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

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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

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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

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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.