Umatilla High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Umatilla, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1957 volume:

UttATllXA.HlGH_ScHO i..BfTA.Ct.UB DEDI TO MR. JOSEPH CLYDE STOCK Because he taught us how to look into the worlds in- side the atom, Because he opened up to us the world of light and force and sound, Because he revealed to us unknown vistas in Nature '3 complex realm. Because he pointed the way to understanding of Chem- istry's magic domain. Because he dipped into the future, far as human eye could see Saw the vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be , Because he never was too tired or too busy to help the slowest one to learn. Because his own life was hi s greatest lesson. Because he, like Tennyson's Ulysses, made us want To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield We gratefully dedicate this. The 1957 Bulldog's Tale. catI ON «S3 MRS. IROL WELLS For her selfless dedication to duty. For her unswerving devotion to family and friends, For the radiant example she set for her students. For her disregard of pain and stress, We humbly and gratefully offer this tribute. Mr. Hobart D. Hufford - Supervising Principal of Umatilla High School. Administration Mr. Joe E. Brown - Ele- mentary Principal of Uma- tilla Schools; Sponsor of U-H Club. U Mrs. Elizabeth Rynearson- Secretary and General Of- fice Worker. 1 Mrs. Carolyn Meadows- Spanish I and Spanish II; Librarian. IL Mrs. Marquerite Ed- v;ards - 2nflish(9,H, 12) ; Civics; World History; Sponsor-Sen- ior Class; Senior Plavj New York Trip; Beta Club} Annual . J '� President Gene Williams Vice President Ronnie McKinney Secretary Gaynell Marteeny Reporter Lillian Lupo Treasurer Yvonne Vaughn- GAYNELL MARTEENY - Prom Waitress-1; £1 brary Club-1,2,3; Glee Club-1,2,3,4; F.H.A.- 1,2,3,4 Class Sec. - 3;Junior Play; Girls' State-3; F.T.A -3,4 , P.B.L.A.-4;Who's Who. GENE WILLIAMS - Prom Waiter-1;Class Pres.- 1; Glee Club-1,2,3,4; Football - 1,2,3(CFC. All-Conference ) ,4( ml Conf. ,Cap.) ;BasketbalL 1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2, 3; U Club-1,2,3(Vice Pres.);; F.F.A.-1,2 - (Vice Pres.); Junior Play; Who's Who; Hal- loween King-4. LILLIAN LUPO - Glee Club-3,4 eta Club- 3, 4(Treas.); Editor- in Chief of Annual - 4; Class Reporter-3, 4; F.T.A.-4(Pres.); F.H.A.-3(Histori an); F.B.L.A.-3; Homecom- ing Sponsor-4; Who's Who. RONNIE MCKINNEY -Prom Waiter-1; Fasketball- 1; F.F.A.-1,4; Glee Club-1,2,3; Football- 1,2,3; Halloween King 2;Baseball-2,3,4; Key Club-2,3,4(Pr«s.); U Club-2,3,4;Class Vice Pres.-3; Junior Play Boys' State -3; Beta Club-3,4;Senior Play; Who's Who YVONNE VAUGHN - Prom Waitress-1; F.H.A.-l, 2; Basketball-1,2,3, 4 (Cap.) ; Halloween Queen-2;Student Coun- cil-2;Homecoming Att. 2,3,4; Prom Att.-3 ; Junior Play;Cheerlead- er-3,4 ; U Club-3, 4(Treas.); Beta Club- 4; Who's Who. EVELYN ANDERSON -Bas- ketball-1, 2,14.; P.H.A. - l,2,lj.; Glee Club-1,2, 3,14.; Library Club-2; F.B.L.A. —14. • FRANK BAT NS - Glee Club-1; Football-1,2, 3,U; F.F.A. -1,[ (Coun- ty Pres.);Class Pres. 2; U Club-2,3,; Senior Play. RUBY JANE ANDREWS Basketball-1; Library Club-1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3,ki F.H.A.-l,! ; F.B.L.A.-2,3,l4- (Vice Pres.), BILLY COLLINS - Prom Walter -; F.F.A.-1,2; Glee Club-1; Baseball 1,2,3; Football -1,2, 3(p.on. Ken. All-Con£) k( All-ConferenceSon. Men. All-State); Bas- ketball -1,2,3 (Cap. All-Conf.) ,k (Cap. All-Conf.; U Club - 2,3,U(Pre3.);Key Club 3,14.; Beta Club-3,11� Senior Play ; Who’s Who. ELVA JEAN CURRY Basketball- 1; Glee Club-1,3,1|.;P.H.A.-1, U; F.B.L.A.-1 ; Li- brary Council-lj.; Jun- ior Play ; Senior Play. MARY GARNTO - Glee Club-1; Basketball- 213 , 1+ 5 PiB L«A -lj. j U Club-4. BRUCE GILBERT -Base- ball-1,4; Glee Club- 1,2,3; F.P.A.-l, 4 (Sentinel); Library Club-2. JOHN HOOD - F.F.A.- 1,4(Reporter); Glee Club-1,2,3,1;.; Junior Play; Senior Play. ELSIE HALL - Class Treas.-l; F.H.A.-l, 2,3,1+; Junior Play; F.B.L.A.-3,l+(Sec.) ; F.T.A. - I+; Senior Play. TIMMY HATFIELD - Prom Waiter-l;Class Treas.-l; F.F.A.-l, 2; Glee Club-1,2,3, 4; Basketball -1,2,3, 1+; Un Club-1,2, 3,ki Football Mgr.-2;Key Club-2,3;Class Pres. 3; Library Council- 4(Pres.);Cheerlead- er-4. SUE LOCKE - F.H.A.- 3,lj.(Parlimentarian); F.B.L.A.-3� U� TED KEMP - F.F.A.- 1; Student Council- 1,14.; Glee Club-1,2, 3; Baaketball-1,2,3 (Co-Cap. Hon. Men. All-Conf,4; Foot- ball-1, 2,3(Hon. Men. All-Conf. ) . (All- Conf.); U Club-L 2,3� l4-; Beta Club-3, l|(Pres«); Key Club- lj.; Sr. Play; Hho's Who. VIRGINIA LEE - Prom Waitress-1; F.H.A.- 1,U; Class Sec.-l; Student Council -1 (Sec.-Trees.); Olee Club-1,2,3 ; Beta Club-2,3, U Club 2� 3,l+( Vice Pres.) ; Homecoming Att.- 2, 3,U(Queen); Cheer - leader-2,3(Cap.) ,lj.j Jr. Play; Prom Att. 3; Sr. Play; Who's Who. TERRY MC CAUSLIN - (Transfer from Eus- tis, Fla.