Plant City High School - Yesterday Yearbook (Plant City, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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A' ' f-A ,u . -'--'zz ,fx - Y M Medenf THE 1958 Q 36464 Confenfri 13 .xdcfiuifiea ,M Law KANYUKSAW QQLLCGJQJ 3 44 S Mr James L Doggett for the past three years has helped us immensely In lournalusm The Spokes man and The Kanyulcsaw drawlng upon hrs vast knowledge of lournallsm and wrutnng Hrs work n this held has proved nn valuable and has served as an nnspuratnon to stu dents who mnght be unter ested an the held of lourn alnsm Wnthout has help The Spokesman and The Kanyuksaw could not have been the successes that they have been As a trlbute to James L Daggett we slncerely dedicate our 1958 Kan yuksaw 'Zim 0l QlfU0l The 1958 Kanyulfsaw ns a plctorual story of YOUR year at PC H S In thus story we have trued to fol low each one of you as you have partxcrpated m the different phases of our hugh school life The dances the games the studyrng and the work these we would luke to recall to you Thus book could not have been produced wuthout the help and co operation of the student body the faculty and the helpful patient guidance of our sponsor Mr Adlcks We snncerely thank each one of you THE 1958 KANYUKSAW STAFF 1. in , 5 Z V 3. an ' -an .-42 1 L, a,..... J., ,,,.g,,.,,, ...XSS N. x .6 f M A l 5 8 I' ..wn4n'l.,. . 153 , may X,-jx ', 3 qf.. L 3' 1 a. 3 4 - . 45 9 3 Q Q. Q if 5 6 s A , N A 'f ' gi 7 -.-.. , VL ,.. .V L ' , , I if 9 f f' f .? I , , ', I , , , fqfww.,ff-grsgf1.Zee4ahrf4Dewfms'L,- --.fy ,fhlfx 'f' K W, ,Q-'1,MT? ?', -3 nails Siigibiif , .gif wx? 4. -x Rr hfsf-'Q J 1-..- Y DONALD R YOHO Hugh School Prlnclpal 'gf f Ll 'fa X DENTON L COOK Su er as g Prncupal Faced wlth the ever growmg task of equnppnng the students to meet the future our faculty throws open the doors of vast knowledge and helps us enter as we become well rounded lndtvlduals Wuth lnslght born of true understanding and delnght an human nature and their 'obs the hard worklng Ad munustratnon have yet to be stumped by thelr dutues JUANITA HOLMES Vice Prunclpcl l l . y Y fri 'x . 4 5 ' , Q 1 ' f . , ,Av y K X 1 ,V XX 1 2 , X S r at V . V -, ' ,sk 1 , 1 K Nxt' I X + I Y ' 1 I , l I I p v In I i . Q .- ft GLCM, f IF' -iii M-f-fr! i I I .L sham A. H. 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SPOONER MRS RANSOME MRS BUTLER Bookstore Manager Secretaries Matron Ql 50I'll'lQ Our school wouldnt be what It IS without the so umportant people who work busuly behind the scenes to keep everything runnlng shlp shape We seldom get to see some of them so here they are MRS POTTS Cashner MRS Lunchroom Manager CUSTODIANS LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL FRONT Mr Anderson Mr Knrkland Head Custodnan Mr Crow LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Folson Mrs Yancey Mrs Hlcks Mrs Ord BACK Ml' USSel'y Mr Wlllldms Mr BYOWH Mqnne and Mrs Bullmgton 'buh-. ii' I' ,Kr 1 n ' I A 'Sus Q A ', u it .,. lib' , 'QQ' , i ,ff ws. I K 5 I E I r V I I ,gg 'in 8 5 '. N D .,, i v . ' Q -iff' 'lill eniorfi 1 ,A in 5 ,1-143 SENIOR OFFICERS. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynda Ward, Treasurerg Allen Crouse, Presidentg Alton Martin, Vice- Presidenh Kay Merrin, Secretory. STANDING: George Saffos, Reporverg Johnny Giles, Sgt.-at-Arms. A week-end holiday in tropical Nassau, Bahamas, made 'I2 years of books and pencils worth while for these 37 Seniors. W.. - . 77.-lf' , Lg-4' ' Q9 ' Xi ,gQg.!f' M A .4 Q A' T l Ak -3 is. ,O i- T We 2I'lL0l 5 TED R RUTA ep :ded rn lnfellugence legs C lr-I L, Bas efball 34 Scnenge Club 4 Homeroom Officer 4 Lefferrnans Club 34 Norwalk Hugh I2 Home rom President I GEORGE LOUIS SAFFOS hour I5 100 dork to rnolce good ongel Key Club 234 Inlernahonal Con vennon 3 Rep 34 Class Offncer 24 Siudeni Councnl 14 Treasurer 4 Lnbrary Club 4 Future Teachers 4 Qulll and Scroll 34 Spokesman 34 Edllor 4 Homeroom Offlcer 4 IDA LOUISE SAPP A good notured pleosanf excel Krwaneffes 34 GAA 3 TnHlY 3 Lafnn Club 34 Exchange Club 12 Junuor Spec r Buble Club 'I ERIC K SCHMIDT An glloround boy cornplefe In himself Homeroom Offrcer I Nolable I 'N 1' is fi Al 'ew voNELL scHuLTE ll he Guve me true fruends ond musuc I wlll be pleasant Homeroom Offucer I FHA I2 L rary Clubl DCT 4 LETA KAY SHEPHERD A lewel Indeed a woman rare A 2 GAA 23 Homeroom Offncer 4 GOC 4 MELVIN SHEPHERD Only the good due young why otball 'I 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Homeroom Ofhcer 'l Letterman s Club 3 4 JANET MAE SHIRLEY Sllence ns full of potential wisdom md wut A Lo b D Club 3 JCL 3 Drlvers Ed DEXTER RANDELL SCHUBERT RUBERT SHIVER What I don? know would moke o Polneness costs lmle and yrelcls greof book mugh Foolboll 2 Baseball 2 Baskelball Band 234 4 J C L Page Thlrfy Two rex I u I . ,, M t . Dx X I 8 v I. ,,D? 5. .7 . , V ,d I xy It H , 1 A , :Jn lfengesn A , Y Ord We - AU k ' 7 L I ' Q ' 5 . . . 1 I ' : ' 1 ib 5 . .. . I I 'My ' ' 0 rf ' - - , f' t ' K- X 6 F.H: . 5 . . . , 5 . ' ' J . . G 4... J ' ' ' ' , : I ' , , E 4 ' 1 ' : 'fha' 1 V l I , , U x j 'l,2,3, 5 J.A.C. I. len? girl. I L 1 'ky :X - - should I worry? J ' ,p 5 '-'- I Fo ,,,5 F.F.A. 'l,2,3,45 35 F.H.A. ,5 'I' ke 'I5 T ,'I ,. I f f- 1, . -,, Q I - 4,1 ' 5 . Q K E.H. . 1,21 lin Clu 37 .C.T. lj la Ar! 1 . . . 5 ' . 2. . I . C- v , we 3 5, 1 2 2 X ' . , - 2,3,5 ...3. ' .,. - -X . K .e x A 'X V , X ' - Z6 we r 705 X is 1' - .5 'ti l... SHIRLEY ELIZABETH PULLEN Quiet, sweet, but always charm- ing. Future Teachers 15 Art 'I,3, Secre- tary 35 F.H.A. 25 Homeroom Officer 35 Thespians 45 Library Club 45 Future Nurses 45 Bible Club 45 Span- ish Club 4. NORMA LOIS RAINEY A kind heart always brings good friendship. New Jersey 1,2,3. SHIRLEY ANN RAYBURN A pretty maid of the brunette type with eyes that shine like the stars at night. Junior Speaker 15 F.H.A. 1,25 Ma- iorette 2,35 Kiwanettes 45 G.A.A. 2,35 Spokesman 45 Homeroom Offi- cer l,2,3,45 Notable 15 Chorus 4. eniorfi ROSEMARIE REGIS 'Fashioned so dointily5 young and sc fair, F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Honor Society 3,4, Rep. 45 J.C,L. 35 Chorus 45 Art Club 45 Homeroom Officer 25 G.A.A. 25 Office Asst. 4. ETHEL LEE RICHARDSON Quiet and dependable-two good qualities. Springhead 15 Notable 15 F.H.A. 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 Captain School Paper 15 Glee Club 1. LINDA GAIL RICHTER She's a lovable girl, full of the ioy of living. Springhead 15 Turkey Creek 25 D.C.T. 45 Library 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Art Club 45 Bible Club 25 Pep Club 2. SHIRLEY LAVERN RICHTER The kind of person you like to know. Reaidng for Fun 15 Glee Club 15 F.H.A. 2,35 G.A.A. 3. MARY ELIZABETH ROGERS A fountain ot intelligence and wisdom. Future Teachers 3,4, Treasurer 45 F.H.A. 25 J.C.L. 3,4, Treasurer 35 Exchange Club 35 Honor Society 3,45 Art Club 1. gg Ox TT' Q..- 'Q 5. 'QQ 31' y J 1 'Yi Aw g . 4- , - s- 'Situ- ay W . JAMES ORVILLE PERKINS Some are born great but others achieve greatness. Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4p Letterman's Club 2,3,4, F.F.A. 'lg Key Club 45 Latin Club 3, Home- room Officer 1,2,4, Senior Super- lative. BARBARA YVONNE PHILLIPS Truth and sincerity rest equal in friendships. Rehobeth High 1,2,3, F.H.A. 1,2,3p F.T.A. 3, Treasurer, 4-H Club 'l,2,3, Cheerleader 3: Junior Play, Paper Staff 3g Annual 3, Thespians 4, Bible Club 4. RICHARD EDWARD PLATT An athlete true with virtues high. Hameroom Officer 'l,2,3,4p Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2, Key Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Student Council 2, Letterman's Club 2,3,4p Danforth Award 1. LAMAR POLLOCK I'm looking for the guy who in- vented work. Spanish Club 2,35 Football 2,35 Bas- ketball 2, Manager, Baseball 2, Manager, J.C.L. 3. WALTER PRATT I don't take life too seriousIy. Football 2,3,4, F.F.A. 3,47 Home- roam Officer 4, Letterman's Club 45 Springhead T. X.. eniom RODN EY KING PROCTOR Every inch a king. go Football 'l,2,3,4g Hameroom Officer 2,37 Track 3, Letterman's Club 4, Notable 'lp F.F.A. 2, Officer, Read- ing for Fun 'l. HENRY COLEMAN PUGH Beware, I may do something sen- sational yet. Cork 'lf Turkey Creek 2: Track 31 Spanish Club 3. MARY JANE MCGINNES Thou art the star for which all evening waits, Annual 3,4, Editor 45 Senior Super- lative5 F.H.A. 1,25 Editor Junior Speaker 15 Danforth Award5 Not- able 15 Student Council 2,4, Treas- urer 25 Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head 2,45 Kiwanettes 2,3,4, Officer 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Queen's Court 45 Future Teachers 45 Latin Club 3,45 Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,4. , - Wig l, Q - A I x . Q w xi T- 1 eniorzt JOE EDWlN NEWSOME i can resist anything but tempta- tion. Cork 15 Secretary 15 American Le- gion Award lg Valedictorian 15 Turkey Creek 25 Football Manager 25 Latin Club 3,45 Science Club 4. 5 JAMES EUGENE MELLICK 1 CHARLES PARKER Nothing endures but personal rx 44 Great souls suffer in silence. qualities. ' 2 'bs Cork lp Turkey Creek 25 Football F,F,A, 35 Band 3, G' 'f Manager 25 F.F.A. 25 Track 3. ef,-,K xx M KAY MERRIN A Her better doth not breathe upon Ylte eOfllW-H .IACQUELYN NONA PARKER l l0m9f00m Oflllief l,2: F-H-A. 1,2, You never can tell what she will President 15 American Legion Award , ,, do next, 1: Notable 'li Cheerleader 2,3,4: kat 'V' Junior Speaker 15 Annual 35 Horne- Hevwr Society 3,45 Kiwunetfes 3,4, C room Officer 1,45 Chorus 45 F.H.A. President 45 Future Teachers 45 Stu- ' ' 5 1,2, G,A,A. 2,35 Dmmqfic Club 1, dent Council 1,3, Officer 1,35 Class ' Secretary 2,45 G.A.A. 2,35 Queen's Court 45 Senior SuperIative5 Ex- change Club 35 Latin Club 3,4. ALICE MARGARET MILLER BILL PAROLINI PoIireness costs little ond yields i tx l Gm not in the roll of common much. , men. F.H.A. 1,25 G.A.A. 35 Chorus 45 uf! - F.F-A- 1: Band l,2,3.4: Cumerd Future Teachers 1. r E- - . Club 15 Film Operators 15 Drivers A, 1 r Ed. 1. E P . K. ' x CAROLYN ANN MORGAN ROYCE CARLTON PATE Rest is for the dead. -- 'He's an angel while he sleeps. Future Teachers 15 Junior Speaker Photo Club 1. 15 F.H.A. 1,2, Reporter5 Chorus 25 L G.A.A. 1,2,3. fg, -3,5 V R g, - fe . 