Suwannee High School - Suwannean Yearbook (Live Oak, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

BUILDING TDDAY FOR TOMDRROW ' in -4' F egg I . I .,.5 . I . , Y J . R . a i , I I ,. ., -.S. .vw - . 41, . I A S 4 w , L t. I T I I It SET S I -DMINISTRATICN I-., W, I,I .' 4. l SIS,-f' T FACU LTY CLASSES I FEATURES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATICDNS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS g I T' vt IIE. WI? 'Anti ' 7 ,E T . . A W. f 1 ff F' Ax x M 41 ' 1 gf!!! AFKQMXV- L , --vs -I . '-ul X S J MQ' , 4 DEDICATED T0 YDU AS YOU WORK AS YCJU DREAM .4 w 4- - . 'A my ., Q,--Aki 'E 44' ' . Ir 2. , ' H - ,wv' fb' -4-., -A f . ' 1' ,N -1' g' . - , qv: . Q- -. ,A . ..,.-, , A ., 1', .f mx- -I . E KU-,11. ,4,' AS YOUD PLAY , , .. . ., K THE STUDENTS ' A Lx 'i .I 5' QT-T 1.4 fiw HCJOL CAREER . I 'dj' v' X Z? -v .231 THEY LEAD LIS TOWARD TOMCROW milffillfllflfiriiilill tlllllll IQ . - mi lilllm 491' gb SUWANNEE SUPERINTENDENT AND BOARD-Left to right. Superintendent, H. M. Folson, Fred Jones, W. E. Williams, R. L. Goff, C. A. Gamble, E. A. Collins. It is the duty of the school to produce leaders for tomorrow. We are proud of our Superintendent and his Board, proud of the tine examples which they set tor us. The fine work they have done, and are doing, to guide us will long be re- membered as we step into positions ot responsibility in the community. FACULTY 4? an , if . 3 . S. . 2. fggxtgwr f a !'xgg,45 5-M Q HONES xiii PRINCIPAES MESSAGE rw X. .- Dear Students, As the years pass and you again glance over these pages of your high school days, it is hoped that you will recall pleasant memories and feel a bit of thankful- ness for the knowledge gained in Suwannee High. lt has been a pleasure to work with you, to see you grow into fine young men and women, the hope and the heritage of America's tomorrow-and all tomorrows that follow in this democracy. May God bless each one of you, and may your future activities reflect nothing but credit upon yourself and the Suwannee High that all cf us love. MR. ROY CREWS MRS. FRANCES COBB Assistant Principal Segrefafy 1 Appreciation of Languages and Literature Developed Mrs. C. V. Sclwoppe, English and S p e e c h, helps develop well- rounded citizens of tomorrow. MR. ANDERSON 'K A -an-Yah ?hgw x f '-m',v-'gm-.Q .,. - 1 ' MRS. KATHERINE FLOOD MRS. VONNIE AIRTH I X Q, , . 5 Q A 'I ' Lt gf, I I ,: ip n I1 I I l 5 A, ' . .1 s s 1 lvl I . ' f Qi MRS. MARY MEDLOCK ,i 41 4 .,, ,r . -,J :ii yn is -bc, ' . ,ui Understanding of World and Community ,.Q, Q Problems ls Developed in the Social Science Department ,ix 'lf' F, 'ti ls Q? f .34 x w. I 475 ' f 7 silt 23 .V ini MRS. VOLTZ Prob. of Am. Democ. :stint MRS. REID Civics courses in American History and Civics Mr. Schoppe molds students with a,--'I' -Gi MISS HURST World History ......... Prospective Office Workers Get Modern Training The office worker is definitely necessary fo- day for our present culture. Training re- ceived in our Commercial Department is sufficient to prepare commercial workers for building a better tomorrow. MRS. IRENE BOZEMAN X. MISS IDA B. NANCE d........... H -1 -lsr J ? -.. . f, n-.4 . 111,1nmg1.e-,..-,.. -'Y ' 25 H534 Scientists Find Answers to Many Questions Mary Y. Drew aids students in experiment. She, with training given in general science, chemistry, and physics, helps students to understand the tremendous role modern science plays in our lives as it will in our future. Ms .S MRS. DORIS PERRY ,,:,m:,. I K J, . . A, Wg. K W Q all ,A Yi 1 .i.g.3.l..wI l 1 llllllllgwl .. , -1: 71 wggqzt' 'I Ill if 1, . V ,..rM 'il'-3 'al MR. MELVIN SMITH Mathematical Training for Tomorrow's Engineers Students in Mrs. Mary Medlock's Trig. class prepare to build the future miracles. Perhaps one of these will increase our debt to the engineer, for from his drawing board come new metals, planes, automobiles, etc. Also Mrs. Medlock teaches Plane Geometry and Algebra. M M,.5sxN MRS oop,5 PER rF W-.ez it The Musicolly Inclined Develop Their Talent pc 9.4 gd Here Mrs. Elizabeth B. Hunter, Glee Club and Girls' Chorus instructor, helps those with an inclination toward music develop their talent. ln N049 i T t A foundation for a career in music or simply many hours of enioyment may be derived from the training given by Mr. Henry J. Fasthoff, S.H.S. band instructor. A ' A 1.4. , . Lk J, .V , U- u fx, QQ, H in A, . h. .LV ' E . 'L I ---,,. Q l ' ?',u-.,. - 5 ., -- ...Q t llm:a - '. V -:ff:'.,?f. Coach Betty Cottrell helps build healthy bodies and minds of our future women. ,,.. , V -. X . ..- .. ,, -1 5 f-Y--'V -rw I A f v ' --1'-1 '. . ' ' ' - Aj'-1 , . N ,V - '- , -' ' . .- 1 -Q W . .. I -1- sf 1f!.'fv -- - 1 i-v,c,gfE,, shw ,msec-V. 15- i ,M - A 4 U .V-. . J gf j gr,-lx, z A t ivtih 'ali-:gQ,s3L?.g '15, ' , N I r WQN 46'- ,?C ?.,1L,T- ' . .J ,., V.,N,,g,,,.,Nm,, ,xr .,,, , -1 ,, .,,k I. . . ,. , in V '- ' ' f , + . ' - 3 4. 's x x ' f' - W' ' X 4' V .,' ' . ,,. N. ' R ,rf-. V. i Y-,,-L . - ., si. 1 , ' 'i ' ig ,A tu L , D. J .b ' . 1,1-qs.. ,Z ,.,t.dW.j M, , ,, Q., Q' gl ', ' , . -4 , . -x L-M, . -9' , '- I -. ,'Q',i1, .N 4 . L ', QL, 'Q -' ' w :vt x J. rw- ft KV- J- K ' .f . hce1-r.hQm'.-ai-Lei.-.,'-Qxivft'-'.K-aax-paw. ' , Coach Bill Sexton and Dick Flowers train football stars of tomorrow. Ju. 4111 sf -2:1 y ,Fins A SENIOR PLAY The Adorable Spendthrift When Hardy Mason went abroad he proposed to fascinating little Sari, but agreed that she follow him to America for their wedding. There, she was coldly re- ceived by Hardy's family. She is regarded as a social hindrance and finds a rival, who regards rich Hardy as eligible. Hardy goes away and entrusts Sari with 550,000 and several blank checks-signed. Recognizing the fortune as a curse, she disposes of it. This comes to light when Hardy is told he is overdrawn. On top of this Morton deserts Irene on the morning of their wedding and Helen ceases her pursuit of Hardy. Sari tries to make the family understand the motive for her antic, but they regard it as spite and envy-all but Hardy, who preserves silence. With a sigh ot resignation Sari gives them a check in full payment for her Caprice, signed Countess Sari di Courtrail. At this point, one of the butlers who had benefited by Sari's generosity tells them that he invested his money in oil, struck it rich-and declared Hardy in as partner. Hardy wins back Sari, and Irene and Bob are reconciled. Here Mrs. C. V. Schoppee, director, instructs cast. Front row, left to right: Sylvia Bird, Adrianne Gibbs, Mary Ann Fisher, Paul Kruger, Al Brady, Bob Butler, Gene Swafford, Earl Clement, Carmeta Hudson. Second row: Susan John, Elizabeth Parker, Edward Truluck, Yvonne Crews, Wink Groover, Al Delegal, Alan Thompson. SENIORS '23 I naw., SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Alan Thompson, Carmeta Scott, Levis McCulIers. MYRON LARRY ALBRITTON Quiet and shy, a real nice guy. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES HARMONEY ALFORD Beta Club 2, 3, 4. Hudson, Stanley Men of few words are the best men. RANDALL AVERY An easy-going manner will help in life's great span. ' I, ,A Baseball 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3. N' f - RONALD EARNEY BASS 15.7 H, E - . 4' Nw, A L ,,BUd,, Teachers and classes are my only ob jectlon to education. , y FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, ! 1 SYLVIA MAREESE BIRD Little One Dynamite comes in small packages. Band 4, Basketball 2, 3, A, FHA lg Paper Staff A, SHERWOOD BOATRIGHT Fields are won by Glee Club 4, Future JOHN ALTON BRADY MAIN All great men are dead and l don' feel well, those who believe in winning, Teachers 3, 4, Hi-Y A. t , fs: fv. .1 fe' w1--s- Si , Y -I . f '21 g, J ,., , 4 if Jasper High l, 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, S I Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Football 4, Cap' - J' ' '1-- tain A, Basketball 3, 4, FFA 3. v ln , 5 LEWIE B. BRANNAN , A smile that won't erase. W FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4, Hi-Y 4. -31, v if a-'l afar' H Q ROBERT CHARLES BRANNAN ' , Q ll 'UD 5 Q Robbie Q -F 0 A mari most fair and square, 1 X AV X ,-,'l FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. '4' ' ' ' ia 'YJ JORGEN H. BRoRsEN A ,135 NJA Hs, ,- X , YO' A manner so quiet, a better man is hard to find. FFA ly Baseball 3, 4. BOB BUTLER fi New Hearn ' l'd rather lead a band. . 