St Petersburg College - Troiad Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

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PETERSBURG IUNIQR CGLLEGE St. Petersburg, Florida Editor - in - Chief- ----- - - --Warren Mc Chesney Business Manager--H ------- -Betty Io Olze 5 ..., E 4? 11266 ARTHUR W. GAY . . . In recognition of your tireless effort on behalf of the stu- dents of St. Petersburg junior College, we, at this time bestow on you the highest faculty award of student recognition. We, the class of 1951 dedicate to you our most priceless possession, the diary of our days at Utopia Tech, our Troiad. For over a decade you've been helping guys and gals like us in your same quiet, unassuming manner, injecting a smile and dash of optimism into everything you undertake. The list of your achievements is endless: an executive in the Science department, an advisor to Sci-Math Club, a servant of the audio-visual needs of the college, a guardian of the Freshman Class, a booster of an amateur radio station, and a friend who always works behind the scene without thought of glory or reward, you've won our hearts and now our annual, Arthur Gay. May we always keep with us your memory and follow your example of limitless optimism, modesty, and under- standing. Sincerely, THE CLASS OF '51 ww n n-...-n- -on 2 .ir lxifir f iz of e' ., fw- if-4 'Q . .4 : I , A ,il ,fl ' TNS' s .A 5- A ju 'Vg 41' f Q ? 3: 'P f W i 'M' ?'f fl5Q.iTi?' ' '1 f1g.lVylf,A I, . 7, ,YI 'ff' c .F sf-1 we rf' mm 'lj ww W ,rw . ,,,.yc.,,,F , .. JPQI4, ' - 7 ,,,-W,-,,g,, , I 1 af' Q A W for +wo lived covered . have separafe experiences as s+uden+s of S+. Pelersburg Junior College. Aisgifolilxeffhe Fulure olMHgare f?9m3Qqi,fferen+ backgrloggiggkgx 'H'Syel, bul or lwo Years.-lweilve shafedll our -who knows whai' lies before us? Many of ihe, men siuclenls musl' infer- ? ' V' ucalion lo defend 'their counfryg fhe women musl +al:e lheir plac Do 2 gi :ner Jhe luclrier ones of us will be able +9 hconlinue our sluclies a+'o+her 1 s rluiions of higher learning M h M i business world. Qui whafever our pas? or oulibhmewe canigqy we have one 'lhing in common, a recollec+ion of ''yes+erclays-goldenilclays--clays of you+h and hope, 'lhe years spenl al Ufopia Tech. ' ' L. . H. , ,,i talks C Q bil-31 AW, . , 'Qi' ' 'figs P ww ' 3 ! CCNTENTS Faculty -- - Scphcmcres Freshmen Features- Grqanizatlcns Clubs ---' Social Clubs Athletics 'Mom uf 'Y UPQQE Ni lv- N,,,--f M. M. Bennett mf' It is with unusual pleasure and great pride that we view in retrospect this the first year of the presidency of Michael Bennett. This june marks the first anniversary of the inception of a new era at s St. Pete junior College, an era with a promising future of continued progress and increased good- will. Concrete examples of this progress may be seen in the beautiful two-tone green walls, the new - fri ,st Ry, sf. M. athletic courts, the much-needed re-landscaping and -I the completion of the auditorium. Progress under President Bennett has not been limited, however, to s s material achievements, but is evident also in the N- lbs, -WL' -ra-m.'1g5f yiV5w .4 . sms-'s 'Al . .f cr, ' 4 HQ: N guise of a carefully planned orientation program, a L .5 new policy toward chapel attendance, and non-cen- A sorship of student publications. Michael Bennett's co-operative spirit manifests itself in his unusual interest in student activities and his broad understanding of student problems, his having been a student here only a short while ago. His sincere friendliness permeates the atmosphere of our Trojan Empire and his warm smile promotes the spirit of companionship among teachers and students alike. May nineteen fifty-one always be remem- bered as the first year in a long and successful tenure of office for Mr. Mike, our president. aw Q V. J 1 :aw FLOYD T. CHRISTIAN The School Year 1950-1951 has been marked by substantial advancement and improvement at the St. Petersburg junior College. I take pride in pointing out to our many friends the fine advancement and educa- tional progress of the college. With your young and energetic President, your capable faculty, and with added plant improvements, I can safely predict continued improve- ment in the educational program. The Superintendent and School Board shall continue to review the phases of growth at the junior College and make plans for an adequate plant that is consistent with the progress and advancement of the college. The educational progress of any institution is a result of continued cooperation between students, faculty, parents, and friends. We have this type of cooperation in our county. It is my sincere wish that each student graduating will continue his loyalty and devotion, and pledge his support in the future to build a bigger and better junior College. ' as f Thoughtful, kind, and un- derstanding describes apt- ly the manner in which Frances L. West carries out her work as Dean of Women. PAUL D. BAUDER, Dean of Men In his first year as Dean of Men at St. Petersburg junior College, Paul D. Bauder has proven he is well able to fill this dif- ficult position. FRANCES L. WEST, Dean of Wonzen 5 .. A 1 -- , , D WW.,,,.:ii.,..S, ,..,.f ,-1m1.3,.:t,f , -f-I-,K-ii., ..,r. lr, mf,--ft-f5,,4r2,.y , .- ,f r MQW V'q 'n' 'WY' ' 7 C' ' ' l w CHARLES O. SMOUT Finanfe Officer A.B., Greenville College M. Ed., U. of Florida JANE KIRK BELL Registrar B.S., U. of Alabama M.S., Columbia U. an 'Uv i C hn.,., -X - . ,Q ,Q LX ,939 , MRS. C. O. SMOUT Adminifmztive Assistant A.B., Greenville College 1. iwrqja MOM SHARON Student Union Manager MR. JOHNSON Maintenance Supt. MRS. MARY CAMPBELL Secretary MRS. HELEN COTTON Serretary LURA MAE DUNN English l A.B., Maryville College 'Du HALLIE BLAIR, Commcrcc--B. A., Winthriwp College, M. A., George Peabody College . . . MARY L. CANTWELL, Mathematics-A. B., U. of Alabama, BLA., Columbia U .... RUSSELL S. CANTVUELL, Political Scicncc-A.B., U. of Alabama, M.A., New York State College for Tcachcrs at Albany . . . OVIL li. COLE, Rcligion, Psychology-B.R.E., Boston U., Th. B.. Lane Seminary, S. T, Bl., Boston L' .... XVILLIAM G. COXHEAD, Aclult EclucationAA.B., WL'st- ministcr Lf .495 VI! STANLEY MOORE, History, Physical Ecl.-BS., U. of Tampag M.A., Pcabocly Collc-gc . . . ROBERT MORRILL. Spccch-Lclancl Powers School of Thcatrc and Racliog B.S.Ecl., Boston U.: M.A., Lf. of Floricla . . . IEWELL L. NOEL, -IR., Social Sciences-li.S., Murray State Collage, M.A., Iwfurray State Collc-gc . . . ANNE lf, NOSSING, Bloclcrn Languages-A.B., Giscla Collcgu Munich, Diploma of Prol'csscur cle franzais a Pctrangcrf' Sorbonnc, Paris, Staatxcxamcn lStuclicnratD, U. of Munich, M.A., Columbia U, Ph.D., Columbia U .... CAROLYN PARKER, English-A.l3., XXlll ltl1I'0P College, M.A., Dukc U. PAUL D. BAUDER English BS., Maraxian College BLA., lNIai'.n'ian Collcgc Ciracluatc work, Lehigh U. L7.S.A.F., Tc-ch. Trg. VERA COUCI-I Librarian B.A., Bucknell U. B.I.S., Columbia U. I. VERA M. DUMAS, Education, Psychology-A.B., Howard Collegeg M.A., U. of Chicago . . . ARTHUR GAY, Physical Sciences--B.S., U. of Floridag M.A., U. of Florida . . . ELEANORE M. GEHLEN, Biology, Physical Ed.-B.S., Ohio Wesleyan U , . . STEVENS IRWIN, Physical Sciences'-B.A., Pennsylvania Stateg M.A., U, of Pennsylvania . , . GLADYS T. LONGXWELL. Modern LanguagesfA.B., Middlebury Collegeg M.A., Middlebury College. ,,. J Q x it sf' s an V' .ans rf -1 ,T is , .gs 'f',r cal PL 4 .J f f AGUSTA POER, Fine ArtsAA.B., B.S., Florida State U.g M.A., Columbia U4 Professional Diploma, Columbia . . . GETRTRUDE PORTER, English-A.B., Vanderbilt U.g M.A., Vanderbilt U .... HARRIETTE G. RIDLEY, Music-BS, In Mus. Ed., New York U.g M.A., New Yorkg Ed.D., New York U .,.. CAROL S. SCOTT, Mathematics-B.A,, Wellsley Collegeg M.A., Western Reserve U .... L. F. WILLIAMSON, SciencevM.A., Wiislmingtcmn U. FRANCES I.. WEST Biological Sciences A.B., Agnes Scott College M.A., Columbia U. -Tv-W-Wwv----Y ---H --Fw -- f----Y V --V V- -v- g Y .ps f Wx, 1 I Q 7 x I I I Y? WEE S Bos GREENLIEF NEIL BECKLEY HELEN GUSTAFSON ire resi en refi en erre ar E, p I 0 L? f, V A X IV! f ' V E 7 K if 5 - X mf -i-'-g...