'rx Q . X fs. Page Twenty-Nine eI'll0l 5 2. DAISY LINDA LETT e b n a t u r o I w n you re naturally mce T :Y 23 Future Teachers 1 sldent GAA 3 FHA I2 wanettes 4 Student Exchange 3 Notable 1 Homeroom Officer 4 Of fnce Asst 4 JACQUELI NE MARIE LOCKE Marrlages ore made In heaven 'V+ Q, Glee Club 'I ROBERT LEWIS LOCHRIDGE Great thoughts come from he 3 -Q heart Q nj 'YK Latm Club 3 4 Letter Club 1 ELWOOD LODGE JR ns frnends they are many hls enemnes has he any? rary Clb14 JAC 'I Bl Club 1 Spanish Club 3 DONALD LOTT e depth of character is meas- ured by his eyes. Page Twenty-Eight Lx 3 'fifth' 3 0 JERRY DOUGLAS MARDIS A kmd heart and a level head Homeroom Offncer I 2 3 Safety Councll I DCT 34 Pres1dent4 ANTOINETTE MARIE MARRAZZO Full of pleasure vold I str e and beloved by many FHA 34 Future Nurses 34 JCL ALTON REED MARTIN An honest m n s kung of m Football 234 Basketball 3 Letter mon s Club 2 3 4 Class Offlcer 3 4 Key Club 3 4 President 4 All Conf Football 3 4 Sensor Superlatnve Sclence Club 4 BETTY MARLIN MCCULLERS A good dusposltlon luke dollars wlll carry you a long way A GA 23 GO Thespnans 4 Buble Club 4 Offuce Asst. 4 Spnnghead I Notable 'I F.T.C. I- Art Club 'I' School Paper 'l. ERNEST COLSON MCCULLERS ' h's thinking of others t a makes us think of him. Springhead lg Freshmen Class Play: Tumbling Club 25 Band l,2,3,4p Of- ficer 4. B N . fq 3 . '85 ff J., . ,, , X -Tig ls I 5. , 1 X S KENNETH JEROME JONES His actions make him-on stage and oft. Band 1,2,3,45 Orange and Blue 45 Thespians 45 Science Club 45 Li- brary Club 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. LEROY CHARLES KAY I think . . . therefore I am. Camera Club 1,25 Reading for Fun 1,25 Art Club 3. ALLEN NEAL KELLER I live my life today5 tomorrow may never come, Lakeland 1,25 Football 'I5 Art Guild 25 Science Club 4. PATRICIA ANN KENNEDY Those who know her best, praise her most. Band 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 G.A.A. 35 Future Teachers 3,4, President 45 Library Club 45 Latin Club 3,45 Science Club 45 Orange and Blue 45 Student Council 15 Student Ex- change 35 Bible Club 4. ELIZABETH CATHLENE KENT A smile is the trade-mark ol o happy soul, F.H.A. 1,25 Future Teachers 15 Fu- ture Nurses 2,35 Flag Twirlers 25 DCT 4 eniom .4 sa, Q JESSE CLINTON KENT, JR. He's get what it takes to get where he's going, Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Orange and Blue 4, Sgt.-at-Arms5 Home- room Officer 3,45 Library Club 3,4, President 45 Boy's State 35 Spokes- man 45 Tumbling Club 2,3. LINDA GAIL KIRBY 'A lady who is always cz lady. Library Club 1,45 Annual 35 Tri- Hi-Y 35 Kiwanettes 3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Art Club 45 Band 1,2. PATRICIA CLAIRE LANIER l'Il make a commotion in every place. Junior Speaker 15 Annual 35 Spokes- man 35 Future Teachers 35 Okla- homa Cast 45 G.'A.A. 2,35 Art Club 45 Chorus 45 F.H.A. 1,2. MARY KAY LAYTON Always Iaughing5 never sad5 some- times naughty, but never bad. Chorus 45 F.H.A. 1,25 Junior Speak- er 15 Art Club 45 Annual 35 G.A.A. 2,35 Student Council 45 Oklahoma Cast 4. DENVER FRANKLIN LEE Good nature is one of the richest gifts of life. Cork 15 Class President 15 Turkey Creek 25 F.F.A. 2,3,4. Z'- Q 60 fx KS QQ- .xx 6.1 'TT xl I 'Q I 5 W . Ss 'I 5? Az .gn 'Q-K v Ay, , , .J hx 1. . 'heir 'rs . N47 1.4-W. V QQ- -- v 'Uh , A- w ...N '. I Q Qt. I GERALDINE HOGAN Mischief that leads a charmed life. Junior Speaker 15 Chorus 45 Annual 35 F.H.A. 1,25 Moiorette 2,3,4, Vice- president 35 Homeroom Officer 1,2, 35 G.A.A. 2,3. PEGGY ANN HOLLOWAY 'Serenity ard charm do grace the owner of this fairest lace. Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,45 Notable 15 Junior Speaker 15 Annual 35 G.A.A. 2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Future Teachers 35 Spokesman 35 Maior- ette 35 D.C.T. 4. SAMUEL BRUCE HOWELL, JR. 'A leader of men and a follower of wornenff Notable 15 Student Council 1,4, President 1,45 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Key Club 354, Officer 45 Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,2,3,4, All Conf. 35 Class Sgt.-at- Arms 25 Future Teachers 45 Ex- change Club 35 Senior Superlative. WILLIAM AARON HUDSON School is all right when there isri't anything else to do. Turkey Creek 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 1, Parl. Proc. 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4. PHILIP HUMPHREY l'm looking for the guy who in- vented work. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Track 'l,2. 8I'lL0l 5 JILL JAYNE The vfcra 'impossible' is ngt in my CiC1:C O'lyf.l' Band 2,3,4, Bus. Man. 3, Sgt. 45 Student Council 35 J.C.L. 3,45 Stu- dent Exchange 35 G.A.A. 2,3, Rep. 35 Thespians 3,45 Junior Play5 F.H.A. 2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Secretory 35 Cheer- leader 45 Homeroom Officer 35 Ki- wanettes 3,4, Treasurer 45 P.H.S. 15 Class Officer 1. BETTY LOUISE JOHNSON 'S w e e t n e S s is an everlasting charm. F.H.A. 1,25 Homeroom Officer 2,3545 Spanish Club 3,45 Vice-president 45 D.C.T. 45 Planterettes 25 Student Council 1,2. KENNETH JOHNSON 'Light of heart and clever, sad and worried never. D.C.T. 4, Vice-president. LARRY JOHNSON l care not for work or play but ,ust a heap of lovin '. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Reading for Fun 1. JULIAN WAYNE JOHNSON Had he been caught when young- er, he might have been tamed. Turkey Creek 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Key Club 4: Senior Superlative5 Homeroom Officer 4. MARTHA HARVILLE A pleasant smile casts little and does a lot, National Honor Society 3,4, Sec.- Treas.5 Art Club 2,35 F.H.A. 25 Li- brary Club 45 Bible Club 45 Spanish Club 3,4, Officer 45 Homeroom Of- ficer 2,4. CAROL JEAN HATTON A good name is better than rich- es. George Washington High 1,25 Speech Club 25 G.A.A. 35 Future Teachers 3,4, Secretary 45 Student Council 4, Secretary. WAYNE HAWKINS Truth and sincerity rest equal in friendship. Band 1,25 Glee Club 15 D.C.T. 4. JANET GAYLE HEARN We find her quiet-occasionaIly. F.H.A. 1,25 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Kiwanettes 3,4, Parl. 45 G.A.A. 3, Treasurer5 J.C.L. 3,4, NANCY LEE HENCEY She reminds us of champagne, al- ways bubbling over. F.H,A. 1,25 G.A.A. 2,3, Vice-presi- dent 35 Annual 25 D.C.T. 45 Plan- teretts 25 Spokesman 35 Future Teachers 35 Student Council 35 Tri- Hi-Y 35 Queen's Court, First Maid5 Homecoming Sponsor5 Thespians 3,45 Kiwanettes 45 Senior Superlative. Q 2 f Q- , I' I A K. nf 13 ' lit y ,, ll- A K H' ff' ' I-- Qf. . 1-5 Q - 1 ...Q if fi 1- A- hx, vw .I ' A- L Q f Q' vi i- 'C' 35 Q l eniom NELSON HENDRIX One laugh will conquer a million irownsf' F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Sentinal 45 Key Club 45 Homeroom Officer 45 Student Council 35 Football 2, PAT HENDRY Fair to look on, but better to know. Junior Speaker 15 Tri-Hi-Y 25 F.H.A. 25 Junior Play5 Tl-iespians 3,4, Pres- ident 45 Bible Club 1. PHYLLIS JEANNE HILL Speaking generally, she's gener- ally speaking. Band 1,2,3,45 Orange and Blue 45 Future Nurses 2,3,4, Officer 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Student Exchange 35 Thespians 45 J.C.L. 3. BETTY LOIS HILTON The gal with the pleasant drawl always wins the hearts of all. Georgia 1,2,35 Kiwanettes 45 Ma- iorette 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Art CIub5 R.O,H. Club 1,25 T.H.A. Club 1,25 Band 1,2. TURA ELIZABETH HINSON Heaven made her what she is and never made another. Kiwanettes 45 Spokesman 25 An- nual 3,45 Junior Play Student Di- rector5 Jr, Varsity Football Sponsor 25 Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-president 45 G.A.A. 2,35 Notable 15 Senior SuperIative5 Future Teachers 4. Page Twenty-Five eniom MARY SUE GRESHAM 'Le' toe goo: tirres roll. Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 G.A.A. 3,45 Aff Club 45 F.H.A. 1,25 Homeroom Officer 2,45 Kiwanettes 45 Exchange Club 3. JEANETTE GRIFFIN A kind heart always brings good fnenashipsf' Bond l,2,3,45 Latin Club 35 F.H.A, 1,25 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Bible Club 1. TOMMY GRlFFlN Ta talk without effort, after all, s the great art of talking. Band 1,2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Latin Club 3. SANDRA GRIMES A daughter of the gods, rnost divinely fair. Madison High 25 Dramatic Club 15 Art Club 3. BARBARA JEAN GUICE The stars are in more fault than she Cheerleader 45 Senior Superlativez Kiwanettes 3,4, Rep. 45 Junior Play5 Thespians 3,41 SPOlKe5mUn 37 An' nuql 35 Student Council 3: Home- room Officer 35 Plariterettes 25 Chorus 45 Junior Speaker 15 F.H.A. 1,25 Future Teachers 3: Tfl'l'l1'Y 2? Art Club 4. Page Twenty-Four 3 caa- z la its - Tvfgw- .fl fi is A3 X ,N , f i M f X by N- for 1 f J fs .RX f 5 'Spf' L 12 at if?-f yilzxf l C' 15 3 VICTOR HAMLITON Worrying neve' made U rcan great. so why worry Football 1,2,35 F.F.A. 1,25 Home- room Officer 2,35 Track 25 Swim- ming 3. JIMMY DEAN HAND Not overseraus, not too gay, out a rare good fellow En every way, F.F.A. 15 Junior Speaker 15 Future Teachers 1,45 J.A.C. Award 15 Homeroom Officer 25 Art Club 25 Class Treasurer 35 J.C.L. 35 library Club 45 Annual 45 Thespians 45 Jun- ior Play5 Bible Club 4. MARY LINDA HARKALA Thy spirit of cheerfulness spreads a radiant light on the souls of all. Student Councel 15 Art Club 35 Homeroom Officer 1,2545 Notable 15 Kiwanettes 45 F.H.A. 1,25 Student Exchange 3. GUERRY HARRIS Give me vacation or give me death. F.F.A. 2,4, Rep. 25 Homeroom Of- ficer 2,35 F.F.A. String Band 4. JUNE HARVEY Full of likeable simplicity and quietness. Springhead 15 Glee Club 15 Fu- ture Teachers 15 F.H.A. 1,25 Not- able 15 School Paper 15 Spokes- man 45 Chorus 45 G.A.A. 1. 4, 1 ry R 1 '45, Q GLENDA GILBREATH One so meek can do no harm. Turkey Creek 1,25 F.H.A. 1,3,45 Bible Club 1. JOHN WELLS GILES There is h0ne5ty,'rnor1l'iOOCl, ond good fellowship in thee. Senior Superlative5 Orange Gnd Blue 4, Vice-president5 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Key Club 3,42 Band 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 2,3,45 Class Officer 45 lettermGn'S Club 3,4. SALLIE ANN GLASS 'lt's cz pleasure to know her. Turkey Creek 1,25 Latin Club 1,2. eniorzi RICHARD JENNINGS GOWAN Nature mode him, then broke me mold, Junior Speaker 15 Homeroom Offi' cer 1,45 Student Council 1,25 Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Maior 3,45 Football 25 Swimming 2. EARNES1' F. GRAHAM Sometimes boshful, sometimes shy, out he's a mighty cute little guy. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, String Band 4. JAMES E. GRAMLING Take good core of me-good men ore scarce. Baseball 'l,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Science Club 4, President5 Bausch and Lomb Science Award5 Senior Play. SYLVIA ANN GRANGER A merry light gleoms from her eye. Chorus 15 Art Club 35 Library Club 45 D.C.T, 45 Homeroom Officer 4. MARGARET ANN GREEN As merry as the doy is long. Turkey Creek 1,25 Cheerleader 1,25 Pep Club 1, F.H.A. 2, D.c.T. 4. 'S x 'S J in is 5' H H QQ-fa F .Wy gr-, 'P ...- l t K ,.- ' , tis-1 i sh D ex AKQJV .ff-:X F , C , v .5 1 , 3 If 1 jx 2 I 35 - t . 9 ,W Hx' '34 . lj . N 5. r bv s es ,sa 'Q-Jw, ., VX ig , -.t -. 5.2 NEAL ELDER He shows his true nature in what he does. Cork 15 Turkey Creek 25 Band 25 Spanish Club 3. JO ANN FLEMING Charming little miss in a cute little way. Chorus 1,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Student Council 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 G.A.A. 2, Secretary5 Junior Speaker 15 Spokes. mon 45 Future Teachers 2,35 Home- coming Sponsor 45 Homeroom Offi. cer 2. JAMES EARL FOUNTAIN Blessed is he who has a good disposition. Turkey Creek 25 President 25 Foot- ball 25 J.C.L. 3,45 Homeroom Offi- cer 4. EDWIN LEON FREEMAN Behold, a youth with a three- decker brain. M.C.H.S. 15 Turkey Creek 2,35 Band 25 Proiection Club 35 Spanish Club 4, Officer. SAM FULLER Good humor is always a success. Tumbling Club 1,25 .l.C.L. 3, Offi- car. eniom -.14 CHARLES BENNY FUSSELL Others eat to live5 I live to eat. Football 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 45 Basketball 25 Camera Club 25 Track 3. JO GARNER l-iappines is the supreme object of existence. Chorus 3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 Stu- dent Exchange 35 F.H.A. 15 Dra- matics 1. DONNA GAVIN Sweetness is an everlasting charm, F,H.A. 1,25 Future Teachers 15 Needle Craft 1. .U-.V fin 4 A- .es .,x 'JSA' MAXINE L DeVANE Cuuetne 5 o lovely asset ur ey Creek 123 FHA IDA ELIZABETH DeVENNY Once o friend always a frlend H A 12 Spanish Club DONALD DIAMOND Oli wel tomorrows another da 4-.5 ,Lt 'Ox 'HQ Y Library Club 1 mx SONJA JOAN DIAMOND A lovely face o lovely person F H.A. 12 Head Flag Malorette 2' Future Teachers 3' Thespians 34- Honor Society 34- Junior Play 3- Orange and Blue 4' D.C.T. 4. HAROLD IRVIN DICKEY Happy om I, Pow care l'fw free Junior Classical League 1. '52 W., id -C93 Hx .aqn 451914 lg r' IDN 'Q' Qs iXt ' X QI'lL0l 6 JOANNA DOSS W b l A Ba 1 2 3 4 Asst an Librarian 23 Head Llbrartan 4 S 1 9 123 Master Sgt 4 Thespians 4 Senior Play LAMAR EAKINS yen alwa s I en Safety Council 12 Tumbling Club LORETTA EAKINS fence s m words ee Club 1 A Chorus 4 eloquent t an GERALD EARNEST Hoppme.s oboxe all things. Punta Gorda 1 2' Class Treasurer - . .A, , . RICHARD EDGEMON is 'ne occasion so the belwoviof' Library 15 D.C.T. 3,4, Treasurer 4. Page Twenty-One el'LL0l 5 CHARLIE HARMON CRAWFORD metlme l Y l'1't orve DCT 4 Am Leglon Award 1 Foot ball 2 Track 3 ALLEN CROUSE s got hat takes to where hes going A Pre I nt 4 dent Councll 1 2 3 4 Vnce presndent 3 Sgt at Arms 4 Lettermen Club 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Track 2 C ass Offlcer Preslclent 2 3 4 Key Club 4 Secretary 4 No able Superlatnve 4 Parl Procedure team 12 3 4 Pres Jr Ag Farr 4 TOMMY CRUM He shows hts true nature In WHO? he does :dent 4 Orange and Blue 4 Student Councll 4 Lnbrary Club 4 Golf 2 Student Exchange 4 Jumor Play KATHRYN L CUMMINGS Gentle of speech and sound of mlnd A 2 Latm 3 Secretary Knwanettes 34 Honor Soclety 34 Vnce president 4 Cho rus 4 CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM rs IS a heart of purest shlnmg sweet and true FHA 12 Jr Speaker 1 Stu nt Councll 2 Klwanettes 234 Secre tary 4 Cheerleader 234 Co Head 4 Jr Class Vnce presudent Spokes man 4 Superlatlve 4 Future Teach e 4 Homeroom offlcer 134 GAA 23 Page Twenty Iva? L- K? fl: Qs 9. as 1'5- 4'- pam. WN fx 'f-N 'US LIMUEL LLOYD DAVIS F I9 S eve ytrw Q In stft 9 PATRICIA ELLEN DAVIS Etftctent and tncere a crtarrcnng gtrl from all we hear A 2 Chor 4 Vnce Pres: dent 4 Art Club 34 Flag Twnrler 2 Thesplans 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Asst Buslness Man Orange and Blue 4 Sec Oklahoma Cast 4 ROBERT LEE DAVIS Men of few words are tne best men a'ter all Shop Foreman 3 ANN ELIZABETH DEES rue end with a smne a trademark Sprlnghead 1 FHA 12 Annual Staff 3 Chorus 1 2 Future Teachers 1 President School Paper1 Edu tor Class Play 1 ALICE FAYE DeSHONG A nerrf heart maketh a cheerful countenance llbrary Club 1 President Bube u 1 T H 2 lor Class Offlcer Kuwanettes 34 Homeraom Offlcer 1 Malorette 2 34 Head GAA 23 . , 14 . f - '50 ' 5 55 and e ' iq, 5 . 2 A time et the au' t ice, fe 'cfces vin-es I Qust sit. I 'H't ' N' ' 'O 4 I 'He' w it get X X . l A 5' 1 ' A FUFU I 11213141 ' ide .Ili Sw- C fx F.H, . 1,p us 3,, ' ,' -. -I ,,.,, - 5-'A 5, i '. 5. I ,I l , : J ,li : l l. 217, 1 I f 2,s,, ' , ' I 1 C 'Uv , , , 1 .I . '. ' . X f K Band 1137 Thespians 3,4, Vice-pres- 1 X F-F-A- 1,235 505119113011 li D.C-T. 41 -' , - , I Og feb -- 0.3 'vs A ' P Q X 37' 'Y A I fri ' 'l 5 Q F.:-4,1 I,2g Trl-Hi-Y , ' Club Y ' Q' ' l , . . . ,, I He ' gold, H - I U . . . , 7 . I p de ff P 1 ' 1 7 U l - I - , I I , -5 Cl b , F.H,A. 1,25 fi- i.Y , Jun. l 2 . I, , ,. - A Q K - X . f ' . f F I v I' I ' tl t v ' - - I I rs : ' , , z ' . in, 455 t, fl fg- ikw 15 1 5, . - T -u ix df' 'Ds TTT is 5s PEGGY ELOYCE BUNDRUM Quiet persons are welcome every- where. J.A.C. Award 15 J.A.C. Secretary 15 Dromatics 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Spokes- man 45 Student Council l,2. SAM MELSON CAMPBELL When there's mischief afoot, count me in. Band 1,25 Homeroom Officer 25 Science Club 45 Key Club 45 Basket- ball Manager 1. ROY DEAN CANNON High ideals which win respect, great things of you we shall ex- pect Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 J.C.L. 3, President5 Homeroom Officer 45 Key Club 3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Lettermen Club 4. JERE FAY CANTRELL Silence is more profitable than abundance Sulphur Spring 15 Savannah High 35 Chamberlain High 35 F.H.A. 1,2,45 Library Club 15 Class Offi- cer 1. SHIRLEY MARCEIL CARLSON When done her way it will be done cheerfully and with o smile. Student Council 1,25 F.H.A. 25 Future Teachers 1,25 G.A.A. 25 Notable 15 D.C.T. 4, Reporter5 National Honor Society 45 Orange and Blue 4, Par- liamentarian5 Senior Superlativez Homeroom Officer 1,3,4: Voice of Democracy Winner. eniorri CHUCK CARTER 'A leader in the ranks of mem SpO'15VTtGV', athlete, ron, Und frierdf' Key Club 3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Spanish Club 3,4, President 45 Homeroom officer 1,2,3,45 Future Teachers 45 Football 152,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 An- nual 3,4, Business Manager 45 Sen- ior Superlative5 Lettermen Club 2,3,45 F.F.A. 15 Tennis 4. WESLEY NOLAN CHRISTIE 'Carefree ond happy, quiet and shy, he's a very unusuol guy. F.F.A. 15 Football 25 Track 2,35 D.C.T. 4, Sgt.-at-Arms. NANCY CSTEWARTJ CLAY Heaven mode her what she is and never made another. F.H.A. 1,25 Dramatics 15 Student Council 15 D.C.T. 3,4. CARL ALYN COMBS A fine boy with good, high ideals, Band 3,45 Basketball 35 Track 3,45 Key Club 45 Science Club 4. WILLA JEAN COOPER She may seem quiet and look carve, but if you know her, it's hard to believe. Maiorettes 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 F.H.A. 1,25 Library Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Bible Club 1. 1- 1 - i1Q Tx?' ff. ...- A 51X I 'Q My YE' 1 A K r l A . 'li7 Y ,.., 1 ,I- 1: U- R U 'B eat' FLORRIE AVALINE BOSTICK She is never quiet but when she is sleeping. Williston 1,2, F.H.A. 1,2, Band 1,2, Basketball 2, National Honor So- ciety 2, Library Club 1,2, Secretary 1, Future Teachers 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, reporter 4, Thespians 3,4, reporter 4, Junior Play 3, Spokes- man 4. WAYNE BREWER Not over serious, not too Q0Yf but a rare good fellow in everY way, Basketball 2: Baseball 2? Tmck 2'37 D.C.T. 4. FAYE JUNE BROBST Few things are impossible to dili- gence and skill. Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, F.H.A. 1,2, D.C.T. 4, Secretary, National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, Orange and Blue 4, President, Stu- dent Council 3, Art Club 3, Future Teachers 3, Homeroom Officer 2,3. GENEVA B. BROCK Her friends, they are many: her enemies, has she any? Brooksville 1, Tri Hi Y 2, F.H.A. 3, G.O.C. 4. SHIRLEY ANN BROCK Her talents are of the silent kind. F.H.A. 1,2, Flag Twirler 2, Home- room Officer 3, Bible Club 4, Lib. rary Club 4. eniord ,ex 1 1 DELMER LEE BROWN A smile with an intent to do 'nis- Chief. Dramatics Club 1, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 4, Homeroom officer 2,3,4, Football 3, Basketball 3. HAROLD E. BROWNLEE Cute is he, but what a devil he can be, Baseball 1,2, F.F.A. 2, Safety Club 1, Homeroom Officer 1,2. CAROL ANN BRUTON The kind of girl one likes to meet, G.O.C. 4, G.A.A. 3, Bible Club 1, F,H.A. 1,2, Homeroom Officer 1,2, Planterettes 2, Junior Speaker 1, Dramatics Club 1. REBA BRYAN There are some silent people who are more interesting than the best talkers, Turkey Creek 1,2, Cheerleader 2, D,C,T. 4. GRACE MARIE BUELL Full of likeable simplicity and quietness. F.H,A. 1,2, Treasurer 2, Student Council 1,2, Reading for Fun 1, Kiwanettes 4, Latin Club 1,2, Bible Club 1, Dramatics Club 1. ' x R . v-fm J, :WA few: 1 fr' it l ' f f ff .AX l . A .sf . , , . fl, ' 'Q' , , -9 Y ' K Q J ' 1 s ' R ' X 5 , CVM 'Ox Ab - ,N 'Fw X. -x 'nl 5 , AN ,, D 6- ,,6,,- ug.. I -53 Q, -a i I 1 ' I 8I'll0l Zf MILDRED UNITA ABERCROMBIE Speech is silver, Silence is gold. Cork 15 Turkey Creek 25 F.H.A. 25 Spanish Club 3,4. ELLOUISE ACKERMAN A cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital, F.H.A. 1,2,35 Future Nurses 1,25 Spanish Club 2,3. FAYE ANDERSON A kind and gentle heart has she. Springhead 15 Glee Club 15 F.H.A. 25 Art 1,2,3,45 Chorus 4. MARIE EMILIE BARDINELLI The tasks of every day she meets in a quiet way, Turkey Creek 1,25 Bible Club 1,25 Safety Patrol 15 Catillion Club 15 Spanish Club 3,4. GORDON BARLITT PAT BARRY lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Utica Free Academy 15 Red Cross 15 Chorus 1,25 Sports 1,25 F.H.A. 3,4. JOHNNY BASKIN They who are pleased themselves, must always please. Woodlawn High 1,25 Model Club 15 Track 25 Vocal Club 1,2. JIMMY G. BEERS The rule of my lite is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Naples 15 Baseball 2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Home- room officer 25 Student Council 15 Chorus 1. HERMAN DAVID BLACK He is gentle, he is shy, but there's mischief in his eye. Springhead 15 4-H Club 1, Vice- president5 Garden Club 1. ElSIE LOUISE BOONE lf mischief admits one to heaven, A good heart is worth a fortune. he is well on his way. Turkey Creek 15 Co-president 15 Tumbling Club 15 Reading for Fun F.H.A, 25 G.A.A. 3,4. 