'Ui Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, 3, President 4, Ke Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretar 3, President 4, Dele ate A gl A ,. Stalte and National Conventidlng Student Council 2? 3, 1 ' 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Basketball ' gg Afv ' l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Secretary lg Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, 'T Vice President 3. JUNE BuT'rs UBUQ., t Happy-go-lucky. Glee Club lg Office Staff 2, 3, 4. W x J' 1 A GENTRY BRANNAN fu -Q, 1 1 A 'GNN Q Quiet and reserved. I 1 uf ,X JUNE ANN CHAUNCEY ' 4' Q-+1 Bug X V ' shes mi ot iw, Sites fail of tire. C V ,MWC FHA 2, 4, Office Staff 3, 4, Paper Staff 4. l X' BILLIE CARROLL A promise is most given when least is ,I 1 , Q- , V ' FFA l. fa ' b I , x 'J --'- M 1'-,, MAX CHESTER A C., Maxine 'll' ,E Little we think less we do, isn't it Y, funny hovv we pull through. Band lt 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3 4, Bas ketball 3, A, ? MARY E. CHRISTIAN ,Q -' ,I A Speck l ' ' F rfghe has as many friends as she has f. Y in as .vs 5 freckles. 4? :si - FHA 2, 3, A, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, ' ,A li A f J -ey f Paper Staff 4. fn- -Mi' FANNIE lRENE CLARK 4 ,I ff , Fannie ' Pretty blonde hair, friendly eyes, we wonder where her fortune lies. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Library Staff l, SHIRLEY MAXINE CLARK Shirley Quiet of voice and sweet of face. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. GEORGE DOUGLAS CLEMENT HDOUQH Good nature and good sense are ever ioinedf' Beta Club 2, 3, Ag Key Club l, 2, 3, A, Vice President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Annu Staff 3, 45 Football 3, ww ' 'if EARL CLEMENT Sammy wr Welcomed wherever he goes, and valued for himself, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, F3 5 : Band Officer 2. RENA FAYE COLLINS f 54 Faysie ,- Fair, wise, and winning, Paper Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant l, 2, Homecoming Queen 4, Office Staff 3, Student Council 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, FHA l 2 CATHERINE YVONNE CREWS Vonnie If silence were golden, Bonnie would be a pauperf' Band Maiorette 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, Li- brary l, Paper Staff 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. ESTELLA DAVENPORT sian Quiet and demure, a friend upon whom you can always be sure. FTA 3, Girls' Chorus 3, 4. r 09' I J 1277 .es- .73-i ,sf -.rf vb, Q-...4 .lOHNlE WENDELL DAVIS - f'Healthy and free, the world before me, 1 Q - Ag I, 2, 3, 4. . ' ffl 5 97:35,-, , GEORGE RAUDEN DAY, JR. ?Zf.33f:I 5' Cf Q npuggy., 'ff . ' '. I just love work, I could sit and watch ii , it forever. 52? S Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES Dees Nick He'S winding up his watch of time, by and by it will strike. FFA l, 2. AL DELEGAL Always a good sport-man the fort. Key Club 'l, 2, 3, 4: Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, President 1, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, An- nual Staff 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, President 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3. seth ' as X' Q 4 ,.g 4 S , ' ' Red sh, . . 5 r N, . Dramatics. EMMA ELIZABETH DEXTER Quick and lively, happy and gay. Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Managing Editor 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Gainesville High 1, ERMA LEE EVANS A merry heart doeth good like a medicine Glee Club 1, Paper Staff 4. ELEANOR FRANCES FAIRCLOTH I'-A X A light heart lives long. xi Glee Club 2, Office l, 2, 3. 1, 's -0 t f JIMMIE Lovo FiLLY W 'eg Av, Hjimu A ' 5 , X GLENDA LEE FLETCHER Above all things, be gay, carefree, and lighthearted. Beta Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Cheerleader 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 2: Girls' Chorus 4, President 4, Annual Staff 4. JoE E. GREEN Greater love hath no man. ' we-' FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3. MARY ANN FISHER Fishhook Mary is always friendly and kind, another just like her you'lI never find. Glee Club I, Student Council 1, 4, FTA 3, 4, Vice President 3, State Vice President 3, Reporter 4, Basket- ball I, 3, Columbus High 2, Sorosis 2, Girls' State 3, Cheerleader I, 2, 4, Paper Staff 3, Business Manager 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Office Staff 2. GLEENE HARRELL Why isn't every one contented like me? FFA I, 2, 3, 4. Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. FFA Suwannee Chapter 2, 3, 4. W ix ij, i I N. was T, T, A -V .45- .If ,Z ' ' , ,fel ADRIANNE Guess ,,A,, A kind heart makes a great success, Basketball 1, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, 4, State Parliamentarian 4- Key Club Sweetheart 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Reporter 4, Student Council l, 3, Paper Staff 4 sw 2 .1 l, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3, Homecoming Attendant 3, 4. , x' ,rl 71- . P, A if '. ,F 4. A f I My :EA K I Q. Iii 1+ . . 6, HILLMAN GOFF Happy am l, from care I'rn free. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Sentinel 2, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4, Football 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH GEORGE Her complexion is as fair as her per- sonalityf' Annual Staff 4, Office 2, Glee Club 2, Library l. X .,.---V MARY GREEK She is good natured ever, and has a good word for all. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Paper Staff 4, Office 3, 4, Library Staff 2. FREDNA ANITA HAAS ?, A smile for all who come her way. Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Cheer- ,Q leading 3, 4, Sophomore Class President, 'f-...,. FHA 1, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- ' dent 4, Library Staff 4. with 'd FRANKLIN HOLLOWAY A more jolly fellow is hard to find. FFA lt 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3. WINSTON GROOVER Winkie He holds his own against the world, and in athletics he leads. 1232 Class Officer 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3, Key Club TTT 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, S Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, 'V Hileah Junior High 1, Dramatic ciiib 1, President 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, HivY I. BARBARA JEAN HART She's a splendid girl. ,l -7 MACK HALE gl. 5' A real friend. 2 A PFA i ,2, 3, 4. S. I , X l 1.55 . -A -ff' ERNEST HART gtg. He has a certain earnestness which we all respect. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3. f if-nf. l'Q F -715 .,--1' I Y' , 4 I wg' ff . . A! 2 MMV L N. VERN Hioos and lighthearted, I take to the Aloof open road. S Club 4, Football Ag Baseball 4, Bas- , A ketball Ag Decatur High, Hi-Y l, 2, Bas- ketball 2, 3, Track 27 Baseball 3, Glee , ,Q Club l, 2. r MILDRED HINGSON 72 A finer girl is not to be found. Paper Staff Ag Office Staff 3, 4. K JEWE L HAYES Never alone. EMMA Lu HICKS No matter what others may be, she will always be herself. 5aSl46Yb6ll 2, 3, Student Council 4, FHA l, 2, 31 Office Staff 4. --8 ANNE CARMETA HUDSON Charming, pretty and petite, but not more charming than she is sweet. Beta Club 2, 3, A, Student Council 2, Paper Staff 4, .D X' Annual Staff 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, SGCVEHVY 4, Office Staff 3, 4, THOMAS PHIL HuRsT Let the world hold its own. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter Ag Football 2. fy? . ,-,IX :: ' 1 JOAN AUDREY JENKINS A smile that wins you instantly. FHA l, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Maiorette A SUSAN E. JOHN Efficient and courteous, a girl alter your heart, Beta 2, 3, A, Band l, 2, 3, 4, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 FTA 3, 4, Annual Staff A, Office Staff 2, 4. MARTHA ANN JOHNS Sweet as each day goes by, no matter what troubles never a sigh. Glee Club 4, BOBBY JOHNSON Take it easy, have your fun, let the old world flicker On, FFA I, 2. I-Q ,Q fx .7 1 ,4-7 Sari ,,. ...Av DOYLE JOHNSON n Q ,- .' 'P' -ra f F' ' X ' Sometimes quiet, sometimes ff 1 . -, . ways a twinkle in his eye, 'F , '-- T FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, -- 4 , - r g ' LEROY JOHNSON y K ' NGO fighting bulldogs! t V Football Manager 4, FFA 3, 4 l 'J 'S . V 'X Q BETTY JUNE MCCALL f I K Always on the go. ,, ,!, ., vnu., , Office Staff 1, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 FHA 4. BOBBY KING Punctualify isn't necessary, wonder if it would help? FFA 1,2. if shy, but al- g-,, la 'W -sr MELBA LAW The only way to be a friend is to be one. Wellborn 'l, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 35 FHA 4. VIRGINIA LEE .,Chip,, xi: i SX on .r . 