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

 - Class of 1956

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X 4 KATHRYN GEORGE MCCLURE Kathryn George McClure was born 1n Randolph County Georgla on September 4 She was graduated Cum L om Andrew College Cuthbert she came to Vero Beac re she taught second an cl grades untll the fall of 1938 when s ame pr1nc1pa1 of the Vero Beach Ele ary School She recelve egree from the Unwersmty of Flormda 1n 1947 Her fmendly d1spos1t1on her cheery but eff1c1ent and buslness e at t oward her school her competent leadershlp ln developmg and outsta S mg pr m m her school her respect Q derstandmg of the w1shes of all her ass her tolerance of the pomts o 5.6 of those who mlght no ways agree enulne concern ln the welfare sin r teachers her mterest IH the pr 's ms and Joys of youngsters her era school off1c1als m seek g p 1cal solutlons to all school pro 4. d her out standmg Chr1s an chara 2 for all these qual1t1 s K thryn George McClure we e many stu ou have gmde g th chol st1c path ded1cate to yo the 1956 Arrow -i I Qx 6 f 'N ' . 'I ,f - f Q 1 js ' 'A li 1. g 4 ' ' .N N1 Q f . 1 L.. - .. gx Q f Georgia, in 1924. She taught tw . s in ahir , eorgia. lnSeptember,19i6 ... J y , . . . I - h ': ' ' . 0 . ' .l f , A l ' g , ' e . . . . V 5 . . , 5 .-.4 . S' B - 'vs Ullllllli UFFICER 7. , - I. 'X --1.-..l L4 U Q 1 Q- su- 9 ' f . k Y vuvffq' Q C ,-4 , df. -X. ' s ' -ra K ' ' ' . , I I i - ' f f , .... . G' - ' 'I Q ',, M' 7.-'25, ...... . ' s L 1eN!f ..... . ss f f I I K :rt J. Z. g, I Y 5 , . -t..,,,- no if X V . t B X W WWF' .f+.'r,,, ,fy 5 t xi- ITIRST ROW: Mr, Marshall Mitchell, School Attorney: Miss Marjorie Reams, Secretary to the Superintendent of Public Instructiong Mrs. E, E, Carter, School Trustee, Mrs. C, P, Diamond, Chairman of the School Boardg Mrs, Luster Mer- riman, Member of the School Board: Mr, LA, Thompson, Superintendent of Public Instruction. SECOND ROW: Mr. Norman Zapf, Trustee: Mr. Traverse Polluck, Trustee, Mr. Lester Baker, Member of the School Board, Mr. M,L, Medlin, Member of the School Boardg and Mr, O, D, Honeywell, Member of the School Board, .'lll'Illll'lSllIl. - a -. Ind rf xx ' ... ii by Mrs, C, B. Sims, Lunchroom Supcrvisorg Coach Tex Warrington, Health and Physical Education Supervisor, Miss Dorothy Dunaway, Supervisor of Instruction. it ' .Li Mr. H. Drennan Browne, Principal S a t . Mr, Perkins Marquess, Assistant Principal 'N'++-.- Chrrsune Ponus Buzzy Smxth Margaret Fretwell Barbara Garret Judy Wrlson Elvrra Sapp Soma Grler C arohne Cato Eleanor Jones Bethany Buss Jeannxe Lxttler f ug Mlss Jane Letchworth Secretary 7 Mrs Amelxa Otto Treasurer EDITORS: Diane Graham Ur, j, Edward Everett, and Alicia acobus ISI Q 17 SNAPSHOTS Soma Grler and Norman Hams ADVISER Mrs Holly Ban NNUAL STAFF ARRUWIIEAII TYPISTS Robert Wlckham Judy Fletcher and Carol Y 'W l C1m1no 4 SENIOR BUSINESS MANAGERS Eddxe Chambless and Jlm Brown PROOFREADERS and DOCUMENTARIAN Robert Wlckham Peggey Whttuer Emtle Wllllams SPORTS EDITORS Nancy Hutchxson and Rtchard Thomas UNIOR BUSINESS MANAGERS Janet Jones Brenda Franks Sandra Kmght Ronme Arendas if PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSISTANTS Carolxne Permt and Shtrley Smtth Photographer Mr Tucker staff arust Jon cadcnhead 8 I .1 hr- fi 5-was X X ,XX WV NJ XV faziy XX 3! 4Q2 .2 if MW 0 AFP -2.-L hr- !3 t LL-Q, ' TAffULT Ill - .Ni T 21.,g3 f:'f,Jf 193 5 ' - A A n. ,E ,X XZ . ,Aix . :E - .. 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Q 1.5 SA :I 515. gl . .9 . ,Q fy' HOLLY BAIR Engllsh Florxda State Umversxty Unlverslty of North Carolrna Un1vers1ty of Florlda ICH BETTY BAKER Enghsh Wesleyan College Z'- in Z' W Alabama Polytechmc lnsutute B S Florlda Southern Unxverslty of Flouda 7 QQ JANE BRADLEY BETTY BROWN Enghsh Home Economlcs Davls Elluns B Oklahoma A8tM B S Qu sm.. f 111 5 +P' H DRENNAN BROWNE THELMA L BRYANT LEO S CAHILL Prmcxpal Mathemaucs Physlcal Spamsh Soc1alStud1es Un1vers1ty ofF1or1da A B Educauon Unxversuy of Ilhnots B A and M A MISSISSIPPI Southern College DePaul Un1vers1ty L L B Flor1da State Unlverslty fN If YMCA Graduate School 147' S., Sl I JOYCE CARLTON Engluh Soc1alStud1es Umversrty of Alabama B S andM A Alabama College for Women Appalachxan State Teachers Colle ge STEWART CARLTON Physical Educauon Bxrrmngham Southern Colle ge A B George Peabody College DAVID EVANS Scrence Rolhns College B S Umversny of Ilhnoxs Umversxty of Florrda for Teachers M A 10 MEd MARY FORD Mathemaucs Mlllsaps College B S f ' , , , H ' N f ' ' '..A. 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Duke Ul'llVCl'Slly Umversuy of Mrsslsslppx -f 7-1 , x 0 DOIN A LD JOINES Nlarhemaucs Carson NLWIUBH 9 15, JOE MARKS SCICDCC W11l1am and Mary, B.S. 11 A IISSISSIPPI .4 ROBERT E IEE Band Nlasur Obluhorpe X B Atlanta Cousuxarory Gkorgra Teoh Umversuy of I lor1d1 florida State Uruvcrsru 'Rh' ,A i T L 1 f IXXIES MUIR Iudusmal Arts Knut Stan Umwersuy PLRKlIxS MARQULSS Assrstaut Prlncrpal Murray State College B. S, and M, A Umversny of Florxda B, S, fin? Q 1. .Zi 1' J' , 4.-R. 4' 1 1 V, N r 1 , - ' , u D ki , X r . , i I r ll. u , -! ,' - '- 11 vo, 5.5, ' ' ' ' ' . . . C 111 fu '-'-Olllcl: A. L I 5. .J A v -., - 1, X E: ' , Un' M' I, fl K , H . B. r. :-.1,.x, ' ' Q C,, So .lf 13 O x 5 ol .g Q 349 n Y 4' ' I . . L ' . 