foognall 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Letter- man's Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Bible Appreciation 1, 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 1,2,3. 29 RALPH WEBB His shy nature is over-shadowed by his gleaming personality. WALDO WILDER Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why aren't they? all like me? Pep Club 3, 4, ey Club 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Paper Staff 2, 3, Letter man's Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3,4, Football Manager 3, Track 1,2, Bible Apgreciation 1, 2, 3 , 4, Student ouncil 4, Baseball Izlanager 3, Brother's of the Bush AD MEMCRIA Emma Lois Tucker In deepest sympathy we dedicate this page to the many loved ones and friends of Emma Lois Tucker. JUNICJ if Beffy Fagan Secretary Elsie Mc Kinsfry Treasurer OFFICERS Blair Adams Mac Anderton Melinda Jones President Julia Massey Vice-President Tony Ansley Beth Ashbrook Ouida Ausley Betty Auton U ' f Lee Bennett ' Z.W. Bettis Joyce Beverly Douglas Black James Brooks Alma Bryant Herman Buchanan Veda Burnsed .qu-My 'inf' W 'f?f Byron Auton Mary Barnes Sandra Beckum Dorothy Blommel Jim Borck Elizabeth Britt David Carr Wayne Carter Gloria Cash if Mike Curtin Carl Deal Charles Dewey ' .4-'ATV Mary Ann Burnham George Bush Bonnie Butler Rosalie Byrd Linda Clark Conway Cleveland Cecil Cribbs Carolyn Crook Q5 ,I Bruce Dickenson Mary Francis Depue Faye Dyal Lenoir Ehlers Jeanne Ellis Ruth Enfinger John Fehlberg Frank Frassrand Virgil Grimes Wayne Gude Russell Harvey Cecil Hauff Gerald Hendiclcson Freddy Hendsley Barbara Jean Hicks Dorothy Hobbs Avfffvinw 'l fr jvkl ug-5, X Jerald Frost Marvin Gaddis Lamar Goehagen ,fi-aff' N AJ' ...adf Robert Haufman Ollie Helmes Charlotte Henderson Na' 1l'r F 35 , in-ff' Jean Leisure Evadene McCullers Harold McGuire Erosalyn Mafrhis Robert Mafuskey Lavera Mercer 1, J 36 Joe Johnson Clmarlyn Jones Pere Joyce Evelyn Kelly 1.-Q' Thomas Mc Kinsey Eva Sue McLendon Earl McNaH Charlotte Martin '1 '- 'V' Walfer Merriff Frances Gude Marvin Moore Virginia Morehead Mark Nathe Edward Neal Jerry Neil Penny Nolen Jewel Owens Judy Pruitt Lee Ramsey Ray Ramsey 1'--,, 03 Pai' Roberts Ruth Sapp Connie Sheehan Jimmy Sprigg 'aff' W Leonard Oliver Roscoe Osburn Betty Oversfreet y su. 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Paul Webb Ruth Williams Johnny Willis KQV Edward Starling Bob Stiteler Evelyn Stone Dale Suber gl? if X Gary Trunnel Lois Tucker David Tyner Wanda Watson 'C' James Woodham Jerry Woodham Shirley Worrell Patricia Wright S Y- X A RR, so 1 E diff ' 1 'gm ew ,?, ORES Mfr' Douglas Newsome President n? 1-ur-M 1 X Jim Gieger Vice President Fred Wilson Secretory , fi i, s, Q i5ffGjj1f,i:iv i B0bbY Bockolinie recsurer W I ?4f' 151' V we-I 377, ' I N A 40 ,, I 4 Alsobrook, Bobby pk , QW 'gif , 74,7 ,iffy I I ,, I Avsley, John -W B Aufon Helen '-:if ' ' .. fi Baldwin , Kay B A l Q L ,T If lk, QS f Barbee, Carl Borck, Julia Barfield, Nancy Beaver, Alice Benefield, Norma Blifch, Charles Bocliford, Luther Boyt, Jerry Boyf, Allen Boyl, Jerry Lee Brannon, Elizabeth Brice, Frank Brinson, Marie Brooks, Eugene Brooks, Jean Brown, Rita 1 ' ' we ' 71121 f sl V 1 ,,, '-,, , 7 Q . 7 V, ff f, '- K an 5 466' vykwf -f 2' 1 ' f i 5 i ' ,audi V4.1-f f ,V 10- HQ- M Buchannon, Douglas Burkefte, Gloria Burnsecl, Carolyn Buffram, Alma NV lrfi.-?W4ff:.f:z.w f mi I, 41 . ,f,., f f1zQ54,g,.,4.f4y, 1 V .- ,Q ,y , , QV O aw ' 1,,,,,.,., if ,M-W X 3 L XI Mg 4 , If v f ' , 3 M , f X ff: ' ,- - ii . y 1 5 fm 'U' fr ,i 4 .. -V ' , I 'yn 1,6 4' ,pa ' ,V ,,V,, ' 'Q , i ,VV VVV, I ., , ' , 52, ' if -1, , Q, I ,, :q.:f'.::.izf f ' AM, ff, 4' ' n 2 !7'gi' f ' Qi' , ,Q,, 'f ff , A f X 52 , C f fa 41 fy .C ge, ,l if 7 f , , , ' f. v 1-'A ,, , nk? -'f .f' 2, f f .Ir J . 5 H, ep- f 2024, If A , ., , ,Iggy , J . --6 W, I 4' 4' 11:12 ' 'K Q fi YA V I 'Ya , --4 , lu ,X ,K X ,, if ' S A z W fy' 1 ff W af' .,,4 f 'Y F I M69 ,af rf if 41 ' J' ir' O '7V 6-W 43 .X 1 ' L if ,.,'f' K' . 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Clark, Carolyn Cleveland, Barbara Corbitt, De Ann Corsey, Janet Collura, Josephine Couey, Paul Culver, Raymond De Vane, Sandra Dixon, Mabry Douglas, Jenny Sue Douglas, Qanald Dudley, Susan Duncan, Buddy Efhridge, Nancy Fairclofh, Carol M M ,F Fairclofh, Romel 35 96? , ' 1', ' ' Faulk, Bobby N F F f A 1,2577 X f -, ,V Fennell, Beverly fi in yyyry ,F P mf: 2 Flemming, Sue Foster, Margaret Fountain, Joe Foxworth, Betty France, Carole Freeman, Frances Gant, Bessie Ganf, James Gaskin, David Gaskin, Jerry Gaskin, Mary Garrenger, Les Jeffon, Sue Glover, John Gordan, Frances Goodwin, Edward KJV wry .4 IZA X flif J '-9 71 ?l 1 1 in 4 1' 6 4 if 1 3' Iwi ' af - ' X fr 7 Q z f 41 B F , , m v ' 't8'4 9' wgyvcf' 4 if ,un A fx-f-.f Yfffbf 4--f ,A -..,, r . av J 4? l l v--1' Goolsby, MGflUn Graham, Bobby Gray, Dick Graham, Faye fi lm VWC -v If 43 I -Q., Y' 0-' , if' V , , , , , 'y Harper, Nicky Hart, Stanley Harvey, Dennis Hartzog, Harold Helms, Mack Hemmingway, Ernest Henderson, Henry Hibbard, Donna Hines, Syble Hobbs, Delores Hoover, Burlen Howard, Betty Howard, Barbara Hudson, Ralph Frances, Hughes Johannes, Myrtle Freddie Johnson Johnson, Nancy Jordan , Bobby J Gordon, Phi I l lp Joyce, Bernice Keyser, David A' ' jf f 9 King, David Kirkman, Rachel Kerns, James Larkin, Linda Lewis, Eddie Lingo, Bonnie Lepham, Loma McClama, Bobby McElveen, Jesse Mae pg-'W McGovern, Sandra McGowin, John McGuire, Vincent Ia McNary, Cecil , Macky, Dale M Mann, BarbH0+ J 9 .7 ,Q Marlowe, Charloffe Ei ffl. May, Al at Maffhis, Olivia Meadows, Jerrery Mengerson, Mildred . 