5, 'Q .Jr l or LUCILLE Kuo:-lr Cure and gay all rhe while, she'll go far wivh her sweet smile. FHA l, 2, Maiorette A, Office Staff 2, 3, 4. PAUL KRUGER Beware, I may do somerhing sensational yer, Key Club 4, Paper Staff 2, 3, Ag Annual Staff 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l. 72 - fi F H BILLY LANIER Few words, but all of worth. FA l, 2, Baseball 4. Bomwle Sue LANGFORD Peppy and hard working, always on the go. 3, Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Maiorette 4, Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, ,.- U? -.--f Always easy going, well liked too. ET:-:RIDGE FRANKLIN LEGGETT School is fine bulk. FFA 'l, 2, 3, 4, Library 2, DEWAYNE LYONS Hope for Yhe be-sf, buf prepare for the worst. 5 .iq FFA 'l, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Football 1, 25 Baseball 4. Q,O 'V' 1 a 7 'Q y K Q4 ' Y, .-,Q V f , -.f wf , L, QEBA MCCALL irmpt, l'Small, but fast. Paper Staff A, Basketball 3, A, FHA l, 2, 3, Library Staff l, 2g Office Staff A. W1 LEVIS DUVA1. MCCULLERS More matter with less arf, the kind Of fellow every- 4,1 5 X, one likes. -ff 1 S-rf if li V FFA I, 2, 3 A, Treasurer 3, Vice President Af Class Officer -1, President A, Baseball A MABLE MCGHIN As sweet and fair as a flower in spring. Paper Staff Ag Glee Club l, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus A, Vice President Ag Office Staff l. THOMAS MCINTOSH Tommie A true friend-the kind we all need. ,M Football 2, 3, A, Captain A, S Club 2, 3, A, Baseball A. Ji' vi' I A all 1 , N ROBERT W1NsLoE MCKNIG1-11' Some may be taller, but none have a A 5 jollier disposition. L 'S' - PFA 1, 2, 3, Ag Baseball 41 .J I N' y..- WALTER DOUGLAS MEEKS pf lr '- if H fu, , Doug ' H -' Well-liked because of his easy-going C ways, a fine fellow. 15 , , K Y' FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Ag Band l, 2, 3, A. xv P X l' i. gn- -'X Q1-4 Q 1 if -J ..f . yr X GEORGE A. MERCER Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad, FFA lg clee Club 1. SARAH JOAN MORRISON u-lazln Gaze into her eyes you'll see an angel: gaze a little longer you'll see an imp. Paper Staff A, Glee Club l, 2, 3, A. r N SUSAN MORRISON Jive Never again after twelve long years. 9 . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus A. HARRY MOSELY v ' -5' Mose ,- Watch that bewitching smile' 7 ,sf FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. 'li Wm.-fry ELIZABETH PARKER Liz Pudding and pie, sweet as both. Glee Club l, 2, 3, A, Basketball 3, FTA 3, 4, Secretary 3, Student Council Rep- 'U' ix resentative 4, Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair 3, Annual Staff Ag Student Council Ag Junior Play 35 Spanish Club 2. 1- I ' ',,-Y -sv 1 JAUNITA NEELEY Nita Watch her go, Glee Club l. Toss NEELEY U Bashful and shy, cute as pie. Entered from Landon Senior High School, Jacksonvilleg FBLA, Junior Girls' Club. RUTH ELDER PARROTT Ruthie What would they do without me? X Office 3, Ag Glee Club i. EVELYN PEARSON HEVH Don't do it again. Glee Club 3, 4. BARBARA PEPPERS Haabsi, That's my baby, .P '-c--'Y 19 Glee Club 35 Student Council 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4. 'KX 2 L i T Ii ,I ,ffl wfsf' N. Bass 1: R hon 3 Offuce Staff 3 4 Annual Staff A Basketball ff -av FQ- l ' ' x vs, ..- 2-4 10 ,.,- fl LorsELLE ROBERTS Cell She says that the moon is made of green cheese. FHA lg Office Staff l, 2. ALCYONE ROBERTSON ,.COn,, Efficien? and capable, friendly Yo all. FHA I, 2, 3, Office Staff 1, 2, 35 Class Officer T, 2, Secretary l, 25 Glee Club 3, Secretary 3, Homeroom Officer 1, 2. nstanu A - i 16 L l 15' . ' f if Jo ANN SKEEN RUDOLPH STANLEY Scorr Some are born to lead. FFA l, 3, 4, President 3, Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President l, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Second Lieutenant 4, Student Council 4, President 4. , Her sweetness adds to the world around her. Office Staff 3, 4, Paper Staff 4. is . 'Vx Ia K , x -Q-. , L 13 ' love 4 REBA EUGENIA SKINNER Whence is the learning? Hath thy toil o'er books consumed the midnight oil? Glee Club l, 2, Student Council 3, Li- brary 2g Paper Staff 4, Beta Club 2, 3, -1. GERALD DENNARD 'Mischievous'-'nough said. FFA l, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY JEAN STOKES 2 A T li' Nine tenths of wisdom consists in be- . t ing wise in time. rs A K Q1 Mayo High lg Junior Garden Club lg Gi.-ie crab 1, 4, FHA 2, 3, Library 1. K v .A -ss' ALVA GENE SWAFFORD . X ,,Gene,, 1 V For all he gladly would workg such a one is seldom found. jf' '- Hiv Ag FFA lg Key Club 4. ' DENNIS EDWARD TRULUCK Tar-ky lmpish looks but kind through and through, persona ality plus make Tink a favorite with all. Key Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Basketball 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain Ag FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 45 Baseball 4, Student Council 4, Class Officer 3, Treas- urer 3. BESSIE DEAN TAYLOR Be Bop Who is good will soon be beautiful. Office Staff lg Paper Staff A, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. l fel K-A HENRY ALAN THOMPSON HDOCH Always willing, eager to please. 1 -.. X-1 ! '- 'hx Student Council Aj FFA lg Paper Staff 3, A, Annual A,- K, x ' 'N Football 3g Band l, A, Baseball Ag Class Officer A ' Treasurer A. I BOBBIE JEAN TAYLOR X Qnrl I Bobble 6' lf she knew an evil thought or word, she did not speak it, Glee Club A, GAIL THERESA VANN l'd rather have a fool to make me merry than experienfe to make me sad. Basketball l, 2, 3, Ag Paper Staff 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff Ag Student Council 2 FRANCES CAIN WATTERsoN Frannie Every inch of regal stature, Office Staff 2, 3g Paper Staff 2, 3 ' Annual Staff A. ,4, i l .V 1 I X. rv' Lf tag? .iv 3 fi ici 1 '31-qs ,x ,X , v,,-sc.: ,.- , ,- v GERALDINE WILLIAMS ,,GerrY,, She radiates love of life. fa? .f-'T --ii VENERA GAIL WHITFIELD She lives with laughter in her eyes, a smile on her lips, and a song in he: heart. Basketball l, 2, 3, A, Captain Ag Beta Club 3, Ag Student Council 2, 3, A, Sec- retary 2, 3, Ag Annual Ag Glee Club l, 2, 3, Office l, A, Homecoming Attendant 35 Cheerleader l. Boeav WILLIAMS FFA l, 2, 3. A, President A. FHA 35 Paper Staff Ap Office Staff 2, 3, A. ARMOR YouNc A sincere attitude leads to success. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNARD VOYLES A COVTSCIGFITIOUS guy yet full of fun l 2 3 4 OTTICS 'io Q- OLIVIA WILSON LIbby .uv-it Q3 Q As charmmg as she IS sweet Malorette 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Annual A Paper Staff 3 4 Ednor 4 Glee Club l Ofhce Stat SENIORS NOT PICTURED JAMES ALLISAN DvvAIN AVERY LAVELLE CROFT otball I otball 2 3 4 l 3 4 Offlce 4 Bask a , :ss-J' . H 'v A FFA , , , , ' f3. y A , t 1 X 7' ,y I , ,Am-' 'ZA : , , I 1 2 X , 2. , , ' : : ' f l- ' Fo , 2, 3. Fo , , 4, FFA I, 2, 3, , Vice FFA , 2, , , ' f , etb Il 3, 4, FFA , , , , - 'ef 3. Presldent A TRAVIS STARLING l 2 3 4 SecretaryTreascr THE LAST WILL We the members of the SenIor Class ot the year 1954 beIng of sound mlnd do hereby bequeath the tollovwng IH thIs our last vvIll and testament We the SenIor Class ot 54 bequeath to the JUDIOY Class our dIgnIty provlded that thIs dIgnIty follows the pattern set torth by the atoresaId Semors We the SenIor Class wlsh to leave our front seats In assembly to the Junlors We the SenIor Class WISLT to leave to Mr Dele gal a quueter and more peaceful year 54 55 made possIble by the departure of the 54 Senlors The IndIvIdual members wlsh to leave to those vvl'o remam and can use them the followmg VIrgInIa Lee and Estella Davenport leave theIr smIles to Wayne Fowler and John Henry Johns LevIs McCuller leaves hIs DOLITICBL pull to the F FA not that they neecl It AN D TESTAME T Thomas Mclntosh leaves hIs place on the football team to Tommy Kennon Douglas Meeks leaves hIs abIlIty to stay ID hand and do nothung to Donald Mrtchell George Mercer leaves hIs abIlIty to hddle to Frank Dees Ellzabeth Parker leaves wIth or wIthout Wallace LanIer'9 Barbara Peppers leaves her abllrty to be the Best Magorette to those golng out next year Reba Sklnner leaves her typmg speed to those lust startung Kennard Voyles takes wnth hum those one and only