Taylor County High School - Sampler Yearbook (Perry, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1947 volume:

THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF TAYLOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Preienti . . . VOLUME V... 73he 1947 TACOHI FOREWORD It school spirit has any tangible ex- pression, we feel that comradeship, laughter, work, and pleasure of Chris- tian fellowship most nearly ap- proach it. We believe that the work- ing together, laughing together, and __________________ sharing ideals with each other are the very essence of school spirit and are ——————— the expressions of youth learning and growing. Christian fellowship is the basis from which all this grows, for all working laughing, and playing to- gether is based upon the realization of that which is human, gentle, hopeful, and thoughtful in our fellow students. School spirit without this becomes a hollow sounding of brass in which there is no meaning or pride. It has been our endeavor, in the 1947 Tacohi, to capture some of that which is the school spirit of Taylor County High School. We have taken not only the academic, but also the extra-curricular. We have tried to capture that spirit, we say, with the hope that upon reopening your 1947 Tacohi, those memories of your school days may always ring back to you CONTENTS Administration Faculty The Seniors As They Were Classes Organizations Sports Features Advertisements A. H. WENTWORTH Supervising Principal D. S. Register County School Superintendent A. E. Hart County Supervisor SCHOOL BOARD OF TAYLOR COUNTY MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD Henry Dorsett W. M. Hightower W. M. Roberts W. C. Vann E. L. Cox TRUSTEES E. L. Cox Wilson Hendry J. H. Millinor J. W. Stephens Term expires Jan. 1, 1947 Term begins Jan. 1, 1947 R. C. WILDER High School Principal MISS GLADYS MORSE Elementary School Principal JOHN BASNAR MISS MARION BOYD ERNEST COLLINS MRS. E. J. EVANS MRS MARGARET HAMBY MRS. VIRGINIA HENDRY MISS PEGGY HINES MRS. TOM LEONARD MRS. CATHERINE NORMAN MRS. A. E. HART MISS GLORIA HENDRY MISS MARY PHELPS RAYMOND QUIMBY MISS CLARA ROBERTS CHARLES THOMPSON As We Were In The Beginning The Senior Class of 1947 as they were in the First Grade Senior Class Officers President—Lloyd Woods Vice-President—Robert Barwick Secretary—Hal Thompson Treasurer—Elva Hardman ROBERT BARWICK MARY FRANCES BRANNEN JOE ANN BLUE GLENN A JEAN BROWN PATRICIA DAIL SARAH RUTH ELKINS DOROTHY DIXON PATRICIA ANN EVANS ELVIE HERNDON THOMAS HOLMES FLORINE HOUCK RUBY HUNTER GEORGE MANTZANAS WILLIAM H. McHARGUE CLARENCE MclNTYRE JOHN D. MIXON JOHN L. ODOM CELIA PARKER BARNEY O'QUINN ELBERT PARKER BONNIE RAULERSON ELSIE MAE REAMS IDA JOE SIMMONS TOM SOUTER HENRY STOKES BRYANT TEDDER HAL THOMPSON JANIE WARD TAYLOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL JOHN R. WINSTEAD LLOYD WOODS Junior Class Officers President—Leon Tolar Vice-President—Betty Sheffield Secretary—Joe Taylor Treasurer—T. A. Jackson MARTHA RAE ALBRITTON HUBERT ANDREWS SARAH NELL BARNES DOROTHY ANN BASS KENNETH BENNETT VIRGINIA LOUISE BETHEA EDWIN DEWEY BLUE RUDOLPH BORKLUND WARREN EARL BOWDOIN JOHN LOUIS BRYAN MILDRED CARLTON MARJORIE COURTNEY JAMES CUTRER DONA DIXON DONALD DIXON BRONNA MAE ELKINS NADIA DYKES WILLARD ELLISON BETSY ENGLISH JAMES FRENCH BETTY JEAN GAINEY FRANCES GRANGER PAULINE GRUBBS JUNE HENDRY SAMUEL HOLDEN LONNIE HOUCK RICHARD HUGGINS IRENE HUGHES BETTY JEAN FOLSOM WILLIE KATE FOWLER EARL JACKSON T. A. JACKSON LOUISE JONES KENNETH KASELL BILLY KOON LILY BELLE LYNN JOEL MADDOX JOHNNY MANTZANAS DAVID MARPLE