9.5. ' ' . - . . RR Q' Y 7- . A f i . I 7 9 ' . A f T Q v S I f fu.. EXA MAE O NEIL RODERICK O NEIL LSVERNE PATTERSON Home Economrcs Sclence Agrxculture D C T Perkms Jr College B S MISSISSIPPI State B S UHINCISIQ of Illlnoxs MXSSISSIPPI State and M A B S and M S Lum ersxty of Mxssourx Bradley Umverslty JANE RIGGS Physlcal Educatlon Umverslty of Florlda fi f v JACKIE WARRINGTON Wmthrop College, B, S, Wxlllam and Mary JOHN E ST SURE Sclence Umverslty of Alabama B S and M A UHIVCISIIY of I-lawau Florxda State Umverslty fe PAULINE WHIDDON Latm, Engllsh Southern College, B, D, Umversxry of Florlda Mercer Florida Southern College RALPH STAFURA Sctence Umon College A B Wllham and Mary 'W 'Q JOSEPH PITMAN Socxal Sclence Shlppensburg State ,I Q45 EDNA WALTERS Englxsh DePauw Umverslty A B Un1vers1ty of Chlcago Ul'l1VCl'S1Iy of Indxana Umverslty of Colorado MILDRED WOODS BUSINESS Ed uca non Flonda Sta te Umversxty, B, S, ' ' is I T' ,f , ' ' ' ' , , , , , , Teachers College, B,S. 1 t W ., gf .! 'wr- .Q-' 'ER ' . T1 l A . HA- -V B.S. . . . . ' ' ' ' ' IQ v X ' ' RUFUS YOST Glee Club Falrmont State College, A. B. West V1rg1n1a Umverslty i 5 'S-5. Elia? YL 9 emlis SUTUPI 9 awe mqwe If 1913 amy Sad wg and med anioef Kqflzj sa' I1 - , Yay r. IN ' mf! ' 'H esaxaql axzzng 'g 1411:-ag uaomd vs' it-' ala- M SUUUSI '1 9111213 'M 'I '3 91PP3 WY .. t --- , A V Y Q- -f i ff, , , fx 1 V Y . A 'lf-?'1 Q 4.15 . J. SQQE 13L1lT1 I .3 ADDI 'I P-1914316 HSN GIUUV 1- - ,Q . E , . sg w . ' 3, ' , 'M , ' . '9 0 w - . - YY ft. v T' 1 4 J. . ' -Q' 9' Ei , ' l . sr '-'QI SUIBVIUN 01111 AWBIXIEIUIN dilluld DUOUUUIS full mxpmg nppg QQQ K ? I x 1, 1 .Fatwa .r 'A-ek4r 4 USIJESJGPUINI qzunqg AIIUFILLILLIOQ sump! ueunoyq Sunol oqunf ISPHOQ Kwunf Q ,--f UOIHUI-UNH ,UNH snqooef exoqv :aug e1uoQ Xxx We J S HI :ELS SPONSOR... Mrs. Woods SPONSOR... Mr. Patterson PRESIDENT. . . Norman Harris VICE PRESIDENT. . . Eddie Chambless SECRETARY. . . Sonia Grier TREASURER. . . Shirley Smith BETTY ARNOLD Bet Smart and sure: it always pays: ,nu We always listen to what she says. D,c, T, 4. SUSAN ATKIN Suzy- Even when her troubles pile, On her face there stays a smile, Latin Club 2: D, C, T. 4. SHIRLEY BAKER A, K , Cheerleader 3, 4, NEIL BEVIS Hot Rod I tell you so. 1-01 Small in stature, good as goldg Good things come in small packages, we're told. Dead eye they call him: the reason you know, Four turkeys, one shotg the game warden will Glee Club I, 2, 3,4: Swimming 2, 3. SABLE BISHOP Sabe If he says a word, he'll drawl it outg But he's not the one to sit and pour. 'EL M - Gym Club 2, Track 4. JAMES BOUDET B0ody Our lover boy, as you all know- Always ready to go, go, go! Nt ..., , r ' H Qgwm' 'I if tai: t x Q As ef J 'za - 4 . , . , tV.,,sat .s f ' M .f Jfgjfm 1 4H I,2,3,4g Football 1,2,4g Basketball Ig Baseball 2,3g Math Club 2, H-Y 3,45 F,F.A. 1,2,3, National Honor Society 3.4. EDWARD BRACKETT Bracken A guy with personality plus, Whose friendship is a must. JOHN BRICKER A Yankee from O-Hl-O, Q A Q - 1 ' Sf ' Q 'ads L JOHN BROOKFIELD Muscles A nicer boy just can't be found: He's one who just won't let you down, Latin Club 23 Gym Club 2, 3,4 qpresidentjg Math Club 2g Jr, Band 33 Sr. Band 43 Wheel Club 3, 4 qpresidentjg N. H, S, 3,4. JAMES BROWN Chief The name is drab: the boy is notg You'd be surprised at what he's got. Football I,2,3,4g Track I,2,3,4fcaptainjg Letterman I,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4, Captain, Hi-Y lg president 3,43 N, H, S, 3,43 Annual3,4g B1otter4. if 's FO? -Q-Q -I Hi-Y 1,2,3g Student Council t,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Football 1,21 Letterman 2, 3,43 Blotter 3, We really hate to see him go. 5-49 it ? 'vv I V, BETTY BURTON 'Betty' Here's Betty, quiet and sweet, She's a gal that's really Reet F, H, A. Ii Glee Club 4. BETHANY BUSS 'Beth' When joy and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. Glee Club 1, 2,3,4: F, l-LA, 1, secretary3 ROBERT BUFFINGTON 'Buff' A yankee we welcome here ' Has scads of friends who love his cheer. Baseball 1.2: Football Manager 2,3,4: Basketball 3,43 Hi-Y 3, treasurer 43 Glee Club 4, BEVERLY BURDICK Bebe A gal thats full of vim and vigor, She also cuts quite a figure, Glee Club 12 F,H, A, I3 Latin Club 23 Swimming Team 2, 3. 'C' Golf Team 3,43 National . Honor Society 3,43 Spanish Club 3. I, W, CASON 'Jake' CAROLYN CATO 'Ca-Ca' CORTENSE CAMPBELL C0rkey A pretty girl, sweet as candy Afriend always and what a dandy. D,c, T. 4. ERA WILLIAM CARLEN 'Buddy' Talk he can and talk he will His tongue is very seldom still. Football 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball I, 2, 3,43 Track 43 Hi-Y I,2, Vice President 3,42 Glee Club 4, Lerterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Jake is what he's called With a personality liked by all. F,F,A, 1,31 4-H 2,32 Key Club 3,4. Happy go lucky, pretty and fair, Always happy anywhere. F, H. A, 23 Office Assistant 3,4. VICTOR CEGLADY 'Vic' He's a boy, sound in mind, a truer friend, you cannot find Transferred in 1954 from Olmstead High School EDWARD CHAMBLESS 'Eddie' Famous for his passes, In the gym and out of classes, Baseball 1, 2, 3,43 Football 1, 2, 3,4 qCo-CaptainJ3 Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Track 1,43 Student Cotmcil 1, 2, 3,43 Key Club 2,3 fvice-Presidentj, 4 fPresidentl: 41-1 1,23 Rotary Vocational Award I3 F,F,A, 13 Math Club 23 Letterman's Club 2,3,43 Safety Patrol I3 Quill and Scroll 3,43 N, H,S 3,4 qSecretaryl3 Annual Staff 3,43 Blotter 3,43 Safety Council 33 Class President 33 Class Vice President 43 Wbo's who 4. CAROL CHASTAIN 'Popper' A girl full of fun and fire, And as a friend it's good to stand by her, Girls' State Delegate 3: Exchange Club Public Speaking Contest Winner 3: D,C, T. Club President 4. CAROL CIMINO D, A, A perfect girl in our books, Not only nice, but has good looks, Glee Club 4: Transferred from Curtiss High, Staten Island, New York: Annual Staff 4, 7 'h ANNIE NEILL CLEMONS 'Rebel' iff: ' D sf:11i1le,ffcEijre.veryone. Glee Club 4. se- GERALD CLONTZ Here's a guy who's really nice, All made up of sugar and spice, F.F.A. I.2.3.4. SUE ANN COLEMAN Shorty Small and dainty, sweeter too Then the early morning dew. Transferred in '55: D,C, T. 4. CHARLES CORBETT Charlie Chicken Tomorrow, Tomorrow, but not Today, And the day after Tomorrow for sure, Junior Class Play 3: Football 4. Y 'T' Y.