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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1946 volume:

VERO BEACH 'JRL-SR. HIGH SCHOOL VERO BEACH. FLORIDA WILLARD C. CHINN. Supenvlsmc PRINCIPAL IND UAL SUBJECT REFWRII' CARQS ' Report of . ...... ,... i . .. .............., ...... .................. Subject ..... H. R m ....., Instructor Firs Semeste . . . .... .... . .. Instructor Second Semester ........,......................... ..... .................... METHOD OF GRADING A-95-100 SUPERIOR WORK B-S9-94 GOOD WORK C-so-ss FAIR WORK D-'10-79 PASSABLE F-BELOW 70 FAILURE Grades in Red Indicate Failure or Possibility of Failure S 'U . 194g-1962 3 Q An X is placed Opposite the Q, Q 3 5 Traits to Which Attention School Year 'S E E E is Called ,A ... ' H4 . Q E-4 I Y Y I Y Yeh- First Period Ct 0 I O Wastes Time I - Second Period H: 0 0 Careless Third Period - 0 I Poor Preparation Examination E Doesn't Try A Semester Avg. W L Inattentive Fourth Period 0 0 Ca.n Do Better Fifth Period U. A 1 Mischievous Sixth Period Q , 0 Promot. in Dngr. Examination H Needsmorestudy H3 I I Semester Avg. Annoys Others Final Grade Improving Unit Credit -L VERO BEACH JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL VERO BEACH. FLORIDA WILLARD C. CHINN. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL INDIVIDUAL SUBJECT REPORT CARDS ' A M E'- 'iA'E EHWEZYWY 'SPECIAL ICOMIVIENT BQQINSTRUCTOR RELATIVE TO WORK REPORTED IIEREIN: Report of S.Xf.C..12.,..Xl.l.YI. ................... A .......... Fi rst Period 1 h i - f! Subject A.1Jl.Q..,If.ls...al:I.l'll.5:l.9..!,.T.. H. Roomfylf ..... f f.L'fi1 Instructor First Semester ...l.l'f1.NI..A.flT.St..4.L,LQ,lf! ...,.4.. ..... S econd Period I Instructor Second Semester .............,............,..........,,... METHOD OF GRADING A-9 -100 SUPERIOR WORK B-89-9 GOOD WORK - - o-sg-ss FAIR WORK D-70-73 PASSABLE Thnd Perma , F-BELOW 70 FAILURE Grades in Red Indicate Failure or Possibility of Failure 194 .... -194 ...... , An X is placed Opposite the Fomth Period Q, Traits to VVhich Attention School Year 'S E is Called , I 5 P' I , , . L. 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Fourth Period mf 4 I Fifuiroriod 7 Q f . 4 Sixth Period I I 'I I l -SPECIAL COMMENT BY INSTRUCTOR RELATIVE VERQ BEACH JR..SR. HIGH SGHQQL TO WORK REPORTED HEREBY: -VERO BEACH- F'-'WDA . l WILLARD C. CHINN. Suesnvisms Eg: clam. 7 r,, INDIVID AL SUBJECT REPO T CA DS First Period X E ' R t f - . ' I epor o .. .. .... .... ........ ..,.,..... ............. .... . M . . . Subject ..... ...... ...... ......... . ..... H . R ommg ........... Sewnd Period Instructor First Semester ........ Instructor Second Semester ........................................... METHOD OF GRADING Third Period A-95-100 SUPERIOR WORK B-S9-94 GOOD WORK - O-so-ss FAIR WORK D-70-79 PASSABLE F-BELOW 70 FAILURE Grades in Red Indicate Failure or Possibility of Failure 5. F0ll.l'1Fh Period 'U 194 .... -194 ...... 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SPECIAL COMJVIENT BY INSTRUCTOR RELATIVE T0 VVORK' REPORTED HEREIN: First Period second iferiod Y Third Period Fourth Period Fifurreriod , I 4' Sixth Period PARENTS' SIGNATURE As Indication Card Has Been Received and Inspected A First Period Z , A Second Period A :mira Period , Fourth Period . Z. J Y Fifth Period A J ! I-A uf f duff -n 4 Sixtlr Period ' k..,..,..,,,,,-.... H , ...-. 'F- SPECIAL COIVDVIENT BY INSTRUCTOR RELATIVE T0 WORK REPORTED HEREIN: First Period Second Period Third Period Fourth Period Fifth Period Sixth Period PARENTS SIGNATURE As Indication Card Has Been Received and Inspected I, Q ' ' ' 'wi' ' 'PH ' i NM A , First Period mtl' 'f , , , L' If Second Period Ml. r- , XA, 1 b, g Third md ZZZM, Z' f . ,L Q, Fourth Period f , 'fl T i Period .17 41 Ki 'digit I9 P . If 7 Y v Sixth Period L, ..'-' ,ff N-, 4 1 W' VERO BEACH JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL VERO BEACH. FLORIDA WILLARD C. CHINN, SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL INDIVIDUAL SUBJECT REPORT CARDS Report of ...... ..... ............ 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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS OFFICERS JAMES TIPPIN . .... . . . President BILL' RICE . . . . . . Vice-President ERMA JAMES . . . Secretary JOE INGALLS . . Treasurer CLASS HISTORY FIRST QUARTER IFVSSITFTIGIWI i the field waiting for the whistle that would start them on their way into the struggle for knowledge. As the referee sounded the whistle, the freshmen lined up to tackle a strong opposing team of algebra, English, civics, etc. We began the struggle in our present new study halls and library, which later proved a big help in our victorious ending. As yet, the freshmen were a young team with little experience but, with the careful guidance of our tireless teachers and the energy of the sophomore class becksning us on, we were nearing the end of the first quarter. There was, however, one touchdown in this quarter of oJr schcol life and that was the establishment of the Beta Club to correspond with our already established Hi-Y Club. SECOND QUARTER lSophomoresl In the second quarter a new referee came on the field. He was our present principal, Mr. Chinn, who will be with us until the end of the game. As the game got tougher there were many times that the players failed to execute the plays correctly and thus were thrown for a loss by the opposing team. In the last few minutes of playing time we scored by crossing the goal for a Beta'Hi-Y Banquet. THIRD QUARTER lJuniorsl In the opening minutes of our third quarter, we elected a Captain, James Tippin, and several backfield runners, Edgar Schlitt, Joe Ingalls, and Erma James, who were to direct our game. However, the real supervision and plays came in the form of our Ccach, Mrs. Longaker, and her assistant, Miss Sharp. With such good leadership as we had chosen, many new plays and a tricky offense were worked up in order to raise the score. The first score came in the form of a beautiful pass, our Hallowe'en Carnival. Later in the quarter we scored on a very successful run in the form of our Junior Class Play, A Ready Made Family. As the time was running out we worked very hard, and, blocking out the opposing team, we once more passed for a touchdown, this time in the form of our long to be remembered Junior-Senior Barbecue. In the huddle for the last