St Petersburg High School - No So We Ea Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1933 volume:

NO-SO-WE-EA ST. PETERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL TIME NUMBER 0 oluilte cJo rleen PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1933 jCTn o-so-we-e a k • • • • • • • •’ • • FOREWORD � As the events of the FUTURE unroll before your inquiring eyes, perhaps, sometime, you will wish that you might turn back the pages of TIME and ex¬ perience again a few happy moments of the PAST. y But TIME, in its majestic flight, is sweeping onward and its progress can¬ not he checked even for an instant. However, in time to come, you may look through the pages of the No-So-We-Ea and find there the records of pleasant hours and worthwhile accomplishments. � May this book enable you to relive in your mind many joyous hours spent among the scenes of the happiest days of your life. ■s • • • • C3 rO. e L « Ct C H « A o With real gratitude The C I a s dedicates t lamore a ' ' The spirit of the spirit w i s d c of c c CAPTAIN GEORGE M. LYNCH Cou nty Superintendent 7 ASHLEY R. RUSS Principal Eleven FACULTY Abbot, Beulah W. Ph. B., University of Chicago English Appleby, Anna M. A. B., Scaritt Morrisville College History Boatman, Leafy McCallister A. B., Fairmont State Teacher’s College; L. S., George Peabody College. Librarian Brown, Willard A. B., West Virginia Wesleyan Spanish Coffey, Cora Neeley B. S., Liberty College, Glasgow, Ky.; A. M., Columbia University History (Dean of Girls) Covington, E. D. Western Kentucky State Teach¬ er’s College, B. S. Manual Training Dabney, Jessemae A. B., Carson-Newman College; A. M., University of Cincinnati English Davis, Edith M. B. L., Whitmont College B. S., Peabody College Domestic Science Day, Gertrude B. S., University of Illinois English Dumas, Vera A. B., Howard College; M. A., University of Chicago Latin Doran, Mary Bennett L. I. B. S., George Peabody College; Special Work in Uni¬ versity of Chicago English Earle, Rudolph L. L. B., Clemson College; Uni¬ versity South Carolina History FACULTY Falkenstein, Gladys A. B., West Virginia University French Gay, W. W. A. B., University of Alabama Post Graduate Work University of Florida. Mathematics Geiger, Lois C. A. B., Piedmont College A. M., Columbia University English Hanson, Ardis A. B., University of South Da¬ kota. English Herr, L. A. M. A., Columbia Manual Art James, Betty Coates A. B., Wesleyan College and Mercer University English Kaniss, Mildred Kathryn A. B., Florida State College for Women Domestic Science King, Janet C. Teachers College (Columbia University) Art Lewis, Kenneth E. E., Syracuse University Science Lynch, Helen A. B., Florida State College For Women Girl’s Physical Education Mahan, Marion A. B., Ohio Wesleyan University Spanish McAllister, Elizabeth A. B., Indiana University Commercial Subjects FACULTY jP jCn O-SO-WE-E a Mead, Vincent L. B. S., Waldum - Wallace Uni¬ versity Mathematics Merritt, Hazel S. B. S., N. Y. State College for Teachers Mathematics Miller, Gertrude C. Institute of Musical Art of New York City Music Miller, Kyle B. S., Mississippi A. M. Science Mote, Clara Lucille A. B., E ' arlham College and Uni¬ versity of Miami (Mathematics) Mathematics Miner, L. E. B. S., Ohio Northern Univer¬ sity and University of Florida Commercial Subjects Murray, Emily j A. B., Stanford Univers ity M. A., Columbia University Public Speaking Nichols, Henrietta A. B., B. S., A. M., Ohio State University English Reeves, Jos. A. Bethany (W. Va.) College, A.B. Ohio State University, M. Sc. Biology Sassaman, Eric A. B., Western State Teachers College Chemistry Fourteen FACULTY Skidmore, Lawson B. B. S., Syracuse University B. S. A., Cornell University, Columbia University, Toronto University History Stewart, Eleanor P. B. S., A. B., Oxford, Ohio, Miami University Latin and English Stewart, Fred K. A. B., Bethany College (W. Va.) Physical Education Tammen, Loyola Secretary Trogden, George R. B. S., University of Illinois and University of Florida Physical Education and History Tulane, Lida A. B., University of Florida History Ulrich, Esther M. A. B., Smith College Latin and English Wakefield, Roland A. A. B., Bates College A. M., University of Virginia Mathematics Workizer, John C. A. B., University of Florida Mathematics John, Daisey Belle A. B., University of West Vir¬ ginia English Wilder, Margaret A. B., University of Tennessee Mathematics Fifteen N v ♦? U ♦ % v � % • iH Wtaa Ka saj M agts tHi: Donald Baker President Betty Thomas Secretary John Burroughs Vice President John Hornsby Treasurer Senior History T HE dawn of the high school career of the senior class found us divided into three sophomore groups under the leadership of Don Baker, A-G; Bob Purvis, H-Q; Betty Thomas, R-Z. The high spot of this year was a gay sophomore picnic at which the three divisions united. As time progressed, we became juniors and reached our half-way mark. At this time we elected Don Baker, President; Margaret Japour and Betty Thomas, Vice- Presidents; Roberta Jones, Secretary; Marion White, Treasurer, and Esther Ulrich and Lawson B. Skidmore, advisors. The principal events during this year were the Junior Operetta, “Oh, Doctor,” the Junior Ballyhoo, Parents’ Night, and the Junior-Senior Banquet, at which our class feted the seniors with a dinner and dance. The high noon of our career was reached when at last we became seniors. The officers for this year were Don Baker, President; John Burroughs, Vice-President; Betty Thomas, Secretary; John Hornsby, Treasurer. The class this year presented a very successful play, “The Big Idea.” Other events were the senior picnic, the junior-senior prom, and tacky day. After completing the ceremonies of graduation, with happy memories of the past and confident hopes for the future, we are calling it a perfect day. Nineteen Adams, Elizabeth, “Boo” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Liberty is Essential” Time Table: Orchestra 2 years; Carreno Club 1 year. Albright, Russell, “Rusty” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “To be great, be wise” Time Table: Dramatic Club. Alderman, Britt, “0 . B” Home Town: Tampa, Florida “Determined words and resolute actions” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club; Dramatic Club, 2 years. Anderson, Helen, “Hel” Home Town: Rockville, Indiana “She loves a good joke” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club. Anderson, James, “Jimmy” Home Town: Roanoke, Virginia “Laugh and the world laughs with you” Time Table: P. and P. reporter and ad-getter; Dramatic Club. Angus, Ruth, “Ruthie” Home Town: Attleboro, Massachusetts “Hang sorrow! Care killed a cat; therefore let us be merry” Time Table: Scholarship Club, 3 years; Dra¬ matic Club; Art Editor of Annual; Prep Club; Tennis Club; Tennis Team, 1 year. Anthony, Martha Home Town: Richmond, Virginia “Short and Sweet” Time Table: B. G. C.; Jr. W. C.; Annual Ad- Getter; P. and P. Apple, Harry Keith Home Town: San Antonio, Texas “Happiness seems made to be shared” Time Table: Varsity Football, 3 years—-Captain ’33; Varsity Track, 3 years; A. A.; Class Bask¬ etball, 2 years; Class Baseball, 1 year; Class Football; Class Track; Business Staff “Oh Doctor”; “Seven Keys to Baldpate”; Business Staff of “If I Were King”; Business Staff of “The Big Idea”; Junior C. C., 2 years; “S” Club, 3 years; Committee Junior-Senior Ban¬ quet; Safety Service Council. Twenty Archibald, Alex M. Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Responsible and reliable in all things” Time Table: Treasurer, A-G group; Football, 2 years; Varsity Football, 1 year; Business Manager, Annual; Business Staff of “If I Were King”; Business Staff, “Oh Doctor”; Class Track, 2 years; Class Swimming, 1 year; Senior Program Committee; Committee for Junior-Senior Banquet; “S” Club; Junior C. C.; A. A. 3 years. Ashmore, Marjorie Lee, “Marge” Home Town: Greensboro, North Carolina “A real pal in every way” Time Table: Fencing Club, 1 year; P. and P. Reporter, 1 year. Askew, Lucille, “ Babie” Home Town: Moultrie, Georgia “Sophisticated Smartness” Time Table: Junior W. C., 1 year; “Oh Doc¬ tor”; Junior Ballyhoo; “Tulip Time.” Baker, Donald, “Don” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Power and prestige” Time Table: President, A-G group; Safety- Service Council, 3 years; Junior Citizens Club, 3 years; President, Junior Class; Business Staff of “Oh Doctor”; President Senior Class; “If I Were King”; “The Big Idea”; Sport Editor of Annual. Baker, Joy Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Silence is golden” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Business Girls’ Club. Baldwin, Ruth Home Town: Clarksburg, West Virginia “A penny for your thoughts” Time Table: Dramatic Club. Barton, Leroy “Great in some things, small in none” Bascom, Sarah “Quaint” Twenty-one r Bates, Lyndon D. Home Town: Ashtabula, Ohio “Far away a shining star calls” Time Table: Second violinist in orchestra. Becgs, Mary Home Town: Daytona Beach, Florida “1 have knowledge; 1 am contend ’ Beil, Dick, “Flannelface” Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “I never dare to act as funny as I can” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club, 2 years; Dramatic Club, 2 years; Speech Department Play; A. A., 3 years; P. and P. Ad-Getter, 1 year; Football, 3 years; Class Track, 3 years. Belcher, Marcaret Catherine Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Sports are to be played , not talked of” Time Table: Volley Ball, 3 years; Captain ’32; Basketball, 3 years; Diamond Ball, 3 years; Class Volley Ball, Basketball, Diamond Ball, 3 years; Class Track, 1 year; Secretary, All Sports Club, ’33. Bell, Jane Home Town: Cincinnati, Ohio “Nothing is impossible” Time Table: P. and P. Reporter; Junior Wo¬ man’s Club. Belmont, Albert Home Town: Chicago, Illinois “The dark sky lightened at his presence” Time Table: Prep Club; Library Club. Bemis George Home Town: Lakewood, Ohio • “The pencil speaks his thoughts” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club; Dramatic Club Bennett, J. C. “For he shall find fame.” II T wenty-two Beveridge, Jeannette Home Town: Benton Harbor, Michigan “A sweet voice and a sweeter girl” Time Table: Carreno Club; Dramatic Club, 1 year; Glee Club, 2 years; “Oh Doctor”; “Tulip Time.” Billman, Edward D., “ Ed ” Home Town: Dayton, Ohio “Sing! It’s good for you’ Time Table: “Pickles”; “Oh Doctor”; “Chimes of Normandy”; Carreno Club, 2 years; Car¬ reno Club Chorus; Glee Club; Winner, Class B, Tenor Solo and Class B, Quartette, 1931; Winner, Class A, tenor solo and Class A, Quar¬ tette, 1932. Bitting, Bob Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “My ship will come in because l am master” Black, Eunice, “ Dimples” Home Town: Homosassa, Florida “Life ' s a sporting game” Time Table: “Pickles”; Decathlon Club, 1 year; Swimming, 1 year; Basketball, 3 years; Varsity team, 2 years; Baseball, 1 year; Track, 2 years; Varsity, 1 year; Volley Ball, 3 years; Varsity, 2 years; Tumbling Team, 1 year. Blanchard, Mary Elizabeth Home Town: Cincinnati, Ohio “’Tis a likely story” Time Table: P. and P., 3 years; Staff, 1 year; Annual Art Staff, 1 year; School Reporter to Independent; Business Staff, “If I Were King”; Business Staff of “The Big Idea”; Annual Ad-Getter; A. A., 2 years; Dramatic Club, 1 year. Blount, Barton, “Pete” Home Town: Abbeville, South Carolina “Individuality” Blumberg, Eugene, “Gene” Home Town: Birmingham, Alabama “Best or nothing” Time Table: Junior C. of C.; Dramatic Club; Prep Club; Vice President, ’33; Safety-Service Council; Tennis Club; Tennis Team; Business Staff of “If I Were King”; Business Staff, “The Big Idea.” Bolton, William Oakley, “Bill’ Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Pictures of Mirth” Time Table: Annual Photographer, 1 year. Twenty-three Boatman, Dale M. Home Town: Fairmont, West Virginia “Happy Dale! But he can be happy at times” Time Table: Class Basketball, 1 year; Class Track, 3 years; Varsity Track, 2 years; Dra¬ matic Club, 2 years; Junior C. C., 1 year; Carreno Club, 1 year; “Oh! Doctor”; “Tulip Time”; Glee Club. Bookman, Harry Home Town: Jacksonville, Florida “You think he ' s all fun” Time Table: Scholarship Club, 1 year. Bowman, Bill Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “A quiet boy, who’s liked by everyone” Boyle, Margaret Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “We wish we had more like her” Time Table: Operetta, 2 years; Junior Wo¬ man ' s Club, 1 year. Bradbeer, Robert E. “Bob” Home Town: Sandusky, Ohio “Ease with dignity” Time Table: Senior Play; Dramatic Club; “If I Were King”; Stage Electrician; “Tulip Time” stage crew. Brewer, Herchell, “Punch” Home Town: Butler, Georgia “Either Ell find a way or make one” Time Table: Class Track, 1 year; Track, 1 year; Intra-Mural activities. Brice, Charlene Marjorie, “Charlie” Home Town: Olney, Illinois “Raised to immortality by her fingertips” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; Carreno Club; Tennis Club; “Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall”; Junior Christmas Play; P. and P. Reporter; Business Staff of “If I Were King”; Business Girls’ Club. Broadway, Harry Warburton, “Broadway” Home Town: Tampa, Florida “Bright lights call” T wenty-four Brown, Margaret Ann, “Peggy” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “The sweetness of dreams” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; B. G. C., 1 year; Volley Ball, 2 years; Baseball, 1 year; Basketball, 2 years. Buland, Betty 0. Home Town: Brunswick, Georgia “A comrade, blithe and full of glee, “Who dares to laugh out loud and free” Time Table: Class Swimming, 1 year; Varsity Swimming, 3 years; Captain, ’33; Junior Wo¬ man’s Club, 3 years; Dramatic Club, 1 year; Carreno Club, 1 year; P. and P. Ad-Getter, 2 years; Annual Ad-Getter, 2 years; Golf Club, 1 year. Burklew, Katherine Home Town: Oberlin, Ohio “We re humming for you” Time Table: Orchestra, 2 years; P. and P., 1 year; Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; Carreno Club, 1 year. Burroughs, John, “ lchabod” Home Town: Mobile, Alabama “Happy-go-lucky” Time Table: Varsity Football, 2 years; Bas¬ ketball, 2 years; Track, 1 year; “S” Club, 2 years; Vice President, Senior Class; Junior C. C., 3 years. Burton, Gussie Louise Home Town: Clarendon, Texas “A lass with quaint and quiet ways” Time Table: Carreno Club, 1 year; Glee Club, 1 year; Library Club; Tampa Music Festival, 1 year. Burton, Howard Home Town: Houston, Texas “Art is power” Time Table: Dramatic Club; Carreno Club; Library Club; Prep Club. Bush, Martha’ “Marty” Home Town: Gens Falls, New York “Dance, dance, beautiful lady” Time Table: Business Girls’ Club; Junior Woman’s Club; Carreno Club; Vice President, A-G Group; “Tulip Time”; Business Staff of Senior Play. Campbell, Charles, “Chuck” Home Town: Clearwater, Florida “The Campbells are coming” Time Table: Annual A-Getter, 1 year; Foot¬ ball, 1 year; Track, 1 year; Junior C. C., 1 year; Cast of “If I Were King.” Twenty-five Cameron, Florence Frances Home Town: Toronto, Ontario, Canada “Rapid words speak an active mind” Time Table: Scholarship Club, 2 years; Busi¬ ness Girls’ Club, 1 year; Junior Woman’s Club. Cameron, Stanley Home Town: Haddonfield, New Jersey “Tease! Can anyone say more?” Time Table: Hi-Y Club. Campbell, Mary “Just as Burns loved another Mary Campbell , so she is loved.” Cantine, Elizabeth, “Curly” Home Town: Battle Creek, Michigan “The kind of a girl father used to date” Time Table: Dramatic Club. Carr, Joseph J., “Joe” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “ Athletic , with educated toe, You see his smile wherever you go” Time Table: Varsity Football, 2 years; Var¬ sity Basketball, 1 year; Junior C. C., 2 years; Class Football, 1 year; Class Basketball, 1 year; “S” Club, 2 years. Carter, Elizabeth, “Libby” Home Town: Albany, Georgia “Sensibly charming” Time Table: P. and P., 2 years; Staff Copy Reader, 1 year; Junior Woman’s Club; Dra¬ matic Club; Carreno Club; A. A., 3 years; Business Staff of “The Big Idea.’’ Chalmers, Keith Home Town: Holyoke, Massachusetts “Ambition climbing with a giant stride” Time Table: Orchestra, 3 years; Carreno Club, 3 years; Dramatic Club; President, ’33; Junior Christmas Play; “If I Were King”; Committee for Junior-Senior Banquet; Program Commit¬ tee, Senior Class; Safety-Service Council. Champe, Raymond John, “Jack,” Home Town: Walled Lake, Michigan “He follows the bouncing basket ball” Time Table: Football, ’33; Baby Devils. Twenty-six Champe, Ruth Dorothea, “Champy” Home Town: Walled Lake, Michigan “To gaze on her is sweet delight ” Time Table: Junior Woman ' s Club, ’33; Var¬ sity Swimming, 1 year. Chancey, Marvin T. Home Town: Clearwater, Florida “Saying is one thing; doing is another” Time Table: Varsity Football, 3 years; Class Track, 3 years; Varsity Track, 3 years; Co- Captain, ’33; “S” Club; Junior C. C.; Business Staff of “Seven Keys to Baldpate.” Chiles, John Home Town: Natural Bridge, Virginia His smile has warmed many hearts” Time Table: Junior C. C. Christian, Floyd T., “Chris” Home Town: Bessemer, Alabama “He will make a mark in life as he has in sports” Time Table: Varsity Football, 2 years; Var¬ sity Basketball, 3 years; Co-Captain, ’33; Class Basketball and Class Track, 1 year; President, Safety-Service Council; Business Manager of “S” Club; Junior C. C., 3 years; Business Staff of “Seven Keys to Baldpate’’; Ring Committee. Clawson, Muriel Home Town: Ottawa, Canada “Radiance countenance” Time Table: Dramatic Club, 1 year; “If I Were King”; Carreno Club, 1 year. Clayton, Caldwell, “Red” Home Town: Brevard, North Carolina “Curly red hair and happy smile” Time Table: “Dorothy Vernon” Business Staff and Cast Junior Class Christmas Play; Stage Manager, ’33; “Seven Keys to Baldpate”; Dra¬ matic Club; “If I Were King”; A. A., 3 years. Cobler, William, “Bill” Home Town: Atlanta, Georgia “1 go my own way” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club; Commence¬ ment Decorating Committee. Colbert, Haines Home Town: Chicago, Illinois “Advantages of being shy” Time Table: “If I Were King”, “Dorothy Vernon”; “Tulip Time”; Junior Citizens Club, 1 year; Dramatic Club, 1 year. ' v ■ I ' ll I ! ft ' f m W- ' mt i Twenty-seven Cole, Don “Hitch your wagon to a star ’ Cole, Edna, “ Eddie” Home Town: New Haven, Connecticut “’Tis her aim to enjoy life” Time Table: P. and P. Typist, 1 year; B. G. C., 1 year. Coll, Marguerite Louise, “Peggy” Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “The pen is the tongue of the mind” Time Table: Honor Society, 3 years; Dramatic Club, 2 years; Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; “Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall”; “If I Were King’’; Literary Editor of P. and P.; 2nd Vice President of Athletic Association. Cooper, Louise Virginia, “Louise” Home Town: Elizabeth, New Jersey “Happy and ready to go” Time Table: Swimming Team, 1 year; Class Track Team, 1 year; B. G. C.; Dramatic Club; Junior Woman’s Club. Craig, Cecil C., “Ris” Home Town: Aiken, South Carolina “Let us be friends” Time Table: Junior Operetta, 1 year; Athletic Association, 1 year; P. and P. Typist, 1 year. Croson, Jean Home Town: Chicago, Illinois “A smile for everyone” Time Table: Business Girls’ Club, 1 year. Crow, Betty Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “A smile is a trademark of a happy soul” Time Table: Carreno Club; Treasurer, Prep Club. Cusson, Helen Ray Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Mannequin” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Senior Play Business Staff; Circulation Staff, P. and P.; Dramatic Club; Secretary and Treasurer A. A., ’33. Twenty-eight M Q-SO-WE-E A Cypen, HarpvY Leo Home Town: Chicago, Illinois “System is his tool” Time Table: Scholarship Club, 3 years; Junior C. C., 2 years; Baby Devils, 3 years; Class Track, 2 years; Class Swimming, 1 year; Prep Club President; “The Big Idea.” Dalton, Edward L., “Eddie” Home Town: Rome, New York “Not to know him argues yourself unknown” Time Table: Hi-Y; Junior C. C. Dansereau, Frank “Honest, sincere, sturdy” Davis, Sarah Home Town: Okeechobee, Florida “Music is the expression of the soul” Time Table: Orchestra, 2 years; Carreno Club, 3 years; Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; P. and P. Ad-Getter; P. and P. Reporter; Treasurer of Carreno Club; Recognition in Tampa Music Festival, 3 years; Florida All-State Orchestra, ’32. Dawson, Virginia B., “Sis” Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “A cute, mischievous girl” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; Golf Club, 1 year; Golf Team, 1 year; P. and P. Staff, 1 year; Annual Ad-Getter, 1 year; Carreno Club, 1 year; P. and P. Ad-Getter, 1 year; Class Swimming, 1 year. Dean, Donald Elwood, “Don” Home Town: Mason, Michigan “Time is but the stream I go fishing in” Time Table: Hi-Y Club; Track; Swimming. Dennis, Helen Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “How sweetness heightens beauty” Time Table: President B. G. C., ’33; Junior Woman’s Club; Reporter, Junior Woman’s Club. Dills, Joseph, “Joe” Home Town: Nevada, Missouri “He has a wit that pleases” Time Table: Annual Staff, 1 year. Doty, Franklin, “Seagull” Home Town: Awenton, Kentucky “A friendly smile and manner” Time Table: Hi-Y. Doyle, Ethel, “Fifo” Home Town: Mount Ulla, North Carolina “System is business” Time Table: Bookkeeper, P. and P., 1 year; B. G. C., 1 year; “Oh Doctor” Bookkeeper. Dufoe, Donald Home Town: Billings, Montana “Always ready to help the other fellow” Duhme, Frank, Jr. Home Town: “A day for toil, an hour for sport” Time Table: 2 years of Football; Varsity, 1 year; Swimming, 3 years; Class Swimming, 2 years; “S” Club, 1 year. Duhme, Reeve Maclaren, “Mac” Home Town: Seminole, Florida “ISone better” Time Table: Reserve Football, 1 year; Class Swimming, 1 year; Varsity Swimming, 2 years; Junior Citizens Club. Eborn, Lois Smith, “Doady” Home Town: Wilson, North Carolina “Her friends—they are many; Her foes—are there any?” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; Dramatic Club, 2 years; Library Club; P. and P. Ad-Getter; Junior Operetta, ’33; P. and P. Reporter; “If I Were King.” Eddleman, Agnes Home Town: Birmingham, Ala. “Like a butterfly shcomes and goes” Time Table: Glee Club; Carreno Club; Junior Woman’s Club; Dramatic Club; Palmetto and Pine. Elkner, Harry “Fine, in a stalwart way” Thirty 93 Endress, Betty, “Betts” Home Town: Altoona, Pennsylvania “Oh, hut she is gay ” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; Varsity Basketball, 1 year; Class Swimming, 1 year. Enright, George D., Jr. Home Town: Chattanooga, Tennessee “Life is real, life is earnest” Time Table: Varsity Swimming Team; Diving, 3 years; Cast “If I Were King”. Everett, James W. Home Town: Mahanay City, Pennsylvania “Believes in walking, but not alone” Faul, John Home Town: Wellsburg, West Virginia “Pipe and win” Time Table: Orchestra, 2 years; 2 places in Tampa Music Festival. Ferguson, Charlotte, “Petie” Home Town: Williams, Indiana “As merry as the day is long” Time Table: “The Big Idea”; Art Editor of P. and P.; Art Staff of Annual; Dramatic Club; Reporter and Cast, “If I Were King”; Property Manager, “Tulip Time.” Fight, Joseph V., “Joe” Home Town: St. Louis, Missouri “Ladies’ Man” Time Table: Class Basketball; Class Track; Business Staff of “The Big Idea”; “Tulip Time”; Junior Operetta, 2 years; P. and P. 2 years. Fill, Margaret, “Marg” Home Town: St. Louis, Missouri “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; P and P. Reporter. Flint, Dow Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Though I am young, I scorn to flit on wings of borrowed wit.” Time Table: Sports Editor, P. and P., 1 year; Manager Golf Team, 1 year; Assistant Sports Editor P. and P., 1 year; President Golf Club, 1 year; Safety Service Council, 1 year; Pub¬ licity Manager, “Oh! Doctor”, 1 year; Junior Citizens Club, 2 years; Publicity Manager, In¬ tra-Mural Sports, 1 year; Feature Writer, P. and P., 1 year. Flint, Thomas McCall, “T” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “l chatter, chatter as I go and I go on forever” Time Table: “O! Doctor”; “Tulip Time”; Glee Club, 1 year; Boys’ Glee Club, 1 year; Golf Club, 3 years; Junior Citizens Club, 1 year; Vice-Presi¬ dent, Golf Club, 1 year; Tennis Club, 1 year; P. and P., 1 year; Carreno Club, 1 year; Golf Team, 1 year. Foreman, Isabell, “Izzy” Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “Flippant and friendly” Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; B. G. C., 1 year; Dramatic Club, 1 year; “O! Doctor”; “Tulip Time”. Fortier, Robert, “Bob” Home Town: Dexter, Maine “A dandy . rather quaint fellow, with a pleasant smile” Time Table: Hi-Y Club, 1 year. Fortis, Jane, “Janie” Home Town: Montepelier, Ohio “Precious things come in small packages” Time Table: P. and P., 2 years; Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; Senior Play, Business Staff. Fortson, Louis Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “To work, to help and to be helped” Time Table: Golf Team, 2 years. Foster, Vernetta, “Verne” Home Town: Irwin, Pennsylvania “We couldn’t do without her” Time Table: “O! Doctor”; A. A., 1 year; Dramatic Club, 2 years; Carreno Club, 1 year; “If I Were King” Property Manager; P. and P., 1 year; Liter¬ ary Co-Editor, Annual, 1 year; Senior Play; Prep Club, 1 year. Fowler, Robert John, “Bob” Home Town: Cleveland, Ohio “His humor is like a fountain that never runs dry” Time Table: Reserve Football, 1 year; Varsity Foot¬ ball, 1 year; Vice-President, Junior Citizens Club; President, Junior Citizens Club, ’33; Class Track, 3 years; Varsity Track, 2 years; “If I Were King”; Cast and Ticket Manager; P. and P. circulation; Golf Club, 1 year; A. A., 2 years; “S” Club, 1 year; Business Manager, Senior Play; Safety Service Council, 1 year. Frakes, Malcolm, “Curly” Home Town: Valparaiso, Indiana “And when a lady’s in the case, you know all other things give place.” Time Table: Hi-Y Club, 2 years; Track, 1 year; Class Track, 1 year; Junior Citizens Club, 1 year. Thirty-two -SO-WE-EA Frank, Leila, “ Frankie” Home Town: Pensacola, Florida “Pert, sweet, sunny ' ’ Freshwater, Fred M., “ Freshie” Home Town: Cleveland, Ohio “The same yesterday, today, and forever” Time Table: Hi-Y, 3 years; Secretary, 2 years; Treasurer, 1 year; Class Basketball, 1 year; Junior Citizens Club, 2 years; Dramatic Club, 1 year; A. A., 1 year; Tennis Club, 1 year; Prep Club; Business Staff of Senior Play. Frost, Elizabeth, “Betty” Home Town: Providence, Rhode Island “Underneath her quiet reserve there’s real spirit” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club. Gaines, Jay H. Home Town: Chicago, Illinois “I should worry” Time Table: Tennis Team; Swimming. Gaither, Frances, “Scat” Home Town: Maysville, Kentucky “Life is a jest” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Golf Club; Golf Team. Gandy, Betty, “Bet” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “A sweeter girl we never knew” Time Table: Scholarship Club. Gardner, Jack Home Town: Cleveland, Ohio “Student, a good sport and friend, that’s Jack” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club; Prep Club. Gassner, Raymond A., “Ray” Home Town: New York City “Disciplined inaction” Time Table: Football, 1 year; Junior Citizens Club, 3 years; P. and P.; Class Track. Thirty-three u Gay, Edith, “Edie” Home Town: Penn Yan, New York “Quietly genial” Time Table: P. and P., 1 year; Dramatic Club. Geiger, Delmar, “Dell” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Manly” Gibson, Annabel Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “One of the nicest girls we know ” Gile, Ruth Ward Home Town: Portland, Maine “A happy spirit and a happy heart” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Dramatic Club. Grace, Noble, “Bud” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Mirth about himself creates mirth within him¬ self” Time Table: Class Basketball, 2 years; Class Track, 3 years; Varsity Track; Junior Citizens Club, 2 years; Orchestra, 3 years; Golf Club; Carreno Club, 2 years; Tennis Club; Florida State Orchestra. Green, Alvis, “ Al ” Home Town: Malone, Florida “The manly part is to do with might and main what you can do.” Time Table: Varsity Football, 1 year; Varsity Basketball, 2 years; Co-Captain, ’33; “S” Club, 2 years; Class Basketball, 1 year; Business Staff of “Seven Keys to Baldpate”; Class Track, 2 years; Reds and Blacks, 2 years; Captain, 1 year. Green, Claude Home Town: Boydton, Virginia “I know what’s right” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club. Greenlaw, Alton, “Ally” Home Town: Calais, Maine “Precisely efficient” Time Table: Roman Banquet Decoration Com¬ mittee. Thirty-four Haeseker, Esther Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida ‘Sweet personality, full of rascality” Time Table: Tennis Club; Prep Club; Tennis Team, 2 years; “If I Were King”; P. and P. Reporter, 1 year; P. and P. Typist, 1 year. Hagelbarger, Erma Home Town: Akron, Ohio “Dance while you may ” Time Table: J. W. C.; B. G. C. Halsey, Norman, “Serious” Home Town: Cincinnati, Ohio ‘Speech is great, but silence is greater” Time Table: “0! Doctor”; Scholarship Club. Ham, Ruth Home Town: Mt. Vernon, Indiana “A quiet dignity” Time Table: B. G. C.; Library Club. Hanson, Margaret Elizabeth, “Betty’ Home Town: Minneapolis, Minnesota “Sweet and friendly” Time Table: Carreno Club, 2 years; Glee Club, 2 years; Junior Woman’s Club; A. A. Scholar¬ ship Club, 2 years; P. and P. Typist and Re¬ porter; Business Staff, Senior Play; “Tulip Time”; “0! Doctor”. Harris, August Home Town: St. Petersburg, Fla. “Quiet, yet gay” Harris, John D., Jr., “Jack” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida ‘Jack shall pipe and Jill shall dance” Time Table: Football, 1 year; Varsity Track, 2 years; Orchestra, 1 year; President A. A., ’33; Safety Service Council. Harris, Orville, “Bucky” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Ever dependable” Time Table: Baby Devils. 88 • � � � - . HHm Thirty-five m i i Harris, Paul Woodrow, “Woody” Home Town: Parrott, Virginia “The wise man commands our esteem” Time Table: Annual Staff, 1 year; Reserve Football, 1 year; Class Football, 1 year; Intra- Mural Basketball; A. A., 1 year; Class Track, 1 year. Hartenstein, Elma, “Hart” Home Town: Akron, Ohio “I do but sing because 1 must” Time Table: “O! Doctor”; “Chimes of Nor¬ mandy”; “Carrie Comes to College”; “Pickles”; “Tulip Time”; Christmas Play, 1 year; Carreno Club, 2 years; Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; Decathlon Society; B. G. C.; Dramatic Club; Cheer Leader, 1 year; Glee Club, 3 years; State Recognition, 3 years. Hawk, Strayer Home Town: Wilkensburg, Pennsylvania “And still be doing , never stopped” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club; Tennis Club, 1 year; Class Basketball; Gym Basket¬ ball Team. Hayes, Jean, “Boots” Home Town: Cleveland, Ohio “A friend in need . . ” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club. Heasley, Maxine, “Babe” Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “Mischief in her eyes” Time Table: Glee Club, 3 years; “O! Doctor”; “Tulip Time”; B. G. C.; Carreno Club. Heffernan, Florence, “Flo” Home Town: Cambridge, Massachusetts “Look tvho’s here” Time Table: P. and P., 3 years; Junior Wo¬ man’s Club, 3 years; Joke Editor, P. and P., 1 year; B. G. C. Henderson, Lyda Home Town: Hendersonville, North Carolina “To be outdoors is my delight” Time Table: Class Volley Ball, 3 years; Var¬ sity, 2 years; Class Basketball, 3 years; Var¬ sity, 1 year; Blass Base Ball, 2 years; Varsity, 1 year; Class Track, 2 years; Decathlon So- city; All Sports Club. Henry, Evelyn, “Henry” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “She always seems to be sure of herself” Time Table: Class Track, 1 year; Junior Wo¬ man’s Club; Dramatic Club; Junior Ballyhoo; P. and P., 1 year; “O! Doctor.” Thirty-six Herden, Poe Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “The work of the world, must still be done ” Time Table: Class Swimming, 2 years; Var¬ sity Swimming, 2 years; Junior Citizens Club; Junior Operetta; Senior Play. Herder, Vincent, “Hammer Head” Home Town, Tampa, Florida “The victory of endurance born” Time Table: “Oh, Doctor”; “S” Club; Foot¬ ball, 3 years; Varsity Football, 1 year; Junior Citizens Club; Class Basketball; Class Baseball. Herman, Maynard “A jolly felloiv” Hibbs, Dorothy Charles, “Dot” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Let us be gay” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club Hicks, Elizabeth Dale, “Bette” Home Town: “A light heart lives long” Time Table: Cheer Leader, 1 year; Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; B. G. C., 1 year; Class Basketball, 1 year; Class Volley Ball, 1 year; Bookkeeper for “The Big Idea” Hicks, Sam Betts, Jr., “Sam” Home Town: Clearwater, Florida “I talk of many things” Time Table: Reserve Football, 1 year; A. A., 1 year; Intra-Mural Basketball, 1 year; Intra- Mural Football. Hilliard, Sidney Mack, “Sid” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “He is truly ambitious” Time