--v SYLVIA CROSBY This little miss is now a wife: Bet she leads a happy life, Q Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader Blotter I, NEIL DAVISON 'Lacy' f Neil's a boy who's sure to clash With the teachers, Will he pass? ROBERT DEMPSEY 'Bob' T Here today: gone tomorrow. For him life holds no sorrow. F.F.A. 1.2.33 D.C.T. 4. ALLEN DEVAUGHN 'Slick' Hot-o-Rocky, what a boy! Full of laughter and bubbling with joy. FaF- Ao In 29 314: 4-H In 21 3n4- 'LZ 1 l,2, and Co-Captain 3: F,H,A. I TT' 5' IUDITH ANN ECKHEART Judy Smart in dress, cute in faceg Here's a girl who makes her place. LOAL DONALDSON This one hails from Winter Beach. One whose friendship: We all beseech F.F.A. 1.2.32 Reporter 4. DONNA DOUTRICK Small and ladylike and so refined, She's smart as a whip and also very kind. D.C,T, 43 Glee Club IQ Latin Club 33 Future Nurses Club 33 Jr. Class Play 3. Quill and Scroll 3,43 F, H,A, t,2, President 33 Tri-Hi-Y I,2,3 - i qTreasurerJ, 43 Blotter l,2, Assistant Editor 33 Editor 43 Future 3 .Q Teachers 23 Glee Club 2,4: Cheerleader 32 N, H, S, 3,4, 1... , -A, WARREN ELWOOD Woody Woody is his name. He is one bound for fame, Transferred from Miami Senior High in '54, Band 33 Wheel Club 314- ,454 W EDWARD EVERETT 'Eddie' T' His smile is bright as the sun, h gi You'll find his work is always done, ,SJ 4-H I,2: N, H, S, 3,4, President3 Annual Staff 3,43 Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4 JUDY FLETCHER 'Brat' Brat is her nickname they say, But she doen't seem that way, REID FAIRBURN This boy's name is just plain Reid, But he's always ready with a kind deed. Wheel Club I, 2, 3, 43 N. H, S, 3,43 Glee Club 4. ,TF Band I, 2, 3, Majorette 43 F, H,A, 2, 3 qSecretary, Parlimentarianj, 43 Jr, Class Play 3. MARGARET FRETWELL Ruby Ruby is her name Having a personality of the same. and 1,2 F,H,A, I,2,3,4: B 34 C X519 si V 'E 'T F' BARBARA GARRETT Jeannie Her friends are many Her foes? She hasn't any, Band l, 23 Glee Club 4, RICHARD GRAVES Bud May the Senior Class present its brain, Wonder if that boy is sane, 4-H I, 2, qSecretaty-Treasurerp 3qTreasurerJ, 43 Key Club 1, 2, 3qTreasurerj 4fSecretary-Treasurerjg Golf 2, 3, 43 Football l,2, 3,43 Baseball If Basket- ball I3 Math Club 23 N, H, S, 3, Vice-President 43 Letterman's Club 3,4, SHIRLEY GILMAN SONIA GRIER Plz Quiet, but awfully sweetg She's one you should meet. Band Majorette I,2,3g Glee Club President 43 Secretary of Senior Class 42 Annual Staff 4, PHILIP HARP 'Phil' Here's a boy that's fair and square With a personality bright as his hair. 'mb Y ' ','? NORMAN HARRIS ,sk His willing heart and helping hand Are always ready, on demand. Glee Club I3 Hi-Y I, Treasurer 2,3,43 Baseball I, 2,3,4: N, H,S, 4 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Student Council 4. THERESA HENDERSON Terry Another newly-wed: She loves the life --- or so she said. F, H, A, I,2: Glee Club 4. ARTHUR HILL 'Artie' Full of fun and really a pill: Presenting none other than Arthur Hill. Football 1,23 4-H I,2,3,43 F,F,A, 1.2: Wheel Club 3,43 Glee Club 3,43 Junior Class Play 33 Gym Club 4. JOY HILL This gal has been blessed with talent As you guessed. Band Majorette I,2, Assistant Head 3, and Head 43 F,H,A, 2,3,43 Math Club Secretary 23 N, H. S. 3,43 Dramatic Club 33 Junior Class Play 3. V vp SUSAN HILLS 'Sue' ' Another Yankee in our midst, .,,, ' So we'll just add her to the list, Transferred from Northhampton High School, Northhampton, Massa- chusetts, in '553 Glee Club 4, BARBARA HOWELL This gal can get along, For in her heart there stays a song. Transferred from Lake Wales in '533 N, l-LS, 3,43 F.H,A. 33 Tri-Hi-Y 32 D,C, T, Secretary 4. NANCY HUTCHISON 'Hutch' Nancy has led the students on3 She's a gal that's really gone, Cheerleader 3,43 Cheerleader Captain 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Who's who 43 Blotter 23 Junior Class Play3 Future Teachers 43 Football Attendant3 Dramatic Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Glee Club 43 Annual 43 Swimming 33 Tennis 43 F,l-L A, I3 Indian Princess at football games, RICHARD JACKSON Rickie Happy is he, For from care he is free, Transferred from New Jersey in '53: Gym Club 3,4: Wheel Club 3,4 ALICIA JACOBUS Lish Here's a clever miss we'd like you to know: She joined us to get out of the snow. Transferred from Regional High School, Springfield, New Jersey, in '53: Dramatics Club 2, Treasurer 3: Jr. Class Secretary 3: Beta Club 3 and President 4: Annual 3 and Editor 4: N. H. S. 3,4: Quill and Scroll 3,4: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Spanish Club 3: Girls' State 3: Stu- dent Council 4: Blotter 3: Who's Who. BENNY JONES 'Bones' 'lt ain't no sin to take off your skin And dance around in your bones. Spanish Club 3: Band I,2,3, Drum Major 4: U. of Florida Jr. Orches- tra 2, 3: I, R,C, Orchestra 2, 3: Treasurer and Musical Director of Demolay 