JUANITA MARTIN KEITH MESSER BUCK McLEOD JOEY MOODY MILTON MOON MILDRED MORGAN BOB MILLINOR JOE MILLINOR PATSY MIXON MARILYN NeSMITH BEATRICE PADGETT CLYDE PITTMAN EUGENIA PEACOCK HELEN PITTS DONALD PUGH A. j. ROBERTS SHIRLEY ROBERTS JUNIOR RODGERS BETTY SHEFFIELD VIRGINIA SHEFFIELD ROSA LEE SIMMONS GLEN SIMONS ELOISE STEPHENS MAXINE STEPHENS JOE TAYLOR LEON TOLAR CHARLES WALKER HILLARD WALKER RUFUS WALKER HELEN WEEKLEY SHIRLEY WESTBERRY VIRGINIA WHITTED LOREE WILLIAMS MAXINE WILSON EDNA YORK FIRST ROW: Betty Dale Callicott, Patsy Henry, Doris Brown, Lyndal Duckworth, Johnnie Dell Lynn, Betty Lou English. SECOND ROW: Billy Lilliott, Melvin Capell, Elmer Knowles, Buck Lee. Maxwell Knowles, Billy Green. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Bradshaw, LaWanda Grantham, Elaine Thompson, Virginia Wright. SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Williams, Betty Jean Hendry, Billie Brown, Alda Whitfield. FIRST ROW: Marie Whitfield, Marjorie Crosby, Lelia Kersey, Mar- garet Howell, Evelyn Cruce, Wistalone Young, Ava Lee McLeod. SECOND ROW: Earl Parnell, Ray Mills, Her- schel McClellan, Virgil Tay- lor, Sammy Gunter. FIRST ROW: Lee Slaughter, Herbert Hen- dry, Latrell Peeples, Wilma Jean Rowell, Evelyn Mantza- nas, Franklin Stephens. SECOND ROW: J. B. Tedder, Vann Sapp, Shelton Burford, Cleo Shealy, Ralph Reddick. FIRST ROW: J. R. Young, Malloy Andrews, C. J. Crain, Doris Pittman, Bernice Murphy, Charles Chester, Claude Hunter. SECOND ROW: Handin Dorman, Richard Kasell, Charles Bishop, Wil- bur Cone, Arthur Brannen, Joe Carlton. FIRST ROW: Jo Ed Whiddon, Juanita Mc- Intyre, Carolyn McLeod, Er- schel Whiddon, Johelen Louis, Bennie White, Betty Rae Vann. SECOND ROW: Elza Landry, Billy Grubbs, John Westberry, Nelda Faye Woods, Billie Dean Tedder. FIRST ROW: Joyce Cox, Dorothy Bass, Anita Faye Brown, Connie Fowler, Willie Mae Devane, Essie English. SECOND ROW: Cary Dorman, Charles Shef- field, Elzie Blair, Mac Koon, Billy Martin, Charles Candy. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Mansfield, Erma Lee Kilcrease, Betty Kasell, Leona Murphy, LaMarion Mattair, Leitha Lynn, Betty Ferns. SECOND ROW: Arthur Morgan, Elliott Lun- dy, Jimmy Greene, Clarence Massey, Harold Thomas, Ralph Peeples, Pete Blue, Rowen O’Quinn. FIRST ROW: Rachel Sadler, Wanda Ted- • der, Cracie York, Mary An- nie Lundy. SECOND ROW: Helen Dixon, Muriel Dice, Wanda Shaw. Lois Turnage, Velma Ruth Folsom. FIRST ROW: Johnnie Maude Page, Sarah Frances Tolar, Jettie Pearl Rodgers, Lamar Strickland, Jimmy Lee Courtney, Doro- thy Shiver. SECOND ROW: E. C. Courtney, Frank War- ren, Billy Davis, Harold Shaw, Randall Markey. FIRST ROW: Marie Swindle, Marlin Vann, Lawton Grantham, Bill Brown, Rudolph Pelt, Lillie Merle Cruce, Julia Ann An- drews. SECOND ROW: W. D. Courtney, Johnnie Graham, Harvey Fleet, La- mar Parker, Cleaman Hocka- day. FIRST ROW: Jeanette Page, Betty Green, Dorothy Holden, Elizabeth Summers, Jimmy Louise Gib- son. SECOND ROW: Laura Rowell, LurineKnowles, Joan King, Joan Parker. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ELMER KNOWLES President ELZA LANDRY Vice President JIMMY GREENE President BETTY KASELL Vice-President ANITA BROWN Secretary HAROLD THOMAS Treasurer • .. ' ■ .2 ■ ' v... ..r r i', w . ; . . v- FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS| mmm 111 «an mini CORDON DAVIS President WILSON HENDRY, FAYE GUILFORD Vice-Presidents RICHARD FRITH President BETTY ANN PEACOCK Vice-President MARY LORAINNE GRIFFITH Vice-President ALTON GRANTHAM Secretary CLAUDETTE CALLICOTT Treasurer SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS 8 - A FIRST ROW: Geraldine Grubbs, Marie Green. Raymond Gunter, John Edd Bishop, Ava Jean Clark, Maxine Collins, Joan Glickman, Corene Falks, Alice Freeman . . . SECOND ROW: Martha Carlton, Delorise Blue, James Franklin, Helen Grubbs, Florida Mae Crain, Hattie Belle Grubbs, Owene Collins, Thelma Johnson, Louise Connell . . . THIRD ROW: Charles Broome, L. C. Buckhalter, Howard Mathis, Faye Guilford, Delton Lundy, Alton Carlton, Robert Earl Barnes. 