Table: Football, 2 years; Track, 1 year. Hodnett, Lewis D. Home Town: Jacksonville, Florida “Reserved” Time Table: “If I Were King.” Thirty-seven Horner, Richard, “ Dick” Home Town: Johnstown, Pennsylvania “Doing easily ivhat others find difficult is talent” Time Table: Secretary H-Q Group; Secretary- Treasurer, Junior Class; Treasurer, Senior Class, ’32; “S” Club, 2 years; President, 1 year; Football, 2 years; Class Track, 3 years; Reserved Seat Manager of “Seven Keys to Baldpate”; of “Pickles,” and of “Betty Co- Ed”; Safety Council, 1 year; Class Basketball; Junior Chamber Commerce; Boxing, 3 years. Hornsby, John, “Rajah” Home Town: Ashland, Alabama “The surest way to make a friend is to be one” Time Table: “S” Club, 2 years; Junior Citi¬ zens Club, 3 years; Football, 2 years; Class Football; Track, 2 years; Business Staff “Seven Keys to Baldpate”; Class Track; Treasurer, Senior Class. Howland, Stephen, “Steve” Home Town: Akron, Ohio “Women have no interest for me” Hudson, Guinevere, “Gwen” Home Town: South Bend Indiana “A quiet sureness in her manner” Time Table: B. G. C. Huff, Mildred May Home Town: Foley, Alabama “Great feelings hath she of her own, which lesser souls may never know” Time Table: Home Room Secretary. Hunt, Elizabeth Glenn, “G” Home Town: Atlanta, Georgia “Reserved resourcefulness” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club. Hyatt, Todd, “Red” Home Town: Chicago, Illinois “He ' s never excited” Time Table: Junior Operetta; Glee Club; Clas9 Basketball. Incles, Florence Home Town: “She knows the art of friendship” Thirty-eight Irons, Elizabeth Jane, “Betty Jane’ Home Town: Clarksburg, West Virginia “High in the hearts of her friends” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 3 years; P. and P., 1 year; Annual, 2 years; Junior Editor, ’32; Editor-in-Chief, ’33; Dramatic Club, 1 year; Golf Team, 1 year; Golf Club Treasurer, ’32; Safety Service Council, 1 year; Secretary, ’33; A. A., 3 years; Scholarship Club, 3 years. Jacobs, Rosemary, “ Rosie” Home Town: Cincinnati, Ohio “Be gone . dull care!” Time Table: Dramatic Club, 1 year; High School Carreno, 1 year; Junior Woman’s Club. Japour, Margaret, “ Muggie” Home Town: Jacksonville, Fla. “Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are” Time Table: Junior Ballyhoo; Program Com¬ mittee for Senior Class; Advertising Manager for P. and P.; Vice President of Junior Class; Dramatic Club, 2 years; Junior Woman’s Club, 3 years; Vice President, Junior Woman’s Club; Vice President of H-G Sopohomore Group. Jeffcott, Joseph Henry, “Joe” Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “It is a pleasure to see a handsome man” Time Table: “If I Were King”; Dramatic Club; “The Big Idea”; P. and P.; Production Staff of “Tulip Time”. Jewett, Dorothy, “ Dottie” Home Town: Passaic, New Jersey “A joy that sheds its sunshine everywhere” Jewitt, Beatrice Ethel, “ Bea” Home Town: Medway, Massachusetts “Peppy, persistent . and wise” Time Table: Treasurer, H-Q Group; P. and P. Ad-Getter, 3 years; Assistant Advertising Man¬ ager, P. and P., ’32; Business Manager, P. and P., ’33; Annual Ad-Getter, 3 years; Dramatic Club, 1 year; Carreno Club, 2 years; Junior Woman’s Club, 3 years; Secretary, Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; Golf Club, 1 year; Scholarship Club, 3 years. Jilek, Dorothy Virginia, “ Dottie ” Home Town: Cleveland, Ohio “To know her is to love her ” Time Table: P. and P. Reporter; P. a nd P. Assistant Typist; “Oh Doctor”; Business Staff of “The Big Idea”. Johnstone, James, “Jimmy’ Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Why not enjoy life” Time Table: Varsity Track, 2 years; Hi-Y Club. 1 Thirty-nine Jones, Alfred H., “Al” Home Town: Northfork, West Virginia “Let opportunity knock and I will answer at once” Time Table: Hi-Y, 3 years; President, ’33; Junior Citizens Club, 2 years; Secretary, ’33; Junior Ring Committee; Athletic Association; Vice President, ’33; Safety Service Council, 1 year. Jones, Roberta, “Bert” Home Town: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania “Her heart is as light as her flying feet” Time Table: Secretary, H-Q Group; Carreno Club, 3 years; Secretary, Junior Class; Dra¬ matic Club Treasurer, ’32; Junior Woman’s Club, 3 years; President, ’33; “Seven Keys to Baldpate”; “Oh, Doctor”; Junior Ballyhoo; Junior Christmas Play; “If I Were King”; “Tulip Time”; “The Big Idea”; Safety Service Council; Advertising Manager, “If I Were King”. Kelley, Edith J. Home Town: Muskegon, Michigan “Harmony of aim” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Dramatic Club; Cast of “If I Were King”. Kidd, Bob Home Town: Johnson City, Tennessee “Always ready for a good time” Time Table: Dramatic Club; Junior Citizens Club; P. and P. Representative; Class Track; Sophomore Program Committee. King, George, “King George” Home Town: Chicago, Illinois “With plenty of sense and good nature, too” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club, 2 years. Klutts, Mary Pauline, “Polly” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “This lady believes in having a good time” Knopke, Robert Edward, “Accordion Bob” Home Town: Glen Ellyn, Illinois “The old accordion man” Time Table: “Oh. Doctor”; “Tulip Time”; Glee Club, 2 years; Male Quartette; Junior Vaudeville; Carreno Club. Knox, Bobby Home Town: St. Petersburg. Florida “His heart is in his music” Time Table: Orchestra, 2 years; State Music Festival, 2 years; Class Swimming. Kuhn, Margaret P., “Pat,” Home Town: Jacksonville, Florida “S portswoman” Time Table: Decathlon Society; All Sports Club; Volley Ball, 2 years; Varsity, 2 years; Basketball, 3 years; Varsity, 1 year; Baseball, 2 years; Track, 1 year. Lang, Donald Robert, “Don” Home Town: Freeport, Michigan “I like to work, but love to loaf” Time Table: Football, 1 year; Music Festival, Tampa, 2 years; Operetta, 1 year; P. and P. Assistant Make-up Editor. Larkins, Josephine Elizabeth, “Joe” Home Town: Clinton, North Carolina “In her quietness there is charm” Time Table: P. and P., 1 year; Scholarship Club, 3 years; Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; Secretary, B. G. C., ’33; Business Staff of “The Big Idea”. Latham, Wallace Home Town: Elmira. New York “Impossibilities recede as experience advances” Time Table: Interclass Swimming, 2 years; Class Diamond Ball, 1 year; Varsity Swim¬ ming, 1 year; A. A., 2 years; Dramatic Club; Junior Citizens Club; Stage Electrician 1 year. Laughner, Virginia Ann, “Ginney” Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “Dignity is the crown of a well bred woman” Time Table: Carreno Club, 1 year; Treasurer, Junior Woman’s Club, ’33; Dramatic Club, 1 year; Business Staff of “Oh Doctor”; Tennis Club, 1 year; P. and P. Staff, 1 year; Feature Writer, ’33. Lawrence, Dorothy, “Dot” Home Town: Springfield, Tennessee “A smile makes a friend” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; B. G. C.; Dramatic Club; Annual Ad-Getter. Lee, William Lyon, “Whitey” Home Town: Burlington, Vermont “Give me knowledge of the world” Time Table: Basketball, 2 years; Junior Track Manager, 1 year; Hi-Y, 2 years; Intra-Mural Sports Secretary; Reserve Football, 3 years. Lemon, Charlotte Gwendolyn, “Bobbie” Home Town: Urbana, Illinois “A sweet girl and a true friend” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 3 years; Reporter for B. G. C.; A. A., 2 years. Levison, Robert H., “ Levi” Home Town: Toronto, Canada “Humor never interferes with dignity” Time Table: Annual Ad-Getter; Advertising Man¬ ager, Annual, 1 year; Class Track, Basketball, Foot¬ ball; Biology Club; A. A., 2 years; P. and P. Ex¬ change Editor; Golf Club, 2 years; Secretary-Treas¬ urer, ’32; Track, 1 year; Dramatic Club; Assistant Stage Manager, 1 year; Business Staff of “The Big Idea.” Locke, Raymond, “Ray” Home Town: Wildwood, New Jersey “Smiling doesn ' t, cost much and it helps a lot” Time Table: Dramatic Club London, Frances, “Fran” Home Town: Coldwater, Michigan “Pretty to talk with , pretty to walk with” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club. Lorimer, Velma Home Town: Cincinnati, Ohio “Her level best and nothing less” Time Table: Scholarship Club, 3 years; P. and P. Reporter. 2 years; B. G. C., 1 year; “Oh Doctor”; “Tulip Time”; Glee Club, 1 year; Carreno Club, 1 year. Luce, John Harold Home Town: Arena, New York “The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, the hand to execute” Time Table: P. and P. Editor, ’33; Golf Club, 2 years; Class Track, 1 year; A. A., 2 years; Junior- Senior Banquet Committee; Advertising Staff of “If I Were King”; Annual Ad-Getter; Junior Ballyhoo. Luck, Alex, “Idle Rich” Home Town: Kune Valley. New York “Happy am I; from care Vm free” Time Table: Football, 2 years; Class Football, 1 year; Track, 1 year; Golf Club, 2 years; Tennis Club, 1 year; Swimming, 1 year; “Oh Doctor”; Junior Citizens Club; Annual Ad-Getter; Fencing Club. Lutz, Dorothy Irene, “Lutzy” Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “She laughs her way out of unhappy moments” Time Table: Palmetto and Pine, 3 years; “Pickles.” Lynch, Barbara Jean, “ Bobbie” Home Town: Chattanooga, Tennessee “Sweetest Sincerity” Time Table: Dramatic Club; Literary Co-Editor of Annual, ’33; Tennis Club; Scholarship Club, 3 years; Prep Club; P. and P., 1 year; “Tulip Time”. m Forty-two Mahaffey, Elinor, “ Mahaffey” Home Town: Corning, New York “Loads of fun” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; Drama¬ tic Club; Junior Edition of P. and P.; Annual Ad- Getter; Business Staff of “If I Were King’’. Manard, J. L. Home Town: Moberly, Missouri “Sleep first and study afterwards, but sleep—0 Boy!” Time Table: P. and P., 1 year; Junior Citizens Club, 1 year; Annual, 1 year; Typist, ’33. Mann, James Hervey, III, “Jimmy” Home Town: Pine Bluff, Arkansas “A record breaker” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club, 3 years; Golf Team, 1 year; Golf Club, 1 year; Class Basketball, 1 year; Varsity, 2 years; Junior Business Manager, Annual, ’32; Assistant Circulation Manager; ’33; Class Track, 1 year; Varsity, 1 year; Business Staff, “Seven Keys to Baldpate”; “If I Were King”; “S” Club, 2 years. Mann, Velma Home Town: Fort Myers, Florida “Pleasant ways!” Mansfield, James, “J. D” Home Town: Portland, Oregon “Smilin’ Jimmy” Time Table: Football. Markham, Keith Home Town: Sioux Falls, South Dakota “Give me time and I can do anything l wish” Time Table: “Oh Doctor”; “Pickles”; “Boys Chorus in Tampa; Glee Club; “Tulip Time”. Marques, Ernesto Home Town: Porto Rico “As different as a modern poem” Time Table: Library Club, President, ’33; Prep Club; Safety Service Council. Matthews, Clara Belle Home Town: DeFuniak Springs, Florida “None but) herself could be her parallel” Time Table: Orchestra, 2 years; “Oh Doctor”; “Tulip Time”; Glee Club, 1 year; Carreno Club, 3 years; Vice President, ’32; President, ’33; Dramatic Club, 2 years; Junior Woman’s Club, 3 years; Safety Service Council. Matthews, Edmalie Frances, “ Frankie” Home Town: Gainesville, Florida “She is wise who talks little and thinks much” Time Table: Class Volley Ball, 3 years; Var¬ sity, 3 years; Class Basketball, 3 years; Var¬ sity, 3 years; Class Track, 1 year; Varsity Diamond Ball, 3 years. Martin, Ray Home Town: West Newton, Massachusetts “A lady bred ” Time Table: Carreno Club. McCann, William Home Town: New York, New York ‘‘Be silent and be safe” McCormack, William E., Jr., “Bill” Home Town: Oswego, New York “With all good grace, a gentleman” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club; Class Swim¬ ming, 3 years; Circulation Manager, Annual, ’33; Golf Club, 1 year; P. and P.; “Oh Doctor”; “The Big Idea” Business Staff. McCormack, Erwood Home Town: Irvington, New Jersey “Such a fine fellow!” ’ McDonald, Mary Home Town: i “Much more we cannot ask for” McGrath, Edward, “Ed” Home Town: Chicago, Illinois “Never idle a moment . but making others happy” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club; Dramatic Club, 2 years; Treasurer, 33; “Dorothy Ver-- non”; “If I were King”; “Oh Doctor”; P. and P. Ad-Getter. McKenna, Florence, “Flo” Home Town: Lynn, Massachusetts “She charms by her conversation ” Time Table: P. and P.; B. G. C.; Junior Wo¬ man’s Club; Annual Ad-Getter. Forty-four I Melton, Frank Home Town: Nichols, Florida “Sell yourself first” Time Table: Football, 3 years; Track, 1 year; Class Swimming; “Tulip Time”; “If I Were King”; “Dorothy Verno’tp”; Dramatic Club, 2 years. Messner, Sarah E., “ Sally” Home Town: Binghampton, New York “A fig for care and a fig for woe” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 3 years; Golf Club, 2 years; “Oh Doctor”; Carreno Club; Assistant Art Editor, P. and P.; A. A., 3 years. Meyer, Richard, “Dick” Home Town: Erie, Pennsylvania “He mixes wisdom and mirth” Time Table: Hi-Y; Varsity Track; Class Track, 2 years. Michelson, Mildred Home Town: Middleton, Massachusetts “Gracious and true” (Withdrawn) Mitchell, Wayne Home Town: Lima, Ohio “He ivho can govern himself —” Moe, Eunice Muriel, “ U ” Home Town: Albany, New York “Let us then he up and doing” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; P. and P., 2 years; “Oh Doctor”; Annual Ad- Getter, 1 year. Moody, Dorsey Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Men of few words are the best men” Time Table: Senior Class Swimming; “If I Were King”. Moorfield, Howard, “Liverlip” Home Town: Lexington, Kentucky “Laugh, boy, laugh” Time Table: Golf Team, 1 year; Golf Club, 2 years; Junior Citizens Club; A. A., 2 years; “If I Were King”. Cast and Business Staff; President, Golf Club; P. and P. I r Morgan, Ralph, “ Morgan” Home Town: Binghampton, New York “To him , a the world is a minor detail ” Time Table: Junior Citizens Cl ub, 2 years; Class Basketball; Class Football. Molt, Charles, “ Charlie ” Home Town: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania “Facts are stubborn things , but I conquer them” Time Table: Football, 3 years; Basketball, 1 year; Track, 2 years; Hi-Y, 1 year; Dramatic Club, 1 year; Prep Club; “The Big Idea”. Mountain, Calverta, “Co ” Home Town: Brooksville. Florida “She ' ' ' s wise , for she says little and listens much” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, B. G. C.; Carreno Club, 3 years; “Oh Doctor”; “Tulip Time”; Girl’s Glee Club, 2 years; Mixed Glee Club, 2 years. Mullen, Richard Dick, “ Pete ” Home Town: East Liverpool, Ohio “He speaks for himself” Time Table: A. A., 2 years; Junior Citizens Club, 3 years; Intra-Mural Activities; Class Track, 1 year. Murphy, Dorothy Louise Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “A smile for every situation” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Dr amatic Club. Neelands, Earl Home Town: Mount Pleasant, Michigan “Always friendly and wide awake” Time Table: “If I Were King”; “Oh Doctor”; Dramatic Club. 1 year; Hi-Y, 1 year; Junior Citizens Club; Class Swimming, 2 years; Class Track; Glee Club; Athletic Association, 3 years. Nelson, Victor Charles, “Vic” Home Town: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania “Why girls leave home” Time Table: Varsity Football, 2 years; Track, 1 year; “S” Club, 2 years; “Seven Keys to Baldpate” Business Staff; Class Football and Track; Junior Citizens Club; A. A. Nichols, Edwin, “Ed” Home Town: Williamsport, Pennsylvania “Politeness costs nothing and gains everything” Time Table: Dramatic Club Forty-six Nichols, Alverta Nell Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “ shall succeed in this, my life ” Time Table: Dramatic Club. Nicholson, Ruth, “ Ruthie ” Home Town: Rochester, New York “Lovely in a charming, quiet way ' Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club. 2 years; P . and P., 1 year; Carreno Club; Tennis Team, 1 year. Niffeneggar, Fred, “Ted” Home Town: South Haven, Michigan “A pleasant chap, well liked by all ” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club; Library Club. O’Brien, Forrest, “Obe” Home Town: Petersburg, Indiana “The world ' s no better if we worry; Life’s no longer if we hurry ” Time Table: Interclass Football, Basketball, Diamond Ball. O’Brien, Virginia, “ Ginny ” Home Town: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania “Demurely desirable” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club. O’Connor, Margaret, “Peg” Home Town: Binghampton, New York “Joy” Time Table: B. G. C.; Junior Woman’s Club. 3 years; Carreno Club, 2 years; Dramatic Club; Class Swimming, 2 years; Ad-Getter for P. and P.; Annual Ad-Getter. Odom, Katiieryn Lavinia, “Kate” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Do not judge value by size” Time