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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

bf tta„tonQ7f-M G t 1949 £tud,e tt Go-uttcil a I 7 QUI 7acoUi teJt fey aylo-i Go-unty Jiicf.lt School Volume V99 bedUcatio i This, the seventh edition of the Tacohi , is proudly dedicated to Mr. C. W. Persons whose untiring efforts to promote the welfare of the students and the school have been an inspiration to all of us. His congenial personality, liberal thoughts, and en- thusiastic interest in everything worthwhile have given him an affectionate place in the hearts and lives of all the students at Taylor County High School. PuMf uun Acti Scene 1 Ad Uniit Uition Scene 2 ... ■ Hte Senia . Scene 3 .... ClaiAeA. Adii Scene 1 0 f animation Scene 2 Sfianti Act 111 Scene 1.......................Qeatnue . Scene 2 AdvettUemenU. tf-OteWOAxi All the world's a stage, And all men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts, so says the immortal Shakespeare. The editors pf this, the seventh volume of the Tacohi, have made an effort to present to you the stirring drama of your school days. May each moment spent in the theatre, TaCoHi, bring fond memories of happy days passed here in Taylor County High. May the many players who pass across this stage prove to the world that time spent in this theatre of learning has made the world stage a better place in which to live. «Maosimw cufJxtf, County School fcoanxlt BOARD E. L. Cox W. G. Vann James Freeman Ben F. Cash J. Louie Adams TRUSTEES W. T. Hendry W. M. Howell J. H. Millinor Supervising Principal ROBERT T. GLENN High School Principal Elementary School Principal G. W. HAUSE MISS GLADYS MORSE John P. Basnar F. F. Steib Miss Annie Laurie Summers Mrs. Estelle Gaston Mrs. Clarice Hart Mrs. Gloria Thompson Mrs. Virginia Hendry Miss Peggy Hines Miss Marion Boyd Mrs. Margaret Hamby fycuutUif Mrs. Catharin Norman Miss Eleanor Smith Mrs. Doris Glenn C. H. Robinson Miss Jeanne Priester R. M. Quimby Miss Clara Roberts Mrs. C. H. Robinson Mrs. H. E. Solomons Miss Ouida Martin GIgAA cJliitaMf, As the curtain rises and we look into the past, we see ourselves as shy and timid children, be- ing dragged to school that bright September day in 1937 by our mothers. We certainly didn't want to go and most of us let the world know it. However, with the help of our teachers we started off on the first step toward our education. After what seemed only a short time, we were in the second grade and there we were joined by Audrey Jean McCall. We fairly skimmed through that year, and soon we found ourselves pro- moted to the third grade. Here we had three additions: Peggy Jean McLeod, Patsy Henry, and John Westberry. We seemed to have learned something under those teachers for we were pro- moted to the fourth grade. Yes. we were in the fourth grade, and we were in the new building, too!! How proud we were!! Before we realized it, we were through that year and in the fifth grade. Wistalone and J. R. Young came to join us at this time and before long we went on into the sixth grade. This was our last year in the new building, and even though we hated to leave it, we enjoyed this year very much. We had one person to come and enter Junior High School with us and this was Betty English. We were in the seventh grade — Junior High!!! We felt mighty big and important now, and the Seniors were just wonderful to us. We felt as if we could hardly wait until the time wou d come when we would be dignified seniors . We were joined by Malloy Andrews and Beity Rae Vann that year and in time we went on up to the eighth grade. It didn't take us long to complete that year and then we were Freshmen. Yes, we were Freshmen!! Under-studies for the big role that we were to play in the next few years. We started out with confidence and courage. We could hardly wait for Freshman Day to come. But that day did come and we knew it, too. Those Seniors really did lay it on us. Besides picking on us unmercifully and making us hand out candy and chewing gum right and eft, they alo made us make speeches and the like. We had all sorts of things to do but we had fun doing ihem. That is one day that none of us will ever forget. During our Freshman year we had quite a few addi- tions. They were Wilma Jean Rowell, J. B. Tedder, and Melvin Capell. At last we were Sophomores. Yes, we were the Supporting Cast for the ones that were ahead of us. This was another important year for us. We started out with light hearts for the year ahead of us. We eagerly awaited the time when we would be chosen to help in the banquet for the Juniors and Seniors. Some of the girls were chosen to be in a chorus girls' act and they were called the Flora Dora Girls. There was a Barber Shop Quartet composed of some of the Sophomore boys. And some of us were chosen to serve. That was really an exciting time for us. We had two new people to join us during this year: Doris Brown and Herbert Hendry. And then we turned around and found