Trenton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Trenton, FL)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President - - - - - .... Millard Stanley Vice-President ..... Harrison Schofield Secretary T reasurer R eporter MELANE HORNE HARRISON SC HOFIELD JACK JOHNSON 'Q 1 Vs J - - - Betty Sue Bass - , - .,.. june Douglas - -jettie Mae Hines ALICE CLARK BETTY SUE BASS -IEANETTE JONES VIVIAN MATTHEWS CATHERINE CORBIN WANDA NIIKELL BUDDY WIGGINS JUNE DOUGLAS FR EDDIE MILLER MARY SWILLEY MAR Y HAWKINS I '31, 5 OVEIDA MooNEY I MILLARD STANLEY ' - L 1 4' JETTIE MAI-: HINEF as wu.MA NETTLES THOMAS scorr , 3 - .. 0 in fu- S ,. S Q Lf mi 'W QF H I ,,, R. N ., A U me qw ,f i. . fiiw N. fcz'Nx '35 9 TAAA ' A G Ab .N' T' R'-1' 'f ,f I . I 3521! f 1 A AI lx' as I , H .L'hL.4f2 5 ff N O IWOWOPZ . CIGS 15 S-5 K2 ov '7 ffm I lA NY if ii .lI' i

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The All-American football coach, Delton Geiger, justawalked up and complimented Miss Owens on her version of The 'Call of the Wild Goose Mr. Geiger has been offered the position of head coach at Trenton High School. Billy Lord is here with his head in the clouds. He hit the jackpot on a radio quiz show last night by answering a historical question. We always knew his name would go down in history! Doris Sheffield, Marjorie Langford, and Jeanette Corbin just arrived in a Limousine. They were called home from their latest theater production in Paris to attend this reunion. Everyone is welcoming these celebrities. Tommy Bass is leading the life of an electrician. He is unusually quiet tonight, Perhaps he got hold of the wrong livewirel Oh, yes. We haven't talked to Felton Rogers yet. He made his debut at the Kentucky Derby last year as a horse jockey. l-le was the hero of the day, when he rode the winning horse across the Pay dirt , Late as usual, we see Mr. Woodburn Schofield, the financier of this get-together, coming in. You remember him as Bo-Bo who starred on Trenton High's great basketball xeam in 1950. After graduation, Nlr. Schofield turned to playing professional basketball and made his millions. He is retired and living in his pink palace in the city of Bell. As we look around us now, we see that the class is present in full force. And as we take our leave, music and voices join in ringing out the traditional Alma Mater. 14

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