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

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W., , H, J..-tr . fl fgil ' ' .n .- 'f- 1, inf V 3.-7: '- ' ' - ,Z-L-I , ' , JL V , -, ,. PM ' 4 C755 1951 S-S-Ck Published by THE SENIOR CLASS ST. LUCIE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL FORT PIERCE, FLORIDA xx Ni We, the Annual Staff, present this, THE 1951 SANTA LUCIAN to you, the student body and faculty. We hope it will serve to help you remember your school mates in years to come. Because of our proximity to the Indian River, the fun and pleasure it affords us, and the inspiration of its wild natural beauty we have chosen Indian River for our theme. May the memory of our school and river be with us always. V A 'A -ws f A . ..rH,.f.7s ,pegs . W 7, -E I 341 as -flair? 'E We, the Senior Class of 1951, dedicate our yearbook, THE SANTA LUCIAN, to our beloved teacher and friend, Mr. W. B. Hall. Since first coming to our high school five years ago he has been our special guide and helper. In appreciation for his interest in every member of our class, we proudly dedi- cate this annual to him. - an-.-. .. 9 KV J-ax 'J' ' ff,-- gn -'3' ... - 5- s 'g- Tm- ff ' i S- ':',.:71:'f j gk, 1:- 2 ..' 'Z -fi l Y-,fp-,Jr- ' 5 7 Y Y E Y - QT uf-4' C . . Q 5 L 1 - - . 1 - -V -. BOARD or Pusuc lNsTRucTloN D. C. HUSKEY Superintendent of Public Instruction Saint Lucie County scHooL BQARD K f X , f' ' ig? . .1 52 5' ' , A V ' TRUSTEES A' B. Y. Free H. T. Hammer R. Hayes .. fn1ffn:iaaaa -.'. x . ,235-P ..-. M.. SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION I BEN L. BRYAN JESSE E. MULLINS Principal Assistant Principal .Q . gil: I MRS. JOAN FENNELL MRS. MARTHA FAYE MRS. KATHLEEN H. Assistant Secretary SMITH KLUEPPELBERC Secretary Registrar -K MH, f-- ' A MRS. C. E. CAHOW MRS. AUBREY COOK M. L. COZINE I MAJOR J. B. O'NEAL MRS. BARBARA Attendance Nurse . Finances Instrumental Music SAMPLE Vocal Music n -.f , Q.,-......a. Aiai, , . ' ' 1 ' MISS JOSEPHINE ANDREWS MRS JOAN ASHBY MRS HELEN F CAMPBELL West Vlrgmxa Unnerslty Transylvania Unlverslty Muskingum College Mathematics Umverslty of Kentucky Spanish and English English MISS SUE CARRAN DR DUANE N CLARK MISS CAROL DUNN Purdue Umverslty University of South Carolma Florida State Umverslty Sclence Physical Education English UDIVCISEY of Kentucky ngllsh 'C ' I F Y . ,' , 1 N H , ,Q J ' ' '-. , , s MR. WILLIAM C. GEIGER MR. GILBERT GENTRY MRS. CHARITA GREEN University of Florida University of Missouri Union College Vocational Agriculture Science Social Studies -'lfi Lg... ,..-V-A--V L, . .5 -,, -:L-L -I, ef? 1-.Q-4'1.1i MRS. JULIUS HACEL MR. FRANK F. HAGEL MR. WALTER B. HALL University of Georgia Indiana State Teachers College Ceneseo State Teachers College Emory University Industrial Arts University of Rochester Librarian Mathematics Higher Mathematics MR. WALTER B. HEBB MISS ALFREDA E. HELSETH MRS. MARY C. HUBBARD West Virginia University John B. Stetson University Florida State University West Virginia Wesleyan Commercial Science, Mathematics Social Studies, General Business MR. FRED H. HUFF MISS MARY JACKSON MRS. LILLIAN JOHNSON Marshall College Florida State University Queens College Springfield College Physical Education Florida State University U. S. History, Drivers Education English Civics .4-' C-AJ!-15--ff -, -- dr, , MR. M. B. JORDAN MR. MAXWELL C. KING MRS. MARY FRANCES KUHN University of Florida Auburn University Sweet Briar College Louisiana State University Science, Social Studies World History Vocational Agriculture MRS. MARGARET McMULLEN MRS. HELEN MEADOR MR. REID MOSELEY Brenau College Transylvania College University of Georgia English English, Latin Physical Education MR. FRANK T. OSTEEN MR. REED OWENS MRS. LOUIS PTACEK Tennessee State Teachers College University of Kentucky Florida State University George Peabody College Mathematics Social Studies Social Studies Mathematics 'Y .-q..+,.asA ., ' uf ' ' ee, wi ,5 ,bv 3 MRS. SABRA RENTZ MISS MILDRED N. ROCK MR. JAMES M. SAMPLE Winthrop College University of Illinois Davidson College Commercial Homemaking Education Science MRS. RACHEL SAMPLE MRS. ADELAIDE MR. LARRY SLAY Florida State University SCHARFSCHWERDT University of Florida English University of Florida Oglethorpe University University of Wisconsin Physical Education Social Studies MR. EARL K. STOKES MR. C. H. WATKINS MISS BETTY WILLIAMS John B. Stetson University Dakota Wesleyan University William and Science, Mathematics Northwestern University John B.' Stetson them Science -5 kwin ,S 1 -.-wil-' ' ' - f f , -I STUDENT COUNCIL First row: S. Corbett, W. Thompson, B. Burney, V. Neill, P Rowe, B. Parks. Second row: M. Knowles, B. Dixon, G, Harned, Mr. Stokes, C. Wharton, J. Biles. Phillips Glenn e Bi Virginia Willie K. President ........... ........ G lenn Harned Vice President ....,. ,,.,.,.,, B ill Burney Secretary ........... .................. V irginia Neill Treasurer ......................................... -. Phillips Rowe Parliamentarian .............. Willie Kathryn Thompson Eponsor ................. .........,.......... M r. Earl Stokes The STUDENT COUNCIL is the governing body of the students. They have set up a calendar of dance dates and other school social activities. They plan the assembly programs and radio broadcasts. A coke machine is operated by them for the convenience of the students.- At Christmas they placed a Christmas tree in the main hal'l and headed a campaign for food for needy families.,Perhaps the biggest job they have accom- plished'is the writing of a new school constitution which pro- vides for a larger Student Council. Our Student Council is affiliated with the National, Southern, Florida, and- district associations df Student Councils. This year Glenn served as president of the fifth district F.A.S.C., Peeper as the secretary, and Mr. Stokes as the sponsor. ' f .-.. , . , ,. - L-.La tL.s1sa....s -b-mawa1.a-e.75i.ss.'1.,,: 72. W ,, ,,,, W, . f--ff--1--qiS- M r If 6 ' A 'S' :S W yy ' cj -Z9 X - M g Q CLASS or nes: Warren, Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Scharfschwerdt, Mrs. Ashby, Phillips, Joyce, Bob, Sue CLASS OFFICERS President ..........................,............... Warren Alford Vice President - ....... Secretary ,.... - ......s. Phillips Rowe Joyce North Treasurer .............. ............. B ob Crebbin Parliamentarian ....... ---N ......... Sue Humphrys Sponsors .......... --.- ........................ Mrs. Kuhn Mrs. Scharfschwerdt Mrs. Ashby STANDING CCJMMITTEES Caps and Gowns Della Chambers Stunt Night Ronnie Campbell Senior Tea for Parents Willie K. Thompson Invitations and Cards Joyce North Senior Final Assembly Bob Morton Graduation and Baccalaureate Program Printing Pat Harrison Senior Assembly Buddy Krause Senior Dances Jule Wilcox, Warren Alford Graduation and Baccalaureate Program Speakers Sue Humphrys WILLIAM WARREN ALFORD Warren He is the king of good fellows. Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Glee Club 3, 4: FFA 2g Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4, .lunior Play 3: Football Man- ager l, 2, 3, 43 Class Treas- urer 1, 2, President 3, 4: HR Officer 2, 3, 4, Cutest Couple 4, Annual Staff, Assistant Sports'4g Waiter 2. ALVA LYNN ALLISON 6sAlva1v You can often say more by talking less. FFA 3, 43 Hobby and Home Mechanics Club 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 4. BARRY DAVID ANKENY uBarryn He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. Lettermen's Club 35 Hunting and Fishing Club 1: Stunt Nite lg Football Manager 2g Baseball 1. ' JAMES EDWARD BAGGETT Jimmy The glory of young'men is their strength. 'L Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4,,Pres- ident 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Green and White 3, 4, Sports Editor 4: Hunting and Fishing Club 2: Stunt Nite 1, 3, 4, Football 3, 45 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: HR' Officer 3, 4, Friendliestlf Smile 4, Annual Staff Act? Editor 43 Waiter 2. V ' BARBARA Jo BAKER . saB0bbyn Good things are twice as good when they are short. National Honor Society 4-3 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secre- tary and Treasurer 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Orches- tra 3, 4-g Green and White 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 2: Assistant Editor 3, Copy Erl- itor 43 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4, HR Officer 1, Annual Staff, Clubs Editor 45 FHA 15 Waitress 2. ' HH JOHN LINDSEY BILES Lindsey He is a soldier fit to stand by Caesar and give direction. Glee Club 33 Hunting and Fishing Club 2: USAAF 4. RAYMOND JACKSON BLACK ICRBYOI Oh this Learning, what a thing it is. Lettermc-n's Club 2, 33 Fire Fights-r's Club lg Stunt Nite 3: Junior Play 35 Football Manager 4: Basketball 2, 3: Track 3. Nu' X with Q-Qr-x,Q,JJb . Q BESSIE LEE BOZEMAN NBPRSH Fair was she to behold, witlr! dancing eyes and hair of , gold. 5 Dramatic Club 3: FHA 2, Secretary, Aviation Club.4. . i 4 ., - Ffi 1 1:3 .1 1 I5 iv -. ' ' I A,,,,,Y,M U.- . HA...-,,,,jL,,Y,g:'-L i- ' .. .- -- ' 'f .. 1 , 1 it ' . . , , ,, .,- , - . ,,,,.,,4 CAROLYN HYNEs BRAY ucarolynn Whoever lives true life, will love true love. Shawnee Girls High School, Louisville, Ky. Danville High Scliool, Ky. FHA 1, Drama- tics Club 3, Charm Club 4, Stunt Nite 3. BETHEL ANN BRYAN icAnn9v The cheerful live longest in years and afterwards in our regards. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Com. Club 4, FHA 1, Junior Play Prompter 3, HR Officer 1, 4, Waitress 2, Sigma Lambda Chi 3, 4. THOMAS RAY BRYANT Tommy To be strong, is to be happy- Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Track 3. ' RONALD EDWARD CAMPBELL Ronnie Unlike others, he was himself. Dramatics Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Stunt Nite 4, Junior Play Cast 4. BETTY JEAN CARRERA u.Bettyn is there given by the more desirable than a hour. Club 2, Baby Sit- ters 3, Knit and Purl Club 4. - QMS IVIQE CARRERA Doris Happy-go-lurky, fair and fine, there's nothing on earth that troubles her mind. Letterwomen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, FHA 1, Knit and Purl 2, Stunt Nite 3, Basketball 1, 2, Class Pest 4, Most Athletic Girl 4. D-li-3....,..., -4 -.s.-ff. HURLEY STEVEN CARRERA Hurley Reforms should begin .at home,iand stay there. Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Friendliest Boy 4. -ihihiuli'---L ' ' ' 'bqkgi WILLIAM CHARLES CATO 'Bill What, should a man do but be merry? Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Band 1, Clinic 1, Green and White 4, Junior Play 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Stunt Nite 3, Aviation Club 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 4, Football 2, 3, 4. I 1 Y 1 N DELLA J OAN CHAMBERS Della To doubt her fairness is to want an eye. Dansville High School, N.Y. Ig Miami Edison High School 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 23 Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 23 Dramatics Club 1, 2: School Paper lg Junior Play An- nouncer 25 Sigma Lambda Chi 43 Intemational Rela- tions 3, 43 Vice President 4. ROBERT DEAN CREBBIN uB0bn Laugh not too much, the witty man laughs least. Willoughby High School, Ohio lg Rayen High School, Youngstown, Ohio 2g Letter- men's Club 3, 45 Art Club 3, Presidentg Football 4g Bas- ketball 3, 4-, Class Treasurer 4g Class Pest 43 Wittiest Boy 4, Annual Staff, Art Editor 4. BE'r'rY LORRAINE CnoNrEn uBettyn One winning smile and you never forget her. Glee Club 2 3 Dramatic Club SQ Aviation Club 4, Secre- tary, Stunt Nine 2. FRANCES JEWELL CROWE Frances l A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Junior High School, Johnson City, Tenn. 2, Science ,Hill High School, Johnson City, Tenn. lg Latin Club 2, Glee Club lg Dramatic Club Girls' Intramural Club 4. SALLY CLEMONS DANLEY aasauyn Happiness seems made to be shared. FHA 15 Commercial Club 2g Variety Club 3: Charm Club 4. Q A --V -1 '-- -1----f-A'--' K---2-ai? BOBBY EL'roN DEITZ Deitz He's a darling, he's a dream, he's the Don Juan of our team. , Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 33 Stunt Nite 39 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Most Conceited 4, Most Popular Boy 4: Wittiest Bog 3: Junior Play 3, Wait- er .- bmlahlx, FLORENCE ELLEN DEMAESSCHALK 1 lossie Cheerfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind. Commercial Club 3, 4. EDWARD GLADWIN NS S Eddie He plays life like basketball -to shoot the goal. , Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Banda 1. 