Umatilla High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Umatilla, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1953 volume:

The members of the Beta Club dedicate this the 1952-53 volume of the Bulldog’s Tale to Mr Joe E. Brown, our elementary school principal, mathematics teacher, counselor, and friend He has been with us many years and we hope will continue for many more years to give us those valuable bits of wit, wisdom and devotion with which he enriches our lives HjrfcL CJLulr ......iT First row, 1 to r: Anita Hollinger, Rochelle Hall, Frances Jones, Sandra Coleman, Ann Nelson, Arlene Daniels, Marie Bates, Beverly Welch. 2nd row, 1 to r: Floyd McCollough, Billy Lee, Pruitt Hall, William Kicklighter, Ralph Cadwell, Jerry Clark, Joe Sparling, Bobby Turner, Buddy Johnson, Gerald Lucas, Al Stephens, Mrs Edwards Not shown: Nella Jenkins, Betty Jean Johnson, Deirdre Jo Morrell, Charles Parker, Fred Zeiss. STAFF OF THE BULLDOG'S TALE Editor-In-Chief------Rochelle Hall Ass't Ed-in-Chief-----Marie Bates Business Manager—------William Kicklighter Feature Editor—------Betty Jean Johnson Ass't Feature Ed.----Dee Dee Jo Morrell Class Editor------—Frances Jones Ass't Class Ed ————--Sandra Coleman Sports Editor———----Gerald Lucas Ass't Sports Ed ———Ann Nelson Club Editor----------Bobby Turner Joe Sparling Art Editor- Cl cl 77ix l. (yjJ LCVtcOTL SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL SCHOOL SECRETARY MR. L. J. JENKINS-B. S., Univ. of Florida, 1933; M. A. Adm., Stetson University., 19U9� MRS. ALLEN SEABROOK (Sally) 1st row, 1 to r: Miss Virginia Brown, 6th Grada; Mrs. Jean Lowe, l th Grade; Mrs. Mattie Hethcox, 1st Grade; Mrs. Myrle Kilker, 5th Grade; 2nd row, 1 to r: Mrs. Beth Sparling, 2nd Grade; Mrs. Lorraine Smith, 3rd Grade; Mrs. Marie Burroughs, 2nd Grade; Miss Lucille Bourn, 1st Grade. Mr. J.E. Brown...Elementary Principal. Mathematics. I4.-H Club Sponsor. A.B. Univ.of Florida, 1936. Mrs. Marguerite Edwards.... English. Sponsor of Senior ClassjSenior Play;N.Y.Trip; Beta Club; Annual. A.B. Ga. State College . .Woiaen, 1928. Grad, work Univ.of Georiga, English,history,Education. Miss Elsie Zellman - History. Social Science. Sponsor of Junior Class; Junior Play; F.T.A.; Girls' Basketball. A.B.Florida State Univ.l9Ul|-. Mrs. Carolyn Meadows........ Librarian. Sponsor Library Club. History 8; A.B.,Univ. of Florida, 1928. Graduate work, Univ. of Fla.o: F.S.U. Mr. Jack Prickett—Science. Sponsor 8th Grade; B. S. Alabama State University,.. Jacksonville, Ala., 1914-9• Mr. Earl Scarborough - Head of Athletics.Football Coach; Sponsor U Club; B. S. E., Univ. of Florida, I9I4-8. Miss Rose Ellen Coleman.... Music. Sponsor of Glee Club rated as excellent. B.h.E., Florida State University,.. 1950. Miss Charline Weitmon...... Commercial Subjects.Sponsor of Bulldog, F.3.L.A.; B.S., Business education, Florida State University, 1952. Mrs. Anne H. Peck—Home Ec. Sponsor of F.H.A.; B.S. in Home Ec.; Peabody College for Teachers(Nashville,Tennl Graduate work B.S.U., Univ. of Missouri. hr. Jack Millican....... Agriculture. Sponsor F.F.A. B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Inst., 1914-7« Mr. Charles Lowe........... Asst Coach. B.A.,Education, Stetson Univ., 1952. Mrs. Bertha Brewer-Jr. High English; 7th Grade Sponsor, A.B. Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City, Tennessee. ■Pill JOHN D. WINGFIELD-President Glaa Club IfF«P A 1 2; U Club 3� Cheerleader 2; Band 1; Junior Play; F.B.L.A Senior Play; Boys' State. LUCIE RAY AUSTIN-Vice Pres. Student Council 2; U Club 3� Msec.); F.B.L.A. 4; Band 1, 2; Glee Club 1.2; Basketball 2,3� Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 4 (Capt.); Halloween Queen 2; Prom Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Bulldog Staff 4 BETTY JEAN JOHNSON-Secretary U Club 2, 3, 4� F.H.A. 1, 2; Glee Club 1,2,3 4� Student Council 1; Basketball Mgr. i� 2,3,4; class Sec. 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play, Stage Manager, JUDITH KIMBALL-Tre a sure r•••• Basketball 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Girl Scouts 1; F. H. A. 1; U Club 3,4; Queen 8 Attendant 3; Class Treas. 2; Junior Play; Senior Play. WILMA SHULTZ-Reporter....... Student Council 2; Basket- ball 1,2,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Bulldog Staff 2,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Sec. of Class 1; U Club 3,4; Junior Play Senior Play. MICHAEL BOWERS-Reporter..... Transferred from Hampton Higih School, Glen Gardner, New Jersey. Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; F.F.A. (Vice- Pres.) U Club. 4 Lu-C-Ray Judy Lour Mike THURMAN ANDREWS. p.p.A. 1,2, D.C.T. 3� Baseball 1, MARIE BATES-JR. Class Rep,; Annual Staff (Ass. Ed.-In- Chief ) ; P.H.A. 1,2,3, (Pari.) F.B.L.A. 3 4� Bulldog Staff 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. ?lay; Beta Club 4 Honor Iraduate, Clyde” SARA RUTH BATiiS-F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4� F.B.L.A. 3: Glee Club 1 2,3,4; Usher Junior Play, LILLIAN BAYLOR EDGE-F.H.A. 2,3� 4� (Reporter); Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Bulldog Staff 2; Junior Play, Ruthie” Lill BARBARA BRYANT-F. H. A. 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Usher for Jr. Play; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; (Reporter); Bulldog Staff 3, 4; Basketball 2,3. RALPH CADWKLL-F. F. A. 1,2; Key Club 2, 3, 4, (Treas.); Student Council 3, (V.Pres) 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 (All-Conference, All-Dis- trict ); Football 1; Glee Club 1; (Class Sec. 1); Jr, Play; U Club 2,3,4. (Pres.). Senior Play; Honor Graduate, Barbara Jean Big Ralph LAMAR CALHOUN-Key Club 2,3, (Treas.), 1 (Pres.); U Club 2, 3, ! ; Student Council 1; Basketball 2, 3,1 ; Baseball 2; P. P. A. 1,2 (Treas.); Qlee Club 1; Junior Play; Senior Play, JERRY CLARK-P. P. A. 1, Olee Club 1; Basketball Mgr. 1; Bulldog Staff 2; Basketball 2,3,1 ; U Club 3,U; Key Club 1 3,k: Beta Club 1 ; Honor Graduate. SANDRA JEAN COLEMAN-F. H. A. 1,2,3; Beta Club 3,! (Vice- Pres.); F .T.A• 31 U Club 31 I ; F. B. L. A. Student Council 3� Basketball Mgr. 2,3,14-; Olee Club 1,3,14-; Band 1,2; Bulldog Staff 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Honor Graduate. MARION GRIFE’IN-Class Treas. 1; P.H.A. 1,2,3,! ; Treas. 1 ; Olee Club 1,2,3,1 ; F.B.L.A. 1 ; Bulldog Staff 2,1 ; Art Editor; Junior Play. PRUITT HALL-U Club 1,2,3,1 ; Baseball 1,2,3,! ; Basketball 1,2,3,! ; Football 1,2; P.P.A 1,2; Student Council 3; Beta Club 1 ; Olee Club 1; Boy Scouts 1; Junior Play; Class Reporter 1. CHARLES HOAGLAND-Glee Club 1,2,3,! ; Boy Scou t si; Civil Air Patrol Cadet 2,3, 1 ; F.B.L.A. 1;.; 1 -H Club lj F.P.A. 1. Birdie Chuck ANITA HOLLINGER-Beta Club 2, 3,Lj.; P.B.L.A. 3, I4.; Library 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3� U; Jr. Play, Senior Play; Bulldog Staff 3,U; Honor Graduate. JAKEY HOULBERG- Class Pres. 2; Treasurer 3� Basketball 1, 2, 3� Glee Club 1,2; U Club 2,3,ii; Cheerleader I4.; Jr. Play; Student Council 1+. PRANCES JONES - Transferred from Deland High School, Deland, Florida. Beta Club, I4.; Annual Staff i ; Glee Club ii; P.B.L.A. Club I4; Feature Editor, Bulldog. WILLIAM KICKLIGHTKR-Pres. of Student Council 1,2 (Sec. Treas.) 3� Key Club 2, 3 (Treas. V. Pres.Jlj.; F.P.A. 1,2. (Sec.)j 3 (Pres.); Beta Cluo 3� U' (Pres.); Glee Club 1, 2, 3� 4� Basketball 2,3� Business Manager of Annual I4.; Florida Boys' State; Honor Graduate. Frankie Willie BILLY LEE-Key Club 2,3,U� Beta Club 3� l4-J P. P. A. 1,2; Baseball 2, 3� U� Basketball 2,3 14-; Senior Play; Honor Graduate. FLOYD McCOLLOUGH-Glee Club 1; F.F.A. 1,2; Football 2,3� I4; Key Club 2,3� l4-� Baseball 2,3; Beta 3,1;.; U Club 3,1 (V.Pres.); Junior Play; Sr. Play, Honor Graduate. Stewart Proxie BILLY MERRILL-F. F. A. 1,2; Band 1,2 (Capt.); Glee Club 1; U Club 2,3 1+; Football 1, 2,3,14. (Capt.); Baseball I4; Jr. Play; Senior Play CAROLYN PECK-Transferred fro a Anderson College Glee I4; F.B.L.A. I4; Library Senior Play. Club Club; Henry GLADYS PULLIAM-Glee Club 1, 2,3 14-� Class Reporter 1; Jr. Play; Bulldog Staff 2,3,14; F.H.A. 1,2; F. B. L. A. 3,J+; Library Club 1. BETTY ANN SKINNER-Basketball l,2,3� l4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Foot- ball Cheerleader 3� U Club l,2,3� l4� F.T.A. 3 I4 Glee Club 1,4; Class Reporter 2; Queen’s Attendant. Prom; Home- coming Sponsor 4� Band 1,2; Senior Play. Gladiola BARBARA SUTTON - Transferred from Hamlet, North Carolina Glee Club I4; Senior Play. DORIS TILLEY-Basketball 1,2, 3,14; Glee Club 1,2,3,14; U Club 1,2,3,14; F.H.A. 1,2. Bobbie Tilleyr JELEMOH WILLIAMS-Basketball 1,2,3; U Club 2,3,U; Ola© Club 1,2,U; P.H.A. 1,2; Jr, Play; P.H.A. 1,2; Olrl Scouts 1; Queen's Attend� ent 2,U. CHARLOTTE WO HKMAH-P.H.A. 2, |3,l4.; u Club 2,3� l4-i Cheer- leader 2; Jr. Play; Class Treasurer 1, Lemon Ann Cufftc Iff 9c fivitrej r “y i F miy N-- C__ - -?7 7 3 ««!