-M; Who's Who. MARY McCOLLOUGH - Olee Club-1,2; Prom Waitress-1; F.H.A.- l(Sec. Treas.), 2(Vice Pres.); Jun- ior Play; Student Council-3,U; Senior Play; Who's Who. PEGGY PULLIAM - F.H.A.- 1,2,3,1� .� G1 a Club-1,2, 3; P.B.L.A.-3,U; Who'3 Who. CLIFFORD ROUNDTREE Glee Club-1; F.F.A.-l, 2,l (Vice Pres.) ; Foot- vall-2,3,l (All-Conf. - Co-Cap.); U Club-2,3, I ; Kay Club-1 . | SHIRLEY TREW - F.H.A. - 1,1 ; Glaa Club-; Bas - ketball-1,2,3; Basket- ball Manager-1 ; UW Club 14- No Photo Sorry 1 LAVERNE WEBB MARTIN STRICKLEN Football-1,2,3,1 ; Base- ball-1,a 3,1 5 F.F.A.-l, 2,3,14; Glee Club-1; BU Club-2,3,l (Sgt.-at-Arms) Junior Play;Senlor Play Who’s Who. ELLIOTT SEABROOK - Prom Walter-1;F.F.A.-1; Glee Club-1,2,3; Baseball-1, 2,3,14; Football- 1,2,3 (All-Conf .-I4): Basket- ball-1,2, 3 (Hon Men. All Conf.),! ; U Club 1,2, 3,1 ; Student Councll-2, 3'Vlce Pres.) ,l (Pres.); Beta Club-2,3,1 ; Key Club-2, 3, l (Vice Pres.); Junior PlayjBoys' State Senior Play; Who's Who. ROY PETERSON -Foot- ball-3,1); F.P.A.-2, 1)(Treas. ) ;F.B.L.A.- U; U Club-1); Sen- ior Play. REX VAN BUSKIRK - Library Club -1 ; F.P.4- -i.U 5 Glee Club-1,2,1); Foot - ball-2,3,4; U Club 2,3,k; Senior Play. JOYCE WILLIAMS Basketball -1 ; Li- brary Club-1,3 Glee Club-1,2,3� F.B.L. A. - 2,3,1). ( Pres.); Class Reporter -3,4� Junior Play; Senior Play;F.H.A.-l)(Pres.) Homecoming Sponsor!).� CARLTON WOOD - Glee Club-1; F.F.A.-l,!); Beta Club-2, 3(Treas) l)(yice Pres .); Key Club - 2,3 (Sec.); Football-3,1); Base- ball-1); U Club-3, l)“ Who's Who. IVTHY WTYGUL - Glee lub-l,2,3� l);P H.A. , 2. (Vice Pres.); Lass sec.-2; Home- oming Att.- 2, 1) ; j Club-2(Histor - n) ,3,1+ ; Cheer - eader-2,3� l4-( Cap.); .T.A.-2(Vice Prea.) (Pres.), I) (Sec.); eta Club -2,3� 4 � iris' State ; Jun- or Play;Who's Who. ROXIE LILLIAN LUPO Valedictorian _ r). A. R. Award na cLuiort Honcno, TED KE T Mathematics Award JULIUS ELLIOTT SEABROOK American Legion Award Social Studies Award CATHERINE IRENE WIYOIIL Oansforth Merit Award MYRTLE VIRGINIA LEE Westervelt English Award WYCLIFF CARLTON WOOD Salutatorian Balfour Honor Award FRANKLIN P. HATFTELD,JR. Dansforth Merit Award FRANK EDWARD BAINS Science Award 4_ Jloij-ntU Jorvmv JlQ n. ■ ■ It has been a hectic twelve years for the senior class of 1956-1957. Looking back, we see entering the first grade fresh out of kindergarten......Rilly Collins, Timmy Hatfield, Gaynell Marteeny, Martin Strlcklen, Shirley Trew, and Cathy Wlygul. These were joined by Elva Jean Curry, Mary rarnto, Elsie Hall, John Hood, Virginia Lee, Pecgy Pulliam, Clifford Roundtree, Yvonne Vaughn, Gene Williams, Joyce Williams , Carlton Wood, and LaVerne Webb. All were under the stern teacher, Mrs. Hethcox. Then In the second grade Ted Kemp came, liked us and has stayed ever since. The arrival of the third year found us with two new members, Elliott Seabrook, and Mary McCollough. Our fourth year started slow but before we could get out again, Ronnie McKinney had come in from Ohio. Prom here on in we had one new pupil each year. Frank Bains from Crows Bluff came in with Mrs. Kilker. This year Elliott Seabrook and LaVerne Webb got tired of our school and left, both soon to return. Evelyn Anderson come in the sixth grade, Ruby Jane Andrews came in the seventh and was accompanied by our old friend, Elliott Seabrook. Rex Van Buskirk came in the eighth and Roy Peterson in the ninth. Tn the tenth came Sue Locke, and in the eleventh Lillian Lupo. Last but not least was Terry McCauslin who cime in the twelfth 70eU We, th Senior Class of 1957, being of sound(?)mind and body do bequeath the following? I, EVELYN ANDERSON, will my place in Home Ec. to anyone who needs to learn how to keep house for a man, I, RUBY JANE ANDREWS will my ability to talk in study hall and get away with it to Theresa Williams. I, FRANK BAINS, will my ability to hitch - hike home after football practice to anyone who doesn't have a ride. I, BILLY COLLINS, will my nicknames Doc Sams ’ and White Collar Worker to Jack Austin. Live up to them. Jack. I, ELVA JEAN CURRY, will ray ability to get out of Library Science to Pat Bobo. It's really easy, Pat. I, MARY GARNTO, will my excess weight to Peggy Van Selus. After all, food is the spice of life. I, BRUCE GILBERT, will my ability to soothe Mr. Stock'3 temper to Jimmy Henderson. Watch him, Jim. I, ELSIE HALL, will my ability to 'fjrimp in class to Dorothy DeWolf. Just keep a mirror handy. Dot. I, TIMMY HATFIELD, will my ability to sling corners and literally tear up cars, to Dick Collins. Be careful, kid. I, JOHN HOOD, will my ability to ride a bicycle to Eustis in ten minutes to anyone fool enough to try it. I, TED KEMP, will my ability to really live it up in the summertime to chicken-little Gambrell. Slow and easy,Boy. I, VIRGINIA