15 Bible Club 1. I ls A Si b' x Q? , S . ,.,. 1- W wi L Q 1 Q- up r l I l 325.54 .1 K- Q., , Y f X. l 3 if tex SHARON RAMONA SIPPLE Ere- rr smiles, always frier'dt,f Chorus I,2, F.H.A. l,2, D.C.T. 4, Band I, LAVERNE SLATER Thir'gs do not happen, they have to be done. F.H.A. 1,2, Maiorette 2,3, Future Nurses 2,3,4, Rep. 4, J.C.l.. 3,4, Thespians 4, G.A.A. 3. JEANETTE SLOAN May she ever be the same, chang- ing nothing but her name. Notable I, F.H.A. I,2, G.A.A. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treasurer, D.C.T. 4, Homeroom Officer 'l,2,4. GRADY HAROLD SMITH A little nonsense now and then is relished bythe wisest men. Junior Speaker 'l, Science Club 2,-1, J.C.L, 3,4, Student Exchange 3, Homeroom Officer 3, Thespians 4, Key Club 3,4, Football Manager 2, Junior Play 3, Annual 3, Band T, Boys State 3. YVONE PATRICIA SMITH It ts a friendly heart that has friends, Turkey Creek 2, Cork 'l, Library 1, F.H.A. 2, D.C.T. 4. . ,,, .11 f. '21 4- l, '5 qk X fi ,X I Tw, ie - Us N . W ' gp eg, ,, 's Q5 ,, is 6 .Q ' L. jg fix ,Nb X l , f 'lf gr. ,ia :as - L. .3 ... . X' c . We x 1 in fvg ?i 'X 3 ,X .Qui-v enior CLIFFORD HARRY SMITHER very ozsrfui so Hn' tcia, sc 't 1: :::.' sfcsta oe 'nc'e cola. F,F,A. l,4, Jr. Chapter Vice-presi- dent 4, Camera Club T. DAVID EMORY SPARKMAN The living and honest proof that a teacher earns hrs pay, Football T,2,3,4, Baseball 'l,2,3,4, Basketball T, Letterman's Club 3,4, Homeroom Officer l,2,3, Notable l. GENE STEPHENS He never has a lot to say, always rleasont in every way. Turkey Creek 2, Cork 1, Football 2, Track 2,3, F.F.A. 2,3,4. PAUL TAPPERSON You may not know him well but he's well worth knowing. Baseball Manager 'l,2, Latin Club 3, Spanish Club 4, J.C.L. 3, Hi-Y 2, Camera Club 'l,2, ROSE MARIE TAYLOR A smile that covers many a serious tnouglnt and eyes that seek for the truth, Turkey Creek 1,2, Glee Club 3,4, F.H.A. I. Page Thirty-Three asf. s.-Q,-N 7 1 l , N I-Q1-N JWXVX fs - 11 - tg Q' vs . ' .xx Q ?N. xr 5 u Q SID S. TEMPLETON Wren tnere's mischief afoot, count me in. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, String Band, Quartet. SHERAN ANN TERRY She's cute, she's sweet, and well- known, too. F,H.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 35 Planter- ettes 25 Student Council 25 Spanish Club 25 Homeroom Officer 1,3,45 Thespians 45 Art Club 45 Turkey Creek 35 Class Treasurer 35 Junior Play5 Best Personality. FRED STANTON TESTON Teachers and classes are my only objection to school. Camera Club 15 Football 25 Spanish Club 35 Homeroom Officer 1,4. CARMEN THOMPSON Live, love, and be happy. F.H.A. 1,25 J.C.l.. 15 G.A.A. 2. JAMES PHILLIP THOMPSON One day they shall procla.m hirn good and great. Junior Speaker 15 Spokesman 45 Thespians 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Tennis 2,3545 Student Exchange 35 Science Club 2,45 J.C,l.. 3,45 Key Club 3,4. O 6 1 QI'lLOI 5 SIMEON TALMAGE THOMPSON, JR. 'Choraocter is the Cornerstone of all success. Key Club 3,45 Football Manager l,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Junior Speaker 15 Spokes- man 45 Hi-Y 25 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Senior Super- lative5 Student Exchange 35 Letter- men's Club 3,45 Future Teachers 4. W. H. TINDEL Little we think, less we do5 isn't it funny how we pull through. JANICE FAYE TURNER Never a dull moment, Student Council 1,25 G.A.A. 2,35 G.O.C. 4, President5 F.H.A. 1,25 Junior Speaker 15 Notable 15 Home- room Officer 1,25 Student Exchange 35 Planterettes 2. Q L. 5 -arf WWW I , - ' s,-'xt ' 9 Q . lx fi -so ' 'Vs MELBA JUNE VALENTIN faq :ix She's a lovable girl, full of the A' IOy of living. n I Q X Monmouth, Illinois 15 Officer As- sistant 4. K LUCRETIA ANN WALDEN SHS never seems to have a care Band 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 25 Safety Pa- trol l. 04 2 I 1 Wg... A ' P . U 4. ,is ' 9. , 0 . eruord ,, , -L t , g. C LYNDA JO WARD FAYE WHITEHEAD if ?,. She walks in beauty, A picture is a poern without 'H Cheerleader 2,3,45 Kiwanettes 2,3,4, WOfdS. Officer 45 Homeroom Officer 'l,2,3,45 D.C.T. 4. Senior Class Secretary5 Notable T5 Senior Superlative5 Student Council l,3, Secretary 'I5 F.F.A. Sweetheart li G.O.C. 4, Vice-president5 F.H.A. 'I5 Future Teachers 45 Spanish Club 2,3, Rep. 25 P.C.H.S. Queen 4, DOROTHY MAE WATKINS HILTON OWEN WHITEHURST K E, l am as innocent as innocent can 'iNorms wind themselves into tne 353 'T be. sweetest flowers, i 4 Turkey Creek 1,25 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Homeroom Officer i,2,3,45 Key Club A eb :X Bible Club 2. 3,45 Exchange Club 35 Letterman's I WC. Club 3,-1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, roof. ', ball 1,25 Baseball 'l5 Tennis 2,3,45 V 'W Spokesman 45 Student Council 'l, , E 'Pt 4: as, '15 T ..,X O . .gn- Q! ROBBIE JEAN WEST She is like a burst of sunshine on a rainy day. Georgia T5 F.H.A. 'l,25 President Homeroom 2. SHEILA KAREN WEST She lends richness to ordinary things. Springheod 'I5 Paper Editor 'I5 Not- able 'lp Future Teachers 'I5 Chorus 1,45 G.O.C. 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Thespians 45 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Student Council T5 F.H.A. T,2. LEON E. WETHERINGTON A remarkable guy . . , what more :an we say. F.F.A. 'l,2,35 D.C.T. 4. Officer5 Notable 'l. MARIE WHITEHURST She is what others would like to be. F.H.A. 1,25 Beaux Arts 35 Annual 3. L JOHN WALTER WILDER Treasure fills our youthful years. Why study if it interferes. Film Operator 15 F.F.A. 1, Vice- president. BETTY WILKES 'ST Y, 1:17 She is both witty and wise: her other qualities speak for them- ,yr selves. Springhead 15 F.H.A. 1,25 Home- room Officer I5 Office Asst. 45 Paper T. H' NANCY JANE WETHERINGTON 4 V- . Oh, the mischief in her eyes, ' I K Future Nurses 34 President 4 A n ' HowARo WILSON 4' To work or not to work that is the question Basketball 1 Football 1 Baseball 11 Not ' tr-s 1 QIQLOI' ulaer afiued JIMMY PERKINS BARBARA GUICE wif' 0 41 Q EN ' -'lf' I 1 .1 ma- A 'M ki -.av E I .- a I Q I if UO 45 19 W, 3 'nf fx Us ,4,,,, .M f AV, Q . Q' A 1 HM ' mf -fe fm. 1 I I M, ,. X 42. ' mf -Q ,- mar 'Aw - 1 f .iv JOHNNY GILES NANCY HENCEY I JN, KL ALLEN CROUSE LYNDA WARD V TALMAGE THOMPSON KAY MERRIN Th' Ty-S QIQLOI' lfLl0eI Cl, fllfeii CHUCK CARTER TURA HINSON 'S-i UQ CCC ALTON MARTIN CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM N T4 7. pi 'va 30' .Ov ix f 1 s' fic 1 A A traditional tear was shed as Lynda heard her name announced as Queen of P.C.H.S. She was crowned by our principal, Mr. Donald R. Yoho before a crowd of several hun- dred people. 'xr ,,.' 1 Maid MARY JANE McGlNNES and Escort Kenneth Grimmer. NN 1 A Y -zu. Maid CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM and Escort Carl Combs. Qu QQFL 6 Somewhere Over the Rainbow was the theme as the Kiwanettes again presented their annual Reign and Shine Dance. Couples danced under the rainbow to the music of Al Dohany and his Orchestra. The suspense mounted as the crowd waited eagerly for Mr. Yoho to announce the name of the queen. fl? 3' fu Maid KAY MERRIN ond Escort Roy Dean Cannon. l 0lfUIfl8 At last it came, and Queen Lynda mounted her throne, a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Gifts of flowers were presented to the queen and her court-Maids Nancy Hencey, Carolyn Cunning- ham, Mary Jane McGinnes, and Kay Merrin-by school clubs. All of it made for a night to remember. . K ,FUI 5 k X A A M First Maid NANCY HENCEY and Escort Jimmy Gromling. 5 4 , swf l , tgp f wtf ,J , 1 vga ,1 ' QUEEN LYNDA WARD In 2 1 -3. uniom F? WW .wiv ag i vw 737 .Yr V lg,-.1 I--f c7 Xxx FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Winfred Harrell, Treasurerg Mary Porer, Secretaryp Betty Lou Judah, Reporter. BACK ROW: Earl Padgett, Sergeant-at-Armsg Jimmy Hardee, Vice-Presidentg Jerry Wills, President. CHARLES ALDERMAN ELAINE ALDERMAN ANITA BARKER THELMA ANN BARKER 3 ay 3 la - L J. if S 45 'VS R eq tx 'G qi 1, .-Q 1X ,.. S DEARL ANDERSON GLENDA ARMSTRONG JACK ATKINS FRANKLIN BARRON WANDA BASS RAYMOND BENNETT , I ' r Q- , .. .x ,, 'Vx U 4K v Q 1' v ,ex y - 'X L' , I 'L --. 'it fi .- 011 9- ' s s wr -A if flx N x VIRGINIA BALESTRERI BETTY BINNION X4 'QW 1' 4 313, ffl xi s. ,A In Ui Y f , L ' v 3 T' 1 L X rv- Q- N... Cs S ,, ax ,, ,X ,SQA I N I I PAT BOONE DOREEN BROWN CLIFFORD CLARK 2-L P5 'N 4 'X 67 b I I - X X 2 f 5 f :Gia , S' 5 'ifp 3 , I R 1' 7 ' -Q ,. ,7.,f9, ,-v ltx 'Y--. T' N V, FRANCES BOOTH JAMES BUSH JEAN CLARK pf? 'V'- gl I Q- .. K 0 fi '. bg N X Ms X MARJORIE BREWER ROBERT CANNON DONALD COLEMAN CAROL BRADFORD CALVIN CAIN ANN COLEMAN JOYCE COPE JIM CORBITT SANDRA COX CHARLES CRIBBS BENNY CROUSE SANDRA CUDDY JERALD CUNNINGHAM FAYE DANIELS J 1-,,, :S I I sr, A SL I 175 4 I I LC A Q V s.. ' '- V. ,X N 1,53 . .-3-751, -.1 . i Q IW rv I 'W 40 .W ,N Q lux ax I I .l, ----1 ' xv- n E - 1. sbs. v' . W P1 , T - I X. g,, X 1 Q' X 'X 1 fa Q' 2 A E son nuaose Noam. Dunes Lucms Folsom sm FRIDGE XQ za U, 'A vs 1, . -3 gi ,A . KT 'Ni '- .cv fx. 1' AK .f- an fr. 'vs lk., di A1 9- 171 VN Fu 'E v ' ni Q K Q ' FH- fx A , Q 1. . Q 'E PAT DAVIS JOYCE DEAL BLANCHE DEAS F. M. DEE5 PAT DEES BETTY DeMONTMOLI.IN FRAN DOEHRING AARON DRIGGERS WAYNE DRUM LARRY DURRANCE LYNDA EADY ROBERT EDISON MARILYN EDWARDS NORMA FULTON ELOISE FUTCH HELEN FUTCH LAMAR FUTCH ,7 i . vin .- ,n. -x ' fi , ,K T! IYX wx dbx, 5 A Q -gf' X fn ' . Q -X V 1 . ul A ,A . A-. 'R I N4 .. bun Xl .M A ali X 5 A N N T A XX I . -aff' ,Ii . 6 2 , za 6. 17- - l .. . ' X A , T- Q Y .xl ' 1 lf 2- 'v l Y . 'lx ix A :Q 2 ff. 4, . ll -1 - 57 ,fx Av- 4: DONALD GEE ELIZABETH GRACE SHIRLEY GRIMES JIMMY HARDEE TIM HAUGHT CRA CN M , - . is ' I 'Q as-, sf-3-A ,4:, f ,R 'tg 'fb f.