« • W CTHiUl.e p -O A' '1 S.h o H'1 -tf (Wv Ruth =r fFfl tus W v.1 � IK ■ qh� ,+, u r A� ' rzt La� i« D tRhv.V f I «•r : J, J xxxrX September September September October October 2- 15- 26- 3- 30- November 1- November 28-29- December 19- December 20- December 22- January 2- February 22- February 25- February 26- March 5 6, 7- March 9- March 9- March 16- April 2, 3- April 15, 16- April 26- May 1- May 30- June 2- June 5- -School began - Carolyn Peck - New Senior -Class Officers Elected - John D. - Pres. -First Football Game - Clermont - We Wonll -Mock Graduation - Motto - United we stand; divided we aint goint to New York -Homecoming - St. James - Sponsors - Betty Ann Skinner - Doyle S. Betty Johnson - Allen Bates Homecoming Queen - Lucie Ray Senior Attendent — Jelemon Williams -Halloween Carnival - Senior Entries Judy Kimball - Mike Bowers -Thanksgiving Holidays -Senior Christmas Party at Bet Skinner's -Beta Banquet at Umatilla Hotel -Christmas Holidays started -Came Back from Christmas Holidays -Washington's Birthday Holiday -Senior State Exams -Magazine Drive Started -District Tournament - Boys and Girls were Runner-ups -Play Practice Officially Began - Love Is in the Air -Measured for Caps and Gowns -Invitations Arrived - Graduation Here Welcomei -Easter Holidays -Senior Play -Started on Trip to New York and Washington -Returned from New York and Washington -Baccalaureate Service -Class Night -Graduation .... Oh Happy Day - Lucky UsI The Senior Class of'53 wills Its ability to be perfect, to get along with ALL the teachers at all times, to every single, solitary student In D.H.S. I, THURMAN ANDREWS, will my ability to work on Stock cars to Allen Price. I, LUCIE RAY AUSTIN, will my ability to goof off to P. Zeiss and B. Bryant. I MARIE BATE'S, will my typing speed and accuracy to Robert Lee. If nothing helps keep up the hunt and peck system. I, SARA RUTH BATES, will ray ability to Jabber away all day to Rochelle Hall. I, LILLIAN BAYLOR, will my ever winning Llsterlne smile to Bobby Merrill. I, MIKE BOWERS, will my sudden rosy hue to Charlie Parker. The girls like It. I BARBARA BRYANT, will my ability to speak correct English to Mrs. Edwards. (Alsways say the right thing, Teacher.) I, RALPH CADWELL, will my long hair to Mr. Brown. A good stiff nylon brush helps. I, LAMAR CALHOUN, will my master muscles, to Gerald Lucas. Practice makes 'em. I, JERRY CLARK, will my ability to drive slow to Beverly Welch. Watch It kid. I, SANDRA COLEMAN, will my never falling memory to Coach Scaraborough. Singing helps. Coach try it sometimes. I, MARIAN GRIFFIAN, will my everlasting tan to Ann Brennand. I, PRUITT HALL, will my ability to sing either In or out of the school shower to Bobby Turner. Lots of water usually helps. I, CHARLES HOGLAND, will my ability to stay half-awake and half-asleep In class to A1 Stephens. Those desks are sure hard. I, ANITA HOLLINGER, will my curly hair to Maye English. Tonis are pretty good. I, JAKEY HOULBERG, will my chewing gum to Mrs. Meadows. Chew that gumt I, BETTY JEAN JOHNSON, will my easy going ways to June Turek. Take It easy. I, FRANCES JONES, will all my over-weight to Frances Green. Just put a little here and a little there. I, WILLIAM KICKLIGHTER, will my ability to work 24 hours a day to David Bowers. I, JUDY KIMBALL, will my class ring to Lyle Graham. Exercise that little finger. I, BILLY LEE, will my 132 pounds weight to Ted Martin. After football season even you may need them. I, FLOYD McCOLLOUGH, will my ability to really shoot pool to Joe Sparling. I, BILLY MERRILL, will my scholastic ability to Arlene Daniels. Just study, kid. I, CAROLYN PECK, will my ability to get more than one letter a week to Lucy H. I, GLADYS PULLIAM, WILL My real small and delicate waist line to Ellis Hunter. I, WILMA SHULTZ, will my tactics In getting any boy I want, to Dee Dee Jo. I, BETTY ANN SKINNER, will all my scattered brains to ray sister, Carolyn. I, BOBBIE SUTTON, will my sucessful secret reducing formula to Phyllis Straker. I, DORIS TILLEY, will my cheerleading ability to Fletcher Powers. I, JELEMON WILLIAMS, will my ability to say the right thing at the right time to Betty Jean Atkinson. Do be more careful, girl. I, JOHN D. WINGFIELD, will every one of my spectular freckles to Ann Nelson. I, CHARLOTTE WORKMAN, will my ability to eat and still stay slim to Helen H. --------------------------------------J sbcrfiAjzx y------------------------ As I sat in the small senior room crov.dea with thirty-two seniors instead of the usual twenty (ours is the second largest graduating class in the history of U.F.S.), I be- gan to wonder what each of us would be doing ten or twelve years from now in March 1953 or � 65. What happened I cannot explain, but I do know that it was as though I were sitting in front of a huge television screen watching my present classmates in some future time. The first one to appear in clear, color television was LUCIE RAY AUSTIN, smartly dressed and seated in a new model plastic roadster. The handsome man (evidently her hus- band) who was driving, stppped for a red light and I saw them wave to two Red Cross nurses crossing in front of them. They were JACKET HOULBERG and BETTY JEAN JOHNSON out on some mission of mercy. The scene shifted to the comer of 42nd and Broadway where children stood throwing pennies to a man and his dancing monkey. Just as I realized that the or an-grinder was CHARLES HOAGLAND� up came a sprightly looking young man with an attractive lady on each arm. These greeted Chailes familiarly and I heard him congratulate them—SANDRA COLEMAN and BARBARA SUTTON—on the blg hit” their songs wore making in Radio Cith Music Hall. Their only severe critique was a JUDYTH KYMBALLE. Could she be little old ”judy” from way down South in Umatilla? At this point the screen blurr d and I saw nothing till a dome came out of the static and I recognized the capitol at Washington—then the House, and scattered members listening to the Speaker who was waving his gavel at two representatives from Florida. These I recognized as THURMAN ANDR'WS and his opponent, MIKE BOWERS. The Speaker s face came into fpcus. Why, whoever thought Ralph Cadwell would become a Speaker in Congress. Next In a room in the White House I gazed at a bright red-headed lady—MARIE BATES, upon my word,—who stood welcoming guests at a reception. From the conversation she carried on with FLOYD McCOLLOUGH, chairman of the National Poolroom Investigating commit- tee, and JERRY CLARK, engineer in charge of the reconstruction of Russian air bases, I learned that her Vice-President husband had recently succeeded to the Presidency. ANITA HOLLIMGER stood near-by admiring the famous painting, Lona Misa, signed by our artist classmate, MARION GRIFFIN. Marie's secretary is FRANCES JONES who won the championship speed title with a rate of thirteen words a minute. At this point a prosperous-looking gentleman advanced and shook hands. He is WILLIAM A. KICKLIGHTER here to promote the sale of his thick, lucious, sizzling-hot New Zealand steakes in Washington's dining halls. Suddenly everyone turned quickly and looked out the wide doors. I saw a whole troup of school children advancing In the direction of the receiving line. They were milling around two older persons-one short and one tall-who were urging them to mind their manners At first I recognized neither of them because of the heavy hom-rimmed glasses, wrinkles, and gray hairs. But when I heard them scream and rush at the First Lady of the land, I knew it could be no other than WILMA SHULTZ and BETTY ANN SKINNER. I was surprised to learn that these two had dedicated their declining energy to the art of teaching, and were now touring the world with their Seniors. I heard the names of Don Kimball and Pat Kick- lighter as Introductions were made. Another change. The face of that pilot in the Jet propulsion plane which streaked across the screen must have been BILLY MERRILL somewhere in the wild blue yonder”. I think the puff of -as” in the stratopshere suit sitting by him may have been BILLY LEE. The television screen became so snowy after this that I dozed for awhile. I awakened as I heard someone calling out, Umatillal” and saw a huge Pan-American airliner coming down on a modern airport runway, Walking down the gang plank came a jolly, fat man dressed in a foreign-cut suit. LAMAR CALHOUN? It sure was. The Umatillians shouted wel- come to their native son, who with his brother Charles, has developed the largest cotton field in the world down in South America. All the operations are conducted by a pushing of buttons and growing rich and fat. Next came a character hailed as DR. WINGFIELD. John D. hiraself-professor of science, hobbies and inventions. He has been doing research in Alaska, and has succeeded in inventing a washing machine which washes, wrings, dries, irons, and folds