LEE, will my Love of Life to Patty Cooper, just flash that Colgate and everything is a cinch. I, SUE LOCKE, will my ability to chew gum in Mrs. Edwards class to anyone who can get away with it. Just be careful. I, LILLIAN LUPO, will my ability to not be able to think of anything to will to any prospective senior. I, GAYNELL MARTEENY, will my perfect figure to my cousin Elaine Marteeny Just watch those calories, Eiaine. I, TERRY McCAUSLIN, will my one-acre banana plantation in Panama to my sister, Priscilla. Take care of It, Sis. I, MARY McCOLLOUHH, will my place in the senior play to any one who has a complete month to spare. It takes it. I, RONNIE McKINNEY, will my ability to skip class and not get caught to Barbara Ann Maxwell. Just have a good excuse. I, ROY PETERSON, will my ability to be late to school during football season to Kenneth Bauman. Use the flat-tire excuse. I, PEGGY PULLIAM, will my ability to go to Eustis for lunch and still be back in time to Ginger Parrish. I, CLIFFORD ROUNTREE, will my place on the football squad to Leon Stricklen. Just keep the ole Bulldog Determination . I, ELLIOTT SEABROOK, will my height to Pat Bissett. All It takes Is exercise. Stretch, 1-2; Stretch,1-2. I, MARTIN STRICKLEN, will my ability to skip English without getting caught to Lamar Eiton. Ju3t be nice to Teacher . I, SHIRLEY TREW, will my long blonde hair to Patty Lee. I, REX VAN BUSKIRK, will my good eyesight to Neil McDuffie. Better start using radar, Neil. I,LAVERNE WEBB, will my ability to have Miss Zellman three hours a day to anyone who is reasonably quiet. I, GENE WILLIAMS, will my ability to charm all the girls to Coach Wallis. Watch those girls. Coach. I, JOYCE WILLIAMS, will my ability to go the Freez- Inn all the time to Francis and Hartley. I, CATHY WIYGUL, will my ever ready smile to Helene Ervin. Brighten the corner whereever you are. I, CARLETON WOOD, will be glad to get out. I, YVONNE VAUGHN, will my trips to Gainsville to Joann Brown It's really not so far, Joann. I, WILLIAM TEITGENS, will soon be gone. This is Hop A. Hedda Wiygul from Hollywood. I must tall you that I hava done something that I said I would never do. T have just re- turned from Umatilla, Florida, where I attended a class reunion—which year T'11 never tell you. Darling. I was talked invo this trip by my two good friends, Bains and Peterson, the comedy team,who have just finished their latest picture, THE CROWS BLUF BOYS. Instead of Umatilla, the streamliner stopped in Altoona, a city now, thanks to the Hood Bicycle Factory. My transportation to Umatilla was furnished by the McKinney Auto Service. Mr. McKinney had lent me his own private Cadillac. Mr. McKinney was in Europe transacting a business deal for foreign cars—I'd like to add here that one of these cars will be a special purchase for Virginia Lee, another ex-classmate of mine, who will drive it in the sports car races this season. On the way to town we picked up a hitch hiker carrying a hoe. He had just returned from the orange grove. I nearly drooped my composure upon discovering he was Ted Kemp. They tell me he is the local char- acter—practically a hermit since he was jilted in love several times. The entertainment lor the reunion was superb. Of course you all know Blossom Pulliam and her group of skaters. I've told you about them. They've been in Hollywood several times. Cutie Locke, bubbles Anderson, and Dimples Andrews all are old classmates of mine. The food for the banquet was fit for a king------all prepared by Carlton of the Waldorf. I know him as Carlton Wood. T gathered he took lessons from his mother. The fashion show that went along with the program was put on by Madame CHnry from Paris. Among the models we saw LaVerne Webb and Shirley Trew. Shirley told me that one of the most important seam- stresses was Mary Garnto. The banquet was followed by a dance and it's always a night of heanen to dance to Spike Seabrook and his Drum Rhythm Boys. Again I had the pleasure of watching his feature artist, Foots Collins , do that astounding dance in which everything but his feet move. Then we heard excerpts from Timmy Hatfield's latest book, Jokes for All Occasions. I must stop now and tell you that this whole affair was put on by Lillian Luoo, who makes a specialty of these sort of things. Everything stopped when Mr. Stricklen made his late appearanee—- he is quite a celebrity since he discovered the secret formula for in- serting antifreeze into opange trees, making it possible to lease the Antartic for an orange grove. Mary McCollough was with him. She has made a fortune herself from the Penguin Feather Mattresses she manufactures. Elsie Hall was beautiful when she gave us a song from her latest album—Songs for Lovers. After the dance we drove out to the Shanty