St Lucie County High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1948 volume:

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In our hearts we will long remember and cherish her friendship and helpful guidance. ,fm Hx .Aan .fbeclicai lioii Yes, we the Senior Class of 1948 dedicate this Annual to our long loved General Science and Latin teacher, Mrs. Fern Z, Wilson, who in leaving this year will take with her our gratitude for the time and energy she has given in her sixteen years as a member of the faculty of Ft. Pierce High School. Without her kind understanding and steady manner these halls will not be the same. We who are graduating, as well as all who have known Mrs. Wilson, will keep her memory in our hearts. 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L, Bryan September-December january-june Secrelary Mrs. Kathleen H. Klueppelberg Miss losephine Andrews West Virginia University Mathematics Miss Elfreida V. Colvvell Florida State College for Women Social Studies and English Mrs. Irene H. Graves University of Kentucky Sciences Mrs. lulius A. Hagel University of Georgia Librarian Miss Alfreda E. Helseth john B. Stetson University, University of Florida, Bowling Green College of Commerce Typing l, ll, Shorthand, and Business Law Mrs. Helen F. Campbell Muskingum College Spanish and English Miss Gene Crain Vanderbilt University, George Peabody College Physical Education Mrs. Charita Green Union College Social Studies and English Mr. Walter B, Hall University ot Rochester Algebra ll, Plane and Solid Geometry Mrs Mary C. Hubbard Florida State University Science and Mathematics 9 Mr. MZ B. jordan University of Florida and Louisiana State University Agriculture and F. F. A. Advisor ' Mrs. E. N. Kyle University of Tennessee and East Tennessee College Music Appreciation, Literature and Crafts Mr. jesse Mullins University of Kentucky Mathematics and Science Major james B. O'Neal Alabama Polytechnic lnsti- tute, Conn National School of Music Director of Instrumental Music Mr. Reed C. Owens Berea College Mathematics and Science Mrs. Mary F. Kuhn Sweet Briar College English and Sociology 1 Mrs. Kathryn Mims Georgia State College for Women English and Social Studies Mrs. Lardner M. Newell Salem College English and Social Studies Mr. Frank T. Osteen Tennessee State Teachers College and Peabody College Shop and Mechanical Drawing, Football and Baseball Coach Mrs.Thelma H. Priester Birmingham Southern College Mathematics C.- 3 , . ,. ,.-.....- A...,A,.A,-,., ,,,, . ,A ..a14...u., Mrs. Sabra S. Rentz Winthrop College Bookkeeping, Typing Shorthand and Business Mathematics Mrs. Rachel C. Sample Florida State College for Women English Miss losephine Shuford Lenoir Rhyne College English Mrs. Mary F. Sullivan Boston University English and Social Studies Mrs. Fern Z. Wilson University of Nebraska Latin and General Science alk-hd-1 Y A ----- 7 - - -A --L f -- ..7,,Y - - 'v ' -' ' ' rf -'fr' A A f---r'1wff,-- ,FEP- Miss Mildred N. Rock University ot Illinois and Stout Institute Home Economics M rs. Adelaide Scliertsc hwerdt University of Florida and University of Winsconsin History and Problems of American Democracy Mr, 1. Larry Slay Oglethorpe University Physical Education Mrs. Lillie N. Wiggins University of Florida Mathematics and Science Mr. john A. Witkoski Manhattan College and University of Pennsylvania Civics and History v 4 i 4 I 7 I l 3 Er lI?? 3 Senior Cfau Officers Biily Don Church, Pres. BiIIy'Young, Vice-Pres Betty Griffin, Sec. jimmie Joiner, Treas. Sponsor-.4 Mrs, Adelaide Scharfschwerdt Missjosephine Shuford DONALD ELJOENE ANDERSON Donald While we live, let us enjoy lite. DORTHY ANE AUSTIN Dot 'Work is work and fun is fun, combine the two and your work is done. Clewiston High School 2, B, Glee Club l. EMMA IEANETTE BATES Angel She mixes colors skill- fully and paints things wonderful to see. Clee Club l, 2, 3, 41 Stunt Nite 2, 3, 45 Sigma Lamb- da Chi 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff Art Editor 4, Nat. l-lon. Soc. 4. WILLIE JEAN BEVIS Willie So quiet, still and wise 'til you see the twinkle ot i her eyes. 4 Victory Corps l , Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Nite 3, 4, Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4. lEANNE ELIZABETH ARNOLD le-annie She lives for enjoyment and the worth while things of lite. Clee Club l, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4, Sect. 2, 3, Green and White 3, 4, Ed. 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pres. 4, Stunt Nite l, 2, 3, 4, Seniors Who's Who, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,,4, Pres. 4, Annual Staff, Bus. Mgr. lOSEPl-l BRADSHAW BACCETT njoen Sometimes he's serious, sometimes he's gay but al- ways a good fellow in every way ,- De Molay 2, 3, 4, lunior Councilor 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Stunt Nite 3, 4, Seniors Who's Who. SAM DUKE BENNETT Sambo Happy go lucky-is this lad, you'll never ever find him sad. Bolles School l, 2, Basket- ball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Stunt Nite 4, Annual Staff, Asst. Snapshots, EURETHA ARLEY BLACK Blondie She's as good as she is fair with light blue eyes and golden hair.f' ' Pep Squad 3, Victory Corps l, F.H.A.' lg Red Cross l, 2, 3. A HERB RALPH BLUM Herbie I just loye work! I could watch it by the hour. Delvlolay 3, 4, junior Councilor 3, Stunt Nite 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treas. 4, Baseball 4, junior Play. STANLEY HORACE BRACKEN Stan BIonds are his prefer- encesflo preferred. Victory Corps I , R. O. T. C. 2, DeMoIay 3,4, F.F.A. 4, Vice-Pres. 4. SHIRLEY IANE BREED ' Shirley Fun, frolic and glee are three, the will to do and the soul to dare. Clee Club I, 4, Stunt Nite I, 2, Pep Squad I. CAROLINE BRIGGS Caroline lf music be the food of life--Play on! Band I, 2, 3, Librarian 3, Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, lr. Play, Pep Club 4, Stunt Nite 2, 3, Sr. Who's Who, Nat..Hon. Soc. 4. DEWEY MAHLON BOLIRN c4DeWeyxr 'Ciood manners and knowledge maketh a man. Cassaway High School, Vi. Va., FFA. I , Basketba I, 2, junior Bible Class I Band I , U.S. Army '45-46 ROBERT LAKE BRASWELL Bobby Little said, much accomplished. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Delvlola 2, 3, 4, Master Councilo 3, Scribe 4, Stunt Nite 3 Victory Corps I 1 Rei Cross I, 2, 3, 4. EDWIN WARD BRENNER Bashful Music washes away fron the soul the dust of every day life. Key Club 4, Clee Club 3 4, Delvlolay 3, 4, Stun Nite 4, Red Cross I, 2, 3 4, Victory Corps I. BETTY EUCENIA BRISCOE Blondie If silence were golden Betty would be a pauper.' Pep Squad I , Red Cross I 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Victory Corps I. 'IAURICE EDWARD BROWN Scooter ng, lanky, and lean- le'll never treat you mean. NALD GENE BRYAN HDOnlD is for the girls he loves im all-but above them he'll take football, Jtball 2, 3, 42 l-Gllef' n 3, 4, Stunt Nite l, 41 .A. 4, GleeClub 4, Red ss l, 2, 3, 4, Victory has l , Green and White IORMA JOYCE CAIL joyce we lives for life alone. ee Club l, 2, 3, 4. BETTY IO CARRERA l lo Baby lo matter what others may be, she is always herself. iy High School l, 2, ieerleader 3, Stunt Nite Red Cross l, 2, 3, 41 p Club 3, 4, Glee Club LENA MARIE BRUNELLE Sweet-tater Nothing or no one is really bad-only thinking makes it so, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Vic- tory Corp l , Cheer-leader 3, 4, Green E7 White 2, 3, 4, Quill 6 Scroll 3, 4, Stunt Nite 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Attendant Home-coming Queen 4, Key Club Sweetheart 3. CLARENCE ELTON CAHOW Cahow All great men are dead and I don't feel so well myself. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Stunt Nite l, 2, 3, DeMolay 3, 4, ,Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 4, lr. Play, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Band Minstrel 2, 3, Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 4. MARION CAIN Red A little nonsense, now and then, is realized by all. Volley Ball l, Glee Club 3, F. H. A. 3, 4. BARBARA ANN CARTER Bobbie . To have a good time is her aim. PepClub l , 2, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, Keenteener's l, 2, 3, Victory Corps I, Pep Squad 3, 4, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Nite 3, Glee Club 3, SeniorWho's Who. I MARIAN JEANNE CASSENS leanne A fair-haired girl who's full of fun - when she comes in, it's just begun. Stunt Nite 2, 4, PepSquad l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Victory Corp l , Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, Rainbow Girls 3, 4, Sigma Lambda Chi 4. ELEANOR CHILDS Eleanor Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Victory Corps l. GERALD COTH ES Gerald What cares he for school or books, zero marks or scorntul looks. Band l,2, 3, 4, First Lieut. 4, Band Minstrel 2, 3, Stunt Nite 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball l , Pep Club l,2, De:- Molay l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Keen Teeners l,2. HAZEL CURL Hazel Never worries, never will. Softball 2, 3, Town H. gllub l, 2, Keen Teeners ANNE ELIZABETH CATO Betty i Modest and sweet as the daisy. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. Red Cross l,2, 3, 4, Stu Nite 4, Sigma Lambda G 5, 3, 4, Student Federali , 4. BILLYDON MILTON CHURCH Billy D High ideals which w, respect, great things i you we shall expect , Class Pres. 2, 3, 4, Stl dentCouncil 4, Vice-Pre 4, Key Club 3, 4, Stu Nite l, 2, 3, Most Popi lar Boy 4, Victory Cor l , junior Rotarian 4, Foo ball 3, 4, Letterman T Basketball 4, Baseball i FAY MARIE CULREPPE Cullie l A girl with personali plus and certainly top: with all of us. , Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, l Softball Team 2, Victq Corps lg Red Cross l, 3, 4, Elizabeth city Hil School 4, Adv. Mg Loudspeaker, Nation Honor Society 4. , MARlORlE CLAIRE, DAVIS , Georgia Never too busy to spea never too unhappy to smile. Sigma Lambda Chi 3, l Secretary 4, Class Play Green and White 3, Exchange Editor 4, Ql and Scroll 4, Annual St Asst. Bus. Mgr., Stu Nite 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Pep Squad l, 2. EDWARD FLEMINC- i, DENISON L Lushwell lot that l don't love to study-I just love fun more. :tory Corps l 3 Stunt te l 3 Red Cross l, 2, 3, Delvlolay 43 Annual aff, Asst. Art Editor3 illes Military Academy F.F.A. 43 Four H Club Wl LMA KATHLEEN EZELLE lIKittyll Nlways striving to do her est, she'll one day be a big success. ,ee Club l-, 2, 3, 43 Stunt ite l, 2, 3, 43 Sigma imbda Chi 2, 3, 43 Nat. pnor Society 43 Class ay 33 Victory Corps I3 ep Club l, 23 Rainbow irls 3, 43 Annual Staff sst. Photo Editor. :Q FERN FREER Fern Sweet, nice, and concise. lee Club 2, 3, 4. IAMES GORDON Slick Women -you can't live 'ith them, and you can't live without them. aseball l, 2, 33 Football , 23 Mgr. 33 F.F.A. 43 res. 43 DeMolay l, 23 Class Play 33 Lettermen's Club l, 2, 3, 43 Sec. 43 eature Contest 3, 4. ROBERT ELDRIDCE Bob Quietness runs deep in ' thought. Clee Club 3, 4. ALADAR ROBERT FEI NSOD HAI!! Friend to all, foe to none. . Plainfield High School l, 23 Projection Club l3 Stunt Nite 43 Clee Club 3, 43 Basketball Mgr. 4. ALLEN BROADUS GARRETT ' A Boll wee-vii ' Give me a million girls, but give them to me one at a time. Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 3, ft: Vic- tory Corps l3 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 Stunt Nite lg 3, 43 Basketball l 3 Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 43 De- Molay 43 F.F.A. 43 Keen Teeners l 3 Prom 'Commit- tee 33 Senior's Who's Who. 4 WILEY WILBUR CRAY Cutie The answer to a maiden's prayer. Victory Corps lg Red Cross l, 2, 3, 43 Feature Contest 4. BEI IY MAE GRIFFIN Betsy Kind and neat, pretty and sweet-to know her is really a treat. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Treas. 