-1, ORES ya X Q 3 63 vs' mr - xv JACK LEWIS BARGERT Lake Orion, Michigan fork Bargert ir thoughtful, friendly and hind, And yet he ufferhf every rurre he run find. Skyros, Secretaryg Spanish Clubg Sci-Math Club. PAUL BARNARD St. Petersburg, Florida Student hy day, teacher ul night, Dr. Banmfd your IlEIl70.l'f,l' will fight. MAURICE LUFKIN BARSTOW Lisbon Falls, Maine Wfhether the lem if ronfave or convex, Ofitonletrift Bmnftozz' zrill fix up your ,ffrec,f. JAMES ANDERSON BAXTER Clearwater, Florida Sigfmff .milf are kept in trim, Under the gnidmzre of Big jim. Sigma Phi Sigma, Presidentg Phi Theta Kappag Intra- mural Sports, ICCQ Men's Athletic Council. Wh-M ELJEANE RUTH AGNEW Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Eljeane Agnew? our musical rhoire, A half-pint fvixie with n heavenly voice. HCCQ Playmakersg C0-Edsg Trojanettesg Messiah- Elijahf' Clef Clubg A Cappella Choir. HERBERT ANDREWS St. Petersburg, Florida Herb Andrew! at Triplettr make: milk fhahef by quaftf, And for the Tr'oiod he edits the iporti. FORREST THURSTON ATHEY, JR. Washington, D. C. Forrest Athey, the C. P. A. Keef1,f'hi.r affounty the Wfilliamion way. Sigma Phi Sigmag French Clubg International Relations Clubg Intramural Sports. MARY BARGAR St. Petersburg, Florida A real Jophiftimle of '51, Mafy'J a gal ufho'.r hufhelf of fun. LHLg Rush Captain and Social Chairmang FTAQ Catholic- Episcopal Club, Troiad Feature Editor. JOHN CHARLES BAXTER Newton, Massachusetts Our ideal man if Doctor john, He goef to bed with hir thinking cap on. Pyramids, Trojan, Handbook Editor, Phi Theta Kappa, President, French Club, Treasurer, Sci-Math Club, Publications Board. NEIL EDWARD BECKLEY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Firft freed, then dunked in Eagle Creft Lake, How much of thif can a prerident tahe. Sigma Phi Sigma, Intramural Sports, Social Affairs Committee, ICC, Sophomore Class, President, Freshman Class, Secretary-Treasurer. THANE BEEHLER Kalamazoo, Michigan A medical Jtudent and Shyro big dealer, IJ your .friend and mine the darhing Thane Beebler. Skyros, ICC. ALVIN ANTHONY BENNATI AL Shelton, Connecticut At the MD-KT'r King Tut Ball, Al wa: chrirtened Fred Artaire, Seernr he know: the latert dance Jtepf, and that rneanr that he'1 no Square. KT's, Clef Club, Intramural Sports. 'f J-fifgff-9 r wit 1 M' , 7 - A f af-'QCA 'if Q .ef ' W ,.,.,, t 1.aef,.,s .f -fz as at we. Y H faif1z4szw.fzf-me , - - . A am Q - .. . . -Q 1-in .Ep gi, H fm,-.u., ..b1zQQ5x,:f W , as .- 'Q .4 Y. I Si wifi 5i g?42,?i,, . ff.. K- . . .- .. ' .,rf '. tier, af'-lrrwvf f - .:,'1:i.5:. ws 1 2 it f Elifglfifli il- IQ Q :wi X fi 1 , - ,,,, L. S C. . VFLOYD LEONARD BENNETT Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Here corner camera-clicking Floydie, Smile wide and watch the boidie. Sigma Phi Sigma, FTA, Troiad, Wooden Horse, Photographer. NANCY ELEANOR BERG St, Petersburg. Florida Our Nancy Berg war a lan who nerer tarried. She left j. C. laft january and decided to get married. Arquiris, FTA, Elijah, Open House Usher. JACK BERNSTEIN St. Petersburg, Florida Barhetball and bridge are BernJtein'5 two big garner One if played with men, the other done with damef. ROSE MARY BIERLY St. Petersburg, Florida Here if Mrr. Bierly, now we ree through it, Her homework it good, her grandchildren do it. 'W- WILLIAM E. BURROWS St. Petersburg, Florida Here'5 brawny Bill, the man of Jteel, Who keep! the Skyror on even keel. Skyros, Presidentg CCUN. 'lMARLYN JANE CARR St. Petersburg, Florida Marlyn Carr if a ringing delight, But rhe'd rather play bridge far into the night. Clef Club, College Singersg Co-Edsg Trojanettes. MARY EVA CI-IALK Dunedin, Florida Troianette Mary Chalk, our Mirtletoe Queen. Her voice and her look! are equally keen. LHLQ French Clubg Co-Edsg Trojanettesg Clef Club. MARCUS NEIL Coma St. Petersburg, Florida An ex-Navy man ir Marcu.r Cobb, But now to learn if hir rnain job. MARGARET LUCILLE BONSAC St. Petersburg, Florida Margaret? a well-known IC cutie, Who blendr real friendrhip with natural beauty. Dido, Sergeant-at-Arms. DOUGLAS PAUL BOYD Dunedin, Florida If your dog or cat get: rick, Doctor Boyd will cure him quick. JAMES RUCKER BOYETT St. Petersburg, Florida Here if Rurker Boyett, quite a diver he, And alio a wheel in politic.r, ar head of the ICC. Pyramids, Presidentg ICC, Presidentg German Club Intramural Sports, Social Affairs Committee, Chairman MARILYN BULEY St. Petersburg, Florida When it corner to vivaciour charm there ir truly, None that can even compare with Mir: Buley. Dido. ,..l VHAROLD ART COLEMAN Pensacola, Florida Cheesecake Coleman they call him, the boy with the gorgeouf gamf, He'J the aged Jhepherd who lead! the KT larnhf. KT, Presidentg ICC, Vice Presidentg FTA, CCUN. WILLIAM ZANE COLSTON St. Petersburg, Florida Here'f laughing, good-natured Zane. When he playf ping-pong he': known af chain, JAMES DONALD COTTRELL Centerville, Tennessee Want rome juicy gonip? furt ask Don Cottrell. He knowx every ferret and ix very glad to tell. French Club, CCUNQ Theolo. Club, Messiah-Elijah. BETTY JEAN CROMARTIE Clearwater, Florida Long, lean and lanky if our Crow, A5 the leader of Mano .fhe'J in the know. Mano, Presiclentg FTA, ICC. , ,. E JAMES TED DAI-ILEM ZIP St. Petersburg, Florida Poker-fared Ted Jtrumf hir guitar, Attracting the girlr from near and from far. CHARLES OTT0 DANISON St. Petersburg, Florida The famoux Mr. Darzixon with a laugh is alwayr ready. Hir joker are yharp and to the point the humor flow is Jteady. CECELIA MARIE DAWSON St. Petersburg, Florida Thif ix Sadie Hawkinf who chaied Neil up a tree. She'J alfa the great athlete whom we ehriftened our IIC,C.!! Didog Women's Athletic Councilg Basketballg Volley- ball. J. HAMBRIGHT DETI-IERO, JR. HAM Chattanooga, Tennessee Good-looking Mr. Dethero if rexerzfed and .rornewhat Jhy, But his Jportx predittionr make him quite the guy. Pyramids, Sci-Math Clubg Intramural Sports. LEROY Jo FITZPATRICK Chicago, Illinois From Air Foree to SUB to Air Force again, Oh why murt they take all our card playing men? MDg Athletic Directorg Wooden Horse, Reporter. ROBERT JOHN GELLER, JR. Clearwater, Florida Who if thir tall, lanky feller? He'J a rwell guy called Boh Geller, JOAN MARGARET GILL Jersey City, New Jersey Pirhing Mano daiJie5 way the job of pretty Ioan, Surh intenrive rurhing the rchool had never known. Manog Rush Captain. JosEPH CHARLES GOULD Clearwater, Florida Some ftill Jing hir private Jong to the tune Goodnight Irene, Golfer Gould add: hir hit to the Sigma Irene. Sigma Phi Sigmag Intramural Sportsg Varsity Golf. 1 MARILYN MAE DEWITT St. Petersburg, Florida Although the things' are many that our Marilyn enjoyr, The thing :he liher to do the best if go around with hoyr. Didog Office Scholarship. MARY ERMINA FALKENBURRY DeLand, Florida Mary if Jo friendly, Jhe talk: to one and all, And when it comer to Spanirh, .fhe': really on the hall. FTAQ Spanish Club. ANN FAST Nova, Ohio Ann'J the little angel with fare and mind I0 bright, Ererything .rhe trier to do is ture to turn right. HCCQ CCUNQ College Singersg Eta Nu. VDOLORES ELOUISE FERQUERON St. Petersburg, Florida Here if tall and :harming Dee, A girl with perronalily. HCC, Secretaryg Messiah-Elijah. A N 4? sl ROBERT G. GREENLEAF Syracuse, News York Friendly veep Boh Greenleaf had only been on the loore, But winter raw a lucky girl eateh our wild goofe. Pyramids, Secretary, Sci-Math, Sophomore Class Vice President. NORMAN J. GROVES St. Petersburg. Florida Norman Grover, our baritone, ir known ar IC'r Voire, For rwooning a eoed he's the larr1e'r only ehorce. Clef Clubg Messiah-Elijah. HELEN MARIE GUSTAFSON GUssIE St. Petersburg, Florida Clair Jecretary Gurfie ir alway: rweet and kind, Ewen when .rhe'J bury .fhe har l! arren on her mind. Dido, Rush Captain, Spanish Clubg ICCQ Student- Faculty Committee, Secretaryg Troiad, Picture and Assistant Sports Editorg Sophomore Class, Secretaryg Messiah-Elijah. EMILY HAMPTON St. Petersburg, Florida Wfell .rtrip my gearr, here'r double-clutch, The good-natured girl we like Jo much. kink. 