Umatilla High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Umatilla, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

DEDICATION To our helpful and understanding teacher, counselor, and friend, who has rendered every service possible to uphold the spirit of our Uma- tilla High; to maintain harmony in attaining goals set up by the student body; to promote honesty and integrity in all walks of life; and to en- courage each individual to meet challenges, face them, and overcome them, thus being the stronger for having done so. To one of the most devoted and lovable teachers, we, the Annual Staff of 1960, proudly dedicate this edition of the Bulldog's Tale to our very own . . . Mr. James H. Hardin RUEBEN W. CRAIG Supervising Principal ELIZABETH RYNEARSON School Secretary PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Dear Students, This annual represents a year of your education. Only a short time ago you returned for the first day of the 1959-60 school term. Now the term is drawing to a close. We should take a look at the past year and see how wisely it has been used. Some of you are to be commended on the wise use of your time. Others of you need to make resolutions to do a better job in the future. Never before has achievement in school meant so much. Never before have we had the scholastic competition that students must face today. The record you make here will determine the course of your future. It is my hope that all of you can remember this year as being one of your more pleasant and more rewarding years of school. To the departing Seniors I would like to say. We will miss you; you are an outstanding group. To the other students the goal should be to make the next year better than this year. It has been a pleasure for me to work with you this year. Sincerely yours, Rueben W. Craig MR. J. E. BROWN Elementary Principal MRS. MARGUERITE EDWARDS MR. JAMES HARDIN Senior Sponsor, Beta Club and Annual Sponsor, Eng- lish and P. O. D. , 18 years in Umatilla High. Sophomore Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor, Sciences, 2 years in Umatilla High. Junior Sponsor, Girls' Bas- ketball Coach, Phys. Ed. and American History, 13 years in Umatilla High. Head Football Coach, Phys, Ed. Director and Civics, 2 years in Umatilla. MRS. CLEMMIE FRIEDMAN MR. JOHN P. WESTERVELT Sophomore Sponsor, Co- Sponsor Bulldogs Bark, Commercial Subjects, 2 years in Umatilla. Eighth Sponsor, Mathematics, 1 year in Umatilla High. MRS. RUTH SHAW MR. JACK MILLICAN Freshman Sponsor, F. H. A. Sponsor, Home Economics, 1 year Umatilla High. F. F. A. Sponsor, Key Club Sponsor, Agriculture, 9 years Umatilla High. MRS. MARGARET YANCEY MR. ELVIS LEWIS Sponsor Library Club, Li- brarian, English, Library Science, 3 years Umatilla High. Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, 8th Grade Sponsor, 3 years Umatilla High. Freshman Sponsor, Glee Club Sponsor, Music, 1 year Umatilla High. Junior Sponsor, Co-Sponsor Bulldog’s Bark, Spanish and English, 1 year Uma- tilla High. PRESIDENT Michael Clarence Holsworth VICE PRESIDENT Francis Gervais Seabrook SECRETARY Claudia Lucile Callaway TREASURER Sue Ethelene Phelps FRANCIS GERVAIS SEABROOK. Key Club-2,3 (Vice Pres. ): Delegate to Dis trict Convention-4; Class President-1; Prom Waiter-1; Football-1,2, 3 (All- Mid-Lakes Conf. ), 4 (AH-Mid-Lakes Conf., All-County, North-South All- Star Game, Captain); Basketball-1,2. 3 (Capt. ), 4 (All-Mid-Lakes Conf.); Base- ball-2, 3 (All-Mid-Lakes Conf.), 4 (All- Mid-Lakes Conf.;; Student Council Sec. -Treas.-2; U Club-1, 2, 3.4 (Pres. ); Junior Play; Glee Club-2; Who's Who. CLAUDIA LUCILE CALLAWAY. Prom Waitress-1; Glee Club-1, 3, 4; F. H. A. -1; Annual Staff-3,4; Basketball-2, 3,4; U Club-3,4; Beta Club-2, 3 (Treas. ),4; Library Council-3 (Reporter); Prom Chairman-3; Girls’ State; Student Coun- cil-4; Senior Class Sec.; Senior Who's Who; Senior Play; D. A. R. Citizenship Award; Honor Graduate. SUE ETHELENE PHELPS. Glee Club-3; F. H. A. -3 (Treas. ); Junior Play; F. T. A. - 3; Class Treas. -4; Halloween Queen-4; Bulldog's Bark Staff-4 (Feature Ed. ); Sen- ior Play; Who's Who. MICHAEL CLARENCE HOLSWORTH. Key Club-2,3 (Sec. ), 4 (Pres.): Beta Club-2, 3(Vice Pres. ), 4 (Vice Pres. ); U Club- 2,3,4; Student Council-1,2; Class Pres- ident-3,4; Science Club-2 (Treas. ); Football-2, 3 (Hon. Mention AU-Conf.), 4(AU-Conf., Hon. Mention All-County, Capt. ); Glee Club-1,2: Junior Play; Senior Play; Prom Waiter-1; Boys' State; Who's Who: Honor Graduate. HERBERT ARTHUR BABB, JR. Class Vice Pres. -1; Class Pres. -2; Glee Club -z; Science Club-2(V. Pres.); Class Treas. -3; Student Council-3(Vice Pres. ); Key Club-2, 3,4(V. Pres. ); Newspaper Staff-4; Football 1-4; U Club-4; Who's Who; Senior Play; American Legion Citizenship Award. JAMES RONALD CLARK. Beta Club-2, 3, 4 (Pres. ); Key Club-2,3,4; U Club- Basketball-1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Annual Staff-3, 4; F. F. A. -1; Honor Graduate; Beta Award. GLYNDA LEE BERTINE. Glee Club- 3; F. H. A. -1,2; F. T. A. -1. 