8 - B FIRST ROW: R. V. Hunter, Jane Mann. Vivian Howell, Bettie Jean Lynn, Carolyn Hicks, Betty Inman, Wilson Hendry ... SECOND ROW: Franklin Hendry, Jackie Lee Odom, Mildred Kiesling, Geraldine Kelly, Irene Man- tazanas, 'Erma Lee Langford; Billy McLeod, J. H. Tedder . . . THIRD ROW: James Graddy, Fred Hunter, Johnny Houck, Hebron Murphy, Ira Landry, Bobby Markey, Charlie Roberts, Charles Holmes, J. C. Kemp. 8 - C FIRST ROW: Ellis Ray Parker. Jean Parker, Hazel Sauls, Mattelen Strickland, Freddie Ann Patterson, Carolyn Ward, Anita Sheffield, Mary Ellen Ratliff, Helen Ann Williams, Donald Rice . . . SECOND ROW: Tim Carter, Jimmy Robertson, Clennith Green, Howard Pittman, Cordon Davis, Clayton Ward, Kenneth Ward, Johnny Willis, Billy Warren . . . THIRD ROW: Benjamin Whitfield, John Walker, Charles Weatherly, Albert York, Phillip Stevens. Bobby Leggett, Frank Sapp, Ray NeSmith. 7 - A FIRST ROW: Phillip Weidler, Alven Grantham, Sammy Carlton, Morris Scott, Robert Grubbs, Rudolph Parker, Rudolph Cruce, Alton Grantham, Elbert Poppell . . . SECOND ROW: Louise Peeples, Shirley Ward, Jerry Hawkins, Barbara Westberry, Betty Jo Kirkland, Jeanette Sadler, Laurie Jean Broome, Margaret St. Johns, Margaret Hendrix, Miss Souter . . . THIRD ROW: Claudette Callicott. Betty Ann Peacock, Betty Jo Herring, Rachel Poppell, Remell Odom, Beatrice Cruce, Betty Mathis, Aline Gamble, Elda Mae Green. 7 - B FIRST ROW Joseph King. Vergie York. J B McDaniel, Lamar Lee. Charles Schmid. Mary Loraine Griffith. Wardine Eastman . . SECOND ROW Svhia Kieslmg. Ernest May. Nolan Grubbs. Marjorie Leggett, lohnme Dubose. Fanoette Brunson. Nellie Mae Dixon. Lewis Gunter. Derotha Russell. Rubv Lee Popoell. James Woods. Miss Hendry . . . THIRD ROW Kenneth Hendry, Rita Massy. Bobby Lundy. Henry Kersey, Steve Holto-r Queen Ella Stephens. Geneva Murphy. Bobbie Parker. Dorothy Jean Cram 7 - C FIRST ROW- Do'ctby Sad;e' Geraldine Gunter. Tommie Ann French, Martha Am Wages. Betty o Burroughs Linda Strickland. Ellis Moore, Marshal! Hicks. Richard Fnth SECOND ROW Willean Courtney, Eva Mae Page. Man- a e Linton. Annie Jean Freeman. Pam Huxford, Larry French. Da.id Tidwei! Onei! Stephens THIRD ROW: jessie Be’le E'Hison. Anne Sourer Wjone McLeod. Alex Connell. Mrs. Evans, Buddy Odom. Tommy Joe K 'oLeod. Bobby Thompson. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Lene Lee, Doris Brown, Betty Jean Courtney, Thelma Callihan, Evelyn Mantazanas, Lou Ellen Poppell. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT BODY OFFICERS EDWIN NeSMITH .................................President CLENNA BROWN .............................Vice-President MARILYN NeSMITH ...............................Secretary MEMBERS COUNCIL Marilyn NeSmith ...........................At-Large Mary F. Brannen ...........................At-Large Tommy Puckett .............................At-Large Clenna Brown .., John L. Odom ... Buck McLeod ... Eloise Stephens . Shelton Burford . Betty J. Courtney Wanda Shaw ... Harvey Fleet____ Delorise Blue J. C. Kemp...... Ray NeSmith Rachel Poppell ... Steve Holton Marjorie McLeod MISS SOUTER .. ........Senior ........Senior .......Junior .......Junior ___Sophomore ___Sophomore ....Freshman ....Freshman ..Eighth Grade .. Eighth Grade . .Eighth Grade Seventh Grade .Seventh Grade .Seventh Grade Faculty Advisor THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF TAYLOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK STAFF joe Ann Blue.................Editor-in-Chief Elva Hardman.................Assistant Editor Joyce Cox..................Photography Editor Sonny Cogburn ..................Sports Editor Bronna Mae Elkins........Asst Sports Editor Edwin NeSmith ...........Business Manager Clenna Jean Brown........Asst. Business Mgr. Tommy Puckett.................... Ad Solicitor Betty Dale Callicott........................Ad Solicitor Sarah Ruth Elkins.......................Typist Pauline Grubbs......................... Typist Lou Ellen Poppell.......................Typist Patricia Evans...............Annual Salesman Ann Moody....................Annual Salesman Mary Frances Brannen. . .Senior Class Editor Betty Sheffield .........Junior Class Editor Bennie White . . .Sophomore Class Editor Billy Martin......Freshman Class Editor Faye Guilford.............Eighth Grade Editor Pam Huxford..............Seventh Grade Editor Miss Souter..................Faculty Advisor LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW: Dorothy Bass, Helen Dixon, Miss Phelps, J D Mixon, Leith Audry Lynn . . . SECOND ROW: Alda Whitfield, Virginia Wright, Dorothy Shiver. MASCOTS Harriet Wilkes Hoot Gibson TAYLOR COUNTY HICH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND Clarinets Johelen Louis Bronna Mae Elkins Mary Jane Linton La Marion Mattair Jimmy McDowell Carolyn McLeod Shirley Westberry Bennie White Annie Jean Freeman Drums Elza Landry Barney O’Quinn Ralph Reddick Billy Davis MEMBERS OF CONCERT BAND Flutes Erschel Whiddon Joyce Cox Horns Phillip Stephens Baritone Milton Moon Bass Lloyd Woods Cornets Sonny Cogburn Charles Candy Earl Jackson Charles Holmes Wilson Hendry Helen Pitts John Westberry Luther Forehand Bob Millinor Buck Lee T rombones Dona Dixon Sara Ruth Elkins T. A. Jackson Charles Chester Future Homemakers of A merica FIRST ROW: Mrs. Leonard, Evelyn Cruce, Betty Sheffield, Betty jean Hendry, Mary jane Wil- liams Frances Granger, Evelyn Mantzanas, juanita Martin, Mary Frances Brannen, Joe Ann Blue, lohnnie Dell Lynn, Pat Evans . SECOND ROW: Ave Lee McLeod, Nadia Dykes, Doris Pittman, Wilma jean Rowell . THIRD ROW: Bernice Murphy, Bonnie Raulerson, Janie Ward, Mildred Mor- gan Beatrice Lundy, Marie Whitfield, Nelda Faye Woods, Wistalone Young, Latrell Peeples, Dona Dixon FOURTH ROW Betty Dale Callicott, Eloise Stephens. Patsy Henry, Pauline Grubbs, Car- olyn McLeod, Juanita McIntyre, Billie Brown, Elaine Thompson, Alda Whitfield, Bronna Mae Elkins, Bennie White, Mildred Carlton. OFFICERS OF THE FUTURE HOME MAKERS FIRST ROW: Pauline Grubbs, Bet- ty Sheffield, Joe Ann Blue, Mildred Carlton . . . SECOND ROW: Bet- ty Dale Callicott, Bennie White, Mrs. Leonard, Eloise Stephens, Bronna Mae Elkins. KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: Sonny Cogburn, Leon Tolar. John L. Odom. Thomas Holmes. Kenneth Bennett . . . SECOND ROW: Richard Huggins, Buck McLeod, Edwin NeSmith, Bob Barwick, Henry Stokes,.Jimmie Persons. LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW Patricia Dail, Ann Moodv, Sarah Ruth Elkins, Frances Nation. Bronna Mae Elkins. Shirley Roberts . SECOND ROW:: Henry Stokes, Vann Sapp, Charles Goodman, Charles Chester, Dick Porter, Tom Souter, Joe Maharrey, Joe Carlton, Mrs. Wilder. SCHOOL PATROL FIRST ROW: Joseph King. Charles Schmid. Lamar Lee. Bill Brown. Jimmy Robertson. Clenmth Green, Donald Rice. SECOND ROW. Coach Robinson, Johnny Willis, Phillip Stephens, Harvey Fleet, Benjamin Whitfield. Billy Warren, Hamp Walker. SCHOOL PATROL FIRST ROW: Steve Holton, Ernest May, Billy Lillott, Ellis Moore, Tommy )oe McLeod. Louis Gunter, Gordon Davis, Lawton Grantham, Richard Firth. SECOND ROW' Coach Robinson, Cleaman Hockaday, Billy Grubbs, Buck Tedder, Frank Warren, Charles Gandy, Buddy Odom, Kenneth Ward. FIRST ROW Virginia Elkins, Joe Ann Blue, Betty Jean Courtney, ma Jean Rowell, Alda Bethea Mildred Carlton. Mary Frances Brannen. Sarah Ruth Elkins. Bronna Mae Betty Sheffield. Ida Joe Simmons SECOND ROW Willie Kate Fowler rene Hughes, Virginia Sheffield, Mary Jane Williams, Betty Jean Hendry Wil- Whitfield. CROUP II ErRA°l Dorothy Bass Rachel Sadler, Lily Belle Lynn, Betty Ferns, Julia Ann Andrews, Wanda I m ' AMaftFaye, BrCT’ Er™ Lee Kllcrease- Laura Rowell. Lurine Knowles . SECOND ROW- Benv K p'n °M u8' n3r,°ue ?°sbv' Joan Parker- Velma Ruth Folsom, Jimmie Louise Cibsoa Betty Kasell, Leona Murphy, Dorothy Mansfield, Willie Mae Devane. CROUP III f'R?7,R°W Ward,ne Eastman, Remell Odom, Shirley Ward, Betty Jo Kirkland Barbara Westberry Hifks6 Rnpn In R ' A h6 CamcrroMnMDn Creen- Willean Courtney, Jessie Belle Ellison. Carolyn CrubbsBMayJ Fi?pUnrRUf|hH I SECPNE R0DW BetfV lnman- lrene Mantzanas, Marie Creen, Helen ! I aLOU'Sc Pe6p evS' Betty Jo Herr,ng- Jean Parker- Hazel Sauls. Freddie Ann Patterson, Carolyn Ward, Anne Scuter, Manorie McLeod. Tommie Ann French. Margaret St Johns, trma Lee Langford, Marjorie Leggett, Annie Jean Freeman, Betty Mathis, Geraldine Kelly. FIRST ROW Mrs. E. M. Murphy, Mrs. Eula Graham, Mrs, D. Woodward. Mrs. C. W. Persons, Director. SECOND ROW: Mrs. T. A. Goodman, Mrs. E. J. Tedder, Mrs. Coly Murphy. MANAGERS GUARD Sonny Cogburn Capell, Davis, Lee, Graham, Knowles, Ray NeSmith Kasell, French, Shaw. Thomas Holmes Sammy Gunter Coach Charles Robinson Coach John Basnar END Borklund, Woods, Odom, Hendry, Fleet, Puckett, Maddox. BACK Shealy, Sapp, Gunter, Barwick, Taylor, Maharrey, McLeod, NeSmith, Tola'r, Martin. TACKLE Huggins, Ellison, Moody, Forehand, Lee. CENTER Thompson, Parker, Reddick. CHS Wins Over High Springs; 5lay Dixie Bears Friday Night y, it looked like curtains City, the Bulldogs as the Be� ed to within one v However th line s at uao igh Springs Game Sees 'he Locals Hit Stride Vfter Madison Loss. The Cross City (Bears, long le and colorful rivals of the Jldogs of TCHS, will play in rry Friday night, the game to trt at eight o’clock on the high wool athletic field. A near-rec- i of attendance is anticipated. Last year the Taylor countv tfit was highly sue� , inst Dixie High, but th. the game played in Per t indicate tne relative str the two teams. The scor -0 in favor of the Bulldog was one of the best garm Perry,. Cross The Bulldog record so f season is: Madison 20. Perry 13, Perry 20, 0 V Monticello Perry 13, Qu Perry 14, Crc Perry 26, Jasm Games yet to TtL- Madison, Monticello V.' Vo .. . s'0 � rest period ione the trick for arejhe Bulldogs took LiveTnd came roaring dowii 0'° Oak, the latter being in Live Oak P pay di and an.; .eft on. Thanksgiving. night- |app scored thej erry, Air Attack defeats Live Oa SCHEDULE—1946 llldogs Romp 0 Jasper’s Ele1 he Bulldogs raced to am last Friday night with as their foes. A one- the r win o re of 26-6 was was the fifth son for TCHS. ?he Taylor team and Ji eared to be on even terni the game. The offense ther team clicked in the fit i Oder to any great extent ar. vas a