'kdm X w.,.....,, JANET LVI 'KINS St. etersb rg, lorida There, goer I et Hankinr in her rea' convertible car, Houfeifer, her flirtatiour rmile will take her jurt ar far Manoj thlet c Co-Captaing Intramural Sports. WILLIA ALL HARDY St. Petersburg, Florida Off he goer, now he'r hack, Hardy and hir Pontiac. JANIS LoLA HARRINGTON Naples, New York Wfith fiery hair and manner rweel, Ianir ir the girl lo meet. HCC3 Clef Clubg Program Chairman. MARY MYRTLE HOTMIRE Portland, Indiana Friendly Min Hotmire har one great ambition, To leaeh the mathematirr of nuclear firrion. Mano, Treasurer, FTA, French Club. EDITH LASSITER Long Island City, New York Effirient Edith lfzrriter hitr each typing key, With her nimble finger: working expertly. LHLQ Messiah-Elijahf' Clef Club, FTA, Secretaryg Spanish Club. FLORENCE ELIZABETH LEE Clearwater, Florida An energetic member of the good elub HCC, To leaeb the little ehildren it the wifh of Flouie Lee HCC, Reporter, FTA. ANNE MARIE LEWIS St. Petersburg, Florida That pretty blonde brain Anne Lewif if here, With all the newx gofrip that'.r fit to appear. Mano, Secretaryg Phi Theta Kappa, Secretaryg Intramural Sports. CLARENCE ERVIN LIGI-ITsEY, jR. Hamlet, North Carolina Clarenee Lightfey 'll Jteal the Jhow. When he workf in radio. Pyramidsg CCUNQ French Club. If it ROGER C. HUDA Binghamton, New York Roger beat! the drum! with force, And editf new! for the IVooden Hone. Playmakersg Band, CCUN. STUART M. HUFF St. Petersburg: Florida Happy-go-lurky Stuart Huff, Cheerx up when the going? rough. MD, Presidentg Spanish Clubg CCUNQ ICC, Secretaryg FTAg Playmakers, Night of january 16thg Wooden Horse, Reporter. r SAM G. JOHNSON St. Petersburg, Florida Here if that wonderful fellow called Sam, He if a whiz when it eomef time to cram. BEATRICE LAMBERT SIcIPPER Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Arquirian Skipper taker rare of earh ad, For the Hone to go broke would make her quite md. Arquiris, Vice Presidentg FTAQ Clef Clubg French Clubg Playmakersg International Relations Councilg Wooden Horse, Advertising Manager. JOHN CARLE LIVINGSTON, JR. St. Petersburg, Florida If you're nice lo our boy jack, He'l1 take you in hir Cadillac. VIRGINIA MARIE MARTIN St. Petersburg, Florida Organif formular, do not pour, Ginger Marlin will work you out. RoBINs E. MAY BUGGs St. Petersburg, Florida Comedian Buggf May keepf all llae lanier roaring, College days with laim are anylbing but boring. Pyramids. WARREN JOHN MCCHESNEY Danbury, Connecticut About lbree llaingx only our 'IVarren if furry, Organir, llfe Troiad, and bir little friend Guuie. Sigma Phi Sigma, Secretaryg Phi Theta Kappa, Publica tions Boardg Sci-Math and Spanish Club, President Physics Lab, Assistantg Elks Scholarshipg Troiad,' Editor-In-Chief. , - CONNIE NICHOLAS Allentown, Pennsylvania Zoologirz Connie can hiucl a worm, Ar rhe lover to watch ihe ufiggly zhingr rquirrn. LHL, Treasurer, French Club. MARY JULIET ODENATH Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Lillle Mary Odenalh haf a real love for arl, Bu! the owen maker her mad, when il hlowr her clay apart. Mano, Spanish Club. BETTY jo OELZE St. Petersburg, Florida Here'r LHL'r fair Betty fo, When rhe .rtandr up the roof: too low. LHL, Vice President, Clef Club, Secretary, Women's Athletic Council, Volleyball, Baptist Student Union. KENNETH ELVIN OLIVER St. Petersburg, Florida Our IC wheatie-eater ir athleiic chairman Ken, When he': not lifting har hellr, he'.f with the Pyramid men. Pyramids, Intramural Sports, ICC, Social Affairs Com- mittee, Athletic Council, Chairman, THOMAS HENRY MOORE, jR. St. Petersburg, Florida The navy has lahen our Tom out lo rea, Inrzead of a doctor, an Admiral he'll he. Sigma Phi Sigma, Secretary, German Club, President, Wooden Horse, Club Editor. JUNE MORGAN Cleveland, Ohio A rerralile wonder ir porter girl june, An edilor nau' and rthool leather Joan. Arquiris, President, Publications Board, FTA, President, Phi Theta Kappa, Wooden Horse, Editor, Spanish Club, Troiad, Co-Lit. Editor, Sci-Math Club. K KATINA ANN MOUNGRIDES Clearwater, Florida HE76y.f a ,rfvarhliug Dido gem, Dark-haired lair Katina M. Dido. CARROLL MACK NALL, JR. Clearwater, Florida Azhlezir captain Carroll Nall, Gee, Dad! he'r good' at playing hall. Sigma Phi Sigma, Athletic Captain, Intramural Sports, Men's Athletic Council. -9-,,.. 5-u NANCY OLTMAN St. Petersburg, Florida Here rome: Nancy Oliman with rome new iohe or pun, W'hen'er our wide-eyed gal'r around we're .rure to have rome fun. Dido, FTA, Open House Usher, Troiad, Social Club Editor, Intramural Sports. DOUGLAS BEACH PALMER St. Petersburg, Florida Here'f Doug Palmer, a real right guy, lVho'.f hnown to lhe girl! ar miie pie. Pyramids, Intramural Sports, Baptist Student Union. FLORETTA PERRY St. Petersburg, Florida Milf! Currfewrerher of '51 if what we fall Min Perry, All that and a rnirchievouf Jmile too that Jay! Jhe'J alwayr merry. Arquiris, FTA, Spanish Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Treas- urer, Baptist Student Union, Sci-Math, Wooden Horse, Ad Seller. ROBERT HENRY PERRY Burlington, Massachusetts Thi: hard worher doe! earh job, With rheerful rmile, we fall him Boh. HK hgh . ,ia - MARY A. PIERPONT Baltimore, Maryland To learh little chillunr if Mary'J great amhition, Tha! they will learn the 3R'J if wha: Jhe'J awiJhin'. Mano, CCUN, Intramural Sports. JACK E. PoNELE1T St. Petersburg, Florida jack Poneleifr the Pyramid who rendr the girlr all reeling, On the Frerhman picnic he war hanging from the reiling. Pyramids, Vice President, President, Baptist Student Union, Secretary. JANICE BEVERLY PRINGLE St. Petersburg, Florida fanire writer our frhoollr Who'f Who, And lead! the college B. S. U. HCC, Secretary, Publications Board, Sci-Math, Secretary, Phi Theta Kappa, Baptist Student Union, President, Wooden Horse, Feature Editor, French Club. CATHERINE ANNE PURCELL St. Petersburg, Florida DAVID LEE SALMON Madisonville, Kentucky Dave Salmon keepf the Clef Club in hand, And, when inrpired, Jtriher up the band. MD, Vice Presidentg Clef Club, President, FTA, Open House Usher, Band, Director, Messiah-Elijahj' Play-' makers, Male Quartet, A Cappella Choir, College Sing- ers. GEORGE FRANCIS SCHILDKNECHT Brooklyn, New York little Georgie Schildbnerht, who': everybody'I friend, AJ trearurer of FTA har lot: of dough to rpend. KT's, Vice Presidentg FTA, Treasurerg ICCQ CCUN1 Intramural Sports. LORRAINE ELIZABETH SCHILDKNECHT Brooklyn, New York Bubbling ozfer with happy talk and joy throughout the day, Iurt to be around Lorraine will mahe a perron gay. Manog Intramural Sports. SARAH MOCRK SCI-IWAB St. Petersburg, Florida 2 , 2 . E . i We ,,,, Mixer. ,e'. ,s,, EUGENE LOYD PYLE St. Petersburg, Florida A great big hello man war Frosh Prexy Pyle, Thi: year he Itayed here for only a while. MINNA S. ROSENBAUM New York City, New York Many a joke and never a pout, There'I alwayr a laugh when Minna'r about. Mano. HARVEY HULL ROYCE St. Petersburg, Florida If anything fhould happen, eafh one will point and Ihout, That Haf1fey'I at the bottom of it, there'J'ne1fer any doubt. French Clubg Presbyterian Club. GLORIA ELIZABETH SAENGER Cleveland, Ohio Wfith twinkling :mile and dimpler, and pretty brunette eurlf, Glory tame to IC to rule the Dido girlf. Dido, Presidentg FTAQ ICC. MAX CHARLES SEYLER St. Petersburg, Florida A darh silent hunltman ir our Max, ' He bags his game when he followr their trarhf. WILLIAM JOSEPH SCOTT Clearwater, Florida Here'.r the tennit-playing dentirt hnown ar Mr. Stott, Hit 99-yard touchdown run helped Sigmar quite a lot. Sigma Phi Sigma, Intramural Sports. BONNIE MAE SILVERTONGUE Kansas City, Missouri Bonnie really har it, I thinh we'll all agree, Her magit' gift of humor mean: pertonality. HCC, Athletic Captaing CCUN. HERMAN EUGENE SMITH Hackettstown, New jersey Here'J tall blonde Herman .ret to blow Hit horn, now we can :tart the show, MD, College Singers, FTAQ Bandg Clef Club, Treasurer. LEONARD CLARENCE SMITH St. Petersburg, Florida A plearant companion it Leonard Smith, Hir jovial manner it far from a myth. MILDRED S. SMITH Largo, Florida Dairy-maid Mildred with her hrurh and palette IJ very ronriderate and Ihowf real talent. Manog Art Clubg Intramural Sports, Open House Usher. jo ANNE LE SONGER Danville, Illinois Her loohr and iwpularity to all are rommon knowledge, They provide the reafont that Io Ann war pirked jane College. HCC, Rush Captain. DON VIC SPRAGG St. Petersburg, Florida For talentt of perruarion Don'J known far and wide, Our fiery red-haired ralefman playr bridge on the ride. Y WALTER DAY WALKER, JR. St. Petersburg, Florida A friendly guy and quite a lalher, IJ our Jfientift Wfaller W'alker. MAY SWEET WALLACE St. Petersburg, Florida Off lo Rollinr ufent our May, It'J loo had :he didn? Tray. Lois MARGERY WALRATH St. Petersburg, Florida Thir Jufeel girl one often dnef Jee, llyorhing on Spanirh quite diligenlly. J ANITA Lois WATERSON Largo, Florida Malhematiran ll alerw11'r an athlete all mutt fee, Sinfe Mano haf her on lheir fide, they u'1f1 earh rvrtory. Mano, Athletic Co-Captaing Intramural Sportsg Athletic Councilg Burt Mathematics Award. HOWARD STOLL Corning, New York A friendly guy, a johesler and an oulrlandlng .rporf Howard leadr the Sleyro learn on field and on four! Skyro, Athletic Chairmang Intramural Sports ROBERT BUCKNER TAYLOR St. Petersburg, Florida The fulure lawyer of fifly-one, Alwayx haf hir joh well done. CHARLES EUGENE THOMPSON Clearwater, Florida Our Gene drirex the :mall green hur, From Tarpon to IC withoul a fun. JOHN ALLEN TURNER St. Petersburg, Florida An ex-navy man ir our lark, He'J hoping he daefn't have to go hath RALPH EDWARD WALTERS Wheeling, West Virginia The galr all .rwoon and Jay, He': I0 big and blonde and Jlrongf' If you're looking for a Juper guy wilh Ralph you ran'i go wrong. Sigma Phi Sigma, Intramural Sports, French Club, Varsity Golf. JDOROTI-IY ESTELLA WEAVER San Benito, Texas Nasir rriticr pan the Met, But they like Doz'.r rlarinel. HCC, Messiah-Elijah, Clef Club, Secretary. NANCY LEE WELLS Baltimore, Maryland Thi: HCC member if our Nancy Wells, A1 all form: of art work :he truly exeelf. HCC, Open House Usher, Art Club, President, German Club, College Singers. DAVID EUGENE WILKINSON DAVE Grand Rapids, Michigan Alwayr out for lot.r of fun, If our David Wilkinfon. KT's, Athletic Chairman, International Relations Club, Intramural Sports. 'A BARRY LYNN WILLIAMS . Clearwater, Florida Barry'5 our :urvewrefker number one, He knowr how io make A'I and .ftill have fun. Pyramids, Treasurer, Phi Theta Kappa, Vice, President, Troiad, Co-Literary Editor. ARLENE ANNETTE WISE Zion, Illinois Both HCC and ICC are ruled by Arlene Wife, To gel girl: to talk in turn if a mighty big job for her' Jize. HCC, President, FTA, ICC, President, Messiah- Elijah, Social Affairs Committee, Wooden Horse, Club Editor. MARY ANN WITTSTRUCK St. Petersburg, Florida Mary Ann Wittrlrurk'J a Trojanelle, On .rorial work she har her heart ret. HCC, Co-Eds, Trojanettes, Clef Club, College Singers SARAH ELIZABETH WooDs St. Petersburg, Florida Here'J a min wholr got lhe goodr, Appealing Marzo Sarah Woodf. Mano, Intramural Sports. K Y' fr '32, ', 3 V. 'I 'lfwm 1 . . 5 '47, ! uf, fb 7? ,W awk g ::,. .IMRYZPW mmm A . ,4,4 ,Wf,,fE' Q M 2 fs M 7 wi if ' m ' gsm Q iii 5 4 ' will Q f, 1 , 'xg 'S x 'Hi 6 1 N3 1 - . 1 'V 'S' T7 fin, iffiisfiiifg , - Tlf f 3, 3 l 'fm PM Q X ' W - Q H, :K ? 3 -f--P--- - -Y-Y - - x x T ra -H. X A 1 QE-E Harry Remshagen Ho ard Hamllton Mar lyn Keefer Vzre Prendenl Prerzdent Ser Trearurer of 0 L, r '7jevsnwNNF'XXNN I W I 9 y X Nur U15 C0 RSE 0 EUROPE WATERLOO 'sw fm' -H. iff Ww..2f A Li -ev121QgfQm,, I , ,.-, A -wfgfasx -, 1 'f -:rw H -i-f?Hf,z Wffzzillwgsg--'gf:qgsfgsz-f:,13?1s:Q m 14 'B'-f, 'ww wg I , , A . ' tv L im ff5gggi A Wag K -- figs? .f , ' -,far-,zvjy , , ' N Q -. .- 5554 f 4. 9 ,,V, X A is K , , . V ,W W , - N V 'iw ,, N. A A 12. x A 'Q ' I Y 9 ,f ' ,- . f 15- i if k - V 3' . ki ,fyx 5 Ahalt Anderson Anglin Argust Ashmead Atoek Bahel Baker, C. Baker, L. Ball Barnes Bazemore Beck Beaupre Benson Berry Booth Boyd Bradshaw Brooks Brophy Brown Brzozowskx Bunnell isffiflfi- V J .: g 5. .- , i im sw .p f A L .S s 2 Qs wr w, 1 552512 E x l 4, 5 2 S e i Q: .5 ,f '51-I Buzzell Carson Carter Cary Cercone Charlow Conner Connolly Coogler Cutsurics Day Dick Dicks Dien Doran Douglas Doyle Earle Eckert Ed gren dwards ndicott Ervine Erwin N-I-we iw AP' fv- S.. Qs .2 F airbairn Ferguson Fortunoff Fox Francis Freeman Fuller Gallup Garrison Gehlsen Gifford Gilmore Gold Goldner Griffin Groves Gum Gunn Haddad, Haddad, Hagadorn Hakala Hamil Hamilton Harocopos Harris Hart Hartman Hawks Heaney Hein Hendley Hindman Hockett Howard Huber Hutchinson Hutton james Jensen johnson, G. johnson, R jones Kiefer King Kliefoth Koloian Korn field Kreidler Lee Leipert Levi Llewlyrx Loughlin Love Ludwig MacDonald MacRae McAleese McKeage McCormack McCullough McCum McGowan McKean McKeithen McLaren McMullen McNally McNee1y McWeeney Maillis Marlin Marsh Martin, H. Martin, Mason Mayers Meares Metcalf Mickunas Minor Moore Morrison Motley Mowatt Murrell Myers Neikirk Neuner Niles Nolan Norten Oswoski Parkej Parks H 5,1 'www V-anti,-ffzgwsg fffwsii-fm-:ws1sfsfe?zfgfsiww fa 'ww mv, W ,.,., n,,. , ., ,,N,h, , lx, q,,iq,.s ,. s,.,, r yr if r dv, vi if slim? gg il. r l,k,g,,4:r1'1' ga P R QS MF ,UMW K2 Peters Peterson Phillips Picker Pierce Pierson Poston Praschan I ' r N 1- J fi i 34' 'A my Pugliese Rambo Rech Register Reimer Reiner Reinshagen Rhodes Rompe Rondall I I R fr. pri' ,, , f, ?,,f 5 f- Rossiter Ruda Samarkos Saterfield Savage Schuster Seavey Segers Smeck Spaniel Sevier Shankle Sparkman Spraull Sheehan Shivers Sprouse Stonley Shoble Showell S,- :J N Steinback Stewart S iemer Simpson Stoner Sullivan Skinn Slater 1 MWA Sweat Tannehill Tilley Timmons Treaclwell Verran Wallace Waters Watj en Watkins Webb Wells West Widere Wildman Wilkinson, Wilkinson, Wise Wfisner Witte Wortman Wunclerlick Youmans Zentgraf Zolg Conner J. R gtjjvus SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS imdb LHLQ WICCQ Art Clubg Troiadg Assistant Pic. Ed., Mistletoe and Spring Prom Attendant. Barefoot, Barbara jean Bell, Charles G. Billow, Gerald M. Bozich, Raymond Carl Clawson, George H. Coleman, Luther W., Collins, Mary jo Connolly, Thomas Damron, Phyllis jean Diodati, Ralph R. Eckert, Robert A. Ericson, Wallace W. Ferguson, William M. Filaretou, Phillip Fisher, Harrison H. Frank, Allyne R. Geertz, Florence H. Howard, Hartley johnson, Clara Lepp, Nancy Lee Loughlin, Theresa Lucas, Richard Lyford, Edmund R. Mariani, Alfred Mason, Leon D. Mikkelson, Paul H. Noble, Orville B. Papafaklis, George Parry, james R. Quakenbush, George Rainey, Charles E. Rice, Christine A. Russell, Blaine M. Salsbury, Richard L. Salter, Katherine Scott, james Sharron, Mary B. Stevens, james Suerdieck, Eunice Tiger, David H. Van Middlesworth, Wm. Walker, Norman Zoutes, Peter Heitzman, Andrew Klimes, George E. Oltman, William Papafaklis, Nick V. Patterson, Dorothy D. Small, Patricia White, Marlene Z. dimaw,-fill., PAT SMALL Gr.1dlr.1li11g Snpbunlrne ds ffl , . if 4- , W. 5 ,1..,,. 