5. ,QE ,2- X 7 -ns, Mercer, Yvonne Messick, Donna Miller, Violet Mitchell, J . D ,, f iii'-W 'X 5 fl, ,fgy , Q -ff 'W , .4 Nt? -.a Moody, Joyce More, Jimmy Morgan, Lana Sue Myers, Irving Naber, Nelson Nathe, Shirley Nelson, Diane Newton, Jerald Nichol, Ted Northrup, Cynthia Oakley, Tommy Pruett, Mike Parker, Larry Parish, Joe Payne, Pat Pierce, Geraldine Pinkston, Katherine Pike, Paul Ponder, Pearl y Purkis, Diane Reeder, Louie Register, Richard Revenaugh Jeff Roberson, Glenda Roney, Carolyn Rose, Judy Rutfing, Dennis Rutherford, Patsy Sasser, Joyce Sessoms, Jo Ann Shannon, Wanda Simmons, Bonnie Skinner, June Smith, Sharon Smith, Eugene Stancil, Melvin Stephens, Eunice Stewart, Nelda Stewart, Robert Stouse, Ronald Strickland, Jimmy Sullivan, Joe Sumner, Carolyn Thomas, Ernie. Q, l I f 7s' Toole, Delma Toole Vivian 1 Z f 9 V1 in X . K v.., K , . 4645! i ,W 'vs Q' 5. ,...J v'-f K l x 514. . 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Y 'N' f Y 'e- , -H 'f me -' it ' -W iq -:-fr gg, 'h U., V, fi' X, ' r - ' Q- A' -f.'gfr': ' W. ll :., ' Y- if f - iz - UQ I K XY' . , 'U x 5- - , X xxx f fl 1 l f 4 'LN J' 48 Thomas, Marilyn -,l1Q!T'l,DlS,lDS, Burney Toole, Velma Turner, Dennis Twigg, George Waldoroft, Billy Ward, Mary Jo Ward, Yvonne Weaver, Julian Webb, Patricia Weeks, Toby Weinbuck, Marie Whisnant, Robert Whitaker, Jeanette Whitten, Mary Wilder, Sandra Williams, Dorthy Willman, Peggy Woocly, Jerry Worley, Billy Yon, Ferrell Young, Arthur Young, Kay 1 ......-.----+.-.-- Gail, Lindsay President CLASS 7 f ,Wm4 ' u,,V , ' N Earl Latham Vi ce-President Carmen Herring Secretary L Carol Lee Maciifili Treasurer 50 Adams Al len Almond Als'ron Anderson Barthle Barren Beckum Bellamy Best Bradshaw Brinson Brooks Bryant Byranf Capes Carl fon Carr Carr Childers Anderton Bandy Barnes Bass Billings Blommel Bolfin Boyeff Buffkin Burnside Burk Campbell -E-'1 N Croft Crawford Croff Croft Dixon Driggers Driggers Duncan Fowler Francisco Fudge Ganf Clarke Clemons Colburn Connell Cooper Coul fer Davenport Davis Dees Dew Dupree Enfinger Estes Evans Faringfon Gaskin Gibson Gi-esea Gi l l eff Goehagen Graham Green Griffin Groover Groover Hammonds Hancock Harris Hatton Hayes Hines Hodges Homan Hooks Howell Jones Jones Joyner Keoneg King N X 'U .by wwf!! r? 2-D . Hall Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Herndon Hillard Hillman Hines Huffstutler Johnson Johnson Jones 31772, Q . Scroggins Sawyer Russell Russe ll Richardson Register Redfern Redding Pinkston Phi I I ips Mf- Auf' 54 Phi I I ips Petway Smith Smith Shearer Sewell Scroggins Rosier Rogers Roberts Ritter Rising Reddick Rackley Pike Purkis Pike Pennington O 'steen Overstreet Overstreet Newland Mathis King Kirby Lamke Lane Levins Lewel len Lochman Logue Lovelace McKee McLendon Madill Mansfield Martin Miner More Morgan Mull ins Nelson Larramore Law Lease Lee McAllister McDuffy McKinney McLamore Martin Mengerson Mercer wx' X ,ll V. 9-'I Merritt .JK W Surratt Swann Swann Swartzl ander Townsend Tucker Wal ters Ward si T' I7 3 'Eff' I-1, fig? Woodham Wright Williams Williams Wil l iamsom Wilkerson Southerl and Spears Stevens Stone Strickland Sweat Tait Thomas Thrower Thompson White Wilson Wilson Wilson Williams Sponsors of Underclosses In solving their problems Qmostly moneyj and en- The FRESHMAN CLASS chose to help in their be- couraging their ambitions fa grand Junior-Senior. ginning, the very able assistance of Miss Martin. an Banquet and Prom, Miss Litton and Mr. Dudley Mr. Tompkins. backed the JUNIOR CLASS. The.SOPl-IOMORE CLASS gets ahead by careful planning. Their questions were answeredg their problems were smoothed by Miss Kreusch and Mr. Kelly. ,Z Q 8, A 57 Q qw ww V ww f fwfnfhy Q X ! fa 1 6 Og t 5 P W rw , ,mcfg- gm M4 , 1 f. 'H 1 , ',yh 'M v Z V, , 1 X Q f f 7 7 f 5 f' , ,V ,,,, i L ,, If V f .mf K 4 W W? 2 ' 9 W '-4 + 'f u 4 if W1 WZ 1 ff ,l Q fymf 58 I ,P ,. . nv...- fffib ,- ' s'f 1' 1 41?-4: ?g2.lf,56--fl P A-V' J' 7 -1 'n fff' QM.- 4 f - ami- H ,,..'p4- 1 a M -f V- nf-, Nz: .. , . A . '7 ,: -4 f X qsauv'--f-Q'-I-J, f ' ggi -A is xt ,Q 4- , K 1 V Q., Ni N QTPUDXES C King and Queen Gene Alford and Margaret Lawerence A V fl -4., JN Q ' LQX Vx- be of N - X Q- I Ky ,. 