2, Orchestra 1, 2: Fighter's Club 2, First tenant 'Intramural Club'-- iff Stunt Nite 3: Football 3, 41:52 Baseball 3, 4g Teacher's Pet 4g Annual Staff, Ads Editor 45 Waiter 2: Quill and Scroll 4. , ,H HISTORY OF CLASS OF 1951 In the fall of 1945 our class entered the seventh grade wing of the Saint Lucie County High School. We chose Ed Enns for our student council representative. Barbara Baker and Mary Alice Snow were appointed by our class sponsors to be our Green and White reporters. Our sponsors for that year were: Mrs. Hubbard, Miss Merritt, Mrs. Sullivan, Miss Thomas and Mr. Fairman, who was later replaced by Mr. Trickey. The next year we elected Tommy Cheatham as the president of the eighth grade and the other officers were Sue Humphrys, vice-presidentg Barbara Baker, secretary, and Ed Enns as treasurer. The Green and White reporters and the student council representative were elected to serve again that year. For Stunt Night we entered a skit, Krazy Kuiz and received third prize, not aware of the fact that we had begun a record yet to be equaled. As freshmen in High School, we had two persons on the student council: Sue Humphrys and Norman Platts. Also, we had four reporters on the Green and White staff. Mrs. Priester was our sponsor and we give her our thanks for all she did for us. We received first place honors for our stunt, and our class picnic was a great success. The officers elected for our sophomore year were: Lowell James, presidentg Bob Hutch- inson, vice-president: Joyce North. secretaryg and Warren Alford, treasurer. We were privileged to have Donna Lee Bowman and Glenn Lee Harned represent our class on the cheerleading squad. Sue Humphrys and Norman Platts served as our student council repre- sentatives. That year the school introduced a May Day Festival which was to become an annual event. For this occasion our own Betty Jo Sloan was crowned queen. The sophomore- senior picnic proved very successful with blue skies and fried chicken. Working as waiters and waitresses' for the J unior-Senior banquet and decorating for the Baccalaureate sermon finished our services for the year. We, as juniors. elected for our president, Warren Alfordg vice-president, Willie Kathryn Thompsong secretary, Joyce Northg and treasurer, Glenn Hamed. Our student council representatives were June Saine and Glenn Harned. Mr. Eyler was our class sponsor and also the director for our junior play. We were in charge of Stunt Night that year and had to present it two nights to accommodate the crowds. June Saine was our Stunt Night announcer. Mary Hughes presented the feature contest winners of which we had Pat Harrison as Best Dressed Girl and Bob Deitz as Wittiest Boy. Our entire class was well represented in various organizations throughout the school. We gave the seniors a gay time at the annual banquet and prom which was held at the Community Center and Armory, respectively. The honor and dignity of being a senior was finally bestowed upon us. To lead us through our climactic year, we chose Warren Alford as president, Phillips Rowe as vice- president, Joyce North as secretary, Bob Crebbin as treasurer, and Sue Humphrys as parlia- mentarian. We had three representatives on the student council who were: Glenn Harned, Willie Kathryn' Thompson, and Phillips Rowe. For the heads of the annual staff we elected June Saine as editor-in-chief and Jule Wilcox as business manager. Our class sponsors were Mrs. Scharfschwerdt, who worked with the annual staff: Mrs. Kuhn, who advised us in our class matters: and Mrs. Ashby, who directed our senior play. For our senior play, we chose to present, The Perfect Idiot by Atkinson. Our senior stunt won first place honors and we completed our record with five straight wins. Willie Kathryn Thompson and Bob Deitz were presented as Miss Fort Pierce High and Most Popular Boy during the Stunt Night program. We are looking forward to Skip Day, the Sophomore-Senior picnic, the Junior Prom and Banquet and finally the great day when we receive our diplomas and graduate from Saint Lucie County High. . When a group of old friends get together, there is always a discussion of old times, always the remembrance of funny incidents and triumphs shared. These are just a few of those memories which will probably bring scores of other to your mind. REMEMBER WHEN: The boy scout cabin was the scene of the Junior Keen Teen dances every Friday night whlere, except for a few brave couples, the boys sat on one side of the room and girls on the ot er. Jim Baggett was known as the Late Mr. Baggett because he had to milk the cow every morning and it caused him to be late. The science class, under Mr. Trickey, was always discussing football plays. The Eagles won every football game and we declared that the Eagles would duplicate that record when we were seniors. They nearly did. too! Only seniors sat on the Senior Steps! ' Nearly everyone went to the Sunrise Theatre on Saturday afteroon to see who was there and whom they were with. Slam books came into style and much time was spent in keeping up with what was written in them and in trying to keep them out of the teachers' sight. - V -.,-AA-.-lll- lI NORMAN RAY EZELL Norman Quiet is he and pleasant all the dayg being modest and retiring in his way. Social Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 33 Football Manager 33 HR Officer 4. SYLVIA Louisa FRINK uBitSyn She is gentle: she is shy: but there is mischief in her eye. NHS 4g Sigma Lambda Chi 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pub. Sergeant 4, Orchestra 33 Co-Librarian 1, 2, 33 Green and White 1, 2, 3, 45 Stunt Nite 3, 4g Annual Staff, Literary Editor 45 Junior Play 3. MARY CATHERINE FLOOD Chickie Everything comes to him who waits, why hurry? Commercial Club 2g Variety Club 3, Secretary Charm Club 4g Audio Visual 33 FHA 1, Treasurer. SHIRLEY RUTH FLOYD BEVERLY KEITH FREER Shirley Beverly - A daughter of the gods, di- His easy going manner will vinely tall and most divinely help in life's great span. fair. Hunting and Fishing Club 23 FHA 2g News Reporter Dra- Intramural Club 3. matic Club 3g Charm Club 45 Stunt Nite 33 Clee Club l, 2. BE'I'rY Jo GAINOUS I ICJOUY Let the world wag as it willg I'll be gay and happy still. Letterwomen's Club 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2g Stunt Nite 33 Cheer- leader 3, 43 Baby Eagle lg Waitress 2. , Y. nun 4...A. 0 PATRICIA MARIE GOLLNICK scpatn It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Sigma Lambda Chi 4g Li- brary Club 2g Handicraft Club 3g Charm Club 4. ., .A. ,.., .Y CHARLES CLAUDE Goonwnv Charlie Study? Never heard of the word! Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 45 Home and Hobby Club 3. If. I9 ' 'JP ,.-.319 AMW ,fn M , -f we ' f ,B W. in-ff--M , 1.1-.av - 41,1 ffm- gf: 25:31 1. . ,gyms 951.gif-, 3,9--ml, his nw -- A, , .. . is f' 'ff' ' ' v 3 A Y' ALL ff W ' H: A ru Li N 4 v Y 3: , f ,SMA N inks :iff ,J Tx Y- .,,, ,! , 1 - N' . YV ' N.xff:- - ' 2-3 2, - f 5. 6 Mg! T ,A , 1 sa 5 , P Q I if .v its 4 Mm Y. ' ,vu ' ,L 1 N if Q L K ,iff :ff '?.i'2'fi' s ' -fy , ffiysvgvg: 4+ A K 1. .N 1 i gi., , Xp ,MW , ,, ,sfm.'Y9'3 X rye? fa. 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' - A -- ,Sf ,- J 1: 412 F' , T., 1-0 1-1 Q.. . sl : 1 7 5 ly K x ROBERT MCKINLEY GRIFFIS Robert Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Paris High School, Paris, Illi- nois 1, 2, 3: Football lg In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3g Basketball 4. NANCY HALL tLNancy99 Health and cheerfulness mutually beget .each other. Melrose High School, Mass. 1, 2g Glee Club 3, 4g Clinic 43 Librarian 4. ' CARL ETHAN HANTMAN ttcarlir He mixes colors skillfully and paints things wonderful to see. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Most Tal- ented Boyg Annual Staff 1, 2, 4, Assistant Art Editor 4. GLENN LEE HARNED Glenn I never could find fun in lobing only one. Student Council 3, 4, Trees' urer 3, President 4, Award 4: NHS 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4g Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3,' 4g Glee Club 35 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 33 Class Treasurer 3g Waiter 2g Best Dancer 4g Best Dressed 2, Best Looking 4g Cheerleader 13 NASS 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 2, 3. ..A., ,, , W, PA'r1ucxA ANN HARRISON ' upatn The sweetest hours I spent were with a laddief' NHS 43 Qlee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Treasurer 43 FHA 15 Stunt Nite 1, 25 Jun- ior Play 3g HR Officer 1, 3, Cutest Couple 43 Best Dress- ed Girl 3, 4. J MARY ELLEN HOLM MARY MARIE HUGHES THoMAs HUGHES ssMaryv9 A ' lust to be happy is a fine thing to do. Glee Club lg Dramatics Club 2 3 Senior Art Club 3, 4, Sec- retary and Treasurer 3, Pres- ident 4. 6iMary!9 Every age has its pleasure, its style of wit and its own way. Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Glee Club 1, 2g Green and White 3, 4, FHA lg Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4g HR Officer 2, 33 Biggest Flirt 45 Annual Staff 3, 4g Assistant Photo Editor 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4. Lf, 'lTommie Knowledge itself is power. Audio Visual Club 3, 4. 2I JUNE PHILLIPS 1 EDEN W Most Likely to Succeed Most Dignified You're the Doctor was chosen for our Junior Play. All action took place in a rest sanitarium. Sometimes the cast felt as though they should actually be in an asylumafter practice had lasted until after eleven and there was plenty of homework yet to be done. The six foreign accents called for in the play also caused plenty of confusion until they were finally mastered. We had fun arguing, planning, decorating and attending the J unior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Old fishing corks, candles, bouganvillea, palms, pink and blue clouds and silver stars overhead, and a beach scene carried out the South Pacific theme. For the Prom the Armory was decorated to represent a jungle by the use of Australian pines. Little wooden animals and balloons were hanging from the fish nets which were used for the overhead decoration. Higgs served as a second CommunityyCenter. Traffic jams occurred when people circling to see who was there met others going in the opposite direction for the same purpose. There was a mystery centered about the boy who jumped out of the window of Mr. Eyler's homeroom during guidance period. We united quite well in keeping his identity hidden. All the seniors were in the Auditorium for a while. When one homeroom left, there were still enough people for someone to start the daily dash by shouting, The bell's rung! For the fifth time our stunt won a prize-another first! Two Defective Mysteries showed the way different members of a family reacted to the screams of terror and plead- ings of the victims in a radio murder. Most of us decided it was terrible to have to leave just when we reached the best part of school, but then we realized we would not be forgotten soon because of the things we were leaving behind: Our Stunt Night Record, our fame for being original, and our pride in hav- ing wonderful publicity for our dances and plays. And we'll always remember when all of these things, and many others too, made up our life as a part of the Class of '51. - 1 - -le -J :ie -. a i.-.4.-..s-an .. A. ADE MARTHA SUE HUMPuaYs nsuen A willing heart, a helping hand. Student Council 1, 2, Treas- urer 2g NHS 4, Sigma Lamb- da Chi 2, 3, 4, President 43 Quill and Scroll 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Green -and White lg Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, President 33 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 33 Golf 33 Tennis 33 Class Sec- retary 13 Senior Class Parlia- mentariang B.E. Cheerleader lg Band Clinic 45 Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 4, FHA 1. ,, . - .1 ROBERT HUTCHINSON uBoh9r It does not pay to worry, things are bound to happen anyway. Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4g FFA 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 44 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Class Vice President 2 g Biggest Flirt 4. ' . - in ggi- , : I yu In I - j 5- iki f.-Fjjfv RUTH VIOLET JANSEN MYRTLE ELIZABETH Ruth JAUDON Friendship is the key to Myrtle happiness. Berea High School, Ohio 1, 2g Dramatic Club 23 Commer- cial Club 35 Intramural Club 4. A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4, Library Club 2, Treasurer 2, Handicraft Club 3, President 3, HR Of- ficer 2, 3. MARGARET FRANCES JOINER Margaret Like 'em all, love 'ern none, stay single, have a lot of fun. NHS 3, 4, Secretary 43 Sigma Lambda Chi 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 3, 4, Clinic 3, 45 Stunt Nite 2, 3, 43 Junior Play Prompter 3: Most Talented Girl 4. 23 i PHYLLIS JEAN JORDAN Glpillii Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Glee Club 1, 2, 33 FHA 1, lntemational Relations Club 4, Treasurer 4, Junior Play Announcer 3. BILLIE JEAN KEMP IBB-JE! A smile for all, a greeting glad, an amiable, jolly way she has. Letterwomen's Club 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 13 Green and White 4g FHA lg Fire Fight- er's Club 2, Lieutenant 23 Stunt Nite 1, 2: Basketball 25 Cheerleader 23 Wittiest 4. GERALD HaNai KENDALL Gerald 4 He likes to work, he loves to loaf. Band 1, 23 Glee Club 33 Hunting and Fishing Club 25 Audio-Visual Club 3, 4. - --U ------J -- M. , ,. ,,, JAMES DONALD KING lGDon7! He puts things over -not off. Green and White 2, 3, 4, Ed- itor 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 35 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 45 Jlulior Play 35 HR Officer 1, 2, 35 Waiter 25 May Day Queen Attendant 3. BONNIE JEAN KITTELL Bonnie If anyone can win friends, she can. Central High, Kalamazoo, Mich. 1, 25 Glee Club 3, 4. RICHARD PAUL KRAUSE uBuddyn A For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain. NHS 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, Clinic 2, 45 Stunt Nite 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 35 National Athletic Scholar- ship Society 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY MARIE KRUEGER Shirley Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. NHS 45 Sigma Lambda Chi 3, 45 Baby Sitters Club 3, Publicity Chairman, Commer- cial Club President 45 Teach- ers Pet 45 Annual Staff Typ- ist 45 FHA 1. CATHRINE ANNE . KUEKER Cathrine Victory belongs to the most deserving. NHS 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Clinic 3, 45 Class Secre- tary 15 HR Officer 1, 25 Stu- dent Council 15 President Or- chestra 1, 25 French Club 25 Cheerleader 25 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1, 25 Junior Class Play Student Director 35 Stunt Nite 3, 4. 24 -1 ALICE FAYE LEEPER asNancy9s A little nonsense is pleasant now and then. NHS 45 Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Publicity Chair- man 35 Green and White 3, 45 Advertising Manager 45 Dramatic Club 25 Stunt Nite 35 .Iunior Play 35 HR Officer 1, 25 Spanish Club 4, Secre- tary 45 Most Dependable Girl 45 Annual Staff 4, Photo Ed- itor5 Most Intellectual 4. MARTHA LEWIS lilsiefl A tiny girl, so full of pep, with the world she keeps in step. Manchester High School, Ca. Glee Club 1, 25 Green and White 45 FHA 15 Charm Club 1, 35 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 45 HR Officer 1, 2, 35 Band 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Dramatic Club 35 Soft Ball 3. JACKLYN MAE MCGAURAN itlackyli The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. FHA' 25 Dramatic Club 35 Charm Club 45 Green and White 45 Stunt Nite 3. f 'ff'---W fe--1-gL.....-- me :,.-Af.-.- --in-:hte-.nL.m.a:.1.:L-,,. , HELEN MARIE MCMILLION Marie What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Orwell High School, Ohio 1, Baby Sitter's Club 2, Charm Club 3, Glee Club 2. BENJAMIN PAUL MARcoUx Paul His candle will burn out someday, but it will leave a lasting glow. Student Council 2, 3g Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Clinic 4, Orchestra 3, 43 Clee Club lg Stunt Nite 43 Football 1, 2, 3g Class Vice President lg Annual Staff 3g Waiter 29 Haines City High School, Fla. 1, 2, 35 Band, Second Lieutenant. CHARLENE MERRITT Charlene Much study is a weariness of the flesh. Dramatic Club 25 Glee Club 3, 4. MARILYN LARUE MILLER Marilyn A She is as good as she is fair, with light blue eyes and golden hair. Ashland Senior High, Ky. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3g Annual Staff 33 Theta Club 2, 33 Dramatic Club, President 2:5 HR Officer lg Honor Soci- ety 1. ' - IRENE MONTWILL Irene The world is ready to re- ceive talent with open arms. High School of Music and Art, New York 1, 2g High School of Performing Arts, New York 2, 33 Green and White 4: Debate Team 4-g Stunt Nite 43 Class Vice President 15 Treasurer 2g Overtones Newspaper 1, 23 NHS 4g Clee Club 4g Quill and Scroll 4. -, ...L.. Ls ,. ,... Lg-.. ,, ... ,L ROBERT ALAN MORTON 6sB0bn Better men than I have lived, but I seriously doubt it. NHS, 4g Key Club 3, 45 Glee Club 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Green and White 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, President Spanish Club 45 Vice Pres- ident Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 33 Baseball 4g Basketball 23 Tennis 35 Class President li HR Officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Most Dependable 4, Most Intellectual 44 Annual Staff, Assistant Business Manager 4. THOMAS CHARLES NEFF HT0m7l Quiet in manner and sincere in speech. X Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Audio Visual Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, 43 Stunt Nite 3, 43 Junior Play 3. gi.. OLIVE J oYcE NORTH ccgloycen Her disposition is as sunny as her hair. Stunt Nite 1, 3g Class Sec- retary 2, 3, 4: HR Officer lg Baby Sitter's Club 3, Pres- ident Charm Club lg Pres- ident Knit and Purl Club 2, Vice President. .25 aww!!! the Claaaqfkl KNOW A L MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty One, being of sound mind and memory do declare this to be our will and testament therefore revoking all former wills by us made. We give, devise and bequeath to our patient, under- standing sponsors: Mrs. Ashby, Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Scharfschwerdt our ability to argue on most class matters but to reap success in the end. To our rightful heirs, the junior class, we -do turn over all the dignities and responsibilities of the senior class. May they receive the respect seniors are sup- posed to receive. We, Warren Alford and Ruthford Taylor, being of sober mind and confused thought, do will to Charles William Godwin our ability to be the bull shooter of the football team and to cut-up on trips. By the way, Godwin, what's the latest gripe? I, Alva Allison, will to Charles Lord anything I leave at school after I am gone. I, Barry Ankeny, will to Chuck Padrick, school and my ability to get out of it. I, .lim Baggett, being of sound mind and body leave to Don McConnell my manly appearance and manners with hopes that he uses them. He needs them more than I do. I, Barbara Baker, will to Beverly Lush my part of taking care of the band yard. May she get as many blisters as I did. I also will to her my ability to eat as much as I like and not get fat! I, Lindsey Biles, will to Richard Shearer my ability to be in the service and a member of my senior class, too. I, Ray Black, will to Leslie Bass my ability to get out of trouble and may he never have to use it. I, Bessie Bozeman, do will to Marilyn Davis my two years of taking dictation from Alfreda and living. I, Carolyn Bray, do on this day will to Buddy Wise my ability to endure the pains of certain senior classes. We, Ann Bryan and Betty Cronier, do will to Fran- ces Wall and Patty Bohren our old bottle of peroxide. May it improve their looks as much as it didn't ours. We, Tommy Bryant, and Mary Ellen Holmes, being of sound mind and body do will to Glenn Boyd and Maxine Owens, the whole school, gladly, in hopes that they may also get out before the bars are put up. I, Ronald Campbell do leave to Charlie Blanton my ability to stay out of trouble. We, Bgtty kgiarrera ind Janet Thomas, being of sound minds leave to artha Tedder and Alene Mel: ton, all of our dirty books, the blue piece of double- bubble gum under Mrs. Scharfschwerdt's desk and our sly ways of skipping school and getting an excused absence. I, Doris Carrera, will to Patty Norvell my title as ost t c and my well-known giggle. I, Hurley Carrera, will to Bebo Arnold my vacant place in the senior class. May he be able to get out as soon as I did. I, Bill Cato, will to John Svec my ability to skip school for four years and only get caught twice. I, Della Chambers, will to Vendela Clements and Joye MacDowell my ability to have crushes on people I shouldn't!! Oh! Men! Asrev-eciv dna emit gnorw eht ta thgir gnihtyreve od ot ytiliba ym ralucitrap ni ydobon tub ydobyreve ot lliw od, nibberC boB, I. I, Frances Crowe, being of sound mind and body, do will to Ray I-Iixson the distinction of being the only senior next year from Johnson City to graduate from Fort Pierce High. May he have as much fun as I have had. I, Sally Danley, do hereby will to Lunette Sapp my ability to get through high school as well as I did. I, Florence DeMaesschalk, do will to Nancy Edwards and Nina Blount my old typewriter in typing. May they get more speed out of it than I did. I, Bob Deitz, will to anyone in need, my ability to get along with all my teachers and of course study every subject one hour each night. I, Edward Enns, will to no one in particular my ability to do nothing and get away with it. I, Norman Ezell, will to Edward Raulerson my ability to kick a sparrow with a football over the fence in front of school from the football field. .cg NANCY LLEWELLYN NORTON uNancyn Gaze into her eyes and you will see an angel - gaze a little longer and you will see an imp. DAR Award 45 Sigma Lamb- da Chi 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Green and White 3, 4, Copy Editor 45 FHA 15 Secretary Stunt Nite 3, 45 Junior Play Prompter 35 HR Officer 25 Annual Staff, Assistant Literary Editor 45 Homecom- ing Queen Attendant 45 Girls' State Supreme Court .lustice 35 NHS 45 Spanish Club 4. J oAN ELIZABETH ORDWAY . Hiloanls Drink not too deeply of the fountain of knowledge, lest ye strangle. Sigma Lambda Chi 3, 45 Green and White 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 FHA 15 Dra- matic Club 25 Stunt Nite 1, 45 Junior Play 35 Annual Staff, Snapshot Editor 4. KATHRYN ALYCE OSTEEN ucatu Contentment furnishes con- stant joy. FHA 15 Commercial Club Secretary 25 Variety Club Vice President 35 Charm Club 4. RICHARD J OSEPH DAVID PASSANTINO mick A good mind possesses a kingdom. Midwood High School, Brook- lyn 1, 2, 35 Tennis 15 Track 15 Baseball 2, 45 HR Officer 15 Lettermen's Club 45 Fish- ing and Hunting Club 4. 4 FRED BRUCE PAULSON Freddie A genial disposition brings its own rewards. Football 25 Basketball 25 Baseball 35 Track 25 Golf 15 Class Treasurer 25 President 35 Lettermen's Club 25 Jun- ior Play 35 Lincoln High, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. 1, 25 Pittsville High, Wis. 3. ' , MARGARET ALICE PETTEY molgya- , Margo Silence is one great art of conversation. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1. ANN EDEN PLATI- Eden Her heart is like the moon ever changing, but always with a man in it. Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Green and White 3, 45 FHA 15 Dramatic Club 25 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 35 Most Dignified 45 Annual Staff, Assistant Ad Editor 45 Waitress 25 May Day Queen Attendant 3. NORMAN WILLIAM PLA'I'rs Normie Unto ourselves our own life is necessary5 unto others, our character. Student Council 1, 25 NHS 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Second Lieutenant 35 Captain 45 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Clinic 1, 3, 45 Hunting and Fishing Club 25 Audio Visual Club .35 Vice President Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 4-5 Basket- ball 25 Waiter 2. 219 MARY BOB Biggest F lifts I, Mary Flood, do hereby will to .Io Ann Altman my ability to always keep my hair in place on rainy days. I, Shirley Floyd, will to Sandra Tardy my ability never to be stood up on a date. I, Beverly Freer, leave to Clyde Curl my luck in always passing my subjects and hope it doesn't run out I, Bitsy Frink, bequeath to Barbara Vickers my innocent ways of overcoming my lack of punctuality for class assignments and attendanceg and to David Kelley my variable Spanish tongue and the last re- mains of the Frink talent in the band, y ahora adios. I, Betty ,Io Gainous, do will to Shirley Taylor all the good times We had cheerleading for the football and basketball games. I, Pat Collnick, will to Joann Stewart my English IV notebook in hopes that she will use it more than I did. I, Charles Goodwin, will to .I ack Drawdy my parking place in front of the shop class. EDDIE SHIRLEY Teacher's Pets I, Robert Gritfis, do will to Robert Smith my ability to fish. I, Nancy Hall, do will to Virginia Peeper Neill my two wonderful years at Fort Pierce High and all the fun I had in glee club. I, Carl Hantman, do will to Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs. Sample, all my love and hope that they will never again find as big a pest as I have been. I, Glenn Harned, will to Buster Parker all the old stale popcorn that has been swept off the floor of the Sunrise theatre. May he never want to eat during a show there. I, Pat Harrison, will to anyone who is fool enough to want it, my slightly used desk and worn out geome- try book in hopes that they get more advantage out of them than I did. We, Mary Hughes and Isabelle Lewis leave to Dick Carlton and Warren Wrobleski our ability to stay in trouble more than any two other people in schoolg also our title as the giggling twosome' in all our classes. 1 WILLIAM EIIWIN ARTHUR RASMUSSEN SLE!-win!! lf you can't say what you think, why think ir? Audio Visual Club 3: Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 2, 4: Stunt Nite 4: Junior Play 3: Track 4. LEIIOY CALVIN RAY WAYNE DELBERT Leroy RHINESMITH Much learning doth make Wayne thee mad. HL Intramural Club 2, 3, 4: et wm0?ig:ifj?repare for Treasurer 3: Track 3: Base- Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Stunt ball 4: Basketball 3, 4. Nite 4. RICHARD DAVID ROBINSON lGDick'U Nothing is impossible with a determined hand. Key Club 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Hunting and Fishing Club 2: Audio Visual Club 3: Stunt Nite 4: Baseball 3, 4. HERSHEL HILL ROHN Hershel Long and tall, and full of the makings of a good man. Ocoee High School, Fla. In- tramural 4: Football 4: Base- 'bau 4, Baskerbau 4. 4 JANET FLORENCE Rosa lljanetl! Born with the gift of laugh- ter and a sense that the world is mad. Seton Hall High School, Long Island, N. Y. 1: Intra- mural Club 2: Clee Club 4: Stunt Nite 3, 4: Student Council 1: Art Club lg School Paper 1. SAMUEL PHILLIPS RowE Snake How wise, how noble, young, how rarely featured. Student Council 4: NHS 3, 4: President Key Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Hunting and Fishing Club 2: Future Vot- ers Club 3: President 3: Track 4: Class Vice Pres- ident 4: HR Officer 2, 3, 4: Most Likely to Succeed 4: Waiter 2. '1 ,' A MARTHA JUNE SAINE lCJuneN Cheerful looks win many friends. FHA 1, 4-H Club 2, 3: Li- brary Club 2: President Art Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 4: Announcer 3: HR Officer 2, 3: Secretary 4: Student Council 3: Parliamentarian NHS 3, 4: Vice President 4: Girls' State 3: State Treas- urer Quill and Scroll 4: Most Likely to Succeed 4: Annual 'Staff 3, 4: Editor-in-Chief 4: Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4. 29 NANCY BOB Most Talented I, Tommy Hughes, do will to Arthur Kickliter all my old girlfriendsg and to Bob Smith anything he wants that I don't. I, Sue Humphrys, do will to .lanet Reed all my old tennis balls, broken racket, worn-out bowling shoes and my genuine love for all sports. I, Bob Hutchinson, will to Ronald Shipman my abil- ity to play football. I, Ruth Jansen, will to Dempsey King all my bash- ful ways, and the abilility to get a girl and keep her. We, Myrtle .laudon and Janie Smith, bequeath to Lorraine Friland and June Hale our ability to remain close friends and to have as many good times as we did through our four years of high school. I, Margaret Joiner, do will to Sammy Kingsbury the art Q?j of always being in a stew about glee club and also being Mrs. 4Sample's right-hand man. I, Phyllis Jordan, do will my height and ability to argue to Muriel Estes and Mervel Knight. I, Billie .lean Kemp, do will to Louise Lloyd my ability to be on time to all my classes and my nick- name, troubles, as she so well deserves it. I, Gerald Kendall, will to Phillip Neighbors my ability to go out with a different girl each week. I, Don King, do hereby will to Bill Cantrell my half interest in our lawn mowerg may he get a better push out of it than I did. I, Bonnie Kittell, will to Roseanne Kasnie my shy and bashful ways of getting along with boys. CARL MARGARET Most Dependable I, Buddy Krause, do will to Charlie King whatever I have that he would want, with one exception and that is my head, as it is glued on. I, Shirley Krueger, do will to Jackie Seal and Pat Heather my title of Teacher's Pet of the senior class and typist on the annual staff. Also my typing and slforthand ability. May they have as much fun helping everyone in those classes as I did. ' I, Catherine Kueker, being of sound U1 mind and Q?J body do hereby bequeath to Phil Hopkins my attraction to Higgs' Drive-In. May he always find someone to borrow enough money from for at least a coke. I, Nancy Leeper, do will to Ann Leverett my bottle of black hair dye with the hope that she may be more successful on perfecting coal black hair than I was. I, Jacklyn McGauran, will to Dotty Wharton the quiet ways she says that I have. I hope they will aid her greatly. I, Marie McMillion, will to Marlene Thomas my ability to graduate from high school and have nothing to leave behind. I, Paul Marcoux, would like to leave Dot Rahme my ability to chauffeur with one hand. Also my slightly used slip-shod Chevrolet. I, Charlene Merritt, do hereby will to Evelyn Svec my ability to always stay in trouble and to manage to fail every exam and still get by! ! PATRICIA NAOMI SALLETTE upatsyu To know her is to secure a loyal friend. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g FHA 13 Stunt Nite 2, 3g HR Offi- cer 4. , DORENE SCHURMANN 'foo Do With eyes that dance, and tongue that goes, she is a lass whom everyone knows. Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Let- terwomen's Club 3, 4, Pres- ident 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Green and White 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4, Typ- ist 43 FHA lg Stunt Nite 1, 2, 33 HR Officer 1, 2, 3g Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, B.E. 1. DONALD THOMAS SECREST scD0noa T hose who jest with good taste are called witty. Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4g Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4g Band 23 Green and White 43 Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3g Stunt Nite 1, 2, 33 Foot- ball 1, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Tennis 33 HR Officer 1, 4g Wittiest 4g Annual Staff 3, Sports Edi- tor3 Waiter 2. RAYMOND WILLIAM SELPH l Ceech Friendship, Love, and Hap- piness are worth more than all the diamonds in the world. Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 FFA 2, 3. Doms JEAN SHEI-'FIELD ushortyn So quiet, still and wise 'til you, see the twinkle in her eyesf' Miami Jackson High, Fla. 1, 23 Library Club 13 Commer- cial Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4g HR Officer 1. KX 'PHI ' XIPUIXJ RA FAE SI-IEFFIELD Laura ' Always happy, always gay, just the same from day to day. Charm Club 4, Secretary 43' FHA 13S'Stunt Nite 33 Dra- matic Club 23 Baby Sitter's Club 33 Vice President 33 Annual Staff 4 Assistant Typist. BETTY Jo SLoAN Betty J 0 Her very frowns are fairer far, than smiles of other maidens are. Letterwomen's Club 3, 4, Sec- retary 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Dramatic Club 33 Stunt Nite 3, 43 Baseball 43 HR Officer 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 3, 43 Most Conceited 43 Prettiest 43 Waitress 23 May Day Queen 2, 3. ' ' I CHARLOTTE J EANE ' - SLOAN ' uJ'eanneu Kind and sweet, pretty and neat, to know her is really a treat. Quill and Scroll 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 FHA 13 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff, Assistant Act. Editor 43 Waitress 2. 3l ...A fs-1.-lass---L----W-----..a+- ---.tr---4--A-i-.-.1 -a-.-- .sua B-- .Y a,..w-s. H., .-4 PAT WARREN Cutest Couple I, Marilyn Miller, do will to Tina Mills all my old skirts and sweaters to be used to the best of her ability. I, Irene Montwill, leave to Bobby Scharfschwerdt, because he is always so spiritual, intellectual and in- hibited, my Bohemienne spirit, extroverted nature and evil mind. V I, Bob Morton, do will to Al Rotenberg the follow- ing: Tobias, the only wooden elephant ever elected honorary president of the eighth gradeg a collection of Mr. Hall's most famous jokes and the ability to laugh at some of them, also the distinction of being the youngest boy in the senior class. I, Tom Neff, will to Pete McDonald my ability to get along with Mrs. Kuhn. I, Joyce North, do will to Margaret Perkins every single little ole one of my freckles-and all the sun- burns that caused them. I, Nancy Norton, do leave to Don Talmon the ability to get into all kinds of trouble at all times-always innocently, too! I, Joan Ordway, do will to Patty Poppell the strewn fragments remaining of my brain knowing that she needs them since hers is just as scattered. lPoor thing has another year, tooll I, Kathryn Osteen, do will to .lean Eldridge my seat in P.A.D. where you can see everything and still not miss any fun. BILLIE JEAN DON I Winiesz I, Dick Passantino, hereby bequeath to Edward Kap- lan my extra ability to get away with: making U-turns, rushing caution lights, double parking and right hand passing. He can also have my automatic third' shift, to Charles Jaap, I leave my tongueless, soleless, lace- less, and spikeless baseball shoes. May he go on to even greater glory with them than I did. I, Freddy Paulson, will to Wayne Langham and Walter Logue my ability to drive a hotrod. I, Margaret Pettey, do will to Gator Thomas, two inches of my height, one dimple and my quiet ways. May he make better use of them than I did. I, Eden Platt, will to Binney Putnam anything she wants. I, Norman Platts, will to Paul Platts my ability to stay on the right side of Major and still give him my opinion. I, Erwin Rasmussen, will to Eddie Baker my patience and speed in typing. We both need it!! I, Leroy Ray, do will to Ernest Dunn, everything and he can have it. I, Wayne Rhinesmith, will to Ken Kueker all my teachers and hope he can do better work in their classes than I did. I, Dick Robinson, do will to Eugene Dobbs my abil- ity to be late to Mrs. Kuhn's class every mmning and get away with it successfully. lf JANIE INEZ SMITH G5-Ianieu The quiet mind is richer than u crown. Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 3, 4, Library Club 24 Spanish Club 343 Handicraft Club 3, Secre- tary 3. PATRICIA LOUISE SMITH Patty Lou Little and petite, not much of her-but 0h.' how sweet. Greeneville High School, Tenn. 35 Sigma Lambda Chi 2, 4, Quill and Scroll 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Librarian 45 FHA 15 Beta Club 3, 4g HR Officer 1, 43 Annual Staff 45 Assistant Clubs Ed- itor. VELORENE PEARL SPENCER ' VelOrene That which she wills to do or say, seems wisest, most discreet and best. Bruce High School, Western- port, Md. 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice President 4-5 Fireman's Club 2. BETTY MARIE STRICKLAND tcBettyn Friend to all, foe to none. Library Club 2, Handicraft Club 35 Dramatic Club 45 Stunt Nite 1Q LEWIS HIGBEE STRICKLAND Louie Women, you can't get along with them, and you can't get along without them. NHS 4-5 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 4: Audio Visual 2, 3, Treasurer 23 Stunt Nite 2, 3, 4-I Baseball 1, 2g Bas- ketball 2, 3g Track 43 Annual Staff Assistant Snapshot Ed- itor 4-, Quill and Scroll 4. ..rA---- FRANK DAVID STRUNK Frank For a smile or a glance from his eye, the lassies are ready to die. LetterInen's Club 3, 4g Intra- mural Club 1, 2g Football 2, 3. 45 Basketball 2, 3. FRED LELAND RUTIIEORD THEODORE SUMMERLIN TAYLOR Freddie Ruthford V Never let your studies inter- They say the good die young fere with your high school -boy am I taking care of education. Q myself. Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 Hunting and Fishing Club 33 Hunting and Fishing Club 2g FFA 3, 43 Stunt Nite 1, 4, Stunt Nite 2g Football 1, 2, HR Officer 1, 4. 3, 43 Track 2, 3: N.A.S.S. 2, 3, 4. aa, Q1 ifl-A:w,.-U 15. --5-.. . .., -,,---,.L- V - Luigi- ---- .. J:-----Ju-- .l ULE GLENN Best Dancers I, Hershel Rohn, do will to Harry Crowley my ability to get in good with the basketball coach. I, Janet Rose, will to Barbara Rynski my unique talent for laughing at the wrong time, all of the time, also all the old scissors I've worn out cutting my hair with. 12 Phillips Rowe, do hereby leave to Rickey Willes the ability to work as hard on his chemistry next year as I have had to work in Physics. I, June, being of Saine mind, do hereby will to Diane Dye my four year old bottle of shoepolish which has never been opened, and the reputation of having the dirtiest saddle oxfords in school. To Donn Bicksler, my chair in the sax section where you get wet when it rains, frozen when it's cold, and choked with dust when it's hot. I, Patsy Sallette will to Bob Bass all the fun I had in high school and some of my weight so he can make the football team next year. fAt last some of it gonell I, Dorene Schurmann, do will to Bobby Neill my ability to skip at least one class a day without getting caught, and to Alene Simonsen all my old odds and ends. I, Don Secrest, will to Marion McMullian my pair of worn out baseball shoes, may they carry him to the plate and back as many times as they have me. I also leave him my title as Wittiest Boy in the senior c ass. BOB , BETTY JO Most Conceited I, Geech Soupbone Selph, will to Bobby Ham- bone Anderson my ability to smoke cigars on ,the foot- ball bus without being caught by the keen sense of smell that Coach Slay has for tobacco during football season. I, Doris ,lean Sheffield, hereby will to Rosa Curry my ability to grow, and may she use it better than I. I, Lura Fae Sheffield, being of my usual sound mind, I reckon, do will to Pearl Pierce my one little ole natural blonde streak of hair in front. May you be accused of using peroxide as often as I have been. I, Betty .lo Sloan, will to Martha Keene my title as Most Conceited Girl. May she deserve it and use it. I, Jeane Sloan, will to Edith Sample all my spare time that I never seem to be able to find. I, Patty Lou Smith, do leave to Sarah Ann Morris my ability to get to school on time, Qexcept the times I'm latel. Here's hoping she can run as fast as I can. I, Velorene Spencer, will to Myrtle Glover my mod- est and innocent ways. May she use them more than I did. I, Betty Strickland, do will to Portia Huffman my ability to go hot-rodding and speed-shifting all over town-fthat which I didn't learn from Mr. Huffj . I, Lewis Strickland, do will to Dick Waldron my passing grade for the first semester in Physics. JANET MACK THOMAS 6lJanetH She has a smile for every girl, two for every boy. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA lg Dramatic Club 13 Stunt Nite 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 13 Basket- ball 13 HR Officer 1. PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON Gtpatss So is life3 not how long it is, but how good it is. Band 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 43 Green and White 4g Drama- tic Club 23 Quill and Scroll 43 Charm Club 33 Stunt Nite 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Waitress 2. WILLIE KATHERINE THOMPSON . Willie Her voice is like the lark's and her smile like the sun- shine. f . Student Council 43 Parlia- mentarian 43 Sigma Lambda Chi 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 President 43 Clinic 3, 43 Stunt Nite 1, 33 Junior Play 33 Class Vice President 3g HR Officer 2, 3g Friendliest 4g Miss Fort Pierce Hi 4. SAMUEL FAIIABEE VARN llsan-191 Never over-serious, not too frivolous, but a rare good fel- low. Key Club 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Audio Visual 2, 33 Stunt Nite 2, 43 Track 3, 4. '- U JOAN VOGT uuloann Of manners gentle-of affection mild. Clee Club 3, 43 Librarian 4g Clinic 43 FHA lg Stunt Nite 3, 43 Annual Staff 3. PATRICIA SUZANNE WARNE Suzanne Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Coral Gables High School, Miami, Fla. 33 LetterwOmen's Club 43 Green and White 43 FHA 23 Stunt Nite 23 Cheer- leader 43 Friendliest Smile 43 Most Versatile 43 Volleyball 33 Softball 33 Basketball 33 Quill and Scroll 4. LOUISE KAY WHIDDEN UKBYQD Friendly to all, hostile to noneg always jolly and full of fun. Handicraft Club 33 Vice President 33 Commercial Club 4. JULI: ANN WILCOX uJu1e9I A pleasing personality tunes in the best in others. Sigma Lambda Chi 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Green and White 3, 43 Business Man- ager 43 FHA 13 Dramatic, Club 23 Stunt Nite 33 Best Dancer 43 Annual Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 43 Wait- ress 2. 3 35 I 3 I 'I Dy lfle wUffC Une ICNUIUS 7 the worker. serveil in every act of life - - . DORIS AND BOB Lettermen's Club 1 3 4 sfiilsaplzzglggxa 13511 Class Pests Football lg Most Dtgnx ' fied Boy 4. and Scroll 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Green and White 3, 4g Library Club 25 Dramatic Club 23 Stunt Nite 3. I, Frank Strunk, to Bill Burney, my right arm which isn't worn out yet. I, Herschell Thompson, hereby will to Tommie Hol- ton my supreme ability to skin my knuckles speed- shifting to second g and, believe you me, I am surely glad to get rid of it. I, Willie Kathryn Thompson, do leave to Ellen Stephens all the hard work which comes with being a senior. May she have as much fun doing it as I have. I, Fred Summerlin do hereby will to Charlie Sum- merlin my ability to smoke through football season for four year without the coaches knowing about it. I, Samuel Varn, being of sound body and mind. do will to Jack Scott one foot of height, of which I shall be glad to be rid. I, .Ioan Vogt, do will to Sondra Kendrick my place on first row of the Glee Club, and also my ability to know all the music in time for concert, though I never study it. I, Suzanne Warne, do will to Harris Campbell my ability to move out of White City in hopes that he can move in town in the next few years. I, Kay Whidden, do will to Faye Whidden my old red skirt providing she fits into it as well as I thought Bitsy Frink I did, and to Webb Dominguez my smile that he may win more girls than I did boys. I, Jule Wilcox, leave to Kathryn Hutchinson my title as Best Dancer and also my ability to remain true to one boy all through my junior and senior years. I, Martha Wilson, do hereby will to DeRon Ingram and Anne Young my scooter and sidecar and may they learn to ride it as quickly as I did. I, Wade Wilson, do will to Stuart Whiddon my title as Most Dignified Boy. We hesitatingly leave to the annual staff of 1952 the load of producing the traditional year book and our empty bottles of hair dye that we used to keep us young looking. We leave to Mrs. Hagel, who so graciously let us use the library as our workshop, our aftertime light bills and leftover aspirin although they are few in number. In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our hands and publish and declare this instrument to be our last will and testament in the presence of the witnesses named below on this 24th day of February in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one. Wimm CLASS or 1951 Nancy Norton Witness 36 1 1 N Y ! Y ,I Q If 'ff-.., ' E . , f 0 Jr? X V, ? 5: f if-, 1 V ---W-4 -,-M ,, , Q-A--f - - -----.. -......Jl1i ',....g+-, i ' ,Q-..,.A,A ..,A.-..- l -- c.---....4:g41gi' 5 g, ,-,-, , M-.. W ,... F-E i ,g ,.Y,.---..k. ., :im - CLASS or .1952 Dot, Virginia, Mr. Sample, Mervel, Bill JUNIOR OFFICERS President ............. ...,,.... V irginia Neill Vice President ......,. .,.,....., B ill Burney Secretary e.........,... .....,.....,,. D ot Rahme Treasurer ......... ......... M ervel Knight Sponsor .e.. ...,,.... M r. Sample r f 1 le A 92 ' 2 'fr Yi S ni 645 A Joann Altman Bob Anderson eo J, A o r ' Bob Bass Charlie Blanton Nina Blount Julia LaBon Edith Sample I . x x F E 'si e r if ig . s i be it ls ,S 1 f nf rel fx EX I 1 xi ff I iv Bebo Arnold Eddie Baker Patty Bohren Glenn Boyd Joan Brulin Bill Burney Harris Campbell Vendela Clements 54 B .,, ,nnl B ' V I, ' ' lc Y , if a Q I my Q Q6 S1 3 y W Patsy Van Campen Bill Cantrell Dick Carlton L- T, k E: ' ffl 5 3:1 f Q 1 E . sf I Ni ,, an 1 . f - Avlll Y if if X N s fi it 44.1 ,a A . 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X' if F! . xl .i --i F Sondra Kendrick Arthur Kickliter Charlie King Sam Kingsbury Mervel Knight Kenneth Klleker Wayne Langham Ann Leverett Mary Louise Lloyd Walter Logue K t iiur irru nni gg Charles Lord Beverly Lush Don McConnell Pete McDonald Marion McMullian Billy Mangham Alene Melton Tina Mills Sarah Ann Morris Phillip Neighbors 43 Bobby Neill Virginia Neill Margaret Perkins Paul Platts A 5 3 -Q iiili, ff lag ll if S M i5 . 