65 .M gf Ja' ' ' M W., fr. .tw 7 Wi.. .74 ravi as 4 en- ii if E Dr '7. x Tu n .UN --x V1 X x W4 o . 3 , Al .Q -3-lg W K lb 4 I W 95 01 X f 71 X l' ff N f ,K Im ,cf I -7 1 5 V N I f H f V - 7 f r X 'V N' lr I r V ? 3 I ff? 3 X d P i Utopia Tech -E.-v C M gg 0 ,FF Gloria M Neil ,E Ioeommane College gin , 3 Q . , ' 7 A . v. 1 K Io Annewalim I 1 1 g Qlympics 'WF' . Q. ' XM M '23, 1. .., N r ' x, fi H -- -wif Lois W9 Carol V V - - -Y Curvewreckers 5 I QV is Ar 2 kv 51 9 , 4 J? 'v--.,, ., x ff'f KY? af' . K, Floretta W9 Barry r.,..,Y, v f W Most Friendly 1 k . 'M +5 an ' L 'eg , wi WA., W I M - ygmvl , 2 , ,f , K w :QL M , W ,X W an Q if 3? I Helen W3 George i , YV za sg? 'snag , P ,. H 4 4 In A ' ' Q ' 1 e v Most Humorous Q5 n n Bonnie M Pinky Most Talented Mary M112 Norman 'ff ---W V - -fir? W- Y Y Y , fu -IM 'QL J , Lfl iq ! 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C. hearts 11 ffhcatcx lf, N X L ttxuXe Xrom the votes QHEOZSXXXSXX 5111591115 H900 is 3 T..-l'mtlf2.sSflqm I 1 s . tg to XXXL: to uf I u eXx.urm1m OX the LX' Y' Mena SR students reccwcd a stmXgX1t RQ' A U EC VXMXXCA XXX the WXUXX9 X X average tor the Semester Xf fum an C9949 X92 ZWXX 9' whkeh emXenX Xzmuary 3X, XOBX. They Mmmmg X0 Vmsct X SVUUXXXQ-. VX' are: Xohn C, X5-miter, Cohurn Guru, WNBA VCVSDXXQXXXXB' CWS Wm .Mme M. Lewks, Vvarren X. Mcilhes- NC Ui me WCXWXQ Wwmxf ma, ncy. XfXm'etta Yerry, and Barry ' X M Wcgemunon 1X0 We XWXYXX hams. The cXczm's hst tor the hrst 'wifi' Swccmcmw. X' XXWXXUXX 04 XX semester ut the X950-SX sessXon Xs .xhC.5Cwmx XM? SfXwfXX1Xff6 X' as XoXXQws: mug 'S mc not the pXay X0 X Xtmzter, john C. X3 Hrs, 4.0 if'-Uuufx 11 SXYCVXX in CXXOSCU Ye X Gum, Cohurrx X5 4.0 4' UNH Cone 93' Wm WWQXX X X,ewXs, Puttte NX. X6 4.0 il CWC My X NCer.esttey,wv, 3. Xa 4.0 XX XXX? SUT! Wm X Terry, XTXOYCXX3 V. X5 40 Xwwfy bww' xwxxxxfrms, Buffy X7 ,xkch won aC.cXuXt'. 2 virion, Sean rf, H 3.735 WTS- 3 X'Xmxrmxs, Xirixrtccs X7 3.75 WY YXXFCXXXXYE is Feb 4 X7uXXer, X. Peyton X7 3.705 Skivvef LHWXXQYVS smmt-, Xmas A. ts 3.647 Mews. OWU 5 'm.trxwexx, M, r. ts 3.647 A 'ATM 931395 Sonny 6 XJ-wrgan, Xtme C. X5 3.642 Bam' VMW 34 me :X 7 XloruXXeXnX, H. X0 3.5 NJUCXX3- S Xkoyett, james R, X9 3.444 ' r 9 GoXdrXer, C. B. X5 3.423 ,g,L0unge to Xiomxexx, rxxmta mm Corn Xeflon XX Bargert, Sack L. X5 3 P XX Fergttson, Betty X6 3.4 Losanne X-lazadom X2 Fast, Amt XS 3,352 the Xong-uwaXtecX shop X3 Haddad, XT. W. XS 3.333 te womerfs PhysXcaX Ed X4 Ptthcy, 'Forrest T. X7 3.3X'Z .asses have been XnstaXXenX X4 Sweat, Arthur NV. X6 3.3XZ. rXght:tX phms for the huh?-N mXetX, the room over txe. 0 Aepztrtmeut torrrterXy usecs art cXasses has been turrte wcmmerrs Xotmge wkth an ad- g Aresshxgg room and two 79- These moms :my beg Parse and puXchrXtmXc hXt it new .by tXtenw0c2r:e3cSR2xgR3.3' Mgt, at Xmdor C?oXXegc 'thXs year womedg when three Xuvehes czrrrxed on th cohcge tr:xtXXtXon Xur Xvc1mtXhXX wan Xng m1XX0r X95X hmm Xwzxys boa o ehg -Wg ' WXXXYX ' - has 21 Ones i Treasw.. 2 community standsw - ewan proiessionai entertainment own.- u burg Operetta Company. This ye Eeidier o , B t t 1 ringie 'M rn I ' ff .r H-ada ' e u S' 30 W -vmm My 5:52231 Rev1veS it ne Wise ok 5 me .. vm Moore N W M 'LWV M WM Y 5295083 The spirit ot drama was revived ' mgmLa'1'1?i at SC Tuesday night when the , 1 is Longman Piayniakers, oidest and perhap most active schoiastic schooi, hed 5 , , b Greenieat , , , , 1 . ofgo Moore its iirst meeting. Witii the retu V V A 5 K rice Lambert oi advisor Roberta Morriii with szgf , 3 if i '- trry Wiiiiarns Master'-s Degree trom the Univ: ' 1- - :Q 4 , INS CUYSHVCS. ity at Yiorida, and the promise . . Afmuf Mmef a neariy-coinpieted auditorium, ff 'Tp 'rv 't if Kgigxfxioggz iege dramatists are eageriy 1 Q X 1 t ' W Yeyxn Fungi ning the seniester's activities ' 6 in keeping with the nation 5.2 revivai ot theater-in-the-rouni ' ' . ' - - - v --n'.- - i d as M 'QXSAOYSQ P53322 235215 ,N ' I According to Miss Morrii :'- . trite. Ordiriar- dents interested in drania 1 . it . r ' 'ii it ni i a Word hke bro' eipgrfirfeiitxr oittiioiwr 'W' 1- Etta gggiigx' '33,'Q2 .the reaim ot the diwiav gud perfect 11 N n ' writing, 'rect'ng, act'n , io' us to You 9? ducingf' x'Yhe springxei iw 3 iight to keep the grams under the star 3 X staged in a simpie, na W MY- ner and wiii he open to the pup... V, Qt mari means that 'Yhe major ptoducion oi the ' ' . . -....,,,.,..J..,,,f-.,.,g,,,-',f ,,e.i.t,,r, iubs went r.. guy without having . . . over their heads to present extraordinary stu- back ot his pocket to . . . - ,, dent activities, and were thwarted by the iack L---o moon ooo the V move on the part oi . . . . . fi' .y' . . lean Say Hoo, to a H ot interest tncy encountered. -it this situation chairs for the new SC QUCNOYWIY- 1... may uw, dgm bail the time wiii come when every week UE among 3? hvfmems fisting be 2 Compu-- , . . ' Bvine 'SC ' ' f teresting because no one 3 View xi at A do WNQ1 ,Wm be C0me ' P means 2. worid tuii k .hx th GGY? aivfihe NY 55095391 0 3' auditorium speaker Systen ea WI I e vfjssx e . e ifmmofmm Wf0n9 uC 'm'30b 'fp' have connections suitabie W- H LL S so Hn' 'dw NMS us wmV?e f rude ing out broadcasts to ioc 0 pofiaii. O D QXPSFV meme' WPC auduofmm feats This booth wiii not be ' a n rr S N a rurrigifghat gachdleontains 'a o 5 5 to t' e ro an pe at present or in n , can Y 'SVCVSU m oiip, but wiii ie cr Ce Tearn suit ot the drait sca. S Somewhere ooweoo Mads mmm. ' 1 1 dead' attitude is iound evgiv Y Q' hero no by the fe- A new hom me Ni .t warg? country. But is that the reai an, e, Naturaiiy no audit- Suppxy Qomoaoy Wm i ' ' ' t it be better to iive each day to the we 1115 C39 be Nm with staiiation oi curtain g' i A - chance tor regrets? The they in 'nd we msmxxed' so io' in We wfmofivm 'W if on and romxses the time being oniy sections oi the on me wmdows Wu to fo P A qu rear wings wiii be used. mo oayomo vkowo V fe 1 ' Arrangements tor the decoration the auditorium :X e attractive new giri's iounge, Yfeeiqiem Bum g o 1 ' 'f ' ' porter ot nnme .3 4' made to him cz X...V,w. methods tor rai tor improvemei First Semester 1950-51 he has under Honor non are min Voggrfs CNVV P3 using the rea' 4 HC6 16,72 as a screen i 3- Axlqums 2.595 ,estabiishirigt . AI Mmm 25574, the iake go' wgqdm 5' Dido 2.463 ice business HWS! Honor new power ens Ciubs: Pt. Avg. tabiishing 1 i. Pyramid 2.627 which st .e WZ. Skyro 2-M9 shots tor Xe' 3. Sigma Thi Sigma 334952 at me he. M, img ers. Lin re- . 4 G. oops cu-ssss Ziggy: X 6 ' START SOON wk merit Radio code ciasses wiii begin iab. nk on again at IC next week, under the each ' direction ot Stu Hutt, tormer Coast mn APPW- Guard rtatixomn, and Bin nad- and not YC- daqi, iormer communications otiicv em Cceisiui er. 'Yhese ciasses are designed to in -- prepare students ior operating the ' 'L-'H' radio station to be btriit u '-- is designed to i A 'Mfiq fi 'W' - '-' ' W 3 W Q W WWWT' W E .EF- XL.,,1l m if Ox -w gi? Al' 4 .