signal our leaders called a p'ay to go down forever in our minds as one cf the greatest moments of our entire football career-that was the Junicr-Senior Prom. It was the first time that we had ever' tried thistplay, but with all the guidance of our coaches we rallied over for the best and final score of our Junior quarter. FOURTH QUARTER lSeniorsl Entering the last and final quarter of our game, we could not help but think of this as our last game of the year and cf cur high school lives. As we lined up to take the offensive, memories of our school life passed through our minds, thoughts of our school activities, of our teachers, and of cur many friendships, never to be forgotten. As the minutes became seconds, we thought of how our school days had become merely steps in our lives and with the end of this great game we will take one of the most important of the steps. We could not help but wonder if we were fully prepared to cope with the future that now lies before us. lt's a long pass right down the middle, down to the 43, the 30, a nice gain on that play. lt's first and ten nowfback to the huddle for signals. All those familiar faces gathered together, faces of kids who worked and played together, kids we saw at our Prom, skip day, kids in our senior play. Kids? No, not kids any longer, but the coming generation. -Calling an end-around in the 'form of our ARROWHEAD, we gained the ten-yard line. . After a few more successful plays we are again ready to score, perhaps to go over for the last time. There! lt's over! We've won! But the thoughts going through our minds are not of victory but of sorrow. As we leave our school, we leave the most enjoyable years of our lives to go to find our places in the world. ln the bright days of September, I943, a freshman class entered t I SENIORS .dlniwlx tags pgs. BETTY JO BROWN A good reputation can't be bought. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4. X .. f- h l - . N--sr NW Wok, l . o o, , 5'-'T . ' ......... ,wb t-':'LSCv.:, . f. . 3194:-. . i ' fi! I, 4. . V .-Q: Ll 5' ','- I ' by -A-. DOROTHY V. CORBETT ks .4 Ginger ETX Elsa' True friends like this are 'lr 'X seldom found. Pan American Club, Glee Club l, 2, Spanish Club 2. l ,L .3 ' v1 -3+ 5. l 'C ' Evemsi ANNE ECKHOFF ,wx Do your best or do nothing , GT all. xg' SQA Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treas- ' fx ' urer 4, Blotter Staff 4, Annual T Staff 4, W.hO's Who 4. Q gif! THOMAS ROBNETT GUY nGoonu 'E f af lt does not pay to worry, things are bound to hap- - pen anyway. Citizenship Award l, Class Play 3, Football 3, 4, Hi-Y .Y a TQ? t 1b- l 2 3 4 Tennis 3 Baseball 4- Annual Staff 4 A SENIORS MILDRED E. CHRISTENSON llBeTTylI You may trust her for she's never broken faith. G-lee Club 4, Blotter Staff 4. JANE DUPREE Janie Belle Deep thoughts and a friend to all. Honor Society 4, Blotter Staff 4. El.SlE MARIE FORSLING Swede A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Glee Club 4, Blotter Staff 4. FELIX EDWARD HINTON Leave silence to the saints, I am but human. Basketball i, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, All Conference 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. SENlORSg,Qnw-I RACHEL DIANA HOLMES Rennie She's everyone's friend and everyone's her friend. Class Play 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Blotter Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Who's Who 4. ERMA ELIZABETH JAMES Jamesie By the work one knows the worker. Citizenship Award l, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, Annual Stott 4, Honor Society Presi- dent 4, Who's Who 4. PAULINE JONES Jonesy Dignity becomes ci senior.' Band 4. MARGARET K. KINSEY A meek and quiet spirit. SENIORS LLOYD AARON LAW Here Today, gone Tomorrow, for him life holds no sorrow. Football 3. DONALD M. LINDENBAUM HI-indyll They say The good die young-boy am l taking care of myself. HELEN MGCWILLIAM Do not iudge value by size. Beta Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 3, Vice-President 4, Class Play 3, Blotter Staff 45 Olee Club 4: Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader 4, Honor Society 4, Who's Who 4. B. J. MATHIS Better men have lived, but I doubf it. . .., ' .-Jw V1 sENioRs --+1 c:oLLEEN JEwEL Mmriis f' - . ,. Hoppy but silent wos she. j l ' A ,V Beto Club 4, Honor So- . 'S 1 Ciety 4. .K A MARION L. MATTMULLER lVlC1TT Her friends ore mony, her toes-hos she ony? Beto Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Closs Ploy 3, Honor Society 4, Blotter Stott -I BEATRICE ROSETTA MIXON HBGOII Quiet ond reserved wos she. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. i Yan-1-49' 53' I li. If il. MARY KATHRYN MURRAY IIPUQII No quolity do we find here but pleosing quality. Betci Club 4, Glee Club 4. SENIORS EARL MATHIS Men of tew words ore the best men. F. F. A. l, Victory.Corps 2. MARY JAYNE MILLS Blondie Alwoys smiling, full of fun, ond ot teosing never done. Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Beto Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Blotter Stott 4, Honor Society 4. ROSA RAMONA MONROE Then beouty is its own ex- cuse 'lor being. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Closs Ploy 3, Bond 4, Who's Who 4. ETTA MAE O'N EAL 'Mozie A heort with room for every ioy-o voice with greot laughter. Beto Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Home Economics Club 4. SENIORS JUDY CARMELITA OWENS An energetic leader is she. Beta Club I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Blotter Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Who's Who 4. LAMAR J. PONDER, JR. ll-jock!! He likes to work but he . loves to loaf. Citizenship Award I, Glee Club 4. ALVIN LEE REESER IIBUddyll Strongly built and athletic. Football 2, 3, 4, All-Con- ference 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Blotter Stott 4, Annual Staff 4, Who's Who 4. EDGAR LOUIS SCHLITT Chicken lt l can't say what l think, why think it? Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Student Council 3, 4, Class Vice-President 3. 21' 'R F tiff? SENIORS JOHN HOLDEN OXRIEDER nsqueefl Student, friend and good sport. Victory Corps 2, Blotter Staff 4, Who's Who 4. EDWIN PRANGE Chicken A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Basket- ball 4. WILLIAM EDWARD RICE 'faint' Good nature wins a battle, a heart wins friendship. Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Blotter Statf 4, Anual Stott 4, Class Vice- President 4. DONALD EDWIN SHAW llDOnll Never in a hurry and always late. Citizenship Award I, Band 2, 3, 47 Glee 3, 4, Blotter Stott 4. S SENIORS WILEY DSWALD SIMS Wilbur Why do it today? There is always tomorrow. Citizenship Award I, Band I, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Basketball 3, 4, Blotter Stott 3, 4, Editor 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Class Play 3, Annual Statf 4, Hon- or Society 4, Who's Who 4. JAMES WILLIAM STAPP uRUnTff Worry never made a man great, so whly worry? Key Club I, Band 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Blotter Stott 4. DOROTHY LEE STRICKLAND MDOT!! Honor her moral conscience. Home Economics Club 4. JAMES BURREL TIPPEN llTiplI Where there is a will there is a way, HIVY I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Class President 3, 4, Blotter Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff, Ed- itor 4, Football 4. eden 1 4 A SENIORS GEORGE S. SMELTZER Smeltz That quiet voice sometimes whispers great thoughts. F. F. A. I. CLARA BELLE STEELE Stellie Not too serious, not too gay, but a swell girl. Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Home Economics Club 4, Blotter Staff 4. FRANCES LOIS Tl-IORNE Frankie Not loud in manner but sincere in speech. Blotter Staff 4. LULA D. WALKER A light heart filled with a triendsh ip for everyone. Rx I x SENIORS MARION LEGLA VVILKERSON Mickey Anything con be occom- plished by earnest effort. Bond 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Blotter Stuff 4. MARY JEWELL WILLIAMS IIDOCH Sweet, nice ond very concise. SENIORS BETTY JEAN WILLIAMS Quiet ond reserved wos she. Home Economics Club 4. KATI-IRYN NELDA YATES Pork Chops Silence is golden but we ore off the gold stondordf' Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Blotter Stoff 4. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of '46, being quite sane and in good spirits, do now utter our last will and testament: We take this last opportunity to express our deep appreciation to two grand friends, our sponsors, Mrs. Langaker and Mrs. Hancock, who have helped to put our class on top. To Mr. Chinn, a pal of every member of our class, we can only say Thanks for everything. To our dear faculty we will now give this chance to breathe a sigh of relief. lt has been only with their pa- tience that we have at long last pulled through. To the Senior Class of '47 we pass on our Senior privileges with pride. We also leave you the dignity l?l of our senior class. To the student body we leave our school spirit and love for V. B. H. S. To V. B. H. S. we must now say farewell and take our places in the world. With us we will take precious memories of the days we spent with friends we must leave behind but not forgotten. To Boots Hurst is left Betty Jo Brown's skill and love for shorthand. To Mary Howard, Jane Dupree wills her quietness and sweet smile. To Jean Peters, Elsie Forsling leaves her smart looking wardrobe and ideas of style. To Joyce Dupree, Evelyn Eckhoff donates her artistic ability. To John Coe is left Ronald Kendall's love for school. To Troy Yates is willed the friendly ways, curly hair, and ability to get by with murder of Felix Hinton. To Lester Bishop, Tom Guy bequeaths his privilege to be late to school every Wednesday morning. To V. L. Whittier, Joe lngalls submits his strong love for one woman. To the Junior Girl who is most worthy of the position, Erma James relinquishes her title of most studious girl in the Senior Class. To Alma Lee Joy is left the willingness to always lend a helping hand and the cooperative spirit of Albert Jones. To Dottie Sullivan and Dolores Schlitt, Lulu D, Walker and Kathleen Kinsey leave their talkative ways. To Robert Nelson is left Lawrence Larson's list of out-of-town girls. To Tommy Holman, Lloyd Law leaves his seat in Glee Club. To Theresa Hickey, Lucille Law donates her numerous beaus. To Willeen Baughman, Colleen Mathis wills her ideas of sticking with her work 'til it is finished. To Janie Wheeler is left Marion Mattmuller's gift to win friends and influence people. To Don Lance, Mary McCormick wills her accuracy in second year typing. To Curtis King, Robert McDonald bequaths his ability to beat out with the boogie. To the best all around junior girl, Helen MacWilliam leaves her title of Miss V. B. H. S. To a worthy iunior band member, Jayne Mills wills her eight years of band experience. To Helen McCorkle is left the beauty of Ramona Monroe. To Henrietta MacConnell, Mary Kathryn Murray wills her good nature. To Janice Kroegel is left Etta Mae O'Neal's nickname Mozie. To Boney Barrett, John Oxrieder leaves his brains for geometry. To Doris Martin, Edwin Prange leaves his ability to make straight A. To Sis Copeland, Alvin Reeser wills his position on the all-conference team. To Billy Howard, Bill Rice bequeaths his good nature and position in the world of sports. To Uncle Sam, Elgar Schlitt hesitantly submits his love for the Army. To Gladys Holmes, Don Shaw leaves his rank of lieutenant in the band and his position as bugler. To Glenn Moon is donated the iitterbugging ability of James Stapp. To Peg Thompson, Clara Steele wills her beautiful complexion. To Bob Rice is left the winning personality of Wiley Sims. To Bull Henderson, James Tippin wills his good nature and good sportsmanship. To Ann Graves is left the pep and cheerfulness of Betty Jean Williams. To Dale Talbert, Mary Jewell Williams wills her love far English. To Edith Harms, who needs little encouragement along this line, Bea Mixon bequeaths her ability to hald her man. To Jean Niquett, Marion Wilkerson wills her dry wit and knack for never catching on to jokes. To Peter MacWilliam, Don Lindenbaum leaves his enthusiasm to obtain an education. To Mary Langbehn are left the pretty eyes and eyelashes of Ginger Corbett. To the collection of memories in Vero Hi, Kathryn Yates takes this opportunity of leaving her much despised nickname, Pork Chops. To Eleanor Graves, Rachel Holmes relinquishes her friendly ways. To Jeanette Schlitt is left Francis Thorne's love for Physical Ed. To Hueston Calhoun, B. J. Mathis wills his enthusiasm for all school work. To Charlie Griffis, Jack Ponder wills his love for composing poetry. To Jack Smith is left George Smeltzer's ability to ploy all positions on the football team. To Sherrill Lewis, Douglas Kroegel donates his wavy blond hair. To Johnny Shumann, Betty Christenson leaves her likable disposition. To Curtis King is willed the Southern drawl of Earl Mathis. To Henry Diamond, Dot Strickland leaves her interest in Educational Literature. To Buford Ingram is left the pep of Pauline Jones. ,To the best qualified iunicr, Judy Qwens wills her pep and leadership. 