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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1943 volume:

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Wm Uzoicmf GMM l-lere it is---your IQLL3 No-So-We-Ea. The Annual Stahf has endeavored to preserve between these covers the patriotism and school spirit you students have shown in this courage-demanding and tumultuous year. Knowing that you will recall this year as the most memorable one ever, we have adopted as our theme Spirit ot 'Li3H. 6-TELVGT Jew comm Me ffzeecfam mfznf 9 6 Q 724 Nmwicavz way. . . 1943. CONTENTS . . FACULTY CLASSES FEATUIQES CDRGANIZATICDNS SPOQTS ADVEIQTISEMENTS ak' , wi' s5Q5r G-IL-e-e-14 I-e-a-Z-Z-if gaming Zfze Nam Decflcmflof , Q one who has lent her assistance For many hours in many ways . . . to one whose sportsmanship, sparkling personality and understanding manner have been a constant inspiration .... to one who has taught us patiently and has made our work a joy . . . to you, lvlrs. Ballah, this IQLL3 No-So-We-Ea is dedicated. AZ WMA :Qi Jfcwne 3 .V ,xv S Z ' Arm Wm 5 is J ..:ff: fzi gg: Ss , if gi W ffm if f F? X f' 4 ffffx . V ff 1, ,, x E2 5 ' X f YV., fx I . A, , , 'H f, . 5 A W K , , , Qt ? , Q Q X W' l Q Satan? M . wh s -M5 wk Xi FHCUHU I 1 n r 1 so . I f. 1 n . , . 1, f 'I -, , C s . a- 0 uv ,.. , Q A ., f- A .I ,,-'na -.,. ,.. . . . ' . . f - ,. .. , 1 f :gf-.-X ug s - -4.-'Q 4, ul 'A',,,,A---,-g , .- . 4 4' A MA, sw af :M 12 NT? 2 YQ? 'kg lf f .X X, MM ar5'k'P'AYsY K 1 :gif N- wfyzif , ,gy 1 al., ,fe V .wg :JI DR. ALBERT J. GEHLER. Principal BS. and MA. degrees from University of Florida. Pli.D. from Pealiofly College. We are gruleful for his interesl in eorh of us, for his glllllllllft' ami wise r'oun.sel rhroughouf lhe mos! eventful yerirs of our lives. la. K1-INNETH LEWIS Assistant Principal MS, degree from University of Toronto. l'i.lC. degree from Syrac-use Univer- sity. A Irue frienrl of lhe sturlenls. he ix ul- Ivizys 'willing Io help oml mlrise us .... spenrls all his spore lime. if he hux lilly. 7l'I'I-flflg revomnienilutions for our lzoys en- Ierirzg o lIflII1l'lI of lhe si'r1'i1'f'. MRS. ARLETTA CoMEcx's, Secretary Norman Junior College i'T11ll lorelx' anrl mos! rlizrinelx' fair. Her quiet lIllSl7ItfSS-ll.Ix'l' IUIIWYY won our fon- A ' . - . 5 of school she arts us preszilent oj the ,luruor Women s Club, on. orgarzizution. which pzzrtiwipzltes in :mil sponsors muny , . linuous upprozvzl. Oulsirle putriolir' l1L'ti1:itieS. Mus. lXflARCARET A. DUNCAN. Secremry St. Petersburg Junior College. Anxious to please is this oltrartioe brunelie sefretury anrl she olwavs does, iloesrft she? She misses her husbonil, whols fighling 'for Ilnf-le Sam. i Miss KA'r11I.m:N PATRICK Secretary S. P. H. S. Super-smooth serretury whose quiet, efficient nionner is oppre- viaterl in the offire. Whose secoml- lieu!en.anl's bor iiluvzys gleams on her coal? 4 OUR DEPARTMENT HEADS First Row of Department Heads ANNA APPLEBY, History M.A., Columbia University LEAFY MCCALLISTER BOATMAN, Librarzkzn A.B., Fairmont State Teachers College L.S.C., George Peabody College for Teachers CORA COFFEY, Dean of Girls, History BS., Liberty College EDITH DAVIS, Home Economics M.A., Columbia University YERA DUMAS, Latin M.A., Chicago University MARIE B. GAGER, Biology M.A., George Peabody Coll Lois CURTIS GEIGER, English M.A., Columbia University FRED GENEVA, Assistant Coach, Physical Education fBoysj BS., University of lowa LOUIS ALBERT HERR, Mechanical Drawing M.A., Columbia University Second Row of Department Heads DAISY BELLE JOHN, Speech A.B., West Virginia University JANET KING, Art Columbia University Teachers College HELEN LYNCH, Physical Education fGirlsl M.A., Columbia University ELIZABETH J. NTCALLISTER. Coznmerozkzl M.A., lndiana University GERTRUIJE Conn lVlILLER, Music Institute of Musical Art ofthe City of New York CLARA LUCILLE MOTE, Mathematics, Navigation A.B., Earlham College VERNON STEEN, Head of Diversified Co-operatire Training Department MS., University of Florida NTARCARET G. WILDER, Psychology, Mathematics A.B. in Education, University of Tennessee M.A. in Education, Harvard University Wa' A1f s ' iifimi ti' ' XL, ef 'I 'iiw' ' iii! :Ii '- FACULTY First Roni treading from top to bottom! BEULAII ABBOTT, Spanish Ph.B., University of Chicago, lVl.A., University of Florida MICHAEL BALITSARIS, Physical Education K Boys I B.S., University of Tennessee EMMA MAE BALLAH, Mathematics A.B., Florida State College for Women ANNIE BRACKETT, English lVl.A., New York University WYILLARD BROWN, Spanish A.B., West Virginia Wesleyan PAULINE CARLBERG, Typing A.B., Wheaton Collegeg University of Pittsburgh Graduate School, University of Florida Graduate School JESSIMAE DABNEY, English M.A., University of Cincinnati VIRGINIA DAVIS, History A.B., University of Georgia Second Row treading from top to bottom! RUDOLPH EARLE, Commercial Lanf A.B. and L.L.B., University of South CaroliIIa KATHERINE LEWIS, English A.B., College of William and Mary lVlARY GARDINER, Chemistry B.S., University of Wisconsin MAR,IoRIE GAY, Physics, Pre-F light B.S., Florida State College for Women MABEL GAY. English. M.A., University of Florida WALTER GAY, Mathematics A.B., University of Alabama GLADYS COULD, French, English A.B., West Virginia University GERTRUDE L. GRIFFIN. Home Economics B.S. and lVl.A., University of Kentucky Third Row frealiing from top to bottoml ARDIS HANSON, English A.B., University of South Dakota MARGARET HILLMAN, English. A.B., Indiana State Teachers College LOUISE HOUGH, American History A.B., Winthrop South Carolina KATHRYN J OHNSTON, Physical Education K Girls 2 A.B., Florida State College for Women RICHARD JONES, Football Coach. History B.S., Geneva College EDNA EVANS, Biology lVl.A., Florida State College for Women MELVA LEWIS, Mathematics, Meteorolgy B.S., Stetson JI-ISSILEE LUMPKIN, Latin. Spanish A.B., Florida State College for Women From left to right: A trim figure in her smart riding habit is Miss Marjorie Mc- Shane . . . Mac sews 11 .Erie seam . . . Well, I birl.- First Row of Faculty JOHN MANOAN, Commercial M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh CARRIE LOU MARTIN, Commercial B.S. in Commerce, University of Kentucky CAROLYN MCCLURE, English A.B., University of Florida LORRAINE MCCUTCHEON, English A.B., Stetson University MILDRED MCKENZIE, Mathematics B.S., Mount Union MARJORIE MCSHANE, Bible M.A., Wheaton College HAZEL MERRITT, Mathematics B.S., New York State College for Teachers J. KYLE MILLER, Science M.A., Duke University Second Row of Faculty KATHERINE MINOR, Library B.S., Syracuse - LEONIDAS MINOR. Commercial B.C.S. and A.B.E.. Ohio Northern University and Florida University JEAN MURPHY, History A.B., Alabama M.A., Columbia FRANCES NIPPERT, English A.B., Florida State College for Women CAROLYN PARKER, English A.B., Winthrop College M.A., Duke University HELEN FEAGIN PIIILPOTT, Arts and Crafts A.B. in Art, Florida State College for Women ERNEST RACER, Manual Training St. Petersburg Junior College EVELYN REICHERT, Mathematics A.B., Pennsylvania State Third Row of Faculty LOIS REID, Commercial B.S., University of Kentucky LAUSON B. SKIDMORE. History B.S.A., Cornell University B.S., Syracuse University M.S., University of Toronto WINNIFRED SOLOMON, English B.E., Platteville State Teachers College ELLEN THOMAS, English M.A., Columbia University LIDA TULANE, History M.A., University of Florida CHRISTINE TULL, Home Economics B.S., College of William and Mary VIRGINIA UNCER, Library A.B.. Randolph Macon Women's College CHARLES WHITE, History M.A., University of Michigan Picture to right is: CHARLOTTE WALKER ' A.B., Grove City College CLHSSES r 4 lc .. ,. , .n-. , . . ,I v .. f U nf. Q ,..h... s . . , . . - ,' . 4 . ,. - .- l l .I ,, v ,, 45,4 . hi..-Q. -., - in HAM., , .,l....,. I-A -.- . , , 5 ,D ' 7' 4 SENIOR CLASS 'A' SEPTEMBER: The war is on, and daylight football is the thing! By conserving the electricity it takes to flood the field at night, the Devils will lick the Axis . . . We chose Mrs. Hillman, Mrs. Gay, and Mrs. Davis for our class advisers. With leaders like these we Canit fail to become a prominent senior class. OCTOBER: Everyone's joining the Victory Corps-a national high school wartime organization that offers preparatory classes in land, sea, and air training. NOVEMBER: We sent in our orders for the class rings this month and can't wait to see them shining on our hands . . . nPlant City Prancef' one of the best flings on the year's dance program, was given in honor of our football rivals, Plant City High, and we really Hdid it up rightw. DECEMBER: Well, it's out with the old and in with the new as the curtain rings down on the football sea- son and basketball becomes the athletic attraction . . . We spent a gay evening at 4'The Ladies' Aid of Cackle Cornersn. Fun de luxe and a cheerful earful of good music . . . We all wished each other Merry Christmas and went home for two weeks to have one ourselves. JANUARY: Mid-term exams cast a blue light on each senioris intel- lectual outlook, but we regained our normal hilarity at the 4'Flunker7s Flingfi one of the best dances of the year. FEBRUARY: A class meeting opened the month as we sadly realized how near we were to graduation and that invitations had to be ordered . . . With the close of the basketball season, we threw a dance for our team, 'gThe Basketball Bouncen--a hep hopl MARCH: Oh joy, oh woe! We were measured for caps and gowns after the class rings arrived. What a mixture of feelings gradua- tion brings! APRIL: For the annual senior play we chose to present HCeorge Washington Slept Hereii. Simply hilarious. MAY: The Junior-Senior Prom was lovely. How sad to think that this was our last school dance. JUNE: Once again we struggle through our exams lwe hopell, which are fol- lowed by the ever present Baccalaureate Service. Then, dear Diary, graduation. A chapter of our lives has closed, leav- ing a larger, wider unexplored one to follow. We said goodby to school, friends and teachers, expressing thanks for the interest and friendship shown us in this, our last year. CLASS OFFICERS President ....... BILL LAWTON Vice-President . . ALLEN ANDERSON W Secretary . . . PRISCILLA CLARK Treasurer ..... BARBARA BAYNARD 0 Advisers: . . MRS. HILLMAN, MRS. DAv1s, E MRS. GAY 5 MELvA JEANNE ACKLEY She has a gleam in her eye Brush and Palette Club Service Club Pan-American Club Girls, S Club .lunior Deb Club Intra-mural Basketball AMY HELEN ADAMS A quiet personality we all know and like No-So-We-Ea, Staff Assistant Office Staff National Honor Society lntra-mural Volley Ball Victory Corps f1RGtNIA MARGARET AILSTOCK Virginia has everything-talent, intelligence, personality Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller Phi Epsilum, Vice-President Music Club Home Room, Secretary Ladies' Aid Have a Laugh Orchestra The Man Who Came to Dinneri' A Christmas Caroli' Riding Club Victory Corps ULIETTE ALBEE 'Ullickeyt' Sweet . . . shy . . . successful Home Room, Secretary Library Staff ARLETTA lwlAE ALBRIGHT Super-songster of S. P. H. S. Service Club Junior Deb Club Dramatic Club . WAKREN ALEXANDER, JR. A fellow who can really get things done Rifle Club Band lntra-mural Riflery ESTHER LILLIAN ALLEN Style in her wardrobe . . . and good looks too Palmetto and Pine, junior Edition Office Staff No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller Service Club Tap and Scratch Club Liber Optimus Club Victory Corps, Secretary Knitting Class George Washington Slept Here,' Publicity Committee PEGGY ALLEN Peg is always sincere . . . well- liked girl-about-school Library Staff Faculty Staff V1uG1N1A ALLEN This capable lass is talented in music and writing Home Room, President, Treasurer Glee Club Girl Reserves Orchestra Victory Corps hlARIE ANDERSEN Unbeatable combination-bloml hair and blue eyes Faculty Secretary Victory Corps, Military Drill ALLEN C. ANDERSON Uur '6Key man George Washington Slept Here Palmetto and Pine, Reporter Key Club, President Pan-American Club, Vice- President Dramatic Club lnter-Club Council Senator Chairman Clean-up Committee Senior Class, Vice-President Junior-Senior Prom Decoration Committee Home Room, President, Treasurer, Secretary Ladies' Aidn A'Have a Laughv Library Staff Book Store Victory Corps ANNIE lNlAE ANDERSON Swell sport . . . ardent baseball fan Alpha Psy Victory Corps Nurses Division, Military Training JEAN LOUISE ANDERSON Her dark hair makes a perfect frame for her lovely face Music Club Glee Club Liber Optimus Club Home Room, Secretary Have a Laugh Senator DUKE T. ANGIER A swell guy if there ever was one -handsome, too U. S. Navy S Club Gamma Hi-Y Home Room, President Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, Swimming, Baseball lntra-mural Basketball, Track, Softball Tumbling Team AYNSLEY ARCHROLD Aynsley is amiable Home Room Senator MABEL AVERITT Industrious lass with the pleasant smile Victory Corps BARBARA MARIE BAREWELL Good-looking gal with a fiery personality NO-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Staff Assistant Dramatic Club Spanish Club Junior Deb Club Junior Bundles for America Pan-American Club Liber Optimus Club Victory Corps, Plane Spotting VIRGINIA BARTON Her eyes ever twinkle with frm Palmetto and Pine, Junior Edition Pan American Club, Program Chairman Law Club Phi Epsilum Victory Corps, Community Service Office Staff DORIS lVlAY BASLEY Good luck, Doris . . . Yozive everything it takes Music Club Dramatic Club Glee Club Home Room, President, Vice- President Ladies' Aid Have a Laugh Victory Corps, Nurses' Corps RICHARD BATTEN An interesting conversationali: . . . just naturally nice U. S. Navy MAX BATTLE A likeable cynic . . . never a dui moment in his life Dramatic Club MARJORIE BAUOIIMAN Efficiency expert . . . ideal pal BARBARA lNlARGARET BAYNARD Favorite sweetheart of S. P. H. f Palmetto and Pine, Exchange Editor Junior Edition No-SO-We-Ea, Circulation Staff, Co-Chairman SeniorActivities, Ad Seller Pan'American Club Dramatic Club Handbook Committee I Sophomore Class, Vice-President Junior Class, Vice-President Senior Class, Treasurer Home Room, President, Secretarj Reporter Library Staff Office Staff Football Sponsor Victory Corps, Plane Spotting, Drill Corps,lnternational Code Senator ' Publications Banquet MARY ELIZABETH BAYNARD Curvacious cheerleader and versatile sportswoman No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller Palmetto and Pine, Feature Write Dramatic Club, President Pan-American Club Spanish Club Senator Social Committee Junior Carnival Royalty Home Room, President Ladies' Aid Junior Christmas Play Cheerleader Library Staff Football Sponsor Intra-mural Swimming Victory Corps, Theater Guild George Washington Slept Here AROLYN LOUISE BEAN , She's a darling-sweet and sympathetic W No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller I Pan-American Club Tap and Scratch Club Home Room, Secretary DICK BEARD Dancing feet and dancing eyes Class Night Program Palmetto and Pine, Reporter, Mag- azine Section, Feature Writer No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller Music Club Brush and Palette Club Chairman, Junior-Senior Chapel Committees Have a Laugh 'ladies' Aid Victory Corps, Community Service Junior-Senior Chapel, Chairman .. FRANKLIN BEARD I A blond Hercules-sports ability plus Palmetto and Pine, Sophomore Edition, Art Editor HS Club Intra-Mural Representative Varsity Football lntra-mural Basketball, Track, Softball Wildcat Football VANDA ADELE BEATTY Youill make a super W. A. A. C. 5 -good luck, Wanda Faculty Secretary ID. C. T. MARIE BEAUCHAMP Meet the Mrs. l I l ?tETTY BEELEs X The life of every party . . . always 3 seems to be having a wonderful ' time No-So-We-Ea, Senior Side Lines Tap and Scratch Club Home Room, Secretary George Washington Slept Here, Reserve Seat Committee Ladies' Aid' of Cackle Cornersf' Reserve Seat Committee lntra-mural Volley Ball Victory Corps Faculty Secretary JAMES WILLIAM BELCHER That versatile bandman of TCHOWU Home Room, Secretary Band Victory Corps MARTHA ANN BESNARD Her nimble fingers tickle the ivories Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Music Club Clee Club Home Room, Treasurer S'Have a Laugh TED BEVER A likeable lad . . . 100 per cent all right lbl.-KRGUERITE BLACK In the middle of everything exciting No-So-We-Ea, Circulation, Ad Seller Palmetto and Pine, Circulation, Reporter Dramatic Club Junior Deb Club Service Club Tap and Scratch Club Home Room, President Ladies' Aidi' Theater Guild MARTHA BLACKWELDER Diminutive auburn-haired miss Girls' SH Club Varsity Volleyball, Basketball DICK BLAEDEL Heis gone to work for Uncle Sam KEITH BOCKSTANZ Friendly guy-has a way with the gals Delta HiAY JEAN BOND Lovely to look at and loads of fun No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Staff Junior Bundles for America Home Room, Vice-President Victory Corps, Adjutant, Nurses' Corps FRANK Boom: One of our many I-A's Home Room, President Faculty Secretary OLETA MAE BOOTH Sincerely sweet and charmingly chic Palmetto and Pine, Junior Ad Manager, Reporter, Ad Seller. Circulation Manager of Sophomore and Junior Editions No-So-We'Ea, Ad Seller, Circula- tion Staff, Co-Circulation Man- ager Junior Deb Club, Junior Vice-Pres ident, President Junior Bundles for America, Re- cording Secretary Service Club, Historian National Honor Society Biology Club Senator Publicity Committee, Chairman Junior Chapel Committee Junior-Senior Prom, Princess Junior Carnival Publicity Committee Home Room, Vice-President Class Night Committee Class Will Committee GEORGE Box Life is hard-lefs take it easy! JOE BOYETTE Mechanical master mind D. C. T. PHvLLIs BRANsoN Future Dorothy Thompson Psychology Club BARBARA LOUISE BRINSON Talented in dramutics and music Junior Bundles for America Service Club Pan-American Club Dramatic Club Senator Home Room, President Junior Christmas Play Victory Corps George Washington Slept Here FLORENCE JEANETTE BROWN Her clark beauty is entrancing No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Staff, 3 Senior Side Lines Writer Dramatic Club Service Club Senator , Junior-Senior Prom, Royalty i Committee Home Room, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer Office Staff Victory Corps, Plane Spotting, Drill Squad, Code Class STEWART M. BROWN An all-around good fellow Victory Corps, Sea Service Divisior WILLIAM HEWLETT BROWN A regular cut-up-rivals Bob Hope Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller Publications Banquet, Entertainei Tri-Club Delta Hi-Y Junior Carnival Committee Home Room, President s'Campus Dazev 6'Have a Laugh Ladies' Aid Junior Christmas Play I Varsity Swimming lntra-mural Swimming Victory Corps, Plane Spotting S'Ceorge Washington Slept Here Dow BRUCE lust another Babe Ruth, thati. what he is Key Club Home Room, Vice-President C J. BRYAN Superman in math and English . . . a flair for writing . . . swell pal to all Home Room, President Les Aigles Inter-Club Council Junior Carnival Publicity Committee Victory Corps, Plane Spotting MITCHELL F. BRZOZOWSKI Mitch', is going to travel the world with the Air Corps . . . here's luck! Victory Corps, Captain, Plane Spotting I EMILY BULTYVIANN With a head full of knowledge sheis bound for some College Tap and Scratch Club BETTY ELAINE BURDICK A smile for everyone . . . sheis cute and lots of fun Liber Optimus Club Library Staff Victory Corps, International Code Club HELEN CAROLYN BUSBEE As nice as they come and as grand as they go Palmetto and Pine, Reporter. Junior Edition Pan-American Club, Secretary, Program Chairman Law Club Phi Epsilum Publicity Committee, Senior Play Junior-Senior Prom Invitation Committee Home Room, Secretary Victory Corps, Community Service Roman Banquet FRANK L. CALDWELL, JR. Gets around . . . has himself a time Home Room, Sergeant-at-Arms, Treasurer Varsity Football, Swimming GLORIA CALLENIJAR Career woman with ambition a-plenty D. C. T. Club