-af Fidel Warren McChesr1ey Editor-in-Chief Mr. Ewell L. Noel Advimr l L, QW Barry Williams and june Morgan Literary Editor: Marilyn Keefer, Afyiytant Picture Editor Nancy Oltman, Clubf Editor Helen Gustafson, Pirture Editor Betty Jo Oelze, Bufirzeff Manager Frances Timmons, Affiftant Editor w W 5 x l x 7, L 'KW' ', A 'S' v -...,.,rR Y' , ia ,X , W'-- 'f:wvv1,,, v ,Q - Stab-4 'wx l '4'w, W e.:' t Cecelia Dawson and Herbie Andrews Sport: Editorf Mary Bargar, Featzzre Editor Mary Shankle, Art Editor .........-,-mm--.H-F. 0 D ,Qpf-f?QgsgQQQ9'6? ' i' 0 in f z' .f,b , f' V 0 fa an The MESSIAH, an annual December production. IDU SJC J QPAJETMQJIT ELIJAH, presented every spring by the Music Department. l'1u iyfl 'X 4.41 C O E D S - 1 x s T R O J A N E T T 13 s ... E C2 MIXED QUARTET James Johnson David Salmon Eljean Agnew Tillie Booth fw, , Q la 'la Q1 .5 'W ,, i'-efsfwz, .,.fp-sf Q 'ff7f ,- X ar f, - - ggef ezw t ',-2, w R , cam ij G M 5,1 S as Q- V '12 .. , g .I af ii V 1' 4 93 uf, ACAPPELLA CHOIR First row: J. johnson, I. McHa1e, M. Chalk, P Peterson, B. MacDon- ald, E. Agnew, P Bradshaw, Wixson, R. Ball, Dr. Ridley. Second row: B. Oelze, C. Danison, Slater, J Wells, D. Salmon, H Schuster, I. Hindman, N. Groves, M. A Sparkman, T. Booth. BOYS' CHORUS First row: Robert Ball, Charles Dannison, james johnson, David Salmon. Second row: Norman Gorves, Marvin Ervine, Herman Schuster, jo- seph Wells, Al Ben- nati. ,if :Hi are fa ! 1, ,. -A' ,gf ,xv -Maw ! 'm:r i X, if 3 7, if .- Beatrice Lambert, RN, A-W' PLAYMAKERS Marvin Ervine, David Salmon, June Morgan, E. M. Sanford --....- tag, l, X, 4 i 'ir P yi W , , 'ffffi M' T H E r4w-3 l 'l O-I VPU UI L fglybdnnzad Quan Mmm a, 5 in W or 1- . rf , Y 1 Quem Wah? ELM! lo Ann Songer Gloria Saenqer Margaret Nolan Carroll Baker Mem arm? Q Y 'S -av 4 QU ,- I5 N R3 C ,SPANWN K j v.1.A. 2 'if neue ff ,, f Z Z W f Q ,QSM wmdw QJJ, Council. ,7 cuic G'-U9 H -. mera KWH Z UBI-lt:TY I GPRNM' 'BHBTISI' S1W ' F Z 1, V3 2 fs Q:E3:5,:,:,-,, ,-- V W i,Qfi52lFK.'H . Q mg2ff13Q'fQfgf1smi ffQ133f?f?gQQYf?i.f 7x ,yfgg w bi . wi ,r W, Fw 1 , -'Jw sf W f--,:m,si,g-f,b1,xs. 3 U w-:mr VN, wr . ws'-lsgff 5, grfssig M f5l::f .x :wx , , Wi, , 2 M . Arm , , S1553 ,,f,7 . X 7 .my my 27' MEN'S INTERCLUB COUNCIL George Schiltnecht Howard Kornfield jim Boyett, Prefident Stuart Huff jim Baxter Thane Beehler Harry Rhineshagen Bill Burrows Emmons Sanford WOMENS INTERCLUB I COUNCIL g C. Sitting: Arlene Wise, Preiidezzf Gloria Saenger Standing: june Morgan Diana Wildman Betty jo Oelze Mary Ann Sparkman Joan Gifford L llli C' PUBLICATIONS BOARD Sitting: Thomas Widere june Morgan john Baxter Janice Pringle Warren McChesney Standing: Miss Porter Mr. Smout Miss Parker Mr. Noel pi jefa .jalalaa i 1 , 1 . ,ie E, E 4Ql as C? Seated, left to right: Ann Lewis, Floretta Perry, june Morgan, Janice Pringle, and Ann Fast. Standing: Warren McChesney, john Baxter, Jim Baxter, and Barry Willianus, Virginia Martin was absent when the picture was made. i E T -Wafm Wm! A Q4jo6'za,?!'6o11, PHI Tl-IETA KAPPA is a recognized honorary scholarship society whose object is to N promote scholarship, to develop character and to cultivate fellowship among the students of both sexes in .the junior colleges of the United States. The Eta Nu Chapter of St. Petersburg junior College was awarded its charter on U March 50, 1950, with 10 charter members. Members are admitted on the basis ot character and scholarship after they have made a B average for one school year. Nafirnzizfly lzzcorpoirzfezl 211 1910 SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Howard Hamilton Neil Beckley Mary jane Waters Arlene Wise Jim Boyett COLLEGIATE JOURNALISTIC SOCIETY Sidney Stoner Ken Hurly Dean Bauder Edith Kriedler Bill Haddad Prefidenl Carrie Goldner Arthur Minor -x S ' SCI-MATH CLUB First row: Mr. Willianison Adzfifor Janice Pringle Bill Haddad Virginia Martin Bob Greenleaf Mr. Gay, Adzfimr Second row: F, Argust Bob O'Donnell jack Bargert Hambright Dethro Warren McChcsney P7'6 .l'id97If FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sitting: G. Schiltnecht, M. Klie foth, Morgan, President, C. , Dawson, E. Lassiter. Second row: N. Oltman, E. Met calf, A. Wise, A. Ahalt, M Waters, N. Berg, F. Perry, E Benson, Tilly, E. Ateek. Third row: Miss Blair, Kried ler, I. Brophy, M. Falken bury, B. Lambert, M. Bargar, K. Hurly, Miss Dumas, Ad visor. Fourth row: Jenson, D. Sal mon, D. Collins, H. Smith S. Huff, F. Loughlin, I. Bis hoff. 'ly x COLLEGIATE COUNCIL of the UNITED NATIONS First row: M. Selana, H. Cole man, Poneleit, G. Schilt necht. Second row: K. Hurly, R Rhodes, B. Meares, A. Ahalt F. Haddad, B. Haddad President, A. Fast, B. Sil- vertongue, D. Wildman, 'I Evans, A. Krumlaif, S. Huff M. sevief, J. Baxter, C. Lighti sey, A. Milman, Jenson. ART CLUB Wanda Hutton Mary Odenath Mildred Smith Charlotte Endicott Nancy Wells Pl'6.l'jd6'7Zf Ann Cercone Miss Poet Ad1fi.r0r T7 its C3 4--, ,Q PT, ff Q if 5- 1' CLEF CLUB First row: B. Lambert, P. Brad shaw, B. McCullough, M Wittstruck, I. MCHale, J Harrington, R. Wilkenson, B McDonald. Second row: P. Peterson, A Wise, B. Oelze, M, Chalk, M Carr, Wixon, M. Shankle M. Sparkman, T. Booth, E Lassiter. Third row: R. Register, I. john- son, N. Groves, A. Bennati V. Mickunas, D. Salmon President, Dr. Ridley, Ad- visor, H. Smith, Wells, M Ervine, Slater, C. Dannison R. Ball. a fin SPANISH CLUB First row: Sidney Stoner Verlaine Lee Nancy Liepert Betty Ferguson Carrie Goldner Mary Odenath Second row: Bill Hawks jack Bargert Helen Gustafson Floretta Perry Peyton Fuller june Morgan Mrs. Longwell, Adzirm' Warren McChesney Preiiderzt GERMAN CLUB First row: A. Seymour, Dib- ley, M. Carr, N. Wells. Second row: Boyett, P. Brad- shaw, M. Keefer, M. Haige Dr. Nossing, Advisor, T Martin, D. McLaren, F Groves. Third row: T. McNally, A Spaeth, H. Ashmead, Bis hoff, M. Ervine, R. Ricks, K. Edwards, R. Skinner, W. Hardy, R. Peters, P. Hart- Inilfl. W FRENCH CLUB First row: Mary Chalk Connie Nicholas Mary Hotmire Janice Pringle Ann Ahalt Second row: Bill Haddad Beatrice Lambert jane Boyd Dr. Nossing, Advisor Virginia Martin Barbara McCullough Third row: Harvey Royce Corbunn Gum john Baxter Ralph Walters Clarence Lightsey Forest Athey X4 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION First row: Verlaine Lee Barbara McCullough Janice Pringle, Pmrjderlf Peggy Schobe Betty jo Oelze Second row: jim Boyett George Moore Bill Pyne jack Poneliet Doug Palmer Zm ' J1E', av P , ' qwytfldn 'lflffyf f U WW l uk QS W Hx ' xp- ,sir ,vw 41 i ,qc X 1 HES Q ,Q 'W J S v , ,Q 1.2 OFFICERS june Morgan ...,...,..,.. .........,.,A.... P reridenf Skipper Lambert .... ....... V ire Prefidenl Barbara Blake ..,.,. .,..... A fbletir Gfzpfairz Group seated: Nancy Berg, janet Milchan, Tillie Booth, june Morgan, Diana Wildmzrn, Floretta Perry. Standing: Barbara Mears, Even. Marie Benson, Miss Dumas, Pat Bradshaw, and Mary Shankle. cbmiris . it i ARQUIRIS With three stalwart members, ARQUIRIS plunged head first into rushing activities. The worst was soon over and the Arquirians began carrying out their motto a party for every month and a cookie sale for every holiday. September featured an outdoor barbecue at Skip Lambert's, October, a candlelight initiation supper given by advisor, Miss Vera Dumas, November, a get-together at Bahama Shores, and December, a Gift Exchange Party at Pat Bradshaw's. The biggest event of the Holidays was the Alumni Banquet at the Chatterbox preceeding the Homecoming Dance. Here came the new year and after cramming for exams, the gals forgot their worries and stuffed themselves with food at the january Pot Luck Supper. The most eventful month on the