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I li-xy.f :A x JUNIORS ZONNIE MAE JONES CLARENCE JUDAH HOWARD KENDALL MARJORIE KERSEY BILL KING ROBERT KING BETTY KNIGHT VICTOR KNIGHT ALBERT KROMHOUT MARY KROMHOUT JOHN KROMHOUT DON LANCE MARY LANGBEHN ELEANOR LARSON DAYTON LISLE ALMA LEE LOY JOAN MQCWILLIAM DORIS MARTIN RANDOLPH MILLER SARAH MILLER VIRGINIA MILLER EDWINA MONTGOMERY GLENN MOON LASKAR MORRIS DORIS MURROW HELEN MCCORKLE FLORA MCCULLERS JUNIORS JOEL PARKER NORRIS PENLAND JEAN POWELL KENNETH REAMS BETTY REHBERG BOB RICE BILLY ROBERTS LARRY ROBERTS RUBY REESER LESLIE SHAW HUGH SMITH CLARA STOUGH DOROTHY SULLIVAN LILLIE SUMMERAL OSCAR TANKERSLEY LOUIS TILLIS VIRGIL VOTROBEK MAXINE WALLACE V. L. WHITTIER BEBE WILLIS EVELYN WISE ROBERT NELSON ,F F' A-I ., 4 if LAFAIR ANDERSON KATHERINE BAISDEN JULIA BAKER FRANK BARRETT TKMB kv, , . BOB BASS A WILLENE BAUGHMAN ,I 1: , I I I- ,eh DAVID BERGGREN QL ' 3 f' 94. ia! . W WANDA BOSLEY -T? I Qi A 2:9 K' 'I K I ,Q J f ' A- . ,I 1. 'imimfiif I EI-E:ziE:::::a.':f:.':F!::! ' RICHARD BROWN DELORES BURDICK ' J. W. CALHOUN CECIL CASON I I . , I Q . .1 I , ! 4 -rf ' -N1 , f . . .. M f N4 j X AI 'N I R ., I W I - .R X X fix - : Q, ' C . Alf, ' N' R I J. Iy'5g,x S, W- + 3, E , .-7-.. . -. .Cya -Q, T -' I f, R 5 , . A r - , .I f f -' fi 5 'I Al Io: sig: :E-ww R' ' ' L s y 351: V, as f' . 53, , RI-'Q QA OTIS COBB GENEVA COLLINS 1 , ,Q , ' '1'AQ' 1 I -4' 'S' 1. - I I f my A JACK COPELAND JEAN CU RZON - 9- ' . Q :ci A T-ff, . 'nr x J, 6 rl 1 Q f ,- .:., E93 rv I -.1 3 Y Q 'I ' I If IL r ' ' JACK DAY ' HENRY DIAMOND JOE ECKHOFF MARY ETTERS KB ' ' .LSA i ,q. Q., 1 '- Ii x . -Q.-f Vx JZ , K I -. -1-v ,- f I - ' ' - T T '4 , 'I X . A .AEA 3, V B4 s .1 I ' b K- D Q 3 , I A En: 3? 1 , . xii: . BILL MARRS A f I A L , GRACE RRETWELL ,L A K ' A M , 4 Q I Q. ,S BETTY GARRISON '. L, ' b , X HILDALEE GRAHAM Q- 'cv f A I . ' I I ' jg NN W , I' ,. 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Fifth Row: Oscar Fultz, Hubie Graves, James Grice, Douglas Haag, Marilyn Harris, Bill Herring, Thresa Hickey . . . Sixth Rcw: Mary Horton, Connie Ingalls, Mary Lou James, Betty Jo Jenkins, Claretha Jen- kins, Alma Johnson, Charlene Jones. I . g , 1.11: - iw ,, .519 b .XA I 1 V E YM: I N WN A X my i 6 1, KX f Q In , ,Q ., , - AJ ,N K c it -Q 3 ftggf, 9 57 Wg? ' A X . ' . Q iw wg, X 4 l - 1- i wh Y X ' I - -A , ---'-'-QV s t ASP E3 'Qs J Q If Q Q .' U ' i -Q. S? V , 1-Q9 - 'E i , - so , L 'ti K E if 4 gli .1,., .-,- . KV ---' i, J M t '--- , I r lg .,,' 'WL' i, , X l G l ,,., 5. .Q 'J -,-. :.wf..fx.1 xi'-ff 9 :ff 'J ' li ' 'iif ii ' ' , if N QQ? ,, , K t v tcc R Y ii- L it ii:-1g'uf,:Iglil!!'i -1' . --'--AQ ..,A...V i 1-'-1 ' f J it ,ln ji., ,, 3. 3 5- Q , ' f'Y W g., . '. 1 '. X y ' 1 2 51. J .. V ' : f ' ' N ' .-TT' ' E -Q J '. rf: B, ' J-2-fu ' A 'lg' 91' iii T' -i ,QW-R ' 'X 13 1 wr! P .... I I wmv! t H .. ' 1,1 g mm, ,,,' M 3 we wif v L X L . f 'N ft.: is J sttef it ff ,xfillifi -L ixsitfl 8 2. Q i 502 , t 2 -. gk :-N .4 N xg W A .f-W if 3,3 v Q , l ,:,,, Q U, jf, 5 ' , ,gg Ni 'es 3 L 'Q l 7 'F J Rs 6'? ' J E k, , . 3' .AK X :':' If: L ' ' ' w . . . a Q N1Kxx, . X Q A t i . K tx L . -- Eg i , .-J N 'LQ 'J-if fw . tl ga t , I ,, Y' hd..-tl E , V . L . Q -tlt f W 4 ,x- B E J , 1 2-L' ' A . First Row: Dallas Jones, Joyce Jones, Marvin Jones, Elsie Kaus, Evelyn Kaus, Curtis King, Maxine Kowalske . . . Second Row: Adriana Kromhout, Wanda Law, Beulah Leverett, Alvin Lewis, Delores Lorenz, Charles MacConnelI, Bobby Martin . . . Third Rcw: Roland Martins, Norman Mattmuller, Anita Miller, Mary Miller, Henry Mixon, Helen Monroe, Tam Moody . . . Fourth Row: Betty Ann McAfee, David McCain, Sammy McCall, Lillian McCorkle, Jean McCormick, George McCulIers, John Nelson . . . Fifth Row: Carl Penland, Everett Randall, Marjorie Reams, Joyce Reeser, Warren Rice, Billy Rymer, Wanda Roberts . . . Sixth Row: David Roddenberry, Ann Ryall, Jeanette Schlitt, John Scholtes, Grover Schmidt, Frances Schrum, Christine Simpson. 'Q l- X I Y ' 1,- x K 1 JK '-P' iii ER ..-,...,, -gf , .. A Q I 3 LSL: , L .. W- f f 1 .1 -. g,i T-+24 33 S--vftv' 2 R Bd First Row: Jeanne Smith, Patsy Smith, Ann Stead, Gwendolyn Stevens, Jimmy Stinson Harry Swayze Annette Teate , . . Second Row: Elizabeth Thorne, Nadine Wallace, Lena Mae Walker Bob White Lena Wilkerson, Charlotte Wood, Gloria Woodson. ir STUDENTS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR IN THE ANNUAL REMMELE CATO EMOGENE FIELDS BOB KING MYRTICE O'BERRY BETTY WALKER Juniors: Sophomores: Freshmen: RUFUS MCCLELLAN JACK JOHNSON DON MCGINLEY CLYDE MCNEAL RUTH NEIDNER ERNEST NEILSON ROBERT O'BERRY CLARA WILLIAMS TROY YATE5 VERNON LAW VALLIE RODDENBERRY STEVEN SMELTZER QQ QW -Q Q 2555 fi? A The. Besi' ZF I Q, -Q K I A. ,A t F' m7'Q '-'5-Q-ma. :Dust 43 some nor You s3s - JR . SR . PROM 5'-JF-2THfH74T5 mag 18,1945 H woNdgn,FuL 'Uma was had bw, euengome nw own. Pfwm, held 9+ 'fha Commun?-X-9 Buildfmg om meg l8,IQ'l-5 F!-1' C590 PFI- ELL 1300 HJW... ffhi Gnnmd mnneh was Led U5 'RnchaL HOLMES 'Wd N222 pne.+men.,- 4'he, on2c.hes+nn was 4H1e'LBuccnmeees Fkom the N- H-S-. Judg Owens, mms. Long , and n massive wane i-he .S3wf3e,as Foy. -Hue. f.uem?m3. EIGHTH GRADE - 1 r'y ..-.nj ' Em W 1, x Q i if mis 1 gsqygwsx gzzs he . NX . a . x 4 Hs: Lg , '- ' ' . I :.f.r1': I V.: - ' 191' , vf -vw ! 1 . y x Mix 441:-.-' F' 9-5 SEVENTH GRADE TF ,gf if ,yas I W9- WN Mmm bn fm sl ' ' an!- '2,f'7gf.Sf Lori! 573: M6 f6'sSh 195 A N A P S 05'-FOI I7 192:-Y 5953156 Owe. 5Hee.s1wi:N+ 776 M535 CWS , 61196 owe fnclzefe. ,155 Q W x ' ' A Q H x 'AX 'W gnfvj I Bu7 ?f Q7 AMW ff E I EE? LE ff7 2 N2 TP S E X 'll EQ' V mf. ,J EE Nh EEE E Xi Q . ,-. -,3 14115. - -.,,,, E EE Q Ti S' 5 5 E E.. E 5 3 E, SQ EEE, X, f M M WW C?e6f0rf' L? QQ? 2 Wm 3374?