45 Sigma Lambda Chi 3, 45 Vice Pres. 45 Class Officer 45 Stunt Nite I, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 35 Green and White 45 Rainbow Girls 3, 45 An- nual Staff, Activities Edi- tor. CATHERINE HAGGARD llcatll A good natured person is never out of place. Victory Corps I, 25 Red Cross I,2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Stunt Nite 2, 35 Bas- ketball 3, 4. GLADYS BELLE HARTLEY crad- Of manners gentle, of affection mild. Pinson High School I, 25 Red Cross I, 2, 3, 45 Rain- bow Girls 45 Glee Club 3. WILLIAM GLENN HENDERSON Glenn When pleasure and work clash let work go to smash. Lacy High School I, 2, 35 F.F.A. I, 2, 35 Class Play I 5 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Soft- ball I, 2, 3. CHARLES STANLEY GRIFFIS llNerOn Charlie has dry wit th, continuously keeps us laughing. Vero Beach 'High Scho I, 2, 35 Letterman's CIL 35 Class Play 35 Stunt Ni' 45 Latin Club 3. IEAN HAHN ujeann Her voice is like a lark and her smile like the sunshine. Lehighton High Schoo Pa. I, 25 Band 3, 45 Gle Club 3, 45 Stunt Nite E 4 5 4-H Club 4. TERRELL GENE HAYEI llcenell To hurry and worry is not his motto. Football Mgr. I5 Letter man's Club 2, 3, 45 Base ball 3, 45 Delvlolay 2, 3, 4 junior Councilor 35 Ke Club 3, 45 Stunt Nite I 25 N.A.S.S. 3, 45 Featur Contest 45 Senior Who' Who 45 Victory Corps I Class Pres. I5 Football 1 3, 45 All Gulfstream Con ference 4. SALLY MERRYDAY - HODGE 1 rx 0 'Victory Corps I, Red Cros I, 2, 3, 45 Green ani White I, 2, 3, 45 Ass'1 Editor 45 Quill and Scro 3, 45 Sec. 45 Sigma Lamb da Chi 2, 3, 45 Stunt Nit I, 2, 35 Pep Squad 35 4 H Club I 5 Annual Staff4 Literary Editor. PAUL HOLLY ltpauln t isn't what you do but what you're caught doing. hester High School l, 25 tin Club 25 Football l, 5 Black C Club l, 25 unt Nite 45 Class Play 5 De Molay 3, 4. WILLIAM HUIE Bill e speaketh not, but in 's eyes is aconversationf' aseball 3, 45 DeMolay 3, 5 Treas. 4. woooie MAE JOHNSON Woodie An athletic and tun- loving girl. asketball 2, 3, 45 Victory orps I5 Softball 25 Let- rwoman's Club 2, 3, 45 .H.A. 3, 45 Red Cross l, 5 3, 45 PepClub l, 2, 3, 4. NANCY ANN jONES Cutie ovely to gaze upon and charming to know. lass Sec.l 5 Victory Corps 5 Sigma Lambda Chi 2, , 45 Feature Contest 45 nior Who's Who. IOHN HUGHES Horrible Life is a jest, and all things show it, l thought so once, but now I know it. CHARLES LAMAR HUTCH l NSON Hutch Woman is the bread of life-l'm hungry. Football 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Baseball l,2, 3, 45 Fea- ture Contest 45 Letter- man's Club l, 2, 3,45 Sen- ior Who's Who. IAMES WILLIAM IOINER Jimmie At all times a good sport he is distinguished, in persistencyf' Victory Corps l5 junior Rotarian 45 Student Fed4 eralist 3, 45 De Molay 2, 3, 45 Senior Councilor 3, 45 Master Councilor 45 Class Treas. 45 Senior Who's XVho5 Annual Staff Editor-In-Chief. DANIEL RALPH KELLEY Dan Never let your studies interfere with your high school education. Football 3, 45 De Molay 3, 45 FFA, 4. THOMAS RUE LANE KINDRED Poody ' People say that lite is the thing, but he prefers living. Baseball 3, 4, Sr. Play. MORAN McKENZlE Moran Dependable, likable, a friend sincere, always full of fun and good cheer, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice i Pres, 4, Football 3, 4, Q Letterman's Club 4. i ' nf fav i Q JEANEWE MATHIS Happy i Teacher's pet may be her , title, but you'll never find her idle, Pep Club l, 2, Victory Corps l , Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4, Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 4, Stunt Nite 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff Typist, SeniorWho's Who, National Honor So- ciety. l l , . l FRANCES LARDNER ' NEWELL - Punkie Happy am l, from care l'm free, oh why aren't they all content like me. Fairfax Hall l, 2, Victory E Corps l, Pep Squad 2, 5 Green and White 4, Ath- 1 letic Asso. l, 2, Boots and Saddles 3, Cardinal Staff 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Archer l Club l, 2, 3, Clee Club 3, 4, Sr. Play. ll ll RICHARD B. LOUNSBERRY l Dick , l Yankee at heart still wi liked him from the start. Bolivar Center High l, I 3, N.Y. Block Letter Clu l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3 Basketball l,2,3,4, Tract l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3,4 HOWARD OTTO MASTERS Howard Football 3, 4, Letterrnai 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, De Mola' 3, 4. l ROY ALLAN MOCK Uncle Roy Like a powder puff, l'r for women. Victory Corps l, 2, Stur Nite 2, Football 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 3, 4 Pres. 4, Annual Stal Ass't, Sport Editor. MARY ELLEN O'OUlNl Melum lt anyone can win frienc she can. Clee Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 Green and White 3, 4 Adv-Bus, Mgr, 4, Stur Nite 2, 3, 4, Quill an Scroll 4, Sigma Lambc Chi 2, 3, 4, Pep Club ' 2, Feature Contest 4 Senior Who's'Who, Na Hon. Soc. Annual Stat Advertising Mgr., Sr. Pla' NAARY JO ANN PAOAN NIO!! Sweet and pretty, neat and fair, loved by every- one, everywhere. Elass Treas. 23 Olee Club , 2, 3, 43 Treas, 33 Stunt slite l, 2, 3, 43 Sigma .ambda Chi 2, 3, 43 Vic- ory Corps l 3 Cheerleader -3 Feature Contest 4. ELINOR PHlLLlPS Casey 'Her sunny disposition drives all cares away. reen and White 2, 3, 43 anaging Editor 43 Cilee lub 3, 43 Nat, Hon. Soc. L, 43 Sec. 43 Quill and .croll 3, 43 Vice-Pres. 43 iigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, '3 Cheerleader 43 Basket- iall 3, 43 Letterwomen's Klub 3, 43 Sec. 43 Annual itatf Senior Who's Who. ROBERT NEAL PRATHER Bob His virtues brightlyshine, iut none can beat this- his line. 'rankfort High School, nd, l, 23 Stunt Nite 33 feature Contest 33 De Aolay 3, 4. ALICE MADOE PYLES Madge IA constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Blee Club l , 2, 3, 43 Stunt ite 2, 3. iovce KENDALL PALMER llloycell Sincere and true, she tries in all her best to do. Clee Club 3,43 Stunt Nite 2, 3, 43 Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 43 Victory Corps l 3 National Honor Society 4. DONALD POWELL Don Trouble never troubles him, Union Township l3 New Castle Senior High 2, 33 Track l3 Stamp Club lg Hi-Y l, 2, 33 Hall Monitor 2, 33 Order of Builders 2, 3, 4. v. OLADSTONE PRESCOTT Rabbit A good sport in everything. Handley High School l, 23 Football l,2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball l, 2, 43 Baseball 43 Letterman's Club 43 Senior Who's Who. lO ANN RAULERSON losie She is always bright and witty, her you'll never have to pity. Clee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Stunt Nite l, 2, 3, 43 Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 43 junior 31 i l Q . ,M73' .LI I l l l l 'l l Play: Victory Corps l3 Annual Staff Snapshot Editor 3 SeniorWho's Who. MARY ORR RlDDlCK Mary Orr She has a smile for every girl 5 two for every boy. St. Genevieve of the Pines l, 2, 35 N, C. Clee Club 45 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4. jAMES VAUGHAN SALLETTE Lover He has a wicked lookg look out ladies. Letterrrfen's Club l, 2, 3, 45 Football l,2,3,45 Base- ball l, 2, 3, 45 De Molay 3, 45 Key Club 2, 35 junior Play5 Stunt Nite l, 2, 3, 45 National Athletic Schol- arship Society 2, 3, 4. ANNA LOUlSE SCHARFSCHWERDT Slushy Always laughing, always gay5 that's Anna in every way. C-lee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Vic- tory Corps l 5 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Captain 2, 3, 45 Letter- women's Club 2, 3, 45 Treas. 35 junior Play5 An- nual Staffg Feature Con- test 3, 45 Homecoming Queen5 Class Vice-Pres. I . VIVIAN ILENE SMITH Vivie A busy, helpful, charm- ing lass, a bright and shin- -ing light in class. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Class Sec. 35 Pep Club l, 25 Victory Corps l5 Senior Who's Whog Nat. Honor Society 4. DOROTHY FRANCES , Rowe pony There is nothing so kin. ly as kindness, and notl ing so loyal as truth. Cilee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres. 45 Sigma Lambc Chi 2, 3, 45 Treas. 35 Pre 45 National Honor Socie' 3, 45 Stunt Nite 3, 45 Vic tory Corps l. CARL SAPP HSapll He cheerfully asks ho a man may bide timefi Vero Beach High l 5 Fool ball 45 Baseball 4. ELWOOD SMITH ' Elwood Why should life all labc be, when loafing is a pleasure. jones County High Schoc I 5 Basketball 4. sem io srowiz U',0Yl This daughter of the Gods is tall, slim and Blonde. Clee Club lg Stunt Nite l, 45 Victory Corps l Feature Contest 45 Annua Staff Typistg Red Cross l 25 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4. DONALD SYKES HDOnll gifs one of the Minute en, always a minute late. ed Cross l, 2, 3, 4g Vic- ry Corps l. 1oHN LowELL rHorv1As Lowell Take it easy, have your in, and let the old world flicker on. a. Teachers College l, , Statesboro High 3, cience Club 33 Clee Club 2, Band l, 2, Orchestra l2 GERARD VAN EICK ucerryxl 'm not going to kill my- :lf studying, no, not if I never die. ichmond Hill High School 25 Varsity Basketball 2. IARY CLAl RE WATERS r llMamielx She is a cute, wee, thing. ilee Club 2, 3, 43 Cheer- fader 45 Feature Contest 1 Stunt Nite 2, 3, 4 L Band 'linstrel l, 23 Victory Torps lg Red Cross l, 2, , 4, Senior Who's Who, .ttendant Homecoming ueen 4. AVELINE CEROME TAYLOR ltjerryn Gaze into her eyes and you will see an angel, gaze a little longer and you will see an imp. lVlillerCounty High School lg St. Anastasia High School 25 Basketball lg Clee Club lg Pep Club Squad 3, 4, lvlaiorette' 35 Stunt Nite 3, 4, F. H, A. 45 Annual Staff, Asst. Adv. Ed., Senior Who's Who. LOIS ADRIENNE THURMOND Adrienne Always sweet and de- mure, of her friendship we BTG SUl'e. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4, Stunt Slit? 4, Red Cross l, 2, LUCILLE LlLLlAN WALDRON Chobee Always in a cheerful mood, never dis- contented. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2. MARGARET WESTBROOK 'fSissy , Small, iolly and full of fun. Howard High School l, 23 Ciirl's Reserve l. 23 Libra- ry Staff l, 23 Press Club 21 Chorus 23 Pep Club 2, 4: F. H. A. 3, 45 Officer 4. LOREE VERNA WILDER Ree lt is tranquil people who accomplish much. Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H ciub I, 2, 3, 4. VERNON LEE y WILLIAMS Red Well bred, friendly and lots of wit, with a wel- coming grin and lots of grit. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Lt. 3g Stunt Nite I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Student Council I, 2, 3. 4, Pres. 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Delvlolay I, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, Senior's Whois Who. COSBY ANITA WRIGHT Anne ln all things she's simple and sweet, No Picture VIRGINIA MAE WRIGHT Genney What sweet delight a fruitful life affords, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Vic- tory Corps I. . 'F- . Ng. 1 ' HARRIET BLUE I WILLIAMS I Little Bit I The most valuable arti cles come in small I packages. Miami Edison High I Richard I, Reynolds Higl 2, 3, Stunt Nite 4, G. A A. I g Green and White 4 Glee Club 25 Dramatics 2 Y-Teens 2, 3, Annuii Staff Ass't Literary Edito I ROGER WOOD Roger His candle will burn ou some day, but it will leav a lasting glow. I Delvlolay I, 2, 3,.4g Knox Your School Program 3, 4 BILL DENNIS YOUNG Snakehips Live fast, laugh heartily and love recklessly, there' come a time when you can't I Football 2, 3, 4, aug 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Kc Club I. 2, Student Cour cil I g Delvlolay 3, 4, Glas Play 3, Green and Whit 4, Stunt Nite 4, Class OI ficer 4, Annual Staf' Sports Ed. ' Q - A Clan .Hidlory j 1 In September, i944 the Class of '48 entered the immortal halls of Fort Pierce l-'ich Sclhool, des- tined to become the most stupendous class ever to graduate from there, We started off by electing Gene Hayes as president, james Leeper, vice-president, and Nancy jones, secretary-treasurer, with Mrs. Evans as our Sponsor. For Stunt Nite this year we presented Fashion Show starring those good-looking Freshmen boys. Although we didn't win a prize, we thought we had the best stunt, After struggling through exams we passed on to our Sophomore year. First, we elected Billy Don Church, president, Anna Scharfschwerdt, vice-president, Anita Martin, secretary, and joann Pagan, treasurer. Then we chose Aunt Kitty as our Sponsor. This year we had much better luck with Stunt Nite by winning first prize with our presentation Dreams of a jack-ass. By throwing some of the biggest dances ever witnessed in F. P. H. S., we were able to give the most fun-packed Sophomore-Senior picnic ever. Paying no attention to the rain that was bound to come, we went on to the Community Center for the big picnic and barn-dance. Again we struggled through exams and came out as juniors, looking down, disdainfully, on the underclassmen. A After a wonderful vacation we started off our junior year by re-electing Billy Don, president, Betty Priest, vice president, Vivian Smith, secretary, and Elton Cahow, treasurer. Miss Green, Mrs. Campbell, and Mrs, Evans were our Sponsors. Stunt Nite was wonderful-although we politely re- frained from taking a prize on our Stunt. Then untiringly we went to give the best junior Play ever given, Ever Since Eve. The money we attained from these two productions gave us plenty to put on the junior-Senior Banquet of all times. After filling up on that good ole Southern Fried Chicken, we danced and danced for hours. Then, of course, came final exams. Most of us squeezed through and we became High and Mighty seniors. 