5141 Nix U x 1 Cf 17:03,-N -B ' jgdis f -1K?xif A -sfifmsk' s gy s'J 91 :1 60 JUNIOR COURT Jim Riggs and Melinda Jones Julia Massey and Henry Davis SENIOR COURT Bill May and Pat Smith Roxine Bullington and Rusty Slough Senior Notables Judy Touchfon and Bobby Golclsby BEST ALL-AROUND 62 Margaret Lawerence and Billy Wilder BEST PERSONALITY Nina Madill and Rusty Slough BEST DRESSED Judy Touchton and Bobby Goldsby MOST REPRESENTIVE Harriet Reppard and W. D. Townsend MOST TALKATIVE Gene Alford and Phyliss Bolocanoff MOS T ATH LETIC 63 . 1.2 w , QM I f ' P V M, .Vx S ' wi?-Q2 V . g m ' , gg i-'fx , MP1-V , V 5, Q I Margaret Lawrence ancl Rusty Slough BEST LOOKING 64 Judy Touchfon ancl Bobby Goldsby MOST CO-OPERATIVE Harriet Reppard and Bill May MOST POPULAR Roxine Bullingfon and La Void Chitty CUTEST S A .M Judy Touchfon and Sandy Newland MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sandra Rose and Sandy Newland MOST STUDIOUS 65 Billy Wilder and Linda Cusmano WITTIEST 66. Barbara Parker and Billy Wilder MOST TALENTED Harriet Reppard and W. D. Townsend MOST FLIRTATIOUS Junior Notables Julia Massey and Jim Riggs MOST POPULAR Charlotte Martin and Jim Borck MOST STUDIOUS Gloria Cash and Edward Starling MOST ATHLETIC Melinda Jones and Jim Borck MOST REPRESENTATIVE Wanda Watson and Jim Borck MOST CO-OPERATIVE Elsie McKinsfry and Henry Davis BEST LOOKING Senior Class Will Billy Wilder, will soar to the front leaving that position so willed upon me by the former I year's last Senior to Ralph Webb. , Gene Alford, will my cover of shyness to another who seeks the appearance of the bashful type. r, Audria Aughtman, will my numerous talents to Gloria Cash. - , James Barthle, will find a quiet place and sleep. , Joan Bartle, will my knowledge of all things to Pasco High's student-body. , Tommy Beaver, will my football uniform to Edward Starling. , Jean Beck, will m shy nature to Loma Lipham. , Bobby Bennett, will m prefect school record to John Ausley. , Phyliss Bolocanoff, will my love of Christ and Trust in God to all the world. , Mildred Brinson, will my artistic talents to Marie. F We, William Brannon, Tommy Breeden and Donald Surrency, will keep our love ofagood hearty laugh forever. , Titus Brinson, will my graceful charms to Doug Newsome. , Bobby Brooks, will my de'ep, daring laugh to Mrs. Weyher. , Mary Butler, will my classroom disturbances to Mr. Kelly. , Bobby Campbell, will my audiacious characteristics to Mr. Johnson. , Joe Caruso, will my versatile personality to all Pasco's sadsacks. We, Roxine Bullington, Elizabeth Burnsed, Sara Johnson, Eulala McDaniel, Mary Alice Parker, Pat Roberts and Wanda Fleming, will take up full time house keeping. , Albert Chapin, will my brain to brain specialist for observation. , La Void Chitty, will my jolly laugh to Mr. Blocker. , Mary Agnes Cleveland, will my typing ability to Mrs. Peden. , Wanda Conner, will my auburn hair to Maxine Denton. I r, Charlie Crawford, will my great knowledge of the English Language to Mrs. Weyher. , Harold Croft, will my band uniform to C.B. Simpson. Linda Cusmano, will my subdued actions to Dianne Purkis. , Louise Denton, will my peppy ways to Julia Massey. , George Dew, will my over- ue library slips to Miss Hale. Marthelle Dieffenwierth, will myself to high ambitions. Barbara Douglas, will my nice manners and charming smile to Betty Overstreet. L, John Ducker, will my shy manner and gay chann to Mr. Smith. Tom Edwards, will my muscle builder to Coach Caruso. Bruce Elder, will my ability to render peace and quiet to Carl Deal. David Etheridge, will my bold manner to Jim Borck. David Eldridge, will my ability to get along with people to all P.H.S. cranks. Ruby Evans, will my daringness to the members of the Fair sex. Gary Fagan, will waste no time in leaving. Doris Fleming, will my quiet manner to Veda Burnsed. , Barbara Gandy, will my cute smile to Mrs. Henderson. ' I I I I I I I I I I , Dorothy Gant, will my all night antics to Loucile McKendree. , Bettie Ga , will m teasing personality to Mary Frances Depue. , Bobby Gol,dsb , will my position of Student Council President to next year's choice. l, Kenneth Grifgen, will all my school books of the past years to anyone who wants them. Melanie Groover, will my red curls to Janie McDaniel. I , Mona Hall, will my ability to win friends and influence people to no one. . . I may need it. , Mary Hallman will my blithe walk to Mrs. Peden. , Marie Hamby, will my long red hair to anyone who can care for it. , Johnnu Harrell, will my maiestic ways to Ronnie. , Barbara Hester, will my love of horses to Carol Lee Madill. , Nonna Higgins, will my sideburns to Mr. Bandy. , Jimmy Homan, will my witty remarks to Mr. Blake. , Vema Hudson, will my becoming height to Jean Hall. , Shirlene Huffstutler, will my intelligence to Mr. Batson. , Clayton Hutcheson, will my blushes to Mr. Kitzmiller. , Jerry Johns will my theatrical experiences to Rock Hudson. , James Johnston, will my hot rod to Bo Mills. , Gene Kane, will my dreamy brown eyes to Bobby