-iam? VBHSH if wi Z 63 Hia mg? WMM? ik Qi fe 2 QS gh 3 ik E? 2 Zgygfzgagvzbg-J i vnwaw if M no 42,6 1 . YWWMW' psy Q , fffff db . My , Wh , ig b Hmizdffraaay gf - My E ' 77024145 Q-L , M w-Qffi gm ' 'Viv at QW gms , 3 Q'-'J ff QQ, Q hi, S Q fm? 2 66 E.. X99 'Co?:L?q 4 5 N J' 5 7? GQ Q C23 Q05 'fa 'Q 1 9' ki. 5 . ' 155 Tai .2 . ' Q. fir' gggnjgfrgv i i if .X . , 2 -zz. Q Q. L ...Q MISS V. B. H. S. HELEN MQCVVILLIAM Sig.-ff , mbww ' 5 ...W BEST ALL ROUND BOY VVYLIE SIMS r I if ,. N .MXN N19 , -E-K Xin L i M - .f MOST STUDIOUS JOHN OXRIEDER ERMA JAMES W 1 ff MOST ATHLETIC -2 . I ALVIN REESER NN, BEST LOOKING RAMONA MONROE WYLIE SIMS JUDY OWENS ,Is MOST TALENTED EVELYN ECKHOFF BOBBY MQCDONALD 9 ' ' W- iv. 5? V .I-S, . ,. ii FRIENDLIEST RACHEL HOLMES WYLIE SIMS .XL . M.x We -'X N it me . 3- :P JE .235 ww, e ' Kxi 4 :xi xx ifww Ml!! X Q- ,mix 1-M ATC H. Xb ,gg WMS 3 , . av-X Eg 'QQ X 'S x Q A Q + 'D J ' . 11-E153-':,r::, mf- -' ' tg Lwbdfywg 5,41 77'p,a!1v2S CAR. A 'NAPSHQTQ . ' f- 9s 'Xi 5' ' 5' N D ,f 5 1.9 EW N - 15- it r A .IA 'K h U N - I. irq N4 , I yr , 5 f k K ' 5 x N' X ' ,X-ff ' iss ' 1 '. ' 5' Q! W 4 K qv- A , M 4-4.1 x f Y ' -X ' ' Q ' V MQW ' lrfe Kmgmp 74!f'2f9? 60f9-eff? -517556 ffffwmavx lfiybfee. Cnefvy 515'-S Q 2 A K:a.'LL 'get' Loaf! 1 1 ' ls M12 Zfjgvywep may Jwoeypffff 1 'sz Y.- K, ..,,,,. 5,,,x:,v-,,,, K,,, T, .H Y Am :i: MAA ix Wm X Nx f X f-Wffmx N x LJ V i -M 1 v .' 0 1.77 V f 1 Q THE ARROWHEAD STAFF JAMES TIPPIN . ERMA JAMES .... JOE INGALLS, BILL RICE . . WILEY SIMS . . . . Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor Business Managers . Class Editor HELEN MACWILLIAM . . Historian JUDY OWENS . . . Testament ALVIN REESER ..... . . Sports TOM GUY, RACHEL HOLMES . . . Photographers EVELYN ECKHOFF .... . . . . . Art Editor DOTTIE SULLIVAN ......,, . Junior Class Representative HELEN HANCOCK, MADGE H. LONGAKER . ...,. Sponsors I THE STUDENT COUNCIL I, , f .Ng 1 YM A OFFICERS WILEY SIMS . . . . . . . President JAMES TIPPIN . . Vice-President DOTTIE SULLIVAN . . Secretory BETTY JANE BAILEY . . Treosurer MR. CHINN ..... ..... . . . . Sponsor First Row, Left to Right: Dottie Sullivan, .leon Peters, Jeon McCormick, Bob Rice, Wiley Sims, .Iomes Tippin . . . Second Row: Willene Boughmon, Edgor Schlitt, Everett Rondoli, Dovid Berggren, Wendel I-Iorris, Joe Ingalls, Curtis King. ,gn- ...4,-J . THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS ERMA JAMES. . . . . . .President COLLEEN MATHIS . . , Vice-President MARION MATTMULLER ,.,.. . Secretary-Treasurer EDNA M. VVALTERS, PAULINE WHIDDON ......,... Sponsors First Rcw, Left to Right: Marion Mattmuller, Erma James, Colleen Mathis . . . Second Row: Helen MocWi'IIiam, Betty Jo Brown, Kathryn Yates, Mary McCormick, Jayne Mills, Jane Dupree . . . Third- Rows' Edwin Prange, Pauline Whiddon, Wiley Sirns, Edna M. Walters, Douglas Krcegel. X THE BLOTTER STAFF OFFICERS WILEY SIMS . ,... Editor JAMES TIPPIN . . . Associate Editor DOUGLAS KROEGEL , . Business Manager EVELYN ECKHOFF , .... Cartoonist CLARA STEELE .... . Elementary Reporter ALVIN REESER, BILL RICE . . Sports Reporters EDNA M. WALTERS ..,.....,.r,.,.. Advisor First Row, Left to Right: Judy Owens, Elsie Forsling, Clara Steele, Lucile Law, Marion Mattmuller, Frances Thorne, Evelyn Eckhoff, Kathryn Yates, Betty Christensen, Rachel Holmes, Mary McCormick . . . Se-cond Rcw: Helen MacWilliam, Mary Katherine Murray, Jane Dupree, Jayne Mills, Colleen Mathis, B. J. Mathis, Albert Jones, Robert MacDonald, Edna M. Walters, James Tippin, Wiley Sims, Don Shaw, John Oxreider, James Stapp, Douglas Kroegel, Marion Wilkerson. JA . Q X 77? .I - , RJ? jl xxiifp 1 , I1 f X X X Mffak HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS JAMES TIPPIN . . . President WILEY SIMS . . . Treasurer BOB RICE .... Vice-President JIM BAILEY .,... Chaplain DAVID BERGGREN . .Sescretary HUBERT HENDERSON . Sgtf-At-Arms H. L. WASSON ..,.. Sponsor First Raw, Left to Right: Herbert Henderson, Glenn Moon, James Tippin, H. L. Wasson, David Berggren, Edgar Schlitt, Peter MacWilliam . . . Second Row: Bill Glenn, Jack Graves, Alvin Reeser . . . Third Row: Bob Rice, Lawrence Larson, Kenneth Recrns, Victor Knight, James Stapp, Sammy MaCCall, Bill Rvmer . . . Fourth Row: Bill Eubanks, Bob Bass, Jim Bailey, Wiley Sims. Ronald Kendall . . . Fifth Row: Jac Ingalls, V. L. Whittier, Tom Guy, Joel Parker, Albert Jones, Robert MacDonald, Edwin Prange. . I EX., BETA CLUB Hazen! OFFICERS DOTTIE SULLIVAN . . . President JUDY OWENS . . . Secretary HELEN MACWILLIAM . Vice-President EVELYN ECKHOFF . . Treasurer MR. AND MRS. LEO S. CAHILL . Sponsors First Row, Left to Right: Evelyn Eckhaff, Dottie Sullivan, Helen MacWilliam, Judy Owens, Jayne Mills, Lucille Law, Bebe Willis, Jane Wheeler . . . Second Row: Lillian McCarkle, Mary McCormack, Mr. Cahill, Mrs. Cahill, Jean Peters, Eleanor Graves, Marion Mattmuller, Etta Mae O'Neal . . . Third Row: Helen McCorkle, Jaan McWilliam, Edith Harms, Jean McCormick, Erma James, Ann Graves . . . Fourth Row: Colleen Mathis, Alma Lee Loy, Mary Katherine Murray, Clara Steele, Elsie Forsling. Q ' A ' P.-el F-if --'1 tile , , ' A F, i -4 ' I- 2 5,Z 'Q ' -X gf. -3'--N re' Fi -- . K., ,U 1 . -1 , Af ' .A , , GLEE CLUB l Q E, . 9 G y so ea A if L - n ' ll 3 ' 'l Sf. ' y rs N W : en --' f First Row, Left to Right: Pat Ingalls, Betty Perritt, ps A .15 Q si 'QQ . Helen MocWilliam, Miss Nelson, Jane Wheeler, Bebe ,id 1 ' '11- I gi 5 Willis, Gwen Loy . . . Second Row: Lucille Teate, V i x ' A 4 H ff Annabelle Penland, Patsy Culbertson, Wanda Simmons, tg - . R., iv Gladys Holmes, Robert Elliott . . . Third Row: Betty w-:- 'hw' Q I' V 5 --h F 4 vi Ann McAfee, Henrietta McConnell, Vivian Zigrang, Delores A ,5-xg A , 3 V Schlitt, Janice Krogel, Claire Sappington, Bobby Nelson - I ,lg Lf .. if l . . . Fourth Row: Wanda Bosley, Delores Lorenz, Caro- - ' fi 8 'Q , fx line Bowen, Peter Pell . . . Fifth Row: Dotty Eubanks, Q '. , l E Betty June Zigrang, Lillian Avis, Marilyn Harris, Helen Q y ' Barber, Christine Simpson, Ann Ryoll . . . Sixth Row: ' 5' -. V r . If ., .sb ,f 'z,, Betty Jo Jenkins, Ellen Avis, Adriana Kromhout, Connie ,' ' :, ' ..V.: ' ' 'll' -IYE Ingalls, Beatrice Mixon, Charlotte Kersey, Steve Gregg , E ..., ...,. ,,,.. El9 i'1' ,D . . . Seventh Row: Lilian McCorkle, Clara Steele, Etta i f 'A ' - j- , f ff ifii Mae O'Neil, Mary Katherine Murray, Mary McCormick, F' '- - Betty Christenson, John Bishop . . . Eighth Row: Jean A W Peters, Peggy Orner, Clemmie Cox, Mary Ja Montgomery, Kathryn Yates, Jamie Buckingham . . . Ninth Row: Judy Owens, Alma Lee Loy, Edith Harms, Hildalee