4 We began our last and best year by electing for president, lguess?l that's right, Billy Don Church, vice-president, Billy Young, secretary, Betty Griffin, and treasurer, jimmy joiner, our sponsors being Mrs. Scharfschwerdt and Miss Shuford. We elected Billy Don, Elton, and Red to Student Council. The first four months of our Senior year have been very successful. Although we didn't win any prize at Stunt Nite, we tried hard. We cannot tell about the last half of our Senior year, as it has not happened yet. Assuming that all 96 of us pass, in the early summer we will don our caps and gowns and march down the aisle. What a good class we have been through all these years? We shall remember the good and bad times and think of Fort Pierce High School as the best in the world. US IN '36 i l ,., ,'.,,,,,1,,, F , ..L....,YJ- .Y-JY, , - , , ' Senior ,J MOST DICNIFIED Nancy jones Elton Cahow MOST TALENTED Caroline Briggs joe Baggett MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jeanne Arnold Red Williams BEST DANCERS A MOST DEPENDABLE fl Elinor Phillips Mary Ellen O'Quinn Allen Garrett limmie loiner 0 .nh-ai an FRIENDLIEST Vivian Smith Billy Don Church , . ., L - ...HAH ,,.-In H 332, Nj at 'QM Q01 ll' K e' if - ' lr W 2 mg S 'ww 'Es 35+ f 'ws Clan will Dear Diary, Since all goods things must come to an end, so must this last glorious year of our struggle through Ft. Pierce High School. And so in parting: We, the Senior Class of l948, being of sound mind l?l and steady nerves, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament. In doing so, we withdraw all promises and former wills and bequeath as follows: To our sponsors our thanks and appreciation for the support and friendly understanding of our many provoking problems. To the junior Class we bequeath our ability to be true. To the Sophomore Class we will our ability to have a successful Sophomore-Senior Picnic despite open trucks and rain by the buckets. To the Freshman Rats we leave our title as the most backward and bashful class ever to grad- uate from F.P.H.S. L We separately and individually leave the following members of the junior Class: I, Donald Anderson, do leave. l, jeanne Arnold, to Carol jean Parker do leave my ability to keep my hair blonde all these years by hook or crook. I, Dorothy Ane Austin, will to Louis jacobs my extra pad of i.o.u. blanks. I, joe Baggett, will to anyone my ability to keep quiet at the right time. I, jeanette Bates, to Lawanna Holland leave my love for North Florida-Know what I mean? I, Sam Bennett, being of delapidated state of mind, do hereby leave to Richard Wilson my quiet ways in class and my ability to get along with all my teachers. I, Willie jean Bevis, to all the poor girls who come after me leave my undying love of Physical Ed. I, Euretha Black to Lucille Sumner, my ability to pass Spanish with no knowledge of it whatsoever I, Herb Blum to Doyle Owens, my title as heaviest and stoutest man on the football team. l, Dewey Bourn, to Dale Colean, Leland Curry and Lenox Dobbs, my fun in Chemistry Lab. I, Stanley Bracken to I-loagy Carmicheal, my good looks. I, Bobby Braswell to Bill Schneider, my front seat in Solid Geometry class. I, Shirley jane Breed, to Muriel jones will my accuracy in typing speeds. May she make the wonderful grades I did. I, Edwin Brenner, to anyone who wants it, will my position of the dumbest student in St. Lucie County Hi School. Q We, Caroline Briggs and jeanne Cassens, do hereby leave to Bettie Hutchinson and Margaret Feinsod our happy struggle through F.P.H.S. May they have as much fun and do as little work as we did I, Betty Briscoe, to Andrea Hutchinson leave my ability to stay on peaceful terms with my boy- friend. I, Marie Brunelle, do leave to james Boody Leeper my friendly gaze and pleasant ways, the wiggle in my nose, my persuasive eyes that tell no lies, and my mouth that will never close. - I, Don Bryan, will my way with all the women to anyone who needs and wants itj I, Elton Cahow, will to all rookies the art of being in the band 7 years as a buck private. We, joyce Cail and Lucille Waldron, will to Betty Masters and Margaret Dyer, our ability to try to get on the Honor Roll without ever succeeding. I, Marion Cain, to Beulah Leverett, will my job popping corn at the Sunrise Theater. I, Barbara Carter, to Demaries Krause, will my innocent and unfathomable look, under which lies a world of knowledge. - 'Y gl 4! 'M wel- A ,Q as.-- , ,,,-. .--,- file.-lui-f I, Betty Cato to Helen'Bryant, will my ability to go with out-of-town boys, mainly Vero, and still stay on good terms with Ft. Pierce boys. l, Eleanor Childs to lean Baker, all my old school books providing she uses them to a better ad- vantage than l did. I, Billy Don Church to George Frink, my manly physique and quiet ways. I, Gerald Cothes to Arthur Pottorff, my great ability to play hot swing on the cornet, even though he will never achieve the height that I did. I, Fay Culpepper to Iona Roddenberry, my ability to keep my hair long, beautiful, and golden- brown. ' N I, Hazel Curl to Norma Logue, my Sociology book. May she do more with it than I did. I, Margie Davis, do will to Nancy Goldsmith, my ability to keep my Southern accent around all these Florida Yankees. I, Eddie Denison, to Howard Masters, will my most valued and treasured art ability. I, Bob Eldridge to Carl Sloan, my ability to be ineligible for sports during my Senior year. I, Kathleen Ezelle to ludy Sloan, my complete inability to ever catch on to a joke the first time that it's told. lYou'd be surprised how convenient it is at times.I I, AI Feinsod to lune Haggard, my typewriter. May she waste as much time on it as I have. I, Fern Freer, hereby will to Martha Ingram, all my old stub pencils. I, Allen Garrett to limmy Beck, all my old girl friends, 43 of them, and may he have as much fun as I have had. I, Wiley Gray, will my quiet ways with women to Bobby Adams on condition that he does so to Alan, as we have to keep it in the family. I, Betty Griffin to Eddie Williams, his request for my form on the tennis court. l, Charlie Griffis to Grove Sammons, my position in the Senior Class, if he gets that far. I, Catherine Haggard to Ruth Cross, the ability to get along with all of the teachers betteig than I did. I, lean Hahn, to anyone who wants it, my place at the front of the lunchroom line. I, Gladys Hartley to Golden Lewis, the ability to take history your Senior year. We, Gene Hayes and Roy Mock, leave to lack Strickland and Ray Borland, our handsomeness, our striking personalities, and our quiet and irresistible approach to women. I, Glenn Henderson, do will to Henry Gahn, my beautiful mustache. I, Sally Hodge, being of sound mind, do will to Bob Reeves, the street light in front of our houses. May it shine on his front porch and provide him with as many embarrasing moments as it has me. SC Ii Paul Holley, will to Harold Supank, my ability to get away with murder in Fort Pierce High hoo. I, Bi-ll Huie, will to Robert Earle Burney, my ability to get along with the teachers and make them think I'm working whether I am br not. ' l, Charles Lamar Hutchinson, to Leon Sheffield, do will my shy personality when l'm around girls. May he try to love all of the pretty ones as I do. I, Woodie Mae johnson, to Wanda Anderson, will my ability to always go to Physical Ed two periods every day, Q l, limmie loiner, leave to anyone who is crazy enough to accept it, my job of putting an annual together and may this person make less mistakes than I did. I, Nancy jones to lane Ann Sneed, my title of Best Dressed Girl. I, Daniel Kelly, will to Bill Lancaster my ability to drive in the rain without windshield wipers. , I, Rue Lane Kindred, will to Ruth Ann Harper my red and green plaid shirt and my red britches. I, leanette'Mathis, will to Betty lean Sample, my place on the Annual Staff.. , fllll R h' ,-1, , , .. : , .,L3..t,... 12+ M,-n. . -get-H-Q 'Q tink --A ,eil-2-A-' ' - -r I We, Loree Wilder and Virginia Wright, will our text books to Nadine Boales and Gwen King, pro- I Fl r YA' 'r fem- --- Y-Y-' W- v- +V ----V A A - M7 ar YA Y - YY I i I I, Moran McKenzie, will john Coker my position as bookroom keeper. I . I, Mary Ellen O'Quinn, have nothing to leave-But l'll leave it to Carolyn Vick and Edwina Hall, Everything else I have, I need I? l, joann Pagan, to Mitzi Tardy my everlasting courage to P-U-L-L through 4 years of high I school, also my title as Miss Fort Pierce High. I I, joyce Palmer, will to Betty Mock, my ability to get Mrs. Scharfschwerdt to think that I never I did anything wrong in her class-she always blamed my exploits on someone else!! - i j l, Donald Powell, to Betty Padrick, will my never-dying wit. i I l, Rabbit Prescott, will to Clyde Woolard, my ability to mess up the football plays after -running them over and over. I l, Madge Pyles, will to Dora jean Knowles, my ability to hold my temper even when I don't want to, I I, jo Ann Raulerson to Sophie Russos and Barbara Zuver, my quiet, subductive and reserved ways. l, Mary Orr Riddick, to joan Alper, will my love for Spanish. I, Dolly Rowe, to Richard Bass, do will my place as Second Soprano in the Cilee Club. I, jimmy Sallette, will my moth-eaten notebook and tooth-marked pencil to Martin McMullian. -' I, Carl Sapp, will my liking of football to Willis Brown. We, Elinor Phillips, Anna Scharfschwerdt, and jo Carrerra, to Allene Pearce, Margie Parks, and l Lucille Cainous, will our ability to have slumberless parties on Saturday nights. 