4. DAVID IONES This is David, our favorite chum: When rhere's a party, he's sure to come, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant 4. ELEANOR JONES El1ie Here's a girl that's bright: Be sure to keep her in your sight, Transferred from Fort Lauderdale in '55: Glee Club 4. HOWARD JONES Tall in height, big in heart, A good boy thar's plenty smart. F.F.A. 3.4. WENDELL JONES One of the nicer few, clean and fair, His is a friendship you'll want to share, F, F, A, 3,4. FRANCES KEEN We hear that Frances is really keen, Though seldom heard, she's always seen. Latin Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4: N, H,S. 4. --. xg LUTHER KICKLIGHTER 'Lucy' A better friend cannot be found To fame and success he is bound Football 3,4: Transferred from Soperton, Georgia, in '54, FRANK LASTER Once you've met him, You'll never forget him. F,F,A, 1,23 D.C,T. 4. ELAINE LAW Slow A pretty girl who's very sweet, A better gal you'l1 never meet, 48 Beta Club I, 2, F, H, A, 1,23 Glee Club 2, 3, and Secretary 43 Junior Class Play 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4. .IEANNE LITTLER 'Beam' Mighty sweet, mighty wise, Fun just twinkles in her eyes, Transferred in '54, Glee Club 3,4, Golf 3. MARGARET MaclN'I'YRE 'Mac' She's a honey without a doubt, Never known to frown or pout, Glee Club 1,2, F,H,A, 1,23 Cheerleader 1,23 Latin Club 2, 'X 11 1 i JAMES MANN 'Jim' X There's truly sunshine in his smile, Being friendly all the while, Transferred from Orlando in '54, PHILIP MCELHANEY 'Mouse' This is our school's ol' golf pro. Give him a few years, he'1l have the dough. Band I,2, 3,4, Golf I,2,3,4: Blotter 33 Wheel Club 4, I, R, Concert Orchestra 2, 3, 4. kv FERMAN MCLAUGHLIN Mac or Ferm Strong and silent, Don't get him violent. F, F, A, Treasurer I, Assistant Treasurer 2, Reporter and Summer Presi- dent 3, and President 4, RONALD MOULTON 'Ronnie' He's a guy who's good to know, ln band or studies he's never slow. Trans'ferred from Okeechobee in '55, Band 4. MICHAEL O'HAlRE 'Bocaccio' or 'Horny' The egotist of our class- Full of fire and lots of sass. Dramatics Club Vice-President 2, 3, Blotter 1, 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 2,3,4: Latin Club President 2, Wheel Club 2, Vice-President 3, N, H, S, 3,4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4. IACQUELYNE PARK Jackie Studious, Clever, very bright- Be sure to keep her in your sight. Band 1, 2, 3,4, Majorette l,2, 3, Assistant Head 4, Librarian 4, F, H. A, Sweetheart Contest I3 Holloween Queen I, Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Latin Club Secretary 3, ' KAY PAUL Mrs. Homemaker of Vero Beach, Whose frienship we'll all being to reach. Transferred from Lake Charles, Louisiana in '55, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Junior Class Play 33 Sr. Play 4, Band 4, Spanish Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, Al Q -S18 J Sl' if CAROLYN PERRITT Parrot Carolyn is what she's called She turns a party into a ball, Glee Club I, 2g Beta 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4g F, H, A, ig Annual 3,43 Latin Club 23 Tennis Team 2. BILLY PIATT F I A boy that's really on the ball Even though he's quiet and small, F.F.A. I.2.3.4. RUBY PIATT A smile always, never a frown Q Faces light up when she's around, WI E Glee Club 4, 'QQ I if , - y fn IACQUELINE PURCELL Jackie Y Here's our girl, MOM-I-O k A better friend you'l1 never know, Glee Club I,2,3, Sgt, at Arms 43 Cheerleader 2,3. S MARVIN ROBERTSON v Q The friendliest to all by far ' His friendship to you cannot be marred. go. ' X, '-'-' ' F,F, A, I, Vice President 2,3,4g 4-H I,23 N, H, S, 3,4g Star Farmer 3. X A' MELVIN ROPP ' He reached the 12th and became a Pop We're all his friends, that's Poppa Ropp. Football I,2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2,3: Glee Club 45 Basketball 2, KATHERINE SATTERWHITE K8y On her finger t.here's a ring Hope you're happy as Mrs. King. Transferred from Ft, Pierce in '55, FRED SCHLITT Schlitz Tall and jolly Never seen melancholy Basketball I,2,3,4: D, C, T, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. 4 A crcrufx SCHOLTES reen- 14 -r 1' She and het sister always together Friendly to all in any weather, S ' MARY SCHOLTES She and her classmates always found ln perfect friendship ever bound. 'Jan 513 I z i 1 X 5: 1' .gg I' 1 JOHN sELLERs 'Don Juam ' with his humor and his gee-tar He ought to go real far. Transferred from Moore Haven in 1954, TALBERT SIMNIONS Tlm If it s a Joke you need he's a friend indeed F F A 1 2 President 3 Sentinel 4 Track Team 2 3 Key Club I 4 H I, Football 2 .8 ' fx 'ku TENA SMITH -'Teny- JAMES Qs BUZZ Y SMITH Band 1 2 3 43 Ma1orette 1 2 3 4 SHIRLEY SMITH Never idle, never still, Always smiling, always will, 3 When she smiles the world smiles with her Beta Club l,2, Treasurer 3, V, President4 F FLA l Glef I,2,3: Latin Club 23 Dramatics Club 33 Jr Class Play 3 S Class Play 43 N, l-l,S, 3,42 Jr. Class Treasurer 3 Sr Class UIC! 4, Seldom heard, but always seen, Here's a girl that's never mean. THOMAS SPRINGER Sproltz Now here's a boy with lots of pals, He's also noticed by the gals, Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball I, 2, Club 23 Key Club 33 Hi-Y Club 43 Lettermen's Club 4. 