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

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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

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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'

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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