Shack owned and oper- ated by Gene Williams----a beautiful place and the most gorgeous wait- resses who they say are carefully picked by the owner himself. Gene told us that most of the food he serves is raised by Terry McCauslin. Many of his employees come to him from the Williams' Employment Agency run by his cousin, Joyce. A real treat was in store for us the next day when we were treat- ed to an inspection tour of the Roundtree Dry Cleaning Establishment. This is the home of the Roundtree Spot Remover----the slogan is A Blot or a Dot, It Hits the Spot. Rocket Vaughn came to the motel that night to try and persuade me to take a trip into outer space with her. I politely refused this fa- mous woman but we did talk about her recent trip to the moon. I had to get back to Hollywood so as I was packing in came Gaynell Marteeny-better known to the world as Warteeny,the Marriage Counselor. We chatted for a while and she told me about Bruce Gilbert, the most hated man in Florida since he invented the Automatic Orange dicker putting all the pickers out of business. T understand that Labor Lead- er Van Buskirk is putting this esse In court to try to outlaw the machine. I must be signing off now. This is Hop A. Hedda Wiygul, always a hop ahead with the gossip, saying goodbye until next week. Y sJ wm UAAJ� LL Billy Collins Mary McCollough Virginia Lee Elliott Seabrook Best fll(-RouN(t Ted Kemp Lillian Lupo Best Dressed. Gaynell Marteeny Gene Williams TK 706 706 Cathy Wiygul Martin Stricklen Yvonne Vaughn Billy Collins THosi fltkUlic Virginia Lee Ronnie McKinney [ultst Lillian Lupo Carlton Wood HU iNltlletluaL Peggy Pulliam Terry McCauslin Quieltst TK Se Uon. @eUe tdevi Sept. k Sept. 21 Oct. 6 Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 31 Nov. 10 Nov. 20 Nov. 26 Nov. 29 Nov. 1 Dec. 6 Dec. 8 Dec. Dec. 18 Dec. 22 Jan. 2 Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Feb. 13-16 Feb. 18 Feb. 20 Feb. 21 Feb. 22 Feb. 26 Feb. 28— Feb. 28-2 March k March 11-16 March 18 March 22 Apri 1 11 April 12 May 10 May 17 June 2 June k June 6 June 9 NU-V.«Aus i C. o - C.V«-Wf .£ • School Opens First football game with Apopka—We won l First Rummage Sale Sociology Trip to Florida Farm Colony and Girls Industrial School Homecoming—We Beat Bishop Moore Lillian and Joyce-Sponsors;Virginia-Queen Halloween King and Queen Gene Williams and Joann Brown Car Wash Hunting Season Opens--College Day In Leesburg Who'3 Who elected Last game-Beat Tavares CO-C' AMBSI Junior Play Shrine Bowl—Ted had appendicitis First basketball game Christmas holidays begin—Gayne1! engaged Senior party at Billy's Beta Banquet Back to school Evelyn engaged Magazine Drive Begins Conference Tournament-Girls Runner-up Senior State Exams Magazine Drive Ends—wary Garnto sold mostl Card Party Out for Washington's Birthday Out for Leesburg Centennial District Tournament Shirley had appendix out Play books arrive County Fair Ruby Jane engaged District Music Contest--SUPERTOR' Senior Play State Music Contest Skip-Away Day Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom Baccalaureate Service Class Night Graduation!111 New York Bound! ft dO. JUNIORS President........Jerry Shockley Vice President....Patty Coooer Secretary.......Prances Howard Treasurer..........Pat Bissett Reporter......Christine Sasser JERRY SHOCKLEY - F.F.A. 1; Class Vice Pres. -1; Glee Club- 2,3; Junior PlayjBeta Club-3; Class Pres.-3. PATTY COOPER - Basket - ball-1; Prom Waitress - 1; Class Treas.- 1,2; Glee Club-1,2,3;F.H.A.- 1,2,3; Cheerleader-1,2, 3(Co-Cap.) ; un Club-1, 2,3(Sec.); Homecoming Att.-2;Halioween Queen- 25 Junior Play; Girls' State-3;Class Vice Pres. 3; F.T.A.-3. FRANCES HOWARD - F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club-1,2,3; Class Sec.-1,2,3; Beta Club -3; Junior Play ; F.T.A.-3. PAT BISSETT - F.F.A.-1; Class Pres.-l;Glee Club 1,2; Basketball-1,2, 3; Baseball-1,2,3; Student Council-2; Key Club -3; U Club-3; F.B.L.A.-3; Class Treas.-2,3; Prom Waiter-1; Junior Play . CHRISTINE SASSER -F.H.A. 1,2,3; Library Council- 2(Sec.); F.B.L.A. -2,3 (Treas.); Class Report- er-3; F.T.A.-3; Junior Play. Joann Brown JACK AUSTIN - P.F.A.-l; Prom Waiter-1;nU Club- 1,2,3; Glee Club -1,2; Student Council - 1,2,3 (Vice Pres.); Baseball- 1,2,3; Rasketball-1,2,3 Football -1£, 3(All-Conf.) Class Pres.-2;Key Club- 2,3; Beta Club-2,3; Jun- ior Play. PATRICIA BOBO ' P.H.A.- 1,2,3; Glee Club- 1,2 ; Class Reporter-2; Li- brary Council-2,3 (R® - porter); Junior Play. Brock DeMuth MORELAND COATES - Base- ball-1,2,3; Glee Club- 1,2,3; F.F.A.-1;F.B.LA 3; Junior Play. JOANN BROWN - Student Council Rep.-l; Prom Waitress-1; F.H.A.-1,2, 3; Glee Club-1,2,3 bas- ketball -1,2,3;Cheerlead er-1,2,3; U Club-1,2, 3; Homecoming Att.-2,3; Junior Play; F.T.A.