eyes CLASS WILL June Ann Chuancey leaves her long halr to all the nen who mslst upon It Mary Elizabeth Chrnstnan leaves her abllnty to man age the gurls basketball team to some poor soul Fannne Clark takes her waves with her because she ould not get along without them Shlrley Clark leaves her freckles to Ida Mae Sun gletary Faye Collins leaves her abuluty to get the gob done to the irresponsible Juniors Bobby Butler leaves has blonde curly locks to Andy Bass Yvonne Crews leaves the knack for golng steady to Frances Greene who IS following In her footsteps Levelle Croft leaves hls qulet manner to the In comung Freshmen Al Delegal leaves hus abllxty to struggle through Ceometry to Mary Lou Owens Eleanor Faurcloth leaves her ablllty to lead a smooth lufe to Norma Jean Dees Glenda Lee Fletcher leaves her ablllty to go with short boys to Pat Adams who cant Mary George leaves her peaches and cream com plexxon to Ruby Jan Snipes who has a good start Adrianne Gnbbs leaves her memories of frolucs to Jackie Crews Erma Lee Evans leaves her pretty red hair to Mack Wadsworth Jimmy Fullyaw leaves hls sweet smzle to Jnmmy Ryals Gerald Dennard leaves has ablllty to make those crazy remarks to Gerald Bass Rudolph Dees leaves has abnllty to get out of work to Leon Moses Nick Dees IS takung has Jalopy wlth hum we ll mlss rt Wendell Davus leaves hus pollte manner to Judy Green Lorxne Stewart leaves her llttle fngure to Norma Dennard Shnrley Stokes leaves her southern dr wl to Bettv Ann Muzell Gene Swafford leaves his great Imagination to Har vey Carroll who has a pretty good one already Bessie Dean Taylor us taking her boy friends un the service wltl. her Alan Thompson leaves his ablllty to play the saxo phone to Jlmmue Srnsley Vern Hrggs leaves his northern accent to Theron Mitchell Hullman Goff ns taklng Glenda Lee Fletcher wlth hum too bad boys Betty Jean Hart ts leaving her scholastic abllnty to Joan Black Earnest Hart IS leavung Sandra Hogan Jewell Hayes as leavlng PAD to the boys who wrll sat on the back seats next year Emma Lou Hlcks Isnt leavung anythnnq she ns taking It all with her Carmeta Hudson leaves her sweet dlsposutuon to Judy Leigh Mrldred Hungson leaves her abullty to get people out of class to future offuce gurls Franklin Holloway leaves wuth all has problems Thomas Hurst leaves Inez Chauncey but not for long Luculle Knght leaves her fugure but on second thought declded to take It with her Bonnue Sue Langford leaves the gossap column to Nadine Kirby who wall be glad to take at over Sylvia Bard takes her tutle Smallest and Strongest wlth her Armor Young leaves has place In Glee Club to Wayne Wilson who trnes to sung well Paul Kruger leaves his ability to flurt with a mllllon gurls and never get slapped to Claude Crapps Ollvxa Wilson leaves her abuluty to stay true blue to anyone who thmks ut as easy Geraldine Wullcams leaves her fngure to the Fresh man gurls June Butts leaves her pleasing smlle to Ruby Plymel Max Chester leaves hls towerung heoght to Buddy Vann Bully Carroll leaves hns peanuts whrch are marvel ous to the Key Club for their traps Gall Whltfleld leaves her ablluty to see good IH all to the Freshmen Puggy Day leaves hus abnluty to score the wmmng touchdown ID the last munute of the game to Jommy Ryals Robert Brannan leaves has broad shoulders to Henry Myers Loune Brannan leaves has speech abullty to Wayman Capps Gentry Brannan leaves has ablluty to stay qulet In class to Charles McCrlmon James Alford leaves has abullty to pass Geometry to Andy Bass Melba Law leaves her typing abulnty to the first year typnng class next year Martha Johns leaves her pleasing ways to Jerry Carmxchael Susan John leaves her abnlnty to make creatnve posters to Ann Turnage Mary Greek leaves her shlnlng personality to Judy Green Bobby Kung leaves has bug brown eyes to Mary Lou Owens Gleene Harrell leaves has heart wlth Winona Hnngson Wankle Groover leaves hls abnluty to be un all ac tuvutues to Frank Futch Leon Moses and Poss Lee Ronald Bass leaves hus ablluty to look studuous to Vlnton Robinson . , . - 1 . - 1 . 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G , . . . .- 1 1 - Emma Dexter leaves her abrlrty to hold her man to Sybrl Aldrrch Mary Ann Fisher leaves her abrlrty to keep busv to Joan Tyson Harry Moseley leaves hrs abrlrty to know all see all and tell nothrng to Brlly Hrngson Eugene Rowell feels that he cant afford to leave anythrng but wrll apprecrate any contrrbutrons Stanley Scott leaves hrs accomplrshments rn hrgh school to the underclassmen Audrey Jenkrns leaves her shyness to Prue Carroll Leroy Johnson leaves hrs place as manager of the football team to Danny McCrrmon Brlly Lanrer leaves hrs polrte manner to the know rt all Sophomore class next year Etherrdge Leggett leaves hrs seat rn Englrsh IV to anyone who wants It Duwayne Lyons rs takrng Thomas Mclntosh wrth rm Betty June McCall leaves her abrlrty to make up those heart rendrng excuses to Robert Earl Chambers Reba McCall leaves her abrlrty not to be seen rn the hall when classes are changrng to Lavonne Wrndham Mabel McGhrn leaves her cute clothes to Wrlhemrna Strck who already has made a good start Robert McKnrght rs takrng hrs boots wrth hrm Jaunrta Neeley leaves her pretty teeth to Alrce Ruth Parrott leaves her place rn the offrce to those who work rn there next year Danny Jean Powell rsnt leavrng anythrng shes takrng Nrck wrth her Yvonne Prrce leaves her practrcabrlrty to Kathleen Harrell Betty Rrcherson leaves her pretty sweaters to Jaunelle Mrlls Lorselle Roberts leaves her collectron of earrrngs to Pat Keene Alcyone Robertson and Jo Ann Skeen are takrng therr lrfe long frrendshrp wrth them Jerry Ross leaves hrs sense of humor to Lavelle Roberts James Allrson leaves hrs way of actrng dumb to Walter Olrver who already has a good start Dwarn Avery leaves hrs posrtron on the football team to Buddy Phrllrps Randall Avery leaves hrs posrtron on the baseball team to anyone who wants to try rt next year Sherwood Boatrrght leaves hrs pretty combrnatron rn clothes to Tom Radford Alton Brady leaves hrs abrlrty to make speeches on football no matter what the subrect was supposed to be to Tony Morrrs J H Brorsen leaves hrs abrlrty to play baseball to next years baseball team wrth hrs regards Douglas Clement leaves Frances Greene but he wrshes he drdnt have to Earl Clement leaves hrs abrlrty to play the sousaphone to Thurston Hunter who already rs pretty good Evelyn Pearson leaves her sunny drsposrtron to Annre Pearl Bass especrally rn physrcal educatron Joe Green leaves we hope on trme Barbara Pound leaves her dance to the chuck who wants to try It Myron Albrrtton leaves hrs abrlrty to keep hrs busr ness from others to Lrz Bass who cant Fredna Haas leaves all the prrzes she has won to all those who have lost them Mack Hale leaves all hrs fond memorres of grrls to Russell Johnson who rs already makrng a good start Travrs Starlrng leaves hrs attrtude eat drunk and be merry for tomorrow you may dre to John Paul Schnerder Bobby Wrllrams takes hrs farmrng abrlrty wrth hrm Edward Truluck leaves hrs abrlrty to play the drums to George Hudson who rs learnrng fast Sarah and Susan Morrrson leave therr abrlrty to always be heard and not seen to Robert Mrlls Garl Vann leaves her place on the basketball team to Faye Hunter Toby Neeley leaves her get black harr to Marlene Bonds Frances Watterson leaves her wardrobe to Zrppre Collrns who rs off to a good start wrth hers Jo Ann Skeen leaves her pretty legs to Betty Ann Bobby Jean Taylor leaves her brown harr to anyone who has plans to enter the Jeanre wrth the lrght brown harr contest Bobby Johnson leaves hrs baby face to anyone who rs less fortunate Doyle Johnson leaves hrs abrlrty to speak only when spoken to to Alene Lyles CLASS PROPH ECY Al Brady rs head coach of the Jasper Bulldogs We rust couldnt hold hrm Faye Collrns rs the face frgure and clothes hound you see rn all the fashron magazrnes Boy can we say that we grow top models at Suwannee Hugh' June Ann Chauncey rs also a fast rrsrng model Frances Watterson rs rurrnrng the brggest dress shoo rn New York Emma Dexter rs her head buyer Paul Kruger has rust frnrshed desrgnrng the teach ers lounge at S H S Boy rs he a whrzl Mary Ann Frsher was marrred to the presrdent two years ago Presrdent of what? The USA of course' Bobby Butler rs drrllrng teeth as head dentrst rn OBrren Ruth Parrott and Alcyone Robertson are hrs Receptronrst and Nurse Bonnre Sue and Barbara Peppers have opened Amercras largest Marrorette Summer Camp They are holdrng up therr hrgh school career Susan John rs a famous poet Her lrterary works are some of Amerrcas best . . . I D . ' ' ' ll Il ' , . . . . . . , , . . . . . . , , . . ,, . - T I I I V . H h. . I . . ' r - - , , Faye Mott, who already has nice ones. Thomas, A . . . . . , . . , . . ' I ' . I ' - I ' A I I I I l I - . 