Aughenbaugh. , Jane King, will keep smiling. , Kathleen Kirkman, will m shorthand knowledge back to Mr. Kelly. , Charlotte Lane, will my ability to remain true to anyone who understands. , Margaret Lawrence, will my jet black hair to Linda Larkin. , Pat Loy, will my timidness to Carol France. Barbara Lingo, will my exam craming sessions to all underclassmen. We, Marcella Mackey, Marjorie Messer, Caroly Mickler, Judy Mickler, Paul Miner and Sandra Rose will just leave. , Bill May, will take up the study of stocks and blondes. , Lettie Mae Merritt, will my ability to twirl to Melinda Jones. , Caroline Mullins, will my dark black hair to Dorothy Blommell . , Nina Madill, will my queenly charms to Linda Larkin. , Louie Mims, will m easy going manner to Mr. Jordon. , Dianne Murray, wili m pleasant ways and many channs to Miss Lewis. , Wayne McKendree, wili my sleepy eyes to Frank Brice. , Sandy Newland, will my read wit and convincing charm to Jim Riggs. , Joe Nicholson, will my good behavior and silence to Mack Anderton. , Bob Northrup, will my position of F.F.A, President to next year's competent leader. , Barbara Parker, will my singing ability to Totty McCullers. , James Pike, will my motorcycle to no ody. , Sara Jo Pike, will my many thrills of this year to next year's lucky person. , Jeanette Pinkston, will my ny tail to Joyce Beverl . , Charles Pire, wiill my knowllzdge of all mechanical objects to Mr. Congleton. , Myrtle Pire, will my bashfulness to Veda Bumsed. , Kenneth Polk, wi l my executive look to Mr. Bandy. , Lucy Prince, will my slim figure to no one. , Russell Purvis, will my many good times to Pat Roberts. , Gene Ramsey, will my height to Walter Merritt. , Harriet Reppard, will my calm golden voice to Melinda Jones. , Janet Rhymer, wi I my understanding of Amer. Government to Coach Hanna. , Brooks Roseman, will my love of speed to Mike Pruett. , W ley Rosier, will my skip day to anyone who wants it. , Elllen Russell, wil my voice to Patti Page. , John Simler, will my curls to Earl McNatt. , Rusty Slough, will my. abilit not to be heard for seeni in class to Mike Curtin. , Nelson Smith, wi l my gay Faughter to Mrs. McKillips. , Pat Smith, will my fascinating charms to Betty Fagan. , Barbara Stanley, will my quiet manner to Miss Litton. , Carole Stephens, will my shy look of innocence to Lenior Ehlers and Eunice. , Merrill Stebbins, will my flirtatious ways to Virgil Grimes. , Johnny Stewart, will my many athletic abilities to Jim Geiger. , Jimmy Sweat, will my blond, becoming hair to Mike Curtin. , Perry Tait, will my supersonic car to Mr. Blake. , Jerry Tait, will my good behavior to Blair Adams. , Judy Touchton, will my '58 convertible to no body. , W.D. Townsend, will my charms for the fairer sex to Buddy Grimes. , Ralph Webb, will all the good times at Pasco to the remaining students. We, the Senior Class, will our man ambitions and high hopes to all undergrads with the earnest hope that they will be used welil. - To the faculty, we bequeath our most sincere thanks for your guidance. Senior Class Prophecy The soft summer breezes stir the leaves of stately magnolia trees. ln the garden can be heard the merry voices of happy people discussing their past, present, and future. This is Pasco High's Graduation Class of l958. After 20 years they have met to renew old acquaintances. For iust one moment let us dig into their immediate pasts and bring ourselves up to date. The first group we see is apparently appalled by the world famous Louie Mims. Louie became a world traveller after graduation. His latest episodes have found him in the wildest jungles of darkest Africa .... hunting lions! While there he was quite amazed to find Phyliss Bolocanoff, lady missionary, and her traveling campanions who have formed an African Choir, Audria Aughtman and Shirlene Huffstutler. Talking with Louie are Diane Murray, Hollywood film director, Marthelle Diffenwierth, Scriptwriter, and Mona Hall, producer of Starlight Films lnc. Standing by with an ear ready for news is Mary Agnes Cleveland, reporter for Filmo Magazine. The Tennis Court is occupied by America's Champion women tennis players, Marie Hamby and Jeanette Pinkston. They are now engaged in a show of their artistic work. Near the Tennis Court sit the famous physician, Pat Smith and two talent scouts for Donald Surrency's Playhouse Pluto, Harriet Reppard and Margaret Lawerence. Talking with them is the well known political speaker, Judy Touchton. One of her most recent accomplishments was the establishment of peace among the Russian and American Colonies on the moon. At the swimming pool we find our President W.D. Townsend. And, as always, near him is his private Detective, Wayne McKendree. Not like most Presidents, Dee indulges in card- playing instead of Golf. To carry him to and from his favorite spot in New Orleans he has private plane and pilots. Bill May, Joe Nicholson, and Rusty Slough are very efficient at