up the clothes said Mrs. BARBARA BRYANT WINDHAM, who has lived there for eight years, and has had her wash freeze up evory Monday. Mrs. LILLIAN BAYLOPEDGE said she would like to try one here in Florida where her problem was hot weather. Maybe such a speedy machine would keep her cool. DORIS TILLEY, who wons the Swatzy Beauty Salon In the rapidly growing city, wonder- ed if she should have one installed to clean her dirty customers pronto. The scene sped along Umatilla's beautifully paved avenues and I sav; a skyscraper standing about where I thought the old Cripple Children's Home used to be. Someone came out of the door-CHARLOTTE WORKMAN-rosy cheeked and curly haired still. Little children greeted her with smiles. Other nurses balking nearpby said she had worked for years as scrub woman at the old Children's Home and that they had promoted her to Nurses'Aid In the new one. One of the nurses in care of the smaller children was SARA RUTH BATES whose face shown with happiness and love for her charges. A long, black car driven by a chauffeu pulled up at the curb. The chauffeur was our little GLADYS PULLIAM. She opened the door and handed out Miss JELEMAN Williams who inherited a fortune from unnamed sources and uses it to build up a better Una tilla. Well, that seems to cover the clas , except for the teacher and CAROLYN PECK. Maybe I m she, but I don't know think I am. I've turned all the dials, but I can't find Mrs. EDWARDS. Maybe she Is still rushing around. Anyway, I'm writing this so that I can mail It to the Eustis Gazette as my feature of the week. GRAAUAT Oh noruriA; BETA HONOR AWARD BALFOUR HONOR AWARD WILLIAM KICKLIGHTER BILLY LEE ENGLISH WESTERVELT AWARD SANDRA COLB4AN AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHIP AWARD JOHN D. WINGFIELD D.A.R. CITIZENSHIP AWARD BETTY JEAN JOHNSON Wilma Schultz Floyd McCollough Judy Kimball Mike Bowers Sandra Coleman John D. Wingfield Sandra Coleman John D. Wingfield Betty Johnson Pruitt Hall Doris Tilley Ralph Cadwell CHARLES PARKER-President... I4.-H 1,2,3� (Pres.); F.P.A. Beta Club 2,3� Key Club 2, 3� (See.); Student Council 1.2.3, (Sec. Treas. Vice- Pres.); Jr. Play; Glee Club 2.3. ROCHELLE HALL-V. President. Beta Club 2,3� (Sec.); I4.-H 1; F.H.A. 1; Bulldog Staff 2,3� Jr. Play, (Business Manager); Annual Staff 2, Basketball 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. Glee Club 1,2,3� U Club. LUCY HOAGLAND-Secretary.••• F.H.A. 1; Jr. Play; F.B.L.A 2; U Club 2; Waitress at Prora 1; Glee Club 1, 2,3� Cheerleader 1, 2, 3� Hallo- ween Queen 3 LEWIS GETCH-Treasurer....... F.F.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1, 2,3; ij.-H 1,2,3; Football 1, 2; U Club 2,3; Waiter at Prom. DEE DEE JO MORRELL -Student Council Representative••••• Glee Club 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Basketball 1,2; F.B.L.A. 2, 3; Beta Club 3� Cheerleader 3; Band 1; i -H 1; Student Council 1,3; Annual Staff. BOBBY TURNER-Student Council Representative.............. F.F.A. 1, Key Club 2, 3� (Rep.); Glee Club 1,2,3; Jr Play; Beta Club 3; Annual Staff. CARL GARNTO-F.F.A. 1,2,3« BILLY BRYANT-F.F.A. 1,2,3; (Pres. Lake County) Glee Club 1,3; Football 1, 2, 3; Jr. Class Play; Class Pres. 1; U Club 1, 2, 3; U-H 1; Waiter at Prom 1 BEATRICE GEHMAN-Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Library Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; 4-H 1; Cheer- leader 1; Waitress for Jr Prom; Majorette 1. PATRICIA GILBERT - Glee Club 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 2,3 (Vice-Pres.); F. H. A. 1; Girl Scouts 1,2,3; P� T. A. ---13. ANN BRENNAND-Glee Club 1,2, 3; l;.—H 1,2; Band 1; Basket- ball 1, 3; Cheerleader 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Jr. Play. FRED BYERLEE-F. F. A. F.B.L.A. 3; Jr. Play. ALICE GREEN-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1 2,3� Library Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3. DONALD GREKN-F.F.A; 1+-H 1, 2; Jr. Play Stage Manager. RONALD GREEN - Basketball 2,3; Baseball 3; F.F.A. 1, 3J I4.-H 1. MYRTLE HAND - Glee Club 1, 2,3; F.B.L.A. 3; Library Club 2,3. RUTH HUDSON - F. H. A. 