Umatilla High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Umatilla, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1955 volume:

‘Dedicate The members of the Beta Club dedicate this the 19$i(.-$5 volume of the Bulldog's Tale to Miss Elsie Zellman, who came in the fall of 1914-8 to be a teacher in this school from which she was graduated. Since then she has been our social science teacher, coach of the girls basketball champion teams, sponsor of the Junior Class and the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, and a jolly good friend to us all. She has helped us in the past, and we hope she will be here many more years to help U.H.S. students along the road of education. We of the Beta Club are proud to dedicate this volume of our school annual to a teacher who has helped us all in so many ways. Sleta Curb 1st row (1-r) Edward Parker (V-Pres.), Jimmy Dykes (Treas.), Gerald Lucas (Pres.), James McGirt (Sec.), Mrs. Marguerite Edwards (Sponsor). 2nd row (1-r) Carlton Woods, Arlene Daniels, Leone Bates, Joan Gilbert, Helen Guenther, Cathy Wiygul, Margaret Jenkins, Virginia Lee, Al Stephens. 3rd row (1-r) Johnny McDul'i'ie, Mary Wilson, Connie St. John, Charles Gambrell, Buddy Johnson, Elliott Seabrook, Billy Austin, Ann Nelson, Helen Hudson, Tommy Osborne. ANNUAL STAFF Editor-In-Chiel'..............Gerald Lucas Business Manager.....Arlene Daniels Ass. Business Mgr......Virginia Lee Class Editor...........Cathy Wiygul ass. Class Ed..........Helen Hudson Feature Editor...........Ann Nelson Sports Editor..................Billy Austin Ass. Sports Ed .......Tommv. Osborne Art Eaitox .........Charles CambrelJ Ass. Art Ed...,;.....Elliot Seabrook Typists.........................Mary Wilson ..............Helen Guenther ............Margaret Jenkins .............Connie St. John Sponsor.....Mrs. Marguerite Edwards BETA CLUB OFFICERS President.....................Gerald Lucas Vice President................Edward Parker Secretary......................James McGirt Treasurer......................Jimmy Dykes MR. L. J. JENKINS, Principal Clockwise: Hr. Charles Lowe, Eighth Sponsor, Boys' Basketball Co.ch; Mrs. Cecelia L. Baabrick, Seventh Sponsor, Music; Mrs. Marguerite Edwards, Senior Sponsor, English, History; Mr. Joseph C. Stock, Sophomore Sponsor, Science; Mr. Jack Mlllican, Agriculture; Mrs. Irol C. Wells, Coonercial; Miss Elsie iiellman, J ‘ ior Sponsor, Social Science, Girls' Basketball Coach; Mrs. Bertha N. Brewer,Seventh Sponsor, English; Mr. Joe E. Brown, Elementary Principal, Mathematics; Mr. Earl Scarborough, Head Coach, Football; Mrs. Carolyn Meadows, Librarian, History; and Mias Eatella Potnroy, Home Making Mr. L. Joe Jmikins, Supervising Principal, (the 'Hub'). Mrs. Roy Wamock, Commercial Seventh Sponsor. Gerald Lucas - Vice-pres.; Honor Graduate; Glass Pres. 1,2,3; FFA-l; Glee Club-1, 2,3,5; u Club-1,?,3,U; Student Council-2 (Sec, Treas.),!;; Beta Club-2,3,1+ ( res.); Key Club - 2,3, (Treas.),!;; Annual Staff- 2, 3� U; Boys' State-3; Bas- ketball-3; Football-1,2,3 (All-Con.) ,1 . Mary Wilson-Honor Graduate; Cla.ss Treas. 1,2,14; I4-H Club-1; Glee Club 1,2,3,U; Beta Club-3,J4; FBLA-3J4; Bulldog Ed.-!;: Sr. Play; Annual Staff-!;. Sc ticx O ice Tommy Osborne-Class Pres. FFA-l,2 (Pari. Pro Team), Glee Club-1,2,3,1; TJ Club 2,3,2;; Key Club-2,3 (Sec. ft Lt. Gov.), I4; Student Council-3 (Vi ce-Pres. ) ,1;; P.oys' State-3; Jr. Play; Beta Club-L; Annual Staff- 14; Sr. Play; Who's Who. Os Arlene DanLels-Cl ass See.- 2, 3 A; Valedictorian; FHA- 1; Class Reporter-1; Glee Club-1,2,3 2| (Accompanist); Beta Club-2,3 (Sec.),!'; Jr. Play; Girls' State-3; Who '3 ' (ho; Sr. Play; Annual Staff ty: School Paper-!;; FBLA-l;. Ted Martin - Business Mgr. FFA-l; Glee Club-1,2,3,1;; Class Sec.