that the year was already gone and we were now Juniors. Juniors!! That sounded mighty big to us. We were the Starlets of the show. Yes, we were really working our way up. This was the most important year that we had had. We took part in a lot of activities. It was up to us to sponsor all the dances in order to raise money for the banquet We real.y did have fun decorating for and giving the dances. Then with the help of some of the teachers we put on the Junior-Senior Banquet. We had the Woman's Club decorated like a circus. We all had a lot of fun doing this and we think the Seniors enjoyed it. Here we were joined by Alma Register, Mae Belle Hunter, Jean Keller, Iris Simons, Billy Chesser, Jimmie Guess, and Dean Mixon. Jackie Baxter, Rosella Parker, and Peggy McLeod, who had started out with us earlier but had left, came back then, too. Since this was such a busy year for us, it practically flew by and soon we had already completed our Junior Year. And now we are the Stars. The Seniors of Taylor County High School!!!!! The only new comer that we have had this year is Dolores Hardin. As we look back on the years that have passed so quickly, we realize that we will never again have twelve years like them. We have had fun and most of us have increased our knowledge some. Soon we will be going out into the world but we will always have a warm spot in our hearts for our teachers who were so patient and understanding and for dear ole Taylor High School. Senior Glall Ofyic U CHARLES GOODMAN BILLY CHESSER Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Settiosi MALLOY ANDREWS Entered from Shady Grove School in 1943. SHELTON BURFORD Student Council 47 Key Club '48, '49 Baseball '49 Softball '49 GlaU J. R. YOUNG Glee Club '48 MELVIN CAPELL Football '46, '47 Band '49 Baseball '48 Softball '48 JACKIE BAXTER DORIS BROWN Cheerleader '48, '49 Sponsor '47 Cheerleader '48, '49 Basketball '47, 48 TaCoHi Staff '48 Editor TaCoHi '49 Office Assistant '47 BETTY DALE CALLICOTT RUTHIE MAE GUNTER Glee Club 46 4-H Club '46 Basketba'I '46, '47, '48. '49 F. H. A. '47 TaCoHi Staff '47, '48, '49 Cheerleader '48, '49 Student Council '49 4-H Club '46, '47, '48 Glee Club 49 Canteen Worker '48 Senior JOSEPH CARLTON Latin Club '46, 47 RALPH GAMBLE Key Club '49 BETTY JEAN HENDRY 4-H Club '46 Glee Club '46 F. H. A. '47 Glall BILLY CHESSER Football 47, 48 Basketball '48, '49 Band '48, '49 Baseball 48, '49 TaCoHi Staff 49 Class Officer '49 Key Club '49 Softball '48, '49 Band Council '49 CHARLES GOODMAN Football '47, '48 Latin Club '46, '47, '48, '49 Class Officer '47 Key Club '49 TaCoHi Staff '49 Class Officer '49 I PATSY HENRY Cheerleader '48, '49 Student Council Secretary '48, '49 TaCoHi Staff '49 F. H. A. '47 Office Assistant '48 4-H Club '46 Glee Club '46 MAE BELLE HUNTER Entered from Foley Junior High School in 1948 JEAN KELLER Band '48, '49 F. H. A. '49 SenioA. GIgM. JIMMY GUESS Band 48, 49 Key Club '48. '49 Class Officer '48 Football '48 Softball '48, '49 Baseball '48, 49 TaCoHi Staff '49 Band Council '49 HERBERT HENDRY Football '46, '47 Basketball '47, '48 Key Club '48, '49 Softball '48 Baseball '48 Class Officer '47, '48, '49 Glee Club '48 HARRIET LOCKHART Band '46, '47, '48, '49 3and Secretary '46 iasketball '46 Basketball Manager '48, '49 3lass Officer '46 Slee Club '46, '49 4-H Club '46 Sponsor '49 SAMMIE GUNTER Manager of Football Team '45, '46, '47, '48 Manager of Basketball Team '47, '48 Basketball '49 Baseball '48, '49 Key Club '49 C'ass Officer '49 Softball '48, '49 RICHARD KASELL Glee Club 47, '48 Cheerleader '48 JOHNNIE DELL LYNN Latin Club '46 F. H. A. '47 DOLORES HARDIN Glee Club '48 Se uosi GlaU ELZA LANDRY Band '46, '47, '48, '49 Class Officer '47, '49 Band Council '49 HERSCHEL McCLELLAN Key Club '49 CECIL LYONS Glee Club '48 Football '47 DEAN MIXON Entered from Foley Junia High School in 1948 EVELYN MANTZANAS F. H. A. '47 Cheerleader '48 Student Council '46 Office Assistant '47, '49 AUDREY JEAN McCALl Band '48, '49 Glee Club '48, '49 4-H Club '46, '47 Basketball '46, '49 F. H. A. '49 juanita McIntyre Basketball '46. '47, '48, '49 F. H. A. '47 Softball '47, '48, '49 TaCoHi Staff '46, '49 4-H Club '46 Cheerleader '47, '48, '49 CAROLYN McLEOD Band '46. '47. '48, '49 Glee Club 46 4-H Club '46 F. H. A. Club '47 Basketball '46, '47 TaCoHi Staff '47, '48, '49 Senio RALPH REDDICK Football '45, '46, '47, '48 Basketball '46, 47, 48, 49 Band '46, '47 Baseball '48, 49 Softball '47, '48, '49 Key Club 48, 49 Student Council '46 TaCoHi Staff '49 Student Body President '49 Class Officer '48 FRANKLIN STEPHENS Latin Club '48, '49 Key Club '48, '49 Basketball '48, '49 Glee Club '49 Baseball '48, '49 Football '45 Student Council '49 TaCoHi Staff '49 Class Officer '46 Softball '48, '49 PEGGY McLEOD Softball '48, '49 Glail CLEO SHEALY Football '45, '46, '47, '48 Basketball '49 Baseball '48, '49 Softball '47, '49 Student Council 45, '49 Band '49 J. B. TEDDER Football '47, '48 Key Club '49 ROSELLA PARKER Basketball '49 Softball '48, '49 DORIS N. PITTMAN F. H. A. '47, '49 ALMA REGISTER Entered from Suwannee County High School in 1948 Se u i GlaU WILMA JEAN ROWELL TaCoHi Staff '49 4-H Club '46, '47, '48, '49 F. H. A. '47, '48, '49 Glee Club 48 tv t IRIS SIMONS Band '48, '49 F. H. A. '49 MARTHA LEE STEPHENS Student Council '46 Basketball '49 Softball '49 Class Officer '49 ELAINE THOMPSON Basketball '47, '48, '49 Glee Club '48, 49 Softball '47, '48, '49 4-H Club '46 F. H. A. '47 TaCoHi Staff '48, '49 BETTY RAE VANN F. H. A. '47 Cheerleader '48 JO ED WHIDDON Drum Majorette '47, '48 F. H. A. '49 BENNIE WHITE Band '46, '47, '48 Glee Club '46 4-H Club '46 F. H. A. '47 Class Officer '46, '48 TaCoHi Staff '47, '48, '49 ALDA WHITFIELD HIGDON Library Assistant '46. '47, '49 Glee Club '46 Basketball '46 4-H Club '46, '47, '48 F. H. A. '48 4-H Club Officer '47 Sesuosi NELDA FAYE WOODS Latin Club '46 F. H. A. '47 JOHN WESTBERRY Band '47, '48 TaCoHi Staff '49 Class Officer '49 WISTALONE Y. BRANNAI Band '48, '49 Glee Club '48, '49 F. H. A. '47 4-H Club '48, '49 VIRGINIA WRIGHT Library Assistant '46, '47 Glee Club '46, '47, '48, '49 Basketball Squad '47 F. H. A. Officer '49 GIgM Will We, the Class of '49, being of sound mind and character, do, hereby, declare this to be our last will and testament in form as follows: We leave to the: Faculty—Intelligent and well mannered students. Juniors—The largest Senior Class in Taylor High's history. Sophomores—Our good grades in English. Freshmen—Understanding teachers. As individuals we bequeath the following: I, Hubert Andrews, will my ability to take it slow and easy to Virginia Mann. I, Malloy Andrews, leave my freckles to Rachel Sadler. I, Jackie Baxter, leave my energetic way to anyone in need of it. I, Doris Brown, bequeath my fluttering eyelashes to anyone in need of them. I, Shelton Burford, will my neatness to Lamar Parker. I, Betty Dale Callicott, will my ability to play basketball to my sister, Claudette. I, Melvin Capell, bequeath my source of knowledge (Doris Brown) to Johnny Graham. I, Joe Carlton, bequeath my conduct to J. M. Lee. I, Billy Chesser, bequeath my beautiful, black, curly hair to Phillip Stephens. I, Betty Lou English, will my slow walk to anyone in need of it. I, Ralph Gamble, will my ability to hunt on school holidays to Wilbur Cone. I, Charles Goodman, will my ability to speak Spanish to Don Dansby. I, Jimmy Guess, will my ability to sell ads for the annual to Billy Martin. I, Sammie Gunter, will my ability to be manager to Bobby Joe McIntyre. I, Betty Jean Hendry, will my ability to be neat to anyone. I, Herbert Hendry, will my parking spots to Jimmy Greene. I, Patsy Henry, will my extreme weight to Alvin Hightower. I, Mae Belle Hunter, will my ability to jitterbug to Velma Ruth Folsom. I, Jean Keller, will my studious ways to Frank Warren. I, Elza Landry, will my punctuality to Robert Swain. I, Harriet Lockhart, will my cover girl figure to Anita Faye Brown. I, Dolores Hardin, will my silly way to Lois Turnage. I, Jo Ed Whiddon, will my size to Irene Mantzanas. We, Cecil Lyons, Hershel McClellan, Johnny Dell Lynn, and Ruthie Mae Gunter do hereby leave. I, Doris Pittman, will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Erma Lee Kilcrease. I, Martha Lee Stephens, bequeath my witty personality to Ray NeSmith. I, Wilma Jean Rowell, will my ability to learn English to Harold Shaw. I, Bennie White, will my seat in Jimmy Greene's car to Lynn Washburn. I, Iris Simons, will my quiet ways to Dorothy Bass. I, Dean Mixon, bequeath my athletic ability to Bill Davis. I, Ralph Reddick, will my toni wave to Buck Lee. I, Cleo Shealy, will my taste for petite girls to Frankie Sapp. I, Franklin Stephens, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Harold Shaw. I, John Westberry, bequeath my extreme height to Frank Warren. I, Evelyn Mantzanas, will my DuBarry Success Course to Connie Fowler. I, Carolyn McLeod, leave my interest in the army to anyone who wants it. I, Juanita McIntyre, do bequeath my ability to catch a man to Jimmie Louise Gibson. I, Wistalone Young, will my wedding ring to Julia Ann Andrews. I, Elaine Thompson, bequeath my most conceited nature to Anita Faye Brown. I, J. B. Tedder, will my bashfulness to Billy Martin. I, Nelda Faye Woods, do will my ability to be friendly to everyone to Harvey Fleet. I, Betty Rae Vana, bequeath my ability to have two boy friends at one time and get by with it to La Marian Mattair. I, Peggy McLeod, will my pink eyes, black hair, and drape shape, to Claudette Callicott. I, J. R. Young, will my ability to graduate early to Harold Thomas. I, Audrey Jean McCall, do will my giggle to Lamar Strickland. I, Rosella Parker, do will my height to Connie Fowler. I, Alma Register, do will my noisy ways to that bashful Charles Chester. I, Richard Kasell, leave my winning ways with women to the Lehman twins. I, Alda Whitfield, will my ability to land a man to Jettie Pearl Rogers. I, Virginia Wright, do will my position as glee club