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Band 1; U Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Jr. Play 3; F.B.L.A. 2, 3; Homecoming Attendent 3; Waitress at Prom 1. NELLA JENKINS - Beta Club 1 2,3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Jr. Play. MILDRED JOHNS - i -H 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; P.B.L.A. 1,2,3; (Sec.) P.H.A. 3. tr GERTRUDE LEGLIETNER-Trans- fer from Marietta High School Marietta, Ohio. P.B.L.A. 3� Glee Club 3« BOBBY MERRILL - P. P. A. 1; Glee Club 3 Band 1. JUNE FRANCES McGIRT-Trans- fer from Douglas High School Douglas, Georgia. i GENE McGRAW-Baseball 1,2, 3; Football 2; P. P. A. 1; Basketball 1; U Club 1,2,3. FLETCHER POWERS-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Football 3; Jr. Play Assistant Manager. ALLEN PRICE - P. P. A. 1; Glee Club 1,2,3� Jr. Play� 4.-H 1,2. RUTH SHOCKLEY - lj-H lj Glee Club 1,2,3; P. B. L. A. 2; P.H.A. 3� Library Club 3 CAROLYN SKINNER -P.H.A. 1, 2,3; Band 1; P. B. L. A. 2; U Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Halloween Queen 2, Home- coming Attendant 2,3; Wait- ress at Prom 1; P. T. A. 3; Glee Club 2. JOE SPARLING - Beta Club 3; P.P.A. 1; P.T.A. 3; F.B.L.A 2,3; Band 1; Bulldog 2, 3; Annual Staff 3; Jr. Play; Cheerleader 1; Glee Club 1, 2,3 JUNE TUREK-F. B. L. A. 2,3� Bulldog Staff 2,3� (Pres.) U Club 2,3; Library Club 2, 3; Basketball 1� 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3 VID WASS - Transfer from Bellaire High School, Bell- aire, Ohio. Glee Club 3 BEVERLY WELCH - P. H. A. 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3� F.B.L.A. 2,3; Beta Club 3� Basket- ball 1,2,3; P.T.A. 3 FARRELL WILLIAMS - F. F. A. 3; Football 3; I4.-H 1; Jr. Play, (Manager)• JESSE WILLIAMS - F.F.A. 1, 3; Jr. Play; Football 3 VERNON WILLIAMS - Football 1,2,3� Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1,2,3; U Club 1,2, 3; F.F.A. 1,3; F. B. L. A. (Business Manager) FRED R. ZEISS - F.F.A. 1,2; Key Club 3; Beta Club 3; Jr. Play; Football 1,2,3; Glee Club 3 A scene from the Jr. Play. •EVERBODY'S CRAZY Mary Wilson (Treas.) (Reporter) Merrill Allison John Anderson Billy Cason Betty Jean Creamer Eva Dell Curry Robert Curry ik Joanne Garen J ' ' 'i Prances Green Paye English Billy Goodson Elisha Johnson Maye English 1 William Head Lamar Kenney Ralph Klckli hter Carl Perry Merrill Phyllis Straker v Robert Lee Martha McCollough Anne Turner Ted Martin If', Tommy Osborne Ji A1 Stephens Jean Young sSS $)!$ m,,? 1 (Iiarrj mm i Edward Parker Edward Parker ............ President Charles Johnson . .... Vice President Helen Hudson.......... Sec. Sc Treas. Billy Austin ............... Reporter Darlene Turek.............. Reporter Helen Hudson Darlene Turek [Betty J. Atkinson' Sammy Baines David Bowers Betty Brown Harry Brown James Carroll Charles Curry Pandlta DuBerry Blllv Austin Charles Cannady Jimmy Dykes Helen Guenther Mergeret Jenkins Carolyn Merrill Mary A. Thomley Johnny Ray McDuffie Myrtle Rhodes Franklin Wiley Virginia McDuffie Charlotte Williams James McGlrt Connie St. John CAMERA SHY Roger Driggers Mary Prances Miller Roscoe Hogg B. McCollough 1st row, left to right: Nellie Lee, Nell Penley, Elsie Hall, Virginia Lee, Gaynelle Marteeny, Joyce Williams, Johnny Stewart, John Hood, Clifford Rountree, Clevland Rhodes, Bruce Gilbert, Timmy Hatfield, 2nd row: Ruby Jane Andrews, Betty Gilley, Peggy Pulliam, Helen Getch, Kathy Wiygul, Ronnie McKinney, Kim Kimball, Sammy Hogg, Ted Kemp, John Dempsey, Burr Penley, Henry Pipy.in, Mr. Lowe. 3rd row: Melba Harris, Delois Kates, Mary larnto, Mary McColiough, Elva Jean Curry, Vivian Fuller, Evelyn Anderson, Shirley True, Joe Brown, Elliot Seabrook, Gene Williams, Billy Collins, Martin Strlcklan, LeRoy Richardson, James Edward Garnto. Laverne Smith, Gnann Thomley, Barbara Jean Stokes, Helen Irvin, Virginia Parrish, Thresa Williams, Delois Stewart, 2nd row: Mrs. Brewer, Jo Ann Edge, Frances Howard, Patty Copper, Barbara Ann Maxwell Jeannie Shockley, Joann Brown, Hartley Hethcox, Peggy Van Selus, Leona Wiley, Audrey Sauls, Dorothy Parks, 3rd row: Carl Mabry, Jerry Shockley, Tommy Green, Murry Canova, Billy Creamer, Brock DeMuth, Gerald Nichols, Joe Mabry, Timmy Scobie, Ralph Darden, Vernon Lee Smith, Ted Herschelman, Gerald Greene, Roger Johnston. 1st row, 1-r: Vid Wass, William Kicklighter, (Jerald Lucas, Bobby Turner, Harry Brown, Jimmy Dykes, John Anderson, Tommy Osborne, Jay Shaeffer, Lewis Getch. 2nd row, 1-r: Dan Hawkins, James McGirt, Charles Johnson, A1 Stephens, Merrill Allison, Charles Parker, Billy Austin, Kenneth Shockley, Franklin Wiley, Bobby Edge. 3rd row, 1-r: Edward Parker, Charles Cannady, Mike Graham, Allen Price, Jimmy Green, Billy Bryant, Fred Zeiss, Charles Hoagland, John D. Wingfield, Bobby Merrill, Buddy Johnson, Billy Gcodson, Robert Lee 4th row, 1-r: Carolyn Merrill, June Turek, Sandra Colexan, June McGirt, Nella Jenkins, Lucy Hoagland, Carol Hethcox, Judy Kimball, Doris Tilley, Margaret Ann Jenkins, Mary Ann Thomly. 