2 iii S2 1 5' s A , 41 W wi. 1, ,iii an 3 it , ,V - , ' We Q . wi? fn if 'Y 2 .. iV,f - r ' f Patty Norvell Chuck Paclriclc Patty Poppell Binney Putnam Myrlene Pearce Dorothy Rahme WE ' if ggsgp? fm: f 515155: 'imc' t M555 -14? if ff, 1- 'S W . aa ,rf M- it J? . -. M, H - S vm fm, L - V 3 . , i H, i f t ., S ' f be 1' . If . 3 5553- 4 2- 1 ' in I' '- ' 'f VW! 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W L Ronald Shipman Alene Simonsen ,yrkazgi 'Q K K X T a 5 ,M f W 1 , if ' 1 1, , IYME ' 1' H , ,K M, - .Q ' A ,fi,,iff!f: - V fly, - Q I. 7 - . fa ff-lg r va' A ji ' ,fr if o e ,,.,b ' Ellen Stephens F reddye Mae Studstill Evelyn Svec .1 1 -X YUM John Svec Donald Talmon Sandra Tardy Shirley Taylor Martha ,lean Tedder 19,1 'xi Gaylord Thomas Marlene Thomas Barbara Vickers Frances Wall Dotty Wharton rl y ' gi ft' . li 'a w ie Faye Whidden Ricky Willes Buddy Wise Warren Wrobleski Anne Young The time finally arrived and no one who was there either night will forget such famous characters as Man Mountain Crowley, Honest John Svec, and Cecil B. Kap- lan of the Junior stunt, Making Western Moviesf, Notice Honest John and the Hadacol bottles on his bar. Wonder why he doesn't like lemon pie anymore? STU T NIGHT The Junior Class present- ed the annual Stunt Night program in January. For several months the dif- ferent classes and clubs had been working on their stunts. The Glee Club members' stunt, A Very Boring Even- ing seems not to be that. The men from Mars and their flying saucers seem to have scared some of them nearly to death. The High and Mighty Sen- iors took first place with Two Defective Mysteries. The Seventh grade and their Casey at the Bat won sec- ond honors. Here you can see Mighty Casey striking out. On Friday night the fea- ture contest winners were presented. Mr. Bryan crowned Miss F.P.H. and Most Popular Boy. As they left people were heard saying, I haven't laughed so much in a long time. 9 I W E' 1 li.. A ff 4 hw ' N D TA . X S X I - A 5 Zgafffi- E -xw W., ,,,, ,W A , , , , ....1.....4Qn+ . , ,,.- CLASS .dn-w . Y K Y-...- W.-V Y . 4' ' our 1953 ' J une, Stewart, Miss Helseth, Charles, Chester Vice President if President .......... - -- ..... Secretary .......,. -- ,...... -- SCJPHOMORE OFFICERS Stewart Corbett Charles Carlton June Cheatham Treasurer ...,... ............. C hester Kite Sponsor - Alfreda Helseth MAIN HALL 9:15 5 Qs.: fu A ,A in 59 .. Ek can V, ,IZ 'L I ,QL 4.. M vi - AD ,QW in A 55' 'R 2 -. 2 r H 5 . Am ,gif ,- In 2- rv Q -3 . . me '-we N. .fmw-.fl mf ' sf , W ,f,,, , .N- SE Z x 2 Y giiirgf' .2 , ' 'G f 21.1 'M -'al vm 'YR ii. E iii- are 'S ' 3 3 . mm sur , ,Y Q i i mga., .N vw if -is A '36 W. ,A BEM f Vi, 3+ I , K- 2 ,f ,.,. , , 1., it A .Ey- ,frif 531, : .L ,. YL .isa mai' 'C Ml. 3 . 3351? 5 Q Q Q5 .n-,W 1. .gy -. , f fc 3 . w rt 1 sf Yflefxaif Eiiiw' -- fm y f. 4?- ,L Nt klw 5, 'ai Eg Q. V N-dh I . ,.,,, wr xx 4? 212 '31 5 AQ? I . ww, , 1,1 wi- . .A e 5? xii ., 5 k 2:5 , 6 R rf .... - r . A :ii 1. -V NL 221+ '31 ks if 4: w ie: fa 1 . , - z: 541 as mf 'L ww ' 7 HT WW , Kwai K . ,SMX X W.. 0+ fb F, A gggl iw K f lm Y' M f if 'mf 1 M- . ,, 5- , ,L frlisgw V 'Win 'll ' Ernest Raulerson Dot Rothermel June Rynski Dixie Lee Salter Marie Sapp B. J. Sasser Sylvia-Sexauer Veronica Sexauer Mary Ann Seydel Crystal Smith Lindy Smith t it S or H 5 limes! EE if FZ U T ,fi ,. 'xy l YW , Q.: xudmi ri ff Sheila Smith Ethel Summerlm Paul Talmon Bobby Teague Jo Ann Teague Joanne Tison wa Billy Thomas .lean Tozier Pat Trueman David Tuttle Valerie Von Ammon Bo Frances Warner Molly Whiddon Theresa Whitice Barbara Wigley Harold Williams Harold Page Williamh Everett Windsor Hope Witt Mary Ann Woolley Buddy Zuver Marjorie Thomas. l . . A U IQ, I L A gAi -'-A - - ' ' S ' ' ' ' V--V U-un - - '-X11-3-3-11?-5' 'A-- -- -H-3 -A--f --- ---an-A 1.-M A mw- N 'V KX I Wir QAY, 1 . , If Iii xx 4. x, ,Z ,gn r 2 ii My 52 if lg. 41 U M, 4' iw:-f lt. .6 I ... ..1.w,,., z 'Pt -f Md' Z 4 I 1 4 KT f ' -..1:-.--7? 'QQM--j gf ,f , ! . , YE ei , fd , fgv , CLASS OF I954 FRESHMAN GFFICERS President ........ ..... - ..... D ick Hellstrom Vice President ........ -- Bruce Dixon Secretary Treasurer -- Stephanie Varn Sponsor Pop Osteen Dick, Stephanie, Bruce, Pop Osteen o N E fn' A Y 5 ' MAIN HALL 1:15 First row: F. Willes, S. Krueger, E. Wilson, V. Sprucer, J. Cadle, H. Bailey, D. Brotsch, J. McCall, M. A. Sarg, M. J. Owens, S. Vam, B. Fowler, J. Blanton. Second row: Miss Dunn, S. Edwards, N. Lockhart, B. Scott, C. King. J . Lloyd, H. Masters, C. Carra- way, B. Storey, R. Broadbent, A. Russakis, G. Norvell. Third row: F. Sasser, N. Higgs, B. Dixon, J. Stewart, D. Joiner, D. McMillion, B. Googe, C. Greene, R. Curl, J. Harrison. First row: L. Anderson, C. Coppersmith, N.. Strawder, L. Milligan, S. Kuhn, M. Wood, M. Ladd, S. Standfield, G. Perkins, Mr. Geiger. Second row: E. Sanders, J. Shortridge, 0. F reer, J. Osteen, S. Dewson, J. Cato, S. Blount, J. Barron, E. Wall, B. Tyner. Third row: C. Rake, P. Goodner, E. Mostovich, M. Clark, A. Jorgenson, B. Jones, J. Meador, C. Jones, R. Leverett, C. Jenkins. First row: E. Price. S. Kam. J. Same-ri. l.. M. Stanley, J. Walters, J. R. Cathcart, V. Strunk, C. Kicliter, J. Mays, Pop Osteen. Second row: Y. Gibbs, V. Ward, G. Tomlin, B. A. Ballou, P. Johnson, S. Lowe, C. Wharton, Jr., B. Young. Third row: J. Favorite, E. Van Campen. B. Cooper. D. Lassiter, G. Scambler. R. Bruggerman, F. Cheatham. D. Saleeby. J. Shortridge. First row: Mr. Jordan. l.. Center. l. J. Huss. l. Sloan. N. Fendley. M. Traynor. B. Barker. D. Kaplan S. Reiltz. S. Sapp. C. Kelly. N. Crooks. Second row: E. l.aster. C. Smith. D. Gardner. l.. Monroe. R. Black. D. Wilson. M. Albritton, J Blount. B. Hoffmeister. B. Tye. D. Hellstrom. Third row: J. Corley. H. Mock. A. Holmes. F. Wouters, J. Layfield. B. Sloan. A. Wiles. B. Pis cmtto. ' w. First row: XI. Vargo. M. Moody. l.. Batts. S. Traynor. M. E. Black. M. Baggett. .l. Troy. S. Kelley Mrs. R. Sample. Second row: M. Juel. J. Gainous. D. Reuther. V. Ward. M. A. Morris. W. Howard. R. Evers. I. Hamilton. M. Lindsey. Third row: B. Wade. B. Nolan. D. Stewart. B. Burwell. C. Drake. R. Hutchinson. M. Cockran J. Jaap: J. Platt. R. Williams. X J 3 First row: A. Perkins. C. Nlclntosh. P. McGauran. B. J. Jones. C. Crews. A. Fletcher. Second row: C. Rouse. L. Long. J. Kettles. G. Gregory. D. J. Sapp. R. Wilson. Third row: J. Merritt. B. Hammond. C. Burney. L. Harvey. P. Baker.bB. J. Osteen. Miss Rock. 1 J 1 J 57 ,E ' ' ii Ha- E-run: Q-Q s i',, NWEVE Aiwa. 'mm .nr '- juan ff- O magna W 6 of 129 f Q -'Tk 2 A A h EIGHTH GR DE First row: B. Boynton, F. Hawley, A. Law, L. Jaap, P. Skaggs, E. Page, D. Warren, M. Wells, L. Hansen, B. Hatfield, T. Huff, J. Morrison. Second row: F. Long, E. Bailey, E. Osteen, T. Bruh, J. Dobbs, J. Coker, F. Beaty, H. Marshall, S. Day, B. Davis. , Third row: K. Funk, L. Klipstine, B. Hutchinson, J. Kittell, B. Childress, D. Huss, Mr. Clark, C. Kicliter, D. Bass, P. Fridley, A. Grace, R. Reynolds, E. Altman. K f Q . k -M W' 'V J iffiiifififz.. . Q ' N f fi' ' A' ' if t K I A i P T ' A tissue?-sid First row: Mr. Gentry, N. Perkins, M. Leverett, A. French, P. Skaggs, P. Murphy, E. Albritton, M. Salter, L. Layfield, B. Williams, C. Matthews. Second row: J. Kelz, B. King, S. Sallette, F. Young, E. Osmon, G. Cail, C. Haselgrove, I. Guerriero, C. Whitehurst, M. Osteen, A. Starcher, P. Underhill, W. Lee. Third row: E. Ford, F. Von Ammon, C. Stanton. R. Mack, A. Strickland, E. French, J. Clark, R. Wrobleski, A. Phillips, B. Garrup, A. DeCordre, J. Costopoulos. Fourth row: H. Stames, J. Morgan, B. Blanchard, H. Hogan. 's - 1 , ...QAM .. . -- . -, Y, ,hY,,.,..--....-7---1-.if-,-fs ,. s-gw- -'-- ,Wu or EIGHTH GRADE First row: C. Green, J. Clanton, S. Norheim, B. Heverley, D. Holton, L. Bumey, A. Lassiter, M. Jaudon, A. Terry, S. Putnam, L. Smith, B. Jones, .L Solomon. Second row: N. French, P. Pringle, B. Robinson, R. Johnson, H. Tumer, D. Hurst, R. Bullock J. Tyson, O. Sloan, M. Tice, H. Jackson, T. Tardy. Third row: M. Vanclief, D. Haizlip, B. Dyer, V. Lindsey, G. Thomas, B. Wamock, L. Hardwick R. Strickland, R. Roberts, R. Teague, J. Biles. First row: Mr. Stokes, C. Rentz, S. Windsor, B. Balleau, A. Sykes, V. Smoot, M. Hanson, G. Elder, S. Lewis, E. Welling, E. Smith, W. Goins, N. Negus, S. Hazelief, R. Banks. Second row: T. Church, P. Gleave, G. Hoyle, R. Baker, B. Petty, N. Cole, P. Bradnick, D. Bren- son, S. Parnell, E. Hinkle, D. Taylor, J. Smith, V. Davis. Third row: Z. Thompson, S. Hardwick, N. Crawford, S. Roberts, B. Stevens, H. Vogt, E. McLeod, B. Simmons, B. Murphy, M. Hazelief. ' ' ' -..A 4. L.i.....L.-....+-.,LM,..L...4+--,,, ,, 44 .,,, . ,,,...,..,,,,..- ,,-...--.............-.,, ....,. . , - W, , r EIGHTH GRADE First row: Miss Williams, G. Gillespie, S. Padgett, B. Norman, F. Rice, B. Sasser, P. Kendall, P. Crowley, R. Bloodworth, J. Lloyd, C. Pzimell, R. Moody, N. Patrick, S. Stubbins. Second row: B. Burger, D. Duke, D. Whitice, C. Cooper, C. Hague, B. L. Johnson, G. Sheffield, M. Cofarth, R. Tomlinson, C. Poole. Third row: D. Evans, R. Hobbie, C. Knepp, B. Scott, V. White, J. Wouters, D. Evans, R. Forsman B. Bryan, B. Peiper, A. Mills, M. Buntrock. - MAIN HALL 10:17 SEVE TH GRADE First row: G. Rufly, J. Stewart, F. Hackney, P. Carroll, D. Beekman, R. Sloan, F. Clemons, E. Law- hon, D. Rake, M. Lanier, B. Small, B. Young. Second row: F. Anderson, B. Eden, T. Nelson, T. Tomlin, R. Vick, L. Walker, O. Lewis, M. Free L. Johnson, D. Platt, J. Campbell. Third row: R. Sirmans, F. Cavaness, R. Hagzln, R. Lovier, W. Wllithurst, C. Browning. .L McCormic T. Schuler, M. Freer, R. Krueger. ' First row: D. Midgette, J. Thomas, N. Lovegren, M. Roberts, H. West, J. Ladd, L. Owens, B. Lloyd, W. Leeper, B. Rowe, M. Higginbotham. Second row: Mr. Huff, J. Copeland, J. King, S. Milton, M. Selph, L. Owens, L. Landers, J. Pad- gett, L. Clark, N. Westnedge, J. Bunn, B. Glassbum. Third row: A. Lott, V. Stavley, W. Smith, H. Almond, J. Billings, G. F utch, J. Lincoln, R. Douglass, F. McCormick, C. Sibley, S. Alexander. 1 save TH GRADE W. First row: D. Drawdy, S. Amold, M. Knowles, B. Mills, N. Newton, A. Tolson, B. Foster, M.Sem- pepos, P. Odom, K. Satterwhite, J. Canaday, P. Green, K. Root. Second row: B. Prather, P. Wilson, B. White, D. Nelson, S. Hill, D. Thompson, E. Wenger, R. Ram- sey, E. Woolley. Third row: W. Harrison, G. Hackney, G. Woodcock, R. Shaffer, C. Padrick, B. Morris, A. Smiley, B. Dewson, R. Parker, Mrs. L. Johnson. First row: B. L. Teeple, J. Robinson, B. Smith, AS. Peterson, D. McKenzie, N. Bembry, C. Galeucia, B. L. French, P. Carver, D. Lincoln, H. Hamilton, B. I . Sapp. ' Second row: B. Traynor, R. Hamilton, 0. G. Davis, C. Baker, D. Hamilton, P. Sallette, C. Ward, S. Smith, T. Prindle, R. Osteen, A. French. Third row: R. Krueger, V. Crawford, K. Louis, B. J. Jolly, E. Tyner, Mr. King, G. Carraway, C. Seal, B. Strauder. Not in picture: H. Lennard, H. Kelly, E. Wood. f 64 l SEVENTH GRXDE First row: F. Thomas, D. Davis, A. Blanton, M. Surg, A. Evers, M. Mims, C. Smith, B. Padgett, D. Porter, B. Randall, P. Taylor, R. Hawley. Second row: H. Haskew, V. Strickland, B. Padrick, L. Gustafson, D. Schurmann, V. Gosney, D. Mc- Intosh, B. Paul, D. Jenkins, L. Drawdy, H. Reynolds. Third row: W. Wilson, W. Shipman, C. Wooley, J. Wade, J. Nicholson, D. Jones, C. Matheson, L. Schneider, L. Thompson, B. Goodwin, D. Morrison, D. Todd. Not in picture: F. Nicholson, J. Morrell. First row: F. Laster, W. Smith, G. Marshall, A. Lewis, B. Miller, C. B. Nettles, C. Eager, A. Wil- liams, J. Olivero, W. G. Carver, E. Warnock, V. Platt. Second row: B. Sindone, J. Jansen, L. M. Blanton, S. Spikes, R. Rouse, J. Selph, K. Koppenhoeffer, D. Curl, M. Crawford, A. Dewitt, D. Rice, F. Young. Third row: J. Longwell, H. Coker, W. Thomas, F. Owens, L. McMi1lion, N. Jorgenson, V. Fulford, B. Wamer, D. T. McClellan, R. Cowan, R. Bays, W. Scambler, Mr. Watkins. 4-- n1- Joan Fridley Kathleen Rand Jackie Hardin Ernest Bailey Donn Bicksler James Childs Shirley Church Eugene Dobbs Dale Abbe Gary Abston Bonnie Black George Black Lonnie Black Suzie Bonnette Lenore Bourn ' Richard Bradnick Donald Brantley Ronnie Bruggerman Jane Burdeshaw Ralph Byrd Harold Carmichael James Carter George Clark Joyce Drawdy Tommy Drawdy Howard Dunn George F lavin 1. Krueger 2. Kemp 3. Baker 4-. Campbell 5. Merritt 6. Strickland, L. 7. Rowe 8. Ordway 9. Sallette . Strickland, B. . Ray 12. Warne 13 Carreras 14-. Thomas 15. Schurmann 16. Sloan, J. 17. Ezell 18. Osteen 10 11 ,vit NO Plcrumzs SENIOR HERSCHELL THOMPSON J UN IORS Webb Dominguez Muriel Estes Bruce Fletcher Leon Fowler Robert Haberlandt Tommy Holton Julie LaBon Joyce McDowell SOPHOMORES John Gorman Karl Grover Jimmy Hamilton John Hawley X Robert Holman Hubert Hurst Mack Hutson Barbara Ann Jones Sally King Gene Krueger Tommy Kuhn Robert Leverett Bob Lindquist Wilbur Law Frances McClendon Naomi McCormic Bob McKenzie Raymond Mack Sadie Matthews Key to Senior Baby Pictures Pages 37 and 38 19. Bryant 20. Strunk 21. Thompson, W. K. 22. North 23. Secrest 24-. Robinson J 25. Harrison 26. Alford 27. Jordan 28. Norton 29. Morton 30. Sloan, B. .J . 31. Frink 32. Joiner 33. Wilson, M. 34. Smith, P. L. 35. Sheffield, L. 36. Danley Tom Miller Maxine Owens Charles Padrick Otis Parker Bill Skaggs Robert Smith Joann Stewart Charles Summerlin Melvin Taylor John Meador Duane Merritt Lars Miller Lois Minthorn Lamar Moody Howard Murrill William Murill Curtis Nunn Paul Nunn Jackie Page Billy Reeves Don Sallette Bernice Shearer Mike Silver James Starcher Alvin Strickland John Tillis Richard Traynor Douglas Wagner Grady Varner 37. Smith, J. 38. Montwill 39. Platt 4-0. Thompson, P. 4-1. Wilson, W. 4-2. J audon 43. Harned 44-. Leeper 4-5. Wilcox 4-6. Hutchinson 4-7. McGauran 4-8. Hughes, M. 4-9. Vogt 50. Holmes , X 3 wwe M ,Q , A 'U 'IO 0' 1 ff v 5 C 1-gp? 5 HQ g : ' Q ' I-T A tai . 5 'll E ' :Q QQ ' X die. 1 i vi., ANNUAL Editor-in-Chief J une Saine Assistant Editor Sue Humphrys Sponsor Mrs. Scharfschwerdt Literary Editor-Bitsy Frink Assistant-Nancy Norton Activities Editor J im Baggett Clubs Editor-Barbara Baker Assistant-Patty Lou Smith Assistant Jean Sloan Art Editor-Bob Crebbin Typing Editor-Shirley Krueger Assistant-Carl Hantman Assistant-Lura Sheffield STAFF Business Manager Jule Wilcox Assistant Business Manager Bob Morton Photo Editor-Nancy Leeper Sports Editor-Don Secrest Assistant-Mary Hughes Assistant-Warren Alford Sponsor Photographer Mrs. Scharfschwerdt Mr. Ken Coleman R Snapshot Editor-Joan Ordway Ads Editor-Eddie Enns Assistant-Lewis Strickland Assistant-Eden Platt Tr' A I Said lo Myself-Says I :roll fri I New Ollicers by Bitsy Frink nd Scrol lhad their of the year during ednesday Janual'Y We got the coach, we got the team, we got the pep, we got the M steam--. Yes sir, we surely have an--Au: it all andthe very cream of the AND crop, tgg, Could any School be happier than we?? Tal put a smudge elected- 'iutation..hnL.hon- 'e chosen onlv Out. 