1 I, Ellwood Smith to Louise Traynor, my ability to do everything and accomplish nothing. I I, Vivian Smith to Connie Smith, the honor of upholding the distinguished name of Smith. I I, jo Stowe to Bobby Stowe, my place as the Stowe girl in the Senior Class. I, Lowell Thomas, will to'john Saleeby my piano ability. I, jerry Taylor to Bessie Russakis, my love for big, brawny football players. I, Adrienne Thurmond to Mary Kathryn Priest, the ability to keep a straight face when the oc- I casion demands it. l, Gerard Van Eick to Ted Collnick, my dry sense of humor. I, Mary Claire Waters, to Mary Taylor, will my title as Cutest Girl. I, Margaret Westbrook to jackie Holland, my chair in Home Ec. ll, where she will be able to watch the boys at Physical Ed. l, Harriet Williams to Ella Thompson, do leave my undying love for Uncle Roy. . I, Vernon Williams to Patsy Pitts, my red hair. vided that they will make better use of them than we did. I, Bill Young to jim Mathis, my athletic ability. , I, Robert Prather, to Sylvia Scott, will my natural blonde hair, hoping she may never try another peroxide bottle. I, john Hughes, will to Edward Traynor, my toy gun. We, the Annual Staff of l948, leave to future staff members, all the hair we pulled out, all the nails we bit off, and all the sleep we lost. THE ANNUAL STAFF Harriet Williams Sally Hodge . N - i . . . LLL. - L s. . .. . .4 . . .V - Clan Prophecy Dear Diary: Ten long years will have passed before we get another glimpse of the Class of '48. As I, Sally Hodge, walk down busy Second Street headed toward the Ole Fort Pierce Hotel, l hear jerry Taylor yelling, Step right this way, and get your ticket to the latest Hollywood production, starring jo Ann Raulerson and Roy Mock in that latest musical comedy hit, 'Wits-appopin'.' Moseying on down by the News Tribune's new 25 story building, jeanne Arnold, editor of same, comes tearing out with stacks and stacks of old Green and White's. When she stops to catch her breath l ask her where she is going and, with that famous break in her voice, she answers, Haven't you heard? - That the Class of '48 is having their first class reunion at the 'Ole' Fort Pierce Hotel, now managed by Dick Lounsberry, who seems to have taken quite a liking to our fair city. jeanne asks if l'd like to ride on down with her and being a member of the class of '48 myself, l naturally accept her invitation. We drive up just as Donald Anderson, the doorman, helps Stanley and lo Bracken out of their ZZ cylinder Lincoln. lt's the first time in history that a married couple have been chosen as Mr. and Mrs. America and this honor has fallen to Stanley and jo. At the head of the receiving line is none other than Billy Don Church, now mayor of Fort Pierce, who points out among the guests many people familiar to me. Over in the center of the room, sur- rounded by people l haven't seen in years, I see the All-American Football Hero, Rabbit Prescott, who is busily signing autographs. To his left l notice Betty Griffin and Gene Hayes carrying on a hot conversation. Curious by human nature l wander over to see what is so interesting. Betty is leubbling over with the news that Caroline Briggs is on tour with a section of the Metropolitan Opera ompany. Our conversation is interrupted by Red Williams, Master of Ceremonies, who introduces Miss jean Hahn, world renowned radio singer. Miss Hahn sings the latest hit tune by the popular song writer, joe Baggett. We stroll into the-dining hall where the I947 junior-Senior Banquet was held just as Betty Briscoe, acting as hostess, announces that dinner is served. During the dinner we are entertained by the celebrities of the theatrical world. The first are Elton Cahow, Don Bryan and Edwin Brenner singing selections from a musical show hit by Mary Orr Riddick. The master of ceremonies, Vernon Williams, who has finally invented a bass horn that you can fold up and put in your pocket, announces that we will witness for the first time a new.dance, originated by Elinor and Allen, the couple who has danced around the world and back again. Those two slap- happy comedians, Charles Nero Griffis and Gerald Tex Cothes, then knock around a few cornies. Last, but not least jeanette Bates sings the words to Chop-Sticks while jeanette Mathis accompanies her on the piano. Looking around the tables I notice an outstanding thing, Shirley Breed has let her hair grow since '48 and is able to wear the latest thing-Hair Spun Dresses. Suddenly everyone is startled as Elwood Smith bursts out on the Cornet with a melody of familiar tunes including Pine Top Boogie and Mountain Dew. The Banquet being over, I decide to walk to the still standing Community Center. As I enter the building l see several of the prominent business people of the city. Among these are Dorothy Austin, owner of the Doll House, Sam Bennett, a criminal lawyer, whose partner is Eddie Denison, and leanne Cassens, Marjorie Davis, and Fay Culpepper, who own an exclusive dress shop. Since this is a special occasion Bob and Rue Lane have reopened The Alibi. They have just .. 551.4 QQ- ,....,- ...- W ,,,- L, 4, , ,S 47- - -We lags-ek --P --V -A - - invented a new soda, The Super-Duper-jet-Propelled-Atomic Soda. The first to try it out is Mary Claire Waters, who is just home from New York where she is a successful interior decorator. My attention is drawn to the door as a whole crowd of our former fellow classmates enter. The first person I see is the former joann Paganjnow Mrs, Bill Strickland, who is lending an ear to Mary Ellen O'Quinn's news about her farm in Georgia. Along with them comes Adrienne Thurmond, who is a famous missionary to China. Also in the crowd I see jo Carrera, who is making a success of her modeling career. Going on into the game room I see Herb Blum and Bob Eldridge, those world-famous ping-pong players, in the middle of a terrific game. Some of the miraculous things that have happened since we graduated are: AI Feinsod has finally made his trip around the world in a barrel, Lucille Waldron and Woodie Mae johnson are now Physical Ed. instructors at Fort Pierce High School, Bill Huie has flown over the United States twelve times in his own plane, jim Gordon is pitching for the Yankees, Kathleen Ezelle has finally found that Cer- tain someone g Paul Holley has just returned from a trip to the moon in a rocket, Wiley Gray has beef chosen America's Number One Pin-Up Boy, and that Harriet Williams is making a success of her writing. Spotting Marie Brunelle over in a corner I walk over to talk with her. She tells me that she has just written her own auto-biography and that it's a best seller. She also tells me that joyce Palmer is Superintendent of Nurses at the Fort Pierce Memorial Hospital, and Margaret Westbrook, Madge Pyles, and Catherine Haggard are also nurses at the same hospital. She says that Glenn Henderson is an All- American basketball player. Bidding Marie good-bye, I stroll over to where the orchestra is tuning up. For this special occasion, Lowell Thomas and his orchestra have consented to play. I walk over to tell him hello and he informs me that jimmie joiner now owns his own printing shop. He also says that Barbara Carter and Nancy jones are partners in a fashion designing business and that Willie jean Bevis is a private secretary to Moran McKenzie, who is now National Key Club Director. He relates that Dan Kelly is considered The Playboy of New York. Leaving Lowell, I stroll over to talk to Vivian Smith who is now a Power's Model. From her I learn that Euretha Black is' happily married and is the proud mother of twins. Vivian also says that Dewey Bourn now manages the Fort Pierce version of the Stork Club. I learn that Bobby Braswell has taken over the chain of Sunrise Grocery Stores and that Gladys Hartley manages Hartley's Restaurant, and also that Don PoweIl's presi- dent of the St. Lucie County Bank. My attention is attracted by another group coming in the door. Among these are joyce Cail, Fern Freer, and Hazel Curl, co-managers of the McCrory's Dime Store. Behind them comes Marion Cain, who is noted for the popcorn that she pops at the Sunrise Theater. Roger, now a famous radio announcer, comes in next. As Roger leaves, my attention is again drawn to the door. I see Betty Cato, who has just written a book on the principles of chemistry. Eleanor Childs comes in next. She now operates her own theater. jimmy Sallette, Lover Boy of I958, enters next. Then I see Dolly Rowe, who is mayor of White City. - ' Who could that be? Why it's john Hughes, principal of Fort Pierce High School. I stroll over to talk with him and learn that Anna now teaches Physical Ed at-guess where-Vero Beach High. He tells me that Carl Sapp has taken over Mrs. Cahow's position at our school. I learn that Gerard Van Eick and Donald Sykes run a used car business and that Loree Wilder and Crosby Anita Wright operate a florist shop. After talking with everyone about everyone I am convinced that the class of '48 is a huge success, as l knew it would be. U -L-.L gh -ALLLN A -LV-KW .,,...n f Jurnoas I n i 1 A 1 f XX NEW ff N xkk M Sf GJ 4 X 49 l AM.-- ,, ,.,..,.-,,!',,, ,,,-,,.g .,,, , , unioi' Cyan Ufficer-4' jack Strickland, Pres. Bill Schneider, Vice Pres Mitzi Tardy, Sec. Barbara Zuver, Treas. 5pon.4or.4 Mrs. Mary F. Kuhn Mrs. Fern Z. Wilson . s ..,A. .A,. 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Rock Eugenia Albritton Roy Albritton joseph Barnett Mary Nell Ballew Mary Batlas Marjorie joan Bell Frances Black Raymond Black Rosetta Black William Booth Hugh Cail jo Anne Canaday Bruce Center Kathryne Clark lon Ann Golwell Robert Crawford jacquelyn Davis loan Dobbs Violet Dobbs jewel Fowler Robert Fresh Marigold Goodlett Allen Gray Lloyd Green Robert Griffin Frank Guerriero Frances Haggard Nadine Hamilton Mavis Henderson joy Hodges Betty Ann Huie Lora Jeffers Geraldine lorgersen joycelyn Keen Cubert Kelley Raymond Kelly Fred Kendall Edith Kittles Geraldine Krueger Lena Laster Joyce Lee Alberta Linkinback Mae lean McCullough Winfield McFadden loyce Mclntosh William Mclntosh Kaye McKenna loan Mack Althea Meyer Barbara jo Meyers Kenneth Neill Murray North Ann Norvell lo Ann Osteen Eugenia Owens lean Park Paul Park Russell Pieper Clyde Platts Phyllis Platts Beverly Player Robert Prindle Helen Riese Carolyn Sapp Ernestine Shields Peggy Skaggs Ann Scruggs Dorothy Smith Libbie Lou Smith Marie Smith ,. ,.e......- Marvin Biles Thomas Borland Irene Dunn Mary Carlea Eden Herman Forbes Dilareth Clover William Hughart Marvin Melton R hAa.smf-- mv - KA-- NO PICTURES Doris O'Dell Thomas Osteen james Rentz Leroy Schermann Patricia Thompson Edna Mae Traynor Barbara Ann Walsh Mary Spikes Kenneth Spinks Courtney Stevens Alvin Stokes - Robert Sykes james Taylor I joe Teague George Terry Herschell Thompson Roger Villemure Irma lean Wall Merwyne Wall loan Webb Morton Welling Dorothy Westbrook Edwina Williams lean Wilson Marie Wright Donna Yonker Mary Ann Zipperer A A ' A ,ss aff li Q-4 5' ' ? iw Tiki N Mm M 1 f 51 + 3 . x ,- .KS S , A Q iw cywfly 4 Jw-2'Df wa! 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Cox' ' Renee Curtis S Florence Demaesschalk Bob Dietz jimmy Dyer Alena Edgemon Melba Eldridge Ed Enns Ralph Fendley Mary Flood Beverly Freer Sylvia Frink Betty Cainous john Ciarretson Maurice Goldsmith Pat Collnick Mary Haggard Nadine Hamilton Carl Hantmari Clenn Harned jo Harris Pat Harrison Richard Hartley Doyle Hazellief Mary Holmes Arthur Howell Mary Hughes Sue Humphrys Raymond Huss Robert Hutchinson Myrtle jaudon Voirene jaudon Durward jeffers Virgil jernigan Horace johnson Margaret joiner Phyllis jorden Billy jean Kemp Cierald Kendall Donald King Patricia Kirby Nelta Kittles Buddy Krause Shirley Krueger Barbara Lanier james Laster Nancy Leeper Isabelle Lewis Betty Lowe jackie McCauran Annie McMillan Sara Mather james Martin Charles Meritt Robert Morton Thomas Neff Richard Neill joyce North Nancy Norton jerry Null joan Ordway Kathryn Osteen Delores Owens Noray Perkins Margaret Petty Ann Eden Platt Lowell Polk jack Poppell Wyman Porter jimmy Pyles Leroy Ray Erwin Rasmussen Wayne Rhinesmith Dick Robinson Beuna Lee Rogers Phillip Rowe june Saine Ba rbara, Russell Don Secrest Raymond Selph Dorene Shurmann Laura Sheffield Ernestine Skaggs Betty jo Sloan jeane Sloan Donald Smith janie Smith Patty Lou Smith Claude Sparks Velorene Spencer Barbara Spinks Louise Spires james Stickland Betty Stickland Lewis Strickland Robert Strickland Frank Strunk Bob Strunk Fred Summerlin Ruthford Taylor janet Thomas Katherine Thompson Charles Thompson Patricia Thompson Sam Varn joan Vogt Suzanne Warne Kay Whidden jule Wilcox ' Betty Woodard johnnie Wilson Martha Wilson Eleanor Wrede Sigh th grade r Altman, Alvey, Anderson, Arnold, Bailey, Boker, Barker, Barnette, Bass, Bemenderfer, Bicksler, Blan- ton, Blount, Boud, Brungard, Bryant, Burney, Campbell, Childs, Christie, Church, Clements, Coats Coley, Collier, Cooke, Crooks, Curry, Curl, Davis, Davis, DeWitt, Dobbs, Dodd, Dominguez, Domin- guez, Drawdy, Dunn, Dye, Dyer, Edwards, Estes, Fawley, Floyd, Fowler, Freer, Friland, Gay, Glaver Godwin, Greene, Greene, Greene, Grerriero, Hale, l-lall, Harris, Hart, Hester, Holton, Howell, Hutch- inson, lngram, jaap, jackson, jenkins, johnson, jones, jorgensen, Kasnie, Keene, Kelley, Kendrick King, King, Kingsbury, Knight, Lencrett, Lloyd, Logue, Lord, Lush, McClure, McConnell, McCray, McDonald, McKenzie, McMullian, Martin, Melton, Merritt, Morris, Musson, Myers, Neighbors, Neill Neill, Norvell, Olson, Owens, Parker, Padrick jr., Pearce, Perkins, Platts, Poppell, Putnam Raulerson Reed, Rynski,'Sample, Soap, Scharfschwerdt, Shipman, Simonsen, Skaggs, Spencer, Spivey, Stalveyl Stephens, Stewart, Stokes, Summerlin, Svec, Svec, Svvezey, Tardy, Taylor, Tedder, Thomas, Thomas Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Vick, Wall, Wallace, Waldron, Whidden, Whiddon, Willes, Wilson Wise, Wood, Wrobleski, Yates. eden th ,grlule Abstein, Albritten, Alvery, Barnett, Barry, Berry, Bites, Black, Black, Blanchard, Blanton, Bloodworth Blount, Bourn, Bowen, Bouman, Brantley, Brotsch, Brown, Brubach, Bruggeman, Burdeshaw, Burde- shaw, Burney, Burry, Campbell, Carlten, Carter, Cassens, Christopher, Childress, Clark, Clodfelter Cobb, Colean,.ColIins, Conner, Conrad, Corbett, Crimmins, Cross, Curry, Davis, Davis, Davis, Douglas Drawdy, Drawdy, Dudley, Dunn, Durham, Duvall, Emersen, Fendley, Fletcher, Flavin, Ford, Fosdick Freeman, Goodwin, Criner, Criner jr., Hamilton, Hamilton, Hardee, Harrison, Hawley, Hazelliet Hazelliet, Hazelliet, Hazelliet, Henderson, Hobbs, Hodges, Hubbard, Hughes, Hutchinson, Hutson Hutson, lngram, jenkins, jenkins, jernigan, jones, jones, jones, jorgenson, King, King, Kite, Krause Kreuger, Kuhn, Law, Leveret, Lilly, Lindsey, Limberis, Lisk, Laudermilk, Lockhart, McCormick McCormick, McCullers, McDuftie, McLenden, McPherson, Mack, Mann, Mathews, Mims, Minthorn Moehle, Moore, Moore, Morris, Meyers, Newkirk, Null, Nunn, Nunn, Outlaw, Owens Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Pitzen, Prescott, Priest, Ragan, Rappold, Rappold, Raulerson, Rawl son, Reeves, Richards, Ridgeway, Roberts, Russakis, Rynski, Sallette, Salter, Sapp, Sapp, Sasser, Scott Sexauer, Sexauer, Silver, Slaughter, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Spencer, Spinks, Spires, Starcher Stokes, Strickland, Summerlin, Sykes, Teague, Teague, Thomas, Tisen, Traynor, Truman, Tuttle Walker, Ward, Webb, Wheeler, Whiddon, Whisenant, Whitice, Williams, Williams, Wilson, Wilson Witt, Woods, Wooley, Zuver. 