this. The other political personalities are Bobby Goldsby, a Florida Senator, Nina Madill, Congresswoman, and Joan Bartle, Secretary of the Treasury. The United States Government is also honored by having engaged the skills of Secretary of Defense, Titus Brinsonp Secretary of Agriculture, Bob Northrupi and Soil Conservationist Harold Croft. Harold is explaining his most recent report of the possibilities of farming on mars. Approaching this group are the enthusists from the tennis court who have been joined by the ever rising surgeon, Merrill Stebbins and the great space traveler, Joe Caruso. Joe has just completed a best-seller on his explorations of Pluto. Accompanying them are three of 72 Dee's bodyguards, Gerald Tait, Tommy Beaver, and Kenneth Polk. Up from the pool, near the Patio, stands Sandra Rose, the world's greatest scientist and winner of the Nobel Prize of 1976. Sharing in the glory is her sufficient helper Janet Rhymer. They are gayly discussing their travels in Italy with the famous artist Mildred Brinson and a grand writer of great adventure novels Donald Maples. Just inside the library we find our hostess, Carole Stephens, a model for the Melanie Groover Lady's Fashion Salone in downtown Dady City. She is explaining her collections of odd paintings to Linda Cusmano, of the Cusmano Modeling agency and their fashion designer Eulala McDaniel. Examining other paintings nearby is Charlotte Lane and Betty Gay, owners and operators of the Gay-Lane beauty salon. With them are the architects who designed this old Southern Mansion, James Johnston, Clayton Hutcheson, and Nelson Smith. Also we find Roxine Bullington of the Bullington Car Manufacturing Company and her designer Charles Pire. More interested in the books in the library are Jean Beck, Tommy Breedon, and Ellen Russell. They are on the employment list at Charlie Crawford's publishing company. Discussing the latest books and possible best sellers of the future are Doris Fleming Dade City Librarian, Mary Alice Parker, illustrator for various authors and Barbara Stanley, columnist for Bobby Brooks Newspaper Of Dade City. Leaving the library we next ioin a group of horse lovers out near the corrals. Outstanding in this group is Florida's finest horse woman, Barbara Hester. She is telling Bill Swann, horse trainer for Johnny Harrell who owns the finest horses in Kentucky, of her most appealing tricks. Just as interested is Lucy Prince. In the past years she has spent most of her time traveling. Over near the car port we find James Pike, dare-devil motorcyclist in Jimmy Sweat's circus, and Perry Tait, toy Manufacturer. Sitting in on this conversation is Brooks Roseman, lion tqmer, Barbara Gandy, Trapeze artist, and Gene Ransey, elephant trainer. Joining them is the Pro-football star Gene Alford and the finest nurse at Bobby Bennett's Hospital for Dogs, Barbara Bailey, and Daytona Beach sport car racer, James Barthle. Our attention is suddenly drawn back to the swimming pool as psychologist La Void Chitty performs his daring high dive. Looking on is comedian of the Bobby Campbell Week- ly, William Brannen. Quite amazed by LaVoid's antics are the Paris Fashion Consultants Elizabeth Burnsed and Mary Butler. Enioying the sun by the pool are Wanda Conner, interior Decorator, Albert Chapin, who has iust found a new theory to help the Dept. of Sun-Explor- ation, and Louise Denton, Secretary for the George Dew Actor's Society. Waiting for a tid- 73 bit of earthly news to take back to his home on Neptune is Hemispherian reporter, Jimmy Homan. Another very interesting group is lead in conversation by John Ducker, Professor of English at Florida's State University. His fellow faculty member, Tom Edwards, from the scientific department, and the Dean of women, Mary Hallman are deeply engrossed in this talk. Dis- cussing the life of a teacher with them is Barbara Douglas, English teacher at Pasco and Marjorie Eldridge, Dramatic coach also at Pasco. Standing ever near is Pasco's principal, David Etheridge. From the Patio comes the splendid tones of Barbara Parker, star of the opera, Bernardo, written by Sara Johnson which has just completed its third year at Gene Kane's broadway theatre. Among her admirers we find Bruce Elder, Chief of Police, Dorothy Gant, accountant for Sandy Newland's law firm, and Sandy's top lawyer Paul Miner. None-the-less enthusi- astic are four airline hostesses for the Eastern Airlines: Caroline Mullins, Carolyn Mickler, Judy Mickler, and Marjorie Messer. Back inside, near the refreshment bar we find Lettie Mae Merritt, probatonist and Jerry Johns, actor who graduated from the Jane King - Verna Hudson Actor's College. Here, too, we find the famed lecturer Kathleen Kirkman. Her most recent tour took her to Wyoming for a visit to Pat Loy's Dude ranch. Her main reason for going here was to lecture at Barbara Lingo's finishing school. Entertaining with their juggling act are Myrtle Pire and Wyley