1 - ' ' I I ' . I ' l L 1 . ' ' I ' . O Wankae Groover Puggy Day and Vern Haggs are among the ten top sports stars Edfvard Truluck Stanley Scott Alan Thompson and Al Delegal are really doang fane wath thear orchestra We hear they are makang an appearance an Paras Max Chester as now over has garl shy days and all the garls an New York are after ham Myron Albratton Louae Brannan Robert Brannan and Lavelle Croft own the baggest ranches an Texas Sherwood Boatraght has aust replaced Mr Schoppe an Suwannee Hagh James Alford has turned has braan to law and as wannang all has cases Ronald Bass as now Governor of has favorate state ueorgaa J H Brorsen as now constructang a Lattle Washangton an each of the state capatols Bally Carroll as now head of Toms Toasted Peanuts Mary Elazabeth Chrastaan Fannae Clark and Sharley Clark are now on the nurses staff at Johns Hopkans Hospatal Sylvaa Bard and Yvonne Crews are stall lookang for the raght professaon They have traed everythang from lady cab draver to trapeze artast Estelle Davenport Fredna Haas Adraanne Gabbs and Elaz beth Parker are now Professors at Lave Oaks new Unaversaty Wendell Davas Rudolph Dees Jammy Fallyaw are now trappers an the Great North Woods Glenda Lee Fletcher and Hallman Goff own the baggest malk supply an Florada Mack Hale and Eleanor Faarcloth are now the owners of the largest supermarket an thas sectaon of the country Whale waatang on Tony Mary George as workang wath Ivory Soap Co because of her beautaful com plexaon June Butts and Erma Lee Evans now own the baggest and best beauty salon an Jacksonvalle Mary Greek Reba Skanner Maldred Hangson and Carmeta Hudson are secretaraes an the Pentagon Joe Green Earnest Hart and Leroy Johnson are now employed by the Farmers Mutual Exchange Emma Lu Hacks as now one of the top women pho tographers for the New York Tames Betty June McCall as now chasang all her lattle Olaves Betty Jean Hart and Varganaa Lee are now lavang an bag mansaons on thear husbands farms Franklan Holloway Bobby Wallaams Gentry Bran nan and Gleene Harrell are now great successful farmers because of thear FFA experaences Martha Johns and Melba Law are now professaonal babysatters Audrey Jenkans as one of the most famous dress desagners an France Ethradge Leggett Dewayne Lyons and Bally Lanaer are employed at the U S mant Reba McCall fanally marraed her one and only Levas McCullers became Mayor of Reno an the sprang James Allason as has personal body guard Servang Levas as prosecutang attorneys are Douglas Meeks Robert McKnaght and George Mercer Randall Avery Travas Starlang and Jerry Ross are anamal traaners wath Ranglang Brothers Carcus Eugene Rowell as head labraraan an Lave Oak He has as has assastant Loraane Stewart Jo Ann Skeen and Betty Racherson are Mr Delegal s personal secretaraes Sharley Stokes as runnang a day nursery Bessae Taylor Sarah and Susan Morrason are ser geants an the WA F s Kennard Voyles as one of the top stars on the Grand Ole Opry Geraldane Wallaams as starrang an her fafth leadang role an Hollywood Armor Young as Glee Club darector at Florada State Unaversaty Yvonne Prace as really seeang the world followang her GI Joe Evelyn Pearson has aust dascovered grease repellent materaal for Danny Jean Powell to make Nack Dees work clothes he as top mechanac at Gene Swaffords Hot Rod Center Olavaa Walson as now lavang on a bag Aar Force Base Nath General McCullers and the sax lattle Dons Gaal Whatfaeld as stall sattang at home waatang for Thelton to get out of the Maranes Jaunata Neeley Mabel McGhan and Bobby Jean Taylor are story tellers an the Phaladelphaa Labrary Gaal Vann has become hear to a mallaon dollar estate and she Larry and the lattle Odoms lave a lafe of leasure Thfmas Mclntosh has become Lave Oaks farst All Ameracan Football player Thomas Hurst Jewell Hayes and Dwaan Avery are really makang good money desagnang easy chaars for school students Doyle Johnson Bobby Kang and Bobby Johnson are some of Ameraca s top scaentasts Lucal'e Kaght and Loaselle Roberts are desagnang aewelry an Chacago Toby Neeley has become a well known haar stylast Gerald Dennard as one of the strongest men an any of the current carcuses Barbara Pound has taken over the Arthur Murray Studao an Jacksonvalle Harry Moseley as bualdang a naght club an Wellborn Douglas Clement as a competator to Eanstean He has aust proved has theory to be wrong Earl Clement as one of Ameracas greatest Electracal Enganeers 1 1 - X I . . 1 1 1 - . 1 1 . ' f I 1 1 1 V . . . , , . . . I I . 1 . , ,- 4 . . . . , . , F 1 1 . . . . , , 1 1 1 . . , . Q . , I C II Il 1 1 . . . . a A ' I I ' ' . , . . 1 . 1 1 . , . . .1 - . . . I , I I Y . . . . 1 1 . 1 1 . , . . , . . 1 I I ' 1 , 1 . . , . CAST MEMBERS AND HELPERS Back row left to right: A. F. Mott, T. Scott, J. Peadon A Morrlson B Carlson E Parker C McCrimon, J. Black, J. Tyson, J. Clayton J McGu1rk M L Collner G Hudson Front row: F. Greene, D. P. Ander- THE JUNIOR PLAY, A STRANGER IN THE NlGHT, was full of mystery and comedy. This was their first trial but they proved that they worked very hard. ri eff 'W 925 3? 4 5'-f f fl! JUNIORS 1 -1 .,. ' cvs -Q ak X 'Ci' Q. Q? 'B 'J ' -3 fc'-Y Va' ' , 'Q X- f S 4 r vi L ' 1 1 B 1 6. ' 4 Al A I' CI. ffm cv of mm 'R'- 'ar f L 3 .vw - xx A 3 ta- - ,Q fy ' ov ra C. Brookins B. Brown W. Capps B. Carlson B. Carmichael J. Carmichael J. Carroll P. Carroll E. M. Chauncey J. ClayTon R. Cogdill M. L. Collier is -,H ,- fl! 'w..f,f' J . s .4 A Bl l .1 mi. , L f ,X .A 1 .VIII in -. .T , ggi! .3 .V nv' ' . v 4 -sg phqu fn P. Adams J. L. Allison A. Andrews S. Aue D. Avery L. Avery S. Bailey A. Bass A. P. Bass J. Black M. Boyeffe G. Branharn ,-.-N .4-fs f E-is Xe F' 7 . fa ' 1 rv .,, - 4 e 4' ,, , ..,4v 1 KA :N -J I. .331 :Ql- -. Q 1 'Q' ...pq-Va .X 1 nf x' I -7 N. an T1 '14--' l W. M. Graham B. Grantham R. Green J. Hagan E. Harrell K. Harrell J. C. Hewlet J. Hingson Y. Hingson E. Holloway B. J. Howard G. Hudson 1 Q 7' 4 ll 'fl , 1' Nl 'Aim ' 45, ,LL A f J .Tie I 1 y F Kiwis? , J 1 ...N V nv -an -ix, CJ' '16 ,gf 9 ,eff J 4,-. 1' fn Y, XI C. Crapps J. Crews J. W. Crews L. Croft C. Deese F. Deese N. J. Deese B. J. Fennell R. Ford P. Fortner W. Fowler B. S. Gay ,ng ,Q- 3-F 'V-'x 'WX Y 'PN N--'wr hui' ,. - .- ' 1: -.., . -y --kr Q. 1 ,un xfyi ,ggi xg . x 4 -2 J x l L K.-1' ' x 'Q '- 3 f gs ,i if. L ,I , 'X . 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Sumner R. Sumner M. L. Taylor B. A. Thomas ,,, . W. Thompkins O. Tucker l Vbmsl X' A if l X g i . x L A 10' -,,v .gb .1 , X' C. Warner W. Warner M. Williams W. Wilson sl A if , Q Qhx ' 'fd l A B. Turner X ., J. Tyson xx G. UmsTead F .CNS B. Vann ii' A 4 WJ L L ,L 7- : as :ZZ -FN X 4 V K . if o KR A .f i f .x H cel A . fx: 43: -gs. C. Wood , . - - I F. Wood ' y ' - 1 J. Wright Q4 1 ' nf gsm I CLASS OFFICERS-Left To right: T. Scoll, presidentg L. Avery, vice presidenfg D. A. Stanford, Treasurerg J. Black, secretary, not pic- Tured, Z3 I-Q I 1 N , ,.. f K SOPHOMORES i Q gym 1 J. Adams J. Allen OFFICERS-Left To right B. Truluck, presi- dent, M. Dempsey, vice president, A. Har- rell, secrmary, N. Kirby, Treasurer. A- Bass J. Barrington B. J. Bass fl? 41' G. Bass .4 y E. Bass P. Bass M ,, A B. Bennett A R. Blanton R. Boafrighl W. Boafright M. Bonds ,,,, ,g A. Box A C. Box C. Brannan 1 I nr F. Brannan X J. Brown A X I S K. Brown C. Bryan D. Byrant so -ww ' 1. Carnbell hi H. Carrol Q E. 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Johns if L. Johns f' . ' J. Johnson ' R. Johnson 11-51-9- .', i Y. Johnson E. Jolly J. Jones E. Kellogg K - 1 X Q 'S 7.34-T 1'-'v 1. g -4 mi. X or l -J. L ,I Ill .jp 4, ' . r 1 'J 3'5 iv' 'v M , 5 M.. vez. .Na ' Z' ? lg 4.r,iL!ad I . ,fl ' 1: N. King N. Kirby R. Lang I. Lanier I. Mclntosh G. McKnight T. Mitchell B. A. Mizell E. Murphy F. Neeley M. Nobles J. Olive P. Oxendine E. Palmer I F' ij A. Land H. Landen W. Long J A. Lyles X 'fa . -,Q 54 .l J. Mills 9' ' D. Mitchell L N : I -7- 1 .2 Q., '11 gf. M. Morgan L. Moses 1: 3, I n- :N1 I ,Q , JL if .fl D. Nelson L. Newbern ' YU' ffl ' S. O'NeiI ' X A ' M. Owens . his T. Parrott ,ff AQ 4 R. Peoples A A M. Peoples J. Perry 6 5. if . l D. Powell A, x- - 'T M. Prevatt ..