1 T51 5: ,-hun., S m, , 5, .:'f at ,, sf' ,,,,. if new I -4 u 1 SQ. rf ,w 'P .xr - 11- , yn 5, r P., -mil 325 QSM. ,. ,.g...,, FEATURES f N N ' n .MTM 1 Q- Q WkffQd71r44An feat .Dressed girl and Boy jimmy Cordon Nancy jones Wiley Cray Culeat girl and fog Mary CIair'e Waters Most Athletic Anna Scharfschwerdt R XX . X 1 girl and fqy I 1 Q Charles Hutchinson .Moat Stuzfioud gil-f anal Bog Vernon Williams Barbara Zuver - - r -. Tiiib .M Y ACTIVITIES KN V L ATHLETIC B9 Nggmfaasn IP s E 7' XXPSA cw x + M QDZECLUB CX QQ , UU C00 xl' 0 V.. DE xx Q A. 00 D fr YN Qb SO? SUL 457-7.5 C7 CQ ffgf' effgx RMFN M OUNS fx ffl, N O o ,Z '75 02 Q 0' J 7 0 V Qeciialy QQIQQ 4 fi? 'Q Nfmofvaf HONOR Somew jwuo of' V lv x X y- f ROTARIANS Bam! Director--james B. O'Neal Drum Major-Lewis lacobs Majorettes-Joyce lvlclntosh Binney Putnam Dear Diary: The Ft. Pierce High School band traveled to Miami April 24, 25, and 26, I947, to the State Band Contest and was one of the seven out of the entire thirty-four entered who placed first division. We were all terribly proud of them but, of course, we knew that with Major it Captain .......... ....... I oe Baggett First Lieutenant ..... Gerald Cothes Second Lieutenant ...... Elton Cahow Librarian ........ . . .Stanley Wrobleski Secretary .. . ....... Betty Cato who has been with the Ft. Pierce High School Music Department for the past ten years, as their director they couldn't miss. ' This year the band, as always, has done a wonderful job playing at the football games here and out of town and is always ready to play in assembly or on the Know Your School radio programs. l 1 glee Club Director .,,....... Miss Barbara Hunter Accompanist ...... leanette Mathis Dear Diary: Remember the swell Cilee Club we had in ffl8 ? lt was Miss l-lunter's first year as our vocal director and she really did splendid work with both the mixed chorus and Girls' C-lee Club. One of the main features of the Clee Club was its Sunday Concerts over W.l,R.A. The Clee Club also sang in school programs and for various civic organizations whenever needed. President ...,....... Mary Ellen O'Qiiinn Vice President ..,.. ........ D Olly Rowe Secretary ....... .... l oann Pagan Treasurer ..,, ....... B etty Griffin Librarians .... .... lv lane Brunelle Bettie Hutchinson T I E E ii A 2 3x I A or ie P' PlAYElii, il' Q F 'of' ' . K or THE 1 V l 5 my WEEK Q A6lES WIN EA6lES TIE 6-6 WIIH frgladiffone A . 304' OVER MELBOURNE' SOUTH BROWAllll Geac l The Eoplosjgneyed to Mele Eagles and Sole' 1 hourne Friday night to play the fight to 8 6-6 fl' Melbourne Bulldogs on their home , F011 Pi ' z lfield. The Eagles went without- a. 13342 OOV Q , iftgle- day 'of scrimmage durinp' U 509 Z he week leading up to the sr' YXXGXX x 'Lack of scrimmage 'was -' 4 .fl K ly to charley hors' 1 OCS K m received in +' Oog-3 C' Q XX A game. X, Q V 5p,XS'Y . oi ,Sires Q09 Ei ,A Q99 ffm Xgioflilioll- aorta' l 9 I neioavfg-:'lx0o:xx 'ng Vecowie ale' 4 'L a YN -we X9 tivo wow 'E fd-fi' W9 W' 9 , ro- a ..oQ?e...nD .,..y:.r:,:.,o 2. ,nite if' ,,,,. ei H 1- XNWL P 0 dark 40 0 X ,ifigiirio ,row na apt or Ti . ing taken p, B B , er ter her mus, A-ness., olgan, and f. 41 Qing 91. band. Qwow, z 50.0 xg gtg, if 'She was born 3.07 Q90 '01 V' Sept. 12, 1930 .one ei oi crioiefl. Elsie! kind of pie ana ,wage ,safe vetzi 5 5 wi -music, and basket lip,-jx?-ll5e9k.?50 ythw 'ivevg ' ite pastime is pr A955 .qevl 19651 ot Q16 9 and just talking. H Sgefpne P' geilloxwwql tion is to graduats we-9 we E ytf from college and ther. ,NXW 5 we .xotfg ' finite. She .plans after eXB l'e.oo,15' gr, Otugxneg ates, to study music al goellpzagiihsdxg ks- bf itend Qwith intentions oi Pdgxilje Qiwgf 'ingj Wesleyan Conserv. 'oil ,Macon, Ga. She is a meilllagyrbwul. awww . ' V2 eev- gr v' A- . . , ,. ,, 1 .i.ni- THE GREEN AND WHITE neg.. vf'se'2Qol'5fr .Qf:e:,':1 'vgfiirgxgl U' A 0 . , ' . 6 1 , 3-9r'? j :l SAINT LUCIE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 2,o'oKi9,nXj:a, Ni'f5'., 6 ':.,4,r6ge B310 '3,,o1'l'f l Published by the Students of St. Lucie County High School, 5050 q4'0?Y6 sgfgtw Vita W3 Sf' xref Q . ' Qgfjggf Fort Pierce, Florida Delaware Avenue-Phone 499 l 91:5 'iiwggkilsgwokwg 'lion SBQNBXS 9 e I ew! Q01 t rw we is ,ffl- Editor-in-Chief - - - Jeanne Arnold 5' Bbymfi- 21, Vet 9o::15'4'0'1,,ei9be ,ce Ofgmaw Assistant Editors - - Sally Hodge, Jane Ann Sneed W QAW 56453. 95 5 excl? 01, '10, Ygoffldwgl Managing Editor ----- Elinor Phillips YJ ,1xQAg2'9eg,,WE 0 evlzr get ,navy A Assistant Managing Editor ---- .loan Alper. SX. ghifeng E ax 10 gems 09 go DW iBusiness and Advertising Manager - Mary Ellen O'QuinnrpJ W wee. -no Eeoigxe Qxofx on xbzdfel Assistant Business and Advertising Manager - - Betty Griffin get 4199911 , 99' 906' Yoga , 'W' c' ,Sports Editor ----- - Billy Young 399' ,Yet-,'tQE'yjx'1e' Q65 on X I 5Assistant Sports Editor - - - Barbara Zuver worn Wconxjxi' e Junli Special Feature Editor Nancy Goldsmith Zqqe, 'O K Hale H1 Feature Editor - ---- Marie Brunellese wi'CUStl-lmef Exchange Editor- . - - . . Marjorie Davis ' fmww Zsitests the .Reporters-Catherine Clark, Jo Ann Canaday, Joan Webb, Barbara P50912 S 505 not l'l8m3l C' ' Jo Baker, llobclt Morton, Sue Humphrys, Connie Smith, Harriet is oh mo 905, Giga? 09501 Yyaffon and Bo' i EVllll3lllS, Richard' Buss, Frances Newell, John Coker. B QA Wvod 1. ,grae W5 'QQ Y5t5'9gNV0stume9v J? Julliol' High Reporters-Binney Putnam, Diane Dye, Dorothy McCary, Slfit, Sc' ox 1959. Xegkeaeye '95, Qhorbesi Prettl' l Norlna Ford, Chester Kite, Helen Richards. X195 gelflo, Yfgevi. ee fra- te-Sifmw Wugd gk iosturges' 'Advisers - - Mrs. Harry Sample, Harold F. Pricster YW ,,,e,ie'to,sl ss, 'Vine E dnefz sqm t 0 erlf um , Typist Mg A A -V H g- -A M 1- g Second gYeargTyping Class ef ixcfiltewivewf txsxxofw won est 'WlhH Student Counaf Dear Diary: The purpose of this council is to promote unity and co operation of the pupils and faculty and to provide a means for adequate government and management in all extra-curricular activities. With representatives elected from each class the Student Council has 3 Seniors 2 juniors, 2 Sophomores, 2 Freshmen, and l member each from the Seventh and Eighth grades. Representatives ares Vernon Williams Elton Cahow ..... Billy Don Church . .. Barbara Zuver .... Bob Reeves .... jean Park ....... Robert Sykes .... Sue Humphrys ...... Norman Platts ........ Bobby Scharfschwerdt . . . Billy j. Sasser ......... Officerszl Vernon Williams .... Billy Don Church .... Barbara Zuver ...... Elton Cahow ..... .....Senior .....Senior .....Senior .....lunior .......junior . . . .Sophomore . . . .Sophomore . . . .Freshman . . . .Freshman ......Eighth . . . . .Seventh . . . . . . . .President Vice President ..... ...Secretary . . . . . .Treasurer .wif .,.:5,4 . ational .Honor Society President ........ ,,,, 1 eanne Arnold Vice President .... .... Do lly Rowe Secretary ...... ...... E llFlOF Phillips Treasurer .... ............ H erb Blum Sponsor .... .... lvl rs. Scharfschwerdt Dear Diary: lt is a great honor to be chosen by the faculty as a member of the National Honor Society, for the four qualifications required are: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. With lvlrs. Scharfschwerdt, the sponsor, the organization is studying the history and Constitution of the Society and planning worth while activities for the second semester. A formal initiation is held in the spring of every year in the Audil torium. The Society was started in l946 with eight charter members and has steadily grown ever since. igma .fambcfa Dear Diary: President ........ ...... Do Ily Rowe Vice President .... ,... B etty Griffin Secretary ..,... .... C onnie Smith Treasurer .... ......... M argie Davis Sponsors ..... Miss Barbara Hunter Miss 10 Shuford The name Sigma Lambda Chi is composed of Greek Letters, which are the initial letters ofthe three ideals upheld by the society, Scholarship, Leadership, and Character. The girls from the Sophomore, junior, and Senior classes who possess these qualities form the membership of this club. The Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors this Girls' Honor Society and lends its assistance in helping them to promote school improvement. my President ............................. Elton Cahow Vice President .... ..,. lvl oran McKenzie Secretary .... ....... l ohn Coker Treasurer .... ..... H arold Supank l Dear Diary: The Key Club of Fort Pierce High School was organized March 28, l945, It is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and is for boys elected from the tenth through the twelfth grades who have an average of C or above. The main objects of our most active organization is to develop initiative and leadership and to serve the school and community. Some of the Key Club's projects that have been carried out and have proven helpful to the student body and faculty are: the building of the basketball and tennis courtsg the remodeling of the High School Officeg and landscaping of the East Court. uill and .Scroll President ............................ leanne Arnold Vice President . .. ...... Elinor Phillips ?eCl'9lf3VY .... ,. ....... Marie Brunelle Sreasurer .... ............ S ally Hodge DOnSor .... ..... M rs. Harry H. Sample Dear Diary: The International Honorary Society for High School journalists bestows rnember- ship on high school juniors who have been on the staff one year, and who have written one article that is passed by the National Council ot the Quill and Scroll. The mem- bers are: jeanne Arnold, Elinor Phillips, Marie Brunelle, Sally Hodge, Nancy Cold- smith, lane Ann Sneed, Margie Davis, and Mary Ellen O'Quinn. .National allhlelic eilzolaralzip Society Members Billy Young lack Strickland C-ene Hayes jimmy Mathis jimmy Sallette Sponsor Coach Larry Slay Dear Diary: The purpose of this organization is to promote better grades among the Lettermen of our school. To be a member you must have earned a letter and have grades equal to the average of the school. Also the Letterman must prove that he is a good citizen. The Fort Pierce Chapter is sponsored by the laycees. 