Secretary Victory Corps, Community Service Rosr: ANN CANNING Refreshing as spring itself No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Junior Deb Club Law Club Home Room, Vice-President, President Victory Corps, Knitting Class GwI:NooLYN GRACE CAREY Tiny-mite with a future bright Tap and Scratch Club Service Club Home Room, Secretary, Treasurer Library Staff Book Store RORERT TOBIAS CARNEY Tall, dark-and barrels of fun No-So-We-Ea, Sports Editor Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Spanish Club Dramatic Club Klick Club Home Room, Vice-President, Secretary Varsity Football, Track lntra-mural Basketball, Track, Bowling Stage Hand Victory Corps, Air Raid Warden 6'George Washington Slept Here VERA CARROLL Her real lashes are dark and alluring George Washington Slept Heref' Business Committee Victory Corps, Community Service FRED CHASTEEN The good humorv man known by all IWILDRED LOUISE CHATHAIVI Quiet and competent . . . fun-loving and friendly DONALD C. CHILDS His blue eyes search out each opportunity-for fun! Sw Club Hi-Y Club Home Room, Vice-President Varsity Football, Track, Baseball lntra-mural Basketball, llorseshoes PRISCILLA RUTH CLARK Four-star girl--reliability, intelligence, personality and beauty NO-So-We-Ea, Assistant Editor, Circulation Staff Palmetto and Pine, Feature Writer, Reporter, Ad Seller Junior Deb Club, Sergeant-at-Arms Junior Bundles for America Service Club Tri-Club Biology Club Senior Class, Secretary Home Room, Reporter Office Staff Faculty Secretary lntra-mural Volleyball Victory Corps, Knitting Class Roman Banquet 'AGeorge Washington Slept Here HOWARD R. CLARKE A-I intellect . . . sailboat enthusi- ast who knows all the ropes . . . someone everybody likes Pan-American Club Delta Hi-Y Senator Victory Corps, Captain, Drill lnstructor MILDRED ANN CLARKE With dancing eyes, to fame sheill rise Palmetto and Pine, Typist, Junior and Sophomore Editions No-SO-We-Ea, Ad Seller Tap and Scratch Club Klick Klub, Reporter Senior Girl Scouts Monitor Have a Laughi' 'ladies' Aid Victory Corps, Community Service, Knitting Class CURTIS CLAUSON Here comes the Navy! MARJORIE CLAWSEN An able artist . . . super in everything NAN ELIZABETH CLI-IGHON lt's nice to be natural when youire naturally nice Music Club Liber Optimus ClIIb, Reporter, Secretary Glee Club Biology Club Have a Laugh 4'Ladies' Aid Victory Corps CHARLIE COAKER Sophistication personified . . personality plus lntra-mural Bowling BUD COIT Tall, auburn-haired Adonis of the basketball court Gamma Hi-Y, Secretary Law Club Monitor Home Room, President Library Staff Varsity Football, Basketball, Golf, Baseball lntra-mural Basketball, Tennis Victory Corps PRISCILLA JOY COLLINS just the sort of friend youid like to have Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Service Club Victory Corps, Adjutant, Plane Spotting, Nurses' Task Force LORRAINE COLMAN Flying in her main interest in many ways Palmetto and Pine, Reporter, Song of Week Editor, Typist, Sophomore Edition, Junior Edition No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Tap and Scratch Club ROBIN CORNELISON Can claim top honors in poetry . . . likeable lass HERBILIVI- REECE COsTON Herbie plus Eddie equals surprisingly good results Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Staff Biology ClIIb, Treasurer Chemistry Club Delta Hi-Y Carnival, Clean-up Committee Home Room, Vice-President Victory Corps, Air Division, Plane Spotting LOIS EvE COULTER Bubbling over with smiles . . . happy-go-lucky Palmetto and Pine, Reporter, Circulation, Ad Seller Monitor Home Room, President. Secretary, Treasurer Library Staff Clinic Office Staff Faculty Secretary lntra-mural Basketball, Swimming, Tennis FREDERICK E. COUNTS Always willing to lend a helping hand . . . big heart Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Staff Music Club, Social Chairman Home Room, Secretary, Treasurer Campus Dazei' Band Orchestra Victory Corps, Air Raid Warden PAT CROSBY Sailing enthusiast . . . a mind of Honor Society caliber DOROTHY TRENI-I CROW Her quiet beauty glows H. T. Y., Secretary Tri-Club Service Club Tap and Scratch Club CAROLYN LEE CUMMINGS With smiling eyes and curly hair . . . she spreads laughter every- where Victory Corps, Plane Spotting, Knitting Class BILL DACY Always ready with a friendly smile . . . happiness ahead JACK E. DADSWELI. Orchids to his impressive speech-making Rifle Club Klick Klub Dramatic Club Senior Chapel Committee Home Room, President, Vice-President Have a Laugh Intra-mural Track, Golf, Tennis, Riflery MARGARFIT ANN DAFFRON Red-head with a victory personality No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Circula- tion, Feature Section Junior Bundles for America Les Aigles, Reporter Dramatic Club Spanish Club Tap and Scratch Club Junior Deb Club Pan-American Club Inter-Club Council Home Room, Vice-President The Mocking Bird Library Staff Office Staff FRANK DAILEY He's lots of fun . . . going far in the future Pan-American Club Dramatic Club Home Room, Treasurer g'Ceorge Washington Slept Here Lois AN NI: DALLY Loves a cheerful earful of good music . . . a peach of a gal Tri-Club, Treasurer Stamp Representative Orchestra Victory Corps, Community Service Chemistry Club WILLIAM WHITNEY DAVENPORT The future world's greatest artist Band PAMELA DIIRIVI: DAVIS Pl, is for Pert-and Pam . . . her record speaks for itself Palmetto and Pine, Sophomore Edition, Literary Editor, Junior Edition Phi Epsilum Dramatic ClIIb, Treasurer Service ClIIb Chapel Committee Point System Committee JIInior-Senior Prom, Invitation Committee Chairman Cheerleader Football Sponsor Literary Contest Victory Corps, Captain Company 1 Sl-ILENA M. DAY Talented as well as attractive Palmetto and Pine, Art Editor, Reporter Home Room, President, Secretary Victory Corps VICTOR DAYAN A mind and a manner of his own Les Aigles, Vice-President National Honor Society, Reporter Victory Corps YVETTE DEEs 0ui, ouif, she is something extra special-tres jolie, tres charmante No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller Tap and Scratch ClIIb Liber Optimus ClIIb Service Club Junior Deb Club Junior Bundles for America Monitor Carnival Committee Home Room, Vice-President Varsity Tennis lntra-mural Tennis Victory Corps EIINICE MARY DECOURCY Perseverance plus personality Liber Optimus Club Library Staff Victory Corps, International Code Class ADRIAN ALLEN DELI' The kind of boy one likes to meet Prom Decoration Committee Varsity Football, Basketball, Track JOHNNY DENNIS A star today and a star l0Ill0ff01fU Pau-American Club, Secretary Key Clllb Tennis Club Home Room, President Cheerleader Library Staff Office Staff Varsity Tennis PEGGY DERBY Beauty and brains combined Palmetto and Pine, News Editor, Ad Seller, Reporter National Honor Society, Secretary Music Club Pan-American Club Junior Deb Club Senior Service Scouts Home Room, Treasurer N GLADYS ANITA Dtcxs Busy as a buzz saw . . . sheill smile her way to fame. Senior Prophecy Committee Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller, Typist, Circulation Staff Service ClIIb Pan-American Club Junior Bundles for America Clinic Victory Corps, Nurses Corps, President HARVI-:Y R. DICKs0N ln my merry Oldsmobile' Social Committee Victory Corps lWARY F. DILLARD A quiet girl but quite a girl. Victory Corps, Plane Spotting JACK DILLON Tops in every classification . . . a streak on the tennis court Delta Hi-Y, Treasurer George Washington Slept Here Tennis Team Chemistry Club DOROTHEA DOBELSTEIN Friendly to all, hostile to none, Always pleasant and lots of fun No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Staff Campus Dazen Have a Laugh Ladies' Aid Library Staff Victory Corps, Plane Spotting. Military Drill Rucc Donor: Man of South American philos- ophy . . . fun-flinging personality Palmetto and Pine, Feature Writer, Reporter No-So-We-Ea, Staff Assistant, Ad Seller Senior Committee Band Victory Corps, Community Service, Plane Spotting CHARLES HERMAN DOERNER He can do anything and rlo it right No-So-We-Ea, Typist lntra-mural Basketball, Track HRL1-:N CHARLOTTE DORNBUSCH As bright as a star . . . so is her diamond Klick Klub junior Bundles for America Senior Service Scouts Service Club Home Room, Secretary, Treasurer Victory Corps Joe DRANE Unbeatable combination-Nancy and foe BUDDY DREYER He and his cornet are insepara- ble . . . a second Harry James Band ALMA A. DRISCOLL Stately and serene . . . always a perfect lady Liber Optimus Club Les Aigles BETTY ANN DRY Has the unusual hobby of collect- ing perfume . . . everyone's her friend George Washington Slept Here Library Staff No-So-We-Ea, Staff Assistant Dramatic Club .lunior Bundles for America Service Club Junior Christmas Play Victory Corps, Plane Spotting DOROTHY DIANA DITNHAM Clubwoman-about-school . . literary flair . . . perfect secretary Palmetto and Pine, Reporter, Literary Writer Girls' S Club Tap and Scratch Club Les Aigles Chemistry Club Service Club Junior Deb Club Junior Bundles for America Home Room, Vice-President, Secretary Office Staff Varsity Archery Victory Corps, International Code Class Mystery Girl of S. P. H. S. GLORIA ANN Encizcoiuse Report to Captain Gloria for Victory Corps information No-So-We-Ea, Annual Staff, Ad Seller Service Club Office Staff Victory Corps, International Code, Adjutant, Senior Adjutant lntra-mural Volleyball MARION ASTRID EDGREN Successfully displays the green and white with her band uniform Glee Club Band Victory Corps, Plane Spotting IRENE EGGLI-:sToN As cate as they come . . . her dancing feet are never still Chemistry Club Victory Corps, Adjutant BETTY MARIPJ- ENGELHART Liked by everyone . . . a cute little Mrs. D. C. T. Club Music Club Clee Club Monitor Home Room, Secretary t'Have a Laughi' Library Staff ' Bond Seller CLARA ERTLING Crazy about horses . . . known by her varied jokes . . . fireworks personality No-So-We-Ea, Girls' Sports Editor, Ad Seller. Circulation Junior Deb Club Service Club Riding Club Chemistry Club Junior Bundles for America Brush and Palette Club St. Petersburg Air Corps Victory Corps, Code Class, Clean- up Committee, Drill Squad MARY ELLEN EvANs Attractive to the oomph degree Les Aigles, Reporter Dramatic Club Victory Corps MARY EVANS Alluring combination of dark hair and dancing eyes . . . a literary flair . . . has dash Palmetto and Pine, Typist Home Room, Secretary, Reporter Victory Corps, Knitting BILLY M. EWART Likes the sporting side of life . . . as manager he's one of the best HS Club Gamma Hi-Y Varsity Football and Track Manager Holm LI:sLIE FARMER Footlile fancier . . . dark-haired lass with lots of charm g'Ceorge Washington Slept Herei' Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Dramatic Club Pan-American Club Service Club llealth Committee Monitor llome Room, Vice-President, Secretary Victory Corps, Community Service PAT FARNswoRTH The V girl-vim, vigor and vitality Victory Corps, Adjutant No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Staff, Ad Seller, Sideline Editor Tap and Scratch Club. President, Secretary Service Club Home Room, Secretary Have a Laughw Hleadies' Aid, Bookkeeper and Ticket Staff Faculty Secretary George Washington Slept Here, Publicity Staff Varsity Volleyball Palmetto and Pine, Typist N.mcY JANE FARRIS Our new inspiration-a gem at conversation George Washington Slept Here Service Club Class Poem Committee No-So-We-Ea, Faculty Editor, Ad Seller Junior Bundles for America Tri-Club Junior Deb Club Victory Corps, Nutrition EI,i1ANoR MAE FERDON There are smiles that make you happy . . . likeable and lookable g'Have a Laugh Victory Corps NANCY Lug FERGUSON Her hobby is living . . . go to it, SquirtU No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller, Circulation Junior Bundles for America Hi-Y Girl Scouts Music Club Service Club lntra-mural Swimming Victory Corps, Nurses' Task Force, Plane Spotting JACK FICKLING Goodlooking as Barrymore and ACTS accordingly Senior Gift Committee Delta Hi-Y Dramatic Club Chemistry Club Publicity Committee Home Room President .lunior Christmas Play Boys' State Victory Corps, Sea Service Divi- sion, Code lnstructor, Military 'Drill Instructor George Washington Slept Here NORMA JUNE FISHBURN A loyal Florida beach fan Shorty! Service Club Library Staff Victory Corps, Knitting JOHN FLEISCHMAN Good fun to everyone HELEN LoIIIsE FLEMING An ardent basketball fan and ideal secretary-to-be. lntra-mural Basketball, Volleyball JEAN ALLEN FLINT Dainty and demure with a heart that is pure Pan-American Club Chemistry Club Biology Club Victory Corps Stamp Representative RUTH E. FOGLE Lovely to look at . . . sweeter than sweet Home Room, President, Secretary, Treasurer Clinic WILLIAM N. FooTE Nonchalant swingster . . . future correspondent Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Staff Dramatic Club Monitor Library Staff VIOLA MAY FORD Photo fancier . . . aspires to be a nurse.. . always willing to do her share and more Palmetto and Pine Circulation No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Business Staff Liber Optimus Club Pan-American Club Band Library Staff Victory Corps, Plane Spotting NANCY V. Fox Mischievous eyes . . . friendly and wise Campus Daze Orchestra lntra-mural Volleyball Victory Corps, Captain, Nurses Corps JOAN DOROTHY FRANK Laughter like a music box Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Law Club, Secretary Brush and Palette Club Dramatic Club Pan-American Club Junior Deb Club Service Club Junior Bundles for America Senator Home Room, Secretary Victory Corps, Captain ETI-IEL LENORA FULFORD Ready for excitement any time Library Staff FRED FULFORD Meet the boy who's going places DOROTHIQA FURBER Sweet and friendly No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Staff, Staff Assistant, Ad Seller Dramatic Club Service Club Have A Laugh Library Staff Victory Corps, Air Force Division, Plane Spotting, Piloting Cap and Gown Committee BARBARA FUTCH A likeable lass with a good deal of class No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Staff Program Committee Palmetto and Pine, Reporter, Typist, Junior Edition lnter-Club Council, Vice- President Junior Deb Club Junior Bundles for America, Social Committee Chairman Tap and Scratch Club Service Club Faculty Secretary Victory Corps, Knitting Class LOWELL FYVOLENT Our own Rubinoff Music Club, Second Vice- President Home Room, President Campus Daze 'tHave A Laugh Ladies' Aid Orchestra Junior Christmas Play Victory Corps, First Aid JIM GALE Blonde wit Chemistry Club Victory Corps, Air Corps Division, Radio Class lntra-mural Basketball George Washington Slept Herei' CATHERINE M. GALLION Gentlemen prefer blondesgespe- cially this one . . - literary flair No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller Palmetto and Pine, Reporter, Feature Writer Music Club Glee Club Tap and Scratch Club Campus Daze Service Club Victory Corps, Women's Volunteer Ambulance Corps Publicity Committee, Senior Play lb'lILDRED GArt:wooo Efficiency plus! Palmetto and Pine, Typist No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller Biology Club Pan-American Club Home Room, Secretary Victory Corps, Adjutant, Community Service, Knitting Class DALE GILBERT S. P. H. Sfs Bob Feller Victory Corps, Radio Class s ANNA MAR GILRI:s Bobbie, Tall and divinely fair No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Tap and Scratch Senator Home Room, Secretary Faculty Secretary Victory Corps, Knitting RALPH K. CIRTON Heis going to spend his life with Nancy Music Club Have A Laughu Orchestra Junior Christmas Play Victory Corps ELAINE GOILRKIL 1 Sweet smile complete with W dimples N Tri Club , Clee Club ' The Ladies' Aid D. C. T. Tap and Scratch Club Bible Club l l Bos GOLDRICK Goldie Carrot-topped Adonis of the 1 backfield 1 HS Club Home Room, Secretary-Treasurer Color Guard Varsity Football, Track lntra-mural Badminton EMOGENE GOOTEL: Half of a cute twin combination t MERLE MAXINE GOOTEE Another twin full of vigor and vim SHIRLEY GORDON Good natured belle', Victory Corps BILL GRANT Outdoor man of sun and sanrl WILLIAM GREENE He makes music . . . ambitious and conscientious . . . on his way up Music Club Orchestra Campus Dazci' Have A Laugh The Ladies' Aid of Cackle Corners Senator French Club Victory Corps Adjutant, Planning Committee VIRGINIA ROSE GREEN A capable and willing worker Service Club Pan-American Club Dramatic Club Junior Deb Club, Vice-President Junior Bundles for America, Historian Home Room, Vice-President Secretary Library Staff Victory Corps NAN GREENLAND She likes to dance. Boys, herels your chance Senior Service Scouts, Treasurer, Scribe Library Staff Victory Corps, Land Service Division WILLIAM DIXON GRESH Track hero . . . bound for success . . . grand kid Senator Home Room, Vice-President Varsity Track ' JOHN GUNSAULLU5 Full of grins . . . a little guy with a knack for model airplanes D. C. T. Stage Crew ALTHINE KULP GUTHRIE One of the sweetest Mrs. of S. P. H. S. Music Club Service Club Campus Daze Have a Laugh 'NE HAAs A skater's delight essence of friendliness CAMILLE ANNE HALL Oh, her lirnpid eyes of blue! No-So-We-Ea, Who's Who, Seniors About School Dramatic Club Pan-American Club Junior Bundles for America Girls, HSN Club Office Staff Varsity Swimming lntra-mural Swimming Football Usher Victory Corps, Community Service, Nutrition Chemistry Club DOUGLAS HANCOCK A skater's dream Rifle Club JAMES B. HANSON He shall have music wherever he goes Music Club Campus Daze Have A Laugh Ladies' Aid Orchestra Junior Christmas Play Victory Corps, Captain DIARY SUE HARKEY We like her southern accent No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller Pan-American Club Service Club Monitor Clinic Victory Corps, Plane Spotting, International Code Class CATHERINE M. HARREL1, She loves the great outdoors Intra-mural Volleyball, Softball Victory Corps, First Aid, Air Raid Warden MARY Lou HARR1s Her hearfs made of gold Glee Club Campus Daze WINFORD S. HARRIS Tell it 'to the Marinesi' U. S. Marines RAYMOND HART He has a big Wharf, Intra-mural Basketball, Track Wildcat Football Mx STERLING HAYS Heis really asterlingi' ELIZABETH l'lENNl'IlVlAN Friendly smile for everyone Music Club Ladies Aid Victory Corps, Captain ROBERT E. H1-:ss Really swell to know . . . here's luck to you, Hob Delta Hi-Y Victory Corps, Plane Spotting, Land Division DOROTHY HEY Cute anrl rapable natur appeal grmle A girl Victory Corps Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Staff Pnrrus ANNE Hinos Brilliant brunette with lots of pep Junior Deb Club PAULINA H1cHNo'rE Her dancing feet will carry her far Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller Home Room, Secretary, Vice- Dramatic Club President, President Faculty Secretary Senior Play, Bookkeeper Victory Corps, Knitting al AMES A. HILL The answer to a maiderfs prayer Senator Varsity Track Manager LUTI-I LIICILLIL HINCHLII-'FE Diligent to the end lANCY G. HINSON Another Mrs.