3,4: Football 32 4-H 2,3,43 Latin Glee Club Treasurer 43 Treasurer3 -ir SANDRA TEDDER S3ndie A ln the school or out of class, She had her fun, this lively lass, 1 oiee Club 1, 3,4. RICHARD THOMAS Red The kind of person you like to know, - The type you want for a friend not a foe. o cil ice esident Pres Hi-Y 1,2, Chaplain 3,43 Baseball 2,3,4, Football 1 2 3 Staff 43 Track 13 StudentC un ' 2, V' Pr 3 t Letterman's Club 2, 3,43 Jr. Class V. President 3 Boy's Sta Blotter Staff: Who's Who. JAMES TILLMAN Rocket ln the marines a p, f,c, ' A nicer guy you'll never see. F,F,A, I,2,3: 4-H 1, Judging Team 23 Band I,2,3: ALLEN VAUGHN 'Dingle' This boy's name is Dingle, Hey girls, he 's still single. Transferred in 1953. F,F, A, 3,43 Football 2,3,4, if. 19 PEGGY WHITTIER Peg Pretty and popular, what a lass! One of the top at the class. Band I,2,3, Captain 43 Latin Club 2: F,H,A. 3,4: N, H, S, 3,4, Annual staff 4g Tri-Hi-Y 4g Historian 45 Beta 4. PETER WHITTIER Pete To the teachers he 's a SlIlfC : To the students, the spice of life. Hi-Y 3,4g Glee Club 43 Class Play 4. - ' ' I I X EMILE WILLIAMS Emo A fine guy, strong and keeng Known as a worker and a Marine. Transferred in '54, F,F, A. Parliamentary Procedure Team 4: Sum- mer Sentinal 3g Parliamentary Team 45 Annual Staff 4: Glee Club 43 Hi-Y 4. JANICE WOOD Cookie JEAN WAHLDNER Jeannie Always ready to go: A girl that's good to know, Transferred in '54 from New Jersey, Glee Club 3,4. JOHN WALKER Walker From the Southland he hailsg In a subject he never fails, Glee Club 2,3, President 43 Hi-Y Chaplain 3,43 Basketball Manager 3,4g Football Manager 43 Boys' State 33 Safety Council 33 Jr, Play 3g Blotter 4: Student Council Treasurer 4, vi ROBERT WICKHAM Bob The Liberace in our class: One boy who's sure to pass. Wheel Club 2, 3, Secretary 4g Annual Staff 43 Football 3, Glee Club Pianist 4g N, H, S. 3,4g Class Play 3. WILLIAM WILKERSON Billy Listen, my children, and you shall hear Of a boy with a wonderful senior year. F.F.A. 3.4. 1 Talents differ: all is well and wisely put. I Girls' State 3: N, H, S. 3,45 Glee Club 4, JEANNE WRIGHT Jeannie Whether she be wrong or right, Jeannie Wright is always Wright . JAMES YOUNG Big Jim lf I cannot carry forests on my back, Neither can you crack a nut. H-Y l,2, Secretary 3, Vice-President4g Football l,2,3, Co-Captain 4, Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4: N.H,S, 3,45 Stu- dent Council Sergeant-at-Arms 33 Glee Club Sergeant-at-Arms 4. r A TRIRLTE 5 rrrus rr f ue Ltr rr ore. for rr , rf you fear La l rnally whatsoever thrngs are true what soexer tlrrngs are honest, whatsoever thrnms are just whatsoever thrngs are pure I To exert man hrs chance to ever man regard less of hrs brrth hrs hrnrng olden opportunrtx r L Ol' XO C lratewer lllllljl hrs vrsron To muy rrran the rr ht hrrrrself and to heeorrre and rrrd hrs rrrarrhood can urrrrhrrre to nrake rrrrr Xud that which Should accompany Ord Sc, ker rs tre rrrrse of Xrnerrca ate As honor, love obedrence, troops of frrends medras res Amor omnra vrncrt whatsoever thrngs are of good report thrnk on these thrngs Who rrves hrmself wrth hrs alms Xvhg best feeds three, Bear hrs mrld yoke, they serve Hrrnself, hrs hungerrng nerghbor, TfmPUSfUg1I hrm best and Me . 21195 '..ILl?Ilg '-'v'1'ilfJlJ DFI fl ' '5 Q ff-. 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' ., 1 f F.1,iik:.'Za , ,fl ld x 'll' ,f V ' Ip- 7X ,fi ' 1 7 , W . x f '1., ' r , . 1 X a .IUNIUR .Tohn Anderson Nlary Lou Anderson Barbara Atkinson Flossie Avis Cynthia Baker Evelyn Barden Sharon Blackmon Wanda Brinson Louise Bryan .Tohn Cadenhead Harry Cox Tommy Curzon Susan Detweiler Karron Fletcher QQ- -I 1 ' fr 43 'gi -J 1 'YH' 'I 5 .a v i ' ' 3 Q' if J r -, v ,yi X kt 11 T x J? Q, s-9 i 'W 1 1 .V w, -1- f , 'sv' 4- ' v lf. 'Q , .4 , ' e., , Q, tl Y z. Q' 'bo-3 y az., . L- lf.- x 2, 57, X Ronnie Arendas Rosalie Ashley ll ' i Ronnie Bazemore ' Ralph Baird 2 Et gf., 3 Norma Bates ' up . Sandra Baughman Ni if fi ' , F -.. 2. ' - ,,, . Charlotte Brown V' il H Janice Brown K 1 is Stanley Carter Rodney Chabot l -P .w- , - ' 'gf Jack Dosier X K Richard DeKold Q Pat Flood 9 4 Brenda Sue Franks lf: Nina Frost Gary Gimlich Carl Hammill Carolyn Hammill Ann Higgins Yvonne Hinely Frank Hory Dana Howard Gordon Johnston Janet .Tones Jerry Kersey Kenneth Kinchen Matthew Knight Sandra Knight 2 s ' 1 3 4 T7 3 D . -3 if I x of -lv gan . ' QA 'i e,:1f?1f2Qk7- I-A I ' - A ' YN 1 fl V' 1, v 'Q ,. if 'Q f f - Q ,' .-.. ,V .,. sf- ' - .g.,,f V f- -0 LI? :S ' , , xa ' . 'Qffg My u ' 1 on V 'Q 29 -- Mft 11 , - X ' QP? V Q -,gi f X w 2 'T' 2 it M1 -Q' .Ill lllll Diane Graham Bill Greer Janice Harry Niles Helseth Emma Hoffman Margaret Holland Helen Howard Johnny Johnson Marlene .Tones Marshall Jones Billy Kline Donny Knight R oland Langfang Tommy Lewis Jllllllll El1ZdlJLtll Londerge John Lin Sandra XlCCnllx Marge lX1CK1HDOU Paul Mobley Gene lVlorr1s .Toe lVlLlrphy Carolyn Murrow Sandra Oswa lt lVlorr1s Padgett Charles Perrault Fred Peterson Paul Redstone Karen Robertson -vs 1 'X-fi . 2 1 Tri - N 'Bu 'O 1? 1-., I Q01 G. mv l lb 5 Jackson UL Afee Joanne XlCCa Charles 'vleems Helen 'Vllller Shelby Morrls Wayne lVlorr1s Boo Ollver Merle Osborn Patsy Padgett Anthony Pa lrnerl Ph1ll1p Platt Chrxstxne Pont1s Carol Solmon Joan Satterwhmte 1-, X l. - : W' '- il Age Q A . ' .2 2. 9 2 Q K . i r , ' vxvx ,Y-, f', ,TQ X ,A 1 K R , V. N . A -11 K A iv 3, 3 Q ' . fi. f ll ' 1- 43 1 :L Qi- l ' f' YA 'fn A V J l . w ' XJ l I ,NW M l' 14 l' K- . If In l ll ' XJ' 2 -4, 1 l ., 1 af, y ' . P ':- fl N AQ . N X ff 'f x 5 .2 3' X! I ' 4 ' N f K 4 , 9' 1 Q , . 'V ' rl A 'I - -I ':v. K . ' 'H' 'Tl 5 4 f!' U X X 2' , 3 Q 5 . X 7 ' ' ' N s C+- 'G' X '3 j' - . , . 