Arquirian calendar was February when the gals presented The Heart Beat Hop featuring Miss Heartbeat of 1951, most beautiful coed, alias Elsie the Borden Cow. One of the outstanding lovelies in this group is Miss june Morgan. june has made a name for herself by being elected a poster girl, sharing the title of Miss Calendar Girl of 1950, very ably taking over the presidency of Arquiris, being president of FTA, working on Troiad as Co-Literary Editor, and on top of all this, taking command of the Wooden Horse with the editorship. We sometimes wonder if our 'lunie ever got time to eat and sleep. Resting on their laurels they slid through the rest of the year with a March Initiation Supper and April Apple Polishing Party, honoring the faculty, and in May finished off with a Farewell Party. Y- -- JS Group kneeling: Elaine Metcalf, Helen Gustafson. YL? 6 Seated: Anne Ahalt, Carol Doran, Lil Zentgraph, Gloria Saenger, Margaret Bonsac, Marilyn Buely, and Doris Simpson. Standing: Sidney Anne Stoner, Marilyn DeXX'itt, Anne Cercone, Sally Ives, Cecelia Dawson, Mary Frances Treadwell, Margaret Nolan, Nancy Oltman, and jean Wixscnn. OFFICERS Lil Zentgraph .,,.,.,..,...,........,. .,r,... 7 'reamrer Sidney Anne Stoner r,,r.. .r....,....,. S ecretfzry Sally Ives .w..,w.........,w.... ..,... V ire Prefidezzt Margaret Nolan Gloria Saenger ..., ......Atble1ic Cfzplairz .,.....,,.......Pre.ridef2t rc: . fa S H . , . , ef , Q! ' QM 5 fr L , w-V, ' f .J Va . gr W4 , - W l,, , 1 M' Q . 4' f if i I' ,. we ' , MJ' r A L W Vg. fm -f V 'w w W i V, V va L P af , f, .NN l I-RM. W-51-Q tr -di E.. 1 if au- DIDO The DIDOS, daughters of the Royal Order of the maroon and silver, spent all September preparing for the Rush Banquet. Cecelia Dawson's brother, Pete, gave them the inspiration to use all their energy eating raw eggs and painting the shells for Rush Party favors. The clever gentlemen with egg heads won sixteen new pledges for the girls, swelling the club ranks to 19. Old Didos, advised by Mrs, Gladys Longwell, greeted the pledges honor- ing them with a barbecue at Marilyn Buley's and continuing the evenings festivities with a slumber party at Cecelia Dawson's. Helen Gustafson, Rush Captain, played hostess at the impressive candlelight ceremony October 30th when the new pledglings became full-pledged Didos, no longer Dodos. In November, Prexy Gloria Saenger brought fame to her club when the student body elected her one of the Esquire Calendar Girls of 1951 and honored her at the Skyros Dance. Then came Spring and with it the highlite of the Dido year, their informal dance-and we do mean informal, with a splendid time had by all. Dido was also well represented in the Prom Queens Court by attendants Margaret Nolan and Gloria Saenger. Graduation ended a year of sports, slumber parties, suppers, dances, and cookie sales for the Didos. ,MQW E , , MT' f, Q M, , t df' lil 1. Ami Xxx , OFFICERS Peggy Philips ......,,.., ...... V ive Preiidenl Imogene McHale ..... ..,...,.,.A........ T ?'6fl.flH'E7' Delores Ferqueron ,,,, ,, ,A......,..... Sevrelary Bonnie Silvertongue ...,.. ....... A tblelir Capfaiu Arlene Wise ,,,,...,e,.,,.,.A.ee.,,,..,......,.,,... Preridezzt Group kneeling: Marinell Morrison, Arlene Wise, Eljeane Agnew. Seated: Colleen Gold, Mrs, Scott, Mary Ann Wittstruck, Delores Ferqueron, Nancy Wells, Ann Fast. Standing: Virginia Martin, Betty MacDonald, Florence Lee, Janis Pringle, Dot Wfeaver, Mary Anne Sparkman, Imogene McHale, Evelyn Bahel, Peggy Philips, Bonnie Silvertongue, and jo Songer, ,a HCC Under the majestic sails of HCC this club has had a voyage which none will forget. HCC hoisted its anchor and set sail this September with a mighty crew of members aboard. Sharing their initiation with Pyramids, they presented their young ladies with lovely corsages and completed the evening with a glorious party. From the fall and into the winter season, there were numerous cookie sales, fruit sales, and more parties. During Christmas HCC shared a party with Pyramids again and at the Mistletoe Ball, their own jo Songer was one of the Queen's attendants. The new year was started off with showers for engagements and weddings. Their sails then directed the crew 'toward a very delicious Valentine Cookie Sale. With smooth sailing all the way they stopped and dropped anchor momentarily to share their Easter dance with Pyramids. Many of their outstanding crew members find their names engraved in the bow of the ship. Those which have serenaded the weary crew are Eljeane Agnew, Mary Anne Sparkman, and Mary Anne Wittstruck with accompanist Imogene McHale. Those guiding the group are Phi Theta Kappa members, Virginia Martin, Anne Fast, and Janice Pringle. Much of the credit is due Captain Arlene Wise, with advising crew mem- ber Mrs. Scott. The journey has ended for this year, but not the memories which each will carry with him. l i OFFICERS Vcrlaine Lee AA,,. ,.A, , , ,...,,.,.,,,, Alblefic Captain Betty jo Oclzc N .Y,.,,, Vitae Pzwidezzf Gail Spanial ,,,,,, ..A,,,,,...... Preimlwzt Frances Timmons ,.,, ,,,,,,, S ei'relm'y Connie Nicholas ,, ,...,. Tremzrrer Group kneeling: Evelyn Atcck, Framcs Timmons, Vcrlainc Lac, Nancy Lcipcrt, Scatctl: Mary Etlgrcn, Batty jo Oclzc, Gail Spaniel, Mary Bargar, Etlith Lassiter. Stantling: Polly Paterson, Edna Hutchison, Connie Nichols, Shirley Thompson, Carroll Baker, and Matty Chalk. 'S YIK1' 'ZW 3' Group sitting: Mary Hotmire, Roseanne Hagadorn, Wonrlzi Hutton, Betty Cormartie, Joan Gif- ford, Lois Wzitcrscun, Mary Pierpont. Standing: Joan Gill, Carry Golrlner, Anne Lewis, Lorraine Schilrlncrht, Janet Hankins, Mildred Smith, Sarah Wcvcmrls, june McKeithen, Mrs. Cantwell and Mary Otlcnentlm. OFFICERS Carry Golclner .,r.. .,.,r.....,.V...,... S efrezary Lois Waterson ...,.. ...... C 0-Alblelif Caplnifz Mary Hotmire ...,,..,,.,,,..,...... Treafzzrer Betty Cromartie ..... ..............Y.,.... P fefidffll janet Hankins ...r... Co-Alblefir Captain 'loan Gifford .tw. ....... V ire' Pwfidefll , I it N 9 Ear i:f?vf-LQ? MANO September meant rushing with a capital R for MANO. With the help of the blue and yellow daisy they shared a large percentage of pledges. The first event of the year was a Card Party at Minna Rosenbaum's to fete the neopledges. But there were more festive occasions in-store. Next to the Detroit Hotel, with president Betty jean Cromartie and advisor Mrs. Canta well, where the newcomers received their lovely corsages and pins for initiation. From there, they cruised up to Mary Odeneath's in Clearwater, to rest their weary bodies in slumber. Proving the Mano tradition for athletic prowess, the lassies again won the volleyball and kickball tournaments and are well on the way to winning the Girls' Intramural Athletic plaque. But most outstanding of all, was the presentation of the Athletic Award to a well deserved gal named Lois Waterson. And to roll up the athletic mat, Lorraine Schildnecht cheered her sisters on to victory with her Pep Song especially tailored for the Mano athletes. Mano proudly waves their banner for two outstanding young ladies. Lois Waterson was a Mistletoe Queen attendant, carrying on the reputation of party girls, and along with this, being equally proud of Anne Lewis, mem- bership in Phi Theta Kappa. In the month of january, the club took several carloads of enthusiastic members to have a rip-roaring time at the Large Fair. But most important of all, was Mano's presentation of the Follies of 1951, this past spring, with a gay festival and stage show. So hereis to Mano, with bigger and better activities for the club of the great gal Athletes --- - --V -----f-H v,v---v---if , 5 Group seated: Finley McMullen, Harold Coleman, George Schildnecht. jig.. of ,,,, aussi? Standing: Dave Wilkinscmn, Lewis Parks, Bill Wisner, Bill Conner, Tom McNally, Mr. Willialmson, OFFICERS George Schilclnecht ,...,,,.,,,.,...,.,, Vive Preiident Bill Conner ..e..,.,,...,... ,...., I CC Repfe.fer1lali1fe Harold Coleman .,ee .,.......,,,,,,,, P feviderzl Tom McNally ...... ..,A,,,. S' errelary 'B I I 1 .4-H' L .f l Wim vu-ummm we ,Yu 4 f . .r. 1, ,mf 'ff i Zz! ,,.4.r,1'4 ,.,,,,1. . f Tffi- f ' . 