-to-bei' . . . Good Luck, Nancy Intra-mural Volleyball Victory Corps IIERVYN C. Homss Under hair so red, there's wis- dom in his head iRANcss BIYRT HoBsoN With a shimmering red halo and a vivid personality No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Staff, Ad Seller Phi Epsilum, President .lunior Bundles for America ,lunior Chapel Committee Junior Carnival Financial Committee Home Room, President Victory Corps, Community Service National Honor Society ITA NALDI HOFFMAN A popular, attractive girl is shef Sweet and clever as she can be. Palmetto and Pine, Sophomore Edition, Reporter, Circulation Junior Edition, Reporter No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Senior Activity Editor lPan-American Club, Reporter fLaw Club Dramatic Club fjunior Deb Club ITap and Scratch Club Sophomore Reception Committee Prom Decoration Committee Carnival Publicity Committee lHome Room, Vice-President, ' Secretary, Treasurer Library Staff Office Staff Intra-mural Archery Cap and Gown Committee Publications Banquet Victory Corps, Plane Spotter JEANI: HoLLowI:LL Versatile and vivacious . . . a real southern beauty Liber Optimus Club Library Staff Victory Corps, Land Task Division SARA ELIZABETH Hoon Striking', lass Girls, S Club Tap and Scratch Club Monitor lntra-mural Bowling JACK HOSKINS Boy youid like to meet if you haven't already EM MILTT FARRI5 Houcu An ambitious lawyer-to-be . . . everyone likes Farris Home Room, Senator, Stamp Representative Victory Corp, Captain JOYCE Houcr-I Her winning smile and quiet, cooperative ways have endeared her to all of us Victory Corps, Nurses Corps RAY HOWARD Superman of S. P. H. S. DOTTIE HoYLE A perfect brunette . . . stay as sweet as you are Home Room, Secretary, Treasurer Victory Corps ROBERT L. HUDSON Handsome devil,, with a winning smile Su Club, Treasurer Gamma Hi-Y, Vice-President Senator Monitor Varsity Football, Basketball, Golf, Baseball lntra-mural Basketball, Track, Golf, Softball Victory Corps MAY HUEE Perfect lady No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Service Club Home Room, Secretary Victory Corps DOROTHY HUNLEY Her serenity and poise draw admiration from all Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller, Reporter, Exchange Editor No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Music Club Junior Bundles for America .lunior Deb Club Tap and Scratch Club Have A Laugh BILL HUNTER He'll 'gflyv toward success Chemistry Club Spanish Club Victory Corps KATHLEEN ADELE HUTCI-IIsoN A cheerful helper Brush and Palette Club Library Staff ERNEST HUTcHIsoN Tall, dark and handsome GERTRUDE JENEzoN Lustrous black hair and beauty fair Music Club Ladies' Aid Victory Corps, Plane Spotting EMILY FRANCES JOHNSON That little blonde genius . , . blonde bombshell when ideas are scarse No-So-We-Ea, Typist Tap and Scratch Club National Honor Society, Co-Historian Biology Club Service Club lnter-Club Council Home Room, Secretary, Treasure President Roman Banquet Victory Corps, Community Servic' Plane Spotting, International Code Class Joe JOHNSON He waltzes divinely and on skates too Dramatic Club Ladies' Aid Victory Corps, Captain JOYCE JOHNSON Silence is golden Liber Optimus Club Victory Corps, Plane Spotting DAVID JONES Strong, silent and successful. Navy Man STEWART JoNI:s The life of every party MARILYN KEARNEY She has the art of getting along with people No-So-We-Ea, 'gSenior Sidelines , Ad Seller Palmetto and Pine, Reporter, Ad Seller Dramatic Club Tap and Scratch Club Service Club Girls' S Club Home Room, President, Stamp Representative, Carnival Committee Library Staff Book Store Faculty Secretary lntra-mural Volleyball Badminton, Bowling Victory Corps I Baccalaureate Committee Class Night WILLIAM LEE KEEPER Devil may care Delta Hi-Y FRANCES KELLER She has a big smile for everyone Palmetto and Pine, Circulation l No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller D. C. T. Club Victory Corps KEITH KENNETH KELTNER Dynamite comes in small packages Palmetto and Pine, Reporter, Feature Writer Entertainment Committee Home Rome, Reporter Operetta Band Orchestra Cheer Leader Library Staff Victory Corps, Radio Class, Code Class VIARIE ESTELLE KEMPI-:R Quiet and efficient Junior Deb Club Library Staff Faculty Secretary lntra-mural Volleyball, Badminton Victory Corps, Nurses Corps BEN T. KEY Successful in all he undertakes President of the Senate No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Typist Dramatic Club, Second Vice- President Key Club, Treasurer. President School Council Senator Social Committee Carnival Location Committee S'Campus Daze ,Iunior Christmas Play Cheer Leader Victory Corps, Captain George Washington Slept Here Senior Class Adjutant Florida Boys, State Bl-JATRICE KINI4 Just the kind of friend to have Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Tap and Scratch Club Home Room, Secretary Victory Corps CI-:LIA ESTHI-LR KING Dainty and rlemure Tri-Club, Secretary Brush and Palette Club lnter-Club Council Ladies' Aid Have A Laugh Victory Corps, Adjutant, Plane Spotting JORDAN KING Weire wishing you the best of everything Brush and Palette Club, President DICK THOMAS KIRK An all-around goozl sportsman Gamma Hi-Y Varsity S Club Law ClIIb Home Room. President Color Guard Varsity Football, Swimming lntra-mural Basketball, Track lVlARY lVlALONE KIRKPATRICK We all love her for her sunny disposition Palmetto and Pine, Literary and Feature Editor, Circulation, Literary Editor of Junior Edition Tap and Scratch Club Junior-Senior Prom Decoration Committee lntra-mural Volleyball Victory Corps, Community Service, Drill Corps JOHN S. KLIPPLE A quiet boy, but quite a boy! Liber Optimus, President Delta Hi-Y, Vice-President Biology Club Varsity Track JACQUELYN ROSE KNEELAND Her fair hair is her shining glory Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Home Room, Senator Faculty Secretary Victory Corps, Adjutant, Communications Club Jov VIRGINIA KNIFE She's a .loy,, to know No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Circulation Manager Inter-Club Council Girls' S Club Pan-American Club Junior Deb Club Junior Bundles for America Service Club Tap and Scratch Club Tri-Club Chapel Committee Office Staff Football Sponsor lntra-mural Archery Victory Corps, Plane Spotting, Community Service George Washington Slept Here , Business Staff ELEANOR KNOWLES Lovely to look at, delightful to know EUGENE KOHLER A whiz on the checker board . . . thoughtful and intelligent Home Room, President COLONEL ARNOLD KRAMER A fun-loving, likable sort of chap PIHIII. KURTZ Happy-go-lucky Phil Home Room, Reporter Band Color Guard GAYLE FLORINE LAMPRICH As sweet as she looks Service Club Monitor Home Room, Reporter Book Store Victory Corps, Plane Spotting lVlYRIAM DAVIS LARKINS Mimi, likes to read and play! will be a secretary some day Library Staff STARR LATIMER He loves life's lighter moments Wildcat Football lntra-mural Basketball PRISCILLA ELIZABETH LAUGHNER A real person- There will never be another youi' Dramatic Club Pan-American Club Spanish Club Clean-up Committee Junior-Senior Prom Entertainment Chairman Home Room, Treasurer, Vice-President 'AHave A Laugh Ladies, Aid of Cackle Corners George Washington Slept Here Victory Corps EMORY LAVENDER Height is not always might MS Club Member Varsity Football Home Room, Vice-President Victory Corps, Plane Spotting, Adjutant National Honor Society E. MARTIN LAW With him something's always up D. C. T. Club, Vice-President Home Room, President Vice-President Campus Daze Pygmalion , Ticket Staff Victory Corps, Defense Work BILL LAwToN He'll probably be president of the United States some day Delta Hi-Y School Council Senior Class President Junior Class President Varsity Football ARTHUR LEACII Slide it, Mr. Trombonelu ROSELLA LEACHMAN Lovely dark curls Service Club Victory Corps BETTY CAROLINE LEE Always willing to help Music Club Library Staff Book Store Faculty Secretary Victory Corps ROBERT J. LELAND Heill be a flying suuess in the Navy Air Corps Delta Hi-Y MARY JEAN LETSINGER Her winning way won everyone Music Club Phi Epsilum Liber Optimus Club Home Room, President Roman Banquet National Honor Society BEATRICE ANNE LEWIS Big brown eyes! Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Service Club Pan-American Club Social Committee Monitor Home Room, President, Vice-President Victory Corps National Honor Society DOROTHY LIBBY A future Florence Nightingale Victory Corps, Nurses Corps MULLY KATHRINE LIMERICK Liked for her sweet disposition and graceful beauty Dramatic Club Junior Deb Club Pan-American Club Girls' SH Club Secretary, Sophomore-Junior Class Football Sponsor Intra-mural Archery Victory Corps, Community Service, Nutrition and Knitting Classes G. LI-:sLIE LIMROTH A regular fella Home Room, Vice-President lntra-mural Basketball LOIS LIVINGSTON A sincere, hard worker Library Staff Faculty Secretary ROBERT' W. LONG Never a dull moment when he's around Klick Klub Home Room, Vice-President Varsity Football Manager Victory Corps, Plane Spotting, Air Raid Warden VIRGINIA LIICKHAM Strawberry blontle . . . quiet arul attractive Spanish Club Library Representative Volleyball Team RHETTA MAE LUTZ Cute and capable Palmetto and Pine, Reporter Tap and Scratch Club Dramatic Club Pan-American Club Home Room, Reporter Have A Laugh' Office Staff Book Store Faculty Secretary lntra-mural Volleyball. Badminton Victory Corps NIARTIIA ANN BIANGOLD As pretty as the flowers she wears in her hair Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Staff Service Club Junior Deb Club Library Staff Office Staff Faculty Secretary MARY EvIaI.INA MARDIS Secretarial inclination . . . 100W behind the Victory Corps Clean-lip Committee Library Staff Office Staff Victory Corps, Adjutant DICK MARING Fun is where you firtfl It . . . a-fishing he will go Pan-American Club Boa MARRIOTT ulnches do not make the man, Dokts ELEANOR MARSH Cheerful little earful- and eyeful Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Ad Manager, Business Staff Junior Bundles for America, Treasurer Junior Deb Club Pan-American Club Service Club Senator Victory Corps, Plane Spotting LOIS GENE MARTZ Peaches and cream complexion Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller, Circulation No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Who's Who Editor Service Club Junior Bundles for America Junior Deb Club Home Room, President, Vice- President, Secretary, Treasure Reporter Campus Daze Victory Corps JEANNE RUTH MCAFFRY Jeannie with the light brown hair No-So-We-Ea, Art Staff Service Club Brush and Palette Club Home Room, Secretary Varsity Basketball, Volleyball lntra-mural Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis Victory Corps. Plane Spotting NORMAN MCBRIDLL A regular guy VIRCINIA MCBRIFZN Full of Cinger,' . . . tlanring feet US Club lntra-mural Basketball s ELWOOD MCCORD Let's have some funl' S Club Home Room, Vice-President Varsity Football ANITA MCCURDY Brilliance plus Palmetto and Pine, Feature Writer Music Club Pan-American Club, Vice- President Junior Bundles for America Inter-Club Council, President Senator Junior Carnival, Finance Chairman Home Room, Vice-President Library Staff Clinic Literary Award Victory Corps, Civilian Defense TOM MCDANIEL As amiable as the summer sun Delta Hi-Y Liber Optimus Club Pan-American Club Home Room, Secretary Varsity Track, lmps lntra-mural Track Victory Corps, Production Service Division National Honor Society JEWEL NICDONALD Those long eye-sweepersl Have A Laugh lntra-mural Basketball, Volleyball CLARENCE WESLEY MCKEE Big M ac-our Devil Delta Hi-Y, Reporter National Honor Society Senator Prom Committee Junior Carnival Committee Monitor Junior Class Vice-President Senior Class Vice-President Home Room, President, Vice-President The Mocking Bird Campus Daze Color Guard Varsity Football, Track Olympia Through the Agesu Athletic Council JACK EDWARD McKEE McKee is the real McCoy-and twice as good-looking Home Room Vice-President, Secretary lntra-mural Basketball, Track, Volleyball BETTY J. MCKINNEY Tall and graceful-a second Venus Victory Corps ALExA MCLANE Energetic as you like them Library Staff Office Staff Donorl-IY FAITH MCLAUGHLIN Dark beauty . . . star of the tennis court Girls' S Club No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Circulation Staff Spanish Club Service Club Dramatic Club Brush and Palette Club Liber Optimus Club Junior Bundles for America Varsity Tennis lntra-mural Volleyball, Tennis Victory Corps, Plane Spotting Knitting Class JAMES MCLAUGHLIN H e's swell to know U. S. Navy ALLEN MACLEOD Strike up the band, boys! Music Club Band Victory Corps, Plane Spotting Varsity Baseball Romanr MClNiULLEN A good friend to everyone- ready, willing, and able 1 LAURA ELIZABETH MEARES Dark loveliness . . . poise and personality . . . southern Miss No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller Service Club Spanish Club Senator Victory Corps GERALDINE MPIARS ferry will make a wonderful nurse, clon't you think? Victory Corps JAMES L. TVTEEKS A whiz at raclio-11 whiz out skates D. C. T. Clult Home Room, Treasurer SHIRLEY MALI MERRY Cute little bundle of joy Home Room, Secretary Victory Corps, Community Service DOROTHY HELEN MEssNER Smiling and likeable . . sincere friend Library Staff Victory Corp, International Code Class BARBARA JEAN METCALE Irresistible dark eyes . . . stay as sweet U5 you ZZF6' Tap and Scratch Club Biology Club Service Club .lunior Bundles for America Phi Epsilum Home Room, Secretary Roman Banquet Victory Corps, Adjutant, Nurses Corps LOUISE METZGER She serves with a smile Les Aigles, President Victory Corps, Plane Spotting National Honor Society DOROTHY METZLLLR Miss Poise of S. P. H. S. Palmetto and Pine, Business Manager, .lunior Ad Manager No-So-We-Ea, Ad Staff, Circulation Staff .lunior Deb Club, Treasurer Junior Bundles for America. Publicity Chairman Service Club Pan-American Club Biology Club Library Staff Victory Corps, Plane Spotting Baccalaureate Committee BETTY A. TVTEYER Sweet and sunny N0-So-We-Ea, Circulation Staff Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Staff Pan-American Club Service Club ANNALI-:E TVTILLDOLLAR With a million-dollar song her heart Clee Club Tri-Club Law Club Liber Optimus Club Campus Daze Have A Laugh Ladies' Aid Library Staff Victory Corps, Plane Spotting, Nurses Corps NTARGARET MADON NA MILLER Poised and serene . . . as fragi and dainty as a piece of pretty china Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller Library Staff iVTARSHALL DUNLAP MILLER High-calibre mind . . . one our favorites Chemistry Club Home Room, Treasurer , in le Of Victory Corps, Radio Code, Drill Instructor . P. MILLER 1 Curtain going up Palmetto and Pine, Make-Up Editor 1 Chemistry Club D. C. T. Club Stage Electrician Victory Corps, Adjutant, Radio I Class RUTH LOUISE MILLER I . I As sunny as her name is '6Sunny 1 Music Club Junior Bundles for America Tap and Scratch Club Rifle Club Campus Daze '6Have A Laugh Ladies' Aid Orchestra Library Staff Faculty Secretary lntra-mural. Riflery Victory Corps BARBARA MILLIKEN Pleasant pal to have around Liber Optimus Club Victory Corps VILES MILLSAP Mortis our favorite screwball . . . plays sizzling tennis . . . capable with the pen Palmetto and Pine, Reporter Key Club, Secretary Home Room, President, Vice- President, Reporter Varsity Tennis lntra-mural Basketball, Track V. H. MITCHELL, JR. flock Grid-iron hero-perfect gentleman Home Room, Vice-President Junior Christmas Play Varsity Football, Track Victory Corps, Captain ZHARLES THEODORE MOHR Ted His camera eye catches everything Key Club Victory Corps, Code Instructor MARIE ANTOINETTE MOLTERE Refreshing personality . . . tennis that's tops . . . reliability plus Palmetto and Pine, Circulation No-So-We-Ea, Business Manager, Ad Seller, Circulation Staff .Junior Deb Club Service Club Pan-American Club Biology Club .Junior Bundles for America, Corresponding Secretary Girls' Sn Club Home Room, President, Secretary, Treasurer Library Staff Varsity Tennis lntra-mural Basketball, Archery, Volleyball, Tennis Victory Corps, Plane Spotting General Chairman of Class Night National Honor Society HEILEN MARIE MONTAOUE Newcomer who has won our hearts Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Staff Service Club Victory Corps, Sergeant, Plane Spotting ELSIE JANE MOORE So quaint and dainty- .lust a perfect lady No-So-We-Ea, Co-Editor Les Aigles, Secretary Riding Club Social Committee Senior Play Committee Home Room President Victory Corps George Washington Slept Here SHIRLEY lVl00RE We like her . . . let's have Moorel' Junior Deb Club Music Club Junior Bundles for Britain Library Staff Tri Club Junior Bundles for America Have a Laughu L'Ladies' Aid BETTY JANE MORANN Calling Nurse Morannl Service Club Liber Optimus Club Inter-Club Council Home Room, Vice-President Victory Corps, Nurses Corps, Plane Spotting DANE ROLAND MORELAND Good-natured, quiet and well- liked . . . bombshell at basketball Delta Hi-Y Bible Club Varsity Basketball lntra-mural Basketball, Track Football Manager Basketball Manager Victory Corps , .l.....ti1 HENRY N. MowRY A happy-go-lucky guy who loves life's lighter moments Band Orchestra Color Guard RUBY MUENCH Ever faithful to school and friends No-So-We-Ea, Representative MARTHA JANE MUL1-IOLLEM Her singing is as pleasing as her personality Junior-Senior Prom, Entertainment Committee Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller, Feature Writer No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller Pan-American Club Tri-Club Junior Deb Club Service Club Biology Club Chapel Committee Home Room, President, Secretary Have A Laugh Junior Christmas Play Office Staff Football Sponsor Victory Corps, Community Service PHYLLIS MUNSKE A real person . . . has a flair for Chemistry MARY MARGITERITE MIIRPHY Pretty, petite and so very sweet Junior Bundles for America, Vice-President Service Club Social Committee Office Staff MARGARET ROSALIE MYRICK Lady of the press . . . vim, vigor, vivacity Palmetto and Pine Assistant Editor, Paper Distributor, Ad Seller, Reporter Home Room, Reporter Victory Corps National Honor Society MARY K. NASH A sweet attractive kind of grace Les Aigles Klick Klub Library Staff Victory Corps, Nutrition, Community Service REX NAsH A regular sort of fella intra-mural Basketball, Track ROY DANIEL NEAL A second Benny Goodman Palmetto and Pine Reporter Music Club Spanish Club Band intra-mural Basketball MARJORIE NEET Our own art editor and future artiste No-So-We-Ea, Art Editor Brush and Palette Club, Presiden Klick Klub Service Club National Honor Society Victory Corps, Community Servic LARRY NEIPLING Good at any task GEORGE NELLE Success is his for the asking Dramatic Club Ladies' Aid Junior Christmas Play, Stage Han XNN CLAIRE NELSON We all aclmire her sweetness and intelligence Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller N0-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Senior Picture Editor Biology Club Junior Deb Club Service Club Health Committee Junior Carnival Committee Victory Corps, Plane Spotting, Piloting National Honor Society UUA Nesics A little bit of spice-petite and nice Phi Epsilum Biology Club Chemistry Club Tap and Scratch Club lnter-Club Council National Honor Society Home Room, Vice-President Library Staff Office Staff Yictory Corps LORIA NLWMAN Perl with pleasant ways Facility Secretary Victory Corps Palmetto and Pine. Reporter ufleorge Washington Slept Here . Business Staff ARQUIN NICHOLS Admirable track record . . flying's his career-to-be Track RNEsT Nicks His heart is in his dancing Home Room, President Varsity Track lntravmural Basketball, Track 01.l.Y ANNA NOBLITT She lends richness to ordinary 1 things Victory Corps Matty FltANci1s Nuzt'M The peop1e's choice Palmetto and Pine, Editor-in-Chief, Reporter, Circulation, Ad Seller .lunior Edition, Editor-in-Chief, Sophomore Edition, Editor- in-Chief Ntm-Sta-We-Ea, Circulation Staff PanAAmerican Club, President .lunior Deb Club .lunior Bundles for America Stamp Club, Vice-President Chemistry Club Creative Writers' Club National Honor Society, Treasurer Junior Academy of Science, State Secretary Biology Club School Council Publicity Committee llealth and improvement Committee Junior Carnival, Publicity Chairman llome Room, President, Reporter Have A Laugh, Publicity Chairman Klan Who Came to Dinner , Publicity Staff Football Sponsor Victory Corps, Nurses Division ,lt Ni: Nl,-XRIE OlBl'lRRY Oh, what a berryf Cirls, HS Club Tap and Scratch Club Nlonitor lntra-mural Basketball S,-ml Ooom Tall, dark and hanzisollze . . . answers erery nzaiden's pray er S Club Yiee-President Home Room, President Color Guard Football Alternate Captain intra-mural Track CAitoi.YN Vutciuia 0,HARA Smooth sophistication Junior Deb Club Senator Victory Corps, Nurses Corps Tuosms CAR1'igit Ona Has the art of getting along with people No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller Klick Klub Pan-American Club Cap and Gown Committee Doius EHLLYX OUTLER A friendly smile ready for everyone she meets Junior Bundles for America Service Club Tap and Scratch Club Campus Daze Library Staff Facility Secretary Bond Seller FLO OVERLEY Soothing as a lnllaby Victory Corps George Washington Slept Here, Publicity Staff BETTY OVERMAN Sober but not serious . . . Quiet but not idle Library Staff JACK OWNBEY Has a knack for quiet, sincere friendship National Honor Society Lots PALMER A personality of her own D. C. T. Club Dramatic Club Senator MAXWELL PARISH He's always on the go! Palmetto and Pine No-So-We-Ea Victory Corps, Post-War Planners EMERSON PARKER Look out, girls! Band, Sergeant Victory Corps, Plane Spotting PRESTON PARKER live got spursi' . . . capable and co-operative DEWEY PEACOCK Strictly a one-girl man BILL PEARSON An all-right guy Home Room, President BETTY JANE PERRY A blonde fury of variety Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller Law Club Spanish Club Dramatic Club Pan-American Club Prom, Serving Committee Home Room Secretary, Sergeant: at-Arms Office Staff Football Sponsor Soph. Dance Queen Faculty Secretary Victory Corps, Knitting, Ambulance Corps 'gHave a Laugh CHARLES A. PERRY Watch the birdie, please, and smile! No-S0-We-Ea, Staff Photographe Klick Klub, Vice-President, Secretary Ground Committee Senator Book Store lntra-mural Basketball National Honor Society BARBARA JEAN PHILBIN A dainty dish Tap and Scratch Club Chemistry Club 'ladies' Aid Band Library Staff Victory Corps National Honor Society lILL L. PHILLIPS Quiet but he's some fun! Law Club Victory Corps, Adjutant Bond Seller OIs PINCKARD She will go places Dramatic Club Clee Club Monitor Home Room, Secretary, Treasurer Band Intra-mural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball UCILLE PINCKARD Active little miss Girl Reserve 4-H Club Dramatic Club Pep Club Clee Club D. C. T. Sub-Deb Basketball lETTY LEE PLAYFORD My lady here is Music Club Campus Daze Have a Laugh Victory Corps, Knitting Class ORA ELLEN POPE She is a phantom of delightn Victory Corps, Plane Spotting ICK POPE Outstanding athlete . . . knows how to win friends . . . here's luck with the Marines, Dick! JOYCE lNlARIE POPE Happy is the bride the sun shines ann Girls, Sw Club Communication Club Library Staff lntra-mural Volleyball Victory Corps, International Code JIMMY PORTER Blond piece of variety Victory Corps PEGGIE POTTER Pep personified Music Club Dramatic Club Campus Dazei' Have a Laugh Varsity Basketball, Volleyball Intra-mural Badminton Victory Corps, Ambulance Corps D. C. T. ClIIb LACOY POUNDS Give a cheer for Lb.,, Stamp Representative SH Club, President Inter-Club Council Gamma Hi-Y Club Home Room, President Color Guard Varsity Football, Basketball Swimming Intra-mural Horseshoes Victory Corps, Captain EDWIN WILLIAM PRESCOTT Glamour boy forever Senator Band Victory Corps, International Code ARLENE lNlARIE PRESTON Third finger left handi' Library Staff Book Store Victory Corps, Nurses Corps ,, ..T. - LORRAINE PROULX Sure to be a super-secretary . . . personality plus No-S0-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Staff Assistant Tap and Scratch Club Service ClIIb Home Room, Treasurer Office Staff Faculty Secretary Victory Corps, Knitting Class, Military Drill DEXTER D. RAMBO One of the gang . . . fun lo have around Rifle Club Intra-mural Basketball lVlARJORIE JI-LAN RAwsON Miss Popularity . . . frhnrrning as a picture Palmetto and Pine, Reporter Brush and Palette Club, Secretary Tap and Scratch Club, Vice-President Prom Hostess Faculty Secretary Home Room, President BILLY REEIJER S.P.H.Sfs man of the ,lllllf US Club Gamma Hi-Y School Council, President, Vice- President, Secretary School Government, President, Vice-President, Secretary Clean-up Committee Head Monitor Junior-Senior Carnival Crowning Committee Home Room, President 'ladies' Aidi' Varsity Football, Golf, Baseball Intra-mural Basketball, Golf Victory Corps BETTY Russ There's always fun when she's around DICK REICI-I Where Dick is, there fun is also Key Club Senator Home Room, Treasurer Victory Corps, Plane Spotting lNlAR'l'HA RICHARDSON Pardon my Southern accent Service Club Music Club Home Room, Secretary Victory Corps, Plane Spotting LOIIIsIa RICKETTS Lively lady . . . appealing smfl Service Club Victory Corps CI-:OReI-1 RIDGELY Very handy with zz gunl Rifle Club Home Room, Vice-President Band intra-mural Basketball, Riflery Victory Corps DOROTHY ERNI:sT1NIe RIDINGER Quiet sophistication N11-S11-We-Ea, Representative, A Seller, Circulation Staff Junior Bundles for America Tri-Club Service Club Home Room, Secretary, Treasure Have a Laugh 'ladies' Aid lntra-mural Basketball, Volleybal Victory Corps, Air Corps Divisio National Honor Society NTARVIN G. ROBBINS Competent and Co-operative Home Room, Treasurer, Vice-President Key Room intra-mural Volleyball, Softball, Bowling CHARLOTTE ANN ROBERTS A friend of everyone Dramatic Club Palmetto and Pine, Sophomore Edition, Junior Edition, Circulation Home Room, Reporter Library Staff intra-mural Basketball National Honor Society DON ROBISON Personality man Palmetto and Pine, Sports Reporter Chemistry Club, President Les Aigles, Vice-President Delta Hi-Y, Treasurer National Honor Society, President Publicity Committee Prom Program Committee Varsity Tennis lntra-mural Basketball ELEANOR Room When did you leave heaven? No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Club Editor Biology Club, Reporter Junior Deb Club Service Club Tri-Club .lunior Bundles for America llealth Committee Carnival Committee Chairman Home Room, Stamp Representative lntra-mural Badminton Victory Corps, Nutrition Course Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller, Junior Edition Publications Banquet Pioneer Exhibit Chairman Senior Play Committee George Washington Slept Herel' National Honor Society BROWNIE Rooms A Bundle,, of fun Student Government, President D. A, R. Good Citizenship Award Palmetto and Pine. Junior Ad Manager, Business Manager, Junior Edition, Ad Seller, Re- porter, Circulation No-So-We-Ea. Ad Seller, Co4Picture Director ,lunior Bundles for America, Presi- dent, Program Chairman Dramatic Club Girls' S Club Service Club Pan-American Club ,lunior Deb Club Chapel Committee. Chairman Junior-Senior Prom. Decoration Committee .lunior Carnival, Chairman Home Room, Vice-President, President Varsity Archery Victory Corps, Captain. Knitting Class Publications Banquet CAROLYN Rooms She juggles diamond balls-but expertly! Girls, S Club Varsity Volleyball lntra-mural Basketball. Track. Archery, Volleyball, Badminton, Softball Victory Corps, Radio Communica- tions Club WILLIABI COLEMAN ROGERS, JR. The boy with that classic college look Book Store Varsity Basketball lntra-mural Basketball Victory Corps, Sea Service Division FRANCES CAROLYN ROPP A pleasant S. P. H. S. memory Home Room, President Clinic Victory Corps, Nurses Task Force MARY ELIZABETH Rom' Someone you should know Home Room, Secretary, Reporter Clinic Victory Corps, Nurses Task Force National Honor Society JACK Ross A likeable fellow is '6Ross the Ruthlessl' S Club Sophomore Class, Treasurer Home Room, President Varsity Football AI DREY RoTHBLA1'1' Science is her dish . . . quiet courtesy Biology Club, Secretary D. C. T. Club Home Room, Secretary Library Staff Victory Corps National Honor Society Dox Rowi: Always on the go-especially on a boat Delta lli-Y lntra-mural Basketball CHARLOTTE ANNETTE RCNDT A pert little miss we must insist Dramatic Club Music Club Liber Optimus Club Alpha Psy Campus Daze Victory Corps, First Aid JIINE Rtfss Adds a dash of fun JACK SADLER Hold it, pleasel ,lark is taking a picture Palmetto and Pine, Make-Lp As- sistant, Staff Photographer No-So-We-Ea, Staff Photographer Klick Klub, President National Honor Society Les Aigles, Sergeant-at-Arms D. C. T. Club lnter-Club Council Senator Stage Crew Junior Academy of Science EYELYN MAnu3 SALSBITRY A pleasanl companion always Liber Optimus Club BTARJORIH Louisa SANni:ns A striking brunelle with plenty of sparkle Tap and Scratch Club Clee Club Junior Bundles for Ann-rica Service Club Home Room, President Campus Daze Faculty Secretary lntra-mural Volleyball Victory Corps, Captain l'l'VllLY Sawnaowskr You'z'e made a lasting impression Les Aigles Tap and Scratch Club Chemistry Club Victory Corps, Nurses Corps, Plane Spotting Vutc1NIA ANNE SAPP We love her golden hair and super-swell disposition Palmetto and Pine, Typist No-So-We-Pla, Ad Seller Service Club Spanish Club Home Room, Reporter Victory Corps DOXALD S. SAXER 'Bout the best and busiest ad manager we know Palmetto and Pine, Advertising Manager Senator Library Staff Victory Corps lv JAt:Qtu':I,1NE Biinwlcii SCARBOROIIGH One of our favorite high school IIIPIIIIIFITES . . . efficiency plus Campus Daze Have a Laugh iotory Corps Evizmw LILLIAN SCIIMIDT An, energetic P. and P. worlfer we all know Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Manager, Reporter, Exchange Editor, Sophomore Edition Tap and Scratch Club, Treasurer Pan-American Club ,lunior Bundles for America Service Club .lunior Carnival, Publicity Committee Home Room. President Vit-tory Corps. Nurses Corps National Honor Society Mum Stznmnr lltra-smooth is .she Home Room, Vive-President, Secretary Victory Corps, Nutrition Course C.A'l'lMlttM: ROWAN St:HMI'1'Z Arrerzt on fun Library Staff Xin-tory Corps, llome Room Ad jutant, Clean-llp Committee, Nurses Corps NIARY Jaxx Scnoipvviz She Service Clubs aroitnrl wil lots of pep No-So-We-Ea, Ad Seller, Assistan Ad Manager L Service Club, President junior Bundles for America Junior Deb Club Dramatic Club Home Room, Secretary, Treasurer Reporter Yit-tory Corps, Plane Spotting, President Knitting Division BETTY SCRANTON She and Cora Ellen are insepar able . . . hard to decide whic one to like better Palmetto and Pine, Reporter Victory Corps, Plane Spotting ACK SEAMAN Easy to look at . . . easy to like Key Club Library Staff Home Room, President 'RANGES WICKHAM SEIJIJON Newcomer whols the rage . . . flair for writing . . . authorshipis her destination Palmetto and Pine, Reporter Junior Bundles for America, Historian Varsity Basketball Intra-mural Volleyball Victory Corps, Nurses Task Force, President, Drill Class, Driller, Plane Spotting, Tin Can Drive First Aid Los SEcEIis Hope you will attain the goal of success as easily as your basketball goals, Bobl Gamma Hi-Y Varsity 'ASH Club Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball hor SELLERS Athletic rniss-shels a Mrs. now Girls' S Club Varsity Basketball, Swimming, Volleyball lntra-mural Basketball, Track, Archery, Volleyball, Badminton, Softball, Bowling ,AUL SHACKLEY W A master-mind with a bass , voice I IARGARET SHEALY Grade-A pal . . . our dancing daughter FRANCES SHERIDAN China girl who revolutionized St. Pete . . . brunette smoothie Les Aigles Phi Epsilum, Secretary Junior-Senior Prom, Decoration Committee, Chairman Victory Corps, Community Service RODNEY STUART SHIPPEY One of the best Rifle Club Intra-mural Basketball, Volleyball, Riflery JANE SHROPSHIRE JI She shall have music wherever she goes Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Staff No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Staff Dramatic Club Music ClIIb, President Glee Club Tri-Club Senator Senior Chapel Committee 6'Have a Laughv Ladies' Aid Library Staff Office Staff Football Sponsor IHITH-mllfal Volleyball Victory Corps, Community Service Senior Play Committee Senior Song Committee National Honor Society IvI SHIIMWAY A gentleman to the finger tips Senator Monitor Class Officer Operettas, All Years Library Staff WILLIAM S. SIMPSON You can always depend on Bill Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Pan-American Club Delta Hi-Y Club Home Room, Vice-President Victory Corps, Captain, Plane Spotting National Honor Society ROSE IRENE SIMS A little bit of loneliness No-So-We-Ea, Assistant Business Manager Music Club Dramatic Club Junior Bundles for America Junior Deb Club Home Room, President, Vice- President, Secretary HCampus Daze Hlrlave a Laughi' Victory Corps, Plane Spotting EDWARD JOHN SLAUGHTER His favorite pastimes are hitch-hiking and jitterbugging Home Room, President Varsity Track BOB SMITH Gifted with a lively sense of humor DONALD JAMES SMITH 'Three cheers now, everyonefi' Dramatic Club Gamma Hi- Y Home Room, Vice-President Cheer Leader lntra-mural Basketball, Bowling RAMONA SMITH Friendliness and good nature make this lass appealing Les Aigles Victory Corps SHIRLEY SMITH A blue-eyed maiden who can really blues sing JAMES SNELLING lt's good to be alive lntra-mural Swimming JUANITA ANN SORRELL Lilceahle Lady Tap and Scratch Club Victory Corps, Plane Spotting LILLIE SORRELLS Blonde Mrs. Tap and Scratch Club Liber Optimus Club LadieS' Aid RENA ESTELLE SPARKS Little, likeable and laugh-lovin Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Biology Club, Vice-President Tap and Scratch Club, Vice- President Junior Bundles for America Inter-Club Council Home Room, Treasurer, Secretal Office Staff lntra-mural Archery MIRIAR1 ELIZABETH SPEER Plying her needle and threat . . . cheerful company Home Room, Stamp Representativ Library Staff MILES STANDISH Super Track Man of S. P. H. . . . Sailhad the Sinner LAWRENCE STANFIELD xHave a shark on me, says Boots JEANETTE STANLEY Ereryorze loves HSATIIIIIY-7 . . ultra in every way . . . dresses with 110317, Palmetto and Pine, Typist No'So-We-Ea. Ad Seller Pan-American Club Service Club Senator Home Room, Secretary Victory Corps, Clean-l p Committee Lots ETHET. STAPLES A swell example of the well-rlresserl .Uiss No-So-We-Ea. Sideline Writer Palmetto and Pine, Circulation Staff Service Club Junior Bundles for America .lunior Deb Club Clean-lp Committee Home Room. Treasurer Rand Yictory Corps, Plane Spotting JEAN Srtxscu l'ery quiet but Very nice Phi lipsihun. Vice-President National Honor Society i BETTY JEAN STI-IELE I:'rerybo1ly's frienfl Chemistry Club Victory Corps, Nurses Corps lWlAlttLARl-lT M. STEGALI, Hard working little nurse-lo-be Yictory Corps. Nurses Corps WVILMA A. STEILQER S'You must have been a beautiful babf' Ticket Committee Victory Corps LYLE STILES lt ice to hare arounrl ,ll,1.1A ANN STILL ,lurly is a cute little blantle Yictory Corps, Plane Spotting National'Honor Society HELEN BTARIE STONE A hara' zvorlring happy hep-ral . . . pretty as a pieture4nice frame, too . . . let her reevrrl spealt' No-So-We-Ea. Feature Editor. .Ml Seller, Junior Representative Palmetto and Pine, Business Manager Sophomore Edition. Atl Seller, Reporter Junior Bundles for America, Ways and Means Chairman ,lunior Deb Club, Vice-President, Treasurer National Honor Society. Nice- President Dramatic Club Service Club Pan-American Club Senator Social Committee Chairlnan Junior Class. Treasurer Home Room. Secretary. Treasurer Roman Banquet Victory Corps. Platte Spotting Publications Banquet George Yvashington Slept llc-re MAX RNYTVIOND STox'En Hes a regular fellau' Delta lli-Y. Treasurer Home Room. Yiee-President Varsity Track lmps SHIRLI-IY HARRIETT STRIWI Strunzboagie-wnzrl you should see her play--in fact. you shoulrl see her perijul Clean-l p Campaign Palmetto and Pine. Reporter Dramatic Club Home Room. President Latlies' Aid Junior Christmas Play Office Staff lntra-mural Golf. Badminton, Rillery, Fencing Yictory Corps Hfleorge Washington Slept Here BETTE Swaxsox Has the rare ability to do many things well . . . pep appeal No-So-We-Ea. Circulation Staff, Atl Seller Palmetto and Pine. Circulation Staff, Reporter Dramatic Club, Corresponding Secretary Girls' HSN Club Tap and Scratch Club Service Club Phi Epsilum Home Room. President. Vice- President, Secretary. Representative Ladies' Aid Library Staff Yarsity Basketball. Yolleyball lntra-mural Basketball, Swimming. Vollevball. Badminton Clean-lip Campaign MC:-orge Washington Slept Hereii ARTHUR SWINNERTON The worldls no better if we worryg life's no longer if we hurryi' ERNESTINE TAYLOR Clever little cut-up TIIERESIL RITA TI-IIBoU1'oT Her quiet charm brings shouts of praise Victory Corps, Knitting Tap and Scratch Club DOROTHY FAITH THoIvII'soN Dancing feet . . . and eyes! Les Aigles Home Room, Vice-President Majorette MARJORIL RUTH THOMPSON Plenty of pep-appeal . . . dark flashing eyes Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller, Circulation Staff Tap and Scratch Club National Honor Society, Co-Historian Home Room, Secretary Ladies, Aid Office Staff Faculty Secretary Victory Corps, Adjutant National Honor Society MARY LOUISE THOMPSON Efficient and likeable . , . the makings of a successful librarian Library Staff WALTER GLENN TIPTON Quiet lad with charm Music Club Have a Laugh Ladies' Aid', Band Orchestra Victory Corps, Air Raid Warden EDWIN TOMLIN Eddie knows all the answers and more! No-So-We-Ea, Staff Assistant Delta Hi-Y, Secretary Chemistry Club, Treasurer Chairman, Senior Play Committee Ticket Victory Corps, Code Class, Auxiliary Police fCivilian Defense? National Honor Society HENRY TOMSUDEN What a combination-Henry and his clarinet! Pan-American Club Music Club Band Victory Corps, International Code Class DoTTY TRIMBLI-3 She has the face of an angel but there's a devil in her eye Junior Bundles for America Home Room, Secretary Campus Daze Have a Laugh Library Staff Office Staff EDWARD D. TROLLINGER, JR. Dark good looks and charming smile intra-mural Basketball, CHARLES FRANCIS TRUBY You,ve got to be a hero . . .U Gamma Hi-Y Varsity 'LSU Club Senate, Secretary Home Room, President Senator Varsity Football, Track Track football SHIRLEY MAXINE TRllREY llliles and miles aj smiles and smiles Music Club Home Room, Secretary Victory Corps, Nurses Corps WILLIAM DIIRAND TIICKER Good Sportsman, good student, good looking Varsity SH ClI1b Council Representative Sophomore Class, President Have a Laugh Varsity Football, Track Track Captain Cap and Gown Committee Bond Representative Gamma Hi-Y George Washingttmn Slept Here DAVID TUDEEN Intellect thatis really supreme- A smart man is Dave Tudeen No-So-We-Ea, Art Staff Spanish Club Delta Hi-Y Senator Publicity Committee Home Room, President lntra-mural Basketball Victory Corps, Captain, Military Drill Instructor, Land Service National Honor Society BETTE VALSEK Friendly and gay No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Staff Junior Bundles for America Have a Laugh Clee Club Victory Corps, Community Service TALBOT VANCOTT CATH A smile that lifts your heart Dramatic Club Home Room, President GENE VARNELL Entrancing eyes and gentle ways Junior Bundles for America Dramatic Club Home Room, President, Vice- President, Secretary ev JANET ELIZABETH VERMILLION Musical notes will make a notable of Janet Clee Club Tri-Club Alpha Psy Rifle Club Senator Campus Dazen Ladies' Aid Library Staff Victory Corps, Nurses Corps MARGARETTA VINE Her smiles, they are many. Her foes-are there any? No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Spanish Club Monitor Victory Corps ELIZABETH HARRIS VINsoN f'BILLIE Vivacious blonde Mrs. Palmetto and Pine, Seller Tap and Scratch Club Junior Bundles for America Service Club Pan-American Club .lunior Deb Club Home Room, Vice-President, Treasurer Library Staff Victory Corps, Captain ED VOKOIIN His humor is like a fountain that never runs dry Book Store Varsity Tennis lntra-mural Basketball, Track LoIIIsE WAGNER She loves a good joke National Honor Society Victory Corps, Nurses Corps RICHARD J. WALDRON Smart as a whip-and twice as Sfwzwy Music Club Band Victory Corps , ,,,,., , , W, CAROLINE WALKER Carry on, Caroline! Music Club GILES D. WALKER The soft drink man- Cet II coke if you can! Chemistry Club lklARGARE'1' WALKER Mischief in her eyes-a bubbling fountain of energy Tap and Scratch Club French Club Library Staff MARY FRANCES WALKER Real worth requires no interpretation Tap and Scratch Club Music Club Clee Club Service Club Junior Bundles for America Home