1 l ., I' Margie Shepard Al Simmons Kay Smith Martha Sue Smith Richard Stokes James Stough Gayl Thorness .Terry Tullis Thomas Walker Janet Wa ltermire Joseph Wodtke Barbara Woods lvs Qi Na .. , A , , 2 ya:- xr. 3 1 'dv N: x N. 1 Xi' , A 1 1 v 'U' .Q-4.454 ff fl 5 s' if s. qi, -. l .3 -I 13 1 x 'Q G Qh. Y . t.. Q fy IQ' Rr: , sa, - -0- Q' 0 1 XA- 5 Hx 3' X-1 V 1 '-X, av? -,.,,gg. . '13 1? ':- 1 ' 1 gal A Q '1 M iy Y' , . S A ' . ', X' V .IUNl0ll Geraldine Smith Jimmie Smith Roscoe Spear Blaine Steese Elizabeth Taylor Lucille Thomas R enate Vieten Richard Waddell Robert Wigglesworth Frank Winters Fred Yeargin Ray Zerbe The sophomore class did very well this year con- sidering that this was their first year as an organized class. Officers were elected and as their first project they sold shakers at the football games They then made plans for a surprise pro ject IIPHUMURE Gertrude Ashburner Doris Ashely Charles Autrey Jeanette Bailey Natalie Banack John Bartlett Carolyn Bates Clinton Bates Gordon Beatty Peggy Beindorf Joyce Benson Jack Bergan Ellen Bishop David Boardman Buddy Bobo James Boring Patricia Bradshaw Barbara Bramble Tom Brogdon Bill Brown Kathleen Brown Richard Bird Joan Burrell Stanley Burton Bob Bussart Nancy Butler Steve Calhoun Bob Cassidy Gene Chesser Edward Cighan Dana Cleary Beth Compton David Connell Grace Conway Larry Cooper Calvin Cox . J f-0-'-4 - 1 '. Q 1 ,I L 3, V fi Jg 'A al' Q f' I. 5' fs'-' J 17 'E ' .-. -vw ' a t l Steve Calhoun Jack Stanley Lorne Mitchell Ted Anderson President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Ted Anderson Kathy Applegate Gary Arendas Mllton Arnold 13 1- it? Y' T'-Q Uv- 1 eq? Z '-1 QQ T 2 Sf V 4. .0 1 1.1 'l ,au 'C' 'VV Jin 'Y 1 K LL I 'gi Q-up L 3 A . . . . I 2 . 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'4 Q - 1 i 1 si 'S I f I 4 is 1 ' f 'M Y 1 0I'lIOMOIlll Bonnie Eckheart Billy Edwards Paul Ercolin Ernest Everett Margaret Ferxic Martha Finlayson Grover Fletcher Jackie Fransen Kenneth Frazier Edwin Gergely Lewis Gray Johnny Griffis Jim Guest Sandra Hague Larry Hancock Billy Harp Bob Hart Patricia Heasley Ernest Helmedoch Joan I-Iearndon Cathy Hill Carolyn Hine Donald Hocker John Hofen Barbara Howard Jeanie Howard Betty Howell Christine Hunter Walter Finley Bill Jackson Norman Jenkins Pat Flynn Malcolm Johnson Mildred Jones William Kaser Lois Kinchen Joyce King Anne Kline June Knight Toni Kuster Bill Lewis Gary Littler Nancy Long Brenda McDuffie Fred McEwan Dennis McPherson Lorne Mitchell Bobby Morrison UPHUMURE. Paul Myers Ray Nelson Betty Neilson Thomas Oli-Iaire Claude Padgett Ioan Park Patty Perry Pat Person Jirn Pe ers Randy Phillips Leona Doxneil Bonnie Prof or George Reams Don Reeser Gayle Retzer Glorla Robertsor Joyce Rovers Pat Ryan Elvlra Sapp Paul Sc1atto Dan SChm1dt Edwm Cehnlecler Alma Shafer Wlllard S1ebert Gary Smlth Troy Stalvey Jack Stanley .Tudlth Stauffer Robert Stevens Marcella Stokes FTBUCIS Sullms Robert Taylor Blll Thompson Lucy Thorne Wayne Thorton JoelT11lman W1ll1am Tredway Barbara Trexbly Lmda Tullls R1chard Turlmgton Franklxn Turner Frec Van Antwerp Bett Vaughn Joan Walters Harry Warren Pat Warren Tom Waters 6 6 L D Sam Teague .V K, FRE HMEl Nlarvaret Alder oorf Bunky Baxsden Sue Baker Wesley Barker Harold Barnes Charleen Barnett Fl lane Berkman Leo B1shop Marcelle Boudet Ada V1 Breeze Jessxe Brock Donna Lee Bronk V1rg1n1a Brown Judy Buzzard Sarah Ca1l Mlke Campbell Jlmmy Capone Marxlyn Cato Susan Chabot Margaret Chadwlck Dorothy Clark Patrlcxa Cochran John Cooley Sterhng Cooper Frank Consent1no Bobby Crosby Lloyd Crosby Frank Cureton Loada Curry Jlmmy DeForest Nancy Dezzuttl Wales D1nsmore Joyce Dohman Naoml Doutr1ck Tommy Dozxer Wllham Eddms Bobbxe Edsall Lmda Edwards Carol Eyles W1nfortFarle,1 Mary Fendley B111 Fxtts Dlane Floyd Mary Ann Freeman Barbara Fretwell James Frost Peggy Fultz Janet Gercreley John Glfford Jack1e Grantham Barbara Grant Bob GTICC Sandra Gunter Cla1re Hald -C8 i -. 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E9 36 3 sf W' si! ll ll FRE HMEN Judy Hailey Holly Hanshaw Janice Harp Nina Harris Charles Helseth Don Hepler Dorothy Higgens Albert Hills CUI'1L1S H1HtOU Ehzabeth Hogan Pat Holman Alfred Horne Albert Howard Vlarv Hubbs Margaret Hudson R1chard Hudson Sue Jamlson John Jackson Pat Jenluns Pat Johnson Janette Jones Wallace Jones Kelton Knlght Edward Lanxer Faye Laster Ralph Lloyd Clara Long Mary Louderm1lk Marc1a Lunsford Joseph MacDonald Donald Mace Lynn Mackle Sandra Mandelar Allce Martm Dlcky Mart1n Herman MCLaughl1n Sharon Mlller D1ane Monts de Oca Earl Morgan Barbara Morrxs Dwayne Morrxs J1m Morrls Rxchard Muller Rey Nevllle Joan Nztte Kenneth Olsen James Orth Rlchard Ott Donald Owens Rlchard Parker Ralph Perrella Jxm Peterson ,Tackle Phxllxps S .1 ' 1 2 1 .L . . 54 1 I W U, M J ii PN 5 J ,a Q , J 'l - Q- r .QT J ,L ' X iz? I 1 Q. N gl A T' 'SS' J 1 I 4 ,, ' . I i xl K Nl' xi ' . --l 9 ' 'Z 4 -, Q W2 W 43 ' 'L gg' Pr .1 1 J J 4 Al ..- , ' . 5 I . 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F- in 6 l Q 2 as .mary Xifff' -J VQHTE Fllll HMEl 1 .Tan Reel .ToAnne Revels Ruth Richards Randy Rivenbark Mary .To Robertson Donna Robinson Helen Roddenberry Brenda Rovers Robert Romam Alfred Russo Raymond Schroeder Katnerxne Sembler Loxs Seraplune Bob Sxms Carroll Slms Wayre S1ms Frank Smltn B1llStanbr1d0e Joy Stanton Alzce Steele Sarn Steele Barbara Stevenson Vlyrtle Stevens Kay Stxnson Ralph Stogner M1ltOH Strxctland George Teate Johnny Thomas Lory Thomas 'Viable Thomas Pat Thomas Donald Thompson Pat Tlllls I..1nda VanDuzer Anna Votrobeck Alvm Walker George Walker Debb1e Walley Katherme Walter Carolyn Watson Marlene Wedell Jacque W1ll1ams Jerry W1ll1ams Robert W1ll1ams Aletha Wood Arthur Wood Ed Zachery Fred 7apf .H 2 3 cf' 'W fl: Qfa 'bis 11 'K -- 43 ,- Qu '71 lv 6' G- 5 ' .