Graham, Joan MacWilliJm, Mary Kramhout, Eleanor Larson, Bill Glenn . . . Tenth Row: Betty DuBose, Mary Langbehn, Peggy Thompson, Erma James, Marion Mattmuller, Ramona Monroe, Eleanor Graves, Lloyd Law . . . Eleventh Row: Zonnie Mae Jones, Edwina Montgomery, Betty Jo Brown, Jack Ponder, Dan Shaw, Otis Cobb, V. L. Whittier, Ronald Kendall . . . Twelfth Row: Rachel Ho'mes, Marion Wilkerson, Elsie Forsling, Charlene Jones. THE BAND lpnnnxi First Row, Left to Right: Jayne Mills, Ann Graves, Kenneth Rcams, Charles Griffis, Janice Kroegel, Frances Knight, Mary Etters, Clemmie Cox, Edith Harms, Marjorie Jones, Patsy Lovetf, Clair Sappington, Ramona Monroe . . . Second Row: Don Shaw, Bobby White, Harvey Dodson, Norman Mattmuller, David Berggren, Hildalee Graham, Gladys Holmes, Jock Day, Gerald Weathzrington, Howard Kendall, Pauline Jones . . . Third Raw: Lucille Law, Desiree Jones, Stanley Tippin, Bobby Thomas, Porotl'-y Holmes, Marion Hancock, Rachel Holmes, Norris Penland, Evelyn Wise, Betty Sue Garrison, Mary Jo Montgomery, l'lean1+1'Graves, Betty DuBose, Wiley Sims . . . Fourth Row: Bill Davis, Robbie Allison, Clara Stough, Marion Wilkerson, Vanalfl Kendall . . . Fifth Row: Joel Parker, Horace Gifford, Forrest Letchworth, Kathryn Yates, Johnny Wymore, James Tippin, James Stopp, Jack Copeland. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CLUB w 4 ' x Q. F. H. M. 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S 2 .E O U 2 C o C3 EC o L on E iffis, Buford Gr bie Allison, Chorles Rob nton, Hi Reeser, Felix Rice, Alvin Pronge, Bob 15 .t .C P- ll Rymer, bE E s: 2 U E - C Herbert Henderso 5 o -O- o. o U ai U ii E UT cu D o L LD Ad U o '1 C. o UI 0 U TG GJ U 5 o rr +- +- C L L C GD Poi Ercolin. ocWiIliom, J. W. Calhoun, rson, Glenn Moon, Pete M Lo SUCS F Low FOOTBALL QUEENS ELSIE FORSLING Attendant HELEN MQCVVILLIAM Queen ROMONA MONROE Attendo nt CHEERLEADERS BETTY JANE BAILEY ANN GRAVES JUDY OWENS SHERRILL LEWIS JANE WHEELER JEAN PETERS HELEN MGCWILLIAM WS R WS g :xi ' ,.,, V , fs ' X - X ,Q :- J-W . ?51,-fe-a-ii? 'N. Ni? C , vm Y V Q .li . C F e' , '1 N., c Jr, ,, ' f 1 M - ,,. , .4 hs '- .uf 0 .Ve L.. Af A x , . if .+R 4 :Lg Qi,-if? 43:1 .4 ' V ' -vw'-J' .1 ' ' L- if '-' ' ,Q Upper Left: COACH HENRY ORNER Upper Right: ASSISTANT COACH H. L. WASSON Lower Left: HARRY INGALL5 SSH! HHH! FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS Schedule 1945 September 28 VERO BEACH 19, OKEECHOBEE 0 In the season opener the Indians looked good in downing the fighting Catfish I9 to O. Several wrinkles were found in the offense in this game and were quickly ironed out. They have not lost an opener in several years. October 5 VERO BEACH 0: BELLE GLADE 21 In The second game the Indians journeyed to Belle Gade and tasted defeat on The new field of The strong Belle Glade Rams. This was one ofthe strongest teams in The conference. With a big 190 pound fullback and a large line They were held scoreless until the second half. Then They made Three touchdowns and Three conversions to sew up The game. October 12 VERO BEACH 18, MELBOURNE 0 The Vero boys ran The Bulldogs more Than the score indicates in This game. The second Team played most of The game, showing that we had some very able reserves. The line showed up very well with some good block- ing and tackling. October 19 VERO BEACH 14, STUART 0 The Indians went away again for This game and came back this time with a win. It was in This game that they showed a potent passing attack That had thus far n:t been used. After being held scoreless for two quarters they passed for one Touchdown and to set up anot.her. There was also another one scored that was called back for a penalty. October 26 VERO BEACH 77 DEL RAY 0 With three first string boys benched for disciplinary pJrposes and two more sick, the Indians beat a fighting Del Ray team, further proving the point that the reserves were very capable. This was,a game that showed that Vero should have a very good team next year. ' November 2 VERO BEACH 265 TITUSVILLE 7 The Indians were back in full swing for this game and everything seemed to go right. They rode to an easy vic- tory over al Titusville team that was well seasoned with veteran Iettermen. There was excellent blocking that night and consequently the game featured many long runs. Novefber 9 VERO BEACH 125 LAKE WORTH 14 Again the Indians were defeated away from home, although they had yet to lose a game on their own field. This was one of the most exciting games of the season with thirteen points being scored in the first ten plays of the game. Vero didn't get the breaks that night and came back on the short end of a I4-I2 count to a weaker Team. We were leading at the half I2-7. November 16 VERO BEACH 21, COCOA 14 Vero fans had a big scare in this game. Cocoa scored first in the first quarter but then Vero passed and ran to three touchdowns in the second and third quarters. Cocoa scored again in the last quarter against the reserves. This was one of the hardest fought games of the season. November 23 COPENJ November 29 VERO BEACH Op FORT PIERCE 6 This was the big game of the season. The final Thanksgiving Day Classic. It was also the best game the Indians played. Against their arch-rival who was undefeated, the Indians tasted a bitter defeat for the first time on their own field. Although the yardage gained was about even, Vero had about twice as many first downs as Fort Pierce. A fumble on the first play of the game gave the Eagles the ball on Vero's 20. They scored in seven plays for the only tally of the game. The Eagles were on Vero's IO one time later in the game for their only threat while the Indians were on the 3, The IO, and the 7 at different times but could not score. The seniors of the Fighting Vero Beach High School Indians would like To take this opportunity to wish to the team of 1946 all the luck in the world and we know that you will have one of the best teams in the history of V. B. H. S. Football. GOOD LUCK. JOE INGALLS, Guard-A senior, Joe saw quite a bit of play even though it was his first year out. Although small, he is a good blocker and tackler Best ame - Q was Titusville. GLENN MOON-Small but one of the toughest linemen on the squad. A clean player but con- sistently called for playing too rough. Had a heart as big as gold and always played his best. A Junior and played guard. BOB RICE'-Played first string quarterback this year, showing very good iudgment in his signal calling. Played good offensive ball and developed into an excellent passer. He is a iunior and should play a lot of ball next year. BILL RICE-Our Captain. He was undoubtedly the best blocker on the squad. Was one of the best defensive men in the State. Was well liked and a great guy and will long be remembered in the annals of Vero High. Outstanding game was against Ft. Pierce. l K I V l .. t. R X 5? X is-2 xv 0 if if ef' . , e is t T 3 ' Q- 1 I PETER MacVVlLlelAM - Mac is rather light but has a lot of natural football ability. He has two more years and if he plays as well as he did at the end of this year he will be a great help to the team. , s EXW.