accompanist to Nancy Chapman. i m ilii rm 1 i 1 11 1 ITU 1 1 I iTFM T T :IL Til l) I NOW SMOWl NCr U 1 ticket sf fju+iian, GIgAA BILLY MARTIN BILLY DAVIS Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer FIRST ROW: Julia Ann Andrews, Dorothy L Bass, Bernard Brinson, Anita Faye Brown, Mary E. Carey, Tracy Catledge. SECOND ROW: Chares Chester, Wilbur Cone, Gloria Cothran, Jimmie L. Courtney, Joyce Cox, Lillie M. Cruce. THIRD ROW: Sherrill Dansby, B lly Davis, Muriel Dice, Douglas Dorman, Handin Dprman, Hilda Falany. FOURTH ROW: Betty Ferns, Warren Ferrell, Harvey Fleot, Velma Folsom, Lavonne Forehand, Con- nie Folwer. FIRST ROW: Bill Brown, Jimmie Louise Gibson, Johnny Graham, Lawton Gratham, Billy Green, Jimmy Greene. SECOND ROW: Reginald Hall, Joe Ed Hart, Alvin Hightower, Elmer Knowles, Mary Annie Lundy, Johnnie Maude Page. THIRD ROW: Gwendolyn Davis, Fred Lehman, Ted Lehman, Billy Lilliot, Dorothy Jean Holton, Mary Jane Williams. FOURTH ROW: Betty Kasell, Frank Warren, Imogene Maddox, Billy Martin, La Marion Mattair, Anne Mixon. FIRST ROW: Arthur Morgan, Bernice Murphy, Edith Parker, Betty Jean Revels, Jettie Pearl Rodgers, Rachel Sadler. SECOND ROW: James Sauls, Harold Shaw, Charles Ray Shinholser, Lamar Strickland, Robert Swain, Virgil Taylor. THIRD ROW: Wanda Tedder, Lois Turnage. Keats Washburn, Marie Whitfield. SaspJtosH ie Qlate, BILLY WARREN. FRANKIE SAPP, PHILLIP STEPHENS. GERALDINE GRUBBS. IRA LANDRY, BUCK LEE. GAIL CUNNINGHAM. MARY JO FAIRCLOTH, ANNIE JEAN FREEMAN, PHIL- LIP WEIDLER, ANN SOUTER, BARBARA JEAN WESTBERRY. fyne Junan Qlate O lceAA, 10 A 10 FIRST ROW: Corinne Falks, Kyliene Buchanan, Geraldine Grubbs, Jane Mann, Betty Jean Lynn, Vivian Howell, Carolyn Hicks, Joan Glickman, Marjorie Crosby, Marie Cunningham . . . SECOND ROW: Erma Lee Kilcrease, Ruth Lawson, Ava Jean Clark, Hattie Belle Grubbs, Erma Lee Langford, Bonnie Ruth Baggett, Faye Guilford, Betty Inman n, Babs Brinson, Betty Joan Lyons, Alberta Blanton . . . THIRD ROW: James Franklin, Raymond Gunter, Don Dansby, Charles Holmes, J. O. English, Clennith Greene, J. C. Kemp, Wilson Hendry . . . FOURTH ROW: Gordon Davis, Robert Earl Barnes, Bobby Leggett, Charles Gandy, Ira Landry, Buck Lee, James Hardin, J. M. Lee, Tim Carter, R. V. Hunter. FIRST ROW: Shirley Lee Whiddon, Janet Page, Bertie Mae Whiddon, Virginia Mann, Hazel Sauls, Etheleen Register, Irene Mantzanas . . . SECOND ROW: Helen Williams, Dorothy Shiver, Martha Parker, Dorothy Mansfield, Anita Sheffield, Bobby Watts, Mary Ellen Ratliff, Louise Sessions . . . THIRD ROW: Russell Tedder, Richmond Peacock, Norman Wages, Johnny Willis, Benjamin Whit- field, Howard Mathis, Donald Rice . . . FOURTH ROW: Ellis Ray Parker, Billy McLeod, Frank Sapp, Jimmy Robertson, Rodney Watts, Phillip Stephens, Billy Warren, Kenneth Ward, John Walker . . . FIFTH ROW: Billy Gene Walker, Howard Pittman, Charles Weatherly, Ray NeSmith, Lamar Parker, Jimmy McDowell, J. H. Tedder, Lowery Wentworth, Marlin Vann. 9 FRONT ROW: Wardene Eastman, Mary Jo Faircloth, Laurie Broome, Claudette Callicott, Pam Huxford, Allie Jane Bird . . . SECOND ROW: Jerry Hawkins, Annie Jean Freeman, Jessie Bell Allison, Fannette Brunson, Geraldine Gunter, Nellie Mae Dixon . . . THIRD ROW: Nancy Chap- man, Gail Cunningham, Aline Gamble, Dorcie Faye Hunter, Margaret Hendrix, Alice Freeman, Caro- lyn Dice . . . FOURTH ROW: Rudolph Cruce, Anderson Bowdoin, Alton Grantham, Nolan Grubbs, Rudolph Lee, Lewis Gunter, Halbert Grantham, Dennis King . . . FIFTH ROW: Fred Hunter, Alven Grantham, John Edd Bishop, Joseph King, Marshal Hicks, Sammy Carlton . . . SIXTH ROW: Richard Frith, Franklin Hendry, Altman English, Charles Broome, Steve Holton, Melvin Ezell. FRONT ROW: Jacquelynne Washburn, Jeanette Sadler, Barbara Jean Westberry, Shirley Ward, Virgie York, Wanda Whiddon, Mary Jane Linton, Freddye Anne Patterson, Linda Strickland . . . SECOND ROW: Betty Ann Peacock, Iris Sheffield, Geneva Murphy, Mary Phillips, Rachel Sadler, Betty Mathis, Derotha Russell, Margaret St. Johns . . . THIRD ROW: Betty Kirkland, Martha Ann Wages, Anne Souter, Remell Odom, Marjorie Leggett . . . FOURTH ROW: Hinton Slaughter, Charles Schmid, J. 8. McDaniel, Phillip Weidler, Howard Willson, David Tidwell, George Page . . . FIFTH ROW: Dewey Pittman, Morris Scott, Elbert Poppell, Ji mmy McGuire, Everett Wentworth, Wayne Spradley, Lamar Lee, Bobby Markey, Rudolph Parker. Silt Qnxide QjJjic U FIRST ROW: Keith Whiddon, George Hamby, Peggy Casey, Lamar O'Steen, Helen Hendry . . . SECOND ROW: June Dansby, Annie Lois Ferns, Yvonne Moon, Patsy Vann. FIRST ROW: Betty Joe Burrows, Peggy Casey, Faye Carlton, Devon Gregory, Mary Nell Blue, George Anne Carter . . . SECOND ROW: Jean Brinson, Jackie Clark, Annie Lois Ferns, June Dansby, Patricia Gunter, Rhodel Fender . . . THIRD ROW: Thomas Edwards, Edward Goodman, Richmond Capell, Herbert Grubbs, Jessie Frier, John Dickert . . . FOURTH ROW: Wayne Walker, James Bishop, Eugene DeShazo, Jerry Adams. Howard