Rosier. Completelyenthralled by all this is our French ambassador, Patricia Roberts and our ambassador to the German colonies on Venus, Russell Purvis. The group near the piano is being entertained by the greatest masterpiece of John Simler. The.masterpiece is being beautifully played by Billy Wilder, the finest pianist to ever play at Camegie Hall. Listening quite earnestly is the great classical critic Ralph Webb, and the famous orator, Gary Fagen. Here too, we find the advertising agents for Kenneth Griffen Baby Food Manufacturing Inc., Wanda Fleming and Marcella Mackey. Surely, you remember Norman Higgins. He has become a spaciologist for Johnny Stewart's Inc., manufacturers of space suits. He is recently back from Saturn where he has studied the weather conditions for proper wear. The evening shadows are fast falling and it is now time for the past to again reside with the farewell ball. We must return to the present and prepare for the glorious futures waiting just around the corner.. 74 Acnvmes A YW, , WZ o 1 lf VIL lx E 14 4 W e df Q law NJ!! W Ag 1 X K c VB Xxx I Q' gg X W L Q! fax 'f'-ik 'R TQ Sv Z-7521 X it A ...-. ,-.MQW---..g-:W -, -.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, w..,w--.,-.:ff.:-g.,.,,.,,,,,- - V5 V . I' 6 V . A V 5 ,, 4 T1 Q, 5 I , gt ygxf r 292 I 5 132.3 33 in A P if , fr. 7f'3 ,--' 5, ,.. , V ' l .V gl V. It 1 Q 3- W .M , . 4 .I 2 gy 1, V I f . I V I y 'gal 5 Vx KV ,ktrr ga 3 ! , R' 1 I at A 2 + V is in rv if 2-3.95 i is 4 f T , f' 5 r sf . ,- 1 . v 5, A 5, 4 1 ,gf 432,15 ., hifi if ,iff , Mg. , V W ye: ,V i ., A . V. I 'ga 'gy 2 'N'-. . ' ride-2,4 A k,. l l f Q f VQ2 Y V H i NK if my 'rf Q '52-'ev' ' 16. H ' 5' fu ' '-' ' ' me ti , r AX if i ' 1 . Wi' ' ' 'i 1 G fi at ' ' r . l g V 9- l rf, . ,F , .Qy ,, l ' ' is A gg, V , E V an K ,A - ' nf ' I i A . K L'h' 7' ,'LL' Lf ! ,, W , I Wk, K I Vrkr V N1 'l.,I ,. ,W 7,77 .,4. .,.,,., V , V ,K , ,, !,. E i f ! ..,., , . V 4. V V VV A V,, ,W ,V,V .,,6 , 4V.VV. V, -- A but -Q g i r i' ' Band Glee Club The Glee Club of Pasco High, under the supervision of Mrs. Byrd, and Pasco High's Band headed la Mr. Banks, have shown their musical agility in entertaining at assembl programs, operettas, and the backing olyschool activities. Majorettes f 1 , LW 7 v XM Varsity Cheerleaders Junior-Varsity Cheerleaders The Varsity and Junior:-varsity Cheerleaders are highly commended for the fine io they have done throughout the year in promoting school spirits for the athletic groups. KEY l CLUB The Key Club, the Letterman's Club, and the Pep Club have all proved what great organizations they are by looking to the future and planning ahead. Letterman's Club Pep Club 77 l f , l , fi ig, E V fijff f fi? 45 4 ' f' ,V f t 2.5 2' 7' ig.fr?i'f f,','-, -lf ? ,, ,,,' . ' -- '- , ,V V, , 1 l 4 .Q :tr Q -r 2, J 73 A 1 it if ,st it sf 5 f A 2 ' , ' g S? ! . .. if , if ,hd 'gf- . it E K if Q f' T' Q , -5 f ax .1 8 ' 3 , V, W ,, , i 'W ,gf If-H? MV, M Q ' ix .,,. - ' - , - . V, -. ..--- Ml . ...um . , 1- ,V . 'I 3 ' - , . fmh, Q. , fm fr WW ' '- W' XKV' :f:'f, 7fi i'ff7 'f'f,' 77 '7'fffWf'V'if57 ' V, ,. ' ,, ,Q ,,,, 1. I iw, ,, , ,V ,,kVV ,V I ,VVLV V, V VV,LV, pk ,, , V V f, ,,,, ,,, swf ,. , ff., 4 X . ,f-', ' 1 ,V V, ,.., M.,4,,N, ,,f,,.,,. ., ,Q , ,L,X,,,,4,,,,M,.z.V,f Beta Club Student Council Through their pride in Pasco High, the Beta Club and the Student Council set their goal for the achievement of a better school. To capture these and other plans in words and pictures the Annual Staff and Pirate Log Staff have stood ever ready. Annual Staff Pirate Log staff 78 -L ,, f, . 5,4 fa ,, s ' , , , . L , ,, ,, , k,f4,! , Q r ffl. , .5 ., , Bible Appreciation Club 4-H Club In moments of silence the Bible Appreciation Club has stepped forward to promote the study of God's words .... To their love of all humanity and their hopes for the world's futurep the 4-H, the F.H.A., and the F.F.A, have devoted their studies ..... F,H,A, F,F,A, , 3 i ...ew .. .,,.,....,.m,,,,, ian ,36 1 5 Q' ji l i Q ,wi i t 'ir , Q4 I' I ' Kg l ' ' 4. ., 1 4 ' i li 2 l mms I ,.,.v 1 K Z. N. kryl WML nmnmrvcx-mmm ' I 79 Projectors Club F.T.A. The members of the Proiectors Club have willingly given their time to aid in our studies by showing films .... A students future depends a great deal upon his actions while in High school. To help Pasco's students find the future best suited to i them, comes the assistance of learning as a member of the F.T.A. Club, the D.C.T. Club, and the Office Training Club. . Office Training D ,C , T , 093 ,,f .Q CQ, 80 9 4 YQ ! . Q EZ-1 'X Y .J .QA- Y E Sw ! 1 4 H S, I . lf..