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

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- - .-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

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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.

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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