5th row, 1-r: Faye English, Rochelle Hall, Bet Skinner, Ruth Hudson, Beverly Welch, Helen Guenther, Helen Hudson, Ann Brennand, Betty Jean Atkinson, Arlene Daniels, Frances Jones, Leone Bates, Joan Gilbert, Virginia McDiffy, Jean Pulliam. 6th row, 1-r Anne Turner, Eva Dell Curry, Moselle Hall, svelyn Hall, Charlotte Williams, Anita Bollinger, Maye English, Gladys Pulliam, Alice Green, Patricia Gilbert, Sara Ruth Bates, Darlene Turek, Betty Brcwn. Tth. row, 1-r: Phyllis Straker, Martha McCollough, Ann Melscn, Mary Wilson, Connie St. Johns, Boots Gehman, Ruth Shockley, Gertrude Legleitner, Barbara Bryant, Jean Young, Betty Jean Creamer, Bonnie McCullough, Myrtle Hand, Jelemon Williams, Marie Bates, Marion Griffin, Lillian Edge, Myrtle Fhcies. fJXuicforCt' Coi wodZ Left to Right: Cathy Wygul, Arlene Daniels, John Hood, Jakey Houlberg, Helen Hudson, Charles Parker, William Kickllghter, Gerald Lucas, Pruitt Hall, Bobby Turner, Ralph Cadwell, A1 Stephens, Edward Parker. Left to Right: Ralph Cadwell, Merrill Allison, A1 Stephens, Gerald Lucas, Fred Zeiss, Charles Parker, E« M. Scarborough, Lamar Calhoun, Mr. Jack Millican, Billy Lee, Jerry Clark, William Kickllghter, Tommy Osborne, Floyd McCollough, Bobby Turner, Buddy Johnson. -T 1st row, left to right: Kdward Parker, John Hood, Charles Johnson, Poscoe Hogg, Timmy Hatfield, Ronnie McKinney, Robert Curry, Bruce Gilbert. 2nd row: James Carrol, Gene Williams, Martin Strickland, Kim Kimball, Ted Kemp, Clifford Rountree, Kenneth Shockley, Dalton Bryant, Billy Cason, Billy Collins, James Garnto. 3rd row; Donald Green, Bill Bryant, Merrill Allison, James Pippin, Travis Stokes, Carl Perry Merrill, Fletcher Powers, Tommy Osborne, Ralph Kicklierhter, Leroy Richardson, William Head, Carl Garnto, Franklin Wiley, Mr. Milllcan, 4th row; John Anderson, Mike Graham, Dan Hawkins, Bobby Edge, Joe Brown, Charles Curry, Billy Austin, Jimmy Dykes, Ronald Green, Elliot ‘‘.eabrook, Jimmy Green, John Dempsey, Henry Pipin. 5th row: Charles Cannady, James McGirt, Harry Brown, Lewis Getch, Jesse Williams, Sammy hains, Farrell Williams, Roger Driggers, Johnny McDuffy. 1st row, left to right: Charlotte Williams, Myrtle Hand, Pat Gilbert, June Turek, Carolyn Peck, Carolyn Merrill. 2nd row: Jean Young, Ruth Shockley, Boots Gehman, Alice Green, Dorothy Reedy, Mrs. Meadows. a . 1st row, left to right: Joyce Williams, Cathy Wygul, Elsie Hall, Vir- ginia Lee, Nellie Lee, Mrs. Peck, Ruby Jane Andrews 2nd row: Elva Jean Curry, Evelyn Anderson, Peggy Pulliam, Gaynell Marteeny, Shirley Trew, Mary McCollough. 1st row, left to rlgit: Marlon Griffin, Ruth Shockley, Lillian Baylor, Mozelle Hall 2nd row: Sara Ruth Bates, Anne Turner, Marie Bates, Eva Dell Curry, Mrs Peck. J? 3 a 1st row, left to i ight: Rochelle Hall, June Turek, Pat Gilbert. 2nd row: Myrtle Hand, Carolyn Peck, Lillian Baylor, Gladys Pulliam, Prances Jones, Alice Green, June McGirt. 3rd row: Miss Weitman, Anita Hollinger, Marie Bates, Wilma Shultz, Sara Ruth Bates, Barbara Bryant, Gertrude Legleitner, Marion Griffin, Beverly Welch. 4th row: Charles Hoagland, John Wingfield, Joe Sparling, Fred Byerlee. 1st row, left to right: Ruth Hudson, Betty Skinner, Carolyn Skinner. 2nd row: Patricia Gilbert, Miss Zellman, Joe Sparling, Beverly Welch, June McGirt. i - _ cifd, 1st row, left to right: Ike Vaughn, Bobby Cook, Johnny Smith, Jimmy Lynn, Edgar Elton, Billy Jenkins, Kenneth Bauman, Joe Jenkins, Royce Williams, Winston Harris, Wyman Clark. 2nd row: Edward Parker, Jimmy Henderson, Larry Curry, Sonny Wood, Mike Graham, Neil McDuffy, Leon Strickland, Charles Parker, Herschel Hall, Eddie Hoagland, Philip Summersill. 1st row, left to right: Grace Dowling, Merle Daniels, Marilyn Bryant, Susie Turner, Cathy Welch, Lois Keith. 2nd row: Evie Hall, Faye English, Phyllis Straker, Mary Wilson. M BETA BANQUET, DECEMBER 20, 1952 The fifth annual Beta Banquet, held in Umatilla, was a great success Over lj.0 members, both present and graduate, attended The banquet has become an event looked forward to by all student and graduate Beta members of U H. S Afcy Club 3oys Pd wfrtfg Club Roon Glock Graduait orf ZL CjZU- l3t row, left to right: Floyd McCollough, Timmy Scobie, Carolyn Skin- ner, Ruth Hudson, Judy Kimball, Doris Tilley, Sandra Coleman, Billy Lee, Jesse Williams 2nd row: Coach Scarborough, Jerry Clark, Merrill Allison, Charlotte Workman, Ann Brennand, Jelemon Williams, Rochelle Hall, Lucy Hoagland, Ted Martin, June Turek, Lamar Calhoun, Pruitt Hall, Ralph Cadwell, Gene McGraw. 