--4 . A A COACHES Joe Caruso Jock Honno Royce Johnson Bob Booth Z CAPTAINS Gene Alford Bill May Bobby Bennett Louie Mims BILL MAY V GENE ALFORD LOUIE MIMS RUSTY SLOUGH Line Backer Full Back R. End R. Tackle Dade City 33-Turkey Creek 6 Dade City l8-Wauchula 0 The Pirates started out their surprising The Pirates, encouraged by victory, met SGGSOD with 0 33-6 victory over The Gebb' a determined Wild Cat team and were held leI'S of TUl'keY Creek. The Offensive dis' scoreless for the first half. Rebounding in Pl0Yed Unhefalded Poweff while The de' the last half the Pirated scored all their fense showed rvgged determination- points, and secured victory by the score of I8-O. Dade City I3-Winter Haven O Observing Sweetheart Night the Pirates scrapped a stout, determined Blue Devil eleven for 4 quarters, before attaining victory. The Blue Devil line, one of the heftiest, forward walls in high school football, ham- pered the Pirates offense during the entire game. Pirate touchdowns, the first coming after a Winter Haven fum- ble was recovered deep in their own territory by Bill May. JERRY JOHNS JOE CARUSO JOHNNY STEWART TITUSLBRINSON Tackle Quarterback Center L. Tackle 84 f 3 JIMMY SWEAT TOMMY BEAVER Line Backer Guard Dade City 26-Fort Myers l3 Traveling to Fort Myers the Pirates grab- bed another win by defeating Fort Myers, 26 to l3. The Pirates, although underdogs in this contest, displayed a bruising offense led by Gene Alford and Ed Starling. On offense the blocking was a sight to behold. Also the Pirate defense was almost impregnable. TOM EDWARDS W.C. IETER Guard Guard Dade City 2l-Lake Wales 2 Once again the 2 Pirate eleven romped a victory over Lake Wales, 2l to 2. Louie Mims scored the first Pirate tally on a 30 yard run from Joe Caruso. Although the Pirates won they also lost, for Henry Davis, first string on offense, suffered a broken col- lar bone and was sidelined for the rest of the season. Camden l3-Dade City 7 After a winning streak of 5 straight games it seemed Dade City's time to lose. The loss came as a I3 to 7 de- feat from Camden. The AAA Team, the most owerful in the state of South Carolina, was held scorelgess in the first half by a defense that iust wouldn't Quit. On of- fense the Pirates were also rolling. Louie Mims gave the Pirates lead in the first half by hauling in an Ed Star- ling pass in the end zone. Even though the Pirates lost, this defeat was nothing to be ashamed of as Camden po- sesses one of the finest high school teams. CONWAY CLEVELAND WALTER MERRITT Halfback R. End DAVID CARR Guard Line Backer IIM RIGGS 1 21 , EARL MCNATT PAUL WEBB Left Guard Right End Haines City 12-Dade City 6 For the fourth conference game the Pi- rates traveled to Haines Cit and suffered their first conference loss 15-6. The Hornets capatalized on 2 Pirate mistakes, a block and a fumble, earl in the game to discour- age the Pirates. The Pirates rallied in the second half, by the running of Gene Alford, and scored their long touchdown on a pass to Louie Mims from Joe Caruso. Plant city 21-Dade cafy 6 The joyous spirits of Pasco High School Homecoming was dampened when the Pirates met Plant City at Massey Field and lost 21-6. lt was a second conference loss of the season and came hard. Block puntaand fumbles seemed to plague the Pirates all night, and the offense, although running hard couldn't muster the needed punch to score. Doug Newsome picked up a Planter fumble and raced 60 yards. JIMMY SPRIGG MIKE CURIIN Half Back Line Backer l i i LEE RAMSEY MACK ANDERTON Left End Line Backer Dade City 33-Auburndale 14 Once again the Pirates displayed their old form defeating Auburndale, 33-14. On offense the Pirates were led by Jerry Johns, Tom Edwards, Earl McNatt, Johnny fthe TOE1 Stewart, W. C. Jeter and Rusty Slough. The defense was led by Bob Stitler, Titus Brinson, Doug Newsome, Mack Anderton, Jim Riggs, Clyde Hobby, Paul Webb and Bobby Bennett. Throughout the contest the Pirates moved the ball almost at will and the defense was outstanding. Dade City 13-Bartow 13 Playing a contest postponed by the flu, the Pirates were tied by Bartow 13-13. Once again the Pirates were plagued by fumbles and block kicks. Gene Alford scored 2 Pi- rate touchdowns on runs of 50 and 55 yards through the Bartow lines. The Pirates, after this contest held undisputed third place in the conference. DOUGLAS NEWSOME HENRY DAVIS Guard Left End EDWARD STARLING CLYDE HOBBY VIRGIL GRIMES QUARTERBACK CLUB Half Back Line Backer Guard -r-rr ' y ' 4 DDA rg, ooooooooooooooooooooooof l , ,:A:f X6 By Ralph J. Tompkins , Q H l f 5 2 .,,, , ef' ,,,'-g1. H f 'W ,.., 6 1Dedicated to the Pirates, 1957 J O' it's great to be a winner and to taste the fruit of fame And 1t's grand to hear the lusty cheers of those who watch the game. It spurs the .heart to action and it goads the will to do The very best that's in 'a man and it thrills him thru and thru. Now, it's another thing to lose the match, yet hold the head up high And slap the fellow on the back who dared you to the try, And give him honest praise for a job that was well done, Though your eyeballs may be bloodshot and the licking wasn't fun! There is something gained by losing that the winner doesn't seeg The guy who's flat upon his back has opportunity A chance to show the victor when the scrap is done