-3; Halloween Queen-3. Dorothy DeWolf BROCK DEMUTH- Glee Club 1; Class Reporter-1,2 ; F.F.A.-1,2,3; F.B.L.A.- 3; Junior Play. DOROTHY DEWOLF - Trans- fer from Fort Lauderdale Fla.-3; F.H.A.-2,3; Glee Club-2,3. tVRRY KENVON - Transfer ijorn Jacksonville,Fla.- 5. Baseball-2,3; Glee Club-3; U Club-3;stu- dent Counci 1-3; Junior Play. 3; Beta Club-3; F.T.A.- 3; Junior Play. I: BARBARA ANN MAXWELL - Prom Waltreaa-l; Class Reporter-1; Basketball- 1, 2,3(Co-Cap.); Cheer- leader-1,2,3; Club- 1,2,3i F.H.A.-1,2(His - torlan),3(Vlce Pres.) ; Glee Club-1,2,3; P.T.A.- 3; Junior Play. HELENE ERVIN - P.H.A.- 1,2,3; Prom Waitress - 1; Glee Club-1,2,3;Bas ketball-2; Junior Play VERNON LEE SMITH - 1,2; P.H.A.-1,2,3; Jun- ior Play. VIRGINIA PARRTSH- Li- brary Council-1,2;P.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club -1,2,3; P.B.L.A.-2.3; Junior Play. Jerry Kenyon Helene Ervin Vernon Lee Smith Hartley Hethcox Barbara Ann Maxwell Virginia Parrish Gnann Thomley Thearsa Williams JACKIE PENLEY - F.E.A.-1,2, 3; Glee Club-1,2; Junior Play. THERESA WILLIAMS - Library Council-1; P.H.A. -l(Treas.) 2,3; Glee Club-1,2,3; Jun- ior Play. JEANNIE SHOCKLEY - Prom Waitress-1; Glee Club-1,3 3: P.H.A.-1.2(Sec.-Treas.) 3; Student Council-2,3; F.T.A.-3; Beta Club-2;Jun- ior Play. PEGGY VAN SELUS - Glee Club-1,2; Library Council 2; Student Council-2(Sec. Treas.); F. H.A. - 2; U Club-2,3; F.B.L.A.- 2,3 5 Beta Club-2,3;Junior Play GNANN THOMLEY - Class Re- porter-1; Glee Club-1,2,3; P.H.A.-1,2. SOPHOMORES Kenneth Bauman Marylin Bryant Jimmy Henderson Pegpy Carpenter Linda Coyle Billy Jenkins Dorothy Day Paul Lupo Ann Garnto Richard fcyon Elaine Marteeny Ike Vaughn .To Ann Phillips No Pko't� Too 3uSM Marilyn Shockley Fvie Hall Lois Keith Leon- Stricklen Kathy Welch Neal McDuffie Hughes Powers Judy Kemp FBESHMEH Doodles Seabrook Andrew Wawrsycki Glenda 3ertine Melvin Collins 'prea lttuZK (?lct4A CLASS OFFICERS President.................Doodles Seabrook Vice President.......Herbert Babb Secretary.......J.L. Kicklighter Treasurer..........Carol Ann Holt Reporters...................Micky Holsworth Andrew Wawrsycki Micky Holsworth Ronnie Clark Claudia Calloway Jane Coates David Coleman 1 I i Myrle Daniels Bang Collins Mary Kay Garris Louise Roundtree Lloyd Miller Beatrice Tietgens Ernest Leggett Juliette Wingfield John Ed Smith Buddy Turner Tobie Wiygul Rodger Webb PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE Margaret Ann Sewell Ronnie Parker Mary Yeager V DHDEBCUSSMEH 'R. J.E.BRnWN MRS. CECILIA PAMBRTOK MRS. MARTHA BARRETT MR. JACK A'TLLICAN MRS. BERTHA BREWER MMMMHH MR. J.C.STOCK MR. CHARLES LOVP7 A MRS. ALICE ROYAL MISS ANNA T-LDER Secretary-Treasurer Jimmy Harris Vica President Lounetta Enfinger President Howard McQuilkin lstTroS (left to right) - Stanley Krupski, Jimmy Lou Rogers, Marline Eng- lish, Polly Merckle, Prances Rigdon, Dorothy McCall, Ollie Canyon, Bo Scott 2nd row (left to right) - Barbara Sue Johnston, Ann Green, Ann Wood, Carolyn Sauls. Sherry Green, Betty Ethridge, Glenda Ruth Driggers, Imosene Sutton, Faye McKinley, Carmen Harberson, Lucy Thomas, Miss Anna PI dor Srd row (left to right) - Don Peterson, Roy Warren, Sammy Thomas, David Hall, Jack Harris, Larry Parks, Otis English, Niles Full Ferrell, Howard McQuilkin, Jackie Williams, Jimmy Harris, Fred Matherson. tyuute President Patsy Dykes Secretary-Treasurer Doris Hall Vica President Buddy McTureous SECTION II 1st row (left to right) - Jeff Hamrick, Eugene Waterman, Bobbie Merrill, Sara Howell, Sharon Anderson, Birtia DeMuth, Janice Leggett, Kathleen Vossburg, Victor McAdams, J.T. Peacock. 2nd row (left to right) - Nyoka Caaskey, Susie Ryon, Betsy Brooks, Patsy Lou Johnston, Judy Jackson, Su- san Wingfield, Carol McCown, Patsy Dykes,Doris Hall, Gayle May, Beatrice Jackson, Mr. Charles Lowe. 3rd row (left to right) - Charles Hall, Bob- by Vaughn, Roy Carpender, Jimmy Scobie, Sammy Kemp, Martin Traywick, Bri- ny Stapleton, Johnny Webb, Dick Collins, Ray Guenther, Charles Tibbals, Buddy McTureous. Seventh tyiacte President Ray Bryant Vice President Charles Babb Secretary-Treasurer Lucy Faya Schultz SECTION I 1st row (left to right) - Maurin Hall, Faye Dempsey, Lucy Faye Schultz, Patricia Wolf, Darlene Miller, Mary Gerding, Phyllis English, Dean Pre - vatt, Mertice McDuffie, Rosie Brew, Judith Monk, Sandy McAdams,Mrs. Mar- tha Barrett. 2nd row (left to right) - Gerald Budzilowski, Jimmy Phil - lips, Leanard Smith, Tommy Austin, Tommy Coates, Jimmy Latner, Dalton Yancy, Charlie Smith, Leonard Folsom, Avery Wood, Robert Craig, Ray War- ren, Charles Babb. Seventh tytade President Bill Ryon Vice President Larry Curry Secretary-Treasurer Talmadge Cook 1st row (left to right) - Ronnie Peters, Mary Catherine Cook, Patricia Witt, Barbara Anderson,Charlotte Brown, Mary Prances Scott, Ann Dempsey, Loretta Miller, Jewell Lee, Molly Day, Gene Scott, Mrs. Alice Royal. 