- r ,L l l 4 , N. Rowell F A J. Ryals vi ff X . I, ' 1 li Q S. Simpkins .F F. Singlefary D. Sfaats P , . C. D. Staats .-f fw-' it '5 4 J. D. Taylor p 1, 0 3 L. Thomas TTS' K V. Tillman A L. Thompkins S. Perf R. Plymel S. Regs S. Richardson L. Sap J. Schneider J. Smiley R. Snipes D. Sullivan C. Sweat H. Thompson O. Thompson B. Truluck. B. Vann 47 T7' xl giks 'Z 4 vw' ylf v Q fr, lr. 8 C ., fv 4 4 4 ffl, 1.8, rv as. ' 1 rv 45 l' . -, 1 -, A I be , u ,V1 f -1- - i 1 iii..-4' -AW 4 1 1 N i lf! L -A1 A. Voyles D. Wadsworth . Xi -Q F Ivy, ...N I s N Aix ,. Mui l 1--v M. Ward T. Watson lf' QQ x f' Ylxdax X T17 .A D . xo-f f W i I. Singlefary M. Waters L- Ziegler Q B. Wigelsvvorth B. Williams M. Wadsworth M- Wafd N. J. Williams L. Windham B- W0Od P. Woods 4 f Q., 'ni to nf- V, y, fa 1 'J' r 1 , ul Q-' l i QP' S f as fin 4' fi f 'A-'4f , an-Y. Being all tired out from the last set, As the music starts everybody ioins these boys support themselves. in the fun of the Sophomore Square Dance. H'l.LffWl2f'i?Fai?,2ip Pt ' ' Boy! That last one dried me out. Just waiting for him to start a pickin'. Always room for one more. All ioin hands and circle left , N ff.: I !'.'5:a . ,nw 15'-ff Miva 5, A . I lbu i i V4 .f l . E. I 0 Q la if Y? 3' ' x 1, , ' ' L-1-.M .mv ' 1 f- .L M. Adams - ,gs-A ui Il K1 A A, -v-. I '-if gn xl gl 1 . 1 -A f'., .. a l. ,ful M. , is 9' M. Airth 'F 1' , 4 'ff s. Aldrich A f ' 5. Alford E. Andrews F , '8 Q. , T. Avery ' 1' ' gif A. Barrineau J - 'rifle N L. Barter 4 Lal B. D. Boyd un N 'ra 9' N i- , D. Boyette . F L R. Brooks . D -- B. J. Brown ,, 5 .Q . if .. X ' J. Butler - yf -X R. Cannon 'l 'D 2 B. Carroll ' ' J. Carver H. Carver . C: T M. Carver I .5 64 f fo B. Causey ' L. Collier f v J. Culpepper I M. Croft 43. gp 'V' 15 f M. - A D. Crapps I. Clark 1 '..., G. Clark D. M. Clark Q 3 -Bi J. Corbm M L Connell :v ' 1 ,. 3 . W. Dasher G. Davis 5' L. Daughfry f X . J. DeCas1ro I . 12:17 .As . x 'WY' N. J. Dees G. D011 G. Durham F N 4- 1 R. Flowers -gr ff. P. Dunn 'H' F. Durham Flu.. 1' A. Ford B' Foster M. Fouracre 'S nv .K L. Gale if ' L. Goff M. Gull R. Gill D. Grantham A 'I , 1-.-.Jw J. Gray B R Green A srffrll 'va Fi ag , J. 4 1 '11, 'fit -I 1 B. J. Green C. Ham G. Harrell M. Harrell ,-Q 1,4- J. Harper Q F B. Harrell Vx A. Harry E. Hart X 323' 'RFQ Q 1 .. ' ,.- ,. fi' G. Hicks 1 n R. Hingson ...ax L A-:' F 5 r wr... win fs L x Sv N Q.-wr 1-Rf' i . ..: N Q' I 'Q 1 if i .ti -fr Q E. Howell t 'Yl' 'hs A. Hunter Li 9.4 5 . H V Fifi !Wi'T1!f!i-ith W. Jernigan I tg 4 E. Johnson --.C f J 'f Ti -' 1 'I R. Knight J L. Lamons 1 .Q gf Lf: -4 I 1 i A , - ty . . f i ' A 1 A-1 if 'ii ee . Leigh M. McCall 417 D' in? -. i .. ' L xx McCrirnrnon T. Hingson L. Howard L. Hunter B. Hurst L. Kelton T. Kennon E. Laupp L. Lashley L. Law L. Lee F. Linton L. Liston S. McCuIIers P. McGuin , ,r--.. 1 x Q ac., 3, L X 4. 'S ,- .cw -Y. w. ,W 'vs CY ,f Fw. .f E' 3 Yi 45 7-Q - , gi- .. X7 1 1 xfti 3545: Y . . X I Q .KA , .al ,L -s- 1.-. A A54 f ' ,fx 'S t Fa. A11 . ig 1, 3' J is 1 41 E11 M. Martin M. McGuirk tlffw . Yi fx AQ l x.. r it ' il ft f fs il Im. ,. , X R. Mills 5, J. Mitchell i N1 Q J. Moore ', 6 P. Morrison .1. J X 4 . 1 ,4 Q . ' A. Musgrove ,W , .3 6: J. Osborn I D. Patrick . fp. 0- L G. Peppers vote. Q K 9:0 0,02 X A ' , A Ami' ' H. Ratliff ,Y fa , J. Robinson t. .' ,,, 'A X. A .- P f V ' 1 C I B. Roberts S. Robertson I , A lkvl ' M. Mclntyre B. McKeithen M. Mobley S. Mobley G. Moseley G. Murrah B. Owens O. Parker B. Philips R. Platt J. Roberson J. Roberson G. W. Ross L. Sabine G. Sanders L: J. Scott H. Skeen A ,X G. Simpkins ...Q We 'll ,N F K . Af' 'A al N ' O. Stenson L. Sumner 5: -:D N 'Ll ...A ,' l in 41 A. Turnage V H. Vann . I-Q ful as , xx f K: V rf r' I ,4l...- . ,an ,- H. Warner m , L. Warren gala- --... .,,, 'sr Q f . - .,,., -. .gf51.Qf:?fQi2 'l .:5?i1i'5'5 '-ifff' R. Williams 4- J 3. S. Willis ,Q ' 115 L. Wilson ,M M. Wise ,, vs I r !? T. Shaw B. S-keen ii wx '. 'Q' JT --7-.Nl in 1 M. sarfeii X 1 J. Stanley 'vw Q L C. . A. Taylor v- 4 W. Tedder l ' ' ' 2 VIE 79 G, y R. Ward 11 M. Walker 7 OFFICERS-left to right: D. Crapps, presidentg S. Willis, secretaryg S. Aldrich, treasurerg G. H. Mur- rah, vice president. L FEATURES Most Beautiful and Most Handsome PAYE COLLINS DWAIN AVERY L'-Q A Best All Around 31--rq :.4...-N-e....... A, .. ,..,., M,.W......- .- , .. -V,-H 4 -A - ' -f-WM Q-O GAIL WHITFIELD WINKEY GROVER T VTITIUHLQL 0 ., 1..,..- v 1 W - . -.-Nxt 5 ,,,.5... . Cutest GLENDA LEE FLETCHER EDWARD TRULUCK Most Popular ADRIANNE GIBBS WINKEY GROVER Most Athletic GAR VVHITFIELD VERN PHGGS 'C f-1 1.1! g. A LL OF 11 1' gi BOB BUTLER Bob who as un the top fave of has class has vu: 1 B' t . . 1 also served as the Busrness Manager of the annual staff Dursng hrs Freshman year he was a class officer Bob durnng has Senaor year was Presudent of the Key and Beta Club ,L.- 'N' PUGGY DAY Puggy was a Reporter on the paper staff for two years Puggy also lettered In all three sports Durmg has Sensor year he was President of the S Club if N 1 Q DOUGLAS known as Doug served on the annual staff for two years He was un the top fnve of his graduatnng class Doug us a member of the Beta Key Club and Band ,,,,,v-- ii,Q,l nl' li 9 -o igmg DELEGAL AI served as Sports Edutor on the paper staff was a member of the Key Club and Presudent of the HIY Club Als a Band Offucer and was Presudent of the Fresh man Class WINSTON GROOVER Wink was President of the Junuor Class lettered three years In football and basketball Wmk was an officer of the S Club m X g I' V X X f of 3 I A i' I l . f I ,f 1 ., , 7 5 , ,. 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Hi S-B 3 4- . , .g, of ' Q' 'Hrag K .L I 4511 ga- I '4 ., .1 Al. - ' . - ' He ' '- ' 4 FAME 1 EDWARD TRULUCK Edwards who WGS Assocuate Busmess Manager of the nual this year and captain of the SHS band a member of the Key Club 'BR Xxx EMMA DEXTER Emma has been a semor cheerleader for three years She IS the top fave of her class Has been on e paper staff for two years member of the Beta Club and SH S band and Managnng Editor of annual Head Cheerleader X x fn fu ADRIANNE GIBBS Adraanne who has been a sensor cheerleader for three years and Edntor of the school paper She IS an offlcer un the FTA and a member of the Beta Club Sweetheart of the Key Club for two years s Qi MARY ANN FISHER Mary Ann who IS rn the top fnve of her class ns Edntor of the annual was a class officer her Jumor year and IS a member of the Beta and FTA Club Also cheerleader and on paper GAIL WHITFIELD Gaul as an the top fave of her class She has been the student councrl Secretary for three years and has been captain of the gurls basketball team And has been on the basketball team for four years ' 1 I I- ' I I I f I . ra ,V 3 . , 4 I E Q f il' I ' 4 h U- I lv- ..1, 7 I ' 'PZ 2 . . V X E I . x x ' 1 X .. - 4 ' 1 D ' ' en- . ' in ' ' , th , is a , ' I . , I I . . . . , -'i'-as . fr q . I xml L 1 'Tse 'Q A. l . I ' , ark, I' .A QT- 1.1 ng N T .' 4-' I . V I' 1 Q' 'N , -,I ' R -V. . 1 - Q, . . I ri El' ,211-x I 5' ' R 1 ,-. , D. I i.. ' . I 'i X N f- ' X .. . I . I . I I I , . . . , Qualnflcatlons for the Hall of Fame The Hall of Fame has long been a Tradmon of Suwannee Hugh School To be elecTed To IT as a hngh honor CandudaTes musT qualufy an aT leasT Three of The Tollowung Tnelds Scholarship PolTTlcs Publ1caT1ons AThleTucs AcTuvITues SCHOLARSHIP llmlTed To Those Tlve havlng The hnghesT average for The TlrsT Three and one half years POLITICS lTmrTed To Those havlng held a malor class or sTudenT body oTTlce PUBLICATIONS Iumnted To Those holding a malor posmon on The sTaTT of The yearbook or school paper or having been a member of The sTaTT Tor Two or more years ATHLETICS llmuTed To Those holdlng a ToTal of Three IeTTers In any sporT or cheerleader 5 ACTIVITIES ouTsTandung acT1vnTy nn any of The recognuzed school groups or acT1ve membershup In Two groups durung The sensor year Hall of Fame ADRIANNE GIBBS AThIeTlcs PULDIICBTIOFTS AcTlvuTles EMMA DEXTER AThleTlcs Publxcahons Scholarship AcTTvlTles MARY ANN FISHER Publncahons Scholarshnp AcTuvuTles Polmcs GAIL WHITFIELD AThleTucs Polmcs Scholarship EDWARD TRULUCK Actuvltles Publucahons Polmcs BOB BUTLER AcTlvlTles Publacahons PoI1Tlcs Scholarship AL DELEGAL Polmcs Publucahons Achvmes WINKEY GROVER AThIeTlcs Polmcs AcT1vlTues GEORGE DAY AThleTucs Publlcahons AcT:v1Tles DOGLAS CLEMENT Publlcahons Scholarship AcTlvuTnes 1. ' I 2. 