and o'er That manhood isn't conquered tho you're beaten to the core. Real manhood isn't measured by the pennants on the wall. There's a heap of human courage in the guy who takes the fall. But manhood's test of ages, matters not nor where nor when, Is how you treat the other when you lose or when you win. Yes, it's sweet to hear the accolade of those who saw the fight And hear them cheer with loudest voice when you fought with all your might. But the sweetest of all music, after all the grand parade, ls the self respecting record of how you fought or how you played. aooooooooooooooooooooooc l Varsity Offense Varsity Defense JUNICR - VARSITY To Pasco High's JUNIOR-VARSITY football team goes a tribute of high honor. In theirtraining to become our future varsity players they have put forth every effort to leave behind a record of which they and their school can be proud. a 1, 2 1 if ' , L , l J A , 1 V V L 1 N 5 Q ei l il l I E si W Q l , r l 3 l 2 f v 9 , 'il 3: 4 88 ,,,,, ,, 0 if ,4 4,404 ff M747 3 W' M ,V ,J f 5,37 f wf! X f ff? Memory Lane ,- , ,, ..-.. 7 - -1-mivf' ,' i . ,- 4 4 V- Y, . -.' :T 1 lit 1' 'f 31' W' , , , - A . ,.r fp, 7?..l .'0 - ' , s- G-'l Q- ' ,Lt , ' X4 fli-' :ji 'ef .,, X -- ---,f:.-- , f wrn- ., A , . A pq ! 1 - W si ..- f Sf- 'Y il i 90 , 5 5 Pasco High's Varisty Basketball team has held a position of high honor during its challenges of l958. Whether in Victory or defeat they proved to be CHAMPS! 91 fi it l -.. r Junior Varsity Basketball Team Pasco High can take great pride in her Junior- Varsity Basketball team. They have made out- standing efforts and accomplished grand achieve- ments during their year of l958. 92 Freshman Basketball Team Coach Royce Johnson 93 E ., Y Y ' 0-v ,,, wa, r ' , 'Y ' , . ,W if A fl 'O 'V bl I , Q 3' ' 'I W 4. ff 'dsl X' fix' F1 Q M NW ' i , we 1 , 4 ff -. I X ,. ' A Z W' f ,6 JM! 'WH' 'www ,,.,,,,,.,,.,,,, ,nn 1 A , f- V .f-fy: ff 'iff ik H , f, 5 42- W , ,V ' M-,L 94 Q ,,. 0 If I ?,, f. f , f , f Wwf .y f 7 'ik Q . 1 , .f I ,iw l 5,3 1. RK !1 C . . 1, ini: A ssqfhf . 'N ag. , X wi, C , . 4 N , A fx 'Elia-fj 5 W 11 V .I -5. Ar, K. S. . J F '. -116339 YW ,f nw fr Pasco leads with Modern prac 1, ,,., ,,,,,,,t,. - V, ,L Z' f Marv Picard tells civic students of world affairs. This was only one instance proving that outside .speakers were common practice at Pasco. Pasco can be proud Mr. Smith readys his Trig class for a world which is division which aids conscious of outer -space. of tomorrow. 96 the way Educational tices The typing and D,C,T, classes of Pasco High are trained for the business world of tomorrow by the skilled guidance of Mr. Royce Johnson and Mrs. Ann Henderson. of an agricultural the Food-producers I? 1., :AP P' yvvff g nf f7L'A4 A 6rWJ4 .l7d47D :NUv 1 Y ,alll 7 fha, J r FMD HW! OW i-'CW iH.fwW L WMV Mr. Iflake has done much toward making the Pasco High student a safe driver. mi I , 97 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF T958 PASCO PACKING COMPANY o OLD SOUTH 0 FLORIDAGOLD 0 PASCO Compliments of VITA CRAFT INC. Distributors for Famous Vita Seal System Cooking Belk Lindsey Building P.O. Box 37 Phone: LOgan 7-5404 or 2566 Compliments of THE DADE CITY BANNER Pasco County's leading newspaper always first in: News coverage circulation advertising job printing-photography supplies Phone LOgan 7-3301 P.O. Box 187 Dade City, Florida I' f Comp 'ments 0 Compliments of N.S. BURNS AND SONS REALTORS BE'-K-LINDSEY COMPANY Real Estate Insurance Mfg. Loans Pasco's Largest Department Store 212 S. 7 Street Dade City Phone: LOgan Z-3970 1131 hgeridian Ave Phone: LOgan 7-5121 DQ e C Y' 0 C' SHOP and SAVE AT WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home owned and operated by H.A. FREEMAN Opposite the Court House Dade City Florida Compliments of WILLIAMS Dade City's Fashion Center Nationally advertised Brands For all the Family Dade City Florida DOVIE'S Compliments of Ladies apparel Nationally Advertised Brands JV- MISS and Half-Sizes MYRON NABER'S JEWELRY STORE Exclusive But Not Expensive Dade City Florida 207 S. 7 Street Phone: LOgan 7-3798 Compl iments of EARL N. 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Phone LCgan 7-2675 M dy WL CQMAQW u I M Wtlillpl The annual staff for the PIRATE of1958 extends its sincere thanks to our We hope you will advertisers and its best wishes to the: SENIORS forthe future, the JUNIORS for their Senior year, the SOPHOMORES for their high hopes, the FRESHMEN for their ambitions, and the FACULTY for their guidance and patience. enjoy and keep the PIRATE of T958 in the best of health. 5 Editors: W' 'A jack E fav M' 4 QM ii? IMJ1' -xx df' , ' - gy, q of ' 'gat 111124 ' X .Gy Q51 af 8 fbi N JO X3-99 fi ' git O f 9 NVQ' XA Xp ffm X :N X 4,5 , -E , Y C .I- ,fx . ,vu ' . Q f , 4MX5 WDU1XixxSf'Ta X S YA ' Wi MSX? ??g 11 ff by MW? -Q WWE bfi' PRE- 4 5 . Dj P M? Wwe X? Wfwfm J B fm, Fi W WW ' -Lv Jw ff mm . 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