4.!,-,- S 5 . ft' f lj! 3 , OFFICERS Emmons Sanford ,,.,,4 .4,.,,. I CC Reprerentatizfe Tom Martin ----.,,,,,. ,,,,,,,. S ecremry-Treafuref Stuart Huff ..... -----4-v------------ P fefidmf Dave Salmon ----,4--.44.----,,,-,,,,,,,,, ,Viff Preridenl Group seated: Ray Savage, Emmons Sanford, john Ward, Stuart Huff, Dave Salmon, Tom Martin. Standing: Comer Ludwi, Frances Loughlin, Herman Smith, jerry Ervine, and Howard Ashmead. P A' Qi 134'-fi CP OFFICERS Howard Kornfield ............ ICC Reprefenzalive Bill Parkes .............. ...,...... A tlalelir Captain Bob Greenleaf .... .................... S efretary Barry Williams ......... ................. T reafurer Hambright Dethero ...... ........ C lub Reporier 'lack Poneliet ..............................,....... Prefident Group seated: Weston Charlow, jack Martin, joe Webb, Mr. Noel, Doug Plamer, Don Rossiter Barry Williams. Standing: Bob Greenleaf, Bill Parkes, jim Boyett, jack Poneliet,,Bill Pyne, Clarence Lightsey Hambright Dethero, Tom Llewellyn, Howard Kornfield, Erwin Wunderlich, IP hz. XM as aegis gr It , QE. 3. M' I C . i We as Q ag If A ii . ,E I. 3 Mi3.,,,M 6 B 6 C l A PYRAMIDS The Royal Order of the Mystic Knights of the Sphinx QPYRAMIDS to the uninformedj started out the year with a contingent of old members, all of whom went to work snaring new recruits. The pledges were honored at a beach picnic, where the rigors of club life Cie., girls, sandy food, girls, cigar smoke, girls, gulf winds, but mainly girlsj became evident. A dignified initiation ceremony was held at the Boyett manse for these fourteen pledges who made the grade. Afterwards the members got together with the HCC's and had a party at Arlene Wise's home. While there, new Freshman President Hamilton told a shaggy dog story. This was just one of the many delightful times that the Pyramid-HCC brother-sister club combination had together. Go, Pyramids, go! And they did, winning the intramural football championship after a tough campaign in which they were behind Sigmas all season. Then, in that last hard fought game, sudden-death broke the scoreless deadlock and spelled victory for their team. Under the leadership of Captain Parkes, along with the cheering section Ccourtesy of jack Martin and Adrian Brownj Pyramids had won the championship. Witli the oncoming Christmas season, out came the little blue boxes of Christmas cards and the long, convincing sales. Pyne and Greenleaf were known as super salesmen. Some of the others, well, they can be engineers. At the start of the New Year the Pyramids outfitted all their delegate heads with dazzling plaid hats. These distinguished gentlemen could be spotted from one end of the campus to the other. The hats looked good on girl friends, too. Witli the loss of President Boyett, we find jack Peneleit ably filling his shoes, putting the club back into full swing of activities again. During the spring the Pyramids held their big Easter Dance and had a few more parties. In keeping up with their slogan, For a Better jC, Watc'l1 Us, they continued their program of school projects, rounding out a full and most enjoyable year. .i ,w.w ,YM wY-w.W.Y.....,... v . P l s l l I F s L I P V P l l 1 i E l w l l V Group seated: Tom Moore, Dave Segers, Bill Scott, Carroll Nall, jim Baster, George Moore, Floyd Bennett, jim Pugliese. Standing: Warren McChesney, Ken Hart, Mr. Cantwell, Doug Collins, George Carey, Harry McCunn, joe Gould, Neil Beckley, Ed Goodwin, Marvin Hepburn, Kent Edwards, Ralph Walters, Nick Maillis, Bill Gallups, jack Bunnell, Forrest Athey, Harry Reinshagen, Bob Taylar, Tom Hammock. OFFICERS-Seated: Harry Reinshagen, ICC Representative, Bill Gallups, Vice Presi- dent, George Moore, Treasurer. Standing: Joe Gould, Historian, Nick Maillis, Sergeant- at-Armsg jim. Baxter, Presidentg Carroll Nall, Athletic Captain, Tom Moore, Secretary. 49 rw? fr- xv ,'lql'I'lCl l:l al jllsl i W M.: L EYE- Group seated: Howard Stoll, Jack Bargert, Aaron Milman, jack Turner Fred Haddad, Bill Haddad, Ken Hurley, jay Jensen, Grant Gehlsen. Standing: Max Syler, Al Krumlauf, Thane Beehler, Bill Burrows, Mr Irwin Jack Zolg, Walter Walker, Ronnies Argust, Bob O'Donnell. Seated : Bill Haddad .,.. OFFICERS Bill Burrows ...... Standing: Bob O'Donnell Don Spragg Thane Beehler Vice Prefid ent w...,..i.Pre5iderzt ......,,,.,,..,A.....Secretary w.......-...T1'ea5urer ICC Reprefenlafive if A ,F-fesfm aw S fl- gd P . kno ff . 7 .lxlrt-. '4 352' A V ,E . , s-f XV .11 ' ..-- N-'F-7 -'ellis fd' V L HOWARD HAMILTON um x-uNmAr-N TOMM Y LLEWELL IN TERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL Ax I X The big news at Utopia Tech this year was the announcement that we would once again enter into INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL play. We opened our season against the Florida State Seminoles playing an exciting but losing game. We then went on to play such teams as the Pensacola Pirates, Florida Southern Freshmen and U. of F. Fresh- men. Although ending up on the short end of the scores for the most part, the boys worked hard and had a lot of fun. We, as spectators, also had a lot of fun and hats off for doing such a swell job, boys. Many thanks from ,the entire student body! I AL KRUMLAUF N BUG ROW EN ADYAAN B E PRUSCHAIV s,'fw,, a if f., i as R, e'5'i?:3 43,141 fwfr, . f it El? W.2..s:1'. ff PAVZI R -at The INTRAMURAL PROGRAM at J. C. began with the football season, Returning again this year with equally strong teams were Sigma and Pyramids who vowed to battle 'til the end for the championship. The season lasted for almost two months with each club putting forth its best. At the close of the regular season, Sigmas were on top but when the tournament play was over, Pyramids reigned supreme and were crowned champions. EH JE it J? Coat-b-Stafl M gore. Gallups to the reach. Deadeye Scottie It's over-they hope! Aim high Comb-Eleanor Gehlen Cecelia Dawson Guard her. jump! Into the water. A basket! f QZC9144, 2 M Q, T C 0 ft' U ,T N WOMEN'S ATHLETIC COUNCIL Betty Io Oelze, Lois Waterson, Mary jane Waters, Margaret Nolan. It's out. Roll call. mil' ' MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Lois WATERSON 55 'Ile , 66,22 West 7.76 , SQL if ew F 1 Skim Ml qllgfzff 126 If Fflimeff Generofity www 49 . ovmrw e5b0'2f1Z W we ff, eq 01 096 QCYOQ Qfk? 12,26 7' On the basis of the above qualities the WOMENS ATHLETIC COUNCIL selected three candidates for the title of most outstanding girl athlete. Miss Waterson was then chosen by a vote of the women students. JL, Smdw 54 Zwwuw ot students throughout Hundreds at thousands the nation wiii treasure their 744,501-,,,,a44 years to come. ks tor many Yearboo ' ' tro- nd schooi adminis s Thousands ot teachers a tors weicome their 74ql01'mdfde Annuais a t ot their Parent and Pubiic 0 RCCE ssary par reiations program. wing d a part in preser ot We are proud to have ha the memories, traditions and achievements America. the sch oois ot 3' 01,40 ,' . .N I Z? '- ?,,: 5.5 A- ff-Muwu 1446, i 0f,,z2!w.f--. I , 'iw .. -.I-'V'-vw ' -1' .fir V- 15'4 ', .nv .www . ' .14 '. ,. ,,,, .,,. x . .,,A ., . .. . 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