7 i l V -4-'Q' A - - g. A-' 1 rf,-t,,, V i etterwomen 'J Club Dear Diary: President ...... .... A nna Schartschwerdt Vice President . . . ....... Allene Pearce Secretary ...... ..... E linor Phillips Treasurer .. . .... Barbara Zuver The girls who make letters in sports are members of the Letterwomen's Club, started three years ago when girls' basketball was again begun in Fort Pierce High. Through this organization, girls become more interested in sports and good sports- manship. .fetterman ,J Club President ............,.................. Roy Mock Vice President .... ..... l ames Leeper Secretary ....... ..... l im Cordon Treasurer ..... .... l ack Strickland Dear Diary: The Lettermerfs Club is an old and honored organization of Fort Pierce High School. The only qualification is to earn a letter in a sport. The Club promotes better sportsmanship and an interest in sports for boys. - 1- . Y 1, il guiure omema era of ,Jmerica President ....4.................... Ruth Ann Harper Vice President . . . .... Margaret Westbrook Secretary ............. ...... E dwina Williams Treasurer .............. ........ l ackie Davis Corresponding Secretary .... .... lvl arigold Coodlett News Reporter ...i...... ...,.. K atherine Clark Historian ......... ............. L ibbie Smith Parliamentarian .... ..... W oodie Mae johnson Dear Diary! This organization was started only last year to promote better knowledge of home life and prepare its members to be better homemakers. The Club sends representa- tives to an F. H. A. camp each summer. uture C drmeri of dfmerica r President ....... ........ l im Cordon Vice -President ..... Stanley Bracken Secretary ...... ....... C arl Sloan Treasurer .... .... H erman Forbes Reporter .... .... ' 'Bebo Arnold Dear Diary: , Each boy who takes agriculture is a member of the F. F. A. and has a project he works on for the whole year. The Club sends representatives to agriculture and live stock shows all over the nation, lim Cordon, president, attended the National Convention in Kansas City at the first of the school year. ' ., ,c,,.s.....4.,..,a - -,,..--s.A .. - .,..-.1,.....-AC,..,, A-QA. - -- MA- .AA. -ws -Y-11---' Af' . ,- -I -- 142 ,+V 1947 funior Play j Dear Diary: Every year each junior Class tries to shine above all the classes of previous years in the presentation of their annual play. For that reason members of the cast and staff practiced long and hard to make Ever Since Eve a wonderful success Mrs. Shelley Evans and Miss l-lazel-Cireen directed the play and cast Mrs. Clover ..., Mr. Clover .... ...................joAnn Raulerson .........HerbBlum john Clover .... ......... E lton Cahow Spud Erwin .... Susan Blake Betsy Erwin Martha Willard Officer Simmons Henry Quinn ..... Lucybelle Lee . . Preston Hughes Football Players Announcer . . . . . . . . . . .Vernon Williams Anna Scha rfschwerdt .... . . . . . .Kathleen Ezelle . . . . .Caroline Briggs ........Billy Young . . . . .Fritz C-arretson . . . .Marjorie Davis .......jimmy Sallette . . .. .Rue Lane Kindred Don Butcher Paul Holley jimmy Cordon . . . . . . .Betty Griffin WBS 1947 funior- eaiior Laznquelf and from Dear Diary: We can never forget the marvelous time we had at the New Fort Pierce Hotel on May l6, l947, when the traditional junior-Senior Banquet and Prom were held. A magnolia centerpiece with moss, tern, iris and jasmine was the decoration on each table. Placed in the flowers and moss were candles in crystal holders. At each place as favors were tiny bales of cotton and nut cups made in the design of southern belies. Highlighting the typical southern menu were fried chicken and peach pie ala mode served by twenty black-face sophomores. The program, furthering the Old South theme consisted of two solos, a reading, and a black-face tap numbert At nine o'clock the Prom began with music furnished by George Saleeby's Star Dustersf' The orchestra was enclosed in a picket fence, Ropes of moss and flowers were strung around the room and punch was served from a well surrounded by flowers and moss. Our highly successful Banquet and Prom closed at one o'clock. order of .be Maia, Master Councilor Senior Councilor junior Councilor OFFICERS Scribe .......... Bobby Adams joe Baggett Richard Bass jimmy Beck Herbert Blum William Booth Stanley Bracken Don Bryan Robert Braswell Edwin Brenner john Coker Leland Curry Ed Denison George Frink Allen Garrett MEMBERS Vernon Williams ...jimmie joiner . .. .. . .joe Baggett .Robert Braswell Charles Criffis Paul Holley Bill Huie Lewis jacobs jimrnie joiner Daniel Kelly Doyle Gwens Foster Parsons Bob Prather Arthur Pottorff jimmy Sallette Ed Williams Vernon Williams Bill Young SPORTS XX float. mm , f , f f ff ,f ff XL 515341 A,O.v,Q Q gx I 1. , s Q 000.005, X4 48' 5609 vvd .V 0059500000 f,'.gs,.9y,vg4lf f 4 AS 4 Q s 0859 aff 6 0's'o'o'o5'o9' -5,gbt.C,gQ,O Z , ,,.1SsJ9tO',! X 'f tl J 4 f 3 Mr. j. Larry Slay Head Coach Mr. Frank T. Osteen Mr. Iesse Mullins Mr. john A. Witkoski Ass't Coach Ass't Coach Ass't Coach With sincere appreciation we express our gratitude to Dr. Steve Johnston for his ever present service and co-operation. , - ,YC W ,-,..C, Y,.,.,, .- Okeechobee Lake Worth West Palm Beach Stuart ........ Belle Glade .... Fort Lauderdale Pahokee ...... South Broward . Melbourne .... Vero Beach .... .- Q. .- .goolbafl Scllezfule of I947 F. P. Visitors 36 0 6 6 . . . 7 I8 I 8 I4 Q O I2 . . 6 O I8 0 6 6 32 6 7 I3 DONALD BRYAN Don is a valuable mem- ber of ye mighty team, having played left tackle for three years and enjoyed the letter- man for two of the three. ALLEN GARRETI' Bollweevil We can't forget what a good player he was. For three years he played quarterback for the Fightin' Eagles and was a member of the Lettermen's Club for one year. CHARLES HUTCHINSON Hutch He's the darlingg he's the dreamg he's the captain of our team!! Hutch has played right end for the Fightin' Eagles for three years-and has been a letterman for two years. FRED KENDALL ' Here's Fred, our heavy right halfback. Gold- brick has played foot- ball for two years and has been a letterman for one year. Big things are expected of him in his next two years of playing. HOWARD MASTERS Howard is another member of our won- derful team! He has played two years as left tackle and succeeded in being a letterman both years. Hagel: BILLY DON CHURCH Billy D. plays left tackle and does a swell job of it. He's played this position for three years and has been a letterman for one year. GENE HAYES Gene has been playing mighty good football since his sophomore year. He is our All Gulfstream Conference right tackle-and what's more he has been a letterman for three whole years. jlMMY jONES Wahoo jimmy has what it takes to be a good player and that's just what he's been for two years. As a right guard he's tops. The Lettermen's Club had him a member for two years. jAlv1ES LEEPER Boody has been play- ing on our team for three years as left end. He's been in the Let- termen's Club for two years. This year he was co-captain of the Fightin' Eagles and did a swell job. jllv1MY MATHIS jimmy has played quar- back for the past two years and has been a letterman both years. Since he is a junior, we will be expecting big things of him next year. KENNETH NEIL Stringbean a tall, lanky guy who plays right tackle, a position which he has held for two years, has been a letterman for one year and has done quite a good job on the play- ing field this year. OLADSTONE PRESCOTT Rabbit He is the guy every- one watches in amaze- ment as he tears down the field to the goal. He's played two years as left half, the first of which was in Roan- oke, Ala. The second year was in Ft. Pierce where he became a let- terman. CARL SLOAN llHoOtl1 For only one year's playing, Hoot made' a good showing as right guard. Letterman one year, too! JAMES TAYLoR Blinkey Since Blinkey has been in high school, he' has been playing foot- ball and mighty fine football! He has been a letterman two years. We're looking forward to two more beeg years in football for Blinkey. Hager: if MURRAY NORTH Frosty Although Murray has only played football for three years, he is noted as a super center! Why, he got honorable mention for the Gulf- stream Conference this year!! Murray.was also a letterman for one year. IAMES SALLETTE Here's jimmy, better known as lover. He's been playing with the Eagles three years as a mighty left guard, he's also a Letterman one year. IACK STRICKLAND Strick For three years lack has been right in there pitching for Ft. Pierce Hi as fullback and has been a letterman for three years. He has only one year to go. Gee, what a man! BILL YOUNG Snakehips Three years Billy played with the Fightin' Eagles. Run? Like a streak of greased light- ning you could see this little halfback dashing down the field to make a touchdown! He was a letterman two years. 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I9-21 24 ..... 28 ..... ....Me!bourne ....Eau Callie ....West Palm Beach ....Cocoa ....Vero Beach ....Pahokee ....Eau Callie ....South Broward ....STuart......... ....Belle Glade ....MeIbourne ....Pahokee ....Vero Beach ....Boynton ....Boynfon..... . . . .Tournament ....Stuart ....BeIIe Glade There There There There . Here . Here . Here . Here There There . Here There There There . Here .Here .Here Bob Adams Glen Henderson Martin McMullian Gladstone Prescott jimmy Mathis Player: No Pictures Bill Church Dick qLounsberry Murray North Ed Williams Kenneth Neil Qiria , dgagzefbrzll Dec Dec jan. lan. jan. jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb I6 l 9 l O 20 27 30 3 ..... ..... I3 l8 24 28 Wanda Anderson Melbourne . Eau Callie . Cocoa ..... Eau Callie ... Stuart ..... Belle Glade Melbourne ..... Boynton ..... Boynton . . . Stuart ...... Belle C-lade PLAYERS ............................There .....There .....There ......Here .....There .....There ....Here ......Here .....There ....Here ....Here Catherine Haggard Woodie Mae johnson Demaries Ann Krause Allene Pearce Mary Orr Riddick Sara Voorhees joy Keen Ann Norvell Elinor Phillips Anna Scharfschwerdt Barbara Zuver - - ---V --vvvv - - - Allen Garrett Charles Hutchinson lack Strickland r ' Jsizaeball l Dear Diary: Gene Hayes Rue Lane Kindred Bill Young These are six of our baseball players who have starred for two years. No wonder we have such a wonderful baseball team. Clleefleallefi Mary Taylor joann Pagan Elinor Phillips Marie Brunelle Donna Bowman Ruth Ann Harper jimmy Beck Q Allene Pearce Anna Scharfschwerdt Mary Claire Waters jean Park Kay McKenna Glen Harned Bobby Adams MAscoT Billy wines , . In. - OUR Lfbn BACKER3 va I Lua. -A-.rt-A-.704-'AJ-A MAY OUR CLASSMATES HAVE A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURE Bob Prather and Rue Lane Kindred THE ALIBI A BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS May Your Future Be As Smooth As a Ride in the New DODGE. 0'QUlNN MOTOR CSO. 301-5 N. 4th Street DODGE 4 PLYMOUTH DODGE jOB-RATED TRUCKS 000 AA:-0004-'94--.rc'A ::::.rt::.ro'ooo-oooqo fh, ' , I 7 , R 5 . COMPLIMENTS C.1f VOGT'S FORT PIERCE ELECTRIC SHOP A garage man answered the distress call of Jeanne Arnold whose cor had stalled. He made an examination and informed her it was out of gas. Will it hurt the car, she asked, if I drive it home with the gas tank empty? ------------- ----,4 -----------q'--- - Jafar ....v.. Jc:::::::: GOOD LUCK from 'ri-is BOX ,QQ Q I -f V ,........ . .......... l32 N. Second Street CREDIT IEWELERS -11 r 1, 1, 1, 1, '1 l l 11 1,11 lE:E, BEST WISHES l 1l ll ll 1 Ig SERVICE 1 5 P l '1 ll 1:11 PRINTING COMPANY '1 41 Vernon Red Williams was complaining Il to Moran McKenzie about the farewell ban- ji quet he had attended. 1, And then they never asked me to make ll a speech. l wouldn't have minded so muchg 1: only I spent three hours in the make-up de- :1 41 ' partment while they put a lump in my fl? throat. '1 1 ..... ii 41 fl il Joann Pagan: Jimmie Joiner has an um- 3,1 brella that has been in his possession for 1: twenty years. 