-l; U Club-2, 3,14; Fbla-U; Football-2,3, U (Capt., Hon. Hen., All- Con.); Ba3ketball-1,2, 3,1;; 0a seball-2,3. Merrall Allison - Glee Club 1,2,3A� U Club-1,2: FFA-i 2,3, (Parl, Pro. Team) Base- ball-1,2; Boy Scouts(Eagle)- 1,2,3,14-; I4-H Club-1( Pres.); Key Club-2,3,14; Student Coui cil-3. Betty Jean Creamer - Glee Club-1,2,3; I4-H-I; Library Club-1; PBLA-l;.. John Anderson - Glee Club-1, 2; FFA-1,2,14; Football-1,2, 3; Basketball-1,2,3; Base - ball-1,2,3; U Club-2; Who Who; Senior Play. Eva Dell Curry - FHA-1,2,3, (Uistorian)i4.(Pres.); Glee - Club-1,2,3, (Business Mgr.). Dalton Bryant - FFA-l,2,3,l4 iPres.); Glee Club-1; Foot- ball-1,2,3,14; Jr. Play; 3r. Play; Who's Who. Faye English - Library Cluh- lj 14-H Club-1,2(Pres.); Bas- ketball-l,?.3,li.; FTA-l� .(Pres.) Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Robert Curry - FA -1,2,3; Glee Club-1. Maye English - Glee Club-1, 2,3 � ki Basketball-1,2,3,14.} 1+-H Club-1; Library Club-1; FBLA-3,t;; Jr. Play; FTA-i j 3r. Play. Charles Gambrell - (Trans- fer from Greenbrlar, Tenn.) Honor Graduate; Beta Club- +; Annual Staff-14.; Basketball- 14.; Sr. Play; Elks Award -I4.; Who•s Who. Mozelle Hall - Glee Club-1, 2,3; Basketball-1,2; FHA-1 (Vice-Pres.),2(Reporter),3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; FBLA-I4.. Billy Goodson - 1,2,3, (All- Conference); Glee Club-1,2, 3,L; FFA-1,2; Baseball-2,3; Club-2,3,14.; Key Club-3, (Reporter); Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Who's Whc Martha McCollough - Glee Club-1,2,3,1+; FHA- Club-1; Basketball-1; FBLA— 3; Cheerleader-3; Who's Who. Lyle Graham - Football-1,2, 3; U Club-1,2,3� Baseball- 1,2; Glee Club-1; FFA-1; Who's Who. Ann Nelson - Honor Graduate; Glee Club-1,2, 3,U-J Basket- ball-1, 2,3� 1+; FHA-l(Treas.); Beta Club-2,3.4; Annual Staff- 2,14.; Cheerleader-2,3(Co-Capk), l4.(Cap.); Student Coun ;ll-3,U. (Pres.); PBLA-3� U; Girls State-3; Class Treas.-3; Home coming Queen-) ; Prom Queen-i ; Who's Who. Buddy Johnson - Salutatorian; Glee Club-1,2,3,i ; Baseball- 1.2,3,1+; U Club -1,2,3,14. (Pres.); FFA-1; Key Club-2, 3,L ; Beta Club-2,3,MAnnual Staff); Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Who's Who. Jean Pulliam - Glee Club-1, 2,3; I4.-H Club-1; Sr. Play. Anne Turner - FHA-1.2(Vice- (Pres.), 3(Treas.), l4-(Sec.)j Glee Club-1,2,3,14-� Class Reporter-3; Library Club-3, Homecoming Sponsor-!;.. Lamar Kenney - Football-1,2, 3; Basketball-1,2,3� BasebalL 1,2,3; FFA-1,3; Glee Club-1, U Club-2,3; 3r. Play. (jbtVfl ' Ralph Kicklighter - FFA-1,2, 3,i4.(Reporter); Glee Club-1, Z.Lf:. Ba3ketball-l(Mgp.) ,2,3 (All-Con. Hon. Men.). Phyllis Straker - Class Re- porter; Glee Club-1,2, 3,1 ; L-H-l; PHA-1; KBLA - 3, 4 (Pres.); Basketball - 3, I4. (Capt.); Jr. Play; Homecom- ing Spon.-i;; Sr. Play. Robert Lee - Glee Club-1,2 3,14-; ffa-i, 3� .U; u ciub-2, 3,4; Football Mgr.-2; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Linda Turner - (Transfer from St. Petersburg); Class Reporter- .; Basketball-3� l4. (Capt.); Club-3� l4-J Glee Club-l+j Sr. Play; Who's Who. flMedC Carl Perry Merrill - FFA-1 2, 3(Sentinel) ,1+; Glee Club- 1,2,3 U Jr. Play. Jay Shaffer - Glee Club-1,2, 3,ii; nU Club-1,2, 3,ki Bas- ketball-1,2,3� Football-1,2, 3; FFA-1,3,U. Kenneth Shockley - Honor Graduate; FPA - 1,2; Glee Club-2; Football-2. AI Stephens - Honor Gradu- ate; Glee Club-1,2,FfA- 1.2 (Treas., Parliamentary Tea , Quart-et); Football-i; Beta Club-2,3� 4 K ty Club- 2.3 (Vlce-Pree.), U. (Pres.) Student Councll-2; Vice Proa, and Business Mgr.