battle of the lines. Jas failed to gain any yardag? the Taylor line, n the second period the Tay- lads opened up with such sud- mess that Jasper couldn’t re- fer before the (Bulldogs of ylpr ran up 13' points. Sapp Barwick scored the touch- vns with Sapp scoring one ra point. The TCHS Bulldogs opened up ’� • (■ ,«� nnar+pr and Perry 7 Madison 20 Perry 13 High Springs 0 Perry 20 Cross City 0 Perry 14 Monticello 25 Perry 13 Quincy 7 Perry 14 Cross City 6 Perry 26 Jasper 6 Perry 7 Madison 0 Perry 0 Monticello 0 Perry 18 Live Oak 7 UVE OAK, Nov. 29—Perry ui Shed a nifty passing attack hei t night to defeat the favore vanee High eleven, 18-7. the Taylor County outfit toe the tdr for its three scores, Hal :k Ounther tossing three toucl yn heaves, two to End Math J the other to End Nesmith irry Team Beats Madison, 7 to VPetty 0 Perry Team Blasts Cross City, 14-6 ERRY, Nov. 16.—Ta or Count’ h s eleven gained revenge fo of its two losses this seaso: lefeating Madison, 7-0, here las it. Madison had topped the to' 20-7, in the first meeting o: two teams. irry held the upper hint ■ughout last night’s tilt anc _ed when Willie Joe Gunter hit a Mattox with a touchdown pasi ™ second quarter. Gunter toss- led to Tommy Puckett for the extra adison Won A Victory )ver TCHS There Last •Viday Night The Bulldogs of TCHS lost ieir initial game last Friday ght to Madison at that place, ie score being .20-7. The first quarter was a see- affair with neither teem aking much headway, Madison rving possession of the ball PERRY, Nov. 2—Taylor County High last night trounced a rugged Cross City team 14 to 6 on the Dix- ie County gridiron, giving the Per- ry eleven second victory over its keenest rivals this season. - Willie Joe Gunter and Bill Sapp scored for Perry. All scoring was made in flpal half. Perry ...........;..0 0 7 7—14 Cross .Cit'd, -o-CL- fl—A-ll— 6 Pe jprefe cS o° °f TCliVasori !d m rt ,, We hJ'Xers SfS nd yard- Seas tile hit ±ri hy a t end ?? on h0Tn2y � ‘ght. imes ot penalty Vtfhfries rd line, V� 80” an i joes Half ( thev °ut th a Wie ;-«n yhen Perry, Monticello 7 ,tYve T Fight to Deadlock to 18 «lets. the Penalty h e uri nd It] PERRY, Nov. 23. — Although Per- Ip, ry’s eleven held Monticello to afters scoreless tie here last night, the vis- itors clinched the North Florida ... Conference tor the second year in j The’ visiting Tigers marched to aJce an.r , Perry s six-yard Ur early In the fjt. h game but a fumble stopped fee , threat. Perry bowed to Monticello, , u f erjorf end Iter 4 i o iaC ffibllre$ey peSkfpper. Sapp Springs gets 5 yards andLr $8r off sides, second and ch eerLeadt ers Elva Hardman, Billie Brown, Clenna Brown, Juanita McIntyre, Eloise Stephens, Pauline Grubbs, Nadia Dykes, Mary Frances Brannen. BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Ralph Reddick, Edwin NeSmith, Willie joe Gunter, James French, Sonny Cogburn, Sammy Gunter, Manager. SECOND ROW: Ray NeSmith, Manager: Leon Tolar, W. H McHargue, Earl Jackson, Rudy Borklund, Herbert Hendry. THIRD ROW: Coach C. H. Robinson, Luther Forehand, Keith Messer, Harvey Fleet, Jimmy Greene, James Cutrer. I GUNTER 0 t C COACH ROBINSON MANAGERS GUNTER I NeSMITH 9 •s J S FLEET JACKSON cutrer GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM —SENIOR TEAM FIRST ROW Ann Moody, Mildred Carlton. Juanita McIntyre. Virginia Bethea, Elva Hardman, Lou Ellen Poppell, Bronna Mae Elkins, Manager, SECOND ROW Marilyn NeSmith, Mary Frances Brannen, Clenna Jean Brown, Pat Evans, Dorothy Bradshaw, Ida Joe Simmons, Mrs Catherine Norman, Coach. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM — JUNIOR TEAM FIRST ROW Billie Dean Tedder, Billie Brown, Elaine Thompson. Rosa Lee Simmons, Lyndal Duckworth, Betty Green, Betty Dale Callicott, Betty Brown, Bronna Mae Elkins, Manager. SECOND ROW: Louise Jones, Maxine Stephens, Virginia Wright, Anita Faye Brown, Betty Ferns, Carolyn McLeod, Erschel Whiddon, Mildred Morgan, Mrs. Catherine Norman, Coach. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE BOYS’ VARSITY GIRLS' VARSITY Aucil la 30 Perry 52 Aucilla .. 5 Perrv .. ..30 Mayo 23 Perrv 41 Mayo 20 Perry 31 Mcnticellc ....24 Perry . ...39 Monticello . 11 Perry 29 Auc ilia 18 Perry 71 Mad son .. 75 Perry 35 Monticello . 16 Perry 32 Aucilla 20 Perry 20 Mayo ... 27 Perry 46 Monticello . 14 Perry 39 Havana ... 42 Perry .... 33 Mayo 27 Perry . ..32 Cross City . 31 Perry 51 Tallahassee 18 Perry 37 Madison .. 43 Perry 35 Cross City . 10 Perry 36 Cross City . 23 Perry 24 Madison .. 37 Perry . ..31 Bryceville . 21 Perry 59 Cross City . 24 Perry 34 Alachua . . . 34 Perry 51 Tallahassee 24 Perry 40 Jennings .. 18 Perry 43 Salem 19 Perry 75 Jennings . . 19 Perry 33 BOYS' ‘ B' SQUAD Havana ... 19 Perry 30 GIRLS' 1 B SQUAD Alachua .. 14 Perry 31 Tallahassee 12 Perry...... . 24 Tallahassee 19 Perry 20 BOYS' JUNIOR HIGH Foley .. 17 Perry 31 GIRLS' JUNIOR HIGH Foley 36 Perry 14 Foley 19 Perry 19 Day 12 Perry 26 Foley 30 Perry 6 Day 13 Perry. 13 GIRLS' EXHIBITION AT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Mayo.............21 Perry.............33 CUSTODIANS joe Lee Broward Ratliff A C. Edenfield Conference Tournament Won By Local High School Team TCHS Wins Conference Championship For Two Straight Years. The concluding games of the conference basketball tounament here, played last Saturday night, saw the unusual distinction of Perry being the winner in three games. Seniors won from Cross City, Juniors won from Lee, and TCHS girls in an extra exhibi- tion game, defeated the Mayo girLs. The conclusion saw the Bull- dog quintet emerge as the win- ners of the Senior N. F. C. tour- nament. Taylor had Cross City as their opponents for the final game. .The Bears played a stellar game but the determined Bull- dogs proved too much for them. This is the second consecutive year Perry has taken top hon- ors. Gunter, center and1 acting cap- tain, took high «coring honors with 10 points. French was sec- ond with 7, NeSmdth 4 and Red- dick 2. Baggett was high point man for the Bears with 5. Shep- pard had 4, McLeod 2 and Rat- liff 1. Due credit goes to the Taylor guards, Redidick and Cogburn, who turned in a fine perform- ance, which kept the Cross City forwards away from the basket. In reaching the finals Perry downed Aucilla, Jasper and Mayo. At 7 p.m. of tne same night the Perry junior team annexed the junior tourney with a 29-15 victory from Lee of Madison county. Perry juniors won from Foley and Day -in reaching the finals and Lee having a bye in the first two games downed' only Madison. Sapp was high with 10 points for Perry and Ragan had 7 for Lee. The scores for the Senior Tour- ney were as follows: first round, Cross City 39, Salem 18; Green- ville 2, White Springs 0, (forfeit- ure for failing to appear); Pin- etta 28, Sopchoppy 25; Monti- cello 43, Welborn 16; Jasper 21, Jennings 20; Perry 42, Aucilla 23. Quarter finals: Cross City 29, Greenville 25; Madison 30, Pinetta 27; Mayo 25, Monticello 24; Perry 43, Jasper 22. Semi- finals: Cross City 19, Madison 17; Perry 36, Mayo 26. Finals: Perry 23, Cross City 12. In the exhibition game before the finals, the Perry lassies downed the crack Mayo sextet 33-21 in one otf the roughest and fastest girls games played this season in the Taylor High Gym. The Mayo team got off to a fast start and soon were in the lead but the second quarter saw the Taylor forwards getting their range and azimuth and soon took the lead and were never headed. Perry Cage Teams Take Loop Crowns PERRY, Feb. 16.