Whitfield, James Falkner, Drexel Agner, Ted Green. FIRST ROW: Charlotte Louque, Helen Hendry, Vera Ruth Mann, Mary Jane Henry, Jimmy Lee Page, Corrie lla Kuhn, Marie Hendry . . . SECOND ROW: Yvonne Moon, Dorothy Porter, Rita Massey, Lora Kersey, Betty Holt, Sara Ne.l Nabinger, Betty Howell . . . THIRD ROW: Jerry Lawrence, Clyde Hunter, Ellis Moore,-Danny McCloud, Tommy Joe McLeod, Dexter Porter, Kenneth Prigeon, Lamar O'Steen . . . FOURTH ROW: Thomas Hathaway, Harry Odom, Buddy Odom, Franklin Jenkins, Seth Lee, Robert F. Parker, Brady Franklin, Jerry Martin, Toby Hunter. FIRST ROW: Keith Whiddon, Jerry White, Harriet Wilkes, Sarah St. Johns, Genelle Walker, Janice Thorp, Shirley Stokes . . . SECOND ROW: May Jean Vann, Jewel Revels, Patsy Vann, Jeanette Puckett, Willie Mae Williams, Sarah Stanaland, Violeteen Tedder, Shirley Zeigler . . . THIRD ROW: Virginia Simmons, Louise Peeples, Joyce Rowell, Edwa Jo Stanaland, Lois Rowell, Queen Stephens, Margaret Walker, Josie Turner . . . FOURTH ROW: Rufus Stephens, Frederick Redding, Wayne Ritch, Rufus Whiddon, Ted Guilford, Larry Stephens, George Hamby, Dalton Ward, Marvin Ratliff, James Roberts. 7th Qt O iceM. FIRST ROW: Tommy McCloud, June Brunson, Patricia Hicks, Billie Sue Brown, Clifford Burns. SECOND ROW: Darryl Weidler, Eleanor Tedder, Billy Heartsfield. FIRST ROW: Lida Collins, June Brunson, Georgianne Carter, Billie Sue Brown, Jackie Rouse, Louise Eastman, Mary Lucille Dekle, Mary Juanita Hockaday, Ruth Edwards. SECOND ROW: Mary Jean English, Shirley Courtney, Willa Bird, Elizabeth Brannen, Elizabeth Cruce, Betty Ruth Adams, Peggy Davis, Betty Lou Bass, Marilyn Bryant. THIRD ROW: John Courtney, J. W. Brown, Paul Fouche, Jerry Alvin Grubbs, Hoot Gibson, Clif- ford Burns, Louis Buckhalter. FIRST ROW: Shirley Lawson, Virginia Jackson, Betty Ann Marven, Lucille Kersey, Molly McLeod, Lucille Wilson, Helen Humphries, Wanda Massey. SECOND ROW: Jeannette Hammock, Theatus Lundy, Emma Ruth Hockaday, Kathryn Grantham, Jeanette Murphy, Patricia Hicks,. Nellie Jane Grubbs, Rebia Hendry, Betty King. THIRD ROW: Curtis Jackson, Alonzo Murphy, Bob Holley, Bobby Joe McIntyre, Waylon Hodges, Billy Heartsfield, Bert Kuhn, Marcus Moses, Tommy McCloud. FIRST ROW: Dolores Chewning, Rachel Sadler, Eleanor Tedder, Sara Jean Sapp, Imogene Parker, Vivian Moore, Jackie DuBose. SECOND ROW: Selena Nola, Lessie Vee Scott, Gloria Parker, Alice Parker, Mary Kay Wood, Betty Walker, Sara Mae Walker. THIRD ROW: Billy Folson, Kenneth Young, Charles Peeples, Calvin Touchton, Franklin Sheffield, Robert Parker, Mac Stokes, Darryl Weidler, Ralph Parker, Theo Weatherly, Tilford Register, Edwin Sauls, John Puckett. AmesUca+t Jlecjio-n Aw ndl SHIRLEY ZEIGLER JOHN DICKERT Studestt Gau+uUl BETTY D. CALLICOTT Vice-President RALPH REDDICK President PATSY HENRY Secretary COUNCIL MEMBERS Betty Dale Callicott Howard Willson Cleo Shealy At-Large Melvin Ezell Freshman Tim Carter Helen Hendry Patsy Henry Jerry White Eighth Grade Franklin Stephens La Marion Mattair Bobby McIntyre Seventh Grade Harvey Fleet Rachel Sadler Seventh Grade Virginia Mann Charles Gandy Seventh Grade Office. AbiiAt nti Lamar Strickland, Wanda Tedder, Marian Mattair. Jimmie Lee Courtney, Lavonne Forehand Betty Inman, Evelyn Mantzanas. JlihsiG uf, mogene Maddox, Pam Huxford, Hilda Falany, M ary Cary, Jewel Revels, Miss Smith, Alda Whitfield. {sdttoSUCil Poris Brown ............................Editor-in-Chief Betty Dale Callicott...........i......Associate Editor Joyce Cox............................Photography Editor Frank Warren.................................Art Editor Juanita McIntyre..........................Sports Editor Billy Chesser..........................Assistant Sports Editor Patsy Henry........................Senior Class Editor Anita Faye Brown...........................Junior Class Editor Babs Brinson....................Sophomore Class Editor Pam Huxford..............................Freshman Class Editor Yvonne Moon................................Eighth Grade Editor Billie Bird... ...................Seventh Grade Editor 1cuxUu QuAineM. StajjJj Ralph Reddick..... John Westberry. . . Elaine Thompson Jimmie Ray Guess Franklin Stephens . . . Charles Goodman Wilma Jean Rowell Bennie White ...... Carolyn McLeod . . Mrs. C. H. Robinson .........Business Manager Assistant Business Manager ...............Ad Salesman ...............Ad Salesman .........Yearbook Salesman ......Yearbook Salesman ....................Typist ....................Typist ....................Typist ...................Sponsor RohA June Dansby Annie Jean Freeman Wistalone Young Melvin Capell Jimmie Guess Elza Landry La Marion Mattair Carolyn McLeod Ralph Reddick Audrey McCall Shirley Zeigler Charles Gandy Jerry Hawkins Director—F. F. Steib George Hamby Wayne Ritch Jean Keller Yvonne Moon Iris Simons Billy Chesser Paul Fouche Wilson Hendry Howard Willson Jerry Lawrence Mdrilyn Bryant Charles Holmes Mac Stokes Jimmy McDowell Helen Hendry Danny McCloud Bill