-0 412 T NJ 5- C 0 C2 xvd 5'-3 l rv 3 364 If m 1 1 't-if G- x ! r 4 ' V Q Xu D . 1 , ., A J , f V' to 0' . - j xt.. ' ' , N , r .A . 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GRADE Exleen Kapp Bob Kauffman Marlon Kemp Johnny Kernkamp Carolyn Kersey Alton Key Ben Key C6C1l Klng Larry Kllne .To Ann Knodl Carolyn Lawhon Lonnle Ledford Bol1var Lewls Carolyn Lewls Helen Luly Faye Lyons Jlmmy Martens .Ton Martxndale Sonja Math1s Larry McCall Gracxe McCollum Harold McDuff1e Tom Monmn Ronme Meeks B1lly Metz Rolanda Mlller Mary Jane M1tchell .Tosephxne Morgan Lmda Morrms B1lly Mumm Bruce Needham Darrell Newkzrk Sandra Nxchals Karen Ozgowxecz LeVerne Patterson Mxrxam Pontxs Rose Ray Roger Raydo Lawana Rehberg Graham R1ce ,, x ,k 'Ax v 'R . 5 1 4, J ,- ' .1 NC, A' . X N ,' w , 5 , qv 1 Gs A - 'Q f ': wen!! A 's ' I '34 . . w ' , A y - 1 A X . V ' ., N f A 1 f . 'I P' LQ, sie ' L K 'C 1 ' Y rv- ,, ' : Q 1' 'X ' L x xv-fr - - 1 I -J - , 5 , - , . I . N . M 4 ' ' ' !' 'LQ I . ' fi .Q ' 'Q O 0 A. . f - , Q 'Y 1' 1' . 4 2 35 1 M ' L . . e C G - .A ' . 1 , r 1 bv - .4 Q rw - . f . 4 5 I 1 Hx ' . , Q . V Q . 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K, Q v ry X E , 1 - f r , .V i 4 2 y Q 1 :, , ' -' we X X. 4l 1 i Melvin Steele Carol Stepp Paula Stevens Nick Stewart Jeanne Stewart John Stinson Robert Stogsdill Pat Sunday Barton Timm erman David Thompson Richard Thompson Hubert Thornton Bill Tullis Deanna Vaufrhn Richard Waters Linda Wehrman Mack Wilkes Bill Williams Johnny Williams Walter Williams Marlene Woodward Suzanne Youngmark 2 'ef 77 47 0 X. -1? 'gtk Ja' IA i . - I 1 an 1 ' his an Q ... - A. - f vi' -:f 5, on C7 J 'J' 1-.1 ff I . Q I t , J f nts Y N 4. 5,3 , - - - - T :Lf T b 'Z' 5 2, I ' -0' 0- 76 , sf' P ' , P . .ff I 5 . -' 7,5 -as 4- 'TA .A 'if gba, kg, A I .rf '-2 ' . 31 5 ' ' ,f A I w og it 4 CV., .,, . .1-,, A 1 -- . 'wvzv U Q'-7 1' ' A '. 1: J ' A A V Q 'EE' ' Q .. C 4 -.:. , , Q li A, g 3, ' if ' x 2' ,Vt a ,B . nf' I ' :gb ' av- P I . 4 v i Linda Connell Dale Crane Buster Crocker Robert Crocker Alfred Daigneau Lucretia Dalrymple Rose Ann Davis Dick Davison Ronald Davison Nina Deitch EVE TH GRADE Charles Allen Richard Allen Robert Allen Tommy Allen Douglas Anderson Gil Archer Jim Armstrong Arlys Ashley Carolyn Azzolina Franklin Baird Jackie Baldwin Terry Ball Hubert Barkoskie Cathie Beuttell Francis Blanton Carol Block Calvin Brown Carol Brown David Brown David Brown Glenda Brown Denny Browne Lindsay Buckalew Larry Burgess Paul Burrell Hilda Cameron Lueta Carlsen Betty Carr June Carraway Leon Carraway Randy Clark Patricia Cloone Jimmy Cole Wendell Collins Chris Connell f will 'nn -1 -5' ' EVE , 5 ' .'. TE EEAEE ew E I? Kenneth KeVaughn ' ' 5' 7 2 ' ' ' gi-ef ' - Linda Dewey 1 Z , fl Judith Dobeck - K A 4 J K Michael Drayovitch 'kd-cf, 4 X Roberta Dunn Evelyn Eddins Barbara Elliott David Ellis Leslie Ellwood Keith Erickson Janet Faye Lloyd Fendley Carol Fersch Richard Fiedler Judith Finlayson Brenda Folds Ray Folsom Betty Frost Richard Garrison Lonnie Gore Linda Gossett Larry Green Tony Grice Margaret Griffin Joslyn Guerin Marianne Hale Carolyn Hamilton Ruth Hamilton Jim Harger Tommy Hearndon Edward Hilliard Alfred Hofman Annette Hogan Vermont Hogan Baker Holland U ' 14 4 Q xf ' - 'gl I J 1, c., J -' JL .J- ,- , 4 E v , . Q- f . , . ,. I '26 .ft I .3 - .5 4 var 'J I I - 1 r 0' V ,I f 2 ' 15 an 'r -I A -H V: 1 At: J F X ' 1 L fl Z Q .v - Q , .. I y ., 1 ff , - ,' V :ff 4 wh' - Wi V 'f'-A , A Q ' Y ...v -nr x fx 9 . i E ' -3 at J i 1 ss ' ' 'CJ- . x, ,, , ' R I, ' ,nl ' V 2 . ' ' 'v' , ZA nl N . ,F 4'-N . Y I. 1 J ' in QQ , 5 4 V ' -D Q. .T- I 'ws J J l' V K - ff ' Martha Holland Merle Holland Verna Holland Bob Hollinger Jane Holman Charles Homar Katie Honeycutt Clarence Hood 'Sv , -J -1 49 QW EVE TE EEAEE 5.1 at -.1 -'FX F ,goo GBM A l i' sw? ..l' 1 'X Cleo Normlle Patty Norton Billy Odom Paul Odom Gerald Olsen Bob Orton Jo Ann Padgett Joyce Padgett -3 Blll Horton Jackxe Howard Edna Howell Patr1ck Hurley Valerxa Hutter Marty Jackson lngrld Johannsen KTISEIHC Johnson Lamarcla Johnston Melvln Jones Ronnle Jones Joel Keen Cherr1e Kxckhghter Robert Kmght Wesley Knlght Bxlly Kyzer Hal Lamb Cralg Llttler John Luke Clara Lunsford Jeannle Maher Patsy Marshall Wxlson Martln Sandra McCall Amanda McNeal Randy McNeal Jane Merrlman Bess1e Messer Theresa Metz Donna Mlller 11111 Moore Betty Morr1s Loulse Morrls Mar1lyn Mumm Barbara Needham 54 I :V . 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Carolyn Parker Laurice Perrault Jeanette Perritt Nancy Peterson Ralph Peterson Carmie Pettry Danny Powell Elizabeth Powers Billy Priest Jackie Redish Judy Redman Stephen Redstone Bill Richey Jimmy Richardson Sadie Rimes Sue Rimes Jimmy Rivenbark Johnny Rivenbark Ray Rivenbark Penny Robertson Josephine Rogers Donald Roush Jean Royals Mary Ann Russell Mickey Sapp Susan Scott Edna Seraphine George Shaw Bill Shrewsbury Betty Smith Susan Smith Mary Spurlock Barbara Steele Celia Fay Stevens Claude Stevens .4- 51 1 .v 3 M N-I V' T7 Q3 Y' i et- J on A Jack Sturgis Shirley Sylvester Mary Teate Leslie Thorne Louis Tiller Edward Tillis Elizabeth Tonyson Jean Treadwell '3 1-Z X4' 'ur ' 55' '33, 94 V 4' 7 14 4 3 .:. . s. Z ,Q I 'Q, VV I . -a x , ,, l 1 k X ff I , it , 9 ' - p ' Pl? .2 535, ' 'le 7- :' z .I . 