1, ELIZABETH JANE COATES. F. H. A. -1; Glee Club-1,2,3,4; Science Club-2; Library Council-4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Homecoming Sponsor; Who's Who; Senior Program Chairman; American Legion Citizenship Award. JAMES MICHAEL CARTER. Key Club- 3, 4; Beta Club-3.4; U Club-2.3,4; Student Council President-4. Annual Staff-4; Basketball-2, 3 (All-Conf. ). 4 (All-Conf. ); Football-4; Honor Graduate; Student Council Leadership Award. SAMUEL DAVID COLEMAN. Key Club- 3, 4; Beta Club-3,4 (Bus. Man.); U Club-4; F. F. A. -1. 2; Glee Club-1.2, 3, 4; Honor Graduate. BRANNAN THOMAS COLLINS. Foot- ball-2, 3, 4; Baseball-4; Glee Club-1, 2; U Club 2. 3. 4; F. F. A. -1; Who’s Who. MELVIN RAY COLLINS. F. F. A. -1, 2; Baseball-4; IT Club-2,3,4; Foothall- 2,3,4 (Co-Capt. , All-Conf., All- County, North-South All-Star Nominee.) VIRGINIA MYRLE DANIELS. Glee Club- 1, 2,3; Prom Waitress-1; Science Club-2 (Sec.); Basketball-2,3.4; U Club-3,4 (Sec.); Who's Who; Cheerleader-3,4 (Capt. ); Homecoming Queen-4; Prom Queen-4. JAMES C. DAUGHERTY. Annual Edi- tor-4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; F. F. A. -1,2; Science Club-2; Student Council-4; Beta Club-4; A. V. A. -4; Senior Play; Honor Graduate; Danforth Award. MARY KAY GARRIS. F. H. A. -1; Sci- ence Club-2; Glee Club-1,2,3; Library Council-4 (Pres. ); Newspaper Staff-4; Who's Who. KATHLEEN JO KEEL. F. T. A. -2, 3; Beta Club-2, 3 (Sec.); F. H. A. -1; Glee Club-1,2; U” Club-2.3,4; Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Prom Waitress; Honor Graduate. WALTER FREDRICK HEIM. F. F. A. -1, LESLIE JONATHAN KENYON. Prom 2, 3 (Vice Pres. ),4 (Pres. ); Baseball-4; Waiter-1; Student Council-1,2; Foot- Honor Graduate. ball-1,2,3 (Hon. Mention), 4 (Hon. Mention, All-County Team); Basket- ball-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2.3.4; IT Club-3,4 (Vice Pres. ); F. F. A. -1.4. CAROL ANN HOLT. Prom Waitress-1; Glee Club-1,2,3,4; F. H. A.-1; Cheer- leader-2,3,4; Class Sec. -2; Basketball- 21 Homecoming Attendant-3,4; Student Council-3; U Club-2,3,4; Science Club-2; Junior Play; Prom Attendant-3; Girls' State-3; Senior Play; Who's Who: Honor Graduate; Danforth Award. JOHNNY LEON KICKLIGHTER. U Club-3,4; Glee Club-1.2,3,4; Football- 2, 4 (All-Conf., All-County); Basket- ball-1,2.3; Baseball-3,4; Who’s Who; F. F. A.-1,2. PATRICIA BEATRICE LEE. Prom Wait- ress-1; F. H. A. -1; Basketball-2, 3; F. T. A. -2; Cheerleader-4; IT Club-4. LINDA LAMBERT. F. H. A. -1; Glee Club-1. MORRIS ERNEST LEGGETT. Baseball- 1, 3,4; Football-2,3,4; Basketball-4; Key Club-3, 4 (Treasurer); Honor Grad- uate. LLOYD G. MILLER. Basketball-3; Foot- ball-2,3,4; Science Club-2; Glee Club- 1,2; ir Club-3, 4. STEVE RIGDON. F. F. A. -1,2. LOUISE ROUNDTREE. F. H. A. -1,2; Newspaper Staff-4 (Production Manager). SAMUEL LOMAX SASSER. F. F. A. -1, 2. 3; F. B. L. A. -2; Glee Club-3; Basketball- Si Football-4. MARGARET ANN SEWELL. Basketball-1, 2, 4 (Manager); F. H. A. -1, 2 (Reporter), 3,4. JOHN EDGAR SMITH. A. V. A. -4; Sci- ence Club-2: F. F. A.-1,2, 3; 4-H-l,2,3, 4; Basketball-3; Glee Club-1,2. BEATRICE HELENA TIETGENS. F. H. A. - 1.4; Science Club-2; Newspaper Staff-4; Honor Graduate. JULIETTE CHRISTINE WINGFIELD. Glee Club-1,2. 3.4; Science Club-2; F. H. A. - 1; Beta Club-3.4; Basketball-3,4; Class Sec. -3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Who's Who; U Club-4; Newspaper Staff-4; Honor Graduate; Valedictorian; Wester- velt English Award; Science Award; Shorthand Award; Social Studies Award. I MELVIN LLOYD TURNER. F. F. A. -1.2; Glee Club-1.2,3; Student Council-2; Science Club-2; Class Vice Pres. -3; Key Club-3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Boys' State-3; Beta Club-4; Who's Who-4; A. V. A. -1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Graduate; American Legion Citizenship Award. TOBITHA WIYGUL. Basketball-1,2. 3, 4; Cheerleader-3,4; F. T. A. -2, 3; F. B. L. A. - 2; U Club-2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Glee Club-1, 2; F. H. A. -1; Class Vice President-2; Athletic Award. SENIOR CALENDAR August 31 School Opens September 7 Holiday (Labor Day) September 17 First football game with Wildwood September 25 Mock Graduation September 28 College Day in Eustis October 10 First rummage sale October 15 Who’s Who election October 31 Halloween Carnival: Sue Phelps and Buddy McTureous, Queen and Kin November 11 Holiday (Veteran's Day) November 20 Homecoming; Queen, Myrle Daniels November 21 First day of hunting season November 26 Thanksgiving Holidays December 17 Senior Banquet at Mickey Holsworth's December 18 Out for Christmas December 19 Christmas Bazaar January 4 Back from Christmas holidays February 2 Senior State Exams February 16 Senior pictures taken in Orlando February 22 Holiday (Washington’s Birthday) February 24 Trip to Sunland Training Center March 31 Senior Play Matinee April 1 Senior Play April 8 Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet April 15 Easter Holidays May 29 Baccalaureate Service May 31 Class Night June 2 Graduation June 6 Leave for Washington and New York June 12 Return from Washington and New York SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It