3. ' ' 4. ' 5' It all . . . . 2' A.. . I .H 3' gm . . .. 4' I g.. , . 49 'W T 9 54-4- ATHLETICS 35 Fletcher .Aw.. .....,,. 13 Gainesville ,,,7,A, .,,,,,,, LIVE OAK 26 Perry .,,A.. O Ocala ..A. 7 Leon . ,, I3 Monticello 27 Jasper ..,,., 2l Palatka ,.,,,. 14 Fernandina 28 Lake City ,, T 1 1 Q1 111 QI Q'-I. AT, They sure did make the boys work! Re- sponsible for our successful season were our COACHES. Pictured here are Dick Flow- ers, A team coach, center, Bill Sexton, assistant, left, Melvin Smith, assistant, right. The Fighting Bulldogs of '53 Set This Shining Record These were the ever-faithful MANAGERS-Left to right Leroy Johnson, Jerry Lord, Danny McCrimrnon. These were the CAPTAINS-Wink Groover, Alton Brady, and Tommy Mclntosh. '53 BULLDOGS Pictured above are, first row, left to rightf Theron Mitchell, Wayne Wilson, Alton Brady, and Vern Higgs. Second row: Wendell Lewis, Tommy Mclntosh, Tony Morris, and Dwain Avery. Third row: Hillman Goff, Russell Johnson, Jimmy Ryals, and Frank Futch. Fourth row: Leon Moses, John Henry Johns, G. H. Murrah, and Aaron Box. Last row: Winkie Groover, Arthur Land, Claude Wood, Thurston Hunter, and Puggy Day. Mitchell breaks for a touch- down. 'G 'yi' xl GOFF Halfback HU QI Xl iii Opponents pull B u I I d o g down after long run. BOX End BRADY Fullback MOSES End AVERY Guard QIQII' Bulldogs plough Through for first down! L1 KI X JOHNSON HIGGS Fullback YQ nd Opponent misses Bulldog by inches! GROOVER End Opponent sits d ow n To watch Bulldog make Touch- clown. MORRIS Tackle Referee calls penalty on play. DAY Tackle LEWIS Guard KA. I 'v 1 L 1 if MURRAH Center Bulldog grins as opponent struggles to catch him. LQ AVERY WOOD Guard End RYALS Center all WILSON Halfback MITCHELL Quarterback TY'- 4:1 FUTCH Tackle J ' ,.., ' . ' 3 Vi? ' x Halfback ,Q fy. ix . I a ' ' . .ph is-rv 'lb 'ii' -win-'Y . ln. J 1 x. 4 - 14. , 1, - if . -fw151..,a1fm3L.Q' MI1,,.,313 'K' 5'i'T?'x 16' 'Q I1 '- Fei' 'N-1 . N- ' Q.,-15' Kira' 7, I Ei j -. -. .. -Q-4 --.nf uf , -23-L.v - JJ: e -1 aR 'fAZ-1 H l at ...N ef: A 'f...,f. ,4 35 .- X ' - nf: ,- . gi. , I' M4 .J--i N w 'gy M 5.5. ,' f dwf -, air ff :A of fn -' 'K we Sai , . A ,.a- - 4 A' .X .fi 4- 1 171 QP: -.x T . 'f -. ' 4-A'-' A 1 ' ,A , fm T. A - . -5. N:-fx f .. , ' ,I up , . ,N' 1 ar- ,-af' 1 ., be E Ae 'FQ-frv:'N?wg? ',.'NSf' q TT K1 C1 HUNTER Tackle MCINTOSH Guard JOHNS Fullback l l Referee watches imently as opponent wresfles w i T h Bulldogs. SUWANNEE PHGH Pictured above are, first row, left 'ro right: Robert Mills, Kennard Voyles, Tommy Kennon, Duke Peppers, and Bobby Harrell. Second row: Billy Avery, Russell Lord, Paul Langford, Warren Tedder, and Jackie Smiley. Third row: Wendell Boafright, Eddie Johnson, Theron Hingson, Bobbie Mills, Jimmie Hunter, and Buddy Phillips. BULLPUP v- in 1 Vt 1--0-Y 5211 XX v GQ, fb all Top row, left to right. M. Chester, P. Day, W. Lewis, F. Futch, L. Moses J. McGuirlc, D. Bryan. Bottom row. R. Johnson, T. Mitchell, V. Higgs, W Groover, J. Smiley. '53 BLILLDOGS ,, ,I BILL SEXTON Head Coach MELVIN SMITH EUGENE LUTKE Assisfa,-,f Assistant ..Y... WlNK GROOVER Rooters of the '53-'54 Bulldogs were delighted by the pep, fight, and drive they showed in meeting all opponents. At all times the Bulldogs showed team- work and sportsmanship that made us all proud. Never out of the first division of the NEC, they advanced to the semi-finals of the District Tournaments. Many thrills resulted from the close games and the overtime periods. We the stu- dent body salute our basketball team of '53-'54! Higgs watches intently as Monticelle cager leaps for ba VERN HIGGS PUGGY DAY MAX CHESTER ?' K N NxlTCl'lElL wx-NERO Stunned players watch as a mighty Bulldog leaps up for ball JACNE SMWEY LEON MOSES JOHNNY MCGUIRK WENDELL LEWg5 Mitchell SlV1kS iflll They held their own!!!! Season Scoreboard HOME VISITORS 92 Jennings .,,.,,, ..........,, l 6 50 Mayo ....,,, , ....,f 36 51 Madison ,,,,,,, .....s 3 6 61 Monticello ,....,. .,57 76 Madison .,,.. W ....VY-ss 65 70 Monticello ,,,s, ..ssss 5 4 60 Gainesville .,,,., .....,..s 6 8 59 Florida High ,,,.,,, ..s,.. 7 7 73 Leon .,..........,s.. ..,,,7 7 1 65 Bishop Kenny ,,,,, V6..V7 5 8 53 68 Lake City .....,.. ...ff. 5 7 51 Fernandina .,,,,. ...... 4 9 62 Mainland ,,s. ,..... 6 O 51 Branford ......,.., .....7 43 Mayo .....,,. .....A 5 0 59 Ocala ....., Y ...f.. 60 53 Lake City ,,,,, ..,ff, 4 8 47 Fletcher .....,. ..,.-- 5 7 93 Jasper .,,,,,,,..., -..... 7 2 66 Bishop Kenny ,.... -.AA-, 6 3 64 Gainesville ,.,.....,,,....,.....,.,c,BBBB ....fV 8 5 DISTRICT TOURNEY 76 Florida High ..,.......................... ...... .,---- 5 3 53 P. K. Younge ..... - ...--.... A---,ee 6 9 FRANK FUTCH RUSSELL JOHNSON BMW BROWN i953 PLlP TEAM The Bullpups had a record of four wins and eight losses. Coach White Smith's team defeated Mayo 24-20, Monticello 34-20, Gainesville 30-29, and Florida High Uallahasseel 31-20. The boys had a good season and the experience gained should give us a strong quintet for 54-55. The Pups had the same tight and drive that was significant of the bigger Dogs, so many of them should be able to step into their big brothers shoes. Top row: B. Brown, J. P. Schneider, J. Hicks, G. H. Murrah, J. M. Phillips, T. Scott J. Ryals. Bottom row: C. Sweat, F. Mills, B. Harrell, T. Kennon, G. Bass. CAC-JERS Captain, Gail V a n n pictured with the two hard working man- agers. Pictured below are, first row, left to right: Marlene Bonds, Faye Hunter, Barbara Pound, Gail Vann, Deann Stanford, and Yvonne Price. Second row: Sylvia Lee, Sylvia Bird, Shirley Pert, Myrna Ward, Faye Collins, Gail Whitfiels, Olivia Wilson, Dixie Rowand, Margie Airth, and Mary Christman. Back row: Selma McCullers, Wynelle Thompkins, Marlene Gamble, Mildred Hingson, Rorna Lang, Beverly Grantham, Elizabeth Bass, Yvonne Johnson, and Mary Ann Martin. 'R FREDNA HASS MARY LOU OWENS RAH1 RAH1 EMMA DEXTER Head Cheerleader MARY ANN FISHER ADRIANNE GIBBS GLENDA LEE FLETCHER NADINE KIRBY JACKIE CREWS HOW L K, md W Y :f'W'5 -1 Imp: V : 'fm X Huh,,,,,,..,..,.-it,--. n. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERNMENT M , Stanley Scott the prestdent calls the meet mg to order wlth a smlle as usual MISS Lonme Bob Hurst Sponsor Studies Over Important papers at her desk STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES The Student Council has really been active thus year' They had the music box put IH the cafeteria Also they put the vending machlnes In the hugh school building The elementary students were happy to have the council start a student store In theur burldmg They hope to be as successful with It next year as we have been The Homecomung was handled by the councul and was one of the best ever The March of Dlmes Dnve was successful too J x '7 Q Bally Avery treasurer and Gall Whitfield secretary Claude Crapps as the hard look over theur reports before the votmg begins worklng cheerful vrce president I ' 1 ' I l . ' I I l : l ,, ' lt W it ti ' H tg , Y , 4 ,f E J in , 'I . . -fi A , . - ' . xx ,jan . if I 4,..1- T., K , . 1 1 l . I I 1 I - :as 1, .1 VAN! , 0. ,AC .14 1 'G-2 ui .1 ,4 COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES A ,.' 5,1 i ff' If 41 -1 if ,,.. an-p 4 Z' , x 'J' Warren Tedder 9 5 Bob Bufler, Annual Staff Joan Black, Spanish Club Bobby Carlson, Hi-Y Harriet Thompson, F.H.A. Gary McKnnghT Wrlllams F F A Edward Truluck Suwannee F F A Margle Alrfh School Paper Johnny McGulrk Key Club Alan Thompson Band Mary Ann Fisher Befa Club Jimmy Ryals S Cub Elizabeth Parker F TA Winona Hlngson Girls Chorus Kennard Voyles Glee Club Faye Collins 721 Emma Lou Hicks 2 2 Barbara Pound 12 3 Frances Greene 77 l John Henry Johns ll 2 Wynelle Thompklns ll Bull DuPre 107 LaVaughn Johns IO 2 Mary Nobles IO 3 Bully Wllllams IO 4 Sybll Aldrich 9 l Bobby Harrell 9 2 Mary McGuxrk 9 3 G H Murrah 94 'F f ' 'N M, ' . . I A All l il ' 1 F xl i- 1, s 'F Q Q 4 'Q , '61 . ' f Y, Y A V X , . . . g 1 l g ,rg nt If T 1 .1 1 ' - I - 1 1' -4 K' W V - ' , , T I. R 1. . I - f: ., P - D 1 v 5 ' ' 4 P f Q G--9' .f ' ly l 93 A nl ii I 1 All A l l F 7. Q, f v- ' ' - . y 5 - I 1 . .L C Ky. ' L' I ' MEX 1, as ' V I 1 . A l - WL: qs., X 1 ' ' ,lf -l v ff 1' as . . ' ' f - . ' , yi , - I - ' 5,1 3 I V 4 - , - I --w '.., . , . . 