Table: B. G. C., 1 year; Junior Woman’s Club; P. and P. Typist; Tennis Club, 1 year; Tennis Team. O’Rielly, Edward Home Town: Indianapolis, Indiana “A most welcome newcomer” Time Table: Varsity Basketball, 1 year. I rj Ormsby, Don V. Home Town: Youngstown, Ohio “Like hvo single gentlemen rolled into one” Time Table: Football, 2 years; Track; Class Basketball; Class Diamond Ball; “Oh Doctor”; Junior Citizens Club. Outman, Jerry D., Home Town: Portland, Oregon “Friend Jerry” Time Table: Hi-Y Club. Overturf, Olive Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Fair lady” Palmer, Joe, “Smoky” Home Town: Chicago. Illinois “Famous for ability in sports” Time Table: Varsity Football, 1 year; Class Football, 1 year; Class Basketball, 2 years; Class Track, 3 years; Varsity Track, 3 years; Co-Captain, ’33; “S” Club; Junior Citizens Club. Parks, Evelyn, “Enva” Home Town: New Castle, Delaware “Solitude is sweet” Parks, Margaret, “ Mickee” Home Town: New Castle, Delamare “Teach me half the gladness that thy brain must know” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Basket¬ ball. Patrick, Rex Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “To be awake is to be alive ” Payne, Bill Home Town: Portland, Oregon “Complete in feature and in mind” Time Table: “Pickles”; “Oh Doctor”; “Tulip Time”; “Carrie Comes to College”; Senior Play; Male Quartette, 2 years; Dramatic Club, 2 years; Vice President, ’32; Carreno Club, 2 years; “Dorothy Vernon”; Glee Club; Foot¬ ball, 2 years; P. and P., 1 year; Assistant Lit¬ erary Editor, ’33; Annual, Assistant Editor, ’33. Forty-eight Pemble, Dorothy Elizabeth, “Pest” Home Town: Stillwater, New York “Always a little more to say, always happy, always gay” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; Dramatic Club, 1 year; P. and P., 1 year; “If 1 Were King”; A. A., 3 years; Prep Club, 1 year. Perkins, Mary Esther, “Minnie” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Having nothing better to do, she laughs” Time Table: Business Staff of “Oh Doctor”; Glee Club. Peters, William Ferdinand, “Billy” Home Town: Savannah, Georgia “Empires dissolve and peoples disappear, but song passes not away” Time Table: Junior Operetta, 2 years; Dram¬ atic Club; Carreno Club, 2 years; Music Festi¬ val, Tampa, 2 years; Senior Play. Pheiffer, Robert, “Bob” Home Town: Cincinnati, Ohio “A friend indeed” Time Table: P. and P. Ad-Getter; “If I Were King”. Phraner, Lillian, “Tony” Home Town: Long Island. New York “Most always smiling” Time Table: Dramatic Club, 1 year; Carreno Club, 1 year. Pierce, John Home Town: Norfolk, Virginia “Virginia Gentleman” Time Table: “If I Were King”; Class Football, 2 years; Class Swimming, 1 year; Intra-Mural Sports; A. A., 3 years. Pilkington, Joseph William, “Joe” Home Town: McKeesport, Pennsylvania “A fascinating man” Time Table: Football, 1 year; Track, 1 year; Junior Citizens Club, 2 years; Hi-Y Club, 1 year; Business Staff of “The Big Idea”. Plumb, Charles Home Town: Bennington, Vermont “More wonderful than all is the gift of knowl¬ edge” Forty-nine Polly, Ina Emily, “Peggy” Home Town: Hamilton. Ontario “Still serene, she comes up smiling” Time Table: B. G. C. Rannie, Richard, “Rich” Home Town: North Platte, Nebraska “Hello, world” Time Table: Senior Basketball; Senior Track. Richards, Tom Home Town: Atlanta, Georgia “His ever-ready smile and courteous manner make him always welcome ” Time Table: Dramatic Club; Roman Banquet. Ridgeway, Thelma Irene Home Town: Lafayette, Indiana “Quiet dignity” Time Table: Dramatic Club. Robertson, Robert Norman, “Boh” Home Town: Detroit, Michigan “Everr inch a man” j Time Table: Treasurer, R-Z Sophomore Group; Business Staff, “If I Were King”; Junior Citizens Club; A. A., 3 years; Business Staff of “The Big Idea”. Robinson, Lois Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Always well-groomed” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; P. and P. Circulation; Dramatic Club; Decora¬ tion Committee for Faculty Tea. Roden, Robert, “Bob” Home Town: Tampa, Florida “He’s liked by everyone” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club, 1 year. Rogers, Jane, “Ting” Home Town: St. Petersburg. Florida “Her’s was a disposition never equalled” Time Table: Dramatic Club, 2 years; Carreno Club, 1 year; Glee Club, 1 year; “If I Were King”; “Tulip Time”. Fifty jOj O-SO-WE-E A Rogers, Doris Home Town: Jacksonville, Florida “She adds richness to common place things” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; Golf, 1 year; Annual Ad-Getter. Root, Betty Home Town: Parkersburg, West Virginia “Someone laughed like the tinkle of raindrops ’’ Time Table: Dramatic Club. Rowe, Louise Home Town: Selah, Washington “Sweet and sensible” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; Class Swimming; Varsity Diamond Ball, 2 years; Class Diamond Ball. Sattler, Paul Home Town: Toledo, Ohio “I am very fond of the company of ladies” Time Table: P. and P., 1 year; Junior Citizens Club, 2 years; Class Basketball, 1 year; “Tulip Time”; Annual Ad-Getter; Class Football and Track. Schaefer, Lawrence P., Jr. Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Quiet may be the cloak of genius” Time Table: Vice President, Library Club, ’33; Biology Club; Prep Club. Schmidt, Tmogene, “Gene” Home Town: Springfield, Ohio “The promise of success lies in her talent” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Dramatic Club, 2 years; “If I Were King”. Scott. Mary Melville Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “My crown is in my heart . not in my head” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Tulip Time”. Scott, Vivian, “ Scotty ” Home Town: Montreal, Canada “Ability wins our esteem” Time Table: Carreno Club; Dramatic Club. 2 years; Secretary, ”33; “Dorothy Vernon”; “If 1 Were King”; Business Staff of “Oh Doctor”; Glee Club, 1 year; Senior Play. Fifty-one ? T no-so-we-e a 41 Seawright, Mildred Home Town: Cornelia, Georgia “Sweet, simple, sensible” Time Table: Business Girls’ Club. Sellers, Marjorie V., “Buddy” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Time cannot change her, nor custom stale her infinite variety” Time Table: Decathlon Society; Vice Presi¬ dent, R-Z Group; Business Staff of “Oh Doc¬ tor”; Junior Woman’s Club, Reporter, ’33; P. and P., 3 years; Advertising Manager, ’33; Annual Ad-Getter; Senior Play; Class Basket¬ ball, 1 year. Semmens, Lawrence Gordon, “Larry” Home Town: Athens, Georgia “I never trouble trouble until trouble troubles me Time Table. Junior Citizens Club, 3 years; Dramatic Club, 2 years; Hi-Y; P. and P. Re¬ porter 1 year; “Pickles”; “Dorothy Vernon”; “If I Were King”; Football, 2 years; Va rsity, 1 year; Class Baseball, 1 year; Class Basketball, 4 years; A. A., 2 years; “S” Club, 1 year. Shackleford, Wilma Roscia, “Sande” Home Town: Knoxville. Tennessee “A plate of current fashion” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; Dramatic Club; Class Swimming, 1 year; An¬ nual Ad-Getter; Golf Club; P. and P. Shainljne, Dorothy, “Dot” Home Town: Devon, Pennsylvania “Everybody’s Pal” Time Table: Scholarship Club; Junior Wo¬ man’s Club; A. A. Shaner, Mary Elizabeth, “Betty” Home Town: Monongahela, Pennsylvania “Real worth requires no interpretation” Smith, Arthur, “Smythe” Home Town: Worcester, Massachusetts “A pleasant boy who’s always cheerful” Time Table: Prep Club. Smith, Bettie, “Smitty” Home Town: West Pittston, Pennsylvania “The smile that ivins” Time Table: “O! Doctor”; B. G. C.; Vice President, ’33; P. and P. Typist; Junior Bally¬ hoo. Fifty-two a Smith, Herbert Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Mitey but mighty” Time Table: Annual Ad-Getter. Smith, Virginia Lee Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Smile awhile” Time Table: “O! Doctor”; “Tulip Time”; Glee Club; Carreno Club. Smith, Virginia Whiting, “ Ginger ” Home Town: Chicago, Illinois “Charmingly feminine” Time Table: Dramatic Club. Sorenson, Olevia, “ Snooks” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “ Dainty , dignified, yet fun doth abide ” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Dramatic Club; “O! Doctor”; A. A. Spaduzzi, Paul Home Town: Johnstown, Pennsylvania ‘‘Small, but as great as his name ” Time Table: Hi-Y Club; Track. Spear, Thornton Home Town: Portland, Maine “Sing your troubles away ” Time Table: Glee Club, 3 years; 3 Operettas; Male Quartette, 2 years; Tampa Music Festi¬ val; Carreno Club Chorus; Music, 2 years; Secretary, Carreno Club, ’33. Stallcup, Mary Jane Home Town: Alliance, Ohio “A faithful student, a true friend ” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Carreno Club; Scholarship Club; Dramatic Club; Treas¬ urer, Biology Club, ’33; Prep Club; Tennis Club. Stambaugh, William Dick, “Gashouse” Home Town: Scottdale, Pennsylvania “Effervescent good-humor ” Time Table: Varsity Football; Reserve Foot¬ ball; Golf Club, 2 years; A. A., 3 years; Class Basketball. 1 year; Track; Junior Citizens Club; P. and P.; Business Staff, “If I Were King”; Dramatic Club; Class Football; “S” Club. II ! fu £1 •m 3 Fifty-three If V Standau, Elsie Jane, “ Annabelle ,, Home Town: Terre Haute, Indiana “She is in a class by herself” Stewart, Robert William, “Bob” Home Town: Savannah, Georgia “A famous smile” Time Table: Dramatic Club, 2 years; Stage Manager, 3 years; Football; “If I Were King”; Senior Play. Sturdevant, Bruce Home Town: Cleveland, Ohio “A Liking is too hard to try” Time Table: Football, 3 years; Basketball, 2 years. Sumner, Edna Beryl Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Divinely tall and most divinely fair ’ Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 3 years; Carreno Club; P. and P. Ad-Getter; Class Swimming, 2 years; Decathlon Society; Inter- Class Baseball, 1 year. Swafford, Hazel Home Town: Tifton, Georgia “Always cheerful, always ready to help” Time Table: Class Basketball, 1 year; Class Volley Ball; Junior Woman’s Club; B. G. C. Teggart, Harold “Here today, gone tomorrow” Thaillie, Melvin, “ Bud ” Home Town: Rochester, New York “Kindnesses ivin friends” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club. Thomas, Katherine Elizabeth, “Betty” Home Town: Bamburg, S. C. “It’s nice to be natural when you re naturally■ nice Time Table: President, R-Z Group; Vice President, Junior Class; Secretary, Senior Class; Safety-Service Council, 1 year; Cheer Leader. 1 year; Business Staff, “Dorothy Vernon”; Cast, “Dorothy Vernon”; Business Staff, “If I Were King”; “O! Doctor”; P. and P. Ad-Getter; Dramatic Club; Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; Junior Ballyhoo; Senior Play. Fifty-four Thomas, Norman “All your fortune lies beneath your hat” Thomas, Oneita May, “Foxy Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida ‘An exquisite gem of good nature” Time Table: Dramatic Club. Thomasson, William F., “ Bill ” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well” Time Table: Reserve Football; Class Track, 2 years; Class Baseball, 1 year; Junior Operetta; Junior Citizens Club. Timmons, Frank, “Tippy Home Town: New York City ‘Really great” Turner, Clyde Milton, “Turner” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida ‘A good sport , a willing worker and an enthu¬ siastic friend” Time Table: Secretary, R-Z Group; “S” Club, 1 year; Class Basketball; Manager, Football, 3 years; Manager, Basketball, 1 year; Senior Manager, Intra-Mural Activities. Turner, Esther Margaret Gibson, “Essy” Home Town: Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada “No one could be like her” Time Table: Sophomore Baseball Team; B. G. C. Tyson, Carl Home Town: Atlanta, Georgia ‘A Southern gentleman” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club, 1 year. Valentine, Ethelyn Home Town: New Haven, Connecticut ‘Blest with that noble quality, reserve” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 3 years; Treasurer, B. G. C., ’32. Van Alst, Kathleen, “ Kay ’ Home Town: Webster, New York “Quietly friendly” Time Table: Glee Club; Prep Club. Vandervort, Violeta M., “ Deet” Home Town: Brockway, Pennsylvania “Before her smile all sadness flies” Time Table: B. G. C.; Class Volley Ball, 1 year; Class Basketball; Class Track. Walker, Jean Home Town: Akron, Ohio “Ever Jean” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 3 years; B. G. C., 1 year. Walker, John Home Town: Aspinwall, Pennsylvania “Why don ' t you speak for yourself, John?” Time Table: “Dorothy Vernon”; Dramatic Club, 1 year; Class Swimming, 2 years; Var¬ sity Swimming Team, 1 year. Ward, Elizabeth Folsom, “Betsy” Home Town: Guelph, Ontario, Canada “The secret of success is for one to be prepared for his opportunity when it conies” Time Table: Dramatic Club; Carreno Club; Glee Club; Junior Operetta. Ward, Naurine Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “True blue through thick and thin ” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club. Waychoff, Everett Home Town: Tampa, Florida “Work is the watchword of his life” Mid-year graduate. Webster, Katherine, “Katie” Home Town: Opp, Alabama “Lovely Lady Katherine” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; B. G. C., Treasurer, ’33. Fifty-six -SO-WE-EA Wechtel, Marian, “ Billie ” Home Town: Toledo, Ohio “Perfectly adorable and adorably perfect” Time Table: “O! Doctor”; P. and P.; Junior Woman’s Club. Weeks, Charlotte May, “Pratt” Home Town: Syracuse, New York “ Lovable” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; Dramatic Club, 2 years; “O! Doctor”; “Tulip Time”; “If I Were King” Business Staff; B. G. C. West, John Robert Home Town: Tarpon Springs, Florida “Hast thy studiousness consumed the midnight oil?” Time Table: Fencing; Track; Junior Citizens Club; Scholarship Club. Westwood, Bill Home Town: Humbolt, Canada “To groiv straight in strength” Time Table: “If I Were King”. White, David A. Home Town: Cleveland, Ohio “The reward of diligence is success” Time Table: Scholarship Club, 1 year; Junior Citizens Club; Dramatic Club; Biology Club; President, ’33; Safety-Service Council; “If I Were King”. White, Harold Bell Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “The best things are nearest ” Time Table: A. A., 3 years; P. and P. Varsity Track Manager; Assistant Manager, 1 year; Intra-Mural Board, ’33; Football, 2 years; Class Football, 1 year; Class Track. White, Mary Geraldine, “Jerry” Home Town: Round Oak, Georgia “Beauty and grace of face, beauty and gracious¬ ness of spirit” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; Dramatic Club; B. G. C.; Football Sponsor; Senior Play. White, Marian, “Phranque” Home Town: Minneapolis, Minnesota “A loving heart is the beginning of all knowl¬ edge” Time Table: Secretary, A-G Group; Treas¬ urer, Junior Class; P. and P., 2 years; Dram¬ atic Club; Librarian, ’33; Junior Woman’s Club; Scholarship Club, 3 years. White, Mildred Ida, “Sunny” Home Town: Minneapolis, Minnesota “Be great in act as thou hast been in thought” Time Table: All-Sports Club, 2 years; P. and P., 3 years; Girls’ Sports Editor. 