6 7 v . 5 A X 5- A - J.. ar If fi x -4 I. . . . ' , I - . 4' an V nz i 1 - - '-I, x -C , ' ' . ',- J! , 9. . ' L -,' X 5 -fr f' v J . ,,. ' .91-fi n p gg Q as Q X A Q E- fl f. I X ' K . 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X ' ' by X1 if ' 0 Sv 33, - QT iw 1 l 3 x i my LRAQ MJ' EEE T Rua Troutman Don 'Waddell Ruth Waoner Dewey Walker Rebecca Wrlson fx 'i fvx if C5 Douolas Zapf Brenda Zerbe Lonnre Cannady W' fi Pat Katzenberger AETHHTIE V--I N H S CHRISTMAS PROGRAM SAFETY POSTER WINNERS Ada V1 Bree7e Larrv Hancock B111 Letchworth Denny Browne Donna Dourrlck Carwlyn Parker H GRADE ju' --G 52 PIC lx UPS WORLD DAX OF PRA1 Us ,Q- The animals turn on jungle Jim Jelly Roll Peanunsl Peanuts' Cheeze Hard uorklng Annual Staff All rlght get QUIEIP gui'--is-'V That s rnlne Studyxng B1010gX A ty pu al jo G' l a, l W l , 4 V -. , ' 71 K VY , ' , ,- f 3 4 A 1 , lf, l af-f V B H S Cham Gang Remember them Aunt N11111e s Boy s E 34-1:9 1-xii Elvis Presley s Fan Club Need say more Spnnger s Harem Hunung Party: Al rig hz quit shooting BIRD S A Day S Hum an 9 TUDENT convert EX ECU TIVE COUNCIL This year the Stu- dent Council has progressed to making more de- cisions regarding school affairs with the guidance of their sponsor, Mr. Marquess. Kay Smith Dana How ard and .Tack Stan ley were sent as delegates to the State Convention and brought back interesting word of what the other clubs were doing and suggestions for us All In all the Stu Jackie Phillips 9th Grade Norman Harris 12th grade Sandra Knight Secretary Richard Thomas dent Council has President Dana Howard Vice President Joan Hearndon Ioth grade Kay Smxth 11th grade progressed very well this year FIRST ROM Bonny Eckheart Kay Snnth Lurta Carlsen Nancy Peterson Jeanette Perrrtt Cathy Beutell Nina Harris Marrlyn Cato SECOND ROW Daniel Honeywell Nlarcelle Boudet Kay Stinson Joan Hearndon Lorne Mitchell Steve Calhoun Jack Stanley Jackre Phlllrps Nlalculm Brrggs Larry Bass Norman Harris Alrcla Jacobus Denny Browne Isabelle BSUISH Eddie Ch8YUblCSl 1-AbT ROW Perkins Marquess Dana Howard Richard Thomas Sandra Knight John Walker Jimmy Smith , .. . , - '. : . : ' . : ' : ' , : . : ' . . . 4 ' Y .4 ,. 5 'V T , 3 e 'lf . '- f V, , , ' ' . , s ' 1 ' ' ' . v, ' V V n 1 v v ' u , I ' n . ' ' V. ' ' 1 , u - ' p v f I v 5 V I . .QQ MISS WHIDDON Sponsor fy! fN 1 DAN SCHMIDT President JOHN HOFEN Secretary Q-14' IORNE MITCHELL Treasurer JUDY WILSON Vtce Presldent ffr 3 3. F gn 'CD FIRST ROW Gertrude Ashbumer John Bartlett, Rrchard Brrd Ellen Brshop Barbara Bramble SECOND ROW Bob Bussart Dana Cleary Martha Frnlayson Patnck Flynn larry Hancock Brlly Harp Joyce Kmg THIRD ROW Thomas O Hatre Randy Phrlhps Bormte Proctor, Gayl Retzer Paul Schroto Sam Teague Rrchard Turlmgton I wa L The H1 Y under the1r sponsor Mr Stafura have had a very actlve year wh1le domg much for the1r school and communlty In add1t1on to takmg elght boys to West Palm Beach for the Annual H1 Y Tr1 H1 Y Convent1on the I-I1 Y donated S100 and the labor to lay a p1pe l1ne to the baseball f1eld They cond1t1oned the mf1e1d of the base ball fxeld and estabhshed a dramage system for the court yard The H1 Y regamed the1r prest1ge by beatlng the Faculty ln the annual H1 Y Faculty game wh1le entertam mg the whole student body They ended the1r successful year w1th the 1nduct1on of new members and a banquet for the boys CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP CREATE Chapla1n Secretary Presldent V1ce Presldent Treasurer Sgt at Arms MAINTAIN CLEAN SPEECH N1 CENTER Sponsor d HSNVWS.LHOdS NVEYI3 f SJ Morrison Ray Nelson I E I CLEAN LIVING EXTEND aw SEE '-li! 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I I TRI-Ill-Y To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. rm ,,,,-.ul The Tri H Y has been very active this year in both service and money making activities The girls of the club gave an assembly program for the Junior High School at Thanks giving They aided in two drives put on in the community the Cancer Drive and the Easter Drive In order to raise money they had bake sales and in May they had a rummage sale As their service project they purchased a clock for the library fi Sandra Baughman Diane Graham Mr J Carlton Sandra Knight Frances Keen President Vtce President Spon Secretary Treasurer Brenda Franks Cha in Norma Bates Sharon Blackmon Carol Cimtno etweiler Judy Eckheart Judy Fletcher 'lf' 491 Soma Grier Janice Harry Joan Hearndon Sue lls .Emma Hofmann Margaret Hollandblancy HutchrsonEla1ne Law J S. VT Elrzabeth Londree JoAnn McCall Sandra McCul Jac e Park Kay Paul Jackie Purcell Karen Robertson Ioan Satterwhrte ffl 'S Kay Smith Martha Smith Betty Taylor Gayl Thomess Patty Warren Peggy - ttier Judy W1 n X. . . ' .h xy I, - - xi Y V D l ' 0 7 , 's ' ' i 3 we Q 5 yd 3, ' 'U 1 X ' N h . sl . . . . A rg! ' ' Qj-f ' -' 'M :Q V 5: U ' ' , A. ,Ll ul 4 - f 5 .N 1 'X ' V ,x P A r 6 f ,f 5 .ll I ' 6459 'S -f .LZ AVA' ' Vg, f ' - - It 3 y . , Q2 ik, H 2 . W' D, V f i, J x , 'J 7 ' Q . . g . . 1 ,lu W . . , '54, ' ' jfs, , fini. ,f .' , -4 fr - I lv , ' , 1 4 W -. abil ' P- fi- . v . ,. . '4 . ASM N Y J , .. 2 ' ' A - ' - s V -o tl't 4 X 1 , J l :Syn t ' Y Q X h- ' u , r, at ' OFFICIQQ LEFT TO RIGIHT 1N1P-.RX IN ROBERTSON TOMX1Y BROGDON FLRM 'VN MCLAUGHLIIN RICHARD WADDELL PA UL ERCOLIIN FIRST ROW Tommy Brogdon Roland Langfang T1m Srmmons Donald Mace Freddre McEwan George Reams Em11e W1111ams Donme Kmght Paul Ercolrn Joe Murphx and B111 Lewrs SECOND ROW: Herman McLaughlin CUIIIS Hmton Dennls