-3« CALENDAR Sept. 1 Sept. 6 Sept. 10 Sept. 2l Oct. 1 Oct. 16 Oct. 22 Oct. 2 5 Oct. 29 Oct. 31 Nov. 3 Nov. 11 Nov. 13 Nov. 20 Nov. 25-26 Dec. U Dec. 10 Dec. 17 Dec. 16 Jan. Jan. 2 Jan. 13 Jan. 15 Jan. 20-21 Feb. 4 Feb. 4,5,6 Feb. lb Feb. 22 Feb. 24 Mar. 15 Mar. 19 Mar. 22 Apr. 1 Apr. 8-10 Apr. 14 Apr. 22 May. 3 May. 5 May 13- May 7 14 May 17 May 20 May 29 May 31 June 3 June 5-12 School begins, filrs. Edwards calls the roll—31 SENIORS. Labor Day Holiday—a last fling. Senior Class officers elected. Tommy is our president. First football game--Clermont--we win]?] Presentation of Hock Graduation for assembly. First Rummage Sale for New York trip—net $231.L ,0. Homecoming--St. Cloud. Floats, colors. Bulldogs and— Sponsors: Anne Turner, Billy Byrant; Phyllis Straker, Jesse Williams. iueen: Ann Nelson Sociology Class trip to FloridaState Prison Farm Colony. Reports in assembly on Boy’s and Girl’s State from Tommy Osborne, Gerald,Lucas, Ann Nelson and Arlene Daniels. Kiwanis Halloween Carnival-—( ,ueen--Yvonne Vaughn King—Ronnie McKinney, Rain. Senior Mothers sponsor card party—Make $71.50. Veteran Holiday. Ted and B.illy in hospital—football casualties. Second Rummage Sale—$81.00 Hunting season opens. Senior boys have car v ash—$31.00. Thanksgiving Holidays. Sad loss to Tavares. Senior C'nristams Bazaar—$331 50. Going] going] gone] Junior Class presents Me and My Shadow --Fine play] Christmas Party at Anne Turner’s given by Senior ’’others. Beta Banquet. Seniors and old Grads on hand. School begins again. Work-work-work. First basketball game--Kissimmee. Senior present Mock Graduation for Community Club. Fourth Rummage Sale--$110.00. Semester Exams. Cram, cram] Robert Lee in hospital. Mr. Vaughn gives talk in assembly. C.F.C. Tournaments—Girls-winner3. Magazine subscription drive begins. Holiday for Washington’s Birthday. Magazine Sale Closes—$6l0.6l-0ur part-$356.54 Tedjycllow jaundice. Fifth Rummage Sale — :;i69.00. Teacher Scholarship exams in Tavares. Arlene wins $1+00.00 a year scholarship. April's Fool's Day. Seni r Play, Who Wouldn't Be Crazy Easter HolidaysjMartha v ell of mumps. Tommy caught them. Skip-away-Day with sponsor and Mothers. Breakfast at hotel,Mrs. Osborne. To Cypress Gardens, Picnic Lunch, Bok Tower, Orlando, see A Man C4Jlcd Peter. To Nelson's- Eat and dance. Jr.-Senior Banquet and Prom at Elks Club in Leesburg. Exciting] Glamorous] Billy,In the hospital again with bad leg. Kenneth has the mumps. Student Council Election. Billy Austin Succeeds Ann Nelson. Last Rummage Sales—£22.00. Elks Banquet, Eustis—Arlene wins $15.00, Charles, $50.00. Honor Graduates recognized in assembly. Stand while Seniors pass out. Arlene gets the mumps. Baccalaureate Services by Dr. 0. L. Walker of Stetson. Class Night and Honor Awards. Graduation and those coveted DIPLOMAS. Off on trip of fun to New York and Washington. Eight days, to enjoy $108.50. Worth it? - . 955 ‘rtyutforuf Starting off with a count of ten, we Seniora began the twelve grueling years. With Mrs. Hethcox leading Billy Goodson, Lamar Kenney, Halph Kicklignter, tiobert Lee, Gerald Lucas, Tommy Osborne, Jean Pulliam, Phyllis Straker, Anne Turner, Mary Wilson and Merrell Allison, who met us in the first grade, the potential and dignified Seniors of 1955 em- barked upon the twelve year voyage on the sea of knowledge. ntering the second grade from South Bay, Buddy Johnson arrived, only to leave us in the third grade, for the great city of Altoona. We caught up with Carl Perry Merrill in the third grade And had Charles Gambrell, Eva Dell Curry, A1 Stephens and Arlene Daniels join us from Tennessee, Georgia and Jacksonville. With no additions in the fourth year, but one subtraction, Charles Gambrell, our class, not ready but willing, entered the fiftn grade with the sweet little num- ber of sixteen. our new additions were Martha McCollough and Ken- neth Shockley from Paisley, who made us a nice even number of eighteen. Mozelle Ball, Jay Snaffer and that quiet, sVlr- ny, little girl, Ann Nelson, joined us in the sixth grade to run our score up to the ripe old number of twenty-one. introduction of class-changing met us at the seventh grade door. Prom our next-door neighboring city, Altoona, came Dalton Bryant, Robert Curry and those darling twins, Faye and Maye English. Buddy Johnson decided that Umatilla was the best place to settle down, so he came back. Then from the swampy and miry state of Mississippi, dashed young Romeo John Anderson to bewitch and