Room, Secretary, President g'Campus Daze Have a Laugh Library Staff Clinic Faculty Secretary Varsity Basketball, Swimming, Baseball, Track lntra-Inural Basketball, Swimming, Archery, Volleyball, Softball, Riflery Victory Corps, Nurses Corps JANE WALLACE There'll never be another ,lane Roman Banquet Gift Committee No-S0-We-E'a, Ad Seller, Circulation Phi Epsilum, Treasurer, President .lunior Bundles for America Social Committee Home Room, President, Vice- President, Secretary, Treasurer Office Staff HS Club Queen Victory Corps, Clean-Up Committee National Honor Society DICK WARREN Fingers flying across the keys heis our musical prodigy Palmetto and Pine, Ad Seller Dramatic Club, Vice-President Ladies' Aidu Victory Corps, Theater Guild ELAINE WEBBER Dark and attractive . . . ever smiling Monitor ROSEMARY WELCH With an angelic halo of golrl Music Club Campus Daze 'gLadies, Aid Have a Laugbl, DICK WELLS As smart as they come-a versatile baseball player Victory Corps JERRY WELLS Now we know what ehangezl the Marines! U. S. Marines MERRY WESTLY il ' ' Her very smiles are fairer a Than frowns of other mai arev Victory Corps Service Club Library Staff French Club Dramatic Club Brush and Palette ClIIb .lunior Bundles for America BILL WHITAKER He's our editor! Efficient. I guess so! No-So-We-Ea, Editor, Junior Representative, Circulation Staff, Ad Seller Key Club Pan-American Club Dramatic Club Biology Club School Council Senator Junior Carnival Committee g'Have a Laugh Man Who Came to Dinner Business Staff V Victory Corps, Adjutant Class Prophet c'Ge0rge Washington Slept H Publications Banquet 9 NATHAN LEE WHITE What will school be without our cut-up? Home Room, President Intra-mural Basketball, Track EVELYN WHITNEY The girl who is going places BASIL WHITTIER He finds there are advantages in being shy Delta Hi-Y Victory Corps, Plane Spotting Varsity Track Stamp Representative The Man Who Came to Dinnerf' Business Staff DOTTIE WIEBECK Still serene, she comes up smiling No-So-We-Ea, Co-Picture Director, Circulation Staff, Ad Seller Tap and Scratch Club, Secretary Dramatic Club Service Club Junior Deb Club Monitor Library Staff Victory Corps, Plane Spotting, Piloting Cap and Gown Committee, Chairman National Honor Society DAVE WILLIAMS Drum-boogie . . . that's Dave Band Victory Corps NORMAN WILLIAMS He's reddy to go for a sport scoop Palmetto and Pine, Sports Editor Delta Hi-Y, President Senator Varsity Track 6'Imps Intra-mural Basketball, Track National Honor Society U JOHN JOSEPH WILLIS Handsome guy . . . ought to give the girls a break! Delta Hi-Y Rifle Club Home Room, Vice-President Varsity Track Intra-mural Basketball, Track EDDIE WILSON Hey, wait! Thereis happy-go- lucky in a smooth plaid suit! MAURICE RAY WILSON, JR. uBUDDY,, Flyini high is this aviation enthusiast! Navy Plane Builders, President Chemistry Club DON WISSINGER Itis nice to be natural when youire naturally nice lntra-mural Basketball DAVE WIxsoN Come on along, let me take you by the hand, Up to the man who's the leader of the band. Band SCOTT WOODSIDE Before his smile all sadness flies Dramatic Club Music Club Social Committee 4 'ladies' Aid Book Store U THOMAS WILLIAM WO0LI.EY A pleasant chap'-well lilfell by all Gamma Hi-Y, Vice-President Home Room, President Varsity S Club, Homecoming Committee Varsity Football, Manager lntra-mural Basketball, Track Victory Corps, Captain FRANCES SHIRLEY WOOLLEY Does easily what others find difficult No-So-We-Ea, Circulation Staff Klick Klub Liber Optimus Club Tap and Scratch Club Faculty Secretary lntra-mural Volleyball, Softball Victory Corps, Plane Spotting lVlII,DRED RIITI-I WORKMAN Plenty of appeal . . . someone to remember No-So-We-Ea, Circulation llome Room, President Campus Daze Orchestra PHILLIP A. WORKMAN His ship will come in because he is master Spanish Club Victory Corps, Sea Division MAIIRICE WYMAN Incomparable smile Pan-American Club D. C. T. Club Home Room, Treasurer Victory Corps, Community Service BARBARA JANE Yosr A quiet sureness in her manner Klick Klub Senior Service Scouts, Vice- President, Secretary Library Staff Victory Corps, Land Service Division lVlARY ZOLL Round and round she goes- eternally gay lblARVIN HAL Correa They threw away the pattern after they made you BHRNADINI: PHILIPS ln her manner there is charm Drill Squad W.ALTER RAVEN A fine fellow and every inch o gentleman Below, left tn right: THr:RI:sA DAWSON Accordion magic . . . plenty aj eye appeal Orchestra Have a Laugh Home Room, President Music Club Tri Club Ladies' Aid Victory Corps C. C. WALKER Well-liked lad . . . all his roads lead to success Track Biology Club Victory Corps, Sea Division Key Club Home Room, Vice-President NINA ll'lAE KRAUGH Essence of friendliness Chemistry Club Pan-American Club Phi Epsilum Service Club Junior Bundles for America National Honor Society Roman Banquet fm Xeznem erirz-fzg . . the boys from S. P. H. S. who have relinquished school, security, family, and irresponsible boyhood to answer the call of America . . . who pursued life with zest as boys and who with the same zest will pursue it as fighting Americans . . . who, on dark- ened ships creeping across the fog-laden Pacific, on the sands of North African deserts, and in the jungles of South Pacific islands, are giving Hloyalty and service to God, country and home. JUNIOR CLASS ir Dear S. P. H. S. Diary: SEPTEMBER: Well, it was back to routine as we took this month to forget summer funiand remember. too, that it wasnlt half bad to see old friends again. We're organized now and in the well-known groove. OCTOBER: With our support of the sophomore dance the floor was crowded with juniors-and sopho- mores. We'd better watch it, though, or they'll steal our fire! NOVEMBER: Mr. Mangan helped us to paint goal posts and hang pennants at the football field. Yepl We brought home part of that V the Devils claim. DECEMBER: Wheel What a topper our Christmas Play Chapel was to blow the lid off that Yuletide holidayl JANUARY: lt took the whole month to recuperate from a riotous and frolicsome Christmas vacation. FEBRUARY: We were still recuperating. MARCH: Best P. and P. of the year came out this month . . . P. S. We edited it. APRIL: Now that the greater part of the year is over we playful juniors decided to buckle down and show our worth in leading the l500 of St. Pete High in the Buy-A-Jeep campaign. Plans for the Junior- Senior Prom got underway and history was truly made at this hop. Our elder brethren, the seniors, were glad to receive our support of their annual play. - MAY: Our bubbling spirit was subdued for a time as we held our last chapel for the year. Realizing the fact of forthcoming exams and of becoming a full-fledged senior is tremendously serious. JUNE: Our seniors have left the portals of St. Pete High to pursue more difficult paths of learning. We tried to make it as pain- less as possible by putting up superb decorations in their honor. And now we leave for summer vacation but will be back! CLASS OFFICERS President .......... LAYTON THOMAS Vice-Presidenl . . . . JOE BURNS Secretary .......... DOT MKIQUILLEN 7 reasurer .......... EMILY MCNEELY Advisers . Miss McCUTcHEoN, MRS. GAGER. Mas. lVlERRlTT gas' Q im iw? sg if Q 5. , ,.. sri ?9'5! ,I 1 .: ' . .... J , if ,bv -Z fix: :W if 5' 13 ! 47. SOPI-IGMORE CLASS A Dear S. P. H. S. Diary: SEPTEMBER: lt was an bewildered sophomore class that entered the doors of S. P. H. S. this year. We have come out of the fog somewhat, however, since it was our good fortune to obtain Miss Tulane, Miss Brown and Miss McKenzie as our advisors. By the time We're seniors we'll have won the war! OCTOBER: We had our class election in the auditorium. Our officers are real leadersinatcherly, look who we are. NOVEMBER: We sponsored uLadies' Aid of Cackle Cornerswaan operetta given by the music club. We did our best and it was good enough! DECEMBER: The big event of this month was Christmas vacationkour greatest project! JANUARY: Mid-term exams. How solemn we were! Note: Probably our poorest project. FEBRUARY: We boosted the Jeep Drive by scraping together enough war stamps to buy two jeeps. Nope, there arenit any flies on the sophomores! MARCH: Our chapel program wasnit anything to sniff at either for Daisy Belle John directed a play called Si, Si, Senoritan. This was followed by a classic piano recital presented by Betty Lou Cross and Law- ton Wilkinsori. Gloria Scott, our mistress of ceremonies, must have gone to bed with a proud heart that night. APRIL: This month brought us the fame we deserve for we edited the P. and P. for the whole school. Martie Krayer as chief had a super-efficient staff. MAY and JUNE: Out with the old and in with the new as we affec- tionately bade our seniors farewell by decorating the auditorium for commencement. 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The fic--lcl' wlnf-re half tht- world nn-1-ls thx wr llallf. sw, 7fze Weafz. fn piclfwzai f if nk 7fze Qeafz fn 'Ir Bly. how flignilliecll Ur is it the sun that IIli1li6S the Cap and Gown Conlniittee look so severe? . . . We wish to announce the announcement committee. although we realize itis quite urinecessary unclvr the t'lI'Cll1HSlilIlIfPS . . . Chevk that gold har! . . . Senior CiftCo1nniittee looking c-oy-Check Wlallac-el . . . 5. P. H. S. play pickers and Ceorge W7lZSlll'llgf0II Slap! Here was some pickins Staples does it again! . . . Xlnnn. Mnnnl Sponsors for the starsgwell. you-ve got to be a football hero to get along with the heautilul gals! . . . Class Night Committee. And can they ushl Small wonder! . . . Baccalaureate Connnitteewhnini. yes. quite laudable! ... Band offif-ers thinking up a trick formation-looks O. K. Of c-ourse we mean the form-ation. JM'--e swam swim we nl' Q 5 ,Qs H W www Www may . x -: f, ggi 'E: , 2 l Qif' ' 5 gg i s qV.':: .f,. f mu ff gi? A',V f if 'Q .:E: fk g A MT' if -Ji 1 was R ..,. -:a,. gs Pr is ,, Cheek lllill slanm' .... llerc- is Prinm-ess Papoolie--mips. we nn-un Slaplvsl . . , Clnwk that! . . . Many 1-heers for llle D0vilsA and dun Llliink thvy donit reviproculi-Y . . Nm' it's nur time to c-lleerl This is an wickerl leniplalinn what with food rationing! . . . Soplnnnore offir-ers Well. boys. if we clnn't grrzuluute we-'ll have sonwtliing ln look forwarclfur luurk wzlrfl tol ...L Nh. yes. lllzil prominent lnurle uf lraxel. perlnlps nut tlirongli c'l1nir'e-- ilu' lwiuyflv! . . . rllliree slnart gals slimming ns how ln smile .... Hou 'lmnt a grznne? Of tennis. iw mean! . . . Public-ily 1-omnlillee for Senior Plan they 1-onlrl pulwlivize zinylliingl . . . Heiwc-en lnllvvs we present 21 slnwrl SlllY.i1'K'l -f or u sulijevl in shorts. w.fv9,1 wx N L-vw ' we gm an 0' ' if ir '7fze Wm an parm ,AM f 5 Vlfell. well, isn't it a lovely davl Ur is it Theresa that inspires such delight? . . . Waiting for your sugar stamps or just eating heartily what isn't rationed? . . . Kitty. as usual, takes the cake. P. Look vlosely, girls. and vou'll see a jeep! . . . jack anal Jane, lovable couple of S. P. H. Plant City Pranee-if you put in the L-but pant is more descriptive. Uh, what a brawl! . . . Ole cow-hands-not too old for us. eh, boys? Ever have claustrophobia? . . . Age and Beauty-or St. Augustine school house 1 and Nam-y .... Cramming in the sunshine. ir ir Glory bel Is that Newman? . . . This is the kind of snapshot that makes you wonder what the crowd is looking at .... We present a superior moron whose eyes can watch each other .... Doris is doing O. despite the draft! .... A picture of you. for Snookyfs Tl1Ot01'f'yl'lC has been drafted . . . La de da! Just another vivlory .... The refreshment of the gxanlefand we don't mean the hucket of water. Qk we Wm an param 'Ir 'A' 7fxe Weafz in pioifwzei sf m y 2 at 'SL 2 4 if 2311. 'Awe sw y 'Ah fb ...,.. Q ' Ji 2 ,QQ .',. :V'-'-'- ' -2211521 :::' ' ,V :-:-2'- F ga 4 .... Q ,.. A : I 'A Well, if it tastes that had, Lorraine, donut drink it-it's being rationed, yiknow .... Sizzling, Swell, Snappy, and Sweet-thatis what we call our cheerleaders! . . . Clara Sue, you're not this shy! Or are you? You don'l look half as confused as we do, Clara Sue, trying to figure out what youire doing! . . . These overcoats were imported from the north just for the pic- lurefnueherlyl . , . Why girls leave home .... Skippin' again, huh? 'Ir Velma swings high! . . . What! Again? If you donit believe it, look back a few pages .... On seeing this we propose to have many more South Sea Island Swings. Gabriel has nothing on him .... Now that's stacked up to perfection! Aclmiring the landscape-so are we, but not the landscape .... Hey, Billy, using a new hair tonic. Or isn't that you, second from the right? ' 7fze7feafzfnpiol'u21.a ' ir ww 4 N .emu al' 7fae Ween fn picllaawl if Fishy, lfishyfwe mean the one supposedly in the pond! . . . Prospective vic- tory .,.. A motley crowd watches the camera lmelween halves. Yep. they're goini steady! . . . Mrs. Overton telling the kiddies what life is all about. Since her talks we all know who to marry. Well, we knew that hefore, hut . . . Oh, what a thrill Brownie gave us when Junior Bundles sponsored L'Trolley Trotvl Whv girls go to P. H. S .... Now, you see. a back to the camera isn't hall had! . . . Wliat a rexelationl Here's Barbara Slllll.YiI1g.l . . . That, my grandchildren, is what we used to call a carfway hack in 1939 A. D .... Ben and Miriam leading the 1-heers for our eagers .... Bond Sellers for 5. P. H. if 'A' UHGHHIZHTIUHS - 1-.1 -p- 5,, ., H , , cf .' ., .' 4 '-v -, ' -.,' ..' - :g-,'.- ,. - 'Q r,'s-A -' --',' . f',. ,, ' .-' -. SCHUUL BUVEHHIHEHT Presirlent: BII.I. REEDER, first semesterg BROYVNIE RocI1Rs. second semester. With the close of the 1942-43 session, School Government successfully completes its eighth year ill S. P. H. S. The Inain purposes of our school government have been accomplished: to promote school spirit aIId school pride among the students, to produce cooperation and understanding between the faculty and students, and to improve the school through the efforts of the students. This year under the leadership of capable officers and untiring advisers, this institution has proved a great benefit to the school. Early in the fall, School Government sponsored Sophomore Week. Activities of the week included Tag llay, girls' reception, election of sophomore officers, sophomore chapel, and a sophomore dance at which Gwen Tuppen and Bob Adams were crowned sophomore queen and king. Throughout the year School Government has been active. A sale of Green Devil pins was held. For each home game, sophomore, junior, and senior sponsors were elected by the vote of the student body. The girls selected were outstanding in personality, attractiveness. and popularity. A petition requesting a recrea- tion hall for high school students was presented to the city council by a committee headed by Mary Frances Nuzum. Action is being taken oII the petition. A clean-up drive was conducted to promote pride in the appearance of the school. Each home room was responsible for a certain section of the building or grounds. Weekly inspection was held. Monitors operated only during lunch periods this year. School Government presented three dances: a'Plant City Prancen, uFlunker7s Flingu. and uBasket Ball liounceii. ' A flag with stars on it to represent the boys from this school who have entered the service of the coun- try, and a plaque with the names of boys who have lost theirlives in this war are being presented to the school. The School Government election for next year's officers was held on the petition plan. School government can well be proud of its achievement in 1942-43. Our hope is that it will function in the future as successfully as it has this year. 'A' Vz'ce-1'resirIenf . . GENE GATEVVOOD Secretary . y . PAT GRANT Treasurer . JIM STINSON Advisers from left to right: MRs. VIRGINIA DAvIs, MISS CLARA MOTPI, MR. KENNETII LEWIS, MISS WILLARD BROWN, MRS. lVlARIE CAGER, MRS. Com COFEEY. SUHUUL CUUHCIL . 5 5 . ' 'iSi'X 'm x 'Fi 21 ' 'F NFL 'Q' . N i'f i 'L 5 . . I I '. . lilll YN l!llill'xt'l'. Nu-.Nu-ll v-fin l'.mlllm': lifll Lauslml. 51-11- ln Ill lv ll: xsuml N huul hmm rmm nl X lu Pu lrlc nl Illll RUHQHII Nvllnurl fr4lXl'lkIlIllt'Ill ll't'LlNllI'llI 'xllllii W1 iuulx IIIIPI'-1 lulr l Ullll1'll Pl'l'NltIPIlI' IQIYUI H14 Illl Jllllltil' Llus- l,I'l'5lllPIll. 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Billy ll4'e'1l4'1', i HU-SU-LUE-EH ir Hvifliere is the clurnn1y?', is the continual shout of Editor Bill Whitakei' when he's trying to check layouts for the engraver or copy for the printer. For the henefit of the uninitiated, Bill is not referring to anyone on his staff but to the first rough copy of the annual. Co-assistant editors Priscilla Clark and Jane Moore, who have been working lahoriously on the dummy. quickly hand it to him in order to smooth his furrowed brow. The financial success of the annual is due to its efficient and friendly husiness manager. Antoinette Moltere. Everyone likes to work with HToney l ideas. ANTOINETTH lXlOLTERI-I Busirz ess .Wan ager BILL WHxTAm:iz Erlitor-in-Chief The unsung heroines of the N0-S0-We-Ea, the advisers. are Miss Ellen Thomas, whose patience and understand- ing made the editorial staff love her, and Mrs. Ardis Han- son, a business staffis dream of what an adviser should be because of her fun-flinging personality and her brilliant PRISCILLA CLARK and JANE BIOORE Assistant Editors Xllfs l'lLLEN THONIAS and Mus. Anms lIANsoN Arllfixers It your picture uppvurvfl in tht- 'lil ixlll-.gil-Wil'-1611. it was lmeouusv of your vo-operation with hard working and dependahlr- Ann Nelson, pir- turv editor. who mls assisted hy Amy Adams and Cloriu lirlger-onilie. 'llhv sonior activilivs wore Collvrtvcl hy our zlttravtivv and ever smil- ing uvtivity editors, Nutdu Hoffmam and Barbara lluymtrcl. lfeuttiro lfditor Hole'-n Stone and hvr assistant. :Xnn llaffron. tnnl lots of lun rounting tht- xotvs for your favorites and arguing with the photograplic-r ahout how vach couph- should hc' posc-rl. llivturc- Directors llroxsnie Hogws and Dottich Vliivlwr-li had somv jolt finding spots to post- groups and singlvs. Caunillr- Halt and l'0nnv 1:0119 Hartz. Vlihois who vo-editors. had lun IHISIIIQlJI'lJlltlll1'lll pvople ol 5. l'. ll. 5. in glznnour or it-just-ann t- possllblm' shots. ln mise- you mint to know who urotf- your nifty sich-line so that you 1-am thunk hr-r. it mis 1-ith:-r Lois Staplvs. Klmuwttv Broun. l3a1'lmru Hay- nurml. llut l urnsuorth. Lorraine' Proulx. Nlurilyn Kva1i'1wy. Betty llc-1-lx-s. l'rist'illzt Clairlx. l i'uri4-vs Svddon. or lh-1' lT1'z1lif'. All vopy nas type-ml hy our rvafly. willing. and ahh- typists. l'll'ilIlt'k'S johnson. lion lxvy. and Xlola l'orcl. i-Xirztiigiiigr name-s allplmhetirfully. collecting monvy. pasting dummy shorts. and ty ping 4-opy more all in u day is xsork for Club lfditor lflvunor Rodd. The 1-oinpact hut nttrum'tix'v favulty swtion was vdited hy smiling and diplomutii' Nillllfy ,lauw l 2lI'l'lS. llliriam Gittmrt. Marty Rudy, and Kitty Morrison, the three junior 1'opi'c-serltaitives. Zll'tllllI'l'll Valualvlv vxpvrivlicv to apply to their ,fl-fl .lxlfl-Sf!-uv!!-Eli. vmw All the swell photugraphy ul' our hook with the ex- vvptimi uf tlw so-iiiur. junim: and stmpliutiiou- Class pit-- tllres MAS titblltl hy tlm-0 Si'HSiu11s. Javk Szullvr. tlhurlvs Perry. and lust llrllt mit. hy fur. the lvastt. Bill Borg- st-hulzt-. Tha- gtltltl-ltltlhillgf slmrts lay-mtts tmtl iIli6I'txSlillgl xxritv- ups in-re urrauiut-tl hx Huh tfarrit-x'. htws' slmrts 1-ttitnr. and tilarti lfrtliny. girls' quarts Uliitttlli Ut!-t'iI't'lliiitiUlI IIIHIILIQIJTS. Uh-tu litmth ami Aluy Kiiipv. atrv twu gtmtl ivttsuiism11'h1mk gut Zlftilllld. Atl sales new lllilllilgltlli hy lCl'it'llCilf Doris XIQJVSII. aw- fistvtt hy Xlury ,Ituiv Sviim-ppt-. Hurt- Sims. ami Xittlu lftml. 'tht' sttttf this xt-ul' was ultlx assisted ln' tht- tullmsliiu tit'llt'lltlilillt' stuff QISSISIRIIIISZ l,tJI'I'2llI16 l'mulx. lit-tty Allll Ury. Httuglvs Ihittgc-. Ihtt l 111'ln-r. 