11 il Betty Griffin: That's long enough. He 1: 1: ought to return it. 1, ll 1111- ,Qc .... ---.1nt-- ll 1 1, Auto Glass - Mirrors 1 - Window Glass - Resilvering ., Best Wlshes To 52-1' THE SENIORS Compliments of l - FORT PIERCE Ig gg SUNRISE l GLASS 8. MIRROR co. ii wi-IIZATERIA 1, 1, 203 S. Indian River Drive if 1: ll3-ll5S. 2nd Street Phone sei E Phone 1 l7l Nancy Jones and Jeanne Cassens went bowling in Vero. Be careful not to knock them down with the first ball, said Jeanne, because . I then you get cheated out of the second 'leanglle ,Mf'll '5 Plt'-'Yed U ballad in A- ,hrownn flat mayor in the auditorium. She was re- --- ported by the Green and White to have sung a ballad called A Fat Maier. Stanley Bracken: Say you love me . . . say it. Jo Stowe: You love me. :::J-t:::::: :::J4-::::.ro0o1t:JOJ :J-c::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 'J-oc--- ---.ro-ou AAA' J-4-- .r-t-'- - .vvv -vv .... - --v v-- y coop Luck, sENioR5 O 0 ff ' l l 0 I , -9 ONE WF FLC'lllliAf BFTTETD STOQFC. Mr. Griffin entered the living room, l'll teach you to make love to my daughter! I wish you would, replied Gene Hayes, l'm not making very much progress. Jeanette Bates: What do you do fo keep soft, heautiful hands? Shirley Breed: Nothing, and do it all day long. They say some women are self-conscious about driving, but most- men are un- conscious while driving. T GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF '48 TuT1'LE's CAMERA sHoP l06 S. 2nd Street -::::::::::::::: ::::J-cog 511, uI,,,IIuulqIu1 6 Compliments ' -'J of ' X f PACE'S QUALITY BAKERY 605 Orange Ave. -----o-4'--v- v-- :oo'c:::: :::::--:::: .-.v :::::.roQ COIVIPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of Of INDIAN RIVER REFRIGERATION SUNRISE 2 TERMINAL co. ENGINEERING CO. L 'I Shirley Breed: l'm 'so discouraged. Every- I, ,, Thing I do seems to be wrong. .ihgrles Griffis: What are you doing Io- 1, II, Dig . I, 4 ..... LAND SURVEYINO I, Mrs. Brenner: What's the reason for , coming home of this hour? 209 Sunrise Theatre Bldg. if Edwin: HBreokfCfiQ--, II I lflJ Elfffflllll2222222lllllllllllllffffi - MATHER of FORT PIERCE II GOOD LUCK, SENIORS 11 s a. s DEPARTMENT srons if FURNITURE 9K4-::-7-4-:ooc:::.r'0'o-c::::::: J :::: P-c:::: :: sNGLAk's EE EN . ff . W -.. Q ' I f f :I Ex I I I E f , la - 'I REAL ESTATE o ENGINEERING ,I Ave. A Phone 173 Eg WHlTE'S TACKLE SHOP I 1+ Y f. gl.-T Umm Q ff A 'coNoRATuEATloNs, SENIORS U9 I -Xflp' XJLJ --asf . CHEROKEE PRODUCTS COMPANY CANNERS OF OSACE CITRUS IUICE .rt AAA- - ---- ooooc ------- ------ A -t-AI -S ,-,-vv, ,v ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, fvvv,-----,-,-,,,-,v--------- :::::::p A I, ' 1, 'b U t I - . 'I 'v For this new era you are beglnnung we wish 11 Furniture Upholstering :' 3: you success and happiness Fenders Repaired Cars Repainted the Seat Covers E E N GuLLEY's aomr sl-lor M 219 South Second Street 'I Wu M I PEOAEIOA4 rouN'rAlN s.Gnn.l. 5: ---vvJ c-J'-o'c--J-0-'c---v ..,, ,.v-::r0-cool COMPLIMENTS and BEST WIS'HES from SUNRISE MOTOR COMPANY YOUR FGRD DEALER J' 1 ' , .Ig l Jimmy Loverboy Sallette says, When the doll-like type of girl says she makesdp .her living using her head it's a cinch she's a millinery model. - Gladstone Prescott: Poem . . . Slippery ice, very thin, pretty girl tumbled in. Saw a boy upon the bank - gave a shriek, and then she sank. Boy on bank heard her shout, jumped right in - helped her out. Now he's hers - very nice, but she had to break the ice. i Eeenie, meenie, minie moe Caught my baby out with Joe. Joe is bigger: so I figger She ain't my baby any mo! Marion Cain: What was your mother's name before she married? Willie Jean Bevis: l think it was Biltmore, that's the name on all our towels. Mary Ellen O'Quinn: Did your ad bring any results? Advertiser: l'll say it did. I advertised for a nightwatchman, and last night my place was robbed! I S it ' ' M ' ' Y hi- COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES from IDEAL SERVICE STATION Dorothy Austin: What do you do for exercise? Vivian Smith: l go to a mystery and let my flesh creep. Two boys studying for on exam: Dewey Bourn: Where is the capital of the United States? Glenn Henderson: ln loans all over the world. -Jeoot.Jt vv..... -v ..... v --.fv :::::::.r:.r04-:::J'-1-:::::::.r4:::::J-4'::::, :::J'4-:.r-4-:.vqfo1:- COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FROM SUNRISE TRACTOR COMPANY YOUR FORD TRACTOR DEALER Joe Baggett: T all girls are nice, but the short ones look up to you. Billy Young: Hurrohl Five dollars for my 'latest story. Sally Hodge: Congratulations, Billy. From whom did you get the money? Billy: From the express company. They lost it. -.p.-,--1 I -'A-J-oc AAAAA :roof --'-'- :coz CQMPLIMENTS or BROWARD POPPELL AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE l42 Arcade Building Phone 829 Sunday School Teacher: Now why was it that Mary and Joseph took Jesus with them to Jerusalem? Herb Blum: I guess they didn't have a sitter. l Dolly Rowe Icalling on phonel: Are your grandfather and aunt at home? .lo Ann Raulersonz They was, but they isn't now. Dolly: They was, but they isn't - where's your grammar? Jo Ann: She's went out, too. Best Wishes to Class ot l94B WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN REALTOR Fort' Pierce Hotel LAURA HANCOCK G BILL FLYNN Associates ' Compliments S I ot JAMES TYPEWRITER 81 SUPPLY COMPANY SALES - SERVICE - SUPPLIES IO3 Atlantic Ave. Phone lOO9 Fort Pierce, Florida Bobby Braswell: Can you operate a type- writer? Adrienne Thurmond: Yes, sir, I use the Biblical system. Bobby: I never heard of it. Adrienne: Seek and ye shall find. I It I Oreo-4-:.r-c::.v-4-:::: :::.rc:::: A::::JQ ?::: ::::::: : COlVlPl.llv1ENTS of 0... 174. uv '7 FROZEN FOODS CENTER n Madge Pyles: I saw your girl friend up town today with a black patch over her eye. What happened? Joyce Cail: Nothing, that's her new fall ' BEST WISHES MATHER DRESS SHOP Anna Scharfschwerdt talking to a friend I don't mind going out with the strong silent man if he has plenty of money to do the talking for him. hot. CONGRATULATIONS f ToThe Seniors OUR FUTURE CITIZENS PADRICK'S -CHEVROLET COMPANY T ' Y 3 T ,1- ' I E .i-ii, T A i l f ' A i ' 'E'-1 f 3 CHEVROLET BENDIX , .1vt'.v-o-c'--- --A-- ----A AA lg --- ----4.- A T P E N N E Y ' S You cAN .EXPECT A LOT EOR YOUR MONEY Values, like actions, speak louder than words . . . It isn't what we say that earns us your good-will, BUT WHAT WE DO We Bank on Your Good judgment! . v---Jt-,v---J-c---- -----.ro-t Jc:::: A '::::::::::::::: -: :::':::- FORTPIERCE NEWS-TRIBUNE YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY Published Daily In the Heart of the Famous Indian River Section ALL THE LOCAL NEWS, Member Associated Press Associated Press Feature Service + -,,-,,?r..,.. -WA LIVE WELL THIS DAY for within it are contained all the heights and all the depths of your existence, for yesterday is but a dream and to- morrow a vision, but every today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of joy, so live it well, lt is our hope that your vision of the future will be brightened by the halo of your happiness on this-your graduation day SACKS OF HOLLYWOOD THE HOUSE OF FAMOUS BRAND SHOES lO9 S Second Street l COMPLI MENTS of JOSEPH W. YATES Miss Shuford: lf you shaved this morning l'm crazy as a loon! Billy Don Church: l shaved. Bob Prather: This is on ideal spot for a picnic. Rue Lane Kindred: lt must be. Fifty million insects can't be wrong. Elinor Phillips: You clon't seem to realize on which side your bread is buttered. Allen Garrett: 'What does it matter? I ecit both sides. 1 :.rc::.fc:Jc: ::: l BEST WISHES FORT PIERCE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 1: I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I . 'I 'I Joc:::::- :::::J-c::::::::::r0-000.2 THE BEST OF LUCK to the CRADUATINCI CLASS of I 9 4 8 WIRA THE VOICE OF THE WONDERFUL INDIAN RIVER AREA I I ' - ' :Q 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I oooDLucK I CLASS or '48 WESTERN Au'ro Associn: srons gg 'I ' 205 Orange Ave. I J Phone I ISI I -.vo-c 'Jo-c -:Pt -JJ F---- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '48 MYLES L. GREENE COMPANY Growers and Shippers of Fruits and Vegetables Fort Pierce, Florida Wiley Gray: What is the weather like? Maurice Brown: If's so foggy I can't see. Elwood Smith: My you Iook fired. Carl Sapp: I lust dreamed I had a job. I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Q I I I I I ' -::: '::::.r-ec: ::: :::::.roc:Jo0-os, '.vo0-cA.t----- v - - ---. :::fy1'-o-oa.-::::- ----Ao-cA--- l J' is ' COMPLI MENTS of SUNRISE TRANSIT COMPANY Harriet Williams: l dreamed last night that I had invented a new type of breakfast food and was sampling it when-- Jo Carrera: Yes, yesp go on. Harriet: I woke up and found a corner of my mattress gone. HOT DOGS 4 mf 1 FV' In ,gh - J Q' ' ' 'u I U 1.1: , SUCCESSFUL FUTURE S T A C Y ' S Sandwich Shop IF IT'S A HIT- WE HAVE IT! GAS - OIL PRODUCTS, Incorporated l l l Atlantic Ave. Record Department -::::.1-c:J'4-::::- : Compliments to SENIOR CLASS B 8. K MOTORS SALES and SERVICE KAISER and FRAZER Automobiles 2902 Orange Avenue 5 ' 1 Who is this guy around school they Call Poody? vJoo0o4:-.D-04--Joe-c:--'Jon' ::::::Jc:::::: -:::::Jo4'::Jc::.::::: Ed Schmitt, jr. I. Albert Williams Murray Schneider HOME EQUIPMENT COMPANY Of Fort Pierce, Inc. ZOO Depot Drive FORT PIERCE, FLORIDA PHONE IOOI LICENSED - Plumbing Contractors - BONDED fet::::- :::- - - :::: ::::: ::::::: v ::- - - :::::: ::: COMPLIMENTS I. M. wnsns MEN'S WEAR Mrs. Scharfschwerdt, examining Gerald Cothes' leather gloves: My, these are nice What are they made of? Gerald: Hide, Mrs. Scharschwerdt: What? Gerald: Hide-a cow's outside! Scharfschwerdt: Oh, that's quite all right.l'm not afraid of cows! Mrs. friend flirting. Mary Orr Riddick: l caught my boy Mary Claire Waters: I caught mine that way, too. Caroline Briggs: My dad takes things apart to see why they don't go. Elton Cahow: So what? Caroline: You'd better go. Dick Lounsberry to another boy as Mary Ellen O'Quinn walks by: her dad is an automobile dealer. Be nice to her- BEST WISI-IES FOR A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURE HIGGS DRIVE IN Open Daily from II AM, 'til Midnight Quick Lunches fb if Fountain Drinks Sandwiches f'2e -.- , Ice Cream qisxtxs 'kg X F xg! FASTEST SERVICE IN TOWN ---1.v-,------::::----:, :::::::::- COIVIPLIMENTS FROM RAULERSON AND RAULERSON CATTLE COMPANY Sam Bepnett: Do you core if I smoke? Barbara Carter: I don't core if you burn. Love is like on onion. You taste it with delight, And when you're through You wonder whatever mode you bite! A pedestrian is o mon who has two cars, o wife, ond o daughter. ----4:---I 'A-- -----AAA- ,--- -Par ::: : .ro'ot:::::.r-4r::.r'oo-4-:.1'-4: : :::: TYgE AND Llslc ARCADE iviEN'S SHOP TYE 5 USK RANCHLAND X, Hi J 5 V lf L ...A pu-Qxi - , ., ,L . V, W . O ,:.fQ:.j -.-- X -I Oni. i ' V r H . 1 i ,U I X-W .ram :,::...-tie - rl A, l J' mm . . ' -Q if if -not Sd s ri: +P it is -4 K-F ,if ' ' H5-I 19 North Fourth Street :J-o.c::4-: -::::Jc::::::::::oc::::::: ::::o4-::::: ::::.rc:::: -:::::::::::::::::::::::::, ::::::::::: B.EST WIS!-IES TO THE CLASS OF '48 S U N R I S E Lumber and Supply Company He kissed her at the garden gate, Her mother heard the smack. She said it was an awful thing And made her give it back. My current observation On my last infatuation I th t C id s a up Rhymes with stupid, foot VISIT THE K 0 B L E G A R D sHoPPlNo CENTER -'4---.roc----.r- ---- ----A----- CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Q , . HARTLEY'S Y 9? ' , K, X I RESTAURANT 209 N. 2nd Street Billie Huie: l wonder why there are so many more auto wrecks than railway oc- cidentsf' Eddie Denison: Thot's easy. Did you ever hear of a fireman hugging the engineer? A --A- A'-- oc -A' -A -J-c-.rc---- ,.,, .,., Qc -, Who do you get your flowers from For the big event - the senior prom? Or that all important commencement night. When you want your girl to look just right? Xi .S , I 4 HOUSE 0, FLOWERS 'I oooAa COMPLIMENTS of Bludworth 8- Hague DRUGS Where Quality Counts : :::::Jot:::.rc:.r0t::: COIVIPLI MENTS of ELI WITT TOBACCO CO. 307 Orange Ave. HAVE A TAM PA -----------1-of--Jo-4---------:cog .I, , OROII b . Tail? srenuncv 2 I . xr'-f-- f I I I I START YOUR PLACE SETTINGS I IINI SILVER BEFORE YOU ARE ' MARRIED, GIRLS I I I I, II 'I I, 'I II II 5Jf:3I5 J ---o'c- ------- - ------ - ---- --fp COMPLI IVIENTS of Drainage Machinery and Supply Company Corner of Citrus Ave. and 5th Street II 'I foot-.rc ------ ----.4 II II I' I I Coon LUCK, I I SENIORS! I 'I 'I 'I 1, I 'I I Fort Pierce I I Abstract Company . , III Jimmie Gordon: Mo, ci girl kissed me in It school today. It I, b Nlrs. Gordon: In school? Did you kiss her :I 'I CIC ? If 'I Jimmie: Heck, no, I kissed her cheek. II 11-11 I I, II . . I If Betty Briscoe: I like men who are frank. If 1: Don Bryon: Too bod. My nome's Don. 