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

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SHS AILOR'S LOG 1946 ' ing- Qs 'WZem6.e1m, l ms'r Row: Phyllis Ashworth, Joanne McFarland. Mrs. Clement. Pat Royal, Erlaine Gonzales, Belly Roberts, Bertha .lean Holm. Ted Clarke, Bernice Knight, Betty .lo Bradara, Ruth Crowder. SECOND Row: Sara Marlowe. Maxine Martin, Martha l r:-c-mire. lletty Jean llial. Barbara Hoots, Sally Wolfe. Verda Mae Johnson. .loanne Bundy, Tom Wolfe. THIRD Row: Juanita Williams. Kathleen Chanvey. Harold Abbott, Sarah Kelly, Francis Cordon, Chuck Rice, Bruce Nash. Polly Wilkins. l 0Ult1'H Row: Francis Sturgis, Joanne Summers, Louise Van Comfort. Beverly Cross. Janet Parks, Pal McFarland, Warrene Willianis. 25... The Art Club is composed of thc advanced art classes and anyone in the school who is keenly interested in art. It makes posters for athletic games, dances, plays, assemblies, and Student Council and Girl Reserves projects. It has competed successfully in the art scholastic awards in Tampa and has put an exhibition of its work at the Sarasota Fair during the Pageant of Sara de Sota. The club tries to bring good speakers on different phases of art to the school throughout the year. S!

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1946 AILOR'S LOG SHS Wlatzb jnaennic, 'Wlwflmfur Sl'l l'lNli1 Larry Sent:-riit, Evelyn Thomas, Bobbie Jo Proctor, Donna Platt, Terry Robles, .lan Nash, Debbie Slults, Esther Chaney. Ev.-v Bisphain, Gloria Albritton, Betty Anderson. Pat Stearns. STANDING: Bill Chapman. Richard Fabre, Nancy Bryon, Richard Cutler. The N F L dots pubhe speaking, debating. monologues, and has terminates with other Qchoolf-i and attends Southern terminates in the spring, including xevpn states They plan good tunes at each terminate. Each time they make pointe it adds to their degree until they reach the degree of excellence. They get . I a jewel in their pin for every degree.

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1946 AILOR'S LOG SHS . KM .. ., 2214, Donald Greer. Forrest Cliapxnan, Diane lil'lllllL'l'.. Larry Scnterfit. Terry Robles, Bill Lane. Sara Lou Berger. Miss Bt-Vier, Bob Piper, Russell Vtfheeler, John l'attcrson. Bill Strode, John Willif1bl'tl, Nancy Newburn. Bill Hereford. Jimmie Ponder. Harland Doud, Roland Crawford, Maxwell Cooke, ,lack Handler, Wylitrllzl Branson. Yirginia Caldwell, Dimples Scott, Dorothy Hau- mann. Norma Perzel, Rosie Kickliter, Jackie Mclioy. Erlaine Gonzales, Mildred Smith, Rene Edwards, Bob Shulman. George Van Hartogh. liill Chapman, John Bayless, Charles Rice, Orville Collins. Neva Joyner, Margaret Mclfadyen, George Esthus, Violet Corces, Muriel Blum, Jimmy Crowley, Eduard Brown, Janice Levy. Tom Wolfe, Frank Morris. .linnny l'ennock. Harland Cutler, Hob We-st. llruce l.inn, Milton Roth, Betty Lou Foulke, Betty ,lean Dial, Bernice Knight, Sam Hensley, Jimmy Cain, Billy Nvhitehead, Jimmy Gaines, Richard Cutler. Therrell Drymon. Charlton Downs, ,lohn Miller. Howard Van Orden, Harry Mc- Daniel, Henry jones, llruce Nash. ,lack Vlfalcsby, George Hanna, Henry Williftmrd. ln its second year the Science Club has grown so that the membership includes over one hundred students, and has been divided into a number ol' separate clubs: chemistry, physics, astronomy, and photography. The objects of this club are to promote interest in the sciences and to give any student who wishes an opportunity to carry out scientific projects.