enthrall all the dam- sels. Excitement was also stirred up by that good-looking- hunk-of-a-man, Lyle Graham from Eustis, who added his beam- ing face to our now odd score of twenty-seven. a the opening of Senior high school, we had an addition of three to join us in celebrating that memorable day of Freshman initiation; Linda Turner from Mardi Gras Orleans, Louisana; Ted Martin from Navy Norfolk, Virginia and Betty Jean Creamer from Cotton Alabamy. Our Sophomore year brought no new members, and we began that great year of '53 as Juniors with a perfect score of thirty. Charles Gambrell again joined us from Tennessee and helped us ring up many memories from the Junior Play, the Banquet, and the Prom. Rejoicing now that we are Seniors with a membersnip of thirty-one, we want to give you our farewell address. It has been wonderful being schoolmates witn all of you, and we wish you underclassmen as wonderful, as prosperous and as exciting Senior year as we nave had. So leaving you now, we bid you adieu. The Seniors of '55 rs] HONOR ROLL a.-ut «. ENTERTAINER CoJlJL 'fUAJuf PRESIDENT TCAAV r 6Uv tr J. SOCIAL CALENDAR IPJUUaa SPORTS jOa Nt. DRAMATICS c? HOME COMING � noA JUNIOR PROM MJU valedictorian CUu u 71. QUEEN 3, , p iSff'fl w mf?? We, the Senior Class of 1955 being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath our humble posessions to the Students of U.H.S. 1. I, Merrell Skipper” Allison, will my ability to get along with Mr. Jenkins to all students of U. H. S. It pays to do that. 2. I, John Pinky Anderson, will my ability to be a Romeo with all the girls to Mike Graham. Just do what comes naturally. 3. I, Dalton Red Bryant, will my flaming red hair to Mr. Brown. 4.. I, Betty Jean Jetty Bean Creamer, will my tall slender figure to Pondita DeBerry. 5. I, Eva Dell Eva Dee Curry, will my ability to get things done to Kay Green. It's always good to have your teachers behind you. 6. I Robert Peanut Curry, will all my extra weight to Ellis Hunter. 7. I, Arlene Waddles Daniels, will my piano ability to Harry Brown. 8. I, Faye Gussie English, will my big bright brown eyes to Connie St. John. Connie, tinting eyes is in style this year. 9. I, Maye Lizzie English, will my place on the basketball team to Barbara Ann Maxwell. Practice those foul shots, Barbara Ann. 10. I, Charles Cotton Gambrell, will my ability to get Mr. Stock's dander up, to Jimmy Dykes. Better not take Chemistry next year. 11. I, Billy Ape-Shape Goodson, will my missing link in the chain of evolution to Timmie Scobie. 12. I, Lyle Questlck Graham, will my ability to do anything,, any- time, to anyone who desires to have this ability. 13. I, Mozelle Mo Hall, will my sunny disposition to Melba Harris. 14. I, Lamar Spanky Kenney, will my sweet disposition to Kay Green. 15. I, Buddy Jarhead Johnson, will my ability to sneak out of clas- ses and go downtown or home to Carleton Wood. 16. I, Ralph Red Hot Herschel Kicklighter, will my ability to play basketball to Harry Red Britches Brown. 17. I, Robert Romeo Lee, bequeath my ability to make wise cracks to all the teachers without getting into trouble to Charlie Johnson. 18. 1, Gerald Gerry Lucas, will my physique to Edward Parker. Just row a boat ten or twelve miles a day, Edward. 19. I, Ted. Lardhlnd Martin, will my extra 50 pounds to Dumpy Seabrook. Boy, he can sure use them. 20. l, Martha Ree Mouthy McCollough, will my ability to talk ninety miles an hour to Mr. Jenkins. 21. I, Carl Perry Fifi Merrill, will my ability to tinker with hot-rods to Betty Jean Atkinson. 22. I, Ann Annabelle Nelson will my ability to fall in love with the basketball referees to Helen Hudson. Just let yourself go. 23. I, Tommy Os Osborne, will my math-slaying ability to Ronnie McKinney. The object is never study I 2U. I, Jean Jeannie Pulliam, will my shyness to Carol Hethcox. You just have to be quiet in classes, Carol. 