was once upon a time Twelve years or so now past, That we all started on this Long and tedious task. Seventh grade brought Ronnie, Glynda And Linda Lou, from up Altoona way; And of course, Carol Holt From New Jersey, to stay. Mrs. Hethcox looked over This terrible little group, And decided she should have Come down with the croup. There sitting all in a row Were Doodles, Mickey. Myrle, David, Herbie, Claudia, Patty, Jimmy, Tobie, Bang, Steve, J. L., Louise, Margaret Ann, and Walter; All r'aring to go. We made it to the second And were all ready to start, When Juliette came to join us. Man, she wasn’t too smart. In the third and fourth we added Not a single desk. Then Mrs. Kilker decided we were Sixteen little pests. It was here Jn the fifth Three more joined the crew. There were John Ed, Ernest, and Kathie Jo. All bright, shiny, and new. Now away to the sixth And halfway through school Joined Buddy, Melvin, Lomax, Jane, And Lloyd, a truck-driving fool I The eighth and ninth we were blessed; Three more pupils from every way. There were Leslie, Bunny, And quiet Mary Kay. The tenth brought Mickey Carter, A Kentucky-born lad. And that really made Coach Lewis glad I The eleventh grade now And Sue Phelps came our way. Along with her smile, To help brighten the day. And then the twelfth grade Here at long last. Eleven years of hard work Are now through and past. o now we're all ready o leave this dear old place nd establish our positions mong the normal human race! - Tobie Wiygul CLASS OF 1960’s LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Herbert Babb, will the whole cotton-pickin'' school to anyone who is crazy enough to come here I, Glynda Lee Bertine, will my air ride seat on the bus to Vickie Davis. I, Claudia Calloway, will my place in the senior class to Susan Wingfield. I, Mickey Carter, will my contact lenses to Mrs. Carroll. I, Ronnie Clark, will all my extra freckles to Jackie Williams. Stay in the sun, Jackie. I, Jane Coates, will my little sister to the poor unfortunate teachers. I, David Coleman, will all my extra weight to Charles Tibbals; break 200! I, Bang Collins, will my hot rod jeep to Mrs. Edwards. Wear a bathing cap, Maggie. 1, Melvin Collins, will my broken nose to anyone who wants the pain. I, Myrle Daniels, will my ability to fuss with my boy friend, and not break up, to Jane Ramsey. I, Jimmy Daugherty, will my ability to talk Mr. Hardin into raising my grade to anyone who can get up early enough to watch Continental Classroom! I, Mary Kay Garris, will my peaches and cream” complexion to Miss Zellman. I, Walter Heim, will my misspelled words to Susan Wingfield. I, Mickey Holsworth, will my seat at Kiwanis to FISH Traywick. I, Carol Ann Holt, will my football figure to Ray Guenther. I, Kathy Jo Keel, will my tall, slender figure to Jane Ramsey. I. Leslie Kenyon, will my Ford to anyone who has plenty of bailing wire. I, J. L. Kicklighter, will nothing to nobody. I, Linda Lou Lambert, will my naturally curly hair to Mary Gerding. I, Patty Lee, will my ability to get by with anything in class to Barbara Sue Johnston. I, Ernest Leggett, will my old football socks to Ray Bryant. I, Lloyd Miller, will my chewing gum to Roy Warren. Chew, chew, chew. I, Sue Phelps, will my yak-yaking on the bus to Martin Traywick. I, Steve Rigdon, will my chin beard to anyone who is stupid enough to want one. I, Louise Roundtree, will my Southern drawl to Darlene Twigg. I, Lomax Sasser, will my muscles and athletic ability to Buddy McTureous. I, Doodles Seabrook, will my long legs to Ray Bryant. Use them on those wind sprints next year. I, Margaret Ann Sewell, will one of my nine lives to Mr. Craig, because he will need it before the year is over. I, John Ed Smith, will my senior seat to anyone who can carry it away. I, Bunny Tietgens, will my desire to be on the A Honor Roll to Ann Wood. I, Buddy Turner, will my nothing to the only man I ever met that needed it, Mr. Johnson. I, Juliette Wingfield, will my ability to play jacks at 3 a. m. during a slumber party to Jane Big Wheel Collins. I, Tobie Wlygul, will my ability to have a date every night during the summer, to Barbara Sue Johnston. Just flash those eyes around, Barbara. SENIOR PROPHECY Sitting in my hotel suite in Lexington, Kentucky, after receiving the international award for the finest line of race horses in the world, I, Tobie Wiygul, started to think of my old senior class, better known as The Class of Champions. Naturally Leslie Kenyon comes to mind first because of the fine Morgan Stables he now owns. He is known worldwide as the man that sits tall in the saddle. Then there is Margaret Ann Sewell, winner of the National Award for dressing a steer in the shortest length of time over 500 other contestants. Herbert Babb, who has helped us all so much with our news bul- letins, has given big coverage on his worldwide newscasts. His interviews with professional basketball players Mickey Carter and J. L. Kicklighter and pro football players Melvin and Bang Collins were wonderful; just the right touch of sentimentality about the