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

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i946 AILOR'S LOG SHS jhmp' Wlamlmfm, ll0'l l'oM 'ro Tor: Debbie Stalls. Esther Chaney, Terry Robles, Margaret Dunavant, Joan Clark, Pal Gay, Virginia Dean, Donna Platt, Erlaine Gonzades, Evey Bispbam. Lelia Ann Harmon, Charles Rice, Billy Dillinger, John Miller. Richard Fabre, George Esthus. l'aI Stearns, Glen Phelps. Harley Joseph, Thomas Murphy. Bill Bowman, Donald Greer, Russell Wheeler, Lee Hinkley, Jimmie Gaines. Murray Corbitt, George Shepherd, Jill Clark. The Thespians form the inter circle, the controlling board, and the honor members of the Dramatics Club. Only Thespians are eligible for office in the Dramatics Club. Special business meetings are held throughout thc year and two big parties are given annually. The Thespians sponsor all Dramatics Club projects. Especially notable this year was their presentation of The Legend of Sara de Sotan with its cast of over one hundred.

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1946 AILOR'S'LOG SHS -2 'fE' 'W ' .. t X - - .- f iifii, 3 l , so I 4 , . L... S ii 5 VnW'LQ? v,...f' Wx .M . was t, PM' r - ' .WIA FIRST Row: Buddy Lytton, Raymond Bassler. Teddy Pinard, Jack Cook, Kenneth Meredith, Harry Betts, Grady Cain. Billy Mullinix, Claude Stephens, Jack Lewis, Roy Graves, Bill Lewis, Delbert Ammons, Carl Gallagher, Glenn Sweeting, Charlie Brown, Allen Phillips. St-:COND Row: Donald Keene, Tom Day, Virgil Marlow, Ike Roberts, Iverson Barbree, Teddy Hermann, George McWhorter, Roddy MacDonald, Jack Deeman, J. W. Summers, Joe Coats. THIRD Row: Richard Jossart. Jolm Strick- land, John Fultz, Jack Carlton, Ed. Peters, George Roberts, Bill Roberts, Charles Rice, Jack Odenweller, John McCain, Otis Howell, Bud McCain, Jim Bolander. Clarence Bass, George Gray, Berkley Ivey. FOURTH Row: Ed. Kienest, Jimmie Keen, Billy Zwinggi, Edsel Campbell, Jerry Driggers, David Wasdin, Bobby Brown, David Smith, James Knerr, Charles Deal, Billy Hood, George Sheppard, Robert Tucker, Bobby Hood, Lucius Baggett, Murray Corbitt, James Elliott, Glen Phelps. Wesley Gib- son, Vermon Bass. Tec of Sarasota is neither theory nor practieeg it is a correlated program of both. Classroom and shop combine to give each trainee a foundation that is technical knowledge backed by related academic studies. At left is shown the machine shop under Mr. McGee, architectural and machine drafting under Mr. Bellnm. cabinet and millwork under Mr. Johnson, radio and electricity under Mr. Patrick, aircraft and general shectmetal under Mr. Kirkwood, related math class under Mr. Scott, related social studies class under Mr. Johnson, and related English class under Mr. Wells.