's were notified and VE HAll0WE'EII. PARTY A Smmbe, QQ? gm Oc, A H H t h ld tober 14 by Bobby Lee ,ASQ s e 'f , 8 'lffiifinpiiey S5531 hail her ,Ah MUSII CLINIC IS ' T l . IL ' 1 theofwieilfiiiw mp e I'IElD AT TAMPA Thursday, Friday and Saturday ,of this week selected members of the Band and Glee Club partici- in the Statewide music clinic in Tampa. Representatives 'om other bands and glee clubs l over the state were present. e purpose of the clinic is to de- e upon the required music se- , for each A, B, C, and D Owek- and glee club divisions. The University band con- Gramley constructive criticism that will be helpful in the chosen numbers for clinic also gives the rs a chance to discuss the X , F s of the various organi- X ' nroughout the state. Band Ye' embers attending were: Dorothy one band? Rahme, Sue Humphrys, Paul Mar- Just supposing the coux, Norman Platts, Warren .fomca Davis, or six in each car Wrobleski and Barbara Baker. ULAIHS' Iva Jean Hugs, pat ten cars-Well, anyGlee Club members attending Don Sasser, Bolyard, an I, D1-od,-,icky Buddy Van Canjpen, low at this possiblewere:' Samm-y Kingsbury, John! :Advisor of Sample, Jeanette Brouscow, Jeanette Wath- gala 1'011Ud trip to tlf Guerr1e1'0, B111 Ed Skaggs. D111-me -land the Dad Mr. O. en, Gladys Mulhoun, Bo King, and game which is to Merritt, D011 MCCOnnell, Buddy LW Lewis. Larrie Law, Joyce Lloyd and Jim- 18- .- Kliausei Nancy Hall, Margaret K ' . laan, R.,f,.EShmentS wen.,-Key H d Joiner, Joan Vogt, Kather1nKuek- I , A er, Willie K. Thompson and Vir- + -'iii'-gill!!-lljb - ' 'IL , THE GREEN AND WHITE j , SAINT LUCIE COUNTY HIGH scHooL , T'3?KeY331::et D I h. PI I Published by the Students of St. Lucie County High School lrfalllssslsiint aitfn 0 p I , mf:- F t P' -- 3 1 01' lercei Florida Delaware Avenue-Phone 499 basketball games. T ' Editofial Staff-' Bd to Send 8 bus The awards for posters adver- C-o,Edit0,.S - Donald King Binh P t games on a Friday g tising the production Mary Assistant Editors Dorene Schurgnann egianli 'SIE esults would make Rose were made this week. First Copy Editors , Barbar B k N' Y t. th. prize Art Kickhter, second prize, , Sports Editor a a er' aincy Norton on fnue is as a' r Julia Samperi, third prize, Mary , Assistant ---- '- '- -- Jggb Bnfigifix ervicelhe Key. Q1,1El1en.Holmes. - -A H Feature Editor - - - ' - - , Bitsy Frink ' Suzanne Warne, Bill Cato, De Ron Ingram, David Kelly, Dot Rhame, Marlene Thomas, June Barry, Edith Nobles, Howard Murrill, Barbara Hamilton, Norma Ford, June Mays, Vonda Lee Strunk, Carole Kelly, Jo Anne Walters, Stephanie Varn, Patty McGuaran, Carolyn Kicliter, Diane Whitticc, Pat Kendall, Nancy Reporters: Mary Hughes, Irene Montwiller, Eden Platt, Pat Thompson, , W , I , n.o Negus, Carl Dean Sheffield, Doris Duke, Veronica Davis, Pat Crowley, Wanda Goin, Beverly Ballou, Merlin Freer, Edith Sample, . , l Sara Kuhn, Jane Reed, Audrey Tolson, Mary Sempepos. , Business Staff- ' Ad -t' ' M C Q Buslifeillfganazliger - - N332 agislf that Egort Piertcle basket- and baseball we always mr Circulation Manager - ---- Don Mcconneu m s air er- out e season to uphold that reputation. B 3 Exchange Editor ------ Helen Richards :ang ly winning then- 'first track, .which is considered a I Typists - Jackie McGuaran, Dorene Schurmann, Jule Wilcox mes y declswe .scores Sporlf In most hlgh Schools, he - . - - 0 here.fP91e9-2ii,91E1!t1:e., fvrbdlil-est was as 2 teen LCR WHO, M W1 I lieV ,' K . Tho ITI Pson 'Pre , M W Vice Sldent ARR P . E ?lub, bf-'smdenff the N ALF0 ad mangf thesini0r cl 1 - gel' of slitermssg lettermg 1-el 8 Fig S gzaduatgps cl I' ' ge 5 Ub 111 arg-0nEag1eS ren. g that 100k born ii- y , Ou sgehis Pat hiinl f ' 0' oofmbalf Plte dow I Hg 4 115 It ' 'A e COIOI., mi grunq ing ,pling It is only skmton He . lg a 8 ha d Dejgl . MUS' Polmlafhosen X 0 0 o M ISS Fort P,erc 9 HI Qh New M embers of Sigm a 3 Refeived Y Th L e He ambda Y, Iflemhbv PB! 31 .1 19 01- In the50' H011 ' th? 1-Seng:-. una- br 1 KVB :weve i ouill-1-emi going ana if Soho 1 fic. A SPAST LUOXQ coxhifvi 11169 scaooy. 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Dee oose,t8a13e 3 Sie Love- Nletiwc., ax,-gidxa See Y'Xek.cXxetA 9 C,agx9'oeXX, Beebe Xlavaei 9, Xf10a,SeXX M000 V ' Qufxe Bins' Aer, a 1965. The Ban 9' P115 V0 Mm me 9 93591 an web 'oem in -8 no make ig, mem'oexs eunohaixxx we the 9.9, 5 ,eg oi foexoberskixd' to 'Coe new woe he KW muwx bexsi' The guest. speaker wigs Mme mtmeyb Dan NXeGafN-S. Liter We sewxee, ugh t V the Xxonotgxi awhexvcb elxgtrei 0 meet 219 'Coe X4e.'c3oxva.X Honor Society Book 25 V0 Service the 9-DA made the Ua5xk3o1xaX fa Keg muh asked onderetme glowing. X-lin ya G - ate: ue umphtys, feng ont- nwhl 1::tEIeX9uTExXex1 Wm, Sassy Rodeo, yeeg Canon' gacgso , e e a er Yak. afrkeon Lewis gym 99.13359 Qgqyqhe A Scout Gaby' T iosaigoxgtgei-fx4?i13Yi:?RXeEXaf?x iaiiot, Lxlhheoxa E-SY-eS, Q11 r ' A 9 'TX Y. ' ' ' ' X S A 9159 Sem. 32T'0M9' 310935, 509' Ykixhvps Y-owe won fvcsk, pfkme Siooot' wmxaa Gows' M BW - 019W5f3CV,WaXT-ef DQSOMU-X2v ko the eoxmeek, 'ior an ee-my oxxx EP Honor Y-oXXfBo'o otynlw, 100 '- we Berry Gro-meg. f-Qqmx Qooormoxfxtg in E-mQXo'J-.?,f1xnY.,0e1oueeen,XP019- SYXGSW 5- , I 3 5 -- ,mem ict 'Coe YWJ-5xc'aXX1J Y1anKxcap- befawe- SWXCYQ-906, 959005 WWF1 ' ' Q' M39 Mu oed' ku 'Coe ?o'ctYierceXixgh schook Bgfoate Biker, 'iiwe YAOVWN1 ' V. new 1 qw esewg v13XX be sent to 'YaXXa'oes- Soxgmm YXak-QS, E6 IQKKXS, YE-Wt! A ' 'Z see 'co compete in 'che state iixxavs. Mf1onaX Monet -:NX win SL- - cash. - 1 essay ' ,x,,,,e,, XKwxoXxsX Yum b K we Monday xootxfmg, January -1-W ' 10 Yreeton, magxdxan 7' . ,. 1. I . .-.-.ln . , .. iff? NATICJNAL HONCR SOCIETY First row: N. Platts, B. Frink, C. Kueker, M. Joiner, J.. Saine, P. Rowe, B. Krause. G. 1-tarneu, S. Humphrys. Second row: E. Stephens, L. Strickland, H. Crowley, B. Morton, R. Willes, N. Norton, S. Krueger, S. Kendrick. Third row: W. Logue, N. Leeper, P. Harrison, I. Montwill, B. Baker, V. Neill, B. Rynski. Under the Arch: Mr. Bryan, Mr. Van den Bosche, Mrs. Scharfschwerdt, Bert Bittan. iff . E g ' Buddy Phillips June Mrs. Scharfschwerdt Margaret The Fort Pierce Chapter of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY was organized in 1946 under the sponsorship of Miss Gwen Mcfieynolds. Since that time the members have striven to uphold their ideals of scholarship, charac- ter, leadership and service. For the past two years they have published a student directory for the school, have assisted the principal in an alumnus survey and have furnished leaders in every school activity. Eighteen new members were initiated into the National Honor Society on February 16 in a public ceremony before the student body. The Rev. August Van den Bosche gave the address. Bert Bittan, a charter member of Ft. Pierce Chapter was present. QUILL A D SCROLL First row: N. Leeper, J. Saine, B. Baker, J. Wilcox, S. Humphrys, D. Schurmann, D. Dye, S. Warne, P. L. Smith, Mrs. R. Sample--Sponsor. Second row: D. Secrest, N. Norton, M. Wilson, J. Ordway, E. Sample, S. Kendrick, S. Frink, J. Sloan, D. Rahme. Third row: L. Strickland, D. Kelley, E. Enns, P. Thompson, E. Platt, B. Putnam, B. Crebbin, B. Morton. QUILL AND SCROLL is the International Honor Society for High School Journalists. lt bestows member- ship on high school Juniors and Seniors who have been on the staff of the school paper for one year, and who have written one article that is passed by the National Council of the Quill and Scroll. Members of the annual staff are also eligible for mem- bership in the Quill and Scroll. Barbara J immy Jule : ...,,.......,..-.- .-- , . ....,i-......-.QMS , ,.,.,-rr, ,,,.. -H-......T -. if . H, ,,...1-F.,-L, , -- - --i1----- SIGMA LAMBDA CHI First row: M. J audon, J. Ordway, M. Wilson, S. Humphrys, J. Saine, E. Stephens, N. Leeper. Second row: J. Smith, S. Krueger, S. Frink, N. Norton, M. Joiner, D. Chambers, K. Thompson, P. Smith. Third row: Mrs. Ashby, D. Rahme, B. Rynski, V. Neill, N. Burney, J. Wilson, P. Gollnick. Fourth row: P. Poppell, B. Vickers, F. Warner, N. Ford, E. Sample, I . Barry. Ellen June Sue Martha .loan 74 ' --- -- . ..., OFFICERS President - ....... - ........... - .......... Sue Humphrys Vice President .... ..- ................ Martha Wilson Secretary ......... -.-- ...... - ..... - .......... June Saine Treasurer .......... ------ ......... ----- Joan Ordway Social Chairman ,.... ------------ Ellen Stephens The name, SIGMA LAMBDA CHI, is composed of Creek letters, which are the initial letters of the 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 projects of this club are always very helpful to the school. This year, some of the projects have been: buying an American Flag for the school auditorium, giving Christmas baskets and other help to needy school children, and decorating the Boy Scout Cabin for the use of the students. KEY CLUB First row: P. Rowe, S. Varn, J. Baggett, N. Platts, G. Harned, D. Secrest, D. Robinson. Second row: T. Brotsch, R. Willes, B. Zuver, S. Corbett, B. Parks. E. Kaplan, B. Morton. Third row: C. King, P. Platts, H. Campbell, D. Kelly, L. Strickland. Not pictured: B. Fletcher, B. Krause. OFFICERS President ,,.,,,..,-........ ,. ...,,.,..,..,. Norman Platts Vice President ....... ...... G lenn Harned Secretary ............ ...... D on Secrest Treasurer ........ ..... J . Baggett The KEY CLUB of Fort Pierce High School was organ- ized March 28, 1945. It is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and is for boys elected from the tenth grade through the twelfth grade who have an average of C or above. The main object of this most active organization is to develop initiative and leadership and to serve the school and community. Some of the projects that have been carried out and have proved helpful to the student body and faculty are: They sent buses to the football games and basketball gamesg they sponsored a concession at the Boy Scout Cabin for studentsg they planted grass in the West Courtg they helped the Kiwanis Club when needed and helped unfortunate children at Christmas. Jimmy Don Ricky Norman Glenn BAD HALF-TIME SHOW In their colorful green and gold uniforms, our BAND is easily and welcomingly spotted. They were on hand at the football games and their drills were something to behold. Never did we know just what to expect, but Major and the band always made us proud of them. This year the band was fortunate enough to attend every football game, even the long trip to Gainesville. Due to crowded conditions the mem- bers had to stay in Eustis but managed to get in a visit to Silver Springs. During the winter the band played several Sun- day afternoon concerts. The ustanding room only sign was always out, for our band draws people from many miles around to its concerts. Tom Neff, Q'masterg B, Baker, Sec.g Major O'Neal, Direc- tor P. Marcoux, Second Lieutenantg P. Platts, First Lieu- tenantg N. Platts, Captain. Not pictured are: M. Onley and M Wilson, Librarians. Another first this year was our corps of twirl- ers. They have proved themselves to be a welcome addition, especially during parades. Now, as the annual goes to press the sound of drum cadences sounds over the campus. Thursday nights also we find them practicing. We know contest is not far off. Under the capable direction of Major and Doc we are sure they will bring another first division rating back to us. Yes, every time you see the green and gold of a band you can proudly say, There goes THE BAND, the Fort Pierce High School Band. BASSOONS-Dot Halune, C. Moehleg OBOES-Norma Crocker, Carol Crewsg FLUTES--Sue Humphrys, Stephanie Varn, Binney Putnam. , CORNETS-R. Carlton, B. J. Sasser, B. Teague, R. Cobb, S. Durham, M. Mims, E. Heller, A. L. Fosdick, B. Cooper, D. Platt. ness 'A B sais 9 BASSES-P. Platts, J. Platt, T. Neff: BARITONES-P. Marcoux, L. Davis, R. Wrohleski. PERCUSSION-C. Stanton, D. Dye, B. Lindquist, P. Pop- pell, D. Salleeby. Not pictured: B. Hughes, H. Williams, Snare Drums. - CLARINETS-E. Stephens, J. Scott, B. Baker, I. Barry, V. Strunk, M. Hughes, J. Mays, P. McCauran, J. Walters, P. Skaggs, B. Jones, M. Estes, B. Moody. CLARINET-B. Frink. SAXE5-J. Saine, A. Rotenberg, M. Onley, J. Morrell, D. Bicksler. Not pictured-Alto Clar- inet, A. Leverett, Bass Clarinet, D. Rothermel. H. Campbell, D. Kelly. 77 FRENCH HORNS-M. Wilson, T. Whjtice, B. Lush, P. I Williams, N. Platts, E. Ford, TROMBONES-C. Wharton, 4 N GLEE CLUB -L1 , The 1951 GLEE CLUB has been very active. The chorus and small ensembles have given several programs and are now preparing for a Spring Concert and District Con- test in Miami. We were sorry to see our director, Mrs. Sample, leave us at mid-term, but the Clee Club was placed in the capable hands of the new director, Mrs. Margaret Townsend. .,.....N-, Mrs. Townsend, Sponsor, S. Kingsbury, Treasurcrg W. K. Thompson, President, P. Harrison, Secre- tary, D. Joiner, Accompanistg P. L. Smith, Libra- riang M. Joiner, Accompanistg B. E. Skaggs, Librar- ian, N. Hall, Librarian, M. Baggett, Accompanist. First row: P. Sallette, H. Witt, F. Warner, S. Kuhn, 0. Freer, M. Whiddon, S. Kendrick. Second row: W. K. Thompson. J. LaBon, M. Perkins. F. Emerson, B. Hamilton, M. Wood, J. Thomas, J. Cato. -ri-v First row: N. Higgs, J. Cuerriero, D. Merritt, B. E. Skaggs. Second row: J. Harrison, J. Starcher, J. Morris. D. Joiner. First row: P. Harrison. J. Sloan. M. Joiner, J. Rose, C. Kelley. Second row: V. Clements, J. McDowell. J. Osteen, M. Bag- gett, P. L. Smith. ve? X '1'- .L HP U guy. .-. First row: L. Strickland, D. Robinson, S. Kingsbury. S. Varn. Second row: B. Parks. B. Jernigan. W. Rhine-smith, K. Kne- ker. B. Morton. First row: R. Curry, G. Ingram, M. Collins, V. Neill, J. Alt- man. Second row: D. Hynes, B. Arendt, P. Thompson, C. Kueker, N. Hall. -- - . 1 . T gg 'Y as ' . 1, . A E , . kd I , I . sm f- W' First row: C. King. J. R. Cathcart, B. Rynski, B. Vickers M. Pettey. Second row: B. J. Gainous, D. Wharton, J. Tozier, B. Kit tell, R. Kasnie. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Leit Wing: L. Moody, C. Yates, C. Summerlin, S. Whiddon, D. Brantley, J. Alderman, D. Sallette B. Haberlandt, J. W. Jones, R. Clark, H. King, R. Hutchinson, A. Allison, E. Peterson, R. Coker: Behind the Banner: Mr. Jordan, Advisor, T. Holton, Presidentg W. Law, Vice President, G. Ahston Secretaryg Mr. Geiger, Assistant Advisor, L. Center, E. Lassiter, B. Googe, T. Rohn, A. Russakis: E. Price, A. Grace, B. Young. Right Wing: D. King, -B. McKenzie, F. Summerlin, G. Clark, B. Hutchinson, J. Drawdy, E. Dunn E. Fowler, E. Bai-ley, C. Curl, D. McMillian, M. Hutson, R. Curl, C. Greene, A. Willes, G. Howell R. Leverett. The Fort Pierce Chapter FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is only four years old but is proud of its record. It. has won a place of respect among the student body, the faculty and the people of the community. Last year these boys did as their projects, 36 acres of crops, 4-22 head of livestock and 4-126 head of poultry and 5252 cuttings with a net income of 8534-,309.32, all of which was' done outside of school time. Because of the outstanding work of these boys last year the Fort Pierce Chapter was awarded an attractive certificate for winning second place in the district--this year they are striving for first place in the state. The FFA Chapter provides an excel- lent opportunity in leadership training. y The Chapter officers display this lead- ership while conducting the more than five chapter meetings held each month. The membership is divided into two equal groups of eighth grade boys and one high school group of high school FFA members. Each group has its own officers. These boys own their own livestock herd of 10 cattle, three of which are registered, they farm 15 acres in crops, manage 625 acres of pasture with much of the pasture land in slash pine. i V Athanas, his sponsor and his prize'calf. 80 A JUNIOR HIGH FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: H. Turner, Vice President: V. Lindsey, President. Second row: Mr. Jordan, N. French, L. Hardwick, R. Bullock, Jackson, T. Tardy, L. Smith, C. C. Thomas, J. Biles, B. Jones, R. Roberts. Third row: P. Pringle, D. Warnock, B. Robinson, R. Johnson, D. Haizlip, D. Hurst, J. Solomon, M. VanClef, O. Sloan, R. Teague, R. Strickland. First row: D. Bass, Vice Presidentg Ewailey, President. Second row: Mr. Geiger, D. Huss, . Durham, C. Kicliter, F. Hawley, B. Boynton, B. Hatfield, B. Davis. Third row: J. Dobbs, F. Beaty, H. Reynolds, E. Altman, T. Huff, J. Morrison. Fourth row: T. Bruhn, F. Long, J. Coker, A. Grace, L. Klipstine, B. Childress, B. Hutchinson, P. Fridley, J. Kettell. gd. A , ,4..n-ual... ART CLUB AIM: To further the study of art and decorating President .......... ...... P . Neighbors Vice President .,.., ...,,. P . McDonald Secretary ....... .,5,..,., T . Ragan Treasurer ....... ..... P . Williams Sponsor ......... ............., M r. Sample First row: B. Tye, H. Carmichael, J. Scott, D. Hellslrom, M. Hutson, R. Hixson, E. Dobbs, P. Neighbors, C. Flavin, C. Moehle. Second row: L. Moody, J. Corley, L. Davis, A. Strickland, W. Langham, R. Hoffmann, E. Raulerson, T. Hughes. Third row: P. Williams, R. Cole, H. Hurst, Dale Cassens, T. Ragan, B. Hughes, Mr. Sample, P. McDonald, L. Bass.. Not in picture: L. Center, F. Cheatham, J. Drawdy, G. Kendall, E. Laster, C. Nunn, G. Vaun, V. Freer. 9.-wma-. . President ................. ...... M . Holmes Vice President .,,,... .,,... V . Ward Secretary .............. S. Tardy Treasurer ............. ........ A . Kickliter Sponsor ......................,..... Miss Dunn First row: T. Wlgitice, S. Smith, J. Pierce, S. Tardy, A. ickliter, M. Holmes, V. Ward, R. Evans, C. Crimmins, B. Richard- son. Second row: Y. Gibbs, E. Lindsey, C. Smith, J. Tison, M. A. Morris. Third row: C. Arnett, G. Tomlin, V. Ward, Miss Dunn, J. Samperi, S. Karns, A. An- derson. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB AIM: To learn the operation,and maintenance of audio visual equipment President .........,..K..... ..... F . Wouters Vice President .....,..............., B. Cato Secretary-Treasurer ........,. B. Cronier Sponsor .-.,.,., ,. ..,,.,.,.......,.... Mr. Hebb First row: B. Walker, B. Bozeman, F. Wou- ters, B, Carrera, N. Burney, I. Rynski. Second row: B. Cato, .l. Owens, R. Burry, C. Lord, D. Tuttle, R. Carlton, W. Wroble- ski, B. Dixon, R. Wade, Mr. Hebb. BABY SITTERS' CLUB AIM: To train girls in the business of baby sitting AVIATIGN CLUB AIM: To discuss developments in aviation, and to become familiar with modern air-craft President .......................... S. Sallette Vice President ......,....... S. Hardwick Secretary-Treasurer ...... E. Albritton Sponsor ............................ Mrs. Green First row: S. Hardwick, S. Sallette, E. Albritton. Second row: E. Warnock, V. Platt, B. Mil- ler, S. Windsor, A. Sykes, W. Leeper, A. French. Third row: J. Padgett, D. Rake, B. Hag- gard, S. Spikes, L. Blanton, L. Clark, Mrs. Green. , .vilxnih CHARM CLUB AIM: To learn to recognize one's personalities and possibilities President ..... - ...... - ........... B. Crebbin Vice President ............. .... B . Morton Secretary-Treasurer .......... N. Leeper Sponsor ...................... Mrs. Campbell First row: B. Frink, N. Norton, B. Vickers, S. Warne, J. Ordway, S. Humphrys. Second row: M. Joiner, Mrs. Campbell, P. Hopkins, B. Crehbin, B. J. Sloan, B. Morton, M. Jaudon, J. Smith, N. Leeper. --7. . President .............................. J. North Vice President .......... K. Hutchinson Secretary ......... ..... L . Sheffield Treasurer ...... ...... S . Bonnette Sponsor ............................ Mrs. Kuhn First row: C. Bray, J. Shortridge, L. Shef- field, K. Hutchinson, S. Bonnette, J. North, F. Rappold, J. Christopher, M. Flood, D. Hazellief, S. Danley, K. Osteen, S. Rentz. Second row: S. Floyd, J. Childress, M. Jones, Mrs. Kuhn, V.' Spencer, J. Cadle, H. Baily, J. Drawdy, P. Collnick, S. Sapp, J. Troy. Third row: F. Wall, M. Tedcler, B. Priest, B. Wigley, J. A. Teague, R. Cobb, K. Wans, M. Mims, B. Hoffmeister. SPANISH CLUB AIM: To enrich and increase an interest in Spanish COMMERCIAL CLUB President .........,...,.. ....... S . Krueger f- Vice President ...,.............. V. Spencer L Secretary-Treasurer ...... D. Sheffield ' Sponsor ..................,......... Mrs. Rentz ggi' First row: D. Sheffield, V. Spencer, S. Krueger. Second row: F. Whidden, J. Seal, K. Whid- den, J. Fendley, F. DeMaesschalk, N. Blount. Third row: E. Svec, A. Bryan, Mrs. Rentz. AIM: To train club members in office behavior and efficiency DEB TING CLUB V AIM: To study the art of debating and public speaking First row: Mr. Hebb, E. Stephens, I. Mont will, B. Morton. Second row: R. Willes, P. McDonald, D Kelley. 1-I-Nils. DRAMATICS CLUB AIM: To promote an interest in dramatics and choral reading I President ............., .... R . Campbell Vice President ..... ..,......,.. M . Onley Secretary ............ ............. L . Friland Sponsor ............,...,.,. Mrs. McMullen First row: J. Merritt, B. Strickland, S. Humphrys, E. Stephens, L. Friland, R. Campbell, M. Onley, B. Lush, M. Estes, V. Milligan, R. Peterson. Second row: Mrs. McMullen, N. Crawford, M. Black, J. Bruhn, E. Gustafson, T. Neff, N. Edwards, R. Hoffmeister, M. Miller M. vafgo, D. Mclmosh, A. Perkins. ' SENIOR HUNTING A D FISHING CLUB President ............ ............ D . King Vice President .............. E. Raulerson Sponsor ................,..... Major O'Neal First row: T. Roh, W. Law, C. Smith, F. Sasser, E. Raulerson, G. Rake, S. Krueger, B. Burwell, J. Broadbent, B. VanCampen. Second Row: L. Brown, A. Allison, N. Lockhart, B. Reeves, T. Miller, R. Mack, B. Parker, C. Krueger, C. Wharton, E. HeIIer,'J. Alderman, C. Rappold, Major O'Neal, J. Hawley, B. Jernigan, D. Abbey, R. McKenzie. Third row: D. Lassiter, I. Rasmussen, R Forrest .I Hamilton M. Ta lor B - v -, v y 1 ' Wise, D. Bicksler, B. Nolan, B. Cooper, G. Abston, D. Wagner. AIM: To leam habits of game, fish and animals, and to learn of state laws governing hunting and fishing FUTURE VCTERS CLUB President .....,...............,.. B. J. Sasser Vice President ..,......... J. Burdeshaw Secretary-Treasurer .......... M. Seydel Sponsor ...........,.................... Mr. Hall First row: J. Burdeshaw, B. J. Sasser, M. Seydel. Second row: B. Mangham, M. Colean, P. Trueman, A. F osdick, E. Baker. Third row: E. Osteen, B. Teague, L. Fow- ler, C. Grover, Mr. Hall. AIM: To study ful history of the federal franchise in the United States from colonial times, fbj qualifications of voters in the various states, fel voting in other countries, fdl why people should vote, fel why people don't vote. HOBBY AND HOME MECHANICS CLUB ME ,X President ...,.,............ ..... C . Padrick Vice President .,,.,..,...,...,...... P. Nunn ' Secretary-Treasurer ........ K. Prescott Sponsor .................,....,..... Mr. Hagel First row: J. Platt, M. Lindsey. Second row: R. Coker, P. Nunn, C. Pad- rick, K. Prescott, D. Williams, Mr. Hagel. AIM: To provide a means for members to work at their own special hobby under capable supervision. I TERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB AIM: To study intemational relations and current questions. President ....,......... ...... B . Vickers Vice President ..... ....... W . Logue Secretary ......... r. .......,.. M. Sarg Treasurer ..,.... ................ C . Cooper Sponsor ..,,,.,.,,.......,.,.. Miss Andrews First row: M. Surg, B. Vickers, W. Logue, C. Cooper, N. Patrick. Second row: D. Wilson, C. Hazelgrove, E. McLeod, D. Brinson, S. Parnell, E. Hinkle, C. Hague. Third row: Mr. Owens, M. Hansen, J. Stewart, N. Fendley, J. Lloyd, B. Scott, R. Moody, L. Harvey, A. Lewis. Fourth row: S. Norheim, P. Underhill, D. Holton, L. Burney, R. Bloodworth, D. Curl, Miss Andrews. President ..,....................... A. Leverett Vice President .............. D. Chambers Secretary ......,............... C. Glassburn Treasurer ............,............. P. Jordon Sponsor ............ Mrs. Scharfschwerdt First.row: C. Classbum, P. Jordon, Mrs. Scharfschwerdt, A. Leverett, D. Chambers. Second row: S. Morris, P. Heather, C. Crews, S. Church, J. Hale, P. Bohren. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB AIM: We believe in service for others, for our country, our community, and our schools. President ,............,,............. A. Young Vice President .,............ A. Simonsen Secretary-Treasurer .......... A. Melton Sponsor ........,.,........,.... Miss Jackson First row: R. .lansen, B. Jones, E. Hamil- ton, C. Coppersmith, ,l. Conrad, S. Albrit- ton, P. Norvell, A. Melton, A. Young. Second row: M. Hazellief, E. Wilson, R. Wilson, L. Blanton, E. Saunders, L. Sapp, B. Biles, V. Sexauer, M. Albritton, S. Blount, S. Dewson, N. Strawder. Third row: I. Sloan, F. Studstill, M. Davis, M. Owens, L. Anderson, N. McCormick. Fourth row: M. Pearce, S. Borinett, E. Blanchard, P. Poppell, A. Simonsen, T. Mills, M. Lloyd, J. McCall. BOY'S INTRAMLIRAL LUB. AIM: To train pupils in the administration and operation of an intra-mural program of competitive athletics. GlRL'.S INTRAMU RAL CLUB AIM: To train u ils in the administration and o eration of an intra-mural P P P program of competitive athletics. President .................... R. Bruggeman Vice President ..................,. L. Smith Secretary-Treasurer ........ si Dunham Sponsor .......................... Reid Mosley First row: S. Dunham, M. Silver, D. Sal- lette, J. Belt, J. Midelis, A. Tyner, R. Brug- geman. ' Second row: J. Drawdy, R. Leverett, H. Green, B. Sloan, 1. Jones, P. Hopkins, A. Rotenburg. Third row: H. Dunn, E. Osteen, E. Dunn, A. Wiles, R. Curl, C. Green, L. Smith, Reid Mosley. G- LETTERMEN'S CLUB AIM: To recognize boys earning a letter in inter-scholastic sports. President ..........,. ..... D . Schurmann Vice President ...... ....... D . Carrera Secretary ......... .,............. B . Sloan Treasurer ........ .............. - . S. Warne Sponsor ................., Miss Sue Carran First row: B. Sloan, S. Taylor, B. Gainous. Second row: S. Warne, D. Schurmann, Miss Sue Carton, B. Kemp, J. Gainous, D. Carrera. ,-sux:-mfw.-.L.. President .......................... W. Alford Vice President ..... - ..... B. Hutchinson Secretary-Treasurer .......... B. Krause First row: B. Krause, B. Skaggs, B. Hutch- inson, H. Carrera, J. Svec, R. Passantino. Second row: G. Thomas, Coach Slay, B. Anderson, E. Kaplan, W. Alford, C. King, B. Crebbin, B. Cato. Third row: M. McMillian, G. Boyd, D. Tal- mon, T. Bryant, F. Summerlin, G. Clark, D. Waldron, R. Willes. l Fourth row: D. Secrest, S. Varn, C. Blan- ton, J. Baggett, B. Bumey, B. Neill, C. Godwin, F. Strunk, B. Deitz, G. Harned, R. Shipman, H. Crowley. LETTERWOM E N'S CLUB ::Z f ' AIM: To recognize girls earning a letter in inter-scholastic sports or cheer leading. President ......... - ............... M. Glover Secretary-Treasurer ...,........ R. Black Sponsor .......................... Mrs. Hagel First row: R. Black, Mrs. Hagel, M. Clo- ver. Second row: S. Sexauer, L. Monroe, A. Fletcher. JUNIOR HIGH ART CLUB AIM: To learn the basic principles of all kinds of art. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS' CLUB AIM: To learn to do library work. President ........................ S. Stubbins Vice President ...................... J. Selph Secretary-Treasurer ........ L. Layfield Sponsor ...................... Mrs. Hubbard First row: S. Hill, S. Milton, K. Koppen- hoefer, J. Selph, R. Rouse, P. Green, N. Negus, P. Wilson, K. Root, L. Owens, D. Evans, J. Morrel. Second row: D. Nelson, B. Morris, C. Pad- rick, A. Smiley, D. Part, N. Lovegreen, B. Dewson, W. Wilson, M. Higgenbotham, L. Landers. Third row: J. Chastain, D. Evans, S. Stub- bins, C. Powell, E. Wood, Mrs. Hubbard, M. Selph, N. Crawford. M- 4M Y, .. L..-:....L1 11.357 JUNIOR HIGH AUDIO VISUAL CLUB AIM: To give the student an understanding of projection equipment and the operation of projection machines. President ................,... D. Thompson Vice President .................... M. Mims Secretary ............. ---- L. Thompson Treasurer ............. .,,..,...... C . Smith Sponsor .......................... Mrs. Ptacek First row: D. Thompson, M. Mims, L. Thompson, C. Smith. Second row: B. Prather, B. Padgett, A. Evers, B. Mills, N. Newton, J. Canady, K. Satterwhite, E. Wenger. Third row: B. Paul, B. White, D. Jones, S. Arnold, B. Goodwin, P. Odom, F. Nich- olson, M. Knowles. Fourth row: E. Wooley, H. Reynolds, Mrs. Ptacek, J. Wade, P. Taylor. i- . . E , President ...................... W. Shipman Vice President .......,............ C. Sibley Secretary-Treasurer ........ F. Hackney Sponsor .............................. Mr. Clark First row: J. Copeland, C. Stanton, R. Wrobleski, B. Bryan. Second row: R. Hawley, H. West, T. French, R. Krueger, E. Ford, D. Porter, P. Carrol, E. Wooley, R. Krueger, R. Sir- Il'l8llS. Third row: E. Tyner, J. King, D. Hamil- ton, S. Alexander, J. Thomas, R. Hamil- ton, D. Davis, D. Jenkins, B. Blanchard. Fourth row: H. Almond, W. Shipman, W. Harrison, G. Futch, D. Todd, C. Sibley, R. Forsman, J. Wouters, Mr. Clark. FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB AIM: To interest young people in the profession of teaching. . .EH - - -. --Fun Mllx7,f4'f -ff f- JUNIOR HUNTINGAND FISHING CLUB First row: F. Laster, W. Smith, F. Cava ness, E. French, L. Walker, T. Tomlin, A Strickland, N.. Jorgensen, F. Young, R Bays, N. Leeper CQuailJ . Second row: J. Lincoln, V. Stalvey, B. Sin done, F. Von Ammon, R. Hobhie, C. Poole M. Buntrock, A. Mills, D. T. McClellan Pop O'Steen. Third row: L. McMillion, L. Drawfly, J. C Morgan, R. Morrison, J. Costopoulos, B. Pieper, R. Tomlinson, H. Hogan, J. Clark. SCHODL Bov PATROL ,, ,-Y..-0. - AIM: To protect our pupils from injuries or fatalities caused by motor vehicles around the campus. President ,............ ...... V . Crawford Vice President ....... .......... S . Smith Secretary ,......... ,.,.., ....,. C . Baker Treasurer .............,............ R. Parker Sponsor ................. - ........... Mr. King First row: Mr. King, D. Schurmann, F. Anderson, R. Ramsey, V. Crawford, V. Fulford, J. Campbell, G. Hackney, G. Woodcock, R. Shaffer. Second row: C. Baker, M. Tice, C. Ward, B. Strawder, T. Nelson, W. Whitehurst, E. Tyson, B. Lovier. Third row: J. Longwill, A. Lott, B. Jolly, K. Lewis, S. Smith, R. Parker, D. Midg- ette. ----'W - 'nr-W - --f- --inluslisff-e- 'ff--f--A vou'RE THE DCJCTORH 1 l Bob Morrison. B. Mortong Spiffy, R. Campbell, Officer Dugan, W. Alfordg Dr. Thorpe, J. Hanseng Moe Rosenberg, B. Catog Professor Sockum, D. Kingg Dr. Peck, T. Neff 3 Archie Landis, E. Ras- musseng Velma Matthews, P. Harrisong Clementina, B. Frinkg Melindy, J. Ordwayg Rita Harbor- ough, S. Humphrysg Katrina Dumpelmeyer, K. Thompsong Bianca Bachagaluper, N. Leeperg Announcer, P. Jordan, Prompters, N. Norton, M. Joiner, A. Bryang Make-up-artist, E. Williamsg Stage Prompter, N. Perkins, Director, John C. Eylerg Student Director, C. Kueker. The class of 1951 presented their JUNIOR PLAY on February 16th and 17th, 1950. 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Pierce Thanksgiving game will be played in the beautiful new Hibiscus Bowl. The 1950 Fighting Eagles are shown here in this group picture, first row, left to right: M. Silver, C. Godwin, G. Clark, C. King, R. Taylor, B. Burney, B. Deitz, B. Krause, L. Bass. Second row: K. Prescott, J. W. Jones, B. Anderson, R. Selph, B. Neill, J. Svec, T. Kuhn, H. Rohn, R. Willes. Third row: B. Cato, E. Enns, G. Boyd, H. Crowley, F. Cheatham, B. Crehbin, D. Secrest. Fourth row: R. Shipman, B. Skaggs, F. Summerlin, B. Hutchinson, B. Scharfschwerdt, It Baggett, R. Rogers, F. Strunk, S. Whiddon and T. Bryant. The last row also includes H. Carrera, R. Black and W. Alford, student managers. At far right is Assistant Coach Bill Orr, now in the Marines and Head Coach Hunk Slay. The FORT PIERCE FIGHTING EAGLES of 1950 starting their fifth season under Coach Larry Slay, won the newly organized Suncoast Conference. The Eagles had as their assistant coaches Max King and Reid Moseley. Coach Bill Orr started off the year with the Eagle line, but he was called back into military service. The will to win and the team spirit carried the Eagles through a 10-game schedule with nine wins and one loss. Coach Orr, Coach Slay, Coach King :E 'X QW' , .,,?.Z, i ,1,.T. ,LZAA af f -'1-., .. H H T. PIERCE .5223 ISITORS gu55, m ,QV QEYL M-f -1 , 3' ,M AV .. M .: K 7 I, 13 5. : -3. FD WN 2 G xr v 2 los Si i 4 JIM BACGETT . Back Letter-2 Years TOM BRYANT Back Letter-3 Years BILL CATO Tackle Letter-2 Years FORT PIERCE-32 STUART-0 The Fort Pierce Fighting Eagles opened their 1950 season with a 32-0 victory over the Stuart Tigers. Deitz passed to Burney for one touchdown, Clark picked up a fumble and ran 50 yards for anotherg Krause intercepted a pass and went all the way and King took a hand off and intercepted a pass for the final two tallies. Deitz kicked two extra points. FORT PIERCE-27 LAKE WORTH--0 An underdog Eagle team out charged and out blocked a favored Lake Worth Trojan team to tumble them 27-0. King returned a punt 45 yards for a touchdown, Bur- ney intercepted a pass and went for another, Bryant ran 4-8 yards to score and made the final touchdown with a two yard plunge into the line. King kicked three extra points. FORT PIERCE-6 MIAMI TECH-2 A fast and flashy Eagle team outplayed a heavier Miami Tech ll to win 6-2. The Eagles played inspired foot- ball and the line play was excellent. Ft. Pierce made a touchdown within the first six minutes of the first quar- ter. King on a right end run scored. FORT PIERCE-7 BELLE GLADE-6 The Eagles ran up against a strong Belle Glade foe, but came out on top with a 7-6 victory. Bill Burney was lost for the rest of the season with a dislocated elbow. Deitz made the only touch- down when he ran 57 yards to score. King kicked the vital point. u EDDIE ENNS End Letter-2 Years BOB CREBBIN Back Letter-1 Year BOB HUTCHINSON Guard , Letter-3 Years BUDDY KRAUSE Center Letter-3 Years HERSHEL ROHN End Letter-1 Year DON SECREST End Letter-I Year FORT PIERCE-4-7 ADMIRAL FARRAGUT-0 The Eagles won their fifth straight victory over Admi- ral Farragut of St. Peters- burg hy a lopsided score of 47-0. Ft. Pierce got off to a slow start, but in the second half they came to life. Scor- ing was as follows: King and Scharfschwerdt scored twice, Baggett and Neill each made one and Enns caught a pass for the last touchdown. King kicked four extra points and Deitz one. FORT PIERCE-14 PAHOKEE-13 The Eagles ran up against a high spirited Pahokee Blue Devil team, but came through in the last two minutes with a 14--13 victory. Summerlin was responsible for a safety, King on a four yard plunge, and that all-important pass play from Deitz to King in the last 120 seconds ended the scoring. FORT PIERCE-0 CORAL CABLES--13 The Fighting Eagles lost their first game of the sea- son to a bigger Coral Gables Cavalier team by a score of 13-0. Once the Eagles were on the opponent's six yard line, twice on the ten yard line and twice inside the five, but on each occasion, the Coral Gables forward wall fought off thrusts or passes which went incom- plete or intercepted. FORT PIERCE-20 SOUTH BROWARD-6 Our fighting Eagles got back in the win column by a 20-6 win over the South Broward Bulldogs. The Eagle line, after a poor start, appeared to find itself after the first quarter and were charging and blocking like ole times. King scored twice and Neill went off tackle to score. King also kicked two extra points. RAY SELPH Guard Letter-2 Years FRANK STRUNK Back Letter-2 Years . FRED SUMMERLIN End Letter-3 Years C 0-C aptains BOB DEITZ RUTHFORD TAYLOR Back Guard Letter-3 Years Letter-3 Years FORT PIERCE--26 P.K. YONGE-6 The Fort Pierce Eagles traveled to the chilled sec- tion of North Florida and, after a scoreless first quarter of feeling out the tough orp- position, settled down to a precision job of passing the rugged Blue Wave of P.K. Yonge to a 26-6 defeat. Coach Slay used all 37 men who made the trip. King scored three touchdowns and Scharfschwerdt made one. King made two extra points. FORT PIERCE-21 VERO-0 Held at bay for three quar- ters and five minutes of a bitterly contested Thanks- giving game at. Vero Beach the Fighting Eagles struck with savage blows to score three times in short order to win 21-0 over their tradi- tional rivals, the Vero Indi- ans. This game also won us the Suncoast Conference Championship. Deitz scored once, Scharfschwerdt once and King caught a pass to score and also kicked three extra points. Homecoming each year draws more and more stu- dents and alumni to the an- nual Thanksgiving game be- tween Vero Beach and Fort Pierce. No classic is com- plete without a funeral ser- vice'for the dear departed Vero Indian. As you see here the members of the football team are the pall- bearers. Notice the mourn- ful expressions on the faces of the students. 21-O! We were overjoyed to be able to carry the goal posts victoriously back to Ft. Pierce. Again we had met the brave Vero Indian and again' he had been sent to the happy-hunting ground. Before the great game be- gan, our homecoming Queen Pat Thompson, her student attendant Nancy Norton and alumna attendant Jean Park together with co-captains Deitz and Taylor and two officials proceeded to the center of the field to meet the Vero Queen, captain and officials. Excitement was definitely supreme. BASKETBALL First row: B. Crebbin, F. Strunk, M. McMullian, D. Secrest, C. King. Second row: Manager D. Talman, C. Hantman, H. Crowley, L. Ray, B. Deitz, J. Bag- gett, Coach Fred Huff. This year the Fighting Ea- gle B squad under the coaching of Coach Reid Moseley, had a very success- ful season. They won all of their games except two, which is a very good record. These boys are the Fighting Eagles of tomorrow, they de- serve a lot of credit for staying out and playing as hard as they did. This year there was no tournament for the B squad so the boys went down and watched the varsity play. The B team is getting the experience they need to play on the varsity. , .A -. .....,,nt.f V This year the Fighting Eagle basketeers got off to a Hy- ing start hy winning their first five games before drop-- ping' one. As the season came to an end, it proved to be a very successful one due to the old Eagle spirit, and the fine coaching of Coach Fred Huff. For the third straight year, all games were played away from home, due to the lack of a gymnasium in Fort Pierce. Practice sessions were held on a concrete court which earned the Ea- gles the title of Concrete Orphansf' Here's hoping that next year the Eagles will have a gym to play in so that the Eagles' boosters can see some good basketball. First row: G. Thomas, B. Dixon, T. Kuhn, E. Kaplan, D. Waldron. Second row: B. Van Campen, P. Talman, P. McDoqald, 1. Svec, N. Higgs, H. Williams BUSTER PARKER DONALD TALMON f ROBERT BASS Managers Do Z I1-'5.,f.'f.'1f,'EST BOBQLEET LenerX1 Y BOB GRIFFIS 0,3 Yew ea' Center Leng Letter-1 Year ? . .1:z5u31:,vLs?':1: '13, f M . 2 ' ARIUN MCMU Y BAGGETT c Ll-IAN 2 :f ' .:i ' K i HMM .5 Len U-'lrd ,P W: GHS' Yea, W2 Years wwf'1 CHARLIE KING Center Letter-2 Years B OMMY KUHN OB CREBBIN Guaualear Lett Cuafd Letter 1 er 2 Yelrs RAY BOB . ROY BY LEFOWHQMI LetF0,wa1X-:JILL Letterfl 'WSI year X V H3 , SILATE ctltss CHAMPS 1950 V First row: J. Svec, B. Neill, B. Bumey, Bat Boy J. Japp, D. Poncho Secrest, E. Enns, M. Mullian. Second row: R. Rogers, E. Kaplan, C. Kite, C. Jaap, H. Carrera, F. Kendall, C. King, Coach Earl Stokes. During the summer of 1950, the FIGHTING EAGLES under the coaching of Earl Stokes won the State Class B Baseball Championship held in Avon Park, June 13-16. The Eagles' first game in the tournament was a 5 to 4- win over Fletcher High of Jacksonville. The second one was a 12 to 2 decision over Avon Park, the host team, and the third and final game a 11 to 4 win over Deland. This year the Fighting Eagles have a very good team, most of which are retuming veterans from last year's State Championship team. Under the coaching of Coach Earl Stokes, the Eagles have worked long and hard to live up to the standards set by Eagle teams of the past. This year the State Class B tournament is going to be held in Fort Pierce, where some of the best teams in Florida will compete for the State Championship which the Eagles now hold. Win or lose, we know that the Eagles will always he out there with the old spirit to win. Adil-3215-gf E iiif - AY? C- ' 1 ,,,, H . -.. . - .. , -f - . .sf , -::. 1. . -K , f :ta 3' . , , 12. ., , Y M, M, ,. 5 ...WPT .-f. ,V R - 53 A V .i ...sg .Q L, K A cy- I I I ,ir . . ' 1 , .. r f .- . Q, .Q zx.,..v.L.fmf9t4-1 X , -. fi., , ,wffifi , k- , , f-L '11 we gg L4 X-'wily' :IL K A BILL BURNEY 'N - First Base , s iik MARION, MQMULLIAN BOBBY NEILL Catcher Third B550 ggxug 14. , -Q.. First row: Bat Boy J. J app, R. Passantino, C. Jaap. G. Thomas, B. Skaggs, B. Crebbin. Second row: D. Robinson, H. Crowley, E. Kaplan, B. Hutchinson, J. Svec, E. Enns. Third row: Coach Earl Stokes, B. Neill, B. Burney, C. King, M. McMullian, B. Deitz, D.CSecrest. Lb M -I I 3. I 4 DON SECREST EDDIE ENNS BOBBY HUTCHINSON Outfield Outfield Outfield 3 I 'L Y . ' Y .4 .,.....-A .Q I f , S w . . .M Q.. 'if .U Z . K tr 'B' 4 if 2 .If ,Qs 4 . -5 mf. . . I A fl 5 y rib -5 5 3' V is x X, 1. M ,fn AE 4 B H-fn '::v--'- -.. Y . A -.. . 1 - . , . f rg? Y.ffJffx.fW3f'5 .33 52' 4 ... 1 'fiwk E vii-3 .w? '. -4 ,jg .NL A.g+,:,-Qt BOBBY DEITZ Pitcher 5 1 'RI ff' Q is S,x, k H, w3?ig TA V . F . . t Q- 14 'gif ' l r X .13 ru 1 A, F ,. . ' Q K -.. , -1' I- , 'fn-.fQ15i.fiV' 5 ,f Y ' ' X 'i il f ' f J. nf 24- 'Qfgl1.pF?xi.5 ' '1F.':'E, , J'gf3. 'Z . : fix? 1 fi'S5 ij1 .ff 1' , if F3127 .-q7,,.f.:fQ, Q' i- 2. ' i,.:7 ??'g 3! B ga ' CHARLIE KING EDDY KAPLAN RICHARD PASSANTINO Short Stop ' Second Base Short Stop BOB CREBBIN Pitcher , -,4s's!llK,.-num . f, TRACK TEAM First row: R. Selph, R. Shipman, C. Blanton, D. Kelley, S. Vam. Second row: Coach Maxwifell King, R. Taylor, R. Willes, L., Strickland, P. Rowe, B. Fletcher, . J. Baggett, E. Rasmussen. o This is the third year that Fort Pierce High has had an organized TRACK TEAM. Coach Maxwell King has the schedule nearly completed and the Eagle track team should do well this season. DR. STEVE JOHNSTON Faithful physician and booster of all the athletic teams. First row: B. Sheppard, D. Strunk, B. Osteen, D. Kelly, B. Willes, J. Woolley, Starling, T. Osteen, R. Foresman, R. Owens, E. Wouters, P. Sallette. Second row: J . Chastain, D. Thompson, D. Evans, H. Renalds, T. Bruhn, C. Milton, B. Blan- chard, L. Drawdy, C. Woolley, D. Lassiter, B. Warner, G. Carraway, Manager D. Bass, Manager J. Wouters. Third row: Manager R. Tomlinson, B.- Childress, J. Jaap, J. Harrison, G. Huff, C. Wharton, B. Fowler, J. Blanton, J. Alderman, B. Pieper, W. Shipman, J. Solomon, Coach E. Stokes. BA KETB LL BA BY EAGLES FOOTBALL This team has had a very successful year and has bright prospects for the future. This valiant team has won every game this season. First row: J. Marshall, R. Vick, D. Thompson, D. Evans, D. Porter. Second row: H. J ackson, Manager J. Jaap, H. Reynolds, B. Fowler, C. Wharton, G. Can Manager J. Harrison. Third row: Coach Stokes, J. Solomon, R. Tomlinson, H. Marshall, R. Broadbent, B. 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