2nd row (left to right) - David Carroll, Joe Hogg, Tommy Locke, Euias C. Williford, William Ryon, LaVry Curry, Jimmy Parrish, Harrison Dempsey, Craig Leglighter, Smiley Wiley. ACTIVITIES Assistant - Carlton Wood Club Editor - Ronnie McKinney Assistant - Yvonne Vaughn Class Editor - Cathy Wiygul Assistant - Patty Cooper Sports aditor - tsuiy oomns Assistant - Jack Austin Feature Editor - Ted Kemp Assistant - Lamar Elton Art Editor - Elliott Seabrook Assistant - Jeannie Shockley Head Typist - Peggy Van Selus Photographic Editor - Jack Austin ituuial Business Manager - Virginia Lee Assistant - Mary McCollough Cu -U 1st row (left to right) - Cathy Wiygul, Elaine Marteeny, Virginia Lee, Frances Howard, Patty Cooper, Jeannie Snockley, 2nd row (left to right) - Lillian Lupo, Mary McCollough, Peggy Van Selus, Carlton Wood, Ted Kemp. 3rd row (left to ri$it) - Ronnie McKin- ney, Jerry Shockley, Jack Austin, Elliott Seabrook, BillyCollins, Lamar Elton, Kathy Welch, Hartley Hethcox, Mrs. Edwards (sponao Yvonne Vaughn. Bek cu President..................Ted Kemp Vice-President...Carlton Wood Secretary........Patty Cooper Treasurer..............Lillian Lupo Council President Elliott Seabrook Vice-President Jack Austin Secretary-Treasurer Elaine Marteeny Seated (left to right) - Buddy Turner, Susie Turner, Barbara Sue Johnston, Mickey Holsworth, Mary McCollough, Elaine Marteeny , Jeannie Shockley, Larry Curry, Tommy Austin, Bobby Vaughn. Stand- ing (left to right) - Leon Stricklen, Ted Kemp, Jack Austin, Mr. Hufford (spon.), Elliott Seabrook, Jerry Kenyon. 1st row (left to right) - Glenn Gambrell, Kathy Welch, Yvonne Vaughn, Gall St. John, Susie Turner, Barbara Ann Maxwell, Patty Cooper, Joann Brown, Virginia Lee, Cathy Wiygul, Jack Austin. 2nd row (left to right) - Martin Stricklen, Miss Zellman(spon.), Leon Stricklen, Mary Gamto, Shirley Trew, Peggy Van Selus, Mary Yeag- er, JoAnn Phillips, Pat Bissett, Lamar Elton, Ronnie McKinney, Gerald Nichols, Coach lllis (spon.). 3rd row (left to right) - Billy Jenkins, Doodles Seabrook, Clifford Roundtree, Billy Col- lins, Timmy Hatfield, Ted Kemp, Elliott Seabrook, Roger Johnston, Gene Williams, Frank Bains, Hughes Powers, Carlton Wood, Roy Pet- erson, Jerry Kenyon. U cu President Billy Collins Vice-President Virginia Lee Secretary Patty Cooper Treasurer Yvonne Vaughn Sergeant at Arms Martin Stricklen J.B.UL President Joyce Williams Vice-President Ruby Jane Andrews Secretary Elsie Hall Treasurer Christine Sasser Seated (left to right)-Moreland Coates, LaVerne Webb, Elsie Hall, Joyce Williams, Ruby Jane Andrews, Christine Sasser, Gaynell Mar- teeny, Standing (left to right) - Sue Locke, Peggy Pulliam, Brock DeMuth, Mary Garnto, Elva Jean Curry, Ann Garnto,Peggy Van Selus, Evelyn Anderson, Roy Peterson, Pat Bissett, Mrs. Royal(spon.), Seated (left to right) - Mrs. Brewer(spon.), Elsie Hall, Gaynell varteeny, Patty Cooper, Lillian Lupo, Prances Howard, Christine Sasser. Standing (left to right) -Susie Turner, Jeannie Shockley, Gall St.John,Barbara Ann Maxwell, Joann Rrown,Kathy Welch, Hart - le£ Hethcox, Cathy Wiygul, Virginia Lee. President Lillian Lupo Vice-President Jeannie Shockley Secretary Cathy Wiygul Treasurer Patty Cooper Seated (left to right) - Clifford Roundtree, Carlton wood, Jimmy Henderson, Pat Bissett, Leon Stricklen., Lamar Elton. Standing (left to right) - Ronnie McKinney, Mrs. Millican (spon.), GeraH Nichols. Elliott Seabrook, Billy Collins, Ted Kemp, Jack Austin, Glenn Gambrell. Kaj Cul President Ronnie McKinney Vice-President Elliott Seabrook Secretary Carlton Wood Treasurer Gerald Nichols President Prank Pains Vice-President Clifford Roundtree Secretary Gerald Nichols Treasurer Roy Peterson Reporter John Hood Sentinel Bruce Gilbert 1st. row (left to right) -Glenn Gambrell, Gerald Nichols, Ronnie McKin- ney, Clifford Roundtree, Prank Bains, John Hood, Bruce Gilbert, Roy Peterson, Rex Van Buskirk, Carlton Wood. 2nd row (left to right) Walter Heim, John Ed Smith, Herbie Babb, Jackie Harris, Buddy Turner, Roger Webb, Tommy Green, Lloyd wilier, Robert O’Neil, wr. Millican (spon.). 3rd row (left to right) - Don Peterson, Lomax Sasser, Leslie Kenyon, Hughes Powers, Melvin Collins, T. L. Kicklighter, Ronnie Clark, Kenneth Bauman, Billy Jenkins, Bang Collins, Jimmy Harris. 1st row (left to right) - Sue Locke, Evelyn Anderson, Ruby Jane Andrews, June Waterman, Glenda Bertine, Linda Lambert, Joyce Wil- liams, Elsie Hall, Gaynell Marteeny, Virginia Lee, Priscilla Mc- Causlin. 