25. I, Jay Buckwheat Shaffer, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Edwards to Billy Austin. Just flatter her, Billy. 26. I, Kenneth Ken Shockley, will my ain'ts to James McGirt. Just use them around Mrs. Edwards, James. 27. I, A1 Speed and Spray Stephens, will my freckles and thick hair to Coach Scarborough. You have more reason to pull it than I do. 28. I, Phyllis Filly Straker, will my seat on the bus to Miss Zell- man. You can have it all by yourself next year. Miss Zellraan. 29. I, Anne Soogie Boog Turner, will my place in the Senior Class room to Sammy Bains. 30. I, Linda Brat Turner, will my short hair which refuses to grow longer than one inch to Miss Estella Pomroy. 31. I, Mary Manella Wilson, will my place on the bulldog staff to Leone Bates. It just takes all your free time, Leone. U. H. S. Senior Class Prophecy Sometime in the future a man settled down to read his favorite monthly magazine. He noticed that the feature was a story on the Umatilla High School class of 1955. Turning to the article, he began to read the stories of some of the students he once had known so well. Robert Lee, a graduate of Soutnern College and now an outstanding journalist had written this story of his Umatilla Class mates. Eva Dell Curry, his 120 word a minute secretary had assisted him in collecting tne data. Morrell Allison was given a whole pa ge in recognition of his outstand- ing work as scout master at Camp Lanoche. John Anderson, just home from the Navy, was at the same camp teaching the young scouts to swim. Dalton Bryant, richer than all the rest, cashed in on oil wells in Texas. Gives away pennies. Betty Jean Creamer and Mozelle Hall were busy rearing future Umatil- liaJSS Kenneth Shockley and Robert Curry were raising slash pine on their famous 14.0,000 acres. Faye English has taken Miss Zellman's place in U.H.S. as sciology teacher, while her twin, Maye has the athletic classes and coaches the girls' basketball. Carl Perry Merrill has enlarged the Merrill Sons Garage Business to spread all over south Umatilla. Euddy Johnson, having graduated from Georgia Tech Engineering school, was the chief engineer for the Florida Highway Department. Ralph Kicklighter and Linda Turner were the professional, coaches for tne Globe Trotters' Basketball Chanps. Jay Shaffer, owner and operator of tne Shaffer riall Garage was at the present suffering from a severe toothace. Tommy Osborne had won national recognition for his last ten bills passed by Congress. n Martha McCollougn and Mary Wilson gave lectures over T.V. on How to Ar- range the Furniture in the Ultra modern Home Gerald Lucas and A1 Stephens were working together on Florida Waterway aid Fish Laws. Gerald owned the camp and A1 was tne lawyer. . Charles was tne leading electrician in Lake County. He had graduated from the Georgia School of Technology . He had enlarged Herman Kicklight- er's service. Lamar Kenney was the principal of the celebrated private school for white children. Jean Pulliam and Anne Turner have the southeastern territory for their latest modes in ladies' wear. Billy Goodson was making a national hit with his baritone on T.V. net- works . Arlene was his accompanist and earned her living by running a private business school. Phyllis Straker was her head secretary, bookkeeper, filing clerk and water boy . Lyle Graham had Just flown in from Las Vegas where he owned a million dollar hoted. Ted Martin had become business manager for the Erennand Construction Co. in 1959, and was succeeding in the business. Ann Nelson was an elementary teacher in Altoona after having tried both the stage and matrimony. So ended the story of the Class of 1955. All were happy and success- ful and well on their way to fame and prosperity. tutor� Gf duatton 'C§l Johnny Pres.; Club-3 ball-3. Charles Pres.; ball-2; Play. Ray McDuffie-Class F.F.A.-l,2,3; Key fleta Club-3� Foot- Johnson-Class Vice F.F.A.-l,2,3� Base- F.B.j-.h.