Jenkins Allie Jane Bird Claudette Callicott Nancy Chapman Joyce Cox Mary Jane Linton Harriet Lockhart Barbara Westberry Charles Chester Darryl Weidler Betty Ann Peacock Jacquelynne Washburn ' r ' Ql e Ghtb Drexel Agner James Bishop Babs Brinson Jean Brinson Bill Brown Peggy Casey Charles Chester Gail Cunningham Eugene DeShazo Nellie Mae Dixon Harvey Fleet Velma Folsom Betty Kirkland Billy Lilliot Harriet Lockhart Virginia Mann Audrey McCall Evelyn Mantzanas Irene Mantzanas Ray NeSmith Edith Parker Lamar Parker Mary Phillips Jeanette Puckett Betty Revels Hazel Sauls Franklin Stephens Elaine Thompson Dalton Ward Phillip Weidler Jerry White Howard Whitfield Harriet Wilkes Keith Whiddon Virginia Wright Wistalone Brannan F. F. Steib—Director tyutusie McdzesU. AmesUoa KNEELING: Iris Simons, Betty Revels, Gwendolyn Davis, Jimmie Louise Gibson, Jean Keller, Erma Lee Kilcrease . . . SEATED: Lamar Strickland, Virginia Wright, Jettie Pearl Rodgers, Jimmie Louise Courtney, Wilma Jean Rowell, Betty Kirkland, Remell Odom, Dorcie Faye Hunter, Carolyn Hicks . . . STANDING: Miss Jeanne Priester, sponsor, Bobbie Reece Watts, Mary Ellen Ratliff, Johnnie Maud Page, Aline Gamble, Dorothy Shiver, Jessie Belle Ellison, Betty Joan Lyons, Joan Glick- man. ftey Gluti SEATED: Bernard Brinson, J. B. Tedder, Franklin Stephens, Jimmy Guess, Herbert Hendry, Ralph Red- dick, Mr. Quimby, Frank Warren, Billy Chesser, Charles Holmes, James Sauls, Don Dansby . . . STANDING: Harvey Fleet, Charles Goodman, Sherrill Dansby. Safety Pabud FIRST ROW: Tommy McCloud, Brady Franklin . . . SECOND ROW: Charles Peeples, Paul Fouche, Bobby Joe McIntyre, J. W. Brown, Jerry Martin, Lamar O'Steen . . . THIRD ROW: Wilkie Gibson, Tommy McLeod, Kenneth Ward. Gajjeiesua PeSiAonnel Mr. C. W. Persons, Mrs. Courtney, Mrs. Tedder, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Everett Murphy, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. C. W. Persons. A. C. Edenfield Maintenance Berry Lee . Club FIRST ROW: Billie English, June Brunson, Billy Sue Brown, Jackie DuBose, Shirley Lawson, Molly Joyce McLeod, Georgianne Carter, Louise Eastman, Wanda Massey, Betty Ann Marven, Ellenor Tedder, Vivian Moore, Marian Parker, Mary Lucille Dekle, Ruth Edwards, Helen Humphries . . . SECOND ROW: Lucille Kersey, Virginia Jackson, Jewell Ravels, Keith Whiddon, Jerry White, Jean Brinson, Betty Jo Burroughs, Katherine Grantham, Lessie Vee Scott, Gloria Parker, Sarah Jean Sapp, Rachel Sadler, Imogene Parker, Rebia Hendry, Marilyn Bryant, Lida Collins, Juanita Hockaday . . . THIRD ROW: Jeanette Hammock, Pat Hicks, Janice Thorpe, Genelle Walker, Vivian Howell, Betty Joan Lyons, Irma Lee Kilcrease, Wardene Eastman, Betty Walker, Mary Ellen Ratliff, Remell Odom, Nancy Chapman, Gwendolyn Davis, George Ann Holmes, Betty King, Laurie Broom . . . FOURTH ROW: Juanette Murphey, Sarah Mae Walker, Alice Freeman, Margaret Hindrix, Nina Nola, Mary Kay Wood, Betty Joe Kirkland, Alice Parker, Virginia Simmons, Queen Stanaland, Shirley Courtney, Betty Lou Bass, Faye Carlton, Elizabeth Cruce, Erma English, Josie Turner, Dellon Gregory, Julia Ann Andrews . . . FIFTH ROW: Betty Ruth Adams, Peggy Davis, Willa Bird, Elizabeth Brannen, Violetteen Tedder, Edwa Joe Stanaland, Queen Stephens, Nellie Grubbs, Mary Nell Blue, Sarah St. John, Lois Rowell, Corine Falks, Theatus Lundy, Jacqueline Clark, Ema Ruth Hockaday, Dorthy Shiver . . . SIXTH ROW: Rita Massey, Patsy Vann, Jean Vann, Shirley Ward, Willie Mae Williams, Margaret Walker, Joyce Rowell, Helen Williams . . . SEVENTH ROW: Betty Holt, Louise Peeples, Pat Gunter, Jeanette Puckett, June Dansby, Peggy Joyce Casey, Jessie Bell Ellison, Jet+ie Pearl Rogers, Betty Revels, Virginia Mann, Babs Brinson, Jimmie Louise Gibson, Aline Gamble. Nanilt fyl U a Gosijje ieHce, GUampA, FRONT ROW: Dewey Pittman, Harvey Fleet, George Hamby, Sammie Gunter, Virgil Taylor, Jimmy McDowell, Lamar Parker . . . SECOND ROW: Coach Charlie Robinson, Ray Quimby, backfield coach, Ira Landry, Fred Lehman, Sherill Dansby, Ted Lehman, Johnny Graham, W. D. Wilson, assistant line coach, Johnny Basnar, line coach . . . THIRD ROW: Ray NeSmith, Billy Martin, Billy Davis, Frankie Sapp, Harold Shaw, Cleo Shealy, Billy Chesser, Ralph Reddick, Phillip Stephens . . . FOURTH ROW: Elbert Poppell, Charles Holmes, Clennith Greene, Tim Carter, Steve Holton, Jimmy Robert- son, Billy Lilliott, Charles Goodman, Arthur Morgan . . . FIFTH ROW: David Tidwell, Gordon Davis, J. B. Tedder, James Sauls, Bernard Brinson, Richmond Peacock, Jimmie Rae Guess, Bill Brown, Benjamin Whitfield. Scltetllule Perry 0; Landon 60 Perry 7; Marianna 19 Perry 26; Cross City ... . .... 6 Perry 7; Alachua 0 Perry 6; Quincy 46 Perry 20; Cross City .... 0 Perry 20; Jasper 6 Perry 6; Madison 0 Perry .... 6; Monticello . . . 0 Perry 19; Greenville . . . 