- RUTH GIBSON SANDRA GRAVES NANCY GUNTER GWEN HARRELL ff.. Zz' Tw ,xx Q- X 4- QQ '- ,,x ix aw Vw K 3 '- ,, , 9 4. - Q ' Q.. I N '-'ft -N , 1 I N I . A I Q ' ' , '-9 ' Q 4' P 'E s 'A , - sf , .: - 'W ' .Q 12 - - I 'vu 1 2, .. L 4. ' . Q-A ,W 4 5,. N ' I W Q .- z I It 1 r P L , 5' Wm' 1 ' x MICHEAL GOFF MARGARET GORDON ANGUS GRACE GAYLE HAM THELMA GRAVES BRENDA HAGAN WINFRED HARRELL PAT GREENWALL EDITH HALL BARBARA HARTNETT JIGGS GRIFFIS ELAINE HAM MARGARET HARVEY LEON HARVILL NONIE HAWTHORNE LARRY HEAD MARVIN HEINZ DON HEMPHILL JOSEPH HENRY I I K J X V , A 4-Q -. - ' fi -sw as L EK ww 1 A 0 A Q, . Q .drx is I4 J I LQ C X I ':,- 'K A is 1-: - 'L ' P 5, xNF Q2 5 A I ' 2 U 14-'Y' 1 ... F- A -'-'N 4 ,. 5 +A Iv. 7. 5 Q- '-H A gn ' -- ' ' T14 1 ' , I X lngfaz. ., if 'X ' -r :H I , 'Q I Q-f , ' G! wg ' K. ,Q I 'II A L1 I I f iff. ' f V ' if-A A .- ' A-I li I fx . ggi 3 N i N fr, f T x N1 ,Q N fi 'T G. -' , I v f I ' I I E' I 'G M' .N - A - A ,-- v- N R if Ur ,gi 0- 4 A gg 'f 41 ' 4. lf ' 9 4-A af, .' 1 f J ' HARRY HUMPHREY BILL JERKINS SHARON KILPATRICK fan.. .A ff 5 be 1 A, .. Q L. ,L ,x SHELBY HUTTO LAWRENCE JENKINS J. W. KIRKLAND pm - HX K In I, - N . X-L f an-' .A 4Irf r, I 'vw Q A A.. ww. 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F, L1 7'--09' 'K v pg x, 1 X , , ' K , ,, , ,X ,, 3 - 'K ff 9, ii ,, ARDEN MAYS MARIE McWILLIAMS JO MERRION LEAH ROSE NAGEL ELTON PALMER 1, f 4 Aa f K.-,N Q ,, 1- JIMMY McCALL EARLENE MEDLEY DIANA MIER VIRGINIA NEWSOME JACKIE PARISIAN I 'VK v- I 13 - PAT McCLERNAN SALLY MELLICK NANCY MILES MARJORIE OSBORN SHARON PARKER ff 4 ,4 'K I 1' PATSY McCOY BRUCE MERCER JAMES MIMS EARL PADGETT JUDY PAROLINI fs : -I J 5 13,3 gs ALA. V i in Q X 5 - 'U' .X ,I ix X X KENNETH McDONALD JOHN MERCER PATRICIA MITCHELL LEON PADGETT MARTHA PAYNE f-:: VW II,. K .N 40. dz--. JANICE McDOWELL JOE MERRIN RHEBA MOORE DeLANE PARMER GAIL PEACE ri! 755, fb rv., I A ,I ..- if 1 , .Q - OT, 'Y IQ L 1- r 0. P xX'4 ix l. 5,5 rv-. 33 I4 , 4, . x ' I a 3' V fg I fTf'-'5- I.- MARY PORTER SARAH PORTER FRED RAYBURN PATSY RITTER '-QI-:Ta nm .. Q . if n A4 I 7 , A A . 3, 'V' ALLAN PEACOCK JACKIE PITTS CHARLES PULLEN JACKIE REINKE JIMMIE DAN ROBINSON 'I 'KM X' if 5 'Q I-vw . -I vs 0 . Y, N 1, 1 4. f g W A ,fx I ,,, QT. ALAN PULS SHELTON POLK KEN RAINEY Lu VERLE RICHTER SHIRLEY ROBINSON J, 4. Q2 ,K Q, . l 'N W I' 17-. p.. -.Q V I JUNE PINNER BOB PORTER JANET RALEY GAIL RICKS TH ELMA ROYSTER ' R . .1 ,ci L xi, u ,X . M TY tl 'Qi ON - 1 X ,vi .'2x,E4' iii V'-If 4 Q' Q A :L 1 X' K j L 'Nm X 'Zig- . A A tx K I , 4. x ' x ' A F x I , , , F X HH:-vi 4. , . X ' I Qi, L Q I I . AQ is ' 1 sn E ,., . QA. 'L If , , 4 xf,Jfao'g .f I Q- 5. -ml ,, HERMAN SEARS BILL SLOAN I ffimwm ,wt V 41. TEQXN A x X JACK SEWELL CHARLES SPIVEY ANN SMITH RICHARD SOUTHERLAND JAY SPARKMAN LOU ETTA STRICKLAND JANE TAYLOR MORRIS STRICKLAND MAX TATE 15 THOMAS TAYLOR ELIZABETH TEKELL A 9' Q' 105, 'aa s.- , . l X Q 's -lv- ' n -g:ii4'? 3'?I1.I 'Q f 'I4- ! .Q Q 'R if N Y ,gk fm -vm f-1 u I , I , I I 1 - Y J ll if .A r' qw Us 1' 1, - FN? .T A 'gl A ' Q - A x 5, Q 7 . X , f I RICHARD VIKERS MARTHA WEST SARAH WILDER BOBBY VINES DARLENE WALLACE WANDA WEST KAY WILFONG DELORES WETHERINGTON JOHNNY WILLIAMS x LK I! aff? 1 . - 1 x ' Rt L z., f 'S if-Q' l.. -. X ' wg- RV' I ...+I ! n SYBIL TICE GEORGE TURNER LEON WALLER LEE WETHERINGTON JERRY WILLS ,A .. ip I L' Q0-. 1 'S' an-5 23 ' f. M '5 'K 'K I . Q 4 N i A Q! .X J 1' -X 355, vat'-T' X05-It qs, gr. 5 Q B 4 I 1 , - I . -. 'Xi f, rws 4 v 19x MARTHA TOUCHTON JOY VAN VUREN BRENDA WARD JOYCE WHITEHURST TONY YANCEY 'Q f l'B,Qx -5 gg- 'Wiz L, I 1 A x E JANE TUCKER GLORIA VEASEY BOBBY WEST BILLY WIGGINS KATHRYN YOUNG lf Q I I .- 1-. -1 'AUJZE NJ J . ' M i ,,z I ' 1-db, ,X 'U Fi kk X W, . 4 ws' ' F3 1 1 ff2v f? A lm Q A -I U HI , V 'WE 'G 9551 31'-rx Q , 3 ' 1 www 1 P 4 Wi N ' 1 . I. X, -FN . 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X , v-. 9 ,' TK 2, - ., Ex Q Qt,-I VIOLA SLOA EDWARD S HENRY SMIT JEANETTE SA JO ANN SM JUDY KAY S M MARCIA SMI , JUDY SPARKIN 'N' DARLENE STI CAROL ANN RICHARD STE I 1- B A .. VLOLET STRE P P emu it ' J I dy. 'u. ..-E TS. Q 11P'x L., ' Alb QA' fis- WILBUR WEST ANN WETHERINGTON JOETTA WETHERINGTON JOHNNY WHISTIN JERRY WHITEHURST PATSY WHITEHURST SYLVIA WHITEHURST WAYNE WIGGINS LINDA WILKERSON DANNY WILKES CLIFTON WILLIAMS AGNES WILSON KAROLENA YANCEY JANE YATES FELTON YOUNG GLENDA YOUNG TOMMY HENRY THOMAS GARBADE m4 ,fn.. 'Ks rf Q. fx 5 I9 Q ox Ax 5 if 71 .sqm 1' 9' K A P85 lflflelfl 'TW 4... ff -ng, ROBERT STUBBS SONJA SUMNER ANNE TAYLOR BOB TAYLOR LEONA TAYLOR KEN TESTON JEAN TINDLE VIRGINIA TINDLE MARIE TURNER PAUL TURNER CAROLYN TYLER JAMES VALENTN GENE VARNADOE BEATRICE VITELLI ROY NALTON LINDA WALTON NARIE WALTON REBECCA WANAMAKER JAMES WARD JANE WARD MIKE NATERS BRENDA WEST GLENDA NEST lay S- bl 'R 1. 1 19x wg. Lf J p 2'9- I Q- il... . 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'-I-'fwi'.'4'0-i - Officers: Drum Major, Jennings Gowan, Librarian, Jonna Doss, Secretary, Faye Brobst, President, Johnny Giles. FIRST ROW: P. Pless, P. Bowers, M. Jackson, K. Blake, J. Helms, H. Liddon, P. Dees, N. Marin, E. Guin, J. Lot, D. Hendrix, L. Walden, T. Hinson, B. Judah, K. Crews, L. Tatum, E. Grace, R. Moore. SECOND ROW: E. Tekell, J. Thomas, A. Kendrick, J. we are in Under the direction of Mr. Stew- art Bruner, the band distinguished itself at both the district and state contests. Later in the spring, the band and the chorus joined to- gether to perform the musical, Oklahoma . This high-spirited group of musi- cians has shown remarkable char- Hoover, T. Yancey, R. Wilkins, L. Richter, D. Reid, F. Brobst, J. Doss, S. Tracy, J. Russell, P. Kennedy, K. Johnson, D. Wether- ington, C. Crofton, J. Knight D. Hemphill, T. Griffin, A. Jenkins THIRD ROW: P. Hill, M. Ginn, M. Carico, L. Ruebeling, R. Shiver 1 pfdlfl QIAZJ acteristics of discipline and determi- nation during the half-time per- formances that were enjoyed by both students and adults alike. The entire P.C.H.S. student body should be extremely proud of the H1958 Planter Band . K. Jones, J. Koker, L. Waller, C. Combs, J. Jayne, T. Merrion, B. Porolini, R. lewis, K. Diamond, K. Wilfong, L. Britt, J. Wether- ington, J. Griffin, J. Conner, J. Merrion. FOURTH ROW: D Brown, J. Kirkland, E. McCullers, M. Henry, D. Little, D. Blanton 1 Here comes the Planter Band! .v1..,, x J. Robinson, A, Hudson, M. Shivers, J. Shelley, P. Brooker B DuBose, L. Jenkins, J. Giles, J. Gowan. FIFTH ROW: A Quinn l.. Bowers, L Ritter, A. Benson, J. Pitts, C. Walden, B Ja ne C. Alexander. - .. . V zi 6 :EQ'F i54F7',.Mm gr: r he . ,, . . ' , 5' V . F ,, . . . . . . , . , , , ,, '.j.:.f . i .Q.:.'.f,: ' LA.,-..:.1.:.1..j.l,j 5 - .1 ' P A ',0Qo.o 4 o. Rf...-.fo J- . ' L , 13.0. 99.42. . ..,,. , I - to .Q.Qwe ' y 44 - , . , . ,A 4 1 0 4 . . oo . , 1, oo A- f 4 -.. 5 - 04- w 2 .. . .0 '4 O0 ' Q. , it in . ' - i ,. ' . - 4 - i ' 5. 0 Db N., 441 f s If .4 ,, g X ajoreffezi , I ' I 03, 'lr2 I f'-' A 7. , 1:3 J , Sbvg ' ' ,.. I S ,E , I 1, GERALDINE HOGAN Everyone is proud of the major- ettes and all they've added to P.C.H.S. this year. They have been a fine inspiration with their diligent work and careful performances. Their colorful shows were enjoyed by all during the half-time cere- monies and in parades. JOYCE JUDY ALICE FAYE WHITEHURST HIERS DESHONG 1 :fp X qiftk time 1 warm' 1? , Q:..,7 kk xl .. ,,..,,,-, , ,Voz f. Z . ,, ,W . . Y 45 f , ul ff he .wt f, WILLA JEAN NETTIE ANN CAROL JANET COOPER FUTCH BRADFORD RALEY . f. mtg- 1 r' 'FJA1 lf t, E f' f Q 5 , X553 . ' wh ' ff, ' 'f'E 3'f-- - . .. .-.-,'1Pt,':- 5 cl?-4'-af' ' iii ' 1' ' 'fl-7 fu 2,1 ., 'Z .2-122 wif' -'5p-A56 ii? X ' li-' 13 15: -, Vg. nh. .. up 95235 M .J T '?' -fan? ff' ' 12 Q 4zsiws'T'ff' Q ' by uno I' MIXED CHORUS: Sylvia Jarvis, pianist, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Sloan, Leroy Kay, Larry Rickey, Jimmy Mims, Edward Hill, Tommy Tay- lor, Jimmy McCall, Talmage Thompson. Milo Shearin, Lamar Futch, Charles Spivey, Mack Stewart. SECOND ROW: Lindo Duyck, Jo Ann Fleming, Carolyn Duyck, Julie Sparkman, Virginia Balestreri, Judy Cribbs, Rosemarie Regis, Charlotte Hux, Aloha Wills, Myra Terrill, Linda McTyier, Sharon Kilpatrick, Faye Shepherd, LaFaye Fountain, Joyce Cope, Geraldine Hagan, Linda Eady, June Ruis, Norma Riddick, Lavon Pugh, Joyce Eatmon, Pot Lanier, Mary Kay Layton, Isabel Bridges, Pat Boone, Rose Taylor. THIRD ROW: Glenda Carlisle, Wanda West, Shirley O'Brath, Carol Hawkins, Jo Garner, Patty Davis, Vivian Thrasher, Sharon Miller, Shirley Newsome, Dot Blankenship, Sylvia Jordan, Faye Anderson, Thelma Royster, Alice Miller, Frances Booth, Sharon Waller, Faye Daniels, Peggy Henderson, Donna Gavin, Patsy Ritter, June Harvey, Barbara Guice, Jackie Parker, Shirley Ray- burn. FOURTH ROW: Linda Shiver, Lucille Folsom, Alice Carlisle, Kay Cummings, Ida DeVenny, Carmen Thompson, Sheila West, Marie McWilliams, Lois Roberson, Emily Lundy, Jo Merrion, Dot McCormick, Dorothy Connell, Betty Jean Cook, Loretta Eakins. Olnlftriefi Under the direction of Mr. Herbert Beam, the Mixed Chorus and the Freshman Chorus have brought us not only some outstanding entertainment but also the promise of more such to come next year. Their big achievement of the year was the presentation of Oklahoma in the spring, but we will always remember as well the fine special programs they have given us. FRESHMAN GIRLS' CHORUS-FIRST ROW: Judy Sparkman, Mary Missing, Naomi Cooper, Carole Rickert, Barbara Grace, Sue Orme, Patsy Lester. SECOND ROW: Jinnie May, Linda Walton, Patty Henderson, Emily McEver, Nancy Potter, Monica Mock, Carol Stewart, Jackie Pass, Mariorie Hux, Dorothea Robertson, Emelora Richardson, Jo Ann Smith, Ann Rowell, Sonia Sumner, Mr. Beam, Director. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Elliott, Judy Simmons, Sylvia Whitehurst, Gayle Couch, Harriett Chapman, Gayle Fleming, Sancy Kirkland, Jannette Harnage, Carol McDaniel, Maxine Oakes, Lindq Wilker. son, Mary Jerkins, Connie Kirkland, Barbara Hatton. FOURTH ROW: Marie Walton, Betty Lou Peacock, Judy Ennis, Laverne Sellers, Kay Draughon Sharon Grimes, Patsy Whitehurst, Pat Cooley, Virginia Tindle, Marie Turner, Ann Glenn, Marion Gilbreath, Ellen Ayscue. 1 . ' ,' l R R as ,, ., xii . .L -fb-........ N YA ut . , L X KW N s t X , ' Y 4 4 I at I S f , f I I We rf ws- ' Aim Cgzfwlenf Counci is 5 ll I Il : 'n Preparations begin for the United Fund Dance. ,-. .ff FIRST ROW: Bruce Howell, Jimmy Hicks. SECOND ROW: Carol Hatton, Betty Lou Judah, George Saffos, Allen Crouse. THIRD ROW: Mary Kay Layton, Doris Rayburn, Becky Edison, Celia Ann Kucsma, Jackie Hardee. FOURTH ROW: Patsy Yancy, Sharon Holt, Leona Taylor, Carol Hawkins, Sandra Hildreth, Jean Clark, Mary Jane McGinnes,.Gale Ricks, Linda Coffee, Sharon Miller. FIFTH ROW: Johnny Williams, Dale Crouse, Bob Spooner, Tommy Crum, Roger Wells, Jerry Wills, Larry Brett, Billy McGrath, Tammy Taylor, STANDING: Mr. Randall. 1 Our student government organization had a busy year under the leadership ot President, Bruce Howell, and sponsorship of Mr. Randall. Among their services were the Christmas Canned Good Drive and the United Fund Drive, which was climaxed with a big dance. The United Fund was a concerted effort to gather donations for Muscular Dystrophy, Cancer Fund, and Heart Fund. The sale of sweatshirts, jackets, and plastic annual covers furn- ished money with which to buy equipment for the school. f,. -.-Q. OFFICERS, SEATED: Betty Lou Judah, Re- porter, Jim Hicks, Vice-President, Bruce Howell, President, Carol Hatton, Secre- tary. STANDING: Allen Crouse, Sgt.-at- Arms, George Saffos, Treasurer Pang? anal MQ 0 Q f. 4, vv I 'Y 'C SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Faye Brobst, Brenda Ward, Pat Kennedy, Joyce Whitehurst, Mildred Carico, Phyllis Hill, Pat Davis. STANDING: Johnny Williams, Clinton Kent, Johnnie Giles, Tommy Taylor, Tommy Crum, Shirley Carlson, Joan Diamond. fa .. nun' , ., If An O and B committee goes over plans for the new constitution. OFFICERS, SEATED: Johnnie Giles, vice-presi- dent, Faye Brobst, president. STANDING: Clin ton Kent, Sgt-at-arms, Joan Diamond, record ing secretary: Shirley Carlson, parliamentar- rian, Joyce Whitehurst, respresentative, Mild red Carico, treasurer, Patty Davis, member- ship secretary. A new service and honor club this year at our school, the Orange and Blue members had the task of setting admission requirements and charting the course for future years, in addition to money-raising projects, such as hand- ling the coke booth at basketball games: and service pro- jects, such as acting as guides on Cortference Day. Miss Potter and Mr. Owens sponsored this fledgling newcomer to PCHS. el JQ CLA ? OFFICERS: George Saffos, Reporter, Richard Platt, Corrsp. Sec., Tal Thompson, Chaplain, Alton Martin, President, Bruce Howell, Vice-President, Chuck Carter, Sgt.-at-Arms, Jim Hardee, Treas- urer. Can you imagine this many thinking about the same thing at the same time? l X, This year's Key Club of Plant City High was, as usual, an inspiration to any service organization. Some of their proiects during the school vear were paying half the price of a court apron which is to be placed in front of the gym and parking cars at the football games as well as at the Strawberry Festival. Also enioyed by all of P.C.H.S. were the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Confederate Ball. Something to be looked forward to by next year's president is an expense-paid trip to the National Key Club Convention in Detroit, Michigan. 11 lr'XXt?k C -..- x , t i , l 1 A l ff A if FRONT ROW Mr Doyel .lim Hardee Winiired Harrell George Saffos Nelson Hendrix Bruce Howell Jennings Gowan Carl Combs Phil Thompson Harold Smith Jimmy Dan Robinson Jimmy Hicks SECOND ROW Benny Crouse Chuck Carter Richard Platt Alton Martin Tal Thompson Jimmy Gromling .loe Merrin, Donald Hemphill, Don Phipps, Jerry Wills. .!6l1!6tlflQtfQ:5 jA8.'5l0i6U'l6 1 .' FIRST ROW: Gale Couch, Jonna Doss, Dianne Lett, Emily McEver, Elizabeth Pullen, LaVern Slater, Sheran Terry. SECOND ROW: Bar- bara Phillips, Marnette Cook, Pat Hendry, Jill Jayne, .Io Ann Diamond, Mildred Carico, Mary Sue Gresham, Sally Mellick, Pat Davis, Phyllis Hill. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Spear, Avie Bostick, Milo Shearin, Tommy Crum, Jimmy Hand, Harold Smith, Nancy Hencey, Barbara Guice, Sheila West, Betty McCullers. Acting is the business of these . . . the members of the Thespian Club. You often see these talented students on the P.C.H.S. stage participating in plays or other productions. A The National H o n o r Society, whose members are chosen for their leadership and scholarship, is a small but select group of P.C.H.S. students. New mem bers were added to this group in an impres- sive tapping ceremony in the Spring. SITTING: Faye Brobst, Rose Marie Regis, Martha Harvill, Kay Cum- mings. STANDING: Mary Jane Mc- Ginnes, Mary Rogers, Kay Merrin, Mr. lsom, Joan Diamond, Shirley Carlson. - - .-T , H n 45 - SITTING: Elizabeth Pullen, Martha West, Betty Johnson, Marnette Cook, Martha Payne, Kay Crowley, Catherin Cribbs, Carol Hobbs, Naomi Cooper, Barbara Griffin. SECOND ROW: Miss Spear, Margorie Shivers, Martha Harvill, Barbara Norman, Nancy Miles, JoAnn Smith, Delores Peacock, Sue Morrison, Karen Schott, Becky Edison, Mary Rogers, Gayle Couch, Jane Ward. THIRD ROW: Edwin Freeman, Don Hamphill, Chuck Carter, Avie Bostick, Mildred Abercrombie, Louise NeSmith, Jessie Cooper, Sandra Losey, Barbara Hatton, Kenneth Rainey, Paul Tapperson, Murice Green, Brian Keller. laani4A The Spanish Club fell into action at the year with the sponsoring of two dances after football games. The highlight of this year for the club n1embers was an impressive initiation ceremony followed by a big dance com- plete with a pinata. Under the sponsorship of Miss Spear the Spanish Club has had a big year. i i Harvill, Corresponding Secretary. This followed the breaking of the pinata. I! if-92 r of ' Liam ,J OFFICERS: Barbara Norman, Treasurer, Betty Johnson, Vice- Presidentg Marnette Cook, Secretary, Avie Bostick, Reporter, Edwin Freeman, Sgt.-at-Arms, Chuck Carter, President, Martha Page Eighty-One S gli tlftlne 6U l'l'l2l 5 X' L.AA.1:., .- FIRST ROWg Wayne Drum, Earnest Graham, Denver Lee, F. M. Dees, Preston Bartield, Steve Cowert, Kenneth Sellers, Don Sumner, Mathis Barfield, Walter Pratt, H. L. Rudd, Kenneth Futch, Carney Cameron, Vincent Simmons. SECOND ROW: Mr. Nitongfjackie Sewell, Ott Cook, Linton Claville, Melvin Shepherd, Larry Johnson, Sid Templeton, Tony Turner, Robert Cannon, Delmer Brown, Allen Crouse, James Hedric, Nelson Hendrix, James Bush, Aaron Hudson, Charles Pullen, Simmy Mclintosh, Lamar Lindsey, Gerald Turner, Aaron Driggers, Frankie Glass. THIRD ROW: Allen Peacock, Eugene Johns, Max Tate, Don Blanton, Dallas Miller, Philip Humphrey, Bill Jerkins, Bob Porter, Gene Stephens, Donald Parrish, Bob Davis, Billy Harris, Edward Polk, Gary Howell, Ernest Roberts, Charles Eldridge. enior C!ralafer The Future Farmers have time and again demon- xl strated their self-reliance through individual projects and their community spirit through their collective ettorts on behalf of beautification ot the school grounds. Mr, Nifong and Mr. Arrington sponsor our active FFA chapters. 'S orriczns, LEFT ro mom- Allen Crouse, presi' dent, Delmer Brown, vice president, Robert Can- non, treasurer, Nelson Hendrix servinel, Aaron ,I Hudson, secretary, nat pictured, John Mercer X reporter. Modern plowboys on the school tarm merica lor lllllllh Elllfllllllf 2: -fi. 4, , , X umm Will, J ,G+ ,Aan - -. .ummm ., it FASHION WAY ro mann - W A ! bl-I- -fi-4:9:'-3557? . Y ff X. M il ': l'- 3 Sis Q- -' 45 G41 , 1 E -, ffm.-'I 75:1 . I OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen Shepherd, reporter, Jimmy Harvey, treasurer, Jimmy Kicklighter, John Denmark, sentinel, Edward Smith, secretary. SEATED: Marvin Ginn, Paul Turner, Raymond Crosby, Clifton Williams, Don Reed, James Ward, Tommy Driskell, Richard Bryan. SECOND ROW: Larry Rice, Tommy Sistrunck, Larry Durrance, Marcel Herd, Jackie Durrance, Allen Shepherd, John Denmark, James Valentine, Jimmy Kiclclighter, Edward Smith, Paul Turner, Jimmy Harvey, Jerry Whitehurst, Leroy Futch, Jerry Humphrey, George Ruis, Richard Hale. THIRD ROW: Mr, Arrington, Henry Smith, Marshall Calhoun, Richard Southerlnnd, Aaron Driggers Robert Franklin, Ellis Long, Fulton Young, Ronald Chunchy, Wilbur West, Sonny Lister, Billy Joiner, Roy Gibson, Eugene Gould, Ronald Horne. fi, '!,gU ,W-lan cv. an I 5 , 15' 4 unior C7164 fer 4 ,N OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Carolyn Edwards, Vice-President, Virginia Balestreri, Reporter: Pat McCIearnan, Treasurer: Celia Ann Kucsma, Historian, Carolyn Langford, Historian. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ed- wards, Mrs. Ash, Jan Homage, Secretary: Gail Ricks, President: Gwen, Harrell, Song Leader, Mrs. Fielding. I The P.C.H.S. chapter of F.l'I.A. did a splendid iob as hostesses for the district convention. FIRST ROW: Lelia Haymes, Betty Mitchell, .lo Ann Scruggs, Carolyn Drum, Mary Halterman, Mary Jerlrins, Marie Jerkins, Carol Stiver, Marie Turner, Sandra Cuddy, Jean Eakins, Martha Parrish, Jo Etta Wetherington, Lavada Alvis, Elloise Ackerman, Marilyn Edwards, Sharon Parker. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Wanamaker, Ann Rowell, Emily Lundy, Martha Payne, Naomi Cooper, Jennie May, Marie McWilliams, Connie Kirkland, Judy Parolini, Carolyn Elliot, Nancy Miles, Jeanette Smith, Judy Hiers, Virginia Balestreri, Patty McCIerman, Linda Frazier, Dorothy Watkins, Melissa Granger, Glenda Gilbreath, Faye Cantrell, Shirley Hester, Jessie Cooper, Catherine Johnston, Isabel Bridges. THIRD ROW Gail Ricks, Pat Hillery, Jo Hatton, Johann Copeland, Gail Lott, Alberta Brewer, Toni Marrazo, Faye Shepherd, Carol Stewart, Julianne Sparkman, Carolyn Langford, Pat Cooley, Carolyn Edwards, Jill Jayne, Carmen Platt, Nancy Gunter, Delores, Peacock, Mary Ann Missing, Charlotte Hux, Pat Barry, Wanda Eady, Jimmy Sue Johnson, Judy Ennis, Marjorie Hux, Rose Marie Regis, Esther Collins, Joyce Deal, Bertha McGalliord, Peggy Pless, Annabel Shankle, JoAnn Smith, Georgia Fridge,- Brenda Hagan, Shirley Brown. FOURTH ROW: Loretta Maxwell, Gwen Harrell, May Day, Charlotte Smith, Linda Wyatt, Ann Wetherington, Jane Yates, Barbara Grace, Barbara Jean Graves, Celia Ann Kucsma, Karol Crofton, Dorothy Connell, Pat Brooker. FIFTH ROW: Jan Harnage, Nell Dees. nalgaigz. I ' ' -' - ps Q ,M .2 FIRST ROW: Mary Rogers, Carol Hatton, Jo Ann Smith, Linda Crider, Patsy Blackmon, Lonnie Tatum. SECOND ROW: Linda Williams, Chuck Carter, Tura Hinson, Elizabeth Tinkle, Tal Thompson. THIRD ROW: Lynda Ward, Nancy Miles, Glenda Armstrong, Peggy Henderson, Wanda Tatum, Joyce Eatmon. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jane McGinnes, Bruce Howell, Shirley Rayburn, Jimmy Perkins, Jimmy Hand, George Saffos, Tommy Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Gunter, Marnette Cook, Avie Bostick, Maxine Oakes, Katherine Johnson, Kay Merrin, Kay Wilfong, Sally Mellick, Josephine Merrion, Mildred Carico, Patsy McClearn. blfbllne QGLC QIA5 Diligent work at the coke stand built the FTA Scholarship Fund. - AJ -: A - OFFICERS: Patsy Blackman, Reporter: Carol Hatton, Secretary, Mary Jul, I , S M If Rogers, Treasurer, Pat Kennedy, President, Linda Crider, Reporter. NIL f : ,' g y ' STANDING: Jo Ann Smith, Historian, Lonnie Tatum, Vice President. -j PM Jr i . I 5 ' 1 : A .IM s : - I 1 . I V 'N I --y .. if 552+ Page Eighty-Five P 5 EWU .C. 4 XY Ont ir' FIRST ROW: Sandra Graves, Janet Shirley, Betty Johnson, Cathlene Kent, Joan Diamond, Nancy Hencey, Peggy Holloway, Jeanette Sloan, Maxine DeVone. SECOND ROW: Harmon Crawford, James McDowell, Wayne Brewer, Sheran Sipple, Nancy Clay, Faye Brobst, Shirley Carlson, Jerry Mardis, Shirley Richter, Linda Richter, Kenneth Johnson, Margaret Green, Bobby Davis, Faye Whitehead, Reba Bryon, Lee Wetherington, Leon Wetherington, Wesley Christie, Richard Edgemon. t '.lf'? fvr nfl' H L fy! OFFICERS: Shirley Carlson, Reporter, Faye Brobst, Secretary, Wesley Christie, Sgt.-at- Arms, Kenneth Johnson, Vice President, Jerry Mardis, President, Mr, McAlpin, Sponsor, Richard Edgemon. Treasurer. D.C.T. is not all work and no play. Work seems to be fun for these two 'Six Nancy's. Diversified Co-operative Training provides an opportunity for high school Juniors and Seniors to find out what they really want to do after graduation. It enables the student to select and be trained in the occupation of his choice. Our D.C.T., an active member ofthe Florida D.C.T. program, served as host chapter to the district meeting held here this year. The theme ofthe club is not all work. Social activities are planned and carried out often by the D.C.T.-ers. y . Ii fl-is 7 ir 5 icem ,Mk ., ' at '11 A ' il' T I , H1 n'....t ...if FIRST ROW: Hux, Wills, Eady, Ayscue, Edwards, West, Turner, Ward, Coffee, Wanamaker, McDowell, Shepherd, McCullers, Alderman, Bruton, Gresham, Brock, Boone, Tice, Meid, McCoy, Porter, Liddon, SECOND ROW: Hicks, Elliott, Stembridge, Hildrith, Laye, Crofton, McEver, Hardee, Fleming, Ward, Parrish, Jerkins, Heinze, Ackerman, Rogers, Miller, Lindley, Harnage, West, Haynes, May, Ginn, Waller. THlRD ROW: Shankle, Fletcher, Jerkins, Lundy, Kirkland, Langford, Kucsma, Whitehurst, Lett, Daniel, Young, Dixon, Cribbs, Duyck, Henderson, Sparkman, Durant, Grubhs, Morin, Richter, Williams, Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Cannon, Frazier, Russell, Wilkerson, Richardson, House, Hilton, Grimes, Blanken- ship, Cook, West, Hall, Jones, Pugh, Peacock, Maxwell, McDaniel, Hawkins, Wiggins, Holt, Johnson, Davidson, FIFTH ROW: Sumner, Cooley, Kirkland, Simmons, Savage, Givens, Yancey, Hanon, Osteen, Newsome, Newsome, LaBroad, Pelham, Hall, Morrison, Cribbs, Coon, Couch, Veasey, Rickert, Sporkman, Hux, Pass, Guice, Hagan, Cook, Blackman, Eq,t,mcn, Thrasher, Cross, Zaitz, Howze, Tindle, Stewart, MM CM SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pot Gaither, Alice Faye Deshong, Jimmy Hand, Barbara Phillips, Muck Stewart, Anna Belle Shankle, Jimmy McCall, Ethel Lee Richardson, Elizabeth Causey, Elain Ham, Pat Akin, Betty McCullers, Peggy Bundrum, Elizabeth Pullen, Jane Tucker, Mary Lee Fletcher, Carolyn Smith, Thelma Graves, Griffin, Furney, Rowell. 43, ,N CM OG treasurer, Lynda Ward, vice-president, Mrs. Burt, sponsor. GOC OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Gibbs, sponsor, Gloria Edwards, re- porter, Shelia West, secretary, Janice Turner, president, Linda Coffee, 'iv vary I 4 X Xi.. OFFICERS: Linda Kirby, Asst. Business Manager, Patty Davis, Asst. Business Manager, Willa Jean Cooper, Secretary, Linda Watkins, Vice President, Shirley Brock, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Sheldon, Reporter, Clinton Kent, President, Kenneth Jones, Head Praiectionist, Tommy Crum, Head Business Manager. FIRST ROW: Patty Davis, Linda Watkins, Linda Kirby, Barbara Daniels, Carol Moody, Sarah Wilder, Elizabeth Pullen, Gale Ham, Mrs. Bazemore. SECOND ROW- Martha Harvill, Willa Jean Cooper, Shirley Brock, Judy Kay Helms, Kenneth Jones, Pat Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Tommy Crum, Jimmy Hand, George Saffos, Elwood Lodge, Clinton Kent, Jimmy Sheldon. Jimmy Hoover. y-v O I . ,W 'wi'-ve?-Q... M' Uv Sw v unior Wag 1 n no .,,...4- 3 . 7 g,'fQ,zr J l H O . WX th ' - l so -X -ww tw Q.-Q, 1 rl CAST OF HAVE A DATE -FIRST ROW: Faye Daniels, Judy Parolini, Betty Martin, Jimmy McCall, Joyce Cope. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Sheldon, Charles Spivey, Virginia Balestreri, Milo Shearin. f 'X With Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Patten directing, the juniors invited everyone to have a date for the first class play of the school year. Mrs. Keller works offstage with Martha West and Angus Grace, Student Directors. L P-W-M ,.- is , .-- -1-'s I Ql'll0I Cty ,Q f X LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Naset Director Jimmy Gramling Mr Mannmgham Leon Wethermgton Policeman Shelia West Nancy Kenneth Jones Sergeant Rough Jo Garner Elizabeth John Wilder Policeman Mr Isom Director Jonna Doss Mrs Manmngham Willa Jean Cooper Student Director Angel Street a Victorian thriller, was staged by the Senior Class under the expert direction of Mr Isom and Mr Naset It was a tremendous success, not only in a financial way pulling the Senior Class out of debt but also in a cultural sense bringing a high level of entertainment to our community. Jonna Doss, Jim Gramling and Kenneth Jones showed exceptional acting ability in the leading roles. The rest of the cast should not be overlooked as they also made a splendid contribution to the play. ,Sia0Le6man ln.. 2 , ,Hz 1 1 T' gm X Avy .I , - 2 4 1 as 'Ki' 33' f -, K in 5 rm , e Bram re you sure you dont agree Mr Doggett? ,UIQ g 00114. QIOOQ g Olly :tan W-X FIRST ROW Tal Thompson Patsy Blackman Peggy Bundrum Phtl Thompson Joan Flemmg SECOND ROW George Saffos Linda Crtder Glorla Edwards Avue Bostlck Carolyn Cunnungham Shurley Rayburn Hank Dnehl Burton Walker Ednth Hall Shnrley Kuhn June Harvey Arlene Zgnl There wasnt much of a problem un sellmg The Party Lune The Spokesman, under the steady hands of sp n sor Mr Daggett and editor George Saffos, brought a true and rellable source of current PCHS events to the students of our hugh school The staff ns also to be commended on nts fme work on our furst student dnrectory The Partylune Thus contams a record of each students name address and phone number Also contrrbutmg extensively to the bnmonthly was the clever use of ads, un whnch the appearance of many student plctures was anxuously awalted Another feather rn the Spokesman s cap was farst place recogmtlon guven to them by the Columbua Press Assocratuon J' I A b-C , ,I-rh - H HA , I D Nw. 5, 0 A ' ' ' ' ,Q 0 Tr. LA, X1 .,'?'5fqX um-, E4 A 1 xx In f G I T - 1 fn' 1 R' ' ze' B ' v - ,E , I 53 ' ' Q jf X Y 9 T33 ' t ' 1 Q Q fl S s -'K X T f , r. 32. on .1 Q x Q gs . ' 5 A , h ' f' 'tl .1 f 1: Xp 31 L. ' ' one 1 if 4 ' V Y I- xi' , 'TL ,VQ T ET if Y U' -. 1 f W I tg 'T' 1 2 A , i I , Il Il 0 - I ' ' ll ' Al - . --5.s: '2Y1e1 ' ' ' . K , I - Q 4 - 1 lb , ' 4 I I AJ, . . . . . , . X l , 5' ,fr M ,- ' 1 ' - ' f ' -. '.' - ' ,. . . . . . 'I l f 5 I 'I .fs 'I . r ffflf-ll5'12 f 'AQ c ' 1.--::j.zQ1 . ' . -'M-' f-1' f X .M ...i -8 -.M .V yn Y' 1.7 SCIENCE CLUB, FIRST ROW: George Salfos, Pat Kennedy, Harold Smith, Moseley Henry, Neal Keller. SECOND ROW: Sam Campbell, Jimmy Gramling, Alton Martin, Bruce Howell, Phil Thompson, Tommy Griffin, Ted Ruta, Carl Combs, Bill Jayne, Kenneth Janes. 25 T. 7 OFFICE PRACTICE, STANDING: Sheran Terry, Betty McCullers, Betty Wilkes, Melba Valentine, linda Kirby, Peggy Bundrum, Kay Cummings, Pat Hendry, Janice Turner, Alice Faye DeShong. SEATED: Rose Marie Regis. LATIN CLUB, KNEELING: Allen Quinn, Hank Diehl, James Earl Fountain, Harald Dickey, Kenny Crews, Dwuane Ackerman, Tim Sparkman, Jill Jayne, Ida Lou Sapp, Carolyn Smith, Celia Ann Kucsma, Druann Dickinson, Carol Crofton, Emily McEver, Darlene Stembridge, Sandra Hildreth. SECOND ROW: Pat Kennedy, Martha Woodbery, Joe Newsome, Leauna Davis, Mary Jane McGinnes, Carolyn Duyck, Peggy Henderson, Tommy Crum, Harold Smith, Janet Hearn, Linda Watkins, Phyllis Hill, Lavern Slater. Kay Merrin, Mary Rogers, Myra Terrill, Jackie Hardee, Toni Marrazzo. THIRD ROW: Burton Walker, Don Phipps, Stephen Tracy, Bobby Lockridge, LaRue Richter, Larry Brett, Tommy Taylor, Sammy Fuller, Roy Dean Cannon, Don McCormick, Donna Smith, Phil Thompson, Sharon Maxwell, Julie Knight, Aloha Wills, Pat Gaither, Carole Moody, Sylvia Whitehurst, Patsy Whitehurst, Carlene Coleman, Maxine Oakes, Glenda Carlisle. y-.1 'ln ,Q va vfqwglb 'ar 1' n O I ! S E S s S lb ,LM ,, - , V, ,K M. . 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The Powerful Planters Off95 as CO 1 , N f 3 . 1' '-aE..:Q'9 '-'K '., fs f QD 'Sho' A5 49 Q, , gf. - . at , A .L - ' I - . .4 ' tiff, ,X , Q 5 x Q. f' e X 7 H R - fa -. . 9 r I 1 Fee, 'R '55 V Q-3 MP5, 1 , if . W R- '. , f f fi! r . .. 5 .V v Q i gig v 5 ...x ' ' I ani walk off with another victory. Harrell, J. Hardee, C. Smith, L. Harvil, C. Kent, M. Tate, J. Giles. THIRD ROW: G. Turner, J. Robinson, R. Wells, A. Drig- gers, D. Crouse, G. Hamilton, B. Porter, B. Crouse, H. Rudd, J. Sparkman, C. Davis, J. Kirkland, W. Pratt. I 1 1 v r ' A , 1 A Managers: Bobby Taylor, Steve Patten, Alan Bennett. .v M P and Raymond Ia . K -lv --I . ,A . 