Sarasota High School - Sailors Log Yearbook (Sarasota, FL)

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S H S SAI l.0l2'S DG P . A First: Bob Albritton. Jack Guess, Stanley Naliona. Eldridge Joyner. Vvllllillll Blackburn. Second: Herbert VVl1ite, L. M, Johnson. direct'n': Leonard Blixon. Jack Smith. Charles Pope. James Melton, Orville Clemons. J. B. Ganas. James Wlood, Frank Green. 'l'liird: Cliston Taylor. Frederic Berger. Donald Dean. Vance Jor- dan. Ed Asplund. XV. C. Aulday, Donald Hand. Fourth: Earl Gray. Hugh Tucker, Reginald Marlowe, Jack Adams, Jesse Gallagher. Marvin Ferguson, Grover Tlionipson, Paul Mans. Future Farmers of Sarasota have ten acres of land on the Myakka donated to them. These acres have been planted with small pines as a project in the study of forestry and reforestation. Three acres at the rear of the high school buildings are planted in corn and English peas. The officers of the club are: president, Ben Earnestg vice-president, Donald Hand: secretary, David Faulknerg treasurer, Maurice Combee: reporter, Orville Clemons: adviser, L. M. Johnson. A father-son banquet was, given and a team entered in the softball league. Several radio programs have been given. ISlxtyI 4

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SHS SAIL l2'S 06 1941 fi Q. Riffs, D E B A T E T 1:1 A M First: Sue Blowery, Miss Lorna Sliugren, sponsor: Jeanne Drelier. Eileen lllurrinson. Second: .lack Slieclrick. Charles Early. Billy 'llll2ll'1J. Robert Graetz. Third: 1'l1'Zlllli Logan. Albert Mclfziclyeil. Dick MeDerlnuti. Bruce Jolinstone, James Sliaug'l1nessy. The program for the year has included: Clearwater: November-Resolved that the U. S. should be empowered to over-ride 5 to 4 decisions of the Supreme Court by a 2 to 3 majority vote. Hillsborough: December-The U S. should defend itself under the Monroe Doc- trine-won third place. Tarpon Springs: January-The powers of the federal government should be in- creased-second place, extemporaneous speech. Sarasota: February-District Host-The state should have a sales tax for the sup- port of education-second in declamation. Members have appeared on radio programs of WSPB and during the last semester various intra-mural debates have been held with constant participation in extem- poraneous speech and discussion. The affirmative team Won first place. an all A rating, at the state meet in Gainesville, May 10th. lFifty- nlnel

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' M f'w 'l ' G L E E L' I,I'13 First Row: Marihel Meriwether, Marion Yeonmn. lif.'llCCL'2l Ualvirlson, Patricia Dean. Jeanne Deacon. Mrs. 'l'urner, clireetor: Rose Marie Hart. Doris New- lmrn. Barbara Br:n1er,Gloriz1 llzuipt. Blurjorie listlins. Second Row: Yvonne XVillis. Jean Cluytor. Joyce Ilziyes, Dorothy Selpli, Alice Ganilile. Helen Hereforcl. Iiunrn De Xxvillt. llorotliy Ann Pzirkins, Jeanne Neeley. Jeanne Snyder, Rita Moore. Tliircl Row: Rhea Bond. Betty Colliver. liois Tlionipson. Evelyn Metcalf, Hairy Sniitli. Dawn Sliirali, Marie von Seliweinitz. Jane Nortlien, Katherine Greinli. Fourth Row: Mary Jane Inalmnit. lVanmla 'l'neker. lflloise Hauler, Jeanne Ander- son. Janice Taylor. Virginia Howell. V irginiu Stephens. Jennie Allen. Muriel Smith. Betty Melclalil. Sara Blurtlia Cheney. Not Shown: Riclley lvilliznns. Sue Bassett. Sami Ii2llllCl'illlX. In the state music festival in April the Glee Club! received a first division rating, while the trio consisting of Blodwyn Lett, Betty Colliver. and Patricia Dean also won a first rating. The club was heard over WSPB, April 26, and is now preparing a proxsrram for commencement lS1xty-onel