'I I, I ---- - ' 1 II I II II II 1- :I I Ll1C'Qf2?51fII:JCfJ3I5II:::-P5 2 Compliments of Com liments D cHAiu.:s c. Moons of PAGAN'S REAL ESTATE 224 Raulerson Building A - A'-AAA ::J-4' li li li l 'i .S vrrt------ -:::: 4, GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF '48 COLLINS GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP QU , -f .n.,,,.,..,..,. .ff . 5? I EV! X f 1 J 4 1 f 4 1 1 1 1 C-H. E I H :::: :v A::: ::::::::::o-c:::::- .1-oc - - -:::, - :::::::::::::::::::-. - I Compliments of AMERICAN Shoe Hospital 4 W and Hat Cleaning 'W BEST WISHES, CLASS OF '48 CHILDREN'S SHOP l33 N. 2nd Street I 1 H li li 'i Ii P .fool -----I- Compliments of 4 l 1, I, I, 4 1, il 4, il pg99 BlRD'S FLOWERS Cut Flowers-Funeral Designs Corsages 'rinEsoi.Es H55 OF FORT MERCE El NEW BURSTON HOTEL ll Phone 886 I V bb , K . swims SPAN PARAMOU NT CLEANERS DRY CLEAN l NC- and LAUNDRY Pick Up and Delivery Service 200 South Depot Drive Phone 230 - Compliments of W. L. COATS REAL ESTATE -'.ro'ot-A-A- :tv l l l i li ll l Compliments of 0 . i l 4 --A--J-4-AJ-c ::::::r4:::::::::1o-094-:Jo-4-:::.vt::::::J.c::::: .v.. Y - - , ::::::.1r::::: FOR QUALITY PRODUCTS THAT COST NO MORE! s CHOOSE FROM STANDARD KNOWN BRANDS ON DISPLAY HERE i-4-A-'AA-A--Jh-t-.1--A--AAAAA- ----- --- --'-- -- AAAA- AJr0sc AAAA--- A - lq....,.....,....f ' ' Q:,.I-:QQZEZZZI-QLLQEZLT''T ' ' ' ill:::Q2' I BEST WISHES FOR HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS ALWAYS !I KIST 1 I CET KIST FOR A NICKEL ' T I BOTTLING COMPANY Il 1, :::JOoo4-'rot-A-J4cAJ-c-A-JcAJo-oc---A-A Congratulations to SENIORS OF '48 - ------,-.vooc---- 'a 'I 'u H t And Best Wishes To All the Students of the FORT PIERCE SCHOQLS CITY OF FORT PIERCE , 4 iiiiiiiiiifffiifiiiiiiifiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- v 'K CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS SUNRISE AND RITZ THEATRES , . - I I r -----AJ-4:- :::- ::::ooc:J-c::::::- - - - v - v - v Congrahdanons Wythe SE NI O RS of I948 THE SAINT LUCIE COUNTY BANK Deposits Insured By The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 37 YEARS OF UNFAILINC SERVICE .rvv-v xv if .N-ev-Cl' Nu -.v-c-:-t-v--- It's here . . . if you can find it! FORT PIERCE HARDWARE CO. III Ave. A Phone 46 I it P. ,H HEY Boys I r N v C-et your girl s corsage from SMITH'S' FLORAL and GIFT SHOPPE ARCADE BUILDI NCI Phone 310-I --A+-:-c---- Compliments of HUMPHRIES Tire 8- Appliance Company EXPERT TIRE RECAPPINC AND REPAIRINC ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Corner of 4th Street and Orange Avenue Phone IO57 WALSH AGENCY INC. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE W. C. E. K. IBIIIJ 5 IPutzI WALSH ENNS Ii I ,-,-vJc v... v- --- 417, ,L f+0oc:Jt:.r0oooc:::::Jo0c::Jt::::: :' 'o-o'oo-4rA'.rA-.t- 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I L- COIVIPLIMENTS of M. H. SCOTT Distributor GULF OIL CORPORATION PRODUCTS CONGRATULATIONS TOTHE CLASS OF '48 TAYLOR'S SODA SHOP 1 Ima 2 ,I N . Ig? ' L I A Z X 4- f II p ' 'E-if 1' I I bo-4-- II I I I I CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! BASS If Moron COMPANY II 'I 'I 'W 'I :I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I PONTIAC Irfour:-1 -A' AA'-- ' - GOOD LUCK, SENIORS HARRIS-HAYNES INSURANCE CO. Phone 640 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF '48 ' lElDD ff LHMIPLIEL lt LADIES APDAREI. l, l07 S. 2nd Street Fort Pierce, Florida kx355I:5::::::::::::::J -:::::::::: -535555355-TIIJIIL lTxxxxx:xxx:x: xx? lxx xxixxxxxx 'I 'I P lv 'I ll T Compliments of l' 'I ' ' C I' I I , I I omp Imen s o :I s K A G G s I. l l . . General EleC'l'l'IC I Reayeg Furniture l Appllances Company lp - if 3 I 3 I, Complete Home Furnishings Il I I It Il ll ly EE 206 Ave. A Phone 836 310 Orange Ave. 'I 'I ll Charles Hutchinson: l wont on explano- A l I' I' , d I Ifh I rh. I' :E uoperiy? Tolfhlgirl V3el'llJ mcilce up your mind. Phone 1: You con't have both. :I Ilxx ' lr 1f::: ' ' RSIZA fm' X i E FYQST' ,Q Igilix X,i:9iiii :-AY' my n A --A 1--'5:Eii!-V - A 5 I, Il . X Y ansiagt, Q4 wk - A ,, .sf- de X QPUIP-YYNG coog ' As . foo s. 2- Sf 'hu WOQJSCVCUIQEKPPIYMNGCY IYOQ1' DYZQC6, YCOQYOA -Jt-- --rc- V v -04-- ac- -::Q-our:-ro-c:::.Q:::: 1500.04-::::::::: A -:::: AAA- :::::::::: ,: Mc'MILLAN it FURNITURE COMPANY lt ft We Appreciate Your Business l 'i I Home Furnishings 'r fl Eleanor Childs: Why do you call your ' boy friend 'Pilgrim'? Fern Freer: Because every time he calls I, he makes a little progress. 4, -.--------A---------A------------- Compliments ot SASSER'S GROCERY ::::::J li 'i 'i li 'I r ti ln li li 'r 'i 'i 'r 'l 'i 'i li 4 -- ---- -A-A- -------- ----- A Q T ' ' ' ' 7 4l ll If Best Wishes, Class ot '48 ll i . ll 1 Best Wishes to Books - Stationery ' ll 4, . It E' The Graduating Class ot '48 Oll'C9 5UDDl'95 gf ll Ciitts - Greeting Cards li it swEE'r's it i I ' 4 HORTON S INC ' ft JEWELRY sToRE ' ' 'g Il l22 North Second Street , l 4, 'i II Teacher: tirritatedl: It there are any lf morons in this class will they please stand - ,,,:f, c if 4, up 11 i li A long pause and then Al Feinsod I lf slowly rises to his feet. i Ng ? 4: 1: Teacher: What! Do you consider yourself its --Lxf :i a moron? 1 it 4: Al Chesitantlyl: Well, not exactly, A37 'J 4: 1: but I do hate to see you standing up there , ,ff 4 ll b lf. 4 I' ' :E a y yourse ------ , ,, 4, ti 4, :I QI c-I-I ll tl 41 2 A - - - - - - -- .... .... - xxx: xx exx xx- -:xii ,hoo-c, :::: ::::- :If ::: -::::: :::'3E r, I ,, Compliments g C0mDl'meV'f5 'I 'r of of QI 4 ' 4: EBNER'S HARDWARE I: N. E. HELLSTROM ti Daniel Kelly: Would it be proper for REALTQR me to kiss your hand? ,I ofhgiglzerunelle: It would be decidedly out 409, Orange Avenue 't 'i - 4 ::.v-4-:::::::xv-42:5-0-0.0-4-:-ft:-fr:::::-755: l i i 4 i il i l 1 J-1 -- .AAA ----- --.- - -.-- AAAA A ----: :::::v-ooo.: :::4r4r:J1::.v-ar:-t:::----------v ---- vvv- ---- v-ff-f--vv if CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS CANADAY'S PHARMACY EDWIN P. CANADAY, Owner A small boy arrived home an hour late one afternoon. His father said: Well, you were kept in again, were you? The boy replied, Yep, and it was your fault, too. My fault? How do you make that out? Last night I asked you how much a billion dollars was, and you said it was a whale of a lot, and that ain't the answer! Policeman: How did you knock the pedestrian down? Paul Holley: I didn't. I iust pulled up to him, stopped the car to wait for him to cross, and he tainted. Why, I'm ashamed of you my son, the Margaret Westbrook: More than 5,000 father fumed at his loafing son. When elephants go each year to make our piano George Washington was your age, he had keys. become a surveyor and was hard at work. Jean Hahn: Really? Well it's remarkable And when he was your age, the boy what those beasts can be trained to do. said softly, he was President. ------ -o'c--- v--------v v...- -v --vv- COMPLIMENTS OF EAST COAST LUMBER and SUPPLY COMPANY Lowell Thomas: You look depressed, my friend. What are you thinking about? Joyce Palmer: My future. Lowell: What makes it seem so hopeless? Joyce: My past. Donald Anderson: My doctor wants me to give up tobacco, liquor, and women. Euretha Black: To improve your health, eh'? Donald: No, so I can save money to pay him what I owe him. it is said that a certain girl at school is so used to having her own way, that she writes her diary three weeks in advance. Roger Wood: You used to say that there was something about me, that couldn't help but make you love me. Loree Wilder: But that is all spent now. Gerard Van Eick: Why are you dating a school teacher? Roy Mock: Well, if I fail to show up some evening, she would demand a written excuse signed by my mother. ' Mrs. Cato: Betty, your hair is all mussed up. Did that boy kiss you against your will? Betty: No, Mother, positively not. He only thinks he did. 'oo-c------:-o-4--.1-o-o-4----o-4--A- ---- --------++--+---------A--- --AA-ar----A ---vJo't--v--Jc Congratulations, Seniors MAY YOUR EVERY AMBITION BE REALIZED SILVER PALACE PHARMACY H E, CENTER, REXALL DRUGS Corner of'Orange Avenue and Sixth Street Phone Sl - - - - - -at ---- A -::::::::::::::::- I lee.. ,YAY COMPLIMENTS or NACO FERTILIZER COMPANY Virginia Wright: Let's hear you define cz wrinkle. Lucille Waldron: Very simple? it's something thai if o prune hcsn'T got some of,- it's a plum. I Sometimes I wish l'd gorg to college. Wat stopped you? High school. J'c----- 4 J l l I-I , f 1-7 .- -Ei iff , dries: :4-:::J-4::Jc:::: :::::: :::J-4-:::- CONC-RAT'ULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 SISCO AUTO PARTS South Dixie Highway Phone l29 Mr. Hall's latest problem in solid: There are two holes in a tree, one ten feet above the other. There is a squirrel in the tree that continues to run from one hole to the other. The first trip took him five seconds and if he increoses-his speed one foot per second, how long will it be before he is sticking his head out of both holes at the same time? Hazel Curl: What are those cops watching? Catherine Haggard: That revolving door. It's been going around with the wrong people. CONCRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS BELL BAKERY foo-c:::: - - -::::: A : A A - A:::J-4-::: A A::::.r-10.004, ll You save a little on GARDNER everything every day l Moro a. Am.iANce 'C T l COMPANY a 1: ll ti U--- Tx PIGGLY WIGGLY ll -:::v:, 4, 1, rl and :' The Best of Everything Always ll at LOVETT'S ,Q lr STORES 2' THE DIXIE CURB MARKET gl gl C ....... , .,AA,, , 1+ .L-,,, -,:,,,l T111-QQQQ 'llllllfff' :::- ::::1T l EE I' ALWAYS A GOOD TllVlEH ll 1, Best Wishes at ll To the Class of '48 l THE :l 35 HAWKINS BEACH cAsiNo it SU Foy Culpepper - lot Dovid'sl Kat, bring me cz coke without cherry, will you? I: Kathleen Ezelle: Sorry Foy, we hove no 1: 1, Mr. and Mrs. E. L- Hawkins cherry. Could it be without lime? E: ty 1: tl Chester R. Bolin l lf Quote: A faculty-A body of members Il Q Ml-5. leaneffe Grant poid ot assist the pupils in running the school. Q E George W. Clayton i::::::J9t:r::J:c::: -7:J 555, -Afffli BEST WISI-IES from FORT PIERCE SHOE STORE md KIDDIELAND BOOTERY School and Dress Shoes for All Ages COMPLIMENTS of W. E. VASSAR Donald Sykes: Oh. I wish you had told me yesterday that you were going to give us on algebra test today. Teacher: Why, what difference would it have made? Donald: Oh lots! lwith a groanl l could have dreaded it all day then. Woodie Mae Johnson, talking to the physical ed teacher: Why, Miss Crain, l couldn't possibly play basketball today because l'm so tired-l've been breathing all day. Don Powell: ls your dog clever'? Margie Davis: Is he? When l say 'Are you coming or aren't you?' he either comes or he doesn't. situ., T Q , 'qgif' I COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES Qin am' 7v?75 YOUR LEADING HARDWARE STORE Opposite Post Office 1 ,ZCQMU ' A f ,I Dear Advertisers, In behalf of the 19h8 Santa Lucian, wo, the advertising editors, wish to thank you. You have no idea how wonderful it sounds when you smile and say, NYes, I'd be glad to advertise in the annualln It is our sincere hope that the students will appreciate your kindness, and you will, therefore, benefit from your ads. It is through your cooperation and gen- erosity that we have been able to put out this book. Again, we thank-you. .ZW ,-1,1 .4 - X ' X f ' 45: ll .-v i - -'I-:T-'7 li: lx M MN mm ww Vow vgi' We, the Annual Staff of '48, wish to thank all the many people who helped us with the annual this year. We especially thank the faculty who have been so patient about letting us out of class to work on this book. Our thanks, too, go to the Stooges who in learning the ropes of drawing up an annual have helped us tremendouslyp especially Carl Hantman, who has contributed so much to the art work. This is the end of our labor, and we earnestly hope that through our experiment of using underclass- men the burden of next year's annual will be much lighter on the Annual Staff of '49, We, also, sincerely hope that the annual of '49 will bring to mind as many happy memories of Fort Pierce High as we anticipate ours will, THE ANNUAL STAFF. -I1 Ill-'il-If gggmxv Xi Kr' ix mm we 5 an X img, Wu W 1 J fa? X any 'f n-Q4 , .M ' 31 di 'ix If ii ' x 55 . , Q KN-1' .Mn- ,mf lik L B. ,iiffr i ? 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