2nd row (left to right) - Patty Cooper, Tobie Wiygul , Myrle Daniels, Claudia Calloway, Jane Coates, Carol Holt, Patty Lee, Jeannie Shockley, Helene Ervin, Theresa Williams, Dorothy DeWolf, Elva Jean Curry, Miss Elder (soon.), 3rd row (left to right) - Mary Lou Garris, Beatrice Tietgens, Jackie Sue Penley, LaVerne Webb, Peggy Pulliam, Christine Sasser, Louise Roundtree, Patricia Bobo, Juliette Wingfield, Joann Brown, Hartley Hethcox, Barbara Ann Maxwell, Margaret Ann Sewell, Mary Yeager, Shirley Trew, Kathy Keel, Prances Howard. ju.a. resident Joyce Williams Vice-President Louise Roundtree Secretary LaVerne Webb Treasurer June Waterman President Elect Barbara Ann Maxwell Parliamentarian Sue Locke Recreation Chairman Tobie Wiygul Historian Prances Howard Public Relations Chairman Elva Jean Curry Moreland Coates Brock DeMuth pat Blssett Roy Peterson Peggy Pulliam Christine Sasser LaVerne Webb Ruby Jane Andrews Elva Jean Curry Patricia Bobo Mrs. Meadows Timmy Hatfield 1st row (loft to right) - Lucy Payo Shultz, Patsy Dykes, Doris Hall, Mike Hatfield, Ike Vaughn, Jerry Shockley, John Hood, John Ed Smith, Lloyd Miller, Marylin Bryant, Elsie Hall, Linda Coyle, Juliette Wing- field, Jane Coates, Jeannie Shockley, JoAnn Brown, Virginia Parish. 2nd row (left to right) - Dot Day, Barbara Scott, Barbara Ann Maxwell, Jerry Henderson, Bang Collins, Mickey Holsworth, David Coleman, More- land Coates, J. L. Kicklighter, Kathy Jo Keel, Tobie Wiygul, Carol Ann Holt, Gaynell Marteeny, Hartley Hethcox, Cathy Wiygul, Claudia Callo- way, Prances Howard. 3rd row (left to right) - Dorothy DeWolf, Elva Jean Curry, Mary Kay Garris, Priscilla McCauslin, Lillian Luno, Sherry Morrell, Joyce Williams, Patty Cooper, •Timmy Hatfield, Gene Williams, Rex VanBuskirk, Jerry Kenyon, Marilyn Shockley, Evie Hall, Lois Keith, Burma Pulliam, Evelyn Anderson, Peggy Carpenter, Jo Ann Phillips. 4-H CUr 1st row (left to richt) - Sandy McAdams, Mary Henderson. Patsy Thomley, Shirley Smith, Sandra Bobo, Shirley Parks, Rida O'Bryan, Shirley McKennly, Rose Marie McClauson, Carmen Roberts, jania Kenny, Betty Patterson, Gail Traywick. 2nd row (left toriffht) - Louise Rodante, Helen Carpenter, Barbara Patterson, Elsie Thomas, Diane Bickford, Eva Mae Rigdon, Janet Williams, Erma Joe Penley, Linda Keith, Nita Wesson, Mary Catherine Cook. 3rd row (left to right) -Jane Ramsey, Jeannie Heaten,Betty Paeient, Diane Prevstt, Patty Wolf, Sandra'Mace, Phyllis English, Darlene ‘-'iller, Frances Scott, Ann Dennsy, Betty peterson, Betty Vossberg. 1st row (left to right) - Bobby Bryant, Buddy Hall, Zeb Osborne, Richard Hennings, Jerry Hatfield, Larry Kreger, Dee Douglas,Cecil Becker, Benny Krupsi, Ray Quinn, Eddie Turek, Ronny Gilbert. 2nd row (left to right)-Paul Gerding, Charles Babb, Joe Hogp-, Robert Craig, David Carroll, Leonard Folsum,John Ed Sm5th, Jimmy Parish, Tommy Coates, Dalton Yancey, Sammy Carroll, Leslie Jones. YYY % 1st row (left to right) - Clifford Roundtree, Ht. 5,9W, Wt. 175, Center; Roy Peterson, Ht, 5 8”, Wt. II4.0, Half-Back; Frank Bains, Ht. 5'10 , Wt. 155, Guard; Gene Williams, Ht. 5'9n, Wt.160, Half- Back; Carlton Wood, Ht. 5'10 , Wt. ll}5� End. 2nd row (left to right) - Rex Van Buskirk, Ht. 5'11 Wt. 175, Tackle; Ted Kemp, Ht. 61, Wt. 172, Quarter-Back; Elliott SeabrOok, Ht. 6'lfw, Wt. 170, End} Billy Collins, Ht. 6'l , Wt. l80, Half-Back; Martin Strlcklen, Ht. 5'10n, Wt. 210, Tackle. Senear pootfoUC COACH LEE WTLLTS Football Baseball COACH BUDDY LOWE Asst. Football Basketball 1st row (left to right) : Richard Ryon (mgr.) , Mike Hatfield, Gerald Nichols, Lamar Elton, Billy Jenkins, Leon Stricklen, Kenneth Bauman, Roger Johnston, Hughes Powers, Doodles Seabrook, Glenn Gambrell, Jack Austin. 2nd row (left to right) : Coach Lowe, Gene Williams, Billy Collins, Ted Kemp, Rex VanBuskirk, Elliott Seabrook, Martin Stricklen, Prank Bains, Clifford Roundtree, Carlton Wood, Roy Peterson, Coach Willis. '? uxt6 zU 7eci K footfall schedulf Apopka they 7 we 21 Clermont 7 27 New Smyrna 13 27 Mt. Dora 6 13 St. Cloud 6 32 Bishop Moore 6 19 Eusti s 0 Ik Lyman 7 20 Groveland 0 7 Tavares 7 18 771 1- «W (Wcrcrtl Co ‘Ouwpi 195k Under the leadership of Coach Lee Willis from North Carolina, the Uma- tilla Bulldogs went unde- feated in regular season play, winning ten games and losing only a post season game to Cocoa. During regular season play, the Bulldogs scored 198 points to their oppo- nents' 59. Pour senior boys made All-Conference. They were Ted Kemp, Gene Williams , Billy Collins , all who played in the backfield, and Clifford Roundtree , who played center . The other to make All-Confer- ence was Junior Jack Aus- tin who played guard. Senior Gene Williams, Capt All-Conf. Clifford Roundtree, Co-Capt. All-Conf. Martin Stricklen Ted Kemp All-Conf. Elliott Seabrook Prank Bains Rex Van Buskirk Billy Collins All-Conf. Roy Peterson Carlton Wood u. 1st row (left to right) : Sammy Kemp (mgr.), Glenn Gambrell, Pat Bis- sett, Gene Williams, Jack Austin, Timmy Hatfield, Ray Guenther (mgr.), 2nd row (left to right) : Coach