1 year; Junior Woman’s Club; Dramatic Club; P. and P. Ad- Getter; Annual Ad-Getter. White, Mildred Inez Home Town: Milwaukee, Wisconsin “A good heart is worth gold” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club; “Pickles”; Oh Doctor”; Junior Ballyhoo. White, Raymond, “Ray” Home Town: Milwaukee, Wisconsin “A lad worth knowing” Time Table: Glee Club; Junior Operetta, 2 years; Junior Citizens Club. Whitlack, Janet, “Jam” Home Town: Ansonia, Connecticut “A little work, a little play” Time Table: B. G. C.; Annual Art Staff. Wliittington, Charles Home Town: Ocala, Florida “His wit was made, I think, of Atlanta’s heels” Time Table: Dramatic Club; “If I Were King”; Senior Play; “Tulip Time”. Wiehe, Helen Phoebe Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “How she tickles the ivories” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club. 1 year; Recognition in Tampa Music Festival. Wilhelm, Dorothy, “Dottie” Home Town: Palmetto, Florida “Dainty and witty, jolly and pretty” Time Table: Assistant Business Manager, Senior Play; Junior Ballyhoo; Junior Operetta, 2 years; Annual Ad-Getter; Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years. Willey. Helen F. Home Town: Binghampton, New York “Jolly and sensible, short and bright. Never extreme, but always just right” Time Table: Dramatic Club, 2 years; Roman Banquet; P. and P. Fifty-eight Williams, Dorothy May Home Town: Rochester, New York “I enjoy talking — that’s why I talk ” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 1 year; Dramatic Club. Williams, Emilie Vircinia, “ Cookie” Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “They win that laugh” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club, 3 years; B. G. C.; A. A., 2 years. Williams, Horace, Jr, Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “ Fore!” Time Table: Golf Team, 3 years; Captain, ’33; Junior Citizens Club. Wilson, Elizabeth Adele Reta “ Betty ” Home Town: Cleveland, Ohio “She does her own thinking” Time Table: Junior Woman’s Club. WlTTMEYER, THELMA Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “It is natural for her to please” Yoe, Marguerite, “Eek” Home Town: Tampa, Florida “Always happy, always fun” Time Table: Class Baseball, 1 year; Class Volley Ball. 1 year; Junior Woman’s Club, 2 years; B. G. C. Young, Arrena, “Greena” Home Town: Asheville, North Carolina “Smile awhile” Breeding, Gilbert Home Town: St. Petersburg, Florida “Time gees on changing all things, but this boy will never change” Time Table: Junior Citizens Club; Class Dramatic Club. Fifty-nine I M E, you old gypsy man y Will you ?iot stay , Put up you? ' caravan Just for o?ie day? V 1 liii-) i , 1 , xi 1 M 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 1 1 t II ) L m m i n n n i i ii i i i i i i i mi lluimi mm mmmmimmii i miinmm 7irn iih i linn mininniniiinil i ‘ iinim innlinl iiiiiiiini u 11II1111111 1 III! IIIIM III III llll Illlll IIII III III III III ll ' llll| Ill 11 ii in i M i i i t i i i i i i i i ii t i i n ) i i i i i i i i i ' n u i i i i i 11 i i n n 1 lliilllllllllillliilimiiiiiiiiuiiiiiinnmiiinuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiii i mini ii 1111111111111111 i 11111 hi i hi 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 OWvODO S ft ' - ' TM P T i-1 kj “Thy time of leadership hath come . Otis Ulm Virginia Batchelder President Vice President Mr. Wakefield Adviser Marion Brown Secretary Bernard Kehler Trensurer Mrs. Stewart Adviser Junior History T HE pendulum swung to the quarter hour as the awed and giddy Sophomores entered the portals of S. P. H. S. in “31”. “The Coocoo”, Ceals Yancey, announced to the doubting infants that they would have a barn dance, which was a gieat success. As another year is struck from the calendar by Father Time a few more wondering babes enter into a new experience. Once more the dazed children are astounded; they are to edit an edition of the Palmetto and Pine all by themselves, and all are anxious to work. Although carefully wound by the thoughtful hands of Miss Gertrude Day and Mr. W. S. Gay, the clock rapidly gains time. A picnic! all the water nymphs blow up their wings in readiness, everyone cooperates, and an excruciating time is had. As a last act toward the worshipped Seniors, the Sophs decorate at the Baccalaureate Sermon. After an elapse of three months the pendulum having reached half-past, the Juniors enter with a determined tread, looked around and decided to pick up some change by selling their chapel seats. The experience of last year’s humbleness and obedience to upperclassmen ranked in their hearts, so the Sophs are well taken care of. Another coocoo is selected to call the hours, Otis Ulm, and new hands to wind the clock, Mrs. Eleanor Stewart and Mr. Wakefield! All is confusion, out of which loomed “Tulip Time”, an excellent production which equalled the other operettas. Quiet reigned, but only for a short time, as the Juniors, following the tradition, entertain the Seniors with a prom. The Junior Edition of the 1 almetto and Pine was a triumph. As the pendulum swung, the Seniors were ready for graduation, and the Juniors decorated for the graduation exercises. Al¬ though anxious to push ahead into the Senior year, the Juniors hesitate, realizing that soon they will leave their Alma Mater. JUNIORS Sixty-four Junior Roll Adcock, Robert Adcock, Hugh I Adcock, Louise Allderdice, Gilmore I Allen, Mary Lorraine Allen Rena Andrews, Eleanore Anschuetz, Elsa Anthony, Robert Applegate, Jack Askew, Woodrow Atkins, James Aucremann. Charles Anglesworth, Myron Raker, Sam Rail, Dorothy Rallentine, Dorothy Rallew, Harold F. Ranks, Ralph Barnard, Adele Batchelder, Virginia Rates, Leslie Bates, Savilla Mae Battles, Betty Beard, Gertrude Bedford, Forrest Beggs, Marjorie Lydes Belcher, Charles Bennett, Edith Hume Bennett, Moffitt Bibber, Marshall Biggs, George Bingham, Charles Bird, Francis Blanchard, Helen Blakely, Bargie Blalock, Margaret Bozeman, Richard Brady, Martha Braswell, Belle Bresee, Willard Bridge, Beverly Brock, Charles Brooks, Hugh Broom, Lois Browne, Alma Brown, Don Brown, Lucille Brown, Marion Brown, Weyman Burton, Mike Buckwald, James Butler, Janet Cantlin, George Cameron, Horace Campbell, Bettie Carroll, Mildred Caskey, Lucille Chandler, Jane Cherbonneaux, Louise Chitwood, Rosalie Clark, Ralph Clayton, Myrtil Clingan, Stanley Clissold, Dorothy Cochran, Doris Coley, Rayner Cooper, Jean Corey, Norman Corner, June Corrigan, Yvonne Craighead, Mary Crane, Jimmy Cramford, Elizabeth Crowther, Dorothy Crump, Florence Cushman, Celeste Cypen, Ben Daffron, James Dagner, Edmund Daniel, Catherine Danison, Helen Darnell, Mary Sue Dearmen, June Deem, Tim DeGroat, Elizabeth Dierlam, Robert Diven, Frank Dodd, Jack Doran, Belvirine Dove, Rose Dow, Arthur Dowling, Miriam Dugger, Molly Duke, Katherine Duket, Woodrow Dyal, Clayborne Easters, Frances Eddins, Dorothy Elliott, Dirby Elliott, Alice Jeanne Elmore, Dorothy Enright, Bill Ewart, Helen Fogerson, Mornam Falconnier, Dick Fenske, Douglas Ferris, Elba Sixty-five Junior Roll (continued) Fanney, Willis Fisher, Bob Fleming, Jeannie Flynne, Martha Ford, Harry Foster, Marguerite Fox, Rosemary Gaines, Patty Gannon, Mary Gardner, Edith Gardner, Freda Clara Gardner, Sadie Ray Gee Gan, Dan Gibson, Jean Gubel, Lois Gilbert, Margaret Goff, Mildred Good, Martha Goodwin, Cam Gourley, James Gourley, Jene Gover, Billy Grace, Kathryn Graines, Caroline Groves, Willis Gurney, Ethel Gygir, Paul Hall, Daniel Harris, Betty Harris, Annette Harris, Joyce Harrod, Louis Hart, Ruth Heath, Lillian Henderson, Harry Lee Herberman, Joseph Herder, Vincent Heryman, Betty Hickman, Roy Hodgson, Jean Hodgston, Ronald Holmes, Celora Holmes, Dean Hood, Emmett Hopkins, Merton Horn, John Houston, Helen Hughes, Dayton Hunt, Lois Hurst, Lillian Huston, Frances Hutchison, Doris Ilgentritz, Bonnie Jackson, Bell Jacobson, Revelle Jamin, Charlene Johnstone, Margaret Jerkins, Charlotte Jones, Fred Jones, Tommie Jordan, Betty Joseph, Bill Katz, Leona Keefe, Jane Kehler, Bernard Kelly, Emogene Khouri, Lyre Kendel, Ed King, James King, Larry King, William Lewis, John Lance, Dwight Lane, Bernice Lang, Elizabeth Land, Marion Larimer, Bill Latham, Hazel Lawrence, Jean Lee, Evelyn Lee, Ralph Leach, William Lettelleir, Mildred Lewis, John Lewis, Bud Libby, Helen Light, Mary Ellen Littlefiels, Dorothy Livingston, Homer Lundy, Jamie Lu Luther, Dorothy MacBroom, bielson MacDonald, Grace Martin, Don MacMassie, Addie McClean, Margaret McClure, Carol McCook, Sarah McCormick, Dain McDonald, William McIntosh, Allan McKenney, Richard McKnight, Virginia McNeeley, J. B. Neagher. Ann Louise Mears, Mary E. Messner, Sam Miller, Bill Minor, Ralph Miller, Miriam Mills, Bob Mink, Norma Jean Mitchell, Helen Mooney, Jack Mower, Mary Mudgett, Jane Murhead, Finlay Murdock, Mary Newman, Cliff Newall, Oscar Nielson, David Niffenegger, Fo Natteo, Muriel Ogden, Jean Ormston, Alfred Ottman, Dorothy Ann Owen, Virginia Ownby, Ruth Parker, Tom Patton, Lucia Perry, Muriel Peterson, Ernest Poarch, Mary Frances Poor, William Post, John Potts, C. B. Powell, Jane Prather, Benton Proulx, Paul Proulx, Oscar Putnam. Charles Queen, Exal Queen, Helen Railsback, Clyde Raymond, Richard Reed, Tom Remington, Gayle Richardson, Stuart Richcreek, Raymond Richey, Helen Ricketts, Aioa Riley, Charles H. Rimes, Buddy Roberts. Raymond Robertson, Mary Louise Robertson, Edward Robey, Lill Roe, Lucille Rudy, Jane Ellen Sanders, Herchel Schroeter, Marie Schultz, Maidu Seguin, Raymond Shockford, Helen Shankveiler, Jane Shepherd, Lee Shillito, Jane Simpston, Clifford Smith, Burrell Smith, Carlee Smith, Edna Smith, Harold Smith, Mildred Spangler, Catherine Spaulding, Lewis Sawtelle, Fred Saylor, Jack Speer, Dorothy S. Speer, Jewell Stallcup, Marjorie Standan, Henrietta Starrett, Leroy Steele, Peggy Stevenson, Harold Stewart, Trellie Stokes, Annah Dee Stonehouse, Charlotte Stower, James Swift, Bonnie Besse Talbott, Eizabeth Taylor, Robert Templeton, Gene Thomas, Eva Thomas, Glenn Thomas, Julia Thomasson, Bill Thompson, Claude Townsend, Bill Turner, Derward Turner, Jim Turner, Louise Turner, Ralph Tyler, Cynthia Ulm, Otis Valentine, Doris Vanderveer, Elizabeth Vaughn, Kenneth Velboom, Glenn Vogt, Herbert Wagner, Billy Walker, Ed Ward, Helen Ware, Ruth Washburn, Mary Weare, Robert West, Chet West, Francis West, Jimmie Whitman, Alice Williams, Dera Williams, Gladys Willson, Alex Willson, Frances Wilson, Dot Wingate. Elton Woods, Harry Woodworth, Lucy Mary Wooley, Billy Worley, Arlene W right, Betty Wright, Elberta Yancey, Ceal Yates, Ruth Zyhalka, Harold Sixty-six Junior Dope Name 1. Otis Ulm 2. Vir ginia Batchelder 3. Marion Brown 4. Bernard Kehler 5. Marjorie Stallcup 6. Nathan Crane 7. Doris Hutchison 8. Harold Ballew 9. Julia Thomas 10. C. B. Potts 11. Peggy Johnstone 12. Clayton Wright 13. Rosemary Fox 14. Charlie Bingham 15. Jane Powell 16. Gene Templeton 17. Dot Luther 18. Gene Gourley 19. Hazel Latham 20. Ceal Yancey 21. Jane Mudgett 22. Ed Ivey 23. Rose Dove 24. Hugh Brooks 25. Minto Olmstead 26. Cha lies Belcher 27. Yvonne Corrigan 28. Boh Adcock Ambition All-State Captain Chief-Commander Edit a Newspaper Bank President Pres. National W. C. T. U. Head Coach Notre Dame Modern Cleopatra Sport Editor N. Y. Times To be like “Betty” Pitcher Mrs. Burroughs Olympic Star ’36 Dignified “Vincent Lopez” Bathing Beauty Eootball Star Botonist Dance Master “Larry’s One and Only” World Champ Movie Star To throw discus Dancer Comedian Opera Star Math. Professor N. A. A. LI. Champ Auto Dealer Likely To Be Ditch-Digger K. P. Cub-Reporter Janitor School “Marm” Water Boy Scrub Woman News Boy “Largo Seminal” Like “Julia” “Thrown Over” Mrs.- Taxi Driver Flirt Dish Washer Sunburned Bench Warmer “Egyptian Ella” Gigilo “Gordan’s” Referee Movie Fan “Hit by a plate” Hat Check Girl Prop. Man Telephone Operator Milking Cows “Go Wading” Mechanic Sixty-seven CALL back yesterday , bid time return •” Helen Carter Secretary Bill Bond President Miss Tulane Vern Goodbread Adviser Vice President Irene Batchelder Treasurer Seventy 5 Sophomore (H-Q) Class Officers Peter Meros President Mary Lee Hope Secretary Mr. Lewis Gaile Palmer Adviser Vice President Henry Hill Treasurer Seventy-one James Walton President Miss Brown Adviser Wave Smith Vice President Katherine Rutherford Secretary and Treasurer -two Adams, Ann Aldenhoven, Dixie Lou Anderson, Barbara Andrews, Helen Anthony, Robert Applegate, Aria Appleyard, Arthur Armstrong, Harrison Ancker, Lois Avery, Elizabeth Bagley, Russell Bugley, Evelyn Baker Julia Baldwin, Essie Ballew, Santrell Banks, Katherine Barkyolt, Frank Barker, Carolyn Barnard, Ethel Barringer, Raymond Barron, Virginia Beasley, Bennett Beckhard. Dick Belcher, Rudy Belew, Lucille Bemus, Francis Bender, Floyd Bennett, Aezada Bennett, Dorothy Blalock, Dick Bliss, Marjorie Bogard, Lawrence Bend, Sam Bond, William Bowen, John Brady, Cornelia Brady, Patricia Breaker, Bill Branson, Thelma Brennison, Art Brown, Marion Brown, Dorothy Brow n, Emma Brunson, Willis Bryan, Susie Buck, Bill Buenzle, Jacob Burdick, Lucille Burton, Sam Busby, Jane Bushman, Jack Butler, Mildred Butler, Robert Calarde, Elizabeth Campbell, Doris Candelet, James Cantlin, George Cantlin, Joe Carter, Elsie Carter, Frank Carter, Helen Chennerville. Jack Cassatt, George Chennervile, Jack Chenoweth, Donald Cherbonneaux, Maxine Clare, Joe Clark, Neal Clarke, Edwina Clarson, Ewald Clayton, Bernard Clayton, Effie Clayton, Thelma Coad, Virginia Cobb, Colleen Colbath, Tom Colley, Braxton Colman, Ish Conner, Fred Cook, Madolyn Cooper, Billy Gosgrove, Mary Ann Croyton, James Curry, McCullen Curry, Wade Dables, Mavis Dann, Phoebe Dansereau, Louise Davis, Dorothy Davis, Yvonne Dairer, Billy Deidrick, James Davis, Amy Delahunt, Tom Demis, Leon Dicks, Leslie Dietrick, Harry Doherty, Ann Dorman, Dorothy Duffield, Lucille Dunn, Marjorie Earle, Ann Eason, Mary Ellen Easters, Mary Louise Eborn, Laura Egan, Donald Edwards, Fifi Eichelberger, Mary Ellinwood, Luella Ellison, Freddie Erthing, Charles Eubanks, Douglas Evans, Cecil Ewell, Jim Finnie, Muriel Futch, Bill Farrer, John Farrington, Annalee Ferrell, Johnny Fetterman, Emma Fielder, Arlonia Finnie, Muriel Fishburne, Helen Fisher, Hiram Flaherty, Jack Flannigan, Jane Ford, Hoyt Ford, Ruth Foster, Shirley Fredericks, Jay Funk, Dere Fifer, James Gaines, John Garrick, Galloway Giegan, Don Girton, Nancy Goheen, Bob Goodbread, Vern Gowdy, Sara Gower, Edna Gregary, Helen Green, Acena Gresh, Harvey Grice, Estelle Griffith, Billie Griffith, Elmira Griffith, Donald Gremis, James Griswold, William Hadley, Elizabeth Jane Hamilton, Mildred Hammett, Marjorie Hard, Frederic Hardison, Jack Harrell, Eleanor Harman, Louise Hayward. Mary Louise Heal, Helen Heath, Hilma Heibner, Winston Heiney, Wester Heinitsh, Marguerite Hersmer, Gene Hibbs, Walter Hill, Earl Hill, Henry Hinchliffe, Mabel Hobbs, Joseph Hoefler, George Hoffman, Doris Hogan, Ed Holmes, Johnnie Marie Hope, Mary Lee Houston, Katherine Hubbard, Wilson Hubbell, Bruer Huff, Eleanor Hughey, Sam Hunter, Forest Hyatt, William Iler, Morgan Ingram, Casey Johnson, Arma Johnson, Mary Johnson, Muriel Jones, Ethel Jones, Fanny E. Jones, Jay L. Jones, Martha Lee Jones, Vermelle Jordan, Doris Kane, LaMar Kaniss, Charles Keefer, Ben Kelley, Elsie Kelly, Thomas, Jr. Kennedy, Mary King, Elizabeth Kirby, Cleo Kistler, Luella Knall, Mary Agnes Knoor, Gertrude Krammer, Edward Kuhn, Grace Ladd, Anne Larkin, Almon Larkin, Helen Lassing, June Laughmiller, Marguerite Laughner, Paul Lawson, Leon Laurence, Helen Leavengood, Richard Le Due, George Leem, Charles Lefever, Tom Lehman, Shirley Lemon, Eileen Levi, Barto Lewis, Martha Lewis, Phil Light, Betty Lindley, Harold Lones, Tom Long Elizabeth Low, Bill Lumpkin, Martha MacGill, Bill MacMain, Henderson Maloney, Anna Bell Manard, Katheryn Marmond, Frank Mardew, Dorothy Marris, Eugene Marron, Anne Martin, Deeta Martin, Walter Seventy-three u Soph omore Roll (continued) Mather, Inez Randles, Wesley Stewart, Jack Matthews, Carol Randolph, Jack Stiglitz, Shirley McCallie, Kathryn Rankin, Jack Stone, Bob P. McClean, Lillian Raphun, Elenor Stone, Bob S. McCook, Sarah Rawls, Hazel Stoner, Thomas McClure, Tom Redington, Helen Stoires, James McLaughlin, Eloise Reynolds, Vyola Reed, Robert Stratton, Barbara McMannia, Bissy Strickland, Clara Nell McQullen, Nin Richards, Elizabeth Stringer, Dorothy McQuiston, Billy Richardson, Dean Styers, Floyd Meares, L. P. Richardson, Cecil Swift, William Melber, Florence Richardson, Lloyl Taranko, Hariette Merso, Peter Rickers, Betty Taylor, Charles Meyer, Paul Ridgley, Katherine Thomas, Earl Miller, Bob Robb, Bill Thompson, Nacye Miller, Lillian Roberts, Bertha Thomson, Geven Miller, Peggy Robinson, Spencer Tinney, Ernestine Miunich, Emerson Roesch, Kathleen Tippey, James Minore, Louise Rogers, Sellers Tippett, Annie Lee Moffat, James Roughgarden, Carl Todd, John Mulvehill, Glenn Rowe, George Todsen, Thomas Murphy, John Rowe, Kathleen Tompkins, Winston Nailor, Ed Rubenfeld, Florence Trombey, Gordon Nelson, Myron Rush, Martha True, James Nelson, Mabel Rutherford, Catherine Trott, Harold Neville, Irene Sackett, William Tuppen, Bernard Nevitt, Margaret Salter, Wilbur Turner, Durward Newberry, June Sand, W. H. Tweed, Harold Nicholson, Jim Sawyer, Wanda Twiss, Blanche Nichols, Robert Schlegel, Georgean Valentine, Courtland Nickse, Betty Scott, Beverly Valentine, Doris Noel, Cecil Scott, Grace Valentine, Jimmy Nydigger, John Scott, Harry Vaughn, Margaret O’Brien, Bob Scroggs, Virginia Wait, Geneiviere Odegard, Jeanne Seed, Jack Walton, Jim Oury, Nannie Lee Shephard, Albert Wakefield, Dilla Palmer, Gail Patrick, Annette Shaffer, Betty Walker, Mary Frances Shephard, Guy Walrath, Lois Patterson, Manil Sickels, Sylvia Warweg, Maxane Patton, Paul Simmons, Susie Waterbury, Booth Pemblem, Marrion Sirmons, James Wendell, Irene Perkins, Frances Slote, Lois West, Clare Louise Peterson, Stanley Smith, Barbara West, Jimmie Phillips, Juanita Smith, Harold West, Philip Phoenix, Edwin Smith, James Wideman, Chesley Pickett, Ruth Smith, Margaret Wiggin, Virginia Pierce, Jean Smith, Olive Wiley, Dorothy Polen, Kathryn Smith, Robert Williams, Arthur Pollitt, Rowland Smith, Wave Williams, Bob Popwell, Julia Sommerkamp, Ruth