53, JOHNNY GILES BRUCE HOWELL CHUCK CARTER LARRY HEAD Quarterback, 155 lbs. Quarterback, 145 lbi. Halfback, 175 lbs. Halfback, 150 lbs. Senior Senior Senior Junior DAVID SPARKMAN TOMMY HOWELL WAYNE JOHNSON CLINTON KENT Halfback, 155 lbs. Halfbaclc, 150 lbs. FUlllJClCli, 190 lbs. Fvllbuck, 155 lbs. Senior Junior Senior Senior Johnson drives through the line making another first down for the Fightin' Planters, ROY DEAN CANNON End, 147 lbs. Senior EARL PADGETT Tackle, 180 lbs. Junior 'L RODNEY PROCTER End, 164 lbs. Senior Q - mx ,gl .IQ -xv JIGGS GRIFFIS Holfbock, 142 lbs. Junior JIMMY HARDEE End, 156 lbs. Junior JIMMY PERKINS 5053Y VINES ALTON MARTIN BENNY FUSSELL cemef 164 lbs Cerner, 161 lbs Tackle 173 lbs TGCHQ 202 'bf Senior Junior Senlof 5e 'o WALTER PRATT WINIFRED HARRELL JAM UP SHEPHERD JAY SPARKMAN Guard T53 '55 Guard, 'I78 lbs Guard 'I70 lbs Guard 162 lbs SGUIOY Junior Senior Junior ! .1 5 f ' .WWW I Ruse and shme boys' Try the other snde lla sf? ,v D lr! Dld he or didn? he Hit hum hard boys' Good ccich Jlm' You got uf now run' You can play too Chuck AIm05'f bU' no' Q'-me . -' , .df f . I I . . EH . - +- L , , ' - gg. , A ax .54 - 'VT 'V-4 '. 'A ' I , ' A ,.. - W.. V4 V A ,, U Ak A, QI, . A Y f . . , . . amify oaffermen FIRST ROW: Jay Sparkman, Allen Crouse, Rodney Proctor, David Sparkman, Ray Bennett, Bobby Vines, Tal Thompson, Melvin Shepherd, Allen Peacock, Chuck Carter. SECOND ROW: Mike Goff, J. W. Kirk- land, Robert Edison, Roy Cannon, Earl Padgett, Jiggs Gritfis, Phil Thompson, Benny Fussell, Victor Hamilton, John Giles, Moseley Henry, Allen Quinn, Clinton Kent, Tim Sparkman, Jennings Gowan, Duane Ackerman, Richard Platt, Hilton Whitehurst, Larry Head, Ted Ruta, Jim Robinson, Carl Combs, Tommy Howell, .lim Perkins, Winfred Harrell, Alton Martin, Jimmy Hardee, Larry Wray, Bruce Howell. The Letterman's Club, composed of varsity letter- men of all sports, was elevated from the rank of the inactive clubs this year. The club, under the direction of Mr. Morrison, purchased a popcorn machine and sold popcorn at the basketball games. The pro- ceeds trom popcorn sales are to be used toward procuring some therapeutic equipment for the physi- cal education department. Below is a snap of the first group of boys receiving iockets under the new policy requiring boys to letter in three sports before receiving a jacket. This iacket is distinguished from pre- vious awards of this kind by its blue color. , . ,!?'f K 3 1, J my 0 515- -3 . tx.-.'1'lx Stl: 1- x . 1 ,ff r IFZID- ' .f Q I , an Qi 1 Q ' :if A -+11 -4 2--- J l r --...cps r- 1 oming Chosen by the football boys to represent them during festivities were Jo Ann Fleming and Nancy Hencey, who were presented to the crowd cluring the pre-game show. This yeor's Homecoming proved to be ca thriller. Even the luck of the Hornets didn't dampen the spirits of the home crowd os they filed back to the school for Q Homecoming Dance that was fun for all. if 3? X 25 f f xx.. 4,1 X1 'g , XX ,f 0. I c'ww,.,y,cI lF JILL JAYNE-'I Year PATSY BLACKMON-'I Year J V ,x IW 4 2 uf 1 3 L I 4 . ,Lf Y X ' V-..,M.,..., ,. .. 1 X 1 ,fix .Nik , X M an Q I ? S. xo MN w, aj,-V' ,.--ffq Vr I ,ll L is A. 6 A -- ff.: - W. 411 Clwmfem gel,-., 'fl ,f ,.utj'g 2. Z... ,,, 1 1.. udii 3: ' fi . 1 LINDA WARD-3 Years WANDA TATUM-2 Years uf' Mlm ,J V. 1-fy, ., -A JUNIOR VARSITY lEFT TO RIGHT: Head, Carolyn Duycli, Gloria Edwards, Co-Head, Barbara Norman, Marnette Cook, Dot McCor- mick, Donna Smith, linda Watkins, and Linda Duyck. A. . .,, ., ,,,,, , N - 'i' . nm 1 ...W .. K I '.' , '? ':2:V3,-A ... 'JPL . -7 ' ' . ,-2- I 'lf f 1, fa , - , 1. . - ix., gffL'.'. -, . D, -' M A V , S-t 112' ' . 'fs , ' 1, . -. 5., ..f,g,.,.1 K -' ,:,,-- ,V ,.. Q . kqql V is ' V, H., I,-L-fl ,I eyvA'g.,' 505: ,fXie3i.f. l 'N-.....v,L, 'ic' .L IH, vSy,,'tl,,i'V Q. Q V, ,f ,. my A - -nw '-15 K .P lvgkwigf ' 1 ' W Q ,. .. g I ,l HEAD A MARY JANE MCGINNES-3 Years I if X- X 1' 2 I l'h,k l l F A ll --.. 4 -'fl -. .M CO-HEAD CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM-3 Years These are our peppy cheerleaders who provided the flash and enthusiasm at all our football and basketball games during the season. Beside all this the rch-rah girls staged the Homecoming activities including the big dance honoring the alumni. The M.C. of each of our pep rallies was head cheerleader, Mary Jane, who was ably assisted by co-head, Carolyn. Certainly these girls, as well as their sponsor, Mrs. Gibbs, de- serve a big cheer from the entire Plant City High student body. Q X31 J W 'S pfanfera K ' h . I L f ' 1 . ,E f , -Q Q if ,' 4 W 'P V Qu is 'j 3 , 1 . . W S .JLV 4? j if LEFT TO RIGHT: Randall Schubert Jlmmy Beers, Jim Perkins, Jimmy Hardee, Ted Ruio. -Q ig ---41-u F ,,,T 4- I nf V Ad .1 I .ia ,. Q. lr.. , I - xx vt' I V' Y-4,1 nf ...A N. And 'he score goes Jo cnvher notch Couch Frank Lenfz X 5 7 I x ,, A W ,, AL, W . 9 ' 0 M-X' V?1 1 .,: at Q Sh Q 1 1 Xa' 14 2 Y' ! 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I PC ...... 65 ................ 70 PC ...... 48 ................. 38 PC ...... 61 .................. 41 PC ...... 39 ' ..................... 56 PC ...... 39 ................ 40 PC ...... 44 Winter Haven .............. 57 PC ...... 73 ' ................. 54 PC ...... 54 ' 'ty ................ 63 PC ...... 55 .................... 76 f - C , Q ss lt looks luke two more for Ruta Lake Wales Brandon Wauchula Auburndale Wnnter Haven Dade Cnty Haines Cnty Bartow Jesuut l Perk tenderly lays this one in. Platt wants un am for thus rebound Thus Hound was too long and tall These Highlanders efforts were an am as Platt buckets this one Chuck swishes this o e in v'a a iumpshot 9, L Outfield-3 Years QZBQLMI Chuck Carver lil g!,Vg.g, . Allen Peacock gc iq, A , W , , V4 . ,y Ouifield-2 Years lk , ,, 'U 35'-gvyil -' V. .-115915, jg ' ff . 912' . T3 .1 tit' ' V lx -A v gi ' fi x 12?' ? ' , . U E J . ifgvpfw P A - ' Qg,LWq,'12'vg,,.'2 . M-in :f 9'g'-Grim sf- - -qi' -.1 'H '17'f1fHF' 7'f - 2 wg. Clinton Kent Outfield-3 Years Bruce 'Howell Third Bose-3 Years E IL., a 'W ,..,-24- 3 Lal ,' , --X, , ff . -- .- ' 4 . n 1- 3 4 'I:?i. ff,'fI,Jf.. ' 3- V gu,c.f an-, A -. W , A. , - f- .1-Tj' 1' 'Wt Yi'kf+5,- 4 -J' -w.,.-sa- , J- - . 15, x 9 -4, 5 ff' :ill am gig ix f 1.992-TEA' 3 'x . . ,, E' :,- Ap. 4 3.3: gi H gr' .J -- -w ,I .. --g ft ,... n.. r, 'f l Wifi H:-' T: ,fjgyp-pg, r.- ' ,. , ..,f .Y Vg. 1' AX1:-' .3 .fx KK? -e. .T Dick Bills Tal Thompson Second Bose-2 Years Shorisfop-I Year ing Ckamlaiona Mx ' ' Pai' .- Q-,--v-1 A L be A Y P M , :ll rf- lol ws , 22 1 f , wffj -lwfPf'4,o-W WW lima l ,- f l '-.3 Y . V ' N ff l ,iw ' N X' Jn lk? N V w X . I if . , S I J, l , f ,l Z' 2. FRONT ROW: Jerry Hawkins, Jackie Sewell, Johnny Williams, Larry Reubling, Clinton Kent, Charles Spivey, Larry Britt, Bruce Howell, Raymond Bennett, Allan Peacock, Dick Bills. SECOND ROW: Tommy Howell, Jim Gramling, Chuck Carter, Tal Thompson, Ken Rainey, Gary Howell, Howard Locke, Mr. Molnar. Jim Gramling Pitcher-2 Years Jerry Hawkins Catcher-2 Years Ken Rainey First Base-T Year we Q' JI R , .Q , ,. T f ,- , . 3- s ,. FIRST ROW: Paul Giles, Earl Padgett, Arthur Smith, Bobby Vines, Carl Combs, Joy Sparkman, Ted Ruta. SECOND ROW: Walter Pratt, Tommy Taylor, Jerry Knox, Johnny Giles, Benny Fussell, Warren Wilson, Clinton Kent. BACK ROW: Bobby Guffy. row .iam wimming eam KNEELING: Mike Goff, Robin Kelley, Bill Jayne, Milo Shearin, Donald Gose, Ronald Horn. STANDING Moseley Henry, Robert Edison, Jimmy Dan Robinson, Donald Hemphill, Joe Merrin, Chester Dennison gr K A' 'A' Q -.J V. X- 'mtv ia .. 1 unior amifg FIRST ROW Bob McKenrow Chesler Dennnson Don Kulgore Kenneth Muller Allen Benson Bobby Spooner SECOND ROW Roger Wells Don Phipps Robin Kelley Ken Ralney Gary Howell Duane Ackerman V85 Ifllelfl L., -Q. FIRST ROW David Brown Jack Jacobson Ricky Barnet? Melvin Andrews SECOND ROW Rolly Rollyson Ellis Long George Johnson Toby Murray Coach Al Robmson Page One Hundred Slxteen 1 . l I... Ill 1. Q g.-.-C - D Af!-ti-.. - Principals of the cast pose during a rehearsal. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Davis, Lourey, Pat Lanier, Aunt Eller, Sylvia Jarvis, pianist, Tal Thompson, Jud, Edward Hill, Ike, Larry Ritchie. STAND- ING: Mr. Beam, Director, Bill Sloan, Tommy Taylor, Curly, Larry Wray, Slim, Lamar Futch. Carnes, Charles Spivey, Will, Mary Kay Layton, Ado Annie, Milo Shearin, Ali Hakim, Lynda Eady, Genie, Joyce Cope, Leroy Kay. Malmma. The climax to spring dramatic activity at PCHS was the all-out school participation in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma! Under the direction of Mr. Herbert Beam, this ambitious pro- duction drew upon the resources of the music, art, industrial arts, physical education, social studies, and English faculties. Mr. Bruner's special orchestra provided the accompaniment, Mrs. Jayne and her art students worked weeks on the huge panor- amic painting forming the stage background, Mr. Cooper's shop facilities became a factory for set construction, Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Gibbs, and Miss Potter prepared and directed all of the dances, Mr. Adicks added his bit as assistant director. Most of the cast of over three-score came from the Mixed Chorus. The Kunyuksaw regrets that its early mailing deadline prohibits giving the cover- E age it deserves to Oklahoma! truly one of the high points of the year for a great many people. x M.- pm. . 'I' 1 I A if Q X . Y .W - 1 .Q ,. f Ma h,1'f1wQf-:fm Y xxx Q 03 q -4 159-8 'R 4- YY N...-. 2 1 . I Ji If If .7 X,'1- .rr,. - - , A' 11 f- . ar f' , ..,l.i.xYi H: '25, ff, il 4 R fl I' A 1 Nh V'm , va , in . A 4 K V xf ' . ,ff .x .J I f' Lf' S sv ' , 'PK'-1 1' 4 , - . ', 1 x I N. 5 f . Q- 1 '97 .ps , 'H' .,.,.. r -'-' ...A ,....f ' 'w ,ls i ' ' faqs 4-I f nl I1 fry! . 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These questions portray only an inkling of an Idea of the frustration in the annual room during fourth per nods especially during the week of a mailing deadline Yes it was a lot of workp but most of the time it was en One of the highlights of this year was the presentation of the Senior Superlatives at the big Victory Dance The Annual Staff Each member of the annual staff wishes to express his thanks to the entirety of P.C.H.S. for placing in our hands the privilege of producing the i958 Kanyukscrw. We sincerely hope it will be cherished by each of you. A new procedure of this year's staff was to o ev packages of individual pictures. , in N Yu x DM- ,ILM-. -. ' , .f,, ,,, - - ' - , -- ., -- F YQ' 45- r--r-1-'-YQ-:-,, 14 f f I jiii 1 ' I, 7 if '03 1 ff . - , ...Jn ,A .. V , H 1 Q My ff -x .L A A if 5-f-f-if-Ffiiffi-. -'1?'::1'..1v , .QAV.. , - -. f ,HgA1hQi? ,f5 ffE5-fi 1 T gff, 25 'igflf f'vfZ45?2'?f'Q ' ,L - .F 1 .. . , - f -- , , , ' X- , ' , . - 54 . 2 1 '. v ' .g x A x ZH!