3rd row: Billy Goodson, Robert Lee, Harry Brown, Tommy Osborne, Charles Hoagland, Fred Zeiss, Billy Bryant, Gerald Lucas, John Anderson, Lewis Getch, Billy Merrill, Jay Shaeffer, Lamar Kenney, Lyle Graham Jimmy Green. 1st row, left to right: Mr. Jack Prickett, Piuitt Hall, John Wingfield, Billy Merrill, Charles Parker, Bobby Merrill, Beatrice Gehman, Sandra Coleman. 2nd row: Thurman Andrews, Fred Zeiss, Allen Price, Jerry Clark, Floyd McCollough, Bobby Turner, Joe Sparling, Ralph Cadwell. mrC6 ouii jLQyTTL 1st row, 1 to r: Robert Lee, Mgr., Jimmy Dykes, Dalton Bryant, Billy Bryant, Gerald Lucas, Billy Merrill, Mike Bowers, Ted Martin, Polly Williams, Timmie Scobie, Mgr. 2nd row, 1 to r: Coach Earl Scarborough, Billy Goodson, Floyd McCol- lough, Charles Hoagland, Fred Zeiss, John Anderson, Sammy Baines, Lamar Kenney, Jessie Williams, Jimmy Green, Lyle Graham, Harry Brown, Jay Shaffer, Ass't Coach Buddy Lowe. These Bulldogs of •52 - � 53 started off the season with a bang by trimming Clermont 19-14. Then they ran into trouble and lost six games straight before getting back into the win column. The Bulldogs edged Lyman for their second win before losing their last game to Tavares 18-6. The Bulldogs scored 92 points and had 203 points scored against them. They were led in scoring by Gerald Lucas who had 55 markers to his credit. Other Bulldog Scorers Were: Billy Merrill (12), Billy Bryant(9), Polly Williams(9), Elliot Seabrook(6), and Lyle Graham(l). Compared with Umatilla's recent good football teams, this years team ran into a lot of trouble. This was due to the inexperience of the boys, many of them playing football for the first time this year. Coach Scarborough thinks his young, talented, boys have the will and determination to make a good season next year. We students of U.H.S. are rooting for you, win, lose, or draw. HONOR MEN Billy Merrill...............................Captain Mike Bowers..........Co-Captain Hon. Mention C.F.C. Gerald Lucas...........................Hon. Mention C.F.C. Polly Williams.........................Hon. Mention C.F.C. TouchdownI Lucas Scores lU TV J- No Gain Stopped by Merrill Happy Ending What are they doing here?? First Down 'SCLdAgZ tdjC 1st. row, 1 to r: Carolyn Skinner, Ruth Hudson, Jakey Houlberg, Doris Tilley, Betty Ann Skinner, June Turek. 2nd. row, 1 to r: Mozell Hall, Carolyn Merrill, Faye English, Maye English, Ann Brennand, Helen Guenther, Beverly Welch, Charlotte Williams. 3rd. row, 1 to r: Coach Elsie Zellman, Helen Hudson, Evelyn Hall, Rochelle Hall, Wilma Schultz, Ann Nelson, Sandra Coleman, Mgr. C- J? C, C ia rn vL The Lady Bulldogs of old U.H.S. went through the regular season and C.F.C. Tournament without a defeat. The only blemish on their re- cord was in the finals of the District Tournament, when Tavares edged them by one point. These girls were led by high scoring Doris Tilley, Jakey Houlberg, and hustling June Turek at the forward posts. We had some terrific guards in Ruth Hudson, Bet Skinner, and Carolyn Skinner who had a lot of help from Ann Nelson, a promising Sophomore. You can base the girls wonderful season on team work and of course the Coach, Miss Elsie Zellman, who deserves a lot of praise! fyu WTTjlAMS); .v 1st row, left to right: Vernon Williams, Pruitt Hall, Lamar Calhoun, Ted Martin. 2nd row, left to right: Coach Lowe, Jerry Clark, Ronald Green, Lamar Kenney, Ralph Cadwell. OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY Eustis 39 27 Lyman s 31 Tavares ia 314- Mt. Dora 32 Weirsdale 25 2k Titusville k2 Ufl ia Mt. Dora ia kl Tavares ia Oviedo 3k 23 Oviedo 104- 51+ Eustis kk ia St. James 79 k2 Titusville 38 Lyman 65 5o Weirsdale k7 31 % (tAjLgSiM zdiA X 1 to r: Dee Dee Jo Morrell, Lucy Hoagland, Judy Kimball, Jakey Houlberg, Wilma Shultz, Ann Nelson, Doris Tilley, Lucie Ray Austin, Captain. Lucie Ray Lucy Judy fix N i O 't'i JaA-ey iVilma v‘ 7 QS L u ?ic ri. 1st row, left to rl it: Kim Kimball, John Hood, Timmy Scobie, Ronnie McKinney, Timmy Hatfield. 2nd row, left to right: Billy Collins, Harry Brown, Dumpy Seabrook, Gene Williams, Ted Kemp. Qua CmxlcAjul Coach Loive T'Tf 55 ZellfrQh Coach. Scarborough