Williams, Mary Juna Pourttress, Marja Spencer, Eugene Wilson, Frank Price, Wilma Sourlock, Ralph Wilson. White Proctor , Clarence Staff, Russert Wing, Mack Purvis, Thelma Stagg, Kathryn Wing, Pauline Queen, Emerald Starrant, Shirley Wolfe, Billy Raichle, Wallor Steenburg, Lawrence Stephens, Woodrow Wood, Edna Ramsey, Leon Workman, Bob Ransey, Margaret Stephens, Andrew Wright, Lncile Randall, Margaret Stephens, Sadie Yancey, Hugh Randall, Margaret Stephenson, Dorothy Stewart, Betty Yost, Tom Seventy-four lomore History A S the clock chimes the quarter hour, nineteen-thirly-two ushers in a group of naive children who know little, but learn very fast. The amateurs are en¬ thusiastically welcomed by the long suffering Juniors and the ever-ready Seniors. The novices were immediately divided into three groups: A-G “set in motion” by Miss Tulane and “alarmed” by Bill Bond; Mr. Lewis “wound” the H-Q babes, and they were guided by Peter Meros; the “cookoo,” Jim Walton, aids the R-Z as they work under the leadership of Miss Brown. In the fall all of the clocks combined in a Hallowe ? en Dance. This dance was a “ringing” success (the Juniors and Seniors seemed to think so, too). Tick! tock! the Sophomores established a precedent; they ordered their rings which was a stagger¬ ing “chime to the upper-classmen.” Although seemingly inactive, the beginners planned their picnic. Many timepieces ran down due to salt water and “King Sol”. As a last honor to the departing Seniors the children decorated for the Baccalaureate Sermon. Looking always forward, the Sophs eagerly await the oncoming year. Seventy-five I M E will ?iot cha?ige you , you? ' spirit will never die ’ ■ ■ Football T HE DEVIL grid-men of 1932 were one of the best coached elevens in the State. With only six lettermen from the 1931 squad, Coaches Fred Stewart and George Trogdon turned out a team for which they deserve much credit. The Green-Devils, captained by Harry Apple, won five out of the eight scheduled games and finished third in the Big Ten Con¬ ference by the Dickinson system. Although they are not the state champions, they remained one of the leading contenders for the championship. Six of the eleven received all-state honors. Carr, Chauncy and Christian received first team berths; Apple and Burroughs, positions on the second team and Stam- baugh, honorable mention. Although there will be only a few veterans next year, we anticipate another good team and we extend our best wishes to Capt. Otis Ulm for a successful season in 1933. The graduating members of the varsity squad of 1932 include Capt. Harry Apple, Dick Horner, Floyd Christian, Bob Purvis, Alex Archibald, Joe Carr, Johnny Burroughs, John Hornsby, Bob Fowler, Vic Nelson, Frank Duhme, Jimmy Mansfield, Marvin Chancey, Dick Stambaugh, Alvis Green, Joe Palmer, Larry Semmens, and “Hammerhead” Herder. The remaining lettermen include: next year’s captain, Otis Ulm, Gene Templeton, Walter Atchison, Bill Strickland and Phil Conner. SCORES MR. STEWART St. Petersburg. 48 St. Petersburg. 19 St. Petersburg_ 14 St. Petersburg. 14 St. Petersburg. 7 St. Petersburg. 0 St. Petersburg. 50 St. Petersburg. 0 Tampa College Plant City . Plant High . Andrew Jackson Lakeland . Hillsboro . Clearwater . Fort Myers . THE SQUAD Stambaugh —An excellent ball carrier and fearless line plunger. Burroughs —A dependable end and pass receiver. Duhme —A good pivot man. Apple —(Captain) A shifty, brainy tackle on both defense and offense. Semmens- —Fast and shifty back. Hornsby— Aggressive and fearless tack¬ ier. Purvis —Good guard and a valuable man in line plays. Eighty-one Chauncey —Fastest back in the state. Horner —A valuable blocking back. Strickland —A power and a good line plunger. Conner —A fast man who comes thru when needed. Carr —One of the greatest linemen in history of Florida football. Herder —Little but mighty. Ulm—N ext year’s captain, who should be a leader at his position. Palmer —Valuable defense m an and accurate player. Eighty-two Green —An intelligent signal caller and expert passer. Christian —By far the most outstanding end in the state. Fowler —A hard fighting end. Templeton —A hard working back, very promising for next year. Archibald—A valuable linesman. Nelson —A good tackle and a real scrapper Mansfield —A lineman who was hard to pass. Atchison —Our only sophomore letter- man who has a bright future. Eighty-three Basketball The 1932-33 edition of the Green Devils basketball team brou ght S. P. H. S. its first state champions in cage title. With four of last year’s lettermen, a good supply of reserves, and two men new to our school, Coaches Fred Stewart and George Trog- don molded a team that finished at the top of both the District and State tournaments. The Devils placed three men on the all-state team. Co-Captains Floyd Christian and Alvis Green led the Devil cagemen through a disappointing schedule in the Big Five League, but, they led a perfect basketball machine into tournament play. They brought home the trophy from the West Coast Tournament for the seventh consecu¬ tive year, by defeating Venice Nokomis, Bradenton, Hillsboror and Plant High. Their victory made them eligible for the state meet where they defeated Graceville, Andrew Jackson, Orlando and Plant High to bring the state trophy to S. P. H. S. for the first time. Three of the Devil cagemen received all-state honors. Bob Taylor, a new-comer to St. Pete, was elected Captain of the All-State Five. Co-Captain Floyd Christian and Johnny Burroughs received well earned positions in this select five. We extend our congratulations to these three and the entire basketball squad which includes Co-Captain Alvis Green, Jimmy Mann, “Red’’ Kindell, Bill Lee, Johnny Smith, Jack Bushman and Ed O’Rielly for their brillant tournament play. Graduating lettermen are: Christian, Burroughs, Green, Mann, Lee and O’Rielly. SCORES St. Petersburg... ....25 Plant City . .16 St. Petersburg.... ....25 Clearwater . .19 St. Petersburg... ....17 Plant . .19 St. Petersburg.... ...26 Hillsboro . .29 St. Petersburg.... ....33 F. M. A. .15 St. Petersburg.... ....30 Lakeland —. .30 St. Petersburg.... .50 Hillsboro . 16 St. Petersburg.... ....24 Plant .. .34 St. Petersburg.. . ....23 F. M. A. . .31 St. Petersburg.... ....30 Lakeland . .26 St. Petersburg.... ....22 Clearwater . .15 St. Petersburg... ....50 Plant City . .13 St. Petersburg... .34 Lakeland . .35 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT St. Petersburg.. .15 Venice Nokomis .. .60 St. Petersburg.. . 56 Bradenton . .15 St. Petersburg. .37 Hillsboro . .21 St. Petersburg. .35 Plant . .25 STATE MEET St. Petersburg.. .49 Graceville .. .37 St. Petersburg. .28 Jackson . .22 St. Petersburg. .39 Orlando . .24 St. Petersburg.. .21 Plant . .13 BASKETBALL TEAM ; co- captains CHRI5TIAN guard GREEN fORWARt) TAYLOR FO R WARD MANN CENTER SMITH S, FORWARD Kl N DELL GUA RD BURROUGHS CENTER O’REILLY GUARD BUSHMAN GUARD LEE GUARD Eighty-five ' i ' vr Track A NOTHER great victory was added to Coach Stewart’s growing record when the - Devil trackmen brought home the state championship trophy for the second consecutive year. By every man qualifying and scoring in twelve out of the thirteen events in which men were entered the track squad accumulated a score of twice that of their nearest opponent, Hillsboro High. Two state records were broken by local boys, the shot put by Apple and the high hurdles by Mann. Out of the three meets entered in the Green Devils won two. They lost in a dual meet with Hillsboro with a score of Hillsboro 61 2-3 points to St. Pete 60 2-3 points. Soon after this they more than avenged themselves by winning the meet between Hillsboro, Plant and St. Pete. The score was St. Pete 46; Plant High 23; and Hillsboro 19. We extend our congratulations to Coach Stewart and Co-Captains Joe Palmer and Marvin Chancey and the entire squad including: Stevenson, Apple, Burroughs, Boatman, Hornsby, Mills, Rowe, Ivey, Capt.-Elect Bob Fowler, Johnstone, Potts, Cantlin, Wright and Manager Harold White. We wish Capt.-Elect Bob Fowler success for 1934 and hope he brings home the state trophy for the third consecutive year. Eighty-six a JT ' 7 1. Co-Captains Chancey 100 yard and 220. 2. Mann 120 High Hurdles. 4. Apple Discus and Shot Put Palmer Pole Vault. 3. Stevenson Pole Vault. 5. Burroughs 220 Low Hurdles. 6. Boatman, Hornsby, Mills, Meyer 1 Mile Relay . 1 IE t ■ i£ ' - • Eighty-seven I muj ■ HR M Eighty-eight THE BOYS’ GOLF TEAM The Boys’ Golf Team, captained by Horace Williams, is composed of unusually fine players. The team’s representative reached the finals in the state meet. A ♦ 4 « .. + 7 f f 4 4 i boys’ tennis club Left to right: Captain Jean McKean, Tom Parker, Jack Bushman, and Jav Gaines. This team reached the quarter finals in the state meet at Gainesville. jC NO-SO-WE-E A Boys 7 Swimming Team A NOTHER state championship trophy was added to our trophy case when the boys’ swimming team won first place in the state swimming meet at Winter Park. Led by Captain Dick Robertson, who was high-point man of the meet, the boys’ team scored 39 points to take first place. Florida should produce many excellent swimmers and St. Petersburg is unusually well adapted for the sport. With the municipal bathing beach, the miles of gulf beaches, one salt water pool and several fresh water pools, young people of St. Petersburg have every chance to become good swimmers. Coach Predmore has worked well and produced an excellent team. Those receiving letters are: Capt. Rick Robertson, George Enwright, Poe Herden, John Walker, Buddy Rhimes, Mac Duhme, and Frank Duhme. Left to right: George Enwright, Frank Duhme, Captain Dick Robertson, Coach Predmore, John Walker, Poe Herden, Mac Duhme, and Diving Coach Clampitt. Ninety -SO-WE- Girls 7 Physical Education Department T HE Girls’ Physical Education Department, under Miss Helen Lynch, offers an interesting and varied sports program for our girls. Much interest in sports has been developed through the all-sports club. Those eligible for this club receive an athletic letter at the end of the year. Girls’ varsity teams include voliey hall and basketball, golf and tennis. The Green Angels have made a creditable showing at competitive meets with qther west coast teams. The gymnasium classes offer marching, exercises and drills, outdoor and indoor games, and folk, clog and tap dancing. The girls who are interested in dancing give interesting chapel programs throughout the year. BASKETBALL AND VOLLEY BALL TEAMS Left to right: First row: Eunice Black, Ruth Ownbey, Joyce Harris, Tommy Jones and Arlene Smith. Second row: Norma Jean Mink, Frances Matthews, Kathlyn Hughes, Mildred White, and Carol Matthews. Third row: Margaret Kuhn, Lvda Henderson, Virginia Baughman, Trellie Stewart, and Margaret Belcher. Ninety-two girls’ golf team Left to right: Ruth Nicholson, Mary Craighead, Wilma Shackleford, Captain Sally Messner, Sarah Davis, Bea Jewitt and Janie Fortis. girls’ tennis team Left to right: first row: Haeseker, Odom, Nicholson, Gordon, Gibson, Shilito, Corrigan, and Dawson. Second row: Hunt, Harris, and Angus. p Girls 7 Swimming Team np HE Girls’ Swimming Team deserves high praise for placing second in the state meet against many A. A. U. and Olympic stars. The girls, captained by Betty Boland, amassed 26 points against the 51 score of the Fort Lauderdale squad. The girls’ team as well as the hoys’ was coached by Mr. Predmore. Under his able training the girls developed into a splendid team. Those who will be awarded athletic letters are: Captain Betty Buland, Jo Danison, Yvonne Corrigan, Bertha Roberts, Ruth Champe and Louise Cooper. Left to right: Yvonne Corrigan, Jo Danison, Bertha Roberts, Jane Shillito, Coach Predmore, Cynthia Tyler, Ruth Champe, I ouise Cooper and Captain Betty Buland Ninety-four Ninety-five ALL SPORTS CLUB Left to right: First row: Lyda Henderson, Margaret Kuhn, Ruth Ownbey, Frances Matthews, Margaret Belcher, Joe Danison, Mildred White, and Eunice Black. Sec¬ ond row: Joyce Harris, Helen Lynch, adviser, and Trellie Stewart. These girls have attained a total of 1000 points in sports. They are graded in ability in games, sportsmanship, good health, good citizenship and scholarship. Their sports include Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, and Swimming. Ninety-six basketball 6TH PFRIOD TOUCH FOOTBALL INTRAMURAL SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL WINNING JUNIOR TOUCH FOOTBALL TEAMS JUNIOR TRACK S Ninety-seven H LIKE to think of time as a vast carpet unroll¬ ing before my eyes , with its patter?i changing every few yards.” MISS ANNA APPLEBY MISS GERTRUDE DAY The Annual T HE Annual Staff has tried to make the 1933 No-So-We-Ea a record of time. They hope the pictures and writings in this book will be an album of happy days spent in S. P. H. S. Many hours compiling the material for this book have been spent by the staff. During that time they have bad anxious and bappy moments. As a result of all this they are proud.to present this, their finished product, to you. Keep it, cherish it as sincerely as those on the staff have worked on it. The book could not have been possible without the conscientous guidance of the editor-in-chief, Betty Jane Irons, the intelligent directing of the advisers, Miss Appleby and Miss Day, the splendid help of Miss King and the cooperation of every member of the staff. If you are pleased with the publication, the staff will feel amply rewarded for its hard work. NO-SOWE-EA RUTH ANGUS ART EDITOR Bill payne ASSOCIATE EDITOR BETTY JANE IRONS EDITOR-IN- CHIEF BILL M c CORMICK CIRCULATION MGF ALEX ARCHIBALD BUSINESS MANAGER BARBARA LYNCH LITERARY EDITOR VERNETTA FOSTER LITERARY EDITOR Bill bolton PHOTOGRAPHER BOB LEVISON ADVERTISING MGR. J. 1. MANIA RD TYPIST DONALD BAKER SPORT EDITOR JAMES MANN ASST CIRCULATION MGR. NORMAN LEWIS 4R. BUSINESS MGR. ANNETTE HARRIS JUNIOR EDITOR WOODROW HARRIS ASST ADVERTISING MGR. One Hundred Three MISS LOIS GEIGER Palmetto and Pine AN accurate account of events in school this year has been presented to you through the weekly publication of the Palmetto and Pine. The jokes, literary articles, columns, editorials, news and sport stories have been in¬ teresting to every one, even the most critical students. The fact that the paper has been so well supported proves this. Both the adviser, Miss Geiger, and the staff editor, Harold Luce, have worked with untiring persistence and patience. The entire staff has worked exceptionally hard and is worthy of praise. The Palmetto and Pine this year has been a success. It has truly been a news journal. One Hundred Four MARGARET JAPOUR CIRCULATION MGR PEGGY COLL tlTERARY EDITOR BEATRICE JEWITT BUSINESS MANAGER HAROLD LUCE EDITOR Mary blanchaap HUMOR EDITOR BILL PAYNE ASST LITERARY EDITOR BOB FOWLER ASST CIRCULATION MGR BUDDY SELLERS ASST ADVERTISING MBR ODE JEFFCOTT MAKE-UP EDITOR VIRGINIA lAl GHNER FEATURE WRITER BOB LEVISON EXCHANGE EDITOR DOW FLINT SPORT EDITOR CHARLOTTE FERGUSON ART EDITOR FLORENCE HEFTERMAn JOKE EDITOR HARRY CYPEN REPORTER JANE BELL COPY READER ELIZABETH CARTER COPY READER BETTY HANSON HEAD TYPIST One Hundred Five Officers Athletic Association Jack Harris Alfred Jones President First Vice President Peggy Coll Second Vice President Helen Rae Cusson Secretary and Treasurer The Athletic Association I N a particularly difficult year, the officers of the Athletic Association have had to work doubly hard. Ordinarily, the gate receipts from football carry the whole athletic program. This year the proceeds were not even enough to finance basketball. However, Jack Harris, A1 Jones, Peggy Coll and Helen Rae Cusson contrived ways to make a little more money, to cut down expenses, and to instill some of their own pep and enthusiasm in the spirit of the students. I‘n spite of low funds they were able to send teams away, three of which brought back state champion¬ ships. These four workers deserve praise and honor. One Hundred Six JUNIOR WOMAN’S CLUB Junior Womans Club Roll Anderson, Helen Askew, Lucille Adams, Ann Andrews, Eleanor Avery, Elizabeth Batchelder, Virginia Brown, Marion Batchelder, Irene Beil, Patsy Banks, Katherine Burklew, Katherine Bell, Jane Braswell, Belle Barker, Carolyn Brody, Jean Burdick, Lucille Cusson, Helen Rae Carter, Elizabeth Cooper, Louise Crowther, Dorothy Crawford, Elizabeth Collaide, Elizabeth Chitwood, Rosalie Coll, Peggy Cushman, Celeste Cochran, Doris Davis, Sarah Davis, Dorothy Frances, Theato Deanes, Helen Evari, Helen Easurs, Mary L. Fill, Margaret Gile, Ruth Gardner, Sadie Rae Gilbert, Margaret Hard, Betty Hays, Betty