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

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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

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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