good old days. In my reminiscing, I go back to that wonderful night a few years ago when so many of us gathered in the House of Garris, owned by Mary Kay Garris, to hear Jimmy Daugherty and Jane Coates sing the lead in the famous opera, Claudia, written and directed by the famous concert pianist, Claudia Cal- laway. There was Glynda Lee Bertine and Linda Lou Graham dressed in their finest creations from the House of Lee-Lou, located in Altoona. Everyone arrived in cars, but John Ed Smith on one of his tractors - the world's finest model, air-conditioned with power drive. Lomax Sasser and Steve Rigdon were there wearing their crowns. They had just received them for being the oeauugest Beatniks. juliette Wingfield came surrounded by security guards from her atomic plant as no chance could be taken with the safety of the world's leading atomic scientist. It was then that Buddy Turner arrived carrying his shortwave radio set, saying he couldn’t leave it at home. (He was expecting a message from China ). That night we all ate at Doodles, New York's leading restaurant, owned by Doodles Seabrook. He has a worldwide line of restaurants and has just bought out all the Howard Johnsons in the U. S. I heard for old time's sake that he used only Miller Trucks (owned by Lloyd Miller) to do his trucking. The floor show that night was directed by Myrle Bubbles Daniels, and featured Kathie Cutie Keel and Susie-woosie Phelps, who had just returned from a command performance in England. Well, I have reminisced long enough. Now back to reality. I am surrounded by some of my classmates. Take Mickey Holsworth, for instance. He keeps my stables in good repair with mate- rials from his hardware store. It covers 10 blocks and is 6 stories high. Most of his deliveries are made with Carol Ann Holt at the wheel of the truck. Incidentally, she has just won the award of the world's safest truck driver. Then there's Doctor Walter Heim. I have him working for me at a fab- ulous salary as he is the world's most famous vet. He, with the help of his laboratory technician, Patty Lee, has written several books on diseases of horses. Ronnie Clark, President of Georgia Tech, and two of his associ— professors, David Coleman and Ernest Leggett, have been drawing plans for a tip-proof horse trailer. I expect them to arrive any day now. Here comes Louise Roundtree, Mr. Clark's private secretary, bringing me the plans now. I really must get down to work once again and check them to make sure they are what I really want. BEST ML MICKEY HOLSWORTH and CAROL HOLT WHO’S WHO DOODLES SEABROOK and TOBIE WIYGUL MYRLE DANIELS and BANG COLLINS CUTEST FLIRTIEST J. L. KICKLIGHTER and TOBIE WIYGUL £xO' « $ x O WHO’S BUDDY TURNER and JANE COATES WHO Q U I ERNEST LEGGETT and MARY KAY GARRIS w I T T I E S T CLAUDIA CALLAWAY and HERBIE BABB GRADUATION HONORS MICHAEL HOLSWORTH Salutatorian Balfour Award CLAUDIA CALLAWAY D. A. R. Award JULIETTE WINGFIELD Valedictorian Westervelt English Award, Science Award, Shorthand Award, Social Studies Award, Math Award RONALD CLARK Beta Award MICHAEL CARTER Student Council Award HERBERT BABB American Legion Citizenship Award JAMES DAUGHTERY Danforth Award JANE COATES American Legion Citizenship Award CAROL HOLT Danforth Award MELVIN TURNER American Legion Citizenship Award Editor's Award TOBITHA WIYGUL Girls' Athletic Award 11-1 OFFICERS PRESIDENT Susan Wingfield VICE PRESIDENT Faye McKinley SECRETARY Patsy Lou Johnston TREASURER Gayle May FAYE McKINLEY. F. H. A. (State Convention)-1; Glee Club-1,2; Stu dent Council Representative-2; F. T. A. -2; Class Vice President-3; Junior Play. SUSAN WINGFIELD. Science Club- 1; F. T. A. -2; Beta Club-2, 3 (Sec. ); Glee Club-1,2,3; Junior Play; Class President-3; Newspaper Staff-3 (Asso. Ed.); Basketball Team-1,2, 3. PATSY LOU JOHNSTON. Prom Waitress-1; Class Secretary-1,3; F. H. A. -1,2 (Vice Pres. ); F. T. A. - 2; Glee Club-1; Basketball-1,2. VIRGINIA GAYLE MAY. Class Re- porter-1,2; Class Treasurer-3; Glee Club-1; F. H. A. -1; F. T. A. -2; Bas- ketball-1,2; Cheerleader-3; Home- coming Attendant-3. SHARON ANDERSON. Glee Club-1, BIRTIE DEMUTH. F. H. A. -1; Glee 2; F. T. A.-1. Club-1. MARY ALICE GOLDEN ANN GREEN SHER1E GREEN. Glee Club-1,2; F. H. A. -1,3 (Parliamentarian): Li- brary Council-2: Junior Play. CHARLES HALL. Basketball-1; Beta Club-2; Glee Club-2, 3; Foot- ball-2. 3; U Club-2,3; Key Club-3. CAROL McCOWN. F. H. A. -1; F. T. A. -2; Glee Club-1,2; Beta Club-1.2; Class Officer-1.2,3; Stu- dent Council-2, 3. JIMMIE LOU ROGERS DAVID HALL BUDDY McTUREOUS. Basketball-2, 3; Baseball-2,3; Key Club-3; F. F. A. -1; Science Club-1; Glee Club-1; U Club-3: Halloween King-3; Prom Waiter-1. KATHYRN SHEPPARD BOBBY VAUGHN. Football-1.3; Basketball-1,2,3; Baseball-2,3; F. F. A. -1.3: -U Club-2.3. ROY WARREN. Football-1.2. 3; Basketball-1,2; Baseball-3: U“ Qub-1,2, 3; Halloween King-2. KATHLEEN VOSSBERG. F. H A. -1: Beta Club-3. ROGER WEBB Too 'BuSv PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE JACK WILLIAMS ANN WOOD CHARLES TIBBALS. Football-1.2,3; PATSY DYKES. Glee Club-1; F. H. A. -1; F. T. A. -2; Prom Wait- ress-1; Homecoming Attendant-2,3; Halloween Queen-2; U Club-3; Basketball-1,2,3; Class Vice Pres- ident-3. Baseball-2.3; U” Club-2, 3; Class President-1, 3. 