-v5.,N I .tif-,..:.ww 1, ,.1y,Q ,, Ng. 5- x T 'L 3.gQ?5 s'V15- Y I M , -N, f sp- . f -'.. f is SAM MCCALL-Sammy played a good brand of ball at center. A good lineman and blocker, he had hislheart in his work, Sammy is a Freshman and should see a lct of ball with the best of them be- fore he graduates. Was All-Con- ference. 1 xr . LAWRENCE LARSON-A Senior. Came to us two years ago from Fort Pierce. Has played consistent if not outstanding ball ever since. An'extra good punter. Was shift- ed from backfield to end this year. Played best game against Titus- ville. L.. , Q Q ' ,Sq 1, - ., 13 , , , gfsuw, 24-r Ln:- ' 1 ALVIN REESER-Alvin played his best football in his last year. He is one of the best offensive backs ever to come from Vero High and always played a hard and scrappy game. He made All-Conference for two years and will be greatly missed next year. Most outstand- ing game was Fort Pierce. I ex is . J. W. CALHOUN-The fastest man on the teamf lt is really a treat to watch Jake take off on those long runs of his. In the two years that he has left to play, he will make many more of them. He is an excellent back and only a Sophomore. ' t .- 4 V .. Z ,f f'f.i FRANK BARRETT- Boney is a DAVID PRANGE-Ah underclass- small back. Good signal caller. man who has a great future in Only a Scphmore. Will be a good football. He is tall and fast. Will back before he is out of school. be a good end. 9 O In all counTries ThroughouT The ages diplomas have been given To graduaTing classes. BuT, since The beginning of hisTory These graduaTing classes have wifnessed some greaT evenT peculiar only To ThaT parTicular year. The evenTs are many and varied, ranging from The invenTion of gun pow- der To The discovery of wireless Telegraphy. IT has been our privilege To wiTness The greaTesT discovery of all Time, The discovery of ATOMKI POWER. Therefore, The Class of i946 dedicaTes Volume V of The Arrowhead To The hope ThaT mankind will be able To esfab- lish and mainTain a lasTing peace, and wiTh This new power, iT will be able To creaTe a new and beTTer world for everyone. FELIX HINTON-Felix is one of V. L. VVHITTIER-A very good BOB BASS-A transfer from Titus- EUGENE CARLSWARD-Another Junior who should play a good end next year. He showed a lot of good football talent in several games this season. uf TOM GUY-Tackle. A Senior. Tom was slow getting started this year but he turned out to be a very good lineman. He's big and tough. Best game was Stuart. PAT EKLIOLIN - Another good guard and a big lineman. One of the hardest blockers and tacklers on the team. Pat is just a freshman and will be a great lineman. 4,0 yr gf-s w., .,,,,,k A. , . . X.- ,-- s A -V Q 1- N -.W mm- ' S Q ' 5 J . the mcst versatile players on the squad-could play any position on the line, also could run very well with the ball. He was a very good linebacker and always a tough nut to crack. He will be sorely missed next year. Was All- Cenference at center. defensive man. Was shifted from' guard to tackle. Not too heavy but vicious and has a fighting heart. He's a Junior. ville. He is a very good prospect and turned in some good football this season. Should play a lot ot ball next year. He is a back. 4 B 4' 4-as E 5 J EDWIN PRANGE-A tall lanky boy who turned out to be a good end when he was shifted from tackle. He alwways worked hard and played to win. His best game was against Titusville. X 2 ., I N ai ' 3' so-.Q if-1 X13 1.1714 . A i' A I l L9 V ' T- , PM ' 'B ' 4 HERBERT HENDERSON-A Jun- icr. Played good offensive ball this year excelling in his running. A fast, shitty back. Should be a valuable player to the team next season. JOEL PARKER-One of our biggest linemen. He played an outstand- ing season at tackle. With another year to play he should rank with the best. ROBERT NELSON - A rugged tackle, has plenty of ball to play next year. He was in there pitch- ing all season. This was his first year. He is a junior. 9 A 1-J. '.- .. 1 .' 12 wif- ' .ga :'.:. .Ev 5 - 'fi 3.4523 42.11 1 .x P n . BILL RYMER-An excellent punt- er. A Freshman-will probably turn out to be one of the out- standing backs in the conference. YQ A HUESTON CALHOUN-A regular substitute and a hard fighter. Shifted from guard to tackle ancl did a fine job. ACTIQN ll 3U First Row: Don McGinley, Carl Penland, Eugene Carlsward, David Prange, Sherrill Lewis . . . Second Row: Alvin Reeser, Felix Hinton, Kenneth Reoms, Peter lVacWiIIiam, Frank Barrett . . . Third Row: Coach Orner, Buford Ingram, Curtiss King, Wiley Sims, Edwin Prange, John Coe, J. W. Calhoun, Kenneth Metz, Cecil Cason, Manager. VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO VERO BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH 'BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH SEASON 39 EAU GALLIE 54 -LAKE WORTH 39 COCOA 44 TITUSVILLE 48 PAHOKEE 45 COCOA 44 EAU GALLIE 53 TITUSVILLE 40 KEY WEST 39 FORT PIERCE 31 PAHOKEE 33 MELBOURNE 43 MELBOURNE 24 FORT PIERCE INDIAN RIVER CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 41 MELBOURNE 24 FORT PIERCE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 30 DANIA 19 FORT PIERCE 690 Total Points Average Per Game 38 28 20 26 28 19 26 25 24 32 30 32 30 32 21 21 30 26 30 480 27 1 J. Coe FZ HiN+0N Ifnpkb A E. 'VRQNQQ pf. 'Reesea J- Us Calhoun 'fi .1Y.. ,.,. uf' 1-..g?f' .X ' , 'Exif QQFX ' gr A '-'- ' -. 1155, 3 , --Q--Q ,gf g-'fffwf 'LET , - f df . -1.-N UE. iff. A:Q1i::,fR:.1N, IA f- , Q vgisgi kk. '- -J :q i-,, '- ,L-1,-- N SLI... Vw:-fy, Wig- 3.5, .. 'fi-Q? - Bl -' Q, Www, 1 fs U- Sims E Baakeijc Conch Omiere, C. Kmg K. 