-2; Junior Margaret Ann Jenkins-Class Sec.; Olee Club - 1,2,3; F.H.A.-l;Beta Club-3: Stu- dent Council-3; F.B.i.A -3 { anew Evelyn Hall-Class Trees; Glee Club-1,2,3; Basket- ball-1; F.B.L.A.-3. Edward Parker -Class Re- porter; Class Pres.-1,2; U-H-1,2,3; Student Ccuncit 1,2; F.F.A.-l,2,3; lee Club-1,2,3; Key Club-2,3; Set Club-J 3� Helen Guenther - Class Re- porter-2,3; Glee Club-1,2, R; Homecoming Attendant-1; Basketball - 1; F.H.A.-l; Beta Club-3; Junior Play. Billy Austin-Glee Club-1,?, 3; F.F.A.-l; Student Coun- cll-2,3 (Vice-Pres. ); Key Club - 2,3 (Vice -Free.); Beta Club-2,3; Halloween King-2; Football-2,3 (Hon. Men. All Con.); Baseball- 2,3; Junior Flay; Boys' State. Betty Jean Atkinson - Glee Club - 1,2,3; F.ri.A. - 1; F.T.A.-3; Basketball mana- ger-3; Junior Play. leone Bates-F.H.A.-l; Glee Club-1,2,3; Beta Club-3; F.B.L.A.-3; Bulldog Staff- 35 Junior Play. Harry Brown - Glee Club-1; F.F.A.-l,3; Football-1,2,3 (All Con.); Baseball-2,3; Basketball-3; Boy Scouts (Eagle); Junior Play. Sam Bains-KF.A.-l,2,3; brary Club - 1,2,35 Glee Club - 1,'2; Football-1,2,3 (Hon. Men. All Con.). Plndita DeBerry-Glee Club- 15 F.B.L.A.-2; Basketball- 3. Jimmv Dvkes-Glee Club-1,2, 3; F.F.A.-l,2,3; Beta CJuo- 2,3 (Tress.); Key Club-2,3� Student Council-2 (Sec. Tress.); Football -1,2,3 5sseball-2,3; Junior Play; Boys' State. Joan Gilbert-Glee Club-1,2, 3; Beta Club-3; F.B.L.A.-3. b ywvwfci. Bobby Ldge-Library Club-1, 2,3; Glee Club-1,2; 4-H-2; F.F.A.-1,3. • .ike Graham-Glee Club-1,2, 3; U-n-i,2,3; f.f.a.-1,2,3. Frances Green-Glee Club-1, 2,3; F.B.L.A.-3; Library Club-3. Kay Green-F.F.A.-l,3; Li- brary Club-3. Dan HawV ins-G lee Club-1,2 3; F.F.A.-1,2. Carol Hethoox-Glee Club-1, 2,3; F.H.A.-1,2; F.F.A.-3; ■Junior Play. Betty Lou Holt -Transfer from Clifton, New Jersey; Glee Club-3. Helen Hudson-F.K.A.-1; Glee Club-1,2,3; Student Coun- cil-1; Basketball -1,2,3; Gneerieader-2,3; Homecoming Attendant-2,3; Bets C1ud-3; F.f.A. - 3; Junior Play; Girls' State. Ellis Hunter-Glee Club-1; F.F.A.-1,3; Football-3. t-F.F.A.-l; .( James McGirt-F.F.A.-1; Glee Club-1; Key Club-2,3 (Sec.) Beta Club-2,3 (Sec.); Base- ball-2,3; Student Counci 1- ■5 Carolyn Merrl11-Glee Club- 1,2,3; F.B.I..A.-1,2,3; Girl Scouts-1,2,3; Basketball-1, 2; F.H.A.-1,2; Library Club 1,2,3. Prank U-H-l; Randall-F.F.A Baseball-2. -1,2,3; Connie St. John-F.H.A.-l; Glee Club-1,2,3; Beta Club 3; F.B.L.A.-3. Darlene Turek - F.H.A. -1 (Pres.); Glee Club-1,2,3; Girl Scouts-1,2; Cheerlead- er-2,3; F.B.L.A.-2,3� U Club-2 Jane Webb-Transfer from Ta- vares, h Franklin Wlley-Glee Club-1, 2; Football-3; Baseball-3; F.F.4,.-1,3;. u Club-3. .FLA,.-1,3; U C Charlotte Wllliams-F.H.A.- 1; Glee Club - 1,2; Girl Scouts-1,2; Library Club- 1,2,3 (Pres.); Basketball- . A.-3. 1,2.3; F. b. : f, SOPHOMORES tu Kim Kimball V. Pre 3. Virginia Lee Reporter Vi Elliott Seabrook Student Council Representative £Mdt Ruby Jane Andrews Prank Bains Pres Yvonne Vaughn Treasurer Cathy Wiygul Sec. Melba Harris Reporter IyuILl, Evelyn Anderson Vivian Fuller T)40L+ s Timmy Hatfield Nellie Lee Bruce Gilbert Gaynell Marteeny Elsie Hall Ted Kemp 1-1 Mary McCollough Ronnie McKinney Clifford Roundtree P®88y Pullian Martin Stricklin yyi+A bn, Rex VanBuskirk l f' Roy Peterson LaVerne Webb Joyce Williams Eugene Williams Carlton Wood Scobie Thomley Schockley VanSelus Ge r- a I cf fiar are Jean D© Muth Shockley Nichols Stokes J. Austin Pat Bobo Pat Bissett J. Brown M. Coates P. Cooper B. Creamer H. Ervin R. Darden H. Hethcox B. Dempsey F. Howard Gambrell Maxwell Green Parrish C. h r-i s V 76 Herschelman Penley Johnston Sasser UNDERCLASSMEN ScuCHtH (fKUlt V (9 mm punion, School no x. F. F. A. LIBRARIANS JUNIOR BOY’S CHORUS 1. to r. - Helen Hudson, Carolyn Merrill, laye Englisn, Wary Wilson, Miss Zeliman (Sponsor), Maye English, Betty Jean Atkinson, Carol Hethcox, Cathy Wiygul. (Not Hhown - Ann Nelson) First row,1.to r.-Helen Guenther, Carolyn Merrill, Fhyllis Straker, Mary Wil son, Faye Engl .sh-second row, 1. to r.