Vero Beach High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Vero Beach, FL)

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H t I'ACU LTY EMMETT S. WALDEN Supervising-Principal FRANK W. GRAHAM Senior High Principal WILLIARD C. CHINN junior High Principal Miss EDNA WALTERS Miss PAULINE WHIDDON MISS HOLLY WAKER MRS. ELOISE GOSSETT MRS. MILDRED M. WOODS MISS LOUISE TAYLOR MR. SHERWOOD P. STARBIRD MRS. ETHEL V. NOVOA MRS. NAN. MURPHREE MISS ELLEN MCBRYDE MISS LILAH V. NELSON MRS. HELEN HANCOCK MR. JOHN P. KOSCIELNY MRS. HAZEL M. HARRISON MR. J. PASCO WOODS MRS. ETHEL GRAHAM MISS GORDON WILIFORD MISS BETHANY ROUTH MRS. JOSEPHINE GIBBS MRS. GEORGIA WHILDEN MR. W. H. PERKINS MISS JOAN HASTINGS JE' .Is IS- V 'Q Z iw! 'Lax , . -:zi- .3 i 'I' A A '1-is? J R 1. QR 45 A35.m.. 'Q T' X I Q 53654 XR 4 ' efvfbx ff! EW ,qw ..,x -X. fs eq If ' 3 I A' w 'I I 5? 6 33 5-I QP' N3 . .I R I . .,.., 'G-I ,I S? . ig... RJ W x QQ K I 5 .K .. g ji.: ,,.. - 4 , W .HPF is A ...S-.mv Q9 ir. Q .ggi fx- .. . 41 .. ' A .' 2? -.V I M ..'fi1'?? 71' In I ,- 5 : ik 3. LK 5 1 F 1 CIR mi it ag. . R 1 ,.,,., A

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irflx :FTW 1- ' A'?'f-ll 4 iiirllllk .s , . V ,AU v- Y item. . . U. . . .,:,. .m .,.. ..., b , ,f g G. .:.. ..,.. .D. ... .,. ... .C. .. 4.5 Senior Class ffisfory At last the Class of '43 has completed its voyage over the Twelve seas of learning. As we of the class began our voyage on September 28, l93l, with Mrs. Rodenburg, Mrs. Morgan, and Miss Day as captains, we looked forward with expectant faces to a future filled with happiness. The ele- mentary years were filled with many ioys and small woes, a few of our classmates fell overboard, but others ioined our group. Entering Junior High School in 1937 was a thrilling new experience, many began to realize that we were traveling on a never-ending sea of learning, for we do not stop learning when we have finished high school. We began to weather gales and storms of algebra, Latin, and science at the very beginning of our freshman year. Our sophomore year filled us with greater knowledge, and we learned to assume some of the responsibilities due us. As iuniors, our duties to the school and to other classes began. Our leaders were: Tray Moody, class president, Matthew Sahina, vice-president, Gwendolyn Reams, secretary, and Eloise Wall, treasurer. During this period we re- ceived our class rings. We also raised money for the Victory Dance by selling drinks and candy at the football games. The dance, which was held on May 15, featured the war bond slogan and was very successful. Money raised from the sale of stamps at the dance was used to buy the S150 war bond presented to the school. The Junior Class play, Have a Heart , proved very successful also. Now we have entered the last and most memorable stage of our voyage, that is, our senior year. As seniors we stand ready to pass on to the voyage of real life, ready to prove our worth to our parents, school, city, and to our nation. Characteristic of the senior year is the partici- pation in special senior activities such as the Beautification Day, the Senior Class Play, Senior Skip Day, Baccalaureate services, Class Night. And last of all, that day which will live forever in our memories, Commencement. Memories of these happy events will never leave us. Some of our classmates have already left us to ioin different branches of the service, but we have had their comradeship through almost twelve happy years. We are looking forward with eagerness but with a little regret to that day when we shall be prepared to take a still greater voyage into life.