11-2 OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Charles Howard Tibbals VICE PRESIDENT - Patsy Dykes SECRETARY - Doris Hall TREASURER - Barbara Sue Johnston DORIS HALL. F. H. A. -1; Glee Club-1; F. T. A. -2; Class Secretary-3. BARBARA SUE JOHNSTON. Prom Waitress-1; F. H. A. -1; Basketball- 1, 2, 3; U Club-2,3; Cheerleader 2; Class Treasurer-3. NOKIE CASKEY SHIRLEY HALSEY. Jr. Play. Bas- ketball-2,3; Homecoming Att. -3; F. H. A. -3; Newspaper-3. DICK COLLINS. Prom Waiter-1; F. F. A. -1, 2, 3; Football-3; U RAY GUENTHER. Football-1.2,3; (All-Conf.); Baseball-3; U Club- 1.2,3; F. F. A. -1. JEFF HAMRICK. F. F. A. -1. 2. 3; Key Club-2,3 (Secretary). JACK HARRIS. F. F. A. -1.2; Glee Club-1,2,3; Football-1; Science Club-1; Newspaper-3 (Art Editor). SAM KEMP. Football-1, 2, 3; UH Club-2, 3; F. F. A. -1, 2(Sentinel), 3 (Sentinel); Prom Waiter-1. JANICE LEGGETT. F. H. A. -2, 3; Glee Club-1; Class Reporter-2,3: Beta Club-2, 3. THOMAS HARRISON. Baseball-1, 2,3; Football-2; U” Club-2,3; Class Vice President-2: Junior Play. STANLEY KRUPSKI. Baseball-2, 3; F.F. A. -1,2,3. BOBBIE MERRILL. Prom Waitress-1; Glee Club-1; F. H. A. -1; Student Council-2(Sec. -Treas. ); U Club- 2,3; Beta Club-2; Basketball-1,2, 3; Cheerleader-3. FRANCES RJGDON. F. H. A. -2. 3; Glee Club-1; Library Council-3; Junior Play. JIMMY SCOBIE. SUSIE RYON. Glee Club-2; News- paper Staff-3. ROBERT SKIPPER. Basketball-2.3; Football-3: U Club-3. EDDIE SMITH. Football-2; Basket- ball-2; Baseball-2; Glee Club-2. 3: Key Club-3; Newspaper-3 (Sports). MARTIN TRAYWICK. Prom Waiter- 1; Beta Club-3; Key Club-2.3; Jr. Play; Football-1,2,3; Basketball-2, 3; Glee Club-1,2; Boys’ State. TENTH GRADE SECTION ONE Faye Dempsey Phyllis English Maurlne Hall Charles Babb Rosie Brew Gerald Budzllowski W. C. Lott Loretta Miller Dennis Parker SOPHOMORE OFFICERS RAY BRYANT President TOMMY MERRILL Vice President SECTION ONE LUCY SCHULTZ Secretary DALTON YANCEY President LINDA CARTER Treasurer GEORGE CUBSTED MARY GERDING Vice President Secretary SECTION TWO TENTH GRADE SECTION TWO Mary K. Cook Robert Craig Mary Hardin Rosetta Russek Leonard Smith Ray Warren Barbara Anderson Tommy Austin Tommy Coates Molly Harris Darlene Miller Jimmy Phillips Lillian Wernholm Patricia Williams Patricia Wolf NINTH GRADE SECTION ONE Helen Carpenter Sissy Can Jane Collins Charles DeWolf Edgar Elton Merline English Olivia Hardin Jeannie Hunter Pat Kicklighter Otis English Johnny Ethridge Maurice Harbison Dianne Marteeny Terry Miller Betty Patterson ♦ © NINTH GRADE SECTION TWO Margie Hall Charles Hamrick Mary Henderson John Lott Carol McCabe Phyllis Mathers Barbara Patterson Phillip Price Velma Richardson Vicki Davis Deanna Goodson Joyce Haggins Harold Howard Leslie Jones Janie Kenney Kathy McCown Yvonne Monk Larry Newell David Whitmore Janet Williams OUR SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE SECTION ONE Jerry Alexander Cecil Becker Sandra Bobo Robert Bryan Ann Craig Rose Cummins Elizabeth Dobrowolski Dee Douglas Hewell Enfinger Ronnie Gilbert Betty Griffin Buddy Hall Jerry Hatfield Richard Hennings Carol Ann Johnson Johnny Johnston Linda Krause Bobby Lee Sandra Leggett Jane Money Ellen Murphy Zeb Osborne Ronnie Peters Ray Quinn Eva Mae Rigdon Wanda Roach Don Smith Peggy Watson EIGHT GRADE SECTION TWO Richard Babb Danny Boykin Patty Burhans Ann Dempsey Joanne Dobrowolski Frances Dowling Jimmy Garris Paul Gerding Billy Gibson Sue Gibson Linda Keith John Kellogg Carolyn Kennard Benny Krupski Marian Locke Bruce McCown Jerry McDaniels Steve McDuffie Shirley McKinley Sandra Morris Shirley Parks Ann Penley Fay Pippin Jane Ramsey Pat Saul Jimmy Scon Judy Whitehead Shirley Wilson Larry Scott President Janis Curry Vice President Elaine Chatham Secretary -Treasurer Mike Cooper S. C. Rep. Mary Atkinson Barbara Bauman Myrtle Cannon Andrea Carpenter Terry Cubsted Reba Dempsey David Fain Richard Garnto Mary Hennings Linda Lee Patsy Lewis Nancy Locke Billy Martin Lewis McCall Dwight McDuffie Robert McDuffie Erma Jo Penley Daphne Pope Nelda Roundtree Raymond Rybolt s E C T I O N E Linda Scott Loveal Simmons Jimmy Skinner Willis Stuart Henry Wiley Richard Williams Doyle Harbison Charles Jordon o N SEVENTH GRADE Jimmy Merrill President Ted Henderson Vice President Sherry Lucus Secretary-Treasurer Thomas Harris S. C. Rep. George Bambrick Micheale Bastic Carol Brew Theresa Dempsey Jeff Dykes Ruby English Frances Gibson Richard Green Linda Griffon Betty Jarrett Harvey Johnston Henry Kilker Mike Lott Melissa Marteeny Douglas McDuffie Walter McGlon Billy Miller Deidre Parsons Grace Penley Harold Phillips Ralph Ross Seibel Scott Judy Stuart John Van Steeland T W O MRS. BERTHA BREWER JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY MR. JOHN BURR MR. J. E. BROWN rv ANNUAL STAFF ANNUAL STAFF FRONT ROW, (left to right): Kathleen Voss- berg; Claudia Calloway, Asst. Ed. ; Rosie Brew: Susan Wingfield. BACK ROW: Dalton Yancey: David Coleman, Bus. Manager: Jimmy Daugherty, Editor; Martin Traywick: Mickey Holsworth, Sports Ed.; Ronnie Clark, Feature Ed. ; Tommy Austin, Typist: Julette Wingfield: Mrs. Edwards, OUR Sponsor. Gone Fishing! Buddy Turner, Class Editor Mary Gerding, Janitor (Gone Cleaning) WE MADE IT I WORK, WORK, WORK! OFFICERS BETA CLUB President RONNIE CLARK Vice President MICKEY HOLSWORTH Secretary SUSAN WINGFIELD FRONT ROW, (left to right): Mickey Holsworth; Carol McCown; Mrs. Edwards, Sponsor: Susan Wingfield: Ronnie Clark. SECOND ROW: Janice Leggett: Rosie Brew; Bobbie Merrill: Mary Gerding; Juliette Wingfield: Claudia Callaway: Kathleen Vossberg: Dalton Yancey. THIRD ROW: Tommy Austin; David Coleman; Martin Traywick; Mickey Car- ter; Buddy Turner: Jimmy Daugherty. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW, left to right: Dalton Yancey, Mr. Hardin, Sponsor; Mickey Carter, Charles Hall. SECOND ROW: Tom Harris, Rosie Brew, Sissy Carr. Jane Ramsey, Nokie Caskey, Claudia Callaway, Carol McCown, Mike Cooper. THIRD ROW: Tommy Coates, Jim- my Daugherty, Charles Hamrick. CLUB SEATED, (left to right): Buddy McTureous; Dalton Yancey: Ernest Leggett: Herver Babb: Mickey Holsworth; Jeff Hamrick; Tommy Austin; Charles Hall. STANDING: Tommy Coates; Ronnie Clark; Mr. Millican; Martin Traywick; Doodles Seabrook; Mickey Carter; Buddy Turner; David Coleman. OFFICERS President MICKEY HOLSWORTH Vice President HERBERT BABB Secretary JEFF HAMRICK Treasurer ERNEST LEGGETT “U” CLUB OFFICERS President - -- -- -- - Doodles Seabrook Vice President ------- Leslie Kenyon Secretary - -- -- -- -- Myrle Daniels Treasurer - -- -- -- -- - Tobie Wiygul FRONT ROW, left to right: Gayle May, Myrle Daniels, Claudia Callaway, Patsy Dykes, Carmen Harbison, Bobbie Merrill, Tobie Wiygul, Carol Holt. SECOND ROW: Leslie Kenyon, Herbie Babb, Lucy Faye Schultz, Mary Gerding, Kathie Keel, Patty Lee, Bobby Vaughn. THIRD ROW: Tommy Merrill, Roy Warren, Charles Hall, Melvin Col- lins, Ray Guenther. FOURTH ROW: Charles Tibbals, Bang Collins, Ernest Leggett, Tom Harrison, David Hall. FIFTH ROW: Martin Traywick, Mickey Carter, Doodles Seabrook, Mr. Madison, Sponsor; Mickey Holsworth, J. L. Kicklighter, Craig Brock. B U L L STAFF SEATED, (left to right): Juliette Wingfield, Produc- tion Mgr.; Susan Wingfield, Co-Editor; Sue Phelps, Feature Editor. STANDING: Louise Roundtree, Pro- duction Mgr. ; Buddy Turner, Editor; Eddie Smith, Sports Editor. STAFF, (left to right): Pat Williams: Mrs. Friedman; Patty Wolf; Mary Kay Garris; Maurine Hall; Sue Phelps; Shirley Halsey; Bunny Tietgens; Louise Roundtree; Rosina Russek; Juliette Wing field; Buddy Turner; Doris Hall; Susan Wingfield; Herbert Babb; Linda Carter; Mrs. Carroll: Ed- die Smith: Jack Harris; Mary Gerding. GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW, left to right; Juliette Wingfield, Janet Williams, Maurine Hall, Carol Holt. Betty Patterson, Mary Henderson, Claudia Callaway. SECOND ROW; Betty Vos- berg. Sissy Carr, Shirley Smith, Margie Hall, Deanna Goodson. THIRD ROW; Mrs. Smith, Director; Barbara Patterson, Jane Collins, Susan Wingfield, Jane Coates. FOURTH ROW: David Coleman, Dalton Yancey, Jimmy Daugherty, Charles Hall, Harold Howard. FIFTH ROW; Tommy Coates, Buddy Turner, J. L. Kicklighter, Eddie Smith, Pat Kicklighter. LIBRARY COUNCIL, (left to right): Jane Coates: Rosetta Russek; Carol McCown; Frances Rigdon; Mrs. Yancey: Mary Kay Garris; Pauline Merckle; Darlene Twigg; Kathleen Voss- berg; Patty Lee; Shirley Wernholm. LIBRARY COUNCIL President MARY KAY GARRIS Vice President PAULINE MERCKLE Secretary-Treasurer FRANCES RIGDON Reporter DARLENE TWIGG FRONT ROW, left to right: John Kellogg, Billy Gibson, Zeb Osborne, Benny Krupski, Bruce McCown, Jimmy Garris, Buddy Hall, Steve McDuffie, Jimmy Scott, Jerry Mc- Daniel, Ray Quinn, Dee Douglas. SECOND ROW: Terry Miller, Jimmy Parrish, Charles Babb, Dennis Parker, Harold Howard, Leslie Jones, Rusty DeWolf, Tommy Coates, Charles Hamrick, Edgar Elton, Charles Fuller, Joe Phelps, Paul Gerding, Cecil Becker, Dick Collins, Tommy Merrill, Ray Warren, Avery Wood, Jeff Hamrick, Diteous Sutton, Mr. Millican, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Tommy Austin, George Cubsted, Walter Heijii, Ray Bryant, Sammy Kemp, Lloyd Miller. Robert Craig, Stanley Krupski, Dalton Yancey, Otis English. caRMERS P FUTUP5 Herica OFFICERS Dalton Yancey Reporter Tommy Merrill Secretary Sammy Kemp Sentinel Walter Heim President Lloyd Miller Treasurer Ray Bryant Vice President F.H.A. - FIRST ROW, left to right: Sherie Green, Molly Harris, Loretta Miller, Rosie Brew. Mary Hardin, Carmen Roberts, Jeannie Hunter. SECOND ROW: Bunny Teigens, Jimmy Lou Rogers, Bette Burk, Jane Money, Dorothy Langley, Linda Krause, Mrs. Shaw THIRD ROW: Darlene Miller, Darlene Twigg, Carolyn McCabe, Sandra Morris, Shirley Hasley, Phyllis English, Patsy Sternard, Sandra Bobo, Patty Burhans. F.H.A. OFFICERS, left to right: Sherie Green, Parliamentarian; Molly Harris, Secre tary; Loretta Miller, Vice President; Rosie Brew, President; Mary Hardin, Treasurer; Carmen Roberts, Song Leader; Jeannie Hunter, Historian. FIRST ROW, left to right: T, Henderson, D. Boykin, W. Brown, R. Williams, B. Martin. M. Lott. SECOND ROW: R. Quinn, B. Lee, J. McDaniel, D. McDuffie, Doug McDuffie, S. McDuffie, S. Rice. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Atkinson. T. Dempsey, N. Locke, J. Stuart, L. Lee, R. Dempsey. SECOND ROW:. L. Griffin, M. McNeil, S. Scott, Ann Craig, P. Watson, Linda Keith. BOYS' JUNIOR - FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Golden, J. Enfinger, R. Daniels, M. Locke, F. Ransey, W. Ransey, R. Wiygul, D. Pope, R. Ethridge. SECOND ROW: A. Phillips, G. Smith. T. Hall, R. Hartman, M. Sims, T. Shaw, B. Gibson, L. Paterson, J. Bryan, D. Green, R. Sebree, G. Heim, T. Wernholm. THIRD ROW: C. Allen, D. Summerseil, R. Daniels, W. Hall, T. Gates, P. English, W. Keel, D. Caskey, J. Morris, C. Vossberg, J. Patrick, S. Babb, D. Cur- ry, T. Stricklen. GIRLS’ JUNIOR - FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Garnto, D. Austin, H. Kinney, I. Shockley, D. Morris, S. Baylor, P. Heim, P. Parks, M. Randall, W. Edge, S. Smith, M. Pope, F. Tucker, D. McNeil, J, Millican, R. Thomas. SECOND ROW: L. Harvey, P. Hickey, M. Gary, G. Miller, P. Hickman, S. Jarret, S. Smith, R. Carroll, S. Patrick, J. Enze, D. Peters, A. Willifork. FIRST ROW, (left to right): Lloyd Miller, Trainer: Mickey Holsworth; Roy Warren: Ray Bryant; Ernest Leggett: Charles Babb; diaries Hall: Ray Guenther; Bobby Vaughn. SECOND ROW: Mel- vin Collins: David Hall; Charles Tibbals; Herbert Babb: Tommy Austin; Bang Collins; Tommy Merrill; Leslie Kenyon. THIRD ROW: Ned Madison, Coach; Robert Skipper; Martin Traywick; Doodles Seabrook; Lomax Sasser; Sammy Kemp; Dick Collins; J. L. Kicklighter; Mickey Carter; Craig Brock; Richard Brown, Asst. Coach; Elvis Lewis, Asst. Coach. Daring Ned Madison led his cannibals over seven opponents; while losing to only three during the 1959 football season. This was Coach Madison's second year as head football coach at Umatilla where he led the Bulldogs to an identical record last year. After losing to Wildwood in the opening game of the season. Umatilla bounded back to nudge Clermont and then cruised past the New Smyrna Barricudas. Then a crippled Umatilla team plagued by a multitude of injuries was defeated by Mt. Dora, 27 to our 7. Recovered from early season injuries the Bulldogs then romped impressively past four straight opponents; St. Cloud, Eustis, South Sumter, and Groveland. To the disappointment of a huge homecoming crowd the Bulldogs fell to the Tavares Eleven. Umatilla closed out an overall suc- cessful season by defeating a scrapping Lake Weir team. Named to the All-Conference team were: Captain, Doodles Seabrook, Captain, Mickey Holsworth, Co-Captain, Melvin Collins, J. L. Kicklighter, and Ray Guenther. Named to the first annual All-County team were: Captain. Doodles Seabrook, Co-Captain, Melvin Collins, J. L. Kicklighter, and Leslie Kenyon. Hon. Mention; Mickey Holsworth, Ray Guenther, Roy Warren, and Bang Collins. FIRST TEAM. Linemen (left to right): Mickey Carter; Herbert Babb: Melvin Collins; Bang Col lins; Leslie Kenyon; Tommy Merrill; J. L. Kicklighter. Backfield: Roy Warren; Ray Guenther; Doodles Seabrook; Mickey Holsworth. SECOND TEAM. FIRST ROW, (left to right): Craig Brock; Sammy Kemp; David Hall; Charles Tibbals; Tommy Austin; Dick Collins; Robert Skipper. SECOND ROW: Charles Babb; Ernest Leggett; Martin Traywick; Ray Bryant; Bobby Vaughn; Charles Hall; Lomax Sasser. M. COLLINS L. SASSER L. KENYON D. HALL TRAYWICK C. HALL AUSTIN SKIPPER WARREN VAUGHN BRYANT GUENTHER BABB D. COLLINS SENIOR FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS (Left to right): Patty Lee; Tobie Wiygul; Myrle Daniels; Carol Holt. PLAYERS: Bang Collins; Ernest Leggett; Mickey Carter; Doodles Seabrook; Lomax Sasser; J. L. Kicklighter; Leslie Kenyon; Mickey Holsworth; Herbert Babb; Melvin Collins. OUR RECORD Umatilla----------------------------0 Umatilla --- ----------------------13 Umatilla---------------------------24 Umatilla----------------------------7 Umatilla---------------------------26 Umatilla---------------------------41 Umatilla---------------------------32 Umatilla---------------------------32 Umatilla----------------------------6 Umatilla------------------------- 13 Wildwood.........................13 Clermont--------------------------7 New Smyrna ---------------------- 6 Mt. Dora-------------------------27 St. Cloud------------------------ 0 Eustis----------------------------0 South Sumter---------------------14 Groveland-------------------------6 Tavares--------------------------34 Lake Weir-------------------------7 CHEERLEADERS Carmen Harbison Patty Lee Bobbie Merrill Myrle Daniels, Capt. Susie Lewis Lucy Schultz Patsy Dykes Tobie Wiygul Carol Holt Gayle May BASKETBALL FIRST ROW (Left to right): Buddy Hall; Cecil Becker; Jerry McDaniel; Johnny Johnston; Harvey Johnston. SECOND ROW: Ernest Leggett; Robert Skipper; Tommy Coates; Jack Williams; Gene Waterman; Buddy McTureous. THIRD ROW: Bobby Vaughn; Pat Kicklighter; David Coleman; Doodles Seabrook; Martin Traywick; Mickey