'limi Orr. Uilliilillitl Hakmst-ll. ,lvaim-ttf' liruwn. Iftitiit' Irtlllllill. and l'xI'ilI1t'l'S Fvdchm. Cmnt attxivv axhuut artigtit' luv-mils uns tPfft'lAt'fl lux Nlzirjtwiv Nutt. url Ptlilur. ami lll'l' stuff. ,It-qui Xlm':Xt'fl'y. 'liuni Si1lIIIHSLlV. ami lfllcn Xlulitvr. watt-limi in vt' hy Nlisf ,lunvt King. Mt1rjtmt'it- tlesiglteci tllll' vmer. Tlit- tiitttlatimi staff. xshu tmtiringlx' wilt-4-tt-fl vuttr niuiit-5 iivlttcivt Host- Nluric- ,lut'uhs. Xeru At'kt'l'IYllLlIl. Ilarlt-me Ulwrly. .lane .xlUliltiliK'lN. Xiillltlj Blillvllitlg. Bar- bam Bllfllillfi. Jvanettt- Brmm. lint Flll'iJ6'I'. Dottie- Wit-- lwtfk. Nlirium flilhart. Xlzlrty Nutty. ,ltiy linipv. Olvtal litmtli. Shirley Slulz. llut Nh-tzlvr. Pat l a1'nsum'th. Je-an liuml, Edith Daxis. Hmm Sparks. 'Yuma-x Davis. Ann Dilfittill. Nlyrtif lltlflllilll. Dot Dnlrc'lSt1'it1.Pa1t Uxwri. Unit Html:-y. Ihtrharu Hmsarcl. Els-uiioi' Gaudi-lte. Gswn Wright. Bal'hai'u lfutvh. Marie Daxis. .luv Itulwrts. Kittv Moi'rismi. Hohhie Uilkes. Shirlvy Wiuolltffy, tionriiif Croiikhite. Betty Xalan-k. Nancy' Strung ami Faith Mv- Laughlin. if ,af lN'lAltY Fimncizs Nrzmi Editor-ilz-Ifl11'cf if llomrrn v M tkrzi . lan liusin css llanuger PHLHIETTU HND PIHE ir Mllurry up with that copy. We go to press at five o'clock.,7 These are the famous last words of every staff member of the Palmetto and Pine, our weekly school newspaper. Changes in the Palfnello and Pine. due to the war. have not decreased the quality of the paper. but by necessity it is now a four page paper. with six pages for special editions. The success of the paper this year is due largely to the capable and hardworking staff. No staff in the many years of publica- tion has faced such difficulties and surmounted them so deftly. Mary Frances Nuzum. always active editor-in-chief, has proved her capability by guiding her staff over many hazardous trails. She also has served as the newspaper representative on the school council. lfxer-smiling assistant editor is Margaret Myrick. Margaret devotes many hours weekly to journalistic efforts. Peggy Derby might be found anywhere. any time. any place-slooking for a news story. for thatls her department. Her friendly spirit made her job of news-snooping much easier. Columnist and Feature lfditor Mary Kirkpatrick was a loquacious and lovable staff member. Petticoat Corner and Service Stripes were her brain children. Sports news of note was in charge of Don Robison and Norman Vvlilliams. Approximately one page of the paper was in their charge. Through them S. P. H. S. was kept up to date on sports events. Hy circulation total doesn't eome out rightu is the pet expression of Evelyn Schmidt. circulation manager. When not circulating. she might he found typing copy or writing letters. Dot Hunley, exchange editor. sent copies of the Pzllnzettu and Pine to high schools in forty-eight states. Much attention is af- forded the paper through exchange, Cartoonist Selena Day was responsible for the art cuts in the paper from time to time. Advertisement posters were the work of Selena and her staff. Hall of Fame portraits and news photos were .lack Sadler's contribution. His fine work resulted in a more interesting and more attractive paper. Book balancer and money magnet. Dot Metzler. business manager. kept the paper Hout of the red . Bill collecting and bookkeeping were part of her difficult task. Don Saxer. ad manager. is responsible for the iblkltli.-XRl'f'l' NlYttICti Mas. Karniginxrz l,t'1WIS un Miss tlxnorvx PARKER HWY KIRKPHRICK PEM Y As.sismn,l Editor Ad'1f1'x1:rs Feature lwhtor News l'. 111111 l'. in !lf'ff0l1 life blood of the paper-the adve1'tisi11g1. lion and his ad sellers gave the Pflllzlello and lllilllf many hours each week. Junior meinhers. Luther Coleman Hllfl Holi Smith, Composed the make-up staff and wrote feature artieles, while Rieda Vander Pyl han- dled news in hrief and many other news arti- eles. Helen Davis. news reporter, also ren- dered Valuahle serviee to the paper. Staff advisers. Nlrs. Katherine Wiarinington Lewis and Miss Carolyn Parker. inspired the staff to hetter efforts and lent a helping hand when the going heeanie tough. The staff dis- covered two good friends and helpers in these advisers. Without them the Pzllnlello 111111 l'1'f1e would not have heen a sueeess. Feature writers. news reporters. ad sellers. typists and eireulation assistants eoniprise the remainder of the staff. Continued good work on the part of these students eontrilnlted to the successful publication of the Paflllello IIIIII Pine. if ,IAC14 SAD1.131:, Photographer . . . LI 1'H1111: lloismiiu M l o Su Il llullel ll ,ffl IS Donoren' H1 NLEY. 12l.l'I'hflI1,,L't' 1:'1l1'lor and E'x1-Lux FKHNIIIJI Izrfululzmz 111111 lhtf Don SAXLR, Ad .Wanuffer and NURXIAN VQVILLI-XNIN. Smrfs lwlzmr 1 DK X uma: IH as 5 I Bos KY1.1L. DA1:L1:x1-: 011131111 illlll H1:1.11x Duns. Junior Stal! llfm an SVMM Art Staff from lefz In right: Mary Crarm-r. Selma llziy, ,land King. aml Tom Sliuiuwav. ak' 3, Typists Frou: left lo rigflzfs llarliara l'1lIlI'll. Nanvy' Vllallac-0. Claclys Dicks. .lu Allvn. Nirgiilia Sapp. Srfvnnfl l'I7Il'.' .lvarivllv Sranlvy aml l7raillx Iles-sc. ir Ad Sellers frnnz lwff to l'fg1'!ll.' Nlarlim' Kl'ilf'l'l'. l'al Corn. l'al Samp- son. llulliv ,lm-an Laiming. Seffollfl rnzrf llc-rlu-rt Quay. .lim l'var4-sz 'lk-fl lfurlwr aml Nam-y Quirk. ir Nmrs Reporters and Feature Writers llnllim' ,Ivan Laiming. llal Sainpfmi. janv NllIlllUlli'l!lA Nairn- lil'lIE'IllllQI. l'al flora. Gloria Sayers. Nlilflllil Sum- mvrliamp. ljvggy Derlwy. lliefla Xander I'yl. llurlrly .la1'nlms. llarlvara llvarsv. ,Ivan Hill. Xlartic' lirayvr. Nil!!- vy Uuirlx. Barlmara Fulvli. Uni Nlt'lllllll0Il. llc-v llranv. . K . Xcfra !xl'lU'I'IIlilIl. lamuisv Sand. l',llllll'P lgill'l.l4'lil. .loyvv llvecl. llvlty llivrwr-. Camilla- Humc-s. lamisv llc-tzgvr. and Helm llavis. ir Circulation Franz left In riglil: Suu Harker. Nlartha Smnmerkainp. Gwvn Wright. ,loan Crow. Marguerite Kain. Second rozr: AlklI'QIill'f'l Myrirzk, Peggy Derby, lNamry Davis, Darlene- Olxvrly. liieda Yancler Pyl, ,lllllllly White. Tliira' rmr: Bill Simpson. Martha Ami B6Snarfl. Stella Carter. ljris- cilla llullirls. llul llunley. AIli0lIlE'll4' Molterv. anfl Mivkoy Jurivs. S. P. H. S. BHHD Dlclc SPi:Nt:i:u, Director The S. P. H. S. Band has had a successful 19-12--1,3 season. The band played at all of the home football games, at Tent City, Willianis Park, and at several pa- rades. It contributed musically to the war effort hy playing for war drives and rallies. Joe Lefter, popular director, left to join the Coast Guard during the first semester. His place was taken hy efficient Dick Spencer, under whose direction our hand has continued to be one of the finest in the state. 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The Nutrition Class, as the name implies, gives the student, a fund ol knowledge on the sulijeet of nutritious foods. Students eomplet- ing the twenty-four hour eourse reeeive a Red Lross l't'l'lll'lCiill'. The Knitting Class knits woolen afgzhans to send to eonvaleseent soldiers. The Nurses 'llask lforce is open to all girls interested in het-omingf nurses. The Correspondenee Clulm writes to alumni ol S. l'. H. S. now in the armed serviees. Military Drill prepares students for the armed serviees or merely teaehes diseipline. The lfirst Aid Class learns neeessary steps in applying immediate temporary treatment. and students eompleting: the twenty-four hour eourse reeeive a Red Cross eertifieate. The Home .'xt'l'l1l4?llt Preven- tion Class also offers a lied Cross eertilieate. The l'ost-War Planners studx' prohlems that will dexelop alter the is ar and ohtain an intelligent understanding of them. The Serap lloolx Class makes pieture seraplmooks for eonraleseent soldiers and lor crippled ehildren who eannot read. 'lllte l'iloting Class eovers muehff -the students learn elasses of hoats. equipment required hy law. night lighting of lwoats. rules ofthe road. use ol eompass. navigation ehart. ete. 'llhe entire eourse eovers eigh- teen hours. 'Na ir Remling from lop In lzntlom: Nlrs. llanson's and Nlrs. 'Nlillr-r's knitting groups made alglhans for eonxaleseents at the llon Ce- sar . . . 'l'lie-fre learning eode lor . . . s - 52 lvielory to youl .. . Palate-tielxling pie fle- signed and ereated hy the nutrition class. .. This at-eitlent victim is in the hands of ex- pert First Mtlers . . . Why the moral ol sttxue men is Ing.Ii 'xll'ltlI'5 Lorps eorre- spontlents tllulr mails letters to alumni the world over. 'lilw lIlll'l'IlilllUllill Code Class soon acquires llie url ol' si-ucliug mul rec-vix'iiig Nlorsm- Corlc by radio. si ho lime luul in-vious codi- 'lilw llaulio Clzlss is 1-oluposecl of llllkl w I iustrurtiou aml are iulervsleml in tlu' lllP1'llilIllSIll of Filfllil. 'lilies llostvr Cluli luis Iliad? ai rvcorrl lor ilsvlf. Vlilley lluvs' aiclvml ,luuior Bundle-s. tlu' Defense Mollwrs. llw Rc-fl Cross. and xurious otlu-r service organizations. 'lille Airplam- lcleulifim-zitioll Class. l'0IIlIllUIlly l'Cf9I'l't'll lo as l,lil!l4' Spotters . has flevvloped il l4i'Clllllqll4' of i'i-vogriixiligx llie lypes of air- ilaru-s. lllemlwrs ure sulfecl lo a three or four lllllll' sllill ul au-tuul i A 1 N qpotllugr. The lluilcliug 5lillIllE'Il2ll1li6 Class has devon-cl itsvlf lo repairing: luruiturv und rvJla1'ii1fr windows in the school liuilflinu. l L- . Altogollier llw Xin-tory Corps has grown rapidly und flom- mora- tliau its slmre lowurcl niukiug the S. P. H. 5. 1-ousrious ol' nays iu whivh lluiy may aifl llus mu' effort. 'lille lmuttaliou l aclvrs ol' llw Nui III llaltaliou xlcljlitaiit: Cauuillv l'lulues. ll liilllilllilll .Mljiilav 1 - ria lfcluvr-oiiilw. l lluttaliou .-Ml'utuul: Miriam Cillmrt. II llaulaliou l . j vs Ollo. lll llulluliou llafor: livu Xxil Af'lIlS. II llatlziliou fXcl'ulaut: lleu Kew. l llalluliou J . sf . 1. - rxiljlllllllll ,lun l Par'c'0. III Battalion Acljuluul. 6 ory Corps aw: ,lvauuv Vliurxivr. 1 I i llll Glu Nlzfori llill Simpson. l Battalion Major: Cllarl ? R9!l!llilIg from lop Io Ifoltonl: Sale-I5 .Xutliurily C. C. lioliiusou 1-xplaius lraffir liazaircls lo ilu- xl't'l1lQ'lll Prv- wnlion Class. . . -Xllravliw scrap lloolxs preparvcl lu llif' Svrap llooli Class for L'UIlX2llt'rl'l'lll solilizrs. . . 'flu' Nurse-s' Task lfoiw' r1'i'rliitwl llu-sv futuri- l lor4-ucv Niglltiugules. . . Pe-aw Plun- uers ilisvuss llu- gn-al pos!-xivlorp worlil. . . 'I'Iu- 'Xir Nillljldlllbll Class W . plotting llu' voursn- of om- of lliol f liomlu-rs sn- laougglil with our war s 2 ax m p s. .fm 3 f 'f , Q - - fa 'g 1... X . 2-1- CLUB HUVISERS if These advisers have helped to direct the activities each club undertook during the year. Under their capable leadership the clubs have performed many patriotic duties and have offered fun and fellowship to students during out-of-school hours. From left to right, first row: Mrs. Gertrude Cobb Miller, Music Club, Miss Mar- garet Wilder, Psychology Club, Mr. Vernon Steen, Diversified Cooperative Training and Klick Klub, Mrs. Marie Gager, Biology Clubg Miss Janet King, Brush and Palette Club, Miss Ellen Thomas, Junior Bundles for America. Second row: Mr. Lauson B. Skidmore, Honor Society, Miss Lois Geiger, Service Clubg Mrs. Cora Coffey, Pan- American Clubg Miss Daisy Belle John, Dramatic Club, Miss Marjorie E. McShane, Liber Optimus Club: Mr. C. E. White. Key Club and Pan-American Club. Advisers not present when the picture was taken are: Mrs. Mary Gardiner, Chem- istry Clubg Mrs. Helen Philpott, Brush and Palette Club, Mrs. Gladys Gould, Les Aigles Club, Miss Vera Dumas, Phi Epsilumg Miss Elizabeth J. McAllister, Tap and Scratch Club, Miss Clara Mote and Mrs. Emma Mae Ballah, Junior Deb Club, Coaches Dick Jones, Fred Geneva and Michael Balitsaris, HS Club. l 1 Preazdent . . Luun' POM!-IROY hm: lice President . . Ricxx S1-.-tarts .Second V1cePresiden1 . ROBIN 5111.15 .Secretary . . A11DRr1Y R01'H111.AT'1' Treasurer . . . Crloacr: HARDY Inter Club Louncil . . B.1.RB1xRA GLr11'111.1. Adrzser . . . Mas. lu.-XRIH CAGHK Oleta Booth Stella Carter Herbert Coston Carolyn Cowsert Virginia Dunklin Mildred Catewood Barbara Guptill George Hardy BIULUGU CLUB i' 1 Frances Jolinsun John Klipple John Lindstruni Barbara Metcalf Robin Mills Julia N4-sins Barbara Penningruth Betty Pierce Billy Whitaker Larry Ponieruy Drew Potter Eleanwr Rudd Audrey Rntlililatl Jean Schleman Morgan Smith Rena Sparks Beverly Weaver President . . MAIRJKJIKII NHT Vice-lfresidenr . . Br11 l'Y I OI fR0SN Secretary- . . . Crux Klw Treasurer . . l'll'Cl-LNE Hmm Inter-Club Ifuzmf-il ...... BIQTTH Binrosm Advisers . . . Miss JAN!-11' Klvr: AND Mus. Ilicmzw P11111 mr A ir Jean Ackley Bette Bertosa Ruth Ann Cole Robin Cornelison Betty Lou Cross Clara Ertling Eugene Heald Celia King Jordan M. King Juanita King Ruth King .leanne lN'leAffry Ellen Molitor Marjorie Neel Bill Shelton Tum Shumway Artemis Skevalcis .luanita Strickland Presidenl . DON ROBISON Vine-Presiffent . . JOE BURNS Secretary ' Ayn: FIELDINC Treasurer . . EDWIN TOMLIN Inter-Club Counfil . . . JI-:AN Kocrmn Adviser . . MRS. NlARY CNRDINI-IR Gladys Andrews Herbert Comm Lois Dally .laek Dillon Jack Fickling Jean Flint Jim Cale Barbara Cuptill CHEHIISTHU i' George Hardy Bob Hope Ellis Keener Bob Kelsey .leanne K zrfr her Nina Mae Kragll Baynard Malone Du' Marshall Miller Julia Nesius Drew Potter Emily Sandrowski Layton Thomas Bert Wagner Beverly Weaver Buddy Wilson Keith Bockstanz Howard Clark Herbert Coston Jack Fickling Presirlf-nt Vive-l'rvsirIen1 Sevreftary . Treasurer Arlvisffr DELTH HI-ll 'A' Robert Hess Bill Lawton Tom McDaniels Dane Moreland Don Robison NORM.AN WILLI.AMS . JOHN KLIPPLE . En TOMLIN . JACK DILLON . MR. HAROLD MCKRH Bill Simpson Edward Trollinger David Tudeen Basil Whittier President . . First Vice-Presirlent Second Vice-Presirlenl Third Vice-Presirlen! . Recording Secretary . Corresponding Secretary Treasurer . . , Reporter . . Sergeant-11t-Arnts . Inter-Club l:UlllI!'l'l . A ll zfis er . . . . DHHMHTIC Vera Ackerman Allen Anderson Richard Anderson Barbara Anthony Doris Basley Margaret Bash-y Mary Baynard Barbara Baynard Betty Beach Betty Benjamin Marguerite Black Margaret Ann Blocker Mickey Branning Jeanette Brown Nance Brueniug Bob Carney Lena Fay Chauncey Priscilla Clark Laura Mae Clauson Helen Claville Eve Cooper Fred Dahhs Kathleen Daly Frank Daily Dolores Daxis l'i'dith Davis Pamela Davis Dana Demarest Betty Ann Dry Marilyn Elfton .lean Evans Mary Fllen Fx ans Donna Farmer l lopc Farmer Nancy ,lane Farrif Virginia Ferd Bill Foote .loan Frank Suzanne Futeh Lucille Fleet . . All-XRY BAYN um Dick Wiunucx . . Bois Surru . . lXlAR'I'Il'1 KRAYHR Dokorur NllIQLII.l.liY . BETTY Swmaox . PAMi1m D-nts l'iNlILY Mc:Ni:i:i.x' . IJICK Awoeltsoy . ALLEN ANDERSON Mies D.fXlSY BELLE JOHN 'A' ,lean Ciedd Miriam Cilliarl Bzlrllara Ciloolly Jean Goddard Pat Crant Mary Hall Suzanne llannahf ,lean Harrison Anita Hauk Paulina lliglinotr- Nalda Hoffman Camille llunies Kathleen Kain joy Knipc Jeanne Kutcher Martie Krayer Dorothy .l f-an Lann i ng Priscilla Laughner Lorraine l.r-ith CLUB .lean Marie Lester ,lane Longmirc ,lean l.owe ,loannc Marsh Fniily Mclxlccly Dorothy MeQuillen Dick Miller Kitty Morrison Ci-orgc Nelle Polly Nolilitl Thelma U'l-lare Virginia Phillips Anne Porter Mary Puckett Sue Rcad Carolyn Reed lirnestine Ridinger .loy Roberts Fleanor Rodd ,lt-anne Rosfeter Marty Rudy Betty Rutland Jean Schreiner Regina Sehry :Kun Shropshire Don Smith Bob Smith Eileen Smith Marilyn Smith Dorothy Stevens Beverly Stroud Harriet Strum Betty Swenson Gene Varnell Dick Warren Sara Mae Weaver .lean Wheatley Dot Wilkinson Lawton Wilkinson Scott Wloodside 8' .an 'swf President . Virt'-Presirfelzt Serretary . Tl't'lISllf8f . ff0rrespumI1'ng St'l'l't'flIfVV Hislorimz . Bnowyng Rooms . Pri' Gl'IoN 0113114 Boorn Drains fkhnm SHIRLEY Srorz Ftuwcns Stlnnox JUHIUH BUNDLES FUR HHIEHIUH Eva Marie Allen Madge Allison Barbara Bakewell Barbara Bearse Oleta Booth Betty Brenn Barbara Brinson Nance Brucning Sue Brnmit ,lean Brunner Pat Bryant Gloria Campbell Patricia Carr Lena Chauncey Pat Corn Ilazcl Cox Connie Cronkltite 'Ir Ann Daffron Kathleen Dailey Edith Davis Gladys Dicks Jonnie Mae Dicks Nlyrtis Dorman Helen Dornbnsch Clara Ertling Nancy Farris Joy Frank Barbara Fry Barbara Futcb Carolyn Fntch Eleanor Candette Bette Cowen Virginia Green Pat Union Betsy Hammer Norman Hampson Helen Harris Jeanne Harrison Sally Hart Jean llill .lune Holder Barbara Howard Camille Hnmes Dot llunlcy Andrey ,loltnson Betty Johnson Ellen Kirkpatrick Mary Lou Knight .loy Knipe Betty Koning Nina Mae Kraglt Inter l lub Couricil . liars and .llenns . . JoY KNIPI-1 Hmigw STONE . Dor Mt-lrzugu Wunbershzp . RlAR'l'Y RUDY Smml ........ Btuumu FVTCH 41l11sers MRs. jiissui Srizxilwox, Mtts. ,lAw1i1s BOOTH. Wm Misa ELL1-gy THON1 As JUHIUH BUNDLES FUR HHIEHIIJH Martie Krayer Dorothy Jean Lanning Dot Lee Lorraine Leith lane Longmire ,loan Lucas Rhetta Lutz Frances Maring Donna Markham Doris Marsh Dot Metzler Antoinette Moltere Martha Moore Shirley Moore Kitty Morrison Eunice MeFarlin Ruth McYey ir Mary Fraticvs Nuzunl Darlene Oherly .loan Ott Priscilla Owen Janet Pinch Anne Porter Ernestine Ridinger Brownie Rogers Marty Rudy Pat Sampson Gloria Sayers Mary ,lane Schoeppe Evelyn Schmidt Regina Sehry Gloria Scott Frances Seddon Mary Sharpnack June Slone Mary Lynn Smead Eileen Smith Virginia Smith Nancy Spencer Lesley Stalker Lois Staples Janet Stillson Shirley Stolz Helen Stone Dot Todd Betty Tugnlan Rieda Vander Pyl Margie Wahlman Eleanor Webb jean Wheatley Joyce Whitworth Mavis Williams Presirlent . . . Senior Vibe-1'r4'.s1'rI1vnt fllnior Vice-l resirlel11 Soplzoniort' V1'f'e-Presirlent Serretnry . . . Treaszlrer . . . Inter-Club !.'O11nr'if . Aflzrixers . . Miss Sergeant-ut-Arnis . OLETA BOOTH . l'll'll.HN STONE . BARBARA FRY . . PAT GRANT . . Doms lVlARSH . . . . DOROTHY Nll'ITZLER . . . . . BARBARA FUTCH CLARA More -wo NIKE. EMMA Mu: B.u,I.AH PRtscn,i.A CLARK JUHIUR DEB CLUB Barbara Bakewell Oleta Booth Betty Brenn lean Brunner Ruth Ann Cole Ann Daffron Yvette Debs Dorothy Dunham Nancy ,lane Farris Barbara Fry Barbara Futch Pat Grant if Dorothy Hunley Joy Knipe Dorothy .lean Lanning Anne Lewis Molly Limerick Barbara Manning Doris Marsh .lune Mathis Dorothy Metzler Nlarion Minshall Antoinette Moltere .lane Mulhollem Ann Nelson Darlene Oberly Joan Ott Eleanor Rodd Brownie Rogers Mary .lane Schoeppe Frances Seddon Martha Sommerkamp Rena Sparks Lois Staples Shirley Stolz Helen Stone Mavis Williams FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER ALLEN ANDERSON President BEN KIIY JIM STINSON VI'ce-President JIM S1'INsoN NII.I:s MILI.sAI' Secretary RIILEY RIIERS BBN KI-:Y Treasurer Boa KYI.Pl CIIAIrI.r:s RoIsIcIr'I's Reporter DVILIJ BI.ossI-:R Adi,-iser . . . . SIR. CH xRI.I:s E. WIIITI1 Allen Anderson Claudia Deane Backus Dale Blosser Bill Borgschulze James Brogden Joe Burns, Jr. Bill Davenport Frank Dennis Johnny Dennis Bob Elliot Kendrick Fenderson Gene Gatewood Bobby Cillooly Eugene Heald Bob Hope HEU CLUB ir Joe Howland Bill Hurlston Ben Key Ray J. Knipe, Jr. Ed Kreutz Robert Kyle .lack Lindgren Jimmy Matthews Murry McCahag Miley Miers Ted Mohr Robert Morris Don Nichols Richard Pauline .limmie Rahman Dick Reich Cecil Ritcll David C. Roos Ernest Sc-hluler Jack Seaman Stanley Shaver, Jr John Steen Jim Stinson Ted Trimble Burton F. Wagnel Billy Wallanre Bill Yvhitalier Ken Wiggins Lawton Wilkinson Ray Wyman Eric Wfhitted C. J. Bryan Victor Dayan Alma Drisvoll Nlary El lvn lfvanf George Forlescue Victor Crclmw lvggiflenp , Lol W ma NlETZGHll lfif-ff-liresiflefzl . DUN ROBISUN Svrunrl ljifl'-I,fCSl.lIC7lf . VICTOR DAYAN Sf-ffpmry , ,Inu Homer: 7'rm.surcr . Puri Pmxr: Svrgerlrlt-rl!