0 There....................September 23, 1948 There.......................October 1, 1948 Here.............................October 8, 1948 Here.......................October 15, 1948 There......................October 22, 1948 There......................October 29, 1948 There...........................November 5, 1948 There.....................November 12, 1948 Here......................November 19, 1948 Here......................November 24, 1948 Pi Le+itatio+i aj 'In fUuf, to Hasith fylasiida Con ien-ce CltampA- Robinson Quimby Basnar Head Coach Backfield Coach Line Coach j£etteAme i GUee. ileadesU VI seoJ] 3(, GIteesileadesil iT iachj. Qo uU lackUl Seaman cM'tii uf The major sport, football, had a very good season at Taylor High. Even though we are the North Florida Conference Champs, we had a few unfavorable games. Such was the first meet of the team when Landon of Jacksonville defeated the Bulldogs 60 to 0. The following week the Bulldogs invaded Marianna and came home with a defeat of 19 to 7. When the Bulldogs took to their own gridiron, they defeated the Cross City Bears 26 to 6. The second game on their own field was also a victory of 7 to 0 over Alachua. The Bulldogs then took to the road again to play Quincy, only to come back with a defeat of 46 to 6. The following week, taking the road again, they came home with higher spirit than ever before after having defeated the Cross City Bears again 20 to 0, this being the third conference game won with no losses. . Taking the road for the next two games, they were getting more excited than ever and in another conference game defeated Jasper 20 to 6. The next week was the same when the Bulldogs came home with their fifth victory, having defeated Madison 6 to 0. The most exciting game of the season came on the Bulldogs own gridiron when they played their homecoming game. The Bulldogs’ rival of all rivals, the Monticello Tigers, were defeated by the Bulldogs 6 to 0. Taylor High's final game with Greenville determined the North Florida Conference Champs and the Bulldogs copped the title with a 19 to 0 victory, thus ending the season with six wins and no losses in the Conference. Although a few games were lost, the Bulldogs had a very decisive season. They are to be praised for their good sportsmanship and conduct throughout the season. Glveen jHeadUnA, Hai A' feaAJzetbail leam SEATED: Franklin Stephens, Billy Davis, Cleo Shealy, Frankie Sapp, Ralph Reddick, Bernard Brinson, Keats Washburn, Ray NeSmith . . . STANDING: Coach Robinson, Harvey Fleet, Sammie Gunter, Steve Holton, Frank Warren, Arthur Morgan, Billy Chesser, Johnny Graham, Virgil Taylor. Schedule Crawfordville .14 Perry 50 Melrose . . .26 Perry 31 Salem ... 15 Perry 27 Mayo . 30 Perry 33 Cross City . . . . . .26 Perry 43 Madison ... 15 Perry 35 Havana . 63 Perry 22 Melrose . 30 Perry 26 Lake City . . .35 Perry 36 Chiefland .... .. .33 Perry 34 Live Oak . .23 Perry 45 Fernandina .... . . .32 Perry 22 Cross City . . . . .27 Perry 40 Monticello ... . . .32 Perry 40 Lake City .... .29 Perry 46 Chiefland .. .33 Perry 54 Cross City .... .. .21 Perry 42 Greenville ... .36 Perry 41 Mayo 42 Perry 45 Live Oak 28 Perry 32 B GAMES Melrose 27; Perry 30 Havana 25; Perry 34 Melrose . .22; Perry 34 Lake City . . . . ... .26; Perry 46 Fernandina 24; Perry . 44 Lake City . . . . 24; Perry 38 Cross City . . . 23; Perry 39 N. F. C. TOURNAMENT Bye Perry Crawfordville . -27; Perry 40 Greenville ... ...32; Perry 36 Madison . 39; Perry 37 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Live Oak ...33; Perry . . . 18 Qnh' RctiJzetball 7earn FRONT ROW: Pam Huxford, Mary Jane Williams, Elaine Thompson, Martha Lee Stevens, Kyliene Buchanan . . . SECOND ROW: Anita Brown, Hattie Belle Grubbs, Betty Ferns, Gloria Cothran, Betty Dale Callicott, Muriel Dice . . . THIRD ROW: Mrs. W. C. Norman, coach___________________________[ Rosella Parker, Juanita McIntyre, Hilda Falany, Geraldine Grubbs, Audrey Jean McCall. Schedule Crawfordville . . . . . .30; Perry 36 Salem ...II; Perry 27 Mayo ...II; Perry 32 Cross City . . .22; Perry 26 Madison . . .20; Perry 22 Salem ... 12; Perry 18 Lake City . . 32; Perry 20 Chiefland ... 13; Perry 31 Live Oak .14; Perry 32 Cross City . . .26; Perry 25 Monticello . . . 9; Perry 33 Lake City ...21; Perry 10 Chiefland ... 12; Perry 29 Greenville . . . 18; Perry 15 Mayo 27 Live Oak 35 EXHIBITION GAMES — N. F. C. TOURNAMENT Greenville ........ 