Lowe, Ted Kemp, Elliott Seabrodk, Ro- ger Johnston, Hilly Collins, Gerald Nichols. ‘Scu£et6 Ut 7m k SCHEDULE they we Montverde lb 77 Leesburg 60 50 Mt.Dora Bible School 30 55 Kissimmee 52 36 Montverde 17 89 Apopka hi 26 Clermont 27 75 Kissimmee 1+6 52 Lake Weir 55 37 Mt.Dora 59 55 Tavares 52 55 Eustis bo 59 Groveland 57 St.Cloud bi So Mt.Dora 52 62 Clermont U§ 82 Lake Weir 68 51 Tavares 52 55 Eustis 70 79 Mt.Dora Bible School 38 56 Groveland 50 53 Conference Tournament St.Cloud 61 Tavares 50 35 District Tournament Titusville 39 Coach Lowe's boys won fif- teen and lost six regular season games. The Bulldogs did not fare as well in the tournaments where they won one and lost two games. Five of the boys scored over two- hundred points. They were Billy Collins(306) .Roger Johnston(225), Gerald Nichols(211), Elliott Sea- brook (210), and Ted Kemp (206). Ted was not able to play in all of the games because of an opera- tion at the first of the season. Captain Billy Collins was the on- ly boy to make All-Conference. Roger Johnston Jack Austin Pat Bissett Dumpy Gea’orook Glenn Gambrell Ted Kemp Gerald Nichols Timmy Hatfield Gene Williams Billy Collins, Capt. (left to right) : Coach Lowe, Ike Vaughn, Doodles Seabrook, Jimmy Henderson, Jack Austin, Billy Jenkins, Sonny Wood, Lamar Llton SCHEDULE they we Eustis 28 Leesburg 15 18 Mt.Dora Bible School 27 61 . Lake Weir 19 25 Eustis 25 38 Lake Weir 31 56 The Umatilla B' team went undefeated during the past bas- ketball season by winning six games. This team was composed of five sophomores, namely, Jimmj Henderson, Lamar Elton, Ike Vaughn, Billy Jenkins, and Son- ny Wood; junior, Jack Austin ; and freshman, Doodles Seabrook. wbc 1st rowdeft to right) - Leslie Kenyon, Pat Bissett, Bruce Gilbert, Jerry Kenyon, Jack Austin, Coach Willis. 2nd row (left to right) - Hughes Powers, Lamar Elton, Jimmy Henderson, Gerald Nichols,Carlton Wood. 3rd row (left to right) - Martin Stricklen, Ronnie McKinney, Leon Stricklen, Ted Kemp, Moreland Coates. l th row (left to r ght)- Elliott Seabrook, Roger Johnston, Jackie Williams, Martin Traywick. Scut all Squad Nichols at Eat 1st row (left to rirht) - Yvonne Vaughn, Gall St. John, Jo Ann Phillips, JoAnn Brown, Mary Yeager, Barbara Ann Maxwell. 2nd row (left to right) - Miss Zellman, Tobie Wiygul, Judy Kemp, Kathy Jo Keel, Patsy Johnston, Kathy Welch, Louise Roundtree, Patsy Dykes, Bobbie Merrill, Pevgy Van Selus. The Umatilla Lady Bulldogs had another successful season this year under the able coach- ing of Miss Elsie Zellman.They did not win the conference but only lost two regular season games and one tournament game. JoAnn Brown led the team in scoring, closely followed by Barbara Ann Maxwell. The other regular members of the team are Gail St.John, Jo Ann Phil- lips, Mary Yeager, and Yvonne Vaughn. Yvonne is the only Senior to leave the team. Miss Elsie Zellman Coach (TAeex Patty Cooper(Co-Capt) Cathy � iiygul(Captain) Yvonne Vaughn Timmy Hatfield Susie Turner It Joann Brown Barbara Ann Maxwell The Sophomore's Float THE 'VINNER Homecoming Day for Umatilla was October 26, 1996. Umatilla played Bishop Moore and won 27-6. Virginia Lee was elected queen by the football boys. She was escorted by Jerry Ken- yon. The attendants and their escorts were Cathy wiygul and Billy Austin, Yvonne Vaughn and Jimmy Dykes, JoAnn Brown and Tommy Osborne, Susie Turn- er and Jerry Shockley. SNAPSHOTS Schcrai D aqs Up in the morning and off to school JL ...ring, ring goes the bell ...the guy behind you won't leave you alone ...drop the coin right into the slot ...teacher is teach- ing the golden rule ...cook in the lunch- room ready to sell V ...soon as three o'clock rolls around ...with the one you love you're making romance ...studying hard and hoping to pass ...the teacher don't know how mean she looks ...down the hall and into the street ...all day long you bean wantin’ to dance V Ktle J«V« nj Down IK ol(L vnill sin to Kenae Wr StU l D ff it me Conner Dt4st| Ro j Oil W CVirliV 1)41 5 FalKtv 5% Calnn M BuAA.S ■♦ J dn uaHr Part'} Poll AN Call AU SWK UF M . s� ni nln In the preceding pages, a scrapbook of memories has been laid before you. There are those of you, who, with these memories, will walk from the doors of Umatilla High School into the widely spread arms of the world; and again, there are those who will spend more years of their lives in the halls of Umatilla High, encouraged by the laughter of classmates. We have tried to em- phasize the bond between the classes and activities, both of which are essential in making school life pleasant and worthwhile. The Rulldop's Tale Staff has presented to you with an amiable gesture this volume of tha Bulldog's Tale to keep the pleasures of this unforgettable year ever fresh in your mind. THE 1957 ANNUAL STAFF i