Carter, captain; Leslie Kenyon; Elvis Lewis, coach Umatilla 49 Mt. Dora - - OUR ---69 RECORD Umatilla -45 Lake Weir 62 Umatilla 57 Tavares 40 Umatilla 56 Clermont 72 Umatilla 54 Bible School ---88 Umatilla 57 Tavares 60 Umatilla 54 Clermont - - ---65 Umatilla 54 St. Cloud 45 Umatilla 51 Tavares ---71 Umatilla 48 Eustis 52 Umatilla 90 St. Cloud - - 56 Umatilla 35 Groveland 26 Umatilla 63 Groveland - ■ 45 Umatilla 44 Mt. Dora 67 Umatilla 44 Bible School CO CO 1 1 1 Umatills - - - 53 Mt. Dora 72 Umatilla 39 Eustis 72 Umatilla 61 Lake Weir 86 Umatilla 42 Mt. Dora - - ---59 Umatilla 28 Mt. Dora 88 The 1959-60 Bulldogs, with hopes high for a successful season at the start of the year, dis- appointed their followers and themselves by turning in a rather dismal 5 won and 15 lost record. The loss of the departing Seniors will be felt, but the returning members of the squad have an opportunity, along with next year’s newcomers, to atone for this year's disappointments, and to reach the heights next year of which they dreamed this year. At times this 59-60 crew was brilliant and appeared on the verge of greatness, but unforseen forces tended always to crop up at the most inopportune moments. t MICKEY CARTER DAVID COLEMAN DOODLES SEABROOK ERNEST LEGGETT LESLIE KENYON JACK WILLIAMS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, Left to right: Myrle Daniels, Patsy Dykes, Mary Gerding, Kathy Keel. Claudia Calloway, Tobie Wiygul. SECOND ROW, Left to right: Mary Hardin. Bobbie Merrill, Susan Wingfield, Julliette Wingfield, Shirley Halsey, Rosie Brew. THIRD ROW, Left to right: Shirley Smith, Mary Henderson, Janie Kinney, Jane Collins, Sissy Carr, Diane Marteeny. FOURTH ROW, Left to right: Barbara Sue Johnston, Gail Traywick, Deanna Goodson, Patricia Wolf, Janet Williams, Phyllis Mathers, Miss Zellman. The Lady Bulldogs ended the 1959-60 season with the title of Runner-up of the Mid-Lakes Conference. The scoring was led by Mary Gerding, followed by Patsy Dykes, Myrle Daniels, and Juliette Wingfield, but we couldn't have gotten along without the able ball handling of the guards. Tobie Wiygul, Claudia Calloway, and Kathy Keel. '59-60 RECORD Umatilla-----------------------42 Umatilla-----------------------34 Umatilla-----------------------38 Umatilla-----------------------48 Umatilla-----------------------42 Umatilla-----------------------46 Umatilla-----------------------37 Tavares--------------------------26 Groveland----------------------- 44 Peirson------------------------- 26 Peirson--------------------------34 Tavares--------------------------29 Groveland----------------------- 63 Oveida---------------------------30 STARTING LINE-UP JULIETTE WINGFIELD CLAUDIA CALLAWAY MARY GERDING TOBIE WIYGUL Captain KATHIE KEEL Co-Captain MY RLE DANIELS PATSY DYKES FIRST ROW, Left to right: Manager, Ronnie Daniels; Jack Williams, Ernest Leggett. Tom Harri- son, Walter Helm. SECOND ROW: Leslie Kenyon, Roy Warren, Pat Kicklighter, Doodles Sea- brook, Buddy McTureous, and Coach Lewis. BULLDOG'S RECORD IN BASEBALL Umatilla-------------------------------2 Umatilla-------------------------------1 Umatilla-------------------------------9 Umatilla-------------------------------4 Umatilla-------------------------------1 Umatilla-------------------------------9 Umatilla-------------------------------3 Umatilla-------------------------------3 Umatilla-------------------------------6 Umatilla-------------------------------3 Umatilla-------------------------------0 Umatilla-------------------------------1 Umatilla-------------------------------8 Umatilla----------------------------- 8 Umatilla-------------------------------2 Groveland--------------------------- 7 Lake Weir--------------------------- 0 St. Cloud--------------------------- 5 St. Cloud--------------------------- 2 Clermont-----------------------------4 Clermont-----------------------------5 Tavares------------------------------l Tavares------------------------------l Eustis-------------------------------3 Eustis-------------------------------i Mt. Dora-----------------------------3 Mt. Dora-----------------------------6 Clermont-----------------------------3 Leesburg-----------------------------2 Groveland--------------------------- 3 Under the able leadership of Coach Elvis Lewis, the Umatilla Bulldogs finished the most successful baseball season in the history of U. H. S. With a record of 10 wins and 5 losses, the Bulldogs took third place in the Mid-Lakes Conference. The team was led by the out- standing pitching of Jack Williams and Doodles Seabrook. HOMECOMING NOVEMBER 20, 1959 QUEEN MY RLE DANIELS Pictured from left to right are: Shirley Halsey, Patsy Dykes, Myrle Daniels, Gayle May. and Carol Holt. advertisers BOTTLING COMPANY With best wishes IVAN E. BEYERS Before and after IVAN E. BEYERS, JR. graduation use natural gas for: cooking water heating space heating refrigeration Leesburg LEESBURG TYPEWRITER SERVICE HERLONG MOTOR COMPANY It's naturally better! THE HOUSTON CORPORATION 120 West Main Street Leesburg, Fla. 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