'Remus 'R Yimcldllllems BA KET BALL Captain Felix Hinton will long be remembered together with the past basketball greats of V. B. H. S. He played a lot of basketball in his four years out and has been to four District Tournaments and to the State once. He came into his own this season being the regular spark of' the team and making All-Conference and District Teams. John Coe came to Vero Beach from Melbourne this year. He was one of the outstanding reasons why Melbourne was one of the three teams to beat Vero last year. He played an excellent brand of ball for the indians in this, his junior year. He should be one of the best men in the conference next year. John is a very good ball handler and floor man. Edwin Prange or Chicken was the tallest member of the squad. His 6' 2 came to very good use under the basket. Prange was high point man for the season, having l75 points. This was Chicken's only year out for basketball and he turned out to be a surprise package. J. VV. Calhoun is only a sophomore and already is recognized as one of the best athletes in school. Jake is a fairly big boy. He stands about 5' ll tall. He is an excellent pivot man with a very good eye for the basket. ln his next two years he will be in line for many honors. Alvin Reeser played his last season this year. He was the other guard along with Hinton. He has a lot of speed which was used to good advantage. He, together with Hinton, made the trip to the State Tournament with the championship team. Wiley Sims was a very reliable player, but being able to practice only part of each day kept Wiley from playing more ball. He has a good eye for the basket and is an adept floor man. The Vero Beach lndian Basketball Team has hung up another good record this year, winning l5 out of l8 games, and it was defeated only once in conference games. They won the first eleven games straight, until they lost to Pahokee by l point in a very questionable decision. ln the last three years the Indians have been defeated by only four teams for a total of 8 games. A record of 53 wins out of ol games is an enviable record indeed. They have been the Indian River Conference champions for three straight years, State champs once, and District champs once. LETTERMAN'S CLUB Front: Mr. Orner and Mr. Wasson, Sponsors . . . First Row: Alvin Reeser, Pat Ercolin, Cecil Cason, Bill Glenn, Bob Rice, Vice-Presiderit, Herbert Henderson, Larry Catron, Manager . . . Second Row: Felix Hinton, Lawrence Larson, Lester Bishop, Jim Bailey, J. W. Calhoun, V. L. Whittier, Secretary, Bob Bass, Peter MacWilliam, Sam McCall . . . Third Row: Tom Guy, Wiley Sims, Bill Eubanks, Edwin Prange, Treasurer, Joel Parker, Curtiss King, Joe Ingalls . . . Not Pictured: President Bill Rice, Glen Moon, Robert Nelson. This is the first year that the Lettermen's Club has been in existence here since before the war. lt was a strong organization and it has the potentiality of becoming one of the strongest clubs in school once more. It was created to stimulate an interest in athletics in the high school. It should make a boy want to get a letter in school-a letter that he can be proud to have. Its purpose and aims: l. PURPOSE: l. To foster high school scholarship among boy athletes. 2. To stimulate a desire tor all boys to take part in athletics. 3. To elevate the ideals of sportsmanship. ll. ELIGIBILITY RULES: Any boy in Junior High or Senior High ot Vero Beach High School is eligible under the following regulations: l. He must have earned a letter, having taken active part in either a maior or minor sport. 2. He must have exemplified the highest type of citizenship and sportsmanship. BASEBALL TEAM First Row, Left to Right: Glenn Moon, Buford lngrcim, Dickie Anderson, Don McGinley Wendell Horris, Pot Ercclin, Kenneth Reoms . . . Second Row: Bill Rymer, Alvin Reeserg Lowrence Loiscn, Tom Moody, J. W. Colhoun, Tom Guy, Tom Holmon, lvionoger . . . Third Rcw: Cooch Wosson, Som McColl, Felix Hinton, Edwin Pronge, Bob Boss, .loel Porker. Bose-boll is something else thot is ccnwporotively new thot hos come in with the closing of wer. It hos mode quite o hit with the people ot Vero becouse they remember the fine boseboll teoms thot used to come from Vero High ond they ore looking fcrworcl to hoving thot kind of representoticn on the diomond once more. There is ci strong chonce for it to develop into the closs with toctboll ond bosketbcill here. 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Kroegol, Prop. 11 :I SEBASI-IAN' FLA' II I I :::- ::::j I-::::- : :: ::7: Xfv v :: 'H GOOD LUCK FROM COMPLIMENTS OF 4, SEBASTIAN GARAGE THE SEBASTIAN , 1 , R. B. Lefchworrh, Prop. HOTEL 1 ' , SEBASTIAN, FLA. iz' x -xl lL,- - :::- 'tri-QT Eiv v 11 I I I HARRY' CITY BAR COMPLIMENTS OF , I S ' g CHICKEN B. 81 W. GROCERY .ff SEA Eooos AND SANDWICHES 'I SEBASTIAN I 1 Hurry Bohonnon 1, SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA I 1: .,:I:::: ::::k L::: A Bes'r of Luck, Seniors i' I BELL BAKERIES FORT PIERCE, FLORIDA ll 7 fi I . I BEST QF LUCK A 1: Nr--ww, 'I FROM PIGGLY-WIGGLY STORE AND MARKET I Vero Beach L -- -A 'I BEST WISHES SENIORS 'I V A N 'S K y , sfo YW-2 -o ICE CREAM STORE if 'f BEST OF LUCK L E BEST WISHES J ESS I Efs , ,If BEAUTY SHOPPE I I-IEIEN CURTIS , COLD WAVE I 4 LI I LI I, 1, 4' 1, .L DAVIS SHOE SHOP 4.---A -- .I COMPLIMENTS OF Groves Brothers 'A' WABASSO, FLORIDA BEST or LucK MQCDONALD GAS SERVICE DR. M. J. BARBER 8. SON Fertilizers, Seeds, Insecricides, Boby Chicks, Hoy Crore Moieriol Complete Line of Pittsburgh Points ond Point Accessories BOOSTER CARDS PARKS H. W. GRAY W. F. COX LANGBEHN'S BAKERY MRS. R. C. BEACH J. P. SIBLEY J. D. HOLMES POINSETTIA GIFT SHOP SHELL SERVICE STATION AL'S BARBER SHOP J. B. TIPPIN HARRY F.INGALLS HERB GUY TOM GUY JAMES TIPPIN JOE INGALLS ALBERT JONES JAMES STAPP ROBERT MAC DONALD TOM HOLMAN Best of Luck! SUB DEB CLUB Cleo Jo Swede Mott Son Moc Korkle Sfeelie Edie 7ke JC 7 X Q WILLARD c. CHINN, Principal vw my an ' , f ., ..,, : 33 G, .:., l 3 ' We A A' ' was by y Q :fr r 4. all .q,sgL5Q,.l' . Q 1 3 i -.QA ,tl ' ff LQ- 1 NE. '- ' .v, , ir. wagner e.c y First Row, Left to Right: Juanita Anderson 1 xx Marie Anderson, Mary Ellen Byrd, Leo Cahill 4 X Josephine Gibbs . . . Second Row: Hall God: - bold, Helen Hancock, Garnet Hcinshaw, lla Hel- , seth, Margaret Jones . . . Third Row: Madge . H. Longaker, Vida M. Lovett, Opal Moore, Lilah Nelson, Henry Orner . . . 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