-Ted Martin, Leone Bates, Darlene Turek, Frances ureen, Charlotte Williams, Huby Jane Andrews, Melba Harris, Mozell Hall, Arlene Daniels, Martna McCollough, John Anderson-third row,1.to r.-Ann Nelson, Betty Jean Atkinson, Betty Jean Creamer, Maye English, Evelyn Hall, Connie Gt. John, Margaret Ann Jenkins, Joan Gilbert, Joyce Williams. BEa V 1st row, 1-r: Johnny Ray McDuffie, Jimmy Henderson, Eddie Hoaglandj Glen Gambrell, Clifford Roundtree, Ralph Darden, Dalton Bryant, Frank Baines. 2nd row, Billy Goodson, Martin Stricklin, Jack Austin, Rex Van Busklrk, Ronnie McKinney, Billy Collins, Ted Kemp, Eugene Williams. 3rd row, Ted Martin, Franklin Wiley, Jimmy Dykes, Sammy Baines, Elliott Seabrook, Harry Brown, Billy Austin, Ellis Hunter. (1-r) Winkle Turek, Barbara Ann Maxwell, Helen Hudson, Ann Nelson Joann Brown, Cathy Wlygul, Patty Cooper, Virginia Lee. 1st row (l-r) Kim Kimball, Charles Gambrell, Ted Martin, Gene Williams Timmy Hatfield, 2nd row Billy Collins, Ralph Klckllghter,Elliott Seabrook Harry brown, Ted Kemp, Coach Lowe. Senior 'poot tii If Billy Goodeon 3 M-' 1 Ted Martin Dalton Bryant S Z46et6tUC 7t€UK Games won, 7; scored 778. Games lost, 9; opponent 822. Charles Garr.brell Ralph Klcklighter Ted Martin lea 1st Row (L-R) R. Guenther, D, Coleman, H. Babb, B, Turner, I. Vaughn R, Williams. 2nd Row (L-R) J. Klcklighter, E. Hoagland, J. Williams, B. Jenkins, J. Henderson, L. Stricklen, R. Clark, M. Holsworth, B, Collins. 3rd Row (L-R) L. Elton, S. Wood, J. Jenkins, G. Nichols, R. Johnston, J. Austin, G. Gambrell, D. Seabrook, P. Bissett. GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM 1st Row (l-r) Evelyn Hall, Yvonne Vaughn, Linda Turner, Paye English, Phyllis Straker, Ann Nelson. 2nd Row (l-r) Pondlta Deberry, Barbara Ann Maxwell, Joann Brown, Peggy Van Selus, Maye English, Helen Hudson, 3rd Row (l-r) Miss Zellman, Evelyn Anderson, Patty Cooper, Shirley Trew, Joyce Williams, Charlotte Williams, Mary Garnto. ' SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Ouh Yesterdays 1st row, 1 to r: D. Bryant, K. Shockley, J. Carroll, H. Curry, B. Hogg, T. Stokes, J. Anderson, G. Carroll, B. Goodson. 2nd row: B.M. English, M. Getch, M. Hall, M. McCollough, A. Daniels, M. Wilson, P. St raker, A. Kelson, J. Pullis� , P. Green, M. toglish, E.D. Curry. 3rd row: A. Turner, P. English, C.P. Merrill, W. Head, P. Houlberg, B. Kicklighter, M. Allison, L. Kenny, P. Wiley, B. Johnson, E. Hwiter, B. Aliigood, A. Stephens. 4th row: B. Lee, G. Lucas, J. Shaffer, L. Graham. Page 41 Seventh Grade L to K - 1st row - Glynda Bertine, Linda Lambert, Barbara Hand, Myrle Daniels, Claudia Callaway, Ray Guenther, Wyman Clark, Harrison Dempsey, Klcke Mass, Mike Hatfield, John McCall,. J.T. Peacock, 2nd row Mrs. Brewer, Buddy Turner, Carol Holt, Kathie Keel, Patty Lee, June Waterman, Minnie Smith, Lomax Sas- ser, Santay Thomas, Brannon Collins. 3rd row - Herbert Babb, J. L. Kicklighter, Francis Seabrook, David Coleman, Mickey Holsworth, Jack Harris, Jerry Henderson, Bertie Pippen, Soger 'Webb. 4th row - Lucille Conner, Jean Penley, Judy Teingaara, Nancy Hood, Juliet Wingfield, Tobie Wiygul, James 'Wiley. 5th row - Nancy Carroll, Glenda Driggers, Jackie Williams, Ronnie Clark, Margaret Sewell, Ernest Leggett, Stevie Higdon, Walter Hein. 6th row - James Sutton, Hershell Hall, Jimmy Ross, Louise Roundtree, Mary Yeager, Ronnie Parker, Lawton Cook, John Smith, Jimmy Daughtery, Kelvin Collins. Page 41 Eighth Grade L to ft - 1st row - Royce Williams, Marilyn Shockley, Susie Turner, Burma Pullium, Dorothy Day, Linda Colye, Tommie Smith, Grace Dowling, Ike Vaughn, Coach Buddy Lowe. 2nd row - Marilyn Bryant, Bettie Alice Reedy, Lois Keith, Evie Hall, Peggy Carpender, Ann Garnto, Gail St. Johns, Blaine Marteeney, Judy Kemp. 3rd row — Jimmy Harris, Sonny Woods, Jo Anne Phillips, Kathy Welch, Winston Harris, Eddie Hoagland, Hughes Powers, Lamar Elton. 