-Arms . IMIK SAD , 1 llzrer-fflulz ffnum .44l1'l'svr . . LES HIGHS 'A' Bclly Cream- lJPlllSl' Metzgz-r jane- Monro Patti Painf- Dun Robison .lack Sadler 'il , . li. J. BRYAN ' Shu. lf1..un's f10l'l,D Bill Sm-nseney Ramona Smith Yvonne- Standish Faith Tlmmpson Aliuc Williams Mary Wotton IH! l l'rrfs1'r1ent . l 'ffl'-1,Tf'SiIli'I1f Sl'!'!'Uf!If'Y . Tlwlxllrer . . lrltw'-fflllb Cllllllfll flflziser . . . juan KLII-PLE Clltlillli OTTU Nu ljuicnox . ALMA Ijmscom. . BI'1'l l'Y Nlomxx xlARJOItII41 Ii. Nlc:S11,nt-Q LIBEH llPlIlllUS CLUB Kathryn Ile 1'111 an lt:-tty Burrlivk Xlz 11'4' ia Burflirlx Sltirln-y WI rm,u llvy Hs-tty Morann Hull: lflslclwr Xu-ltv Delvf .lulm Maxwell Clltarlvs Otto 'A' Rulu-rt Cllflfllnll Nlarga 1'e- 1 Blocker Eva Marie Allman Plstln-r Allen Iiwlyn Salsbury joy m'l- Maxwell Alien- Grohe EllIlll'C DHf30llfiTy Al rxmzi Dr:-null Nan Cltillllbll lim Whit:- ,lolm Klipplf- Farris Il lmll gill Rita Ha 1l11 lm Joyce- ll tvtt gh Dams ltlurvluntl Cllarluttm- Ruud! Virginia Ailstock Virginia Allen Doris Basley Dick Beard Martha Besnard Owen Bird Ann Black Betty Carr Brown Bill Brown Yada Brown Allen Campbell ,Indy Carroll Prgsidenz , , JANE SHROPSHIRP First Vice-President . AIMEE Huivnvu- LL Second Vive-President . LOWELL FYVOLLN1' Secretary . . . DEWEY DEWBERRY Treasurer . IIIUSIIJ CLUB ir Nan Cleghon Pat Corn Venus Couly Elizabeth Cronkhite Lois Dally Theresa Dawson Peggy Derby Dewey Dewberry Jonnie Dicks Elthea Evans James Fielden ,lo Anne Freligh Lowell Fyvolent Elaine Goerke J. D. Griner Audrey Greene Billy Greene James Hanson Betty Henneman Kathryn Herman Aimee Hummell Dorothy Hunley Emily Jackson Gertrude ,Ienezon Reception Chairman Social Chairman . Decoration Chairman Publicity Chairman Inter-Club Council . Adviser . . SHIRLEY Moomz NAN CLEGHON JAMES FIELD!-IN EMILY ,hcksow . . AIMHE llUMMELL ns. GERTRL amz Cons BIILLER l IllUSIlI CLUB Mary Ellen Jones Celia King Mary Lou Knight Arthur Leach Betty Lee Sally Jo Lignon Mac Maclscofl Annalee Millrlollar Ruth Miller Shirley Moore lark Morris Jane llulhollem 'lr Joseph Myers Gloria Oram Alice Pippin Eaine Heuer Martha Richardson Ronnie Sherrill Jane Shropshire Rose Sims Eleanor Staton lla ,lo Slflfilililllll Walter Tipton Lovina Trubey Virginia Tll1'lit'I' Eleanor Tucker Belly Tugman Irene Turner ,lanel Vermillion joan Wahl Caroline Walker Marjorie YVatkin Frances Wells ,loyoc Whitw1+1'tli Ramona Yoke Barbara Young l A ' lIl't'Sl!1f'I1f . . . Dox Hoiusom' Jil-'Z-Ei Ifif-te-l'rt-.siflr-zzz . . Hurry S1'oNi: , 4 Sur-rumry . . .... Parser DiciuzY yu , V Treasurer . ..... lVlARY Fxuuzixs Nuzuivt M4 l.'a-ltislorirlris . . Ftmwcztas ,loHNsoN .um blAR,IORll-I THO'N1I'SON Arlriser . .... Mit. LAt'soN B. Smmtoiui y llllllll t Amy ll. Adams Oleta Mum- Booth Patterson ,l. Crosby Victor ll. Dayan Virginia Margaret Ailstoek ,lean Louise Anderson Mabel Claire Awritt Emily V. Bulttuann Priscilla Ruth Clark llf-rhert Reece Coston Lois Anne Dally Yvette ,leannelte Dm-hs Dorothy Diana Dunham Cloria Ann Etlgt-eotnlw Hill HUIIUH SU f OLD MEMBERS Peggy Derby lfranees Johnson Anita Meffurdy Marjorie Neel Julia Nt-sius Marjorie R. Thompson Mary Frances Nuzum Don Robison Helen Stone ,lack Sadler N EW MEMBERS SENIORS Mary Ellen Evans Nancy .lane Farris .lanies C. Gale Frauen-s Burt Hobson Emory Lavender Mary Jr-an Letsinger Beatrice Anne Lewis 'lliotuas MeDaniel Louise Blanche Metzger Marie Antoinette Mol I ere Margaret Rosalie Myrick Ann Claire Nelson ,lack Ownhey Charles Albert Perry Barbara .lean Philhin Dorothy Ernestine Ridinger Charlotte Ann Roberts Audrey Rothblatt Eleanor Reynolds Rodd Mary Elizabeth Ropp JUNIORS Pauline Mae Auelwr George llardy William August Borgsc-hulze Elizabeth C. Harper joseph F. Burns Emilie C. Harper Selene Jackson Ellislon Jean Hill Anne Fielding Camille Louise Humes Ruby Katherine Khouri Nina Mae Kragh Dorothy Ruth Lee Helen Pauline Molt, Helen Elizabeth Percival William Senseney Evelyn Lillian Schmidt ,lane Estelle Shropshire William Stanley Simpson ,lean Elizabeth Staseh ,lulia Ann Still Mary Louise Thompson Edwin L. Tomlin David V. Tudeen Patricia ,lane Wallarve .lames Norman Williams Dorothy Mae Wiehc-ck Martha Rudy James Albright Stinson Ruth Margaret White Kenneth Eugene Wiggins President . . . M ucv FRANCPLS Nrzrxi Vice4President . ALLEN Axnmisow Secretary . CARoi. Busan-in Trerzsurer . . JOHNNY Di1NN1s Inter-Club Coum-il ...... ANITA lklCflllRDY Advisers . . Mas. Com CoFFi:Y ANU Slit. CHAiu.i3s NXVIIITI-l Allen Anderson Barbara Bakewell Virginia Barton Carolyn Bean Dick Beard Jackie Briqueleur Carol Busbee Howard Clark llarold Coleman Luther Coleman Pat Corn Ann Daffron Kathleen Daly llelen Davis PHH HMEHIUH ir Johnny Dennis Ruggles Dodge Doe Drane ,loan Frank Mildred Catewootl Beth Harkey Sue Harkey Bill Hough Ruth ,lockinsen ,loy Knipe ,lean Kocher Nina Mae Kragh Priscilla Laughner H-CLUB Sally Jo Lignon Rhetta Lutz Dick Maring Doris Marsh Anita MeCurdy Tom McDaniel Faith Bll'l..2illgllllIl Dot Mettler' Antoinette Multere lane Mulllnllem Mary Franves Nuzum Gloria Oram Tom Orr Javk Palmer .lim H2lllIIl3I1 Brownie Rogers Pat Sampson Jane Shropshire Bill Simpson Art Skevakis john Stevens llelen Stone Lydia Sullivan Nlirium YanHorn Bill Webster Bill Whitaker Mauric-e Wyman Virginia Ailstock Paul Barnard Nance Bruening Dee Drane Selene Elliston Lucille Fleet Barbara Cuptill President . . . FRANCLs HOHSON Vice-Presiflem , . VIRGINIA .AILSTOLK Sw-relary . FRANCES SHPRIDAN Treasurer . . . . JAM WAILAIL lnler-fflub Counril ....... JI LIA Nlfsllif- Aflvisers . . Miss VERA DUMAS AND Miss JEssILFi L1 VIPKIN PHI EPSILUH ir Frances Hobson Flora Kimura Nina Mae Kragh Julia Nesius Joyce Reed C. O. Ritch Martha Rudy Frances Sheridan Ann Stasch Jean Stasch Jane Wallace Beverly Weaver Yv fill ne Standish President . liirzxxoiz Cu'11m'TE Vice-Presidenl . . lfuixvmic wil-lllll Treasurer . . l1lI.I,l-IY Muuron Secrelary . PR1s1'1l.1,x OWHX SEHIUH SERVICE SUUUTS La Donne Alexander Carolyn Br-an Elena Carlson ,Inav-phine Carter Sli-lla Carta-r Arlene Ctblflllilll Peggy Derby 'A' Eleanor llamlerte Barbara Cuptill Sally llart l'lf3Ill't'4 llvarll .lwyre Muxwc-ll Ellen llnlitur Xlarjurio- Nrrrria Prisf-illa Owen Patti Pain? ,lvan Svlil f,-1 nan Lillian Wang Elm rnliir ' We-lmla Ruth While Eldridge Beach Bill Elkins Bill lfwart Eugene Catewood Bob Coldrick Bob Hudson Wayne Hook Kenny Homin Buster Horton john Kennedy Dick Kirk liniory Lavender James lVlcl7L1rlane Clarence lVlucKee Elwood lVlcCord Jack Mitchell Nelson Mossburg Sam Odom Lucoy Pounds Bill Reeder lack Ross lVlelvin Trager Bill Tucker Bill Woolley i CLUB 'A' 'Iih1- Chili is Llll 1111lsl1111rh11g high s11h1111I 1111111 sp1111s111'1-11 for hnys 1-x1'0lli111' 111 sp111'ls hx' t.Uill'l1 l'1'111i 4,1-1111111. l4lI'llll'l'ly zlssislcwi hy 111131111 llivk ,I1u111's 111111 111111111 Xlil'hLll'l IiLliilFLll'iS. 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Esther Allen Eva Marie Allen Carolyn Allison Gladys Andrews Barbara Bearse Betty Lou Blake Oleta Booth Gwendolyn Carey Priscilla Clark Ruth Ann Cobb Pal Corn Hazel Cox Mary Lou Cramer Betty Davis Dorothy Doerner IIFHSIVIIEIII . VIDIT'-Pf6S1.tIt'l7f . BIARY JAN1-. Seuoivrfr Mun Lol Cuuna Sm-rerary . BARBARA W umm Treasurer . . . . Aww Fmnmc .llembership Chairman . . FAITH XICL-XUl,HLIN SERVICE CLUB i' Thelma Edwards Clara Erlling Nancy ,lane Farri Anne Fielding Jean Fouch Dot Furber Barbara Futcli Carolyn Futch Catherine Galliun lfleanur Caudetle Belle Cowen Janice Cuenthner Beth Harkey Sm- Harkey Jeanne Harrison Jean Hill .lean Hulluwell Barbara Howard Camille llumes Laura Hutton Lucelta Jackson Joy Knipe .leanne Kocher Nina Mae Kragh Martie Krayer Florine Lamprich Dorolhy ,lean Lannln Rosella Leachman Dot Lee lane Longmire Inter C lub liouncil . . Oi.m'A Boorrr LENA CHAUNCI-1Y Reporter ..... . . . DAui.r:Ni1 Ouizum' Adizsers . Mas. Et'I.AL1i1 Rl'sINow. MRS. BIARGARRT IIILLMAN, Miss Lois CEICER. Mas. Com COFI-'EY J SEHVICEIILUB Patsy Lowder Luceta Lowe Joan Lucas Peggy Lucas Edna Maguire Penny Martz Jean McAffry Geraldine Mclnnis Faith McLaughlin Dot Metzler Antoinette Moltere Helen Montague June Murphy Marjorie Neet Ann Nelson 'Ir Gloria Oram Evelyn Outler Priscilla Owen Virginia Phillips Janet Pinch Joyce Reed Carolyn Reed Louise Ricketts Ernestine Ridinger Eleanor Rodd Brownie Rogers Joy Roberts Pat Sampson Marjorie Saunders Gloria Sayers Mary Jane Schoeppe Jean Schleman Janet Seaman Virginia Smith Shirley Stolz Nancy Strong Jeanne Tipton Betty Tugman Rieda Vander Pyl Barbara Warren Dorothy Welker Dottie Wieheck Jean Wheatly Joyce Whitworth Gwendolyn Wright X N tg 79 I N lII'l'SI-ll!'llf . Viva-l'rexide1zl SC'!'I't'llIf,V . Y'rt'11surf'r . llllw'-lfllz 11 Lilllillfil . PA1'sv FAHNSWURTH . . Rl-LNA SPARKS Do'l'1'u1 Wiaiuucx . . EH-Il.YN Stiuwlmr . . . FRKNIIICS Juuxsox K1IlI'iSf'l' . . Miss EL1zxHr:'1'u J. Nl1:.X1.L1sTi1u if-IP HND SUHHTUH CLUB Esther Allen Vivian Av efl' ill Betty Beelt-s Emily Bultniunn Miltlrml Clark Priscilla Clark Yvette 13+-lm .luanila Duke-r Pat Farnsworth Ruth Fuglv ir Barbara Futcli Calln-rine Callion Ilf-I t-11 Garnett Bobby Gillies Sara II mrtut l Laura llutlon Fra 11t-4- s .lullnson Barlma 1'a1 Metcalf Ruth Hiller Bvtty Ni-t-r Julia Nesins .lune O'Berry Evelyn Outler Juan Peters ivri Barbara Philliin Lorraine Proulx Mary Bruce Puckcll Charlotte Roberts Emily Sanclrowski Rena Sparks HLWH if Bull lluI'Q1s4'lllllM' Alllll llill 'l'4-In Url' Nlllmlrwl lflarlx Holm Ill-pw lllllll'l1'N ljvrry anlx Dvnnix HL1I'lliil'Ll lllmanl ,lan-lx Szullvr Ilrlvlvy llwwmilz Slnirlf-x Stull ir lie-1'11i:-v Hullllxlull l'c-gg Xlullwr KLllllll'f'I1 llmmlm-r lx.1la- llinnvx E Hutlu lfwglm' .llllllllllt Nlznl Dil-lv l Xllll Slmlwlpxlmin- ll:-rrp llmsnuin llm' l'i1'l'llglll lvlmlyf lflvlxx Hullniv lllmw lille-11 Stn-war! l 5 'I ll Hunumzl Nulw STHFF ,, , ,, W HLUB , walfisatse. ..... ,.. W, 'f , .. Mtn, AAAA AAAAAA. JA, I . . .. ,. . .-, , , ,, . 4 4 , 4 y , .. h.,,v, 1, 'n .1 .. . SPORTS ,A ,.':' -' 11146 , ,l+T f. -. . R an I. .N-. ', IO O' '- pi.. 03 '.o 'eo xxx 13. mffglf qlQ.J' x ,W ffl h,1x..' y X ,N .Q my Q?-1 ,f ,, ,M x . . ,y .xglrei Q Nbxiiykgx is-A ,, 134+ gc, u -f . .itybx if 1 iii' lg 'fa Rx ., .1 ,. .- 1 .V J., ..,. ...H I, , In Q .4 .V S 9 wed4h 'a .' .1 -- 'fr ' .5 ' 1, .9 , . 0- V l 0 .' .' , '-. 1 . ' . . -. 1. - 4' ' 4 I-4 ut? -Sf.. ,.' ' .:-'.f '. . 1 , 8 lXl1TCHl-ILL LAvi1Nmu THOMPSON BEARD M1-:1nn1 1' TLICKEP oN THE GRIDIRON Mrzmzgers: t .'A, ers. Playing spiritless ball the Devils managed to eke out a 13-0 WOOLLICY EWART P T The Devils opened the season against the Tarpon Springs Spong- Y Victory. The following Week the Devils journeyed to Tampa to face Plantis Panthers. After two quarters of half-hearted football the Devils' of- fense began to Click and in the third quarter ,lack Mitchell scored two touchdowns. Charlie Truhey's dependahle toe added an extra point and the Devils won 13-0. Playing once again away from home, Devils trekked up state to meet Urlandois Tigers. After a dreary start in which they fumbled S. P. I-I. S. WILDCATS From left to right, first row: Sampson, Hicks, Sellers, Hampton, and Murray, sec0nd row: Wilson, Mastry, Jerkins, Burke, and Ermatingerg third row: Miller, Blaich, Kennedy, West, Nelson, and Robinson. I our hes Jowss BALlTbARIS Kim: Onozvi every opportunity to start a scoring drive. the Devils settled down to business and started to click. ln the second quarter Bill Tucker drove over to score standing up. Charley Trubey left his guard position just long enough to con- vert the extra point. Then once again, this time in the last period, the Satans scored again with stocky Bill Reeder skirting end and making the score 13-6. This time the try for the extra point failed, but the game soon ended and the Devils were victorious. Playing at home for the first time in two weeks, riddled with injuries, and badly out- weighed, St. Pete,s fighting Devils were com- pletely outclassed, as the Terriers of Hillsbor- ough romped to a 21-6 victory. Nelson Moss- burg snagged Hudson's pass to score the Devils' lone touchdown. The long trek to Miami was not in vain. St. Pete,s hard charging line followed by her driv- ing backs amassed a total yardage of 220 yds. to completely humble the defending Confer- ence champions, Miami Edison. The boom- ing punts of Bob Goldrick and Bill Reeder, coupled with the defensive work of a line that worked as a unit, kept Edison in her own ter- ritory practically the whole game. The Devils, first score was the result of a 60-yard jaunt by Bob Goldrick with fine downfield blocking Ross Rmzmn Hi nsom Poun NICKI-Li: 'I'iu'm1Y Kizxxiznv paving the way. Charley Truhey added the extra point. Bill Tucker went over in the see- ond period, but the officials Called it back be- cause of an offside penalty. The Devils, how- ever, were not daunted and in the final period Bob Goldrick scored again to give the Devils a l3-6 victory. Julia Landonis beautiful offense and air tight defense kept the Devils bottled up most of the afternoon. However the Devils rallied their defenses four times in the shadow of their goal posts to gain a 0-0 tie with the Jax eleven. Dick Kirk and LaCoy Pounds, defensive play stood out for the Devils. THE SQIVAD AAL.. Ilonrox Smzizns Axelrpn Minus the services of five regulars, the Devils raked up their fou1'th eonferenve vie- tory with an easy 21-0 vietory over Wfest Palm Beach. Hob Hudson's beautiful 30-yard pass to Buster Horton gave the Devils their first seore. Then again just before the half ended Kenny Horton plunged over to add another six points to the Devils, score. The last score of the game was made when Duke Angier plowed through the Wiildeats, line in the last period. The individual standout of the game was Charley Trubey. ln addition to playing a bang-up game at guard, Trubey vame baek to the baekfield to add three points after toueh- down. ii n as I in HILDS AICCORD Every thing that should or should not hap- pen in a football game popped up as the Dreadnaughts of Lakeland ruined the Devils, Homecoming by a 13-6 victory. Bill Elkins scored on a lateral from Eldridge Beach to give the Devils an early lead. However the boys from Lakeland came right back to score on a long pass. Then again in the same quar- ter the Dreadnaughts scored again on an 85- yard run. Bad breaks ruined good opportuni- ties to score as the game progressed. Stopped temporarily by a stubborn Planter defense in the first half, the Devils got to work in the second period. Nelson Mossburg set up the first score with a 34-yard jaunt to the six-yard line. Bob Goldrick then scored stand- ing up. Again in the third period the Satans scored, this time with Mossburg carrying the mail. Trubey added both points after touch- down. The whole line functioned as a unit with Bob Segers and Sam Odom showing their best form of the season. A wobbly place kick that hit the crossbar and bounced over was all that Clearwater needed to humble St. Petersburg and win the county championship. A capacity crowd that filled Stewart Field saw a close, bruising, well played game. Clearwater,s Hank Moore gave Clearwater her touchdown, but it was Alton Bowe1',s extra point that won the game. Duke Angier gave St. Pete her lone score when he plowed through the Tornado,s line in the third period. The final score was 7-6. M.. Gfxrizwoon W iii ELKINS BEACH HORTON MossBURc qw. A ,X Sr- '11 H .- 4 1: .rx gf':4-,1,, , T51 , ,, jg xml fx. Af W fin ,, :MW '. 1' 1 SQ. , y v 3' 1. 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IQXI :X ,lefl l'l'SUIl U1'IumIn ,I1'fII4'x'suI1 l.Ic-axrxs allvr I.ilIl1I4lll I'I1lIsImrm1 I1 UIQ ilI'NLIIPI ,Iesull ,lvfffwsml Coral flalrlm IQNUMIIJ III 'U Coach Fred Geneva CN TI-IE CINDERS ir The track season rolled around this year and found Fred Geneva with but two lettermen to build a team with. How- ever, the boys, mostly sophomores and juniors, trained con- scientiously and were able to keep up the fine record of winning teams at S. P. H. S. The Devils, first meet was inter-class to determine who was to be on the team. The Devils' first foe was Plant. The boys from S. P. H. S. put on the steam to Win 73-56. The next meet was a quadrangle consisting of the Devils, Plant, Hills- boro, and F. lVl. A. The Devils won easily, taking firsts in eight events. From there the Devils Went on to the State and Big Ten meets Where their showings were impressive. Sh nf-pu! .' June Ross THE SQUAD 100: Buster Horton ,lzweliru Eldridge Beach Mile relay: Ernest Schluter x 5 l Disfus: lor- Burns Running 880: Basil Whittier 440: C. 0. Ritch is ff gt 0 :: , - V-'----- Iiilii 1 A 1 f ': : i ll kl l ri gh hurdles: Eugene Gatewood llile: Jim Pope High hurdles: Bill Tucker : Jack Torpey, Dietrick, George Cerow, Low hurdles: Bob Watkins, James Brogdon Mile relay: Bob Lewis, Harmon Eason Bob Jennings Buster Horton, Lewis Meyers ON TI-IE CCDURT 'lr With gun drill taking the place of batting practice, with obstacle courses supplanting the track meet, and with actual war pushing aside the pre-war tournaments, sports are moving at a slower pace for the duration. Though perhaps less hard hit than some sports by the draft, tennis still suffered heavily by the dearth of balls, shoes, equipment and transportation. Last year the high school had an enviable record though difficulties were even then arising. ln team matches it suffered no defeats and claimed the state championship during the tourna- ment last April. With every member of the winning team back a bright future seemed assured. However, war brought cancellation of scheduled matches and also the state tournament. With school matches curtailed, some of the boys on the team brought glory to the name of school and city by outside endeavor. Johnny Dennis stole the State Junior and lVlen,s Champion- ship from under the rackets of the southern big shots. Around home he captured the city and county titles and, teaming with Niles Millsap, brushed off several doubles titles. Millsap was runner-up to Dennis in both the city and county tournaments and also holds the Menls Flight Championship at the Tennis Club. The other members of the team have kept up hot competition during the year and are always to be counted on during tough slugging. The tennis team includes: Kent Hobart, ,lack Dillon, Charles Roberts, Johnny Dennis, Niles Millsap, and Don Robison. All the boys have worked hard and were really disappointed at the cancellation of school matches. They hope that after the war tennis ofchampionship caliber will continue at S. P. H. S. GIRLS' SPORTS lnstr1u'rors.' Miss HELEN LYNCH AND Mus. KATHRYN JoHNsoN This year the girls sports program has emphasized mass participation and physical fitness. Under the able guidance of Miss Helen Lynch and Mrs. Kathryn Johnson, the sophomore, junior and senior girls have enjoyed their regular sports as well as calisthenics and military drill. A general Mtoughening upi' program has been inaugurated. lntra-mural tournaments among the classes have been continued this year and volley ball and basketball games played off. Drill squads among the classes have marched before an army official and the best squad has been selected. The instructors of the rlrill squads are, reading from left to right: Betty Swenson, Virginia Allen, Mary Jane Schoeppe, Theresa Dawson, Miriam Cilbart, Dorothea Doblestein, Clara Ertling, Annie May Anderson, Jane Mnlhollem, Helen Percival, Brownie Rogers, Frances Seddon. Q, V ,v V ewg Some of llw lnellc-r lraclminlou players are. read- Malloy lrall has ln-vu wry popular lln- war xx ing from left lu riilllt: .lame Mulhullem. Alllllllllillf' an lmm'muml lUU 3m t flwlfllllff 1111 lu' IPL Nlulle-re. Matrix Ruclv. Luville l l6-et. l51'cml1iellngfvrs. im-IS l'm.l-llmlmllllg ln llw Sport uw' H' U In M. . VH ' R' S lx H H H I left tu Vlgflltl l'I'i'lIlK'lS Vu-lls. Nlargfrvtlu Mm NL Hmvm- 'I hm' Um ' PM 5' 'hum' 01 'ml grarvt wli'lllIIlilll. Bfxflllil Him-lmliffn-. Nam x rx .1 -lu? lxmlw- l'1I'illll'9S Svflrlml. This year golf l'IllllllSlilSlS reported in large IlllN1lJPl'S. SOIIIP of lllv girls urv. reauling from 1 11 rw 1 Jam' Hurflick. Nliclwy BI'ilHlllIlgI, Molly lAllllt'l'll'li, Nlililrvd Clark. Clara Ertling. Joy Knipex ,lam Nlullw lem janv I,0IlfIIlliI't'. Helvn Stone. Mary Ellvn lfvaums. liosz- Sims. aml jean Cushman. bww ,. ??3fN- wr QW , ,,,.