Hagelbarger, Erma Haines, Mareor Harris, Annette Hefferman, Florence Hibbs, Dorothy Hope, Mary Lee Hunt, Glenn Irons, Betty Jane Jewitt, Beatrice Japour, Margaret Johnstone, Margaret Jones, Roberta Kelley, Edith King, Elizabeth Laughner, Virginia Lassing, June Littlelier, Mildred Lemon, Charlotte Larkens, Helen MacDonald, Grace Mae, Eunice Meagher, Ann Mountain, Culbeta Messener, Sarah Matthews, Clara Belle Neville, Irene Nicholson, Ruth O’Brien, Virginia Owen, Virginia Purvis, Thelma Provost, Dorothy Popewell, Julia Russell, Alice Redus, Lulu Rogers, Ruth Robinson, Lois Robertson, Mary Ricketts, Viola Sims, Sarah Smith, Margaret Smith, Virginia Sackett, Mary Scroggs, Virginia Shrotter, Marie Scott, Mary Spier, Dorothy Standon, Elsie Standon, Henrietta Strattan, Barbara Sorenson, Olivia Shillito, Jane Shaneline, Dorothy Thomas, Julia Tippett, Annie L. Vandervort, Elizabeth Wilkes, Helen Williams, Dorothy Wechtel, Marion Williams, Emilie Williams, Dora Webster, Katherine Yoe, Marguerite Roberta Jones President Margaret Japour Vice President Miss MacAllister Adviser Beatrice Jewitt Secretary Virginia Laughner Treasurer JUNIOR CITIZENS’ CLUB Junior Citizens 7 Club Roll Alderman, Britt Apple, Harry Archibald, Alex Anderson, James Baker, Donald Bennett, Moffet Beil, Dick Blumberg, Eugene Boatman, Dale Burroughs, Johnny Bemis, George C ampbell, Charles Christian. Floyd Colbert, Haines Cypen, Ben Cypen, Harry Lee Chancy, Marvin Cobler, Bill Dyal, Claybourne Falconnier, Dick Fight, Foe Flint, Dow Flint, Tom Fowler, Robert Frakes, Malcolm Freshwater, Fred Gardner, Jack Goodmin, Cam Gourley, Gene Green, Claude Gassner, Raymond Hawk, Strayer Horner, Dick Hornsby, John Jones, AJ King, George King, Larry Kindel, Ed Lee, William Luck, Alex Luce, Harold Melton, Frank Manard, J. L. Mann, James Martin, Don McCormick, Bill Messner, Sam Moorefield, Howard Morgan, Ralph Mullen, Dick Neelands, Earl Nelson, Victor Niffenigger, Fred Ormsby, Don Palmer, Joe Pilkington, Joe Peters, Billy Sullivan, Pat Semmens, Larry Shepard, Lee Stambaugh, Dick Simpson, Clifford Shepard, Lee Tyson, Carl Templeton, Gene Walker, T. G. White, Harold Williams Horace Woods, Harry Rudolph Earle, Adviser Bob Fowler President Marvin Chancey Vice President Alfred Jones Secretary Harold White Treasurer One Hundred Eight BUSINESS GIRLS’ CLUB Business Girls 7 Club Roll Brannin, Mary Cameron, Florence Cole, Edna Cranford, Elizabeth Duke, Katherine Dennis, Helen Ham, Ruth Hudson, Guinevere Huff, Mildred Larkins, Josephine Lemon, Charlotte Loirimer, Velma Miller, Miriam Mountain, Calverta Natter, Muriel Odom, Kathryn Polly, Ina Richey, Helen Seawright, Mildred Smith, Rettie Swafford, Hazel Turner, Esther Valentine, Ethelyn Webster, Katherine Williams, Emilie Yoe, Marguerite Miss MacAllister, Adviser Helen Dennis Bettie Smith President Vice President Joe Larkins Katherine Webster Secretary Treasurer One Hundred Nine HI-Y CLUB Anderson, Vernon Banks, Ralph Bond, Bill Bond, Sam Brown, Don Cameron, Stanley Clingan, Stanley Doty, Franklin Fagerwon, Norman Hi-y Club Roll Fortier, Bob Freshwater, Fred Halyard, Paul Hodgson, Ronald Johnstone, Jimmy Jones, A1 Lee, Bill Melton, Frank Meyer, Richard Milgate, Charles Neelands, Earl Outtman, Jerry Sawtelle, Fred Spaduzzi, Paul ADVISERS Lauson B. Skidmore Kenneth Lewis Joseph Reeves Mr. Skidmore Adviser Alfred Jones Paul Halyard Vernon Anderson Fred Freshwater Mr. Lewis President Vice. Pres. Secretary Treasurer Adviser One Hundred Ten DRAMATIC CLUB Dramatic Club Roll Alderman, Britt Allyn, Ruth Albright, Russell Andrews, Helen Anderson. James Angus, Ruth Ball, Dorothy Bemis, Frances Bennet, Alzada Beveridge, Jeannette Blanchard, Mary Bumberg, Eugene Bowyer, Agnes Bradbeer, Bob Booth, James Brice, Charlene Broone, Lois Brown, Marion Burton, Howard Butler, Janet Campbell, Betty Calarde, Elizabeth Carter, Elizabeth Cartwright, Edna Clawson, Muriel Clark, Edwina Chalmers, Keith Chennerville, Jack Colbert, Haines Coll, Peggy Cusson, Helen Rae Doran, Belverina Dove, Rose Eborn, Lois Echelberger, Heen Eddleman, Agnes Ferguson, Charlotte Flannigan, Jane Flynn, Martha Ford, Ruth Foreman, Isabel Foster, Vernetta Gardner, Sadie Ray Gay, Edith Gile, Ruth Hall, Dan Henry, Evelyn Houston, Helen Hughes, Kathleen Hurst, Lillian Jacobs, Rose Mary Jeffcott, Joe Jones, Roberta Kelley, Edith Kelley, Elsie Kennedy, Mary Knarr, Louise Lane, Jerry Lawrence, Dot Lynch, Barbara Massie, Addie Mary Mahaffey, Elinor Messner, Sally Miller, Peggy Manard, Katherine Molt, Charles Mower, Mary Kay Mudgitt, Jimmy MacGill, Bill MacGill, Peggie McClure, Tom McGrath, Ed Neelands, Earl Nevitt, Margaret Nichols, Nell Ogden, Jean Owen, Virginia Payne, Bill Perry, Muriel Peters, Billy Pemble, Dot Phraner, Lillian Popwell, Julia Pourtless, Marja Remington, Layle Reding, Ruth Richards, Tom Ridgley, Katherine Ridgeway, Thelma Robb, Bill Rogers, Jane Rogers, Ruth Root, Betty Robinson, Lois Rudy, Jane Russell, Alice Rush, Martha Sackett, Mary Schroeter, Marie Schultz, Naidie Scott, Beverly Scott, Vivian Sharkweiler, Jane Sims, Sara Smith, Burrell Smith, Mildred Smith, Wave Sorenson, Olevia Speer, Dorothy Stallcup, Marjorie Stallcup, Mary Jane Stokes, Annah Lee Saunders, Herschel Semmens, Larry Shepherd, Lee Laughner, Virginia Light, Betty Locke, Raymond Luce, Harod Luther, Dot Thomas, Oneita Schmidt, Imogene Thompson, Nancy Tyler, Cynthia Valentine, Doris Ward, Betty Walton, Jim Williams, Bill Williams, Dorothy White, Jerry White, Mildred Ida White, David Whitman, Alice Willey, Helen Wilson, Frances Wright, Clayton Wright, Elberta Woodworth, Lucy Yates, Ruth White, Marian Crawther, Dorothy Clayton, Caldwell Price, Wilma Goodwin, Cam Boatman, Dale Baldwin, Ruth Gaines, Betty Freshwater, Fred Smith, Virginia Whitington, Charles Gandy, Betty Keith Chalmers President Jimmie Mudgitt Vice President Vivian Scott Secretary Ed McGrath Treasurer CARRE NO CLUB CHORUS Ca rrcno Club Roll Adams, Elizabeth Allyn, Ruth Applegate, Jack Bands, Katherine Beckhard, Dick Bemis, Francis Beverarge, Jeanette Billman, Edward Boatman, Dale Brice, Charlene Brown, Dorothy Burklew, Katherine Burton, Howard Burton, Gussie Louise Carnahan, Charles Cartwright, Edna Chalmers, Keith Cherbonneaux, Maxine Crow, Betty Darling, Tad Davis, Sarah Easters, Francis Easters, Virginia Ellenwood, Luella Elliot, Alice Jean Farrington, Arralee Fayl, John Flynn, Martha Ford, Ruth Foster, Vernetta Goodwin, Cam Hanson, Betty Harris, Annette Harris, Joyce Heath, Lillian Heinitch, Marguerite Hill, Hester Holmes, Johnnie Hunt, Lois Huston, Frances Hyatt, Todd Jacob, Rosemary Jamin, Charlene Knopke, Robert Kocker, Betty Lane, Jerry Lang, Marion Lawrence, Helen Lawrence Jean Lee, Evelyn Lemon, Eileen Martin, Kuta Martin, Ray Martin, Walter Markhan, Keith Matthews, Clara Belle Melber, Florence Miller, Roberta Michelson, Mildred Mountain, Claverta Olmstead, Minto Parker, Tom Palton, Lucia Payne, Bill Perry, Muriel Phraner, Lillian Remington, Gayle Robinson, James Robb, Bide Rogers, Jane Sawtell, Fred Scroggs, Virginia Shepherd, Lee Shillito, Jane Smith, Ida Smith, Virginia Lee Stahl, Rebecca Thomas, Glenn Tippett, Anna Lee Twiss, Blanche Valentine, Doris Vallio, Ray Ward, Betty Clara Belle Matthews Thornton Spear President Se cretary Gertrude Miller Annette Harris Adviser Vice President Sarah Davis Treasurer SCHOLARSHIP CLUB The Scholarship Club “The club the school delights to honor” has for its members the students of S. P„ H. S. To be eligible one must have an average of 90, no monthly grade below 80 and no examination grade below 70. The members are: SENIORS Angus, Ruth Bary, Betty Bookman, Harry Chalmers, Keith Coll, Peggy Cypen, Harry Gandy, Betty Halsey, Norman Hawk, Strayer Hurd, Betty Irons, Betty Jane Jewitt, Beatrice Larkins, Josephine Lorimer, Velma Lynch, Barbara Shainline, Dorothy Stallcup, Mary Jane West, John White, David White, Marian Yates, Ruth JUNIORS Batchelder, Virginia Brown, Lucille Brown, Marion Cushman, Celeste Cypen, Ben Hall, Dan Harris, Annette Houston, Helen Lang, Elizabeth Minshew, Martha Owen, Virginia Speer, Jewell Stallcup, Marjorie Ulum, Otis SOPHOMORES Batchelder, Irene Cartwright, Edna Cherbonneaux, Maxine Dansereau, Louise Earle, Ann Goheen, Bob Huff, Eleanor Kelley, Elsie Knarr, Mary Agnes Lefevre, Thomas Miller, Peggy Palmer, Gaile Pourtless, Marja Rutherford, Catherine One Hundred Thirteen THE LIBRARY THE LIBRARY CLUB Formed this year, the Library Club has done a great deal to add volumes to the S. P. H. S. library and to acquaint the students with good hooks and the way to find and read them. The officers are: President, Ernest Marques; Vice Presidents, Lawrence Schaeffer and Annabel Gibson; Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Meares. THE BIOLOGY CLUB Another new club is the Biology Club, whose president is David White. Its pur¬ pose is to help those students most interested in biology to learn more about the subject and its possibilities. The advisers are Mr. Miller and Mr. Reeves. PREP CLUB The Prep Club, organized this year to assist students in choosing a college and in obtaining scholarships, has for its officers: Harry Leo Cypen, President; Howard Burton, Vice President; Dorothy Pemble, Secretary; Betty Crow, Treasurer. ?jC nq-so-we-e a Hundred Sixteen I ME goes , but we stay v • min mm •muiiiiini -_XL M X X n K M a E i a i iiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiuiiiiiMiiiiuiiiiiiuuiiiniinuiiiiiiiiiiiuHiiimiiiiiuiuiiiuiufiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMi.iiMiiMiiiiMiiiiiifiiiitiiiMiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiimii “zArt is the one form of human energy tvhich really works for union and destroys the harriers between man and maid ’ MISS EMILY MURRAY Dramatic Department D rama, action, rehearsals, lights, work, fun, sincerity. Two major productions of this department were the historical romances “If I Were King,” and the senior play, “The Big Idea.” The Shakespearean pro¬ gram and the Dramatic Club Open House, two annual events, followed later in the year. The Dramatic Club has added many volumes dealing with all phases of drama to its library. It has also kept an interesting pictorial record of plays done at Dramatic Club meetings. General activities of the department lie in the staging of the Junior Christmas play, the Junior operetta, and the presentation of the chapel plays. One Hundred Twenty-one 7 |f I Were King 77 By Justin Huntley McCarthy CAST Francois Villon ... Louis XI . Tristan l’Hermite Oliver le Dain Thibaut d’Aussigy Noel le Jolys Rene de Montigny Guy Tabarie Colin de Cayeulx Jehan le Loup Casin Cholet Robin Turgis Trois Echelles Petit Jean Smith, Mildred Annette Pemble, Dorothy .Keith W. Chalmers Charles H. Whittington Ed. McGrath Robert E. Bradbeer Don Croson Joe Jeffcott Poe Herden Herschel Sanders Clayton E. Wright George Enright Frank M. Melton Dick Falconnier Bob Fowler H. Pomeroy LADIES OF Rogers, Ruth Melville Weeks, Charlotte Broome, Lois John Toison d ' or .. Montjoye . An Astrologer . Captain of the Watch... Katherine de Vauceles Mother Villon . Huguette du Hamel. Jehanneton . Blanche . Guillemette . Isabeau . Denise . The Queen .. THE COURT Sackett, Mary Ethel Hutcheson, Doris Pfieffer, Robert COURTIERS Parker, Tom Westwood, Bill Pierce, John H. Boker, Donald .Earl Neelands ...Lewis D. Hodnett . David White .Richard L. Beil .Vivian Scott .Imogene Schmidt .Marriet Murphy .Roberta Jones .... Frances Willson .Muriel Clawson .Belvirino Doran Sadie Ray Gardner ..Charlotte Ferguson Mudgett, Jimmie Valentine, Doris W. Coll, Peggy Moody, Dorsey McClure, Carol ATTENDANTS PAGES Lewis, Norman Cushman, Celeste Johnstone, Margaret Rogers, Jane STANDARD BEARER Anna Louise Johnston Spaulding. Lewis Colbert, Haines Campbell, Charles A Pilkington, Joseph W. White, Mildred SOLDIERS Blumberg,, Eugene Thornton, Jimmie Ballew, Harold F. Alderman, O. Britt Smith, Burrell Cole, Scott BALLET Harris, Annette Sterchi, Elma Directed by Miss Helen Lynch CITIZENS Woodworth, Lucy May Houston, Helen Poarch, Mary Francis Eborn, Lois Lee, Bill Mann, James Stewart, Bob Rudy, Jane Luther, Dorothy Braswell, Belle Provost, Dorothy Battles, Betty Tyler, Cynthia Sorenson, Olivia Light, Mary Ellen Gilbert, Marguerite Elmore, Dorothy Williams, Bill Johnstone, Jimmie Harrod, Lewis White, David Fox, Rosemary Sullivan, Stephen Semmens, Larry Hardin, Henry Jacobs, Rosemary Carter, Enal Haesaker, Esther Hodgson, Jean Schultz, Naldee Kelly Lillian Whitman, Alice Wright, Elberta 7 The Big Idea 77 PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS James Howard .. Richard Howard Elaine Foster ... Elsie Howard .... Mrs. Howard. Robert Caswell . Charles Gilmore Mother Howard. Mr. Byrne.... Steven Bingham Jim . Mary .. Gayle Hamilton Ted Wallington Claire Windsor . George Prescott Patty King .. Neil Phillips . . Sunny Graham CAST OF CHARACTERS .—..William Payne ...Robert Bradbeer .-.....Charlotte Ferguson .... Geraldine White ..... .Peggy Coll .-...Jos. H. Jeffcott .....Chas. Whittington ......... Vivian Scott ..........Charles Molt .Poe Herden . Caldwell Clayton ..... Vernetta Foster ......Roberta Jones . Bob Stewart . Betty Thomas .....Donald Baker ..Lucille Askew . Wm. F. Peters ...Buddy Sellers One Hundred Twenty-three One Hundred Twenty-four The Stage Crew In all dramatic productions there must be “men behind the scenes.” These include scene shifters, property managers, and electricians. Few of the audience realize the tedious practice and precise efficiency necessary in a stage crew for a smoothly moving play. In behalf of the school, the Annual staff wishes to express appreciation for the tireless efforts of these boys and girls. One Hundred Twenty-five Music Department ‘‘ Just start in to sing as you tackle a thing that cannot be done and you’ll do it.” S O closely has our music department been allied with the Carreno High School Club that, when the seventh state music festival for high school students was postponed, it greatly disappointed but did not prevent them from gaining the greater part of their year’s goal. Starting with music for football in October to commencement music in June, they have kept GERTRUDE COBB MILLER to and surpassed their record of former years. The first public appearance was for the teachers’ institute; since then they have furnished music for six P.