4th row - Huba Wass, Kenneth Bowman, Jimny Henderson, Joe Jenkins, Billy Jenkins, Leon Strlcklen, Neil McDuffie, Tommy Green. Page 43 Boys Glee Club L to R - 1st row - Gene Williams, Ted Kemp, Morland Coates, Roger Johnston, Jay Shaffer, Timmy Scobie, A1 Stephens, Pat Bisset. 2nd row - Jack Austin, Ralph Kicklighter, Kerrell Allison, Mike Graham, Rex Van Buskirk, Jimmy Dykes, Elliot Seabrook, Billy Austin, John Hood. 3rd row - Ted Martin, Billy Goodson, Gerald Lucas, Carl Perry Merrill, Robert Lee, Buddy Johnson, Tommy Osborne, Dan Hawkins. 1th row — 3ruce Gilbert, Ronnie McKinney, Kim Kimball, Timmy Hatfield, Charles Johnson, Brock DeMuth, Jimny Daughtry, Edward Parker. Page 13 Girls Glee Club L to R - 1st row - Eva Dell Curry, Evelyn Anderson, Joyce Williams, Peggy Van Selus, Patrica Bobo, The- resa Williams, Barbara Ann Maxwell, Francis Howard, Hartley Hethcox, 3etty Lou Holt. 2nd row - Martha !icCullough, Arlene Daniels, Carolyn Merrill, Ann Nelson, Evelyn Hall, Phyllis Straker, Helen Hudson, Maye English, Helen Guenther, Margaret Jenkins, Joan Gilbert, Linda Turner. 3rd row - Nellie Lee, Elsie Hall, Anne Turner, Jackie Penley, Darlene Turek, Faye English, Connie St.John, Mary Wilson, Joann Brown, Betty Jean Atkinson, Cathy Wiygul, Peggy Pullium. 4th row - Helene Ervin, Virginia Parrish, Gnann Thom- ley, Claudia Calloway, LaVern Webb, Ruby Jane Andrews, Leone Bates, Mary Ann Thomley, Patty Cooper, Gay- nell Marteeney, Jeanr.ie Shockley, Virginia Lee, Carol Hethcox. Page 44 Student Council L to R - 1st row - Jo Anne ihillips, Leon Stricklin. 2nd row - Yvonne Vaughn, Nancy Hood, Margaret Jen- kins, Elliot Seabrook, Joann Brown, Timmy Scobie, Gerald Lucas, James McGirt, Tommy Osborne, Jimmy Daughtry. 3rd row - Billy Austin, Ann Nelson, Virginia Lee, Mr. Brown. Page 44 Key Club L to R - 1st row - Merrill Allison, Elliott Seabrook, Gerald Lucas, Tinny Hatfield, Ror.nie McKinney. 2nd row - Jimmy Dykes, Mr. Millican, Edward Parker - Treas., Billy Austin - V. Pres., A1 Stephens - Pres., James McGirt - Sec., Tonmy Osborne, Johnny McDuffie, Buddy Johnson. Page 45 F. H. A. L to R - 1st row - Evelyn Anderson, Elsie Hall, Theresa Williams, Jeannie Shockley, Eva Dell Curry, Anne Turner, Cathy Wiygul, Barbara Ann Maxwell, Miss Potnroy. 2nd row - Mary McCollough, Patricia Bobo, Jackie Sue Penley, Yvonne Vaughn, Patty Cooper. 3rd row - Helene Ervin, Barbara Stokes, LaVeme Webb, Chris- tine Sasser, Nellie Lee, Joann Brown, Gaynelle Marteeny, Peggy Pulliam. Page 45 F. F. A. L to R - 1st row - Brock DeMuth, Eddie Hoagland, Sonny Wood, Leon Stricklin, Jerry Shockley, Neil McDuf- fie, Billy Jenkins. Kenneth Bauman, Joe Jenkins, Jimny Henderson, Lamar Elton, Huba wass, Tonmy Greene, Billy Creamer. 2nd row - Glenn Gambrell, Kay Greene, Clifford Rountree, Bobby Dempsey, Ronald Greene, Bobby Edge, Bruce Gilbert, Johnny McDuffie, Vernon Smith, Charles Johnson, Tinny Hatfield, Morland Coates, Mike Graham. 3rd row - Jack Millican, Jack Austin, Gerald Nickels, Ralph Darden, Sam Hogg, Ed- ward Parker, Henry Pippins, Ted Herschelman, Cleveland Rhodes, Ellis Hunter, Jimmy Harris, Hughes Pow- ers, Royce Williams, Pat Bissett, Ike Vaughn, Gene Williams, Dalton Bryant. 4th row - Jay Shaffer, Carl Merrill, Franklin Wiley, Jimmy Dykes, Martin Strickland, Harry Brown, Ralph Kicklighter, Frank Randall, James Garnto, Roger Johnston, Robert Lee, Merrell Allison, John Anderson, Sam 3ains. Page 46 Librarians L to R - 1st row - Theresa Williams, Frances Green, Carolyn Merrill, Charlotte Williams, Gaynell Mar- teeny, Virginia Parrish. 2nd row - Jane Webb, Evelyn Anderson, Kay Green, Mary Ann Thomley, Bobby Edge, Ruby Jane Andrews, Mrs. Meadows. Page 46 Mrs. Bambricks Boys L to R - 1st row - Bill Carpenter, Jackie Harris, Jerry Henderson, Larry Parks, Jimmy Daughterty, Mickey Holsworth, Herbby Babb, Frances Seabrook, J. L. Kicklighter, David Coleman,. Buddy Turner. % ■ • - ‘ ,