—Taylor County High School today had clinched claim to North Florida Conference basketball title lor the second con- secutive season alter defeating Cross City, 23-12, In the final fray here last night. � e iw-w wnli m altar 1 • - MR, The local school swept both sen- ior and junior championships as the Perry juniors downed Lee of Madison County, 29-15. Cross City, unseeded, squeezed by third seeded Greenville and second seeded Madison before run- ning Into Perry, seeded first. FOOTBALL TEAM OF 1928-29 The first time football was played in T. C. H. S. Won 3—Tied 2—Lost 3 FIRST ROW: left to right—Maurice Linton, Royce Thompson, Tracy Stackhouse, George Nola, Glen Hicks, Jack Maxwell, Clyde Green SECOND ROW: Harry Davis, James Rogers, Verne Davis, Herbert Woods, Ernest Callicott, Hale Vickery. THIRD ROW: 0. W. Jones, Manager; Willie Joe Moody, J. T. Platt, Herman Davis, Waterboy; J. D Vereen, C. K McCaskill, Kenneth Warren, Doctor; B W. Nealey, Coach. IN GYM CLASS SENIOR CONFERENCE TOURAMENT SCORES Aucilla .. 23 Perry -42 Jasper . . 22 Perry 43 Mayo .. 2'5 Perrv 36 Cross City 12 Perry 23 JUNIOR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT SCORES Aucilla .. 0 Perry 2 Folev ... 20 Perry 22 Day .... 7 Perry 25 Lee .... 15 Perry 29 VALEDICTORIAN Ann Moody SALUTATOR I AN Patricia Dial BEST MANNERED John L. Odom Lou Ellen Popped AMERICAN LEGION AWARD wFW' This certifies that Faye Guilford of Taylor County High School is se- lected for this award because she is found to possess among others those high qualities of Courage, Character, Service, Companionship, and Schol- arship, which are necessary to the preservation and protection of the fundamental institutions of our gov- ernment and the advancement of society. This award is made by Arthur H. Cherry Post No. 96, The Department of Florida, The American Legion on May 24, 1947. This certifies that Cordon Davis of Taylor County High School is se- lected for this award because he is found to possess among others, those high qualities of Character—Honor, Courage, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service—which are necessary to the preservation and protection of the fundamental institutions of our government and the advancement of society. This award is made by Arthur H. Cherry Post No. 96, The Department of Florida, The American Legion on May 24, 1947. ADVERTISING F LEET' On the Square PHONE 53 PERRY, FLORIDA s COMPLIMENTS OF HENDRY'S CLEANERS Perry, Florida — ALL SEA FOODS IN SEASON Geo. M. Cokinos, Prop. ELDORADO CAFE HOME OF GOOD FOOD AND COFFEE 106 Jefferson Street Perry, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF J. H. MILLINOR PERRY, FLORIDA Compliments of STEPHENS' FURNITURE COMPANY GARY-LOCKHART DRUG CO., Inc. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phone 220 Perry, Florida ★ Everything a Drug Store Should Have Congratulations Seniors.... Compliments of JACKSON FURNITURE CO. UP-TO-THE-MINUTE House Furnishings, Paints, and Rugs Phone 65 Perry, Florida Compliments of BLOODWORTH DRUG COMPANY YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED Phone 31 Perry, Florida Compliments of LAWRENCE'S STORE FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE PERRY, FLORIDA MATHEWS HARDWARE AND SUPPLIES P. O. 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