-T. A. programs; entertained tourist societies; furnished quartets and string ensembles for church concerts; appeared several times on Carreno Club programs, and on February sixth gave a delightful concert at the Municipal Pier. At different times they have furnished music for chapel programs and on January thirteenth presented their annual Junior Operetta, “Tulip Time.” On March thirty-first a chorus of eighty-two music students assisted in the annual Festival of States pageant. On April first this department sent a thirty-four-piece orchestra and a girl’s glee club of twenty-eight to the Carreno High School Festival in Tampa. Eleven soloists went with this group, winning ten firsts and one second place. Our splendid music department proves that music and culture are boon companions. One Hundred Twenty-six ORCHESTRA MUSIC DEPARTMENT STUDENTS One Hundred Twenty-seven SPface Soprano cTHtnlo (9fmo-ted 2nd ' J’faee cBaritone Wtffiaw 3?eter« l-iii Sface (Pontraffo oReftecea Sta f M 5?faee §ct xop onc Jo 5 vi cFauff loi 3?face Sumo C ' fW g C$arfe v e cB r f c e Idt SMcice fop[)ovte cKaffiir Fi cX3urfi.fcw J-df 3?faee ' STu ' fia SRof er4 Adcock. Hr « Ut SMdee 3up§ouium and Uromlone £Fred §avv{effe One Hundred Twenty-eight ,X Tu I i p Ti me An Operetta in Two Acts by Morgan and Johnson CHARACTERS Hans, a Dutch Apprentice (tenor).........Lee Shepard Aunt Anna, Christina’s Guardian (contralto).Velma Lorimer Katinka, a Village Maiden (alto) .....Clara Belle Matthews Hendrick Van Ooster, Burgomaster of Osendorf (baritone).Bob Knopke Christina, a Charming Dutch Girl (soprano).Minto Olmsted Theophilus McSpindle, Professor of Botany (tenor). . ...William Payne Ned Baxter, An American College Student (tenor) .Thornton Spear Dick Warren, a Fellow Student of Ned (bass)...William Peters Chorus of Dutch Villagers, American Students and Flower Girls Scene: Market Place in Village of Osendorf Time: The Present; Midsummer Act I A Bright Morning in Summer Act II Evening of Same Day SYNOPSIS The village, enjoying a holiday, is startled by the arrival of a party of American tourists, college students under the leadership of Professor McSpindle, a tutor in botany, to study tulip culture. Two of the party, Ned and Dick, are much interested in Christina and her friend, Katinka. News reaches the village that a thief has been stealing choice bulbs of prize tulips, and a handbill describes the thief and offers a reward for his capture, Ned and Dick induce McSpindle to wear certain clothing, answering the description of the tulip thief. When the Burgomaster beholds Mc¬ Spindle so attired, he causes his arrest. With McSpindle out of the way, Ned and Dick promote their friendship with the girls, and learn that Christina’s stock is, un¬ known to her, of immense value. They reveal the truth to her and thwart the Burgo¬ master’s attempt to grow rich at her expense. With the assistance of Christina’s Aunt Anna, the innocence of McSpindle is established and the latter declares his affection for her, and with the prospect of a triple wedding the final curtain falls. One Hundred Twenty MISS JANET KING Art Department “In time all passes; art alone endures.” F ROM the first primary color wheel to the most difficult types of color com¬ position this department affords its students a never ending source of work and enjoyment. The work produced shows the competence of the instructress and the genuine talent of the young artists. When a play is staged, members of this department may be seen painting scenery, sizing new material and stenciling borders, all under the advice of Miss King. There are always students in this department willing to produce excellent posters to advertise any school activities. We are all indebted to this department for their cheerful and competent aid. This year the y have sent a highly creditable exhibition to all the junior high schools in this city and county. Every year they make two annual trips, one to the Ringling Art Museum in Sarasota; and the other to Tarpon Springs where they study the Inness paintings. The Art Staff of the No-So-We-Ea is composed entirely of members of this department. One Hundred Thirty ANNUAL ART STAFF Seated in front: James Buehwald; second row: Mary Blanchard, Charlotte Fergu¬ son, Miss Janet King, adviser, Janet Whitlock and Ruth Angus, art editor. Annual Art Staff A great deal of credit is due the Art Staff of the Annual. Each member has worked diligently and has proved himself worthy of the responsibility placed upon him. The editor, Ruth Angus, designed all the division pages in the book, in addition to making a number of snapshot pages. Mary Blanchard drew the entire front section, that is, the Ex Libris, the Title page, the Atmosphere page and the Dedication page. Janet Whitlock planned the Senior panels and the football and basketball panels. Charlotte Ferguson designed the last page in the hook as well as the Safety-Service Council page and the “S” Club panel. James Buehwald is responsible for the head and tail pieces which are carried throughout the book and much of the elaborate printing of each section. Miss King has given liberally of her time and adxice in spite of her other duties. Surely the 1933 A 1 o-So-We-Ea should he a lasting tribute to the talent of these students. One Hundred Thirty-one IME alone is the judge of ' truth” I % ' iwni ng r m ' m. ll ] OUR MOST REPRESENTATIVE—HAROLD LUCE and BETTY JANE IRONS “The summer doth stay always in their hearts ” OUR MOST POPULAR—BETTY THOMAS and HARRY APPLE “ Winter, thou art loved by all.” The Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the graduating class of ’33 being of powerful intellect and imperishable patriotism do hereby declare this our Last Will and Testament. TO THE FACULTY: We bequeath our eternal gratitude and sincere appreciation for their abundant kindnesses and their contribution toward our education. TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN: We will our best wishes and hopes for a success¬ ful year of ’34. The individual members of the class do bequeath the following: I, Donald Leslie Baker, do with reverence resign my post as President of the Senior Class to one equally capable of serving in this capacity. I, Betty Thomas, do in all sincerity will my flippant “Hey” to some poor seed in the Junior Class. Get it, “Hey seed.” I, Floyd Christian, do will my gargantuan stature and powerful sinews to one Gene Templeton. I, Harry Bookman, do bequeath my good nature and extreme rotundity to Billy Williams. I, Edward Billman, do will my ability as a singer to some subject in the Junior Class. Will he or can he take it? I, Johnny Burroughs, do will and begrudge my sophomore Johnstone to the hand¬ some junior, C. B. Potts. I. Roberta Jones, do bequeath my charming and magnetic personality to Martha Good. I, Jimmy Mann, do will and bequeath my genuine mortification and beer nose to the John Smith. I, Dick Stambaugh, do will my long experience in S. P. H. S. to Bob Fowler, and may he be a worthy competitor. I, Betty Jane Irons, do bequeath my position as Annual editor to a Junior who has nothing else to do. I Bette Hicks, do hereby will my Calloway moaning to my junior pal, Annette Harris. I, Beatrice Jewitt, do will my good nature and perserverance to Celeste Cushman. And may she well preserve it. I, Geraldine White, do bequeath in all sincerity my part in the Senior play to Belvirino Doran. I, Buddy Sellers, do bequeath my trip to the World’s Fair to Doris Hutchison. Is that fair? I, Betty Buland, do bequeath my notorious position as “Chisler of The Exchequer” to Mary “Moon Eyes” Gannon. I, Keith Waldow Chalmers, endow my seldom used middle name of Waldow to Thomas McCall Flint. Does he need it? I, Vincent Herder, leave my loving and much abused sophomore to Otis Ulm. Don’t Herder Otis. I, John Hornsby, do bequeath my ravenous appetite and gourd-like head to Dick Falconnier. I’m taking Joe with me. I, Richard Beil, in utter dejection do will my red face and chapel embarrassment to Hugh Brooks. Hugh deserves it. I. Margaret Japour, in abject despondency do leave my flock of boys to my pal, Jean Cooper. I, Dorothy Wilhelm, in leaving do bequeath my beach accessories and facial neces¬ sities to Rosemary Fox. I, J. L. Maynard, do leave behind my girlish figure to whosoever may need a tailor’s dummy. I, Lucille Askew, do will and bequeath my diminutive stature and timely lithp to Hazel Latham. Signed: THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1933. One Hundred Forty � ' ,v y One Hundred Forty-two A Student Daily Hour Glass Wake up... Get up. Eat Breakfast: Yes No Hungry? METHOD OF GETTING TO SCHOOL Street Car. Wig wag. Roller Skates... Family. FIRST PERIOD HALL CONVERSATION Home Work. Receive a note Last nite’s date. Test . Write a note. Pure Gossip . blue... Admits: pink.. white.... 7th Period. .(answer yes or no) DAILY REQUESTS Comb. Rouge... Powder... Lipstick. Pencil. Paper. Textbooks. Ink. Lunch Money .... Cigarettes. Match. MIDDAY ACTIVITIES LUNCH Sandwiches... Dope... Pie. Cake.. Ice Cream... Milk. Candy.. Chewing Gum. Sit in somebody’s car. Break pencils ... Hit someone..... Promenade. Chase other students.... Hob-nob with teachers.. Be late for next class. AFTER SCHOOL Go home. Prepare for date. Go to bed early. One Hundred Forty-three One Hundred Forty-four One Hundred Forty-six In Our Library “The Beloved Vagabond” . Portrait of a Lady” . “Blithedale Romance” ... “Life’s Little Ironies” . “Sense and Sensibility” .. “Soldier of Fortune” . “Good Thoughts in Bad Times”.... “Rip Van Winkle .... “His Great Adventure” . “A Great Man”. “Redskin” ..... “Adventures in Friendship” _ “The Dark Flower”..... “Just David”. “You Can’t Print That”. “The Well-Beloved” .. “The House of Mirth”_ “When Knighthood Was in Flower” “Seventeen” ... “Great Expectations” ___ “The Virginian” .. “Persuasion” ..... “The Man of Property” ... “k.”...... “Royal Road to Romance” ... “Sentimental Tommy” _ “Youth” ..... “A Modern Lover” .... “The Helpmate” ... “Heroes and Hero Worship”. “Vanity Fair” .... “Travels With a Donkey” __ “Twice Told Tails” ... “The American Scholar” . “The Age of Innocence” . .Bob Fowler ..Virginia Laughner .John Hornsby and Joe Larkins .Larry Semmens ..Bea Jewitt .Dick Stambaugh .Ruth Angus .J. L. Manard ..Floyd Christian .Don Baker .Dick Beil .Roberta Jones . .Muggy Japour ...David White ..Harold Luce . Betty Thomas .Barbara Stratton ...Pete Me ros ..Betty Buland .Keith Chalmers ...... John Chil es . Edna Sumner .Ray Gassner . Katherine Webster . Harry Apple ...Tom Parker .. Buddy Sellers .Joe Fight ..Alex Archibald Bob Taylor and S. P. H. S. Females .. Jerry White .Tacky Day ...Palmetto and Pine (banana joke) ..Irene Batchelder .Bette Hicks One Hundred Forty-eight One Hundred Forty-nine S. P. H. S. Calendar 1932 SEPTEMBER.School opens. OCTOBER.Class officers elected. P. and P. issues first edition. NOVEMBER.Annual staff holds first meeting. Junior Woman’s Club Dance. DECEMBER.“If I Were King”. Seniors Home-Coming Dance. Christmas Holidays. “S” Club-Athletic Association Dance. 1933 JANUARY.... “Tulip Time”. FEBRUARY......Mid-year exams. MARCH... Basketball team wins state championship. APRIL......Jr. W. C.-Jr. C. C. Dance. “The Big Idea” Track team wins state championship. Sophomore picnic. Junior-Senior Prom. Boys’ Swimming team wins state championship. MAY......No-So-We-Ea goes to press. Mother’s Tea Final exams. Baccalaureate Services. Class night. JUNE... Senior picnic. P. and P.-No-So-We-Ea banquet. Final chapel. Graduation. One Hundred Fifty ANNUAL AD-GETTERS APPRECIATION The advertising managers wish to thank all those who have helped make this hook a complete success—the ad-getters and advertisers. One Hundred Fifty-three A. B. ARCHIBALD PHONE 705-22 Prop. Mgr. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT Madeira Beach Park ON THE GULF OF MEXICO Adjacent New Soldiers Home Beach Lots, Cottages, Ideal Bathing Beach, Roller Skating, Dancing, Picnic Shelters, etc. DENT ENGLISH COMPANY Men’s Furnishings 333 Central Avenue Friendly Five Shoes Fortune Shoes $3.50 Men’s Furnishings 461 Central Ave. MOE BOYER Wholesale Candies : School Supplies 121 THIRD STREET SOUTH K. B. PRINTING COMPANY GOOD PRINTING Stamps Stationery 546 CENTRAL AVENUE THE CERTAINTY THAT ONLY ESTABLISHED C wKrs-W REPUTATION CAN ASSURE. . ST. PETERSBURG’S tiaftS M0ST raps EXCLUSIVE mw ladies ’ APPAREL SHOP Gowns Hats Wraps Lingerie MERTON’S STUDIO OF DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITURE 2537 Central Avenue ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA MARGUERITE S. SALTSMAN Teacher of Voice Culture 412-413 SUMNER BUILDING THE STAFF OF Palmrttn anil Pttt£ Wishes to congratuate the Nn- 0-M?-iEa is taff on its successful publication 6SW One Hundred Fifty-five BOB DWYER’S BEAUTY SHOP ALL LINES OF Beauty Culture 107 6th St. So. Phone 6518 W. T. PETHE Shoe Repairing Worth While 1 19 3rd St. N. Opposite Williams Park Compliments of Floronton Hotel Corner of First Avenue and Second Street South Telephone 7817 Compliments of VAN GORDER STUDIO JOHN W. JOHNSON Distinctive 3 MEMS WEAK MASTER PHOTOGRAPHY }55 CfcNTISAL AVtNUt 663 Central Ave. St. Petersburg Compliments of HILLNER’S WEST CENTRAL BAKING CO., Inc. 40th Street and 3rd Avenue South Katherine Veach Needlecraft Shop Weston— Mens Gifts Bette— Ladies’ Wear 206 1st Ave. N. St. Petersburg Fountain Tea Room MUNICIPAL PIER Fuhrmann s Home Made Ice Cream “Where You Can Always Locate Your Classmates and Friends’ One Hundred Fifty-seven Florida Military Academy SAINT PETERSBURG, FLORIDA A fully accredited school, offering Elementary Junior and Senior academic courses, with full mili tary training, athletics and the best in personal wel One Hundred Fifty-eight One Hundred Fifty-nine E. H. KANISS CO., Inc, DIAMOND BROKERS Expert Setting and Jewelry Repairing LOWEST PRICES ON DIAMONDS 11 Florida Arcade McCutcheons Goose Pond Market Fresh Home Grown Vegetables Florida ' s Finest Fruits WESTERN MEATS—SEAFOODS W. W. PARKS LOWREY ' S Young Folks 7 Toggery WF CLOTHE THE YOUNG FOLKS FROM PRE-KINDER¬ GARTEN AGE THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. ' Up to Date in Smartness Down to Dale in Price 346 CENTRAL AVENUE Telephones 4158-4159 N. L. BEDFORD CO. INCORPORATED MUNICIPAL BONDS Specialist in Florida Securities FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA N. L. BEDFORD President HOWARD POMEROY Treasurer Shoes and Hosiery BRINSON’S 448 CENTRAL AVENUE The Suwannee Hotel ST. PETERSBURG ' S FINEST J. B. Brown, Manager FOR TODAY ' S NEWS, READ ®Ij£ lEtifumg Jttfopfttfattl THE SUNSHINE NEWSPAPER a i One Hundred Sixty For Genuine Enjoyment Drink IT’S DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING ■ Served Ice Cold in Bottles at All Drink Stands V St. Petersburg Coca-Cola Bottling Company 1701 CENTRAL AVE. TWENTY-SIX YEARS IN ST. PETERSBURG Men ' s and Boys ' Store ■ ARTHUR L. JOHNSON INCORPORATED 428 CENTRAL AVE. PHEIL HOTEL BUILDING PINELLAS PRINTING STATIONERY COMPANY The Students’ Headquarters 265 Central Ave. DIAL 4104 Sophomore Junior Senior ’ Here’s a line or two of best wishes from Manhattan. Hope you make the grade and be able to knock off this summer with the satisfaction that your wiork was well done. Remember — clear thinking requires nourished bodies and happy stom¬ achs, so watch your foods. Only Good Foods Come From Manhattan Market | 242 Central Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF ST. PETERSBURG COLISEUM TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1933 u rex Macdonald and w. r. stambaugh One Hundred Sixty-one MR St. Petersburg School Book Depository J. D. PEARCE, Inc. DRUGGISTS Open All Night 822 Central Avenue Phone 5505 St. Petersburg Business College Announces SPECIAL SUMMER RATES Individual Instruction in Any Course, including Gregg Shorthand THREE MONTHS’ INSTRUCTION $37.50 Second Floor Florida Arcade 453 Central Avenue Dial 54-512 DEPENDABLE FILM SERVICE At All Leading Drug Stores Robison-Mohr Photo Service, Inc. Florida’s Largest Photo Finishers Compliments of R. D. EUBANKS FINE TAILORING 625 Central Avenue ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Exquisite Flowers for All Occasions Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere onnslone FyfIo ra I (S o imp a n y 1209 Central Avenue ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Phone 6925 NOTICE ! ! THERE ARE NOW TWO FIRST CLASS ADVERTISING MEN WITHOUT A DESK TO PUT THEIR FEET UNDER. ANY HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED. B. LEVISON W. HARRIS Naturally, a store like Rutland’s values its years of expferience in mer¬ chandising, but mostly for aid in meeting the problems which arise with each succeeding new season. Conditions must be analized; plans must be made and executed in a manner that will continue to build prestige on the basis of this store’s paramount worth to the trade territory it serves. RUTLAND BROTHERS ST. PETERSBURG One Hundred Sixty-two Compliments of The St. Petersburg Automobile Association To the Class of fj M BCR | MEMBERS Westwood-Waldron, Inc. Packard, St. Petersburg Keystone Garage, Inc. Dew Motor Co. McCutcheon Chevrolet Co., Inc. McCrea-Adcock, Inc. Beeman Motor Co. Pinellas Motor Co. KEEP IN TOUCH WITH ST. PETERSBURG THROUGH THE The ThCorning CJfeYvspaper COMPLIMENTS ROGERS WATTERS BRUCE WATTERS, Prop. Y on Made Your Class We Make Your Rings 320 Central Dial 44-794 St. Petersburg Compliments of BIXBY BUSINESS SCHOOL The School Where You Earn While You Learn Actual Business Experience Included with Instruction Times Building Dial 7518 One Hundred Sixty-three Patronize the Dairies of Pinellas County The Pest Dairy Products for Tou ! Safeguard Your HEALTH DRINK S UNS H I N E Jersey Dairy 1VIILK Grade “A” Pasteurized Raw Milk Manufacturers of Good Humor and Velvelta Ice Cream SUNSHINE JERSEY DAIRY, INC. 1609 Third Street South Phone 7305 Compliments of DONEGAN CERTIFIED DAIRY To the Class of 1933 Largo St. Petersburg . Clearwater SOUTHERN DAIRIES Best Dairy Products City Office 115 Third Street North Phone 5513 One Hundred Sixty-four (7he business of the Southern Jlrt Cngraving organization is the, execution of distinguished and superior gear books . BOTH YOU KS AND OURJ ' SOUTHERN ART ENGRAVING CO. TAMPA, FLORIDA One Hundred Sixty-five C)lj? QaaaiiPtta GOLF COURSE MAINTAINS a clean, healthy place for recreation and the best there is in golf and makes every effort to encourage high school boys and girls to learn the game APPRECIATION T HE staff of the No-So-We-Ea wishes to express its sincere appreciation to the Southern Art Engraving Co., our engravers; the St. Petersburg Printing Co., our printers; Mr. W. Henning and Merton Murphy, our photographers, for their splendid work. We also thank the students and faculty of S. P. H. S. for their enthusi¬ astic support in a particularly difficult year. Sixty-six fe;. H . -.. v