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

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RODELL (FENDER) FAULKNER The smallest good deed is better than the grandest good intentions. LOU ELLEN WHIDDON What care I when I can lie and rest, kill time and take life at its very best. F. H. A. 52, '53; Glee Club '54; D. S. Club '54; Senior Favorite ’54. ELEANOR TEDDER Live, laugh, and love-- there'll come a time when you can't. Basketball '51, '52, '53, ’54; Volleyball ’52; Band '52, ’53, '54; Senior Favor- ite '54; Softball '51, '52, •53, '54; 4-H Club '51, '52, '53; Annual Staff ’53; Beta Club '54; Taylor Hi-Lites ’53; Office Assistant '54; Cheerleader '52, ’53, '54; F. H. A. '52, '53, '54. 21

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SANDRA ROGOVIN The greatest of all human benefits is independence. Transferred to TaCo Hi in '53; D. S. Club '54; F. H. A. ’54, SARA JEAN SAPP Think what you please, but it pays not to speak it. Basketball ’51, '52, '53, '34; Student Council '52, '54; Sponsor '54; Glee Club '54; Taylor Hi-Lites '53; Senior Favorite '54. RACHEL SADLER Work is the golden key which unlocks the door to happiness. STUDENT COUNCIL 51; Class Officer'31; Girls State '53; Annual Staff ’34; 4-H Club '51, ’52; Beta Club '54; Volleyball '53, '54; Senior Favorite '54; Taylor Hi-Lites '53. LOUZETTA SLAUGHTER Listen; you may be allowed to hear my laughter from a cloud. SHIRLEY SHARER To meet, to know, to love. Taylor Hi-Lites '53; An- nual Staff '54; F. H. A. '53; 4-H Club '53; Span- ish Club '53; D. S. Club ’54; Queen’s Attend- ant '54. SARA ST. JOHN The best guarantee of a pleasant past and a bright future lies in a well-spent present. Library Assistant '51; 4-H Club '51, '32, '53; Volley- ball '54. ANNETTE TAYLOR The world’s no better if we worry; Life’s no longer if we hurry. Basketball ’51, ’52, ’53, ’54; Softball '53, Band 51, '52, '53i Foley Glee Club '51; Class Officer '51, '52; Foley Hi-Lites '51, ’52; Taylor Hi-Lites '53; 4-H Club '51; F. H. A. '53; '34; Student Officer '34; MARY KAY WOOD A man is always better than a book. • Basketball '51, '52, '53, •54; Softball '53, '54; Tay- lor Hi-Lites '53; 4-H Club '51. '52- Annual Staff '54; Pep Band •53; Senior Favorite ’54; Beta Club ’34; Homecoming Queen '54.

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TELEGRAMS OF REGRET Last night, as 1 sat thinking of the class reunions we hope to enjoy together in the future, I found myself imagining the result if, at some given date, say ten years from now, every member of the class should be too busy to attend the reunion. But, I thought, how interesting if on the morning of the reunion each absentee sent a telegram in which was stated the sender occupation and reason for absence. I became so engrossed in the idea that I even pictured to myself the exact wording of the tele grams the various people would send. Would you like to hear them? Keeping a pet shop. Specialize in Boa constrictors and pet coons... Signed: Floyd Falany Having a dancing school. Taylors Toddling Toe Twirps. I just can't teach them to stand straight. Signed: Annette Taylor Always did like high society, but we never thought of being a Pullman conductor to get it. Signed: John Puckett and Jerrel Robertson We are now owners of Doc's Market and as we stay open day and night we can't possibly come. Signed: Calvin and Joan Touchton Too busy sampling tobacco at Sauls' Tobacco Corporation. This gives us the chance to try all brands. Samplers: Ralph Parker, John Courtney, Billy Heartsfield, Thomas Edwards. Signed: Edwin Sauls Just won Miss Taylor County beauty contest. Will be busy signing contract for Hollywood. Signed: Lida Collins We are now touring Africa in search of diamonds . One sure way of getting one. Signed: Imogene Parker and Mary Kay Wood Have retired and am living at the famous resort Keaton Beach . Fish as a hobby and they're biting good now. Signed: Wayne Howell Leading trumpet player of the Taylor original ALL GIRL orchestra. Performance tonight. Signed: Clifford Burns Am President of Tall Females Club. (?) In conference with Ex-President, Shirley Lawson. Signed: Marilyn Bryant We are secret service workers for F. B. 1... Busy chasing men. . . . Signed: Shirley Sharer and Eleanor Tedder Civil engineer. Clearing Tide Swamp to shorten trip to Perry. Signed: Mac Stokes Leading dramatic soprano Metropolitan Star. Performing tonight with Bob Holley. Signed: June Brunson Am astronomer, studying the heavens at seashore (Keaton) with beautiful girl Assistant (George Ann Holmes Signed: Dean Watts Am a farmer. Raise Tobacco for Sauls Tobacco Corporation. Big conference with Mr. Lucky Strike. (Hort Gibson) Signed: Drexel Agner In a rest home. Our days in T. C. H. S. were too much for us. Leading quiet lives. Signed: Julia Baxter, Louzetta Slaughter, Betty King Teaching Charles Atlas course at Foley. PARTIN'S PICK UP FOR PUNY MEN. Signed: Joe Partin Have no time for small town business. Am a famous psychiatrist. Signed: Sandra Rogovin Heard of the South Seas? Well, I'm here! Busy learning to hula. Signed: Jimmy Adams Concert Pianist. Carnegie Hall will never be the same again as I have a concert there tonight. My capable manager is Patricia Hicks. Signed: Willa Bird Finally am going to State. Where there's a will there's a way. Am coaching Taylor's team. Signed: Eston Hendry Running an acrobatic side show in Ringling Brothers-Taylor Hi's Twisting Tumblers. Signed: Mary Lucile Dekle and Georgianne Carter Am posing in Jantzen sweaters and swimsuits. Love that photographer. He thinks I'm cute! Signed: Dean Beaty Am busy painting Empire State Building pink. Have dead line to meet Signed: Earl McGuire Just opened my new DoLittles Get-Little Reducing Salon. Waiting for the big rush. Signed: Helen Padgett Now in the roaring business of giving Toni's to French poodles. Am getting richer than Rockefeller ever dared. Signed: Lou Ellen Whiddon Am All Star football player at Georgia Tech. Have a game tonight. Signed: Paul Fouche Busy posing for Before and After ad's. Signed: Mary Jean English and Sara St. John Simply can't leave my staff of secretaries (Joyce Attaway, Jackie DuBose, Virginia Jackson and Kathryn Grantham). Signed: Harry Odom Am taking care of Van Edith McHargue’s famous race horses. Signed: Vivian Moore Sara's Secluded Sackers have managed to have the first no score basketball Season in history. Assistant is the all time Bessie Palmer. Signed: Sara Sapp Am starring in my latest play, Milkman Blues . It is at Pete Sheffield's Broadway Theater. Signed: Catherine Landry Running Franklin's Drugstore. Assisted by Tommy Williams and Curtis Jackson, regular soda jerks. Signed: Brady Franklin In the middle of a very important business transaction—selling my mind to Tommy Stalans for half-price. Signed: Rachel Sadler In the hospital with an acute attack of giggles. Under care of Molly McLeod, the discoverer of Hadacol-Cure All medicine. Signed: Hu Ida Mixon Busy at the old drudge—spring housecleaning. Signed: Janice Franklin and Rodell Faulkner