7; Perry..........25 Cross City.........35; Perry..........24 EXHIBITION GAME — DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lake City..........25; Perry..........12 I ValexiictosUan DORIS BROWN BILLY CHESSER Gitiyenllusp. AutanA Molt JP.dze.Lf, to Succeed, Molt PofLuloSl BETTY DALE CALLICOTT HERBERT HENDRY Wdti U BENNIE WHITE MELVIN CAPELL fy Ue+uthe£t HARRIET LOCKHART CLEO SHEALY Cutedt AU-Afuuutd PATSY HENRY BILLY CHESSER juanita McIntyre RALPH REDDICK Athletic r ClaM. Pn pJnefUf, In a secluded laboratory, high atop Monte Sano, we see a mighty brain at work, Professor Patsy Henry with her capable assistant, Elaine Thompson. It seems that the renowned scientist is appar- ently on the verge of completing a laborious experiment. And our guess is not wrong, for with a spontaneous shout of triumph the doctor calls to two on-lookers seated in the corner of her mysterious work shop. The figures rise and we recognize Miss Marion Boyd and Mrs. C. H. Robinson, sponsors of the Senior Class of 1949, of Taylor County High School. And as we listen we overhear the resounding voice of the professor announce that she is now ready to perform the initial, test of her complicated, amazing locator machine. The Professor suggests that they attempt to look in on members of the Graduating Class of 1949. So with a monotonous hum and sudden illumination, to say nothing of the arrangement of the many dials of the control board, an image appears on the view-plate. It is Herbert Hendry, class president, and we see him in the heat of his campaign for governor of his resident state, under the management of Bo Westberry, with an occasional suggestion by his wife, the former Miss Betty Dale Callicott. A hasty switch of controls reveals to its audience the tall smoke stacks of a busy factory, and as the focus is changed we notice its name, The Puffaway Cigarette Manufacturing Company, owned by Ralph Reddick, Cecil Lyons, and J. R. Young, with Miss Carolyn McLeod as secretary for the firm. Next, we visit the office of the Parasaps Publishing Company, foremost publishing company of high school annuals, and see Doris Brown and Jimmie Guess, the owners, examining the material for the I960 TaCoHi. With a contrasting change of atmosphere, there flashes before us the Sad Souls Funeral Home, which is enjoying a thriving business, thanks to the cooperation of Dr. Richard Kasell, with its oper- ators, Sammie Gunter and Joseph Carlton. As a last resort Herschel McClellan is now undergoing treatment by the doctor, probably his last treatment. A casual glance at Taylor High School shows Doris Pittman, Ruthie Mae Parker and Alma Register efficiently serving as assistants to the principal. Proprietor of a flourishing clothing store for gentlemen is Shelton Burford. Among the employees of his WeFitYou Shop are Franklin Stephens and Ralph Gamble. Success and prosperity have also reached Cleo Shealy, thanks to his business supervisor, Harriet Lockhart and his Brainless Beef Factory, Unlimited. Hep-Cats all over the country are thrilling to the tremulous tempos of Rug-Bug Chesser and his Really Rugged Rhythm music. A hasty retreat seems in order as we notice Juanita McIntyre at last about to catch a man. Ha! Ha! Elza Landry is chief drummer for the Bum-Dum tribe of north Ricafa. He is a recognized expert at this means of communication and occasionally performs some remarkable gymnastics while beating his skins. The next scene is the studio of two highly successful commercial artists, Jackie Baxter and Rosella Parker, who draw for the publication Frills and Fashions. Among the special features of this magazine is Alda Higdon's column, Home and Husbands. Dashing madly about his veterinary shop tending to the ailing animals, Monk Capell flashes across the view-plate of the locator. Charles Goodman and J. B. Tedder are star salesmen for the Perfunctious Prattle Publishing Com- pany. Bending over the blueprints, Martha Lee Stephens and Betty Jean Hendry are apparently un- aware of the din of the production lines of the Skihi and Hyer Airplane Corporation. They are the most successful woman executives in the country. The automotive repair shop of Dean Mixon, in need of a good repair job itself, is doing a fine business on the bent fenders and crushed door of Betty Rae Vann's convertible, which she recently wrecked. Mechanics servicing the car are Hubert and Malloy Andrews. Bennie White and Wilma Jean Rowell are being sponsored by their employer in the Brains and Beauty Contest as the Fairest and Fastest typists in the world. Instructors at the Nauseous Nights Academy have just welcomed Jean Keller and Iris Simons to their midst as professors of Spanish. Fashionable members of the gracious gossips of town society are Jo Edd Whiddon, Wistalone Brannan, Virginia Wright, and Betty English. Johnnie Dell Lynn, Mae Belle Huter, Nelda Faye Woods, and Audrey McCall are members of Evelyn Mantzana's Be Slenderized and Idolized Reducing Clinic. Having thus looked in on all members of the Class of '49, our host switches off her miraculous machine and graciously accepts the congratulations of her visitors. The lights darken in the strange laboratory and we wind our way down the slopes of Monte Sano into—reality. 1 ' � � . .0 1he fyolUuatiuj,Pniin GitiyenicMaoe Made. the PuJdiocMan aj 7hii Annual LAWRENCE'S STORE.........................Perry. Florida H. T. CATLEDGE SONS....................Perry, Florida L. O. P. G. RAILROAD...................Perry, Florida J. S. ROBERTSON SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION.Perry, Florida GRAHAM BIRD..............................Perry, Florida E. R. 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