1 ' LX N 1- f,, in N f4li'llC?'l'T I l I They played hard, he worked hard, and they stepped high. Edward was the captain. DIRECTOR and OFFICERS-Left to right: Mr. Fast- hoff director Edward Truluck ca tain Stanley 1 f 1 p I Scott, Second Lieutenant, Al Delegal, First Lieu- tenantg and Alan Thompson, student council. SUWANNEE HIGH BAND E These are the high-stepping maiorettes. Our Band forms the map of Florida i 1 0 .f The Glee Club presented programs for the P T A civic organizations and school programs They also gave a concert and went to festival Wu.. I gm '94-51nwlw3X5 f-:- ' O O t C .Qtr-urn 1- ea-xg if-P 'S--' ' ease? -552224 GLEE CLUB Top row Kennard Voyles Student Council Representative Sybil Aldrich Assistant Accompanist Wayne Fowler President Bottom row: Wilhelmina Stitch Secretary and Accompanist Fredna Hass Vice President lil -ll ' ll- Q -'Q l'tf5'y'l5x,.,.6,,.f F 3 .L T 5 ' wanna l Ill ,6l..Ud . I A pretty gurl IS luke a melody and a lot of pretty songs these gurls dld sung' I '-M - whip- I xg? -ewixtxhi 11 1 tg X5 11171 rilm. 111 Qi GIRLS CHORUS OFFICERS Glenda Lee Fletcher President and Accompanrst Winona Hlngson Student Council Representative Harrnett Thompson Secretary Ma ble McGhan Vice President GIRLS CHCRUS Q I Q M 1' H f ' 0 'T J-in X N Q' , ,xv in - ,I 3 Q I I' L ' . F , N -f -' I N k J ,. .3 Q w is I, P L ,K ' i ' I I ' f '+ J , ,f. V ' 1 . -WI I I, I e F I -Q, ,JI I -sm 6 , M E 2 I ,fl ' B 45:'J',--. 'V I M an c f, if 5 I , I -0 at fr 2 V '--'af nl v Y , 0 A 1 ,Y 'qvfjlrgiv I V ff'-I ,. SLIWANNEE BLILLDOG Its a lot of hard work' Adrlanne Gibbs editor plans The Bull 09 There are problems too' Wayne zzles Fowler asslstant edntor pu over a problem The paper staff won fsrst prlze un the Homecoming Parade It publlshed special Christmas Easter and Graduation edltlons It had pictures an the paper lt sent delegates to a Journalism t manage pUblIC5lIOnS better Convention In Galnesvl It exchanged papers wuth schools all over the state b er and better paper It comes out every other It IS now working to have a :gg week Q0 lks to busuness manager Faye Here Mrs Mary Drew ta Colluns about finances L N d .Il I I . I . . . I For the first time ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' 'lle in October to learn how o ' ' . l G' 9 V . W if VJ . l , ' Il ' Il wr' ith' 'Z' ,Q xfn Iliff This was the staff of editors! ,V XXL!! ' We had iust bunches of reporters. We had to stretch that dollar but we did it! Reporters, reporters, and more reporters. MARY ANN FISHER Editor rn Chief Our Suwannean Staff worked hard to bring you your annual All of the members stnved for the same goal your Suvvannean' The busnness and production staff pushed production by sell :ng a record amount of ads Everyone worked hard they hope you enloy your annual' THEY PRESENTED 'ii Beth Dexter and Mass Blshop one of the three spon sore discuss a problem Not pictured are Mrs Hlanche Purdon and Mrs John Flood sponsors Bobby Butler, busmess manager and Trnk Truluck, as srstant, confer with each other ,H 'Y' r Q . l , . f A .I . Q ,X 'u 5:2221 - ' ff: N x f' ' 1 I ' - . , . f f Q . r l N., YCUR SUWANNEA Three of our photographers smile as photos are completed. Douglas Clement also took pic- tures. GAIL WHITFIELD-Classes ADRIANNE GlBBSfAdverrising A FAYE COLLINS-Circulation PAUL KRUGER-Features G. l . xg Fo n ,- .Q ' it ff EARL CLEMENT--Photos CARMETA HUDSON-Activities 3 N. .L 'ii ,5V w sl, 5' 5st It -, eb 'l S FREDNA HAASfOrganizarions OLIVIA WILSON-Literary Cutting out pictures is tum! ll- N ik XXX 1 'NH Staff members look over layout book Conterring with Mrs. Purdon reaps many good results. Group smiles as plan progresses Loolclng over old annuals gsve us many Ideas 1 -N. mm! Q m M - , KEEPING THE BO0KSf WMM THE LITTLE HELPERS The Library Staff worked hard to improve our library We looked To her for help Mrs Stan ley helped students build a better To morrow by enriching their liierary knowledge 'A Secretaries to be are these girls who work in The office, making it a model of efficiency. The experience gained here will help Them in iheir work of Tomorrow. Our queen us crowned Queen of Homecoming The queen FAYE COLLINS IS crowned by Wznk Groover o e of the tru captanns as the other two captalns Al Brady and Tommy Mclntosh look on The attendants to the queen are Ad ruanne Gibbs and Yvonne Crews The queen dances at reception 'if Q'-,I AL ' E Sponsors, left to right: M. George, H. The royal party. Goff, O. Wilson, L. McCuIlers. ACTIVITIES OFFICERS and SPONSOR Los Amigos at work! M V 71 Joan Peaden President Pictured above are members of Los Amigos Club. nr an -N 'V+ is f XX l B. Carlson J. Black P. Adams I. Chauncy A. Gibbs tax I I 1 I I SPANISH CLUB 5 .1' s .1 . ,A ' 'MN Ji 1' ii N., 1,9 fs Mawr pastime OFFICERS State convention group A- and 5POnsor5 of F.T. ?N X .vvi -.1 . f T 7 A i 7,1 Aff' vt-C 'Q V Miqy' I -5 ..,--ff: , nfl mM 5' Qr ' ,-oz, IU V5 X T 'K' Q 1 I? ff 1 T--V I I K ID .Q 'T 9 if -,, if gg C . -fr' .4 - ' f.. ...J 1 .4 'WN 'Wi 'Us .', ,1 T .- C 'iff TJ , 3 Q pk 1-:L-if , .Liv A T' H First row: Thompson, H., Johnson, D. Second row: Parker, E., Rowand, D., John, S., Dempsey, M., Fisher, M. Third row: Peaden, J., Collier, M.: Gibbs, A., Crews, J., Thomas, B. Fourth row, Boatright, S., Davenport, E., Tyson, J., Granthan, B., Lang, R. acl . x , li 1 Bob Butler Douglas Clement Johnny McGuirk President Vice President Secretary ' ' Johns Butler 4 - -DQ Bass k ,, - S Truluc -M McCrimmon I' is E. Clement t gf 4 Kennon Phillips K S Delegal , Sweat f Z Clayton Chester Q, 4 'E-. U Smiley D. Clement Fix' , . l l ' Crapps Kruger . ' Y Hunter McGuir'k W Carlson Scott 1 ,fx Fowler DuPre A A Q Y ry, Claude Crapps Treasurer SWEETHEART t Sponsor jokes with two club members. OFFICERS and SWEETHEART -v-1 f C Til z Group of Key Club lll 3 Outstanding Key Club Members Taking off for California BETA ali' Bobby Butler Presudenr OFFICERS bww sn 'F 'ff 'U 'Q X 0 ff f m Whnttueld Alford Adams Fowler Fletcher Fisher Hudson Hass John Skinner Scott Pou nd The alms ofthe Beta Club are Achlevement Character and Leadership CLUB XX N! 17502 Dexter Glbbs Clement Stanford Peadert Black F 'sul V 'X H V .4 '. ' Q -K ' I l - 3 ' v' ' 4 4' T I I x , B X ' K., Nf 2 ' la 9 . Al pk.: levi'-4 ml 16 ' ' c 'YA ., l A bf, K,- f ' ! l ' Ze -H f ' A: g Y V7 ,aa ' f ' Li as if gl, S .. - Q A -' v . C y 'R t Q 'i lf nv V- 1., 1 - .A -f fa' C ., x MEI' .- K .af fx 4 1: L ffl I I Y' Improving The looks of ole S.H.S. Off to Jasper They really go for that Beta ice cream. Beta members fake part in exfracurricula activities. r . f . , .., ' 1, ,www-dau-vw' q X ' l. . mv . I A 4' -tr :,,,,. Q, . ., ,,,. . ,. , -,,.. 'A - Q Y 1 - , ,. V. its-1, 0 'Few'-I , Q 5 . Q . Y , A, ,, . - , . , I v Q lk at . V F I hh :A I , ..,..-.V ,K . A ' f-H A- 4----- ---- --f- -M - W . I If .ff . , . 1 H- , , . . '- 55 BONNIE SUE LANGFORD Sweetheart OFFICERS of J F Wllluams Chapter from left To rught are sponsor M V M Jones H Goff president D Avery vuce presxdenf M Scott secre tary L Brannan Treasurer V Robin son reporter L Croft sentinel They were all fartlnful workers ILLIAM S NM 'Z F.F.A. Studying The F.F.A. has various proiects such as: raising chickens, raising show stock, planting tobacco, give Father and Son Banquet, attend the Florida State Fair, attend state conventions, send delegates to National Conven- tion in Kansas, decorate booth at County Fair, and had the concessions at the football games. ,1- , . .' f . i ' na-N.-..L....i L '3 ' lovin?-fb 'A 'ft l-I - 1l.., '2' ' .snot N.-Fo A - Q.. ' ax - ' t- K Xu . 1, bfi- .Q F .Q F.F.A. Working CC OFFICERS GROOVER BRADY DAY I-- I--I --I fu-- 1iH- :ffl l--- 51-13 EI 3 3 'Eg-cvfi' Q, ,I -', abd Furs? row Wllson Brady Second row Lewus Huggs Johnson Moses Ryles Groover McCrlmmon Thnrd row Lanuer Brown Woods Futch Day Hunter ! O .ff-v -fd' sr-if lm- f ' ,fy ' ffgivlll 1 1 'oa I., ...q f -,. 'I A 6' J .J , - xl' ' -- .ar , 3 15 I ffm. fre- 'ws fd W ff' 7 , -Q W . ,gr-'Q fa' ' F- Tvs 3 5-' 1 x2 'v' ' ' .,N QQ- X f is i fin, '-'-35 V 5 gi, 5. .9 iw, sw wfgix 3 xr . fc, l I I M Q I nn u. s L .lug 'Y Qi gags? Y Y, ,,, b 'le-f ' ' If E lc ' L , l , ,. X A ,A , - -W ru , A if First row: Day, Groover, Brady, Higgs. Second I ,. row: Lewis, Mitchell, Wood, Lanier. Third row: ,T , Morris, Wilson, Murrah, Moses. Fourth row: Ryles, Q :uynyi.N fi fx' 7 Brown, Mclntosh, Hunter. Fifth row: Johnson, . 5 u l McCrimmon. I i I 'Mr e '1 'p ri t t Our active S Club sponsors one or more foot- ball dances and drives to purchase football sweaters. HY Q. 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