- ET.,i55fff':I' J 'W EQ ' X J' , . l x of YWM. , f ,, . W 1251 ,M 'mu l - l.'IlH.Yfl1l'I ll'l'S -zz purl nf flu' girls' pllyxsirrll fillwxs IIHIZQIYIIII Uur ulflv fwzrirlg fII.Xfl'IH'ftlfS fzrv. rwnling from fd! In righl. Hurrivl Slrum. Nlury Ihiylullul. 1fz1r1+I Hu lm lam 1 ly Alas-kmrl. B21I'!l1lI'3 RLIXIILIIWI. S, P. ll. 5. girl- gn riding in gmupx fur iIl9ll'lll'Iillll uml IDlK'llNlII'I'. Tw, 11-gulul' I'lllt'l'- ur:-. l'l'Ll4Illlg.L fl'1Illl In-fl In Vlglllli liurlrzxru liukvwvll mul LILIYLI IXFIIIIIQL. Y 1 llfrls in lu1sl.'eIlu1ll urn: rwnlirzg lvfi lu riglzlf Pai llnrn. I.:-na lfhaunvy. xli11ll'1'41 ' Svars. Belly Curr Brown. Nam-y Fox. l'1I'21I1C'l'S Smldull. ,lm-arlilw 'l'rup1u-ll. Klux'- garet Stvgall. Ulvfisrslliilll. B4'Ily'5wel1fun. xl2ll'QllIl'I'iI!' 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K' 34 SEQ I R 3 Q Sz is 'Q QR AE 734 AI 3525 gf, ny, v- IIIWQ 75953643531 Qmslvym Haabaa gviimsyx Ew,i w xx QRS Y 1 ,MW vw ,f Q iw? ' .U A . .'f T . ' - bv, ' ' ' ' . ' - . I,?I5II1II4I I.I,'I,..o4 SIQ-:,,Ig In I In III, IIf...,, :I II,I'.I5v,,I II, I. II .II 'Inf' no f f' ' . - A ' 1l' q .' Q ' 'L 2 ' ' 'JL Q --'-i-,n , - f. 0- Q'.,5.- ..,. , f ' ..,.'. -o -' -A v' , V ,- - r. , A- , 4' '.f., :- . ' I , .' .- ., Q ...lg w' 5: Q ,I . , ' I... Q O LQ 1 ' ' I. ,.. ,n I . ,X . -1- u. , ,pl I ' sq .g , I n , . , A V . , ' , f 0 I' I. I H I .2 I, ,-.:I- TNI, I,.II..I I' I ,H r ' SI4..I.I: .X A-V ...,II,I,. . .I.,.Ig...:.-5 . .. . , , u , I., 1 I .I,a. . . 13- -- - ,15.,-V., .- -, 1 -my-. -,,.f ,- I. o, r.o 5 5 -.' 1-, f-j ' 1,-. .- . 'g' 'I 4 - . . a' '. ' '- ,. '- . 5 .- ' .' un.s-I,?f.,- 'wo . 021,--fr -I ' :II 1 ',4,,',-'I, ,X A ' I . Cade B. Allen .................,.,,,. Bruce Watters Jewelry Co. The Beauty Mart ,.......,.,,.... Boyett, Inc. .....,.................., . H. C. Bumpous, Otp. D. ...... . Baynard's ..,.. ...............,.. Canning's ...,..,.,............. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Page 143 155 153 146 154 155 150 Central Hardware, Inc. .......,...,..... ....... 1 50 Clark Mortgage and Realty Co. ., ,,.,,.., 157 Cole's Jewelry ..................,,..,...... ....... 1 47 Cooper Radio Company .... Childs' Pharmacy ........,. Coliseum .................,.......... City of St. Petersburg ......., City Fuel Oil Company .,..,. Dry's Pharmacy ,.,, ......,..... Dew Furniture Company ..,., Duval Jewelry Company .,... John Danison Radio Co. Doty's Garage ...........,.......... The Evening Independent Egerton 81 Moore ...,.... .... Florida State Theatres .. Florida Milk Company ....... Florida Power Corporation The Franklin Studio ...... 150 154 149 152 147 150 155 146 149 150 147 154 14-6 152 156 Glidden's Paint .,.,.......,.,.,,...........,..,., ,,,,,,. 1 46 Grounds Lumber '81 Millwork Co. .... ...,... 1 47 Grant-O ........,... .,...........,.......,,..... .,..,.. 1 5 3 The Hobnob ..,.. .. ,,,,,., 150 Hood's Dairy ...........,.,...,.. Ice Service Company ...,.... Ideal Printing Co. ....,..., , K-B Printing Company ....,, Kaniss Jewelry Co. ...,. , S. H. Kress ..... ,,,...... Keesler Electric Co. Leiter Music Shop ....., Lowreyis ...,.,,.,.. Lipthrott ....,. 154 149 147 150 157 146 153 150 147 Perry R. Marsh ...,.,..., Morrison 81 Schippert ...., McCarthy 8: Simon, Inc. .. Mangel's .,.,,................ Minshall Florist ........ Master Cleaners, Inc. ....,. . Nikko Inn ...........,....,. Oneal-Aucremann ..,........... Owen-Cotter Jewelry Co. Palmetto and Pine .....,., Palms Memorial ,,.............,.., Parker Roofing Company ....... Pinellas Lumber Co. ......., . Pastime Roller Rink .....,.. . Parker Paper Company .,.,. John S. Rhodes .............,,... Robison's Camera Shop ..... Ritch 81 Wendell ...,........ Rutland's .....,,....., Roger's Cleaners ...... Simpson's Good Food ...... P. K. Smith 81 Company ..... Page ,, 152 .. 157 143 153 148 147 150 148 152 153 153 147 .. 154 146 149 155 149 153 143 147 150 152 The Schwobilt Company .,,.... ..... 1 52 Sunshine Laundry ................. S P Coffee Shoppe ..,..,.. Schutz, Inc. ............ . J. E. Saltz ............. Superior Laundry .......... Standard Furniture Co. Suwanee Hotel .......... .. 157 ., 154 154 157 153 148 149 Stover's Drug Store ................. ..... 1 49 Sears Roebuck and Company St. Petersburg Times ..,......... St. Petersburg Printing Co. .. St. Petersburg Coca-Cola Trimbleis ................,,...... Wesleyan College ....., Webb s ....,........................,. Wilhelm Funeral Home ....,.. Y. M. C. A. .................,. . 145 . ,,,.. 151 . ..... 158 148 152 155 147 149 149 l K K 1 K-K-K-K-K-K-1-Wblk-l-K-K-l-K-K-K-K-K-K-I-K lil-K-l-l-K-i-K-l-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-Q-K-K-K-l-W 'I . I , I 1 1 I , I , I ongratulations f and Best Wlshes I Owl RUTLAND S Many of yoI1 now IH you1 teens ale Rutland CLISIOYYICIS today because youl arents have patlonlzed thls stole f01 yeals We 1Cdl1ZC that today you have w1de1 lange lf not absolute fleedom IH the selectlon of what you weal We know too, that to please you we must he alelt IH fmdmg the new thmgs that oung modelnes llke That we ale domg so 15 evldenced by the 1HC1Cc1blIlg numhel of legllldl yOlIIlgC1 patlons Youthful fashlons Wlllll that somethmg yOllflgStC1S llke, many featuled In leadmg Suns styled and p1opo1t1oned fo1 school and college youths, wxde vauety, too F0OlWCdI IH evely type, mcludmg famous Joyce play and beach shoes, at puces w1th1n easy leach Plus the lCSS6I needs to help make youI summel vaeatlon a pleasant one Whelevel you ale Buy Vacatuon Needs at Qutland s C I , I 1 1 I 1' 1 ,. In I ' 1 1 1 I I i I I 1 . . I p. . . . I v I. Q . Q 1 .. 1 f - , 1 v w 4 1 . . I ' 1 l I I I 1 1 1 N ' 1 3 1 ani - 99 I 1 x n L, l 1 1 . 1 V . 1 . 1 I . . . If3Shl0l1 magazmes. I I . . I T w , 1 1 I L1 i i ' ' . I . T I I I - 17 . , . T ' I .1 i1 I I i !- o Q g. i I i -----l-----l----- l------- - --ug--gj-nn-ynjn-I------I---u-nn-gv.-1-3-3n-------3---W One Hundred Forty-three 'le 'PQ I D QDVERUSEMENT ww WS' N?6U6f.Q Wi ,- -1' ,: ' -Sf.: 99- l IQ., gg? g, X NW' fl i,, I K QX1?xlhliliQYl,jiilt ffsffz, ll l X . LXLLQ isx - i W, ff ff QR E-X11-X X N 4 . f fl- l lm J 7 ' ' ' H V- 'E Afsfa ss! xt T5 -xr wr 1 - -5 ,:- in And From the l-loloceust ol War A NEW DAY WILL BE BGRNI They,ve a big job, those men who have pledged their lives that we may continue to enjoy the freedom that our forefathers es- tahlished for us-and we who are behind those fighting men have a big job, too. It will be up to us to clear away the rubbish of the war-mongers and repair those ethics of democ- racy that have been ravaged by the evils of warfare. We must con- struct a new, a safe, a certain fu- ture for our children and theirs . . . to make sure that today,s calamity will not again recur dur- ing their lives. It is necessary that we begin now to prepare for that future . . . to make ready for that 'anew dayf, Thrift, economy, and resource- fulness are the keys to that fu- ture . . . we must use them wisely . . . to preserve the material things we now have . . . to invest in Wai' Bonds for savings . . . to buy only those things we of necessity must have. We must buy those things which will serve us usefully and long . . . of the quality that has proven its merit by public accept- ance . . . and by repeated tests of service and research. This, as a first step, constitutes a firm footing on the road to that day when the sun will again rise on a world filled with peace, and joy of freedom will reign su- preme. -, -- Buy More yyyyyy s ..,.,,,..:.,. s W A R B o N D S sms ,:,,,...,,, 205 Ninth Street North AN D STAM PS I n St. Petersburg One Hundref I' rti fue hx rl 6 X i Moliarthy 82 imon hw. Manufacturing Specialists 7-9 WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET NEW YORK just Off Fifth Avenue uk Specialists in CHOIR VESTMENTS PULPIT GOWNS CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS for All Degrees ir Outfitters to Over 2500 Schools, Colleges and Churches ...PHILCO... JoHN DANISON RADIO co. Service On All Make Sets 125 Third Street South Phone 5904 Gliddenis Paint Store Time Testedi' PAINTS - VARNISHES - ENAMELS SUNDRIES - LINOLEUM RADIOS 869 Central Avenue Phone 4159 We Deliver BOYETT ROOFING 8: SHEET METAL WORKS, Inc. 1045 Fourth Street South St. Petersburg, Florida S. L. BOYETT PHONE 5359 Compliments of S. H. KRESS COMPANY 5- 10- 256 STURE 0 1 V !,I 1 ia 'C X CN FARMS ,J oAm.v PRODUCTS Phone 771 1 FLORIDA MILK COMPANY 437 TENTH STREET NORTH HEALTH AND HAPPINESS Pastime Roller Rink 842 Fourth Avenue South One Hundred Forty-six A-rzdselling we will go . . . Bobs and Shirley' resume labors after refreshment . . . Illlffy, Killy and Betty COIIZIIIIFQ' notes . . Rugg Dodge, Eleanor Cnudette anrl Dirk Heard---three swell url sellers. GIFTS... GRADUATION, ANNIVERSARIES, Wxnmxcs. OR BIRTHDAYS. C D LE! S M.-XNIFFACTLRING JEWELERS 434 CENTRAL AVENUE . . . COME TO . . . WEBBQS PATIO Entertainment For All - Dancing Nightly T15 F V mf ruufns VHA f 5' 9 Compliments of IDIEAI, PRINTING ICO, 323 First Avenue South EGERTO GORE Hart, Slznffner mul Jlarx Clozlzes -viicifgwr--4 A128 CENTRAL AVENUE LOWREYQS Smart Clothes for the Younger Set PHONE 7536 346 CENTRAL AVENUE ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA Compliments of Grounds Lumber 81 Millwork Co. -IVllLl,W70RK- 2350 Sixth Avenue South Phone 4394 MASTER CIJIEANIEIIS, Imax Enjoy Clean Clothes 507 Ninth Street North Phone 5909 DRY' E PHAR MACY Registered Prescription Druggists WE DELIVER 2805 Ninth Street North Phone 4758 sPEc1A1,1z1Nc: IN ALL TYPES ROOFING - SHEET METAL - HEATING PARKER ROOFING CO. One Hufzdrfwl Forty -sererz A Cit of Good Living ATURE was kind to St. Peters- burg, giving it a beautiful setting, blue waters all around it and warm sunshine overhead .... The founders of the city planned well and its builders have made it a good com- munity in which to live .... The future is bright for St. Petersburg and for its citizens. Let us all Work together to make it a city of better living and greater opportunity. CHAMBER of commence 'l'. PETER B Pill, FLURIDA Wishing You Continual Success Standard Furniture Co M, S. LEW 810 Central Avenue Phone 5794 LHEEEITEL II FURNITURE A A X COMPANY XLl gf Ninth Street and Third Avenue North Where Home Nfnkors Are Satisfiell ST. PETERSBURG FLORIDA Compliments of CADE B. ALLEN REAL ESTATE BROKER ln lf11sir11'sx Hare For Orcr 30 Years 17 l m:u1'n S1'nigi1'l Nomn Pnorx 5 Congratulations and Best Wishes crflillrzifgulll His Qfozial FINE FLOWERS AND FLORAL ART 631 Central Avenue Phone 8161 St. Petersburg, Florida Tailoring Ji L. Allerations Remodeling I I f 935,43 I 6 Sixth Sr. N. ' lnmvmuauv TRILORED ,Q Phone 58-133 -CLOTHES 'RAN MM Whrfs fault is this? Photographefs or TllII1.S,. . . . Pal. Priscilla. and Barbara relax . . . We wumler zvhrfs towing who more ad sellers. yW 'iiwf Group 11fff'1111r11'11e .qPH.Sl!lII.S .... 9 well lnolring slerulies-Dot and Dirlf . . . Where ya going, queens of SPHS? .. . Pretty girls all in a row. Corrzplirnents of , 5 Y, A 1 f 1111111111100 1 role Conzplinzerzts of THESE CULESEUEE Best Wishes to Graduates and Undergraduates St. Petersburg Young lVIen's Christian Association Parka papa eo. Home Owned Home Uperated 866 First Avenue South DOTY'S GARAGE 799 Second Avenue South Phone 8228 0 To be served as we would be served' 0 Wilhelm Zliuneral igume AMBULANCE SERVICE 145 Eighth Street North Phone 8181 EUNGRATULATIENS FUTURE HEME MAKER You know that every home needs ice refrigeration, that ice melts in all modern refrigerators, that only melt- ing ice can Hconditionw the air in any home refrigerator, that melting ice protects all the vitamins, minerals and food values you pay for. t . IEE EEEIEE EEMPA Y 123 Tenth Street South Phone 84155 STOVER'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE St. Petersburg, Florida Phone 7510 Central Ave. and 22nd St. So. KODAK HEADQUARTERS Rohison's Camera Shop H. C. ROBISON Phone 48-295 410 Central Avenue One Hundred Forty-nine UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING C A N N I N G ' S Cards For Graduates.. GREETING Cmms FOR ALL OCCASIONS FOVNTAIN Paws CLEANED AND REPAIRED Venetian Blinds - Shades - Awnings Curtains - Draverie' K-B PRINTING COMPANY 618 Central Avenue Phone 5978 550 Central Avenue St. Petersburg, Florida 439 First Avenue North Personality Apparel for Little Wonxerr and the Junior Miss DIAL 4395 Congratulations Central Hardware, Inc. JASON A. Il,-XILEY 662 CENTRAL AVENUE Compliments of LEFTER'S IIIUSIC SHOP 20 Sixth Street North Compliments of cflfiggo jan Air-Conditioned AAA Cafe 19 First Street North St. Petersburg, Florida WHOLESALE I-'ARTS AND SERVICE COOPER RADIO CO. he giiflening Qllnhepenhent The Sunslzine Newspaper . ' I Lf WH . .I l 'uh , . . , . .. + if -. Q' 1 ' 43 Q O. ,A-.481 3 H ' ,QT ' 3 i-iFIrQ' ? , ...Lv I . lu 5 ' Compliments of Simpson's Good Food 1164 CENTRAL AVENUE Dew Furniture Co. FOURTH FLOOR WILLSON-CHASE BUILDING Strzmzbougiv' . . . Kitty, Miriam, and Marty, three cute junior representatives . . . Busy Tony,' Moltere poses fnr the No-So-We-lfa . . . Bond pusher, navigator on the .Suzy-Q. 91. lHP1P1'5lI1II'g Efimvn gw-'M-fbwf fVw4f141m Associated Press -:- United Press International News Service Scfxaof eoumage Repfele aaifn if W T S P 1380 On Your Dial l 9 I Tampa Bay s Mutual Station uflfewd Zavuf Alcan Un 7fae Jfouff' OH1 cl BEST WISHES Diamonds - Watches - Gifts of An Kinds I0 lhe Graduating Class of 1943 PERRY R MARSH Owen:-lCotter Jewelry Cos Suite 206, Hal' Buiilhng . St. Petersburg, Flor dd 273 Cmrimt. Avnwuz - Ar-ross from Montgomery Ward City Fuel Oil Company The Newest Development in CAS AND OIL BURNING EQUIPMENT NEW SHOW ROOM : : FOltR'l'H STREET SOUTH ,Matt to lzrerzzzig Imlepwzflelzl Office and Plant-2nd St. and 15th Ave. South Phone 8 1 88 P. K. SMITH 82 UUMPANY Office Outfitters School and Artists' Supplies Exclusive Agents for Royal Typewrilers DEPENnAB11.m' FOR TWENTY-NINE YEARS 344 CENTRAL AVENUE TELEPHONE 3121 gl-is-H-A T I ' The Best Dressed R S M I T Growers mul Importers of Orchids I pn 'I owl' CORSAGES - FLORAL DESIGNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CUT FLOWERS - GARDICNIAS - POTTERY THE SCHWOBILT Co ,SM Ph ' -- ones-B7-435 353 Central Avenue St' Petersburg' Florida 1048 Fourth Street North St. Petersburg, Florida G7 . olzgrczfzz ations fo you .the class of l91L3 f? 720W that high school days may be added to your ri' S X long list of memoirs, there are other big things my B! in store for you, too. Some of you will go on to colleges, 4 ' X while others will enter the services of Uncle Sam-many A K Ab will work in War Factories and Plants-and still others will have all-important jobs in Defense Agencies-ALL T of you Working toward one definite goal: . . . VICTORY AND HAPPINESS FOR ALL . . . And you may count on us, too . . . for We'll be doing our part in restoring and maintaining our Democratic Way V of Life for you and the nation. ,Q N CD L,.f FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION One Hundred Fifty-lu'o Nou' you push tlml lillle thing . . . Izvur library fleslr . . . 1iisrA011r11,L,'erl, AIIZIIIII? Ugg Bsaufbzj Jmazf Specializing in HAIR TINTING ANI! HAIR CUTTING 6 ana SPIRAL PERMANENT WAVING Lewis Ei Trubey 344 Ninth Street North Cjgnzplinwrzls of p p O Superior Laundr -k f 701 Se-vmul Avenue South Phone 4131 :mmm MEMORIAL FOTIIIPTIWY Elzzlicott Fzznvrul Home 649 Sr1c:f,wn Ax'r1Nu'1a Sm 'rn PHONE 4112 H 7k faqffe ZW i of Sai pelle CM GRANT-0 MARMALADES AND JELLIES A Quality Product Phone 8679 MANIEEIJE Feminine Appurvl Sizes 9 Tn 44 H. B. G i B20 Th' t h S N h y , ran 'r eem New on 449 CEYTRAIA Aucwurz Hr. Pmakslsuncs, FLUHIDA RITCH 8: WENDELL DRY CLEANERS Compliments of 4.25 Ninih Sm, N.,,,h Keesler Electric Company GARMENTS FULLY INSURED Phone 4556 425 Ninth Street North H. J. KEESLER Une Hunrlrvzl Fijfy-th ree All St. Petersburg High School Compliments of students Have The Pinellas Lumber CO- FLIIRIIIA sim THEATRES KNOT lNC.i HABIT-AND HERE'S WHY! From Tree To Tradev ' Programs 1400 CENTRAL AVENUE areselected g from all major 'Q 'Y Hollywood U E .A studios. 530 CENTRAL AVENUE g. , I 5 1? IR' Air-Conditioned in ,Q ,. ,A v H Open All Year Popular Prices A 3. 12 , ' I ..-A I ' , . A 'fiVf115f:EAfifi ' ' Compliments of ' H 'S DAIRY Hoon my, fllmos 1, 9 P ere of theatr- em I y 100111 ' SCHUTZ, ine. poyees- new 1 I ,. 334 FIRST AVENUE NORTH E ' SMART DRESSES AND coA'rS if 'A 'Q A ROR TI-IE YOUNGER MISS Vg ' I V A '.,. f 3 .'-,- A E , I :qi I CHILDS' PHARMACY A 1 The Prescription Drug Store SODAS AND LUNCHEONETTE ' 93 Phone 4545 Pgpular PNC 337 C I l A enue St. Peteriburg, Florida en ra v s for the best f W1-'I . i H entertalnfflefl . H Q B t ID f 2 A' ' umpousf P ' ' ff OPTOMETRIST - .9 Specialist in Scientific Eyesight Examination 9 FLORIDA 9 Careful Attention Given to Duplicating LA PLAZA ROXY Lenses and Repairing Glasses CAMEO PHIEL NINTH ST. CAPITOI 9 DRIVE-IN 9 301 FLORIDA NATIO One Hundred Fifty-four NAI, BANK BUILDING A Wishing each '6Gracl,' the best of success and progress in the Knew world of peacel' Q -.., . 1,1 660 CENTRAL Av: REQUEST... f Oy'l'lC1l'OlS ITLALZZOVLCQ 770 Fourth Avenue North DEPEUDHBLE JELUELERS Phone 4151 ff' .,.,., - , . BRUCE lUH.TIEB5 es:-12135111 Glullege A Great College for Women o Liberal Arts Courses leading to the Bachelor of Arts Degreeg School of Fine Arts Courses leading to the Baehelor of Music Degree and the Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Music, Art and Speech. . Fully Accreflilezl Fall Term begins September 15, 1943 N. C. MCPHERSON, JR., President Candler Memorial Library MACON' GEORGIA Congratulations and Best Wishes to the i C L A S S 0 F , 4 3 Compliments of O Diamonds Convenient Terms DBLLUQZI gawafzy CXO. ALL OVER FLORIDA JOHN S. RHODES One Hundred Fifty-five ww FRANKLIN swam ogfbwnwwwmp N 0 - S O -WE -EA All S d P ' d by h FRANKLIN STUDIO ir THE FRANKLIN S'l'UlH0 pfnofod 71:61 flleade TODD DEAN 621 CENTRAL AVENU Classic Sport and Campus Shoes JL E SMJTZ 444 CENTRAL AVENUE szx SIXTEENTH STREET NORTH - TELEPHONE 4783 MORRISON Sz SCHIPPERT STUDENTS ACCIDENT POLICY Greatest Values in Diamonds PAYS ALL BILLS UP TO S500.00 11 Florida Arcade - Est. 1925 - St. Petersburg, Florida Times Build'ng Phone 7350 PHONE 5346 COMPLIMENTS Clark Mortgage and Realty Co. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS 264 FIRST AVENUE NORTH A PHONE 72-241 ir -A' if ELIY BIIINDE TCIKEEPEILIR FEILIR I-REI: LIME gee- JSE was ik Track managers. Archie Hampton and ,lark Palmer . . . Basketball managers, Bob Smith and Slfippy Murray . . . Stage rreu' from left to right: First roux' .lack Sadler. foe Boyetze, Martin Law and Bill Kilgoreg second row: Hugh Lee, David Anderson, M, P. Miller and Bob Smith. fi? ' ' ak if Long AVfC1y l wVKfA!ClX '6 y '-if Q ' f 'f iw Q Cl' flllwf O! IQVQC HQDIIIC oil' Y716 ', Bl'UV6Z. A fig? inn-ami - ' ST. PETERSBURG PRINTINC1 CGMPANY, INC ir ak ab Idlffzy ghr Tl-IE ANNUAL STAFF . wishes to take this opportunity to express its sincere apprecia- tion for the splendid advice, co-operation, and expert work- manship afforded it by: MR. BEN GRANGER, our printer: MRS. LEONORA CROOK, MR. ROLAND GLIDDEN, MR. HAL COFFEE and MR. CLAYTON HUSTIN, Our printe1 s assistants. MR. L. J. RAMSDELL, Our engraverg MR. BILL PARKS, MR. BILL BANTA, and Miss MARY DONNA GEARHART, our engrav- eris assistants. OUR ADVERTISERS, who made this book possible. MR. DEAN, BILL BORGSCHULZE, CHARLES PERRY and JACK SADLER, Our photographers. THE ,Ll-2 STAFF Of the Arbntus Of Indiana University from whom we borrowed many ideas. uifogvfajvlns ky? ' , 3 V Mft? f f A l'AA ,gh-ll' LL.-'mx' 4:J.A,L, -f.f,4.Af?,-,4.,4.4.fdi4fQ4 L.f,..,J 44.C.fE'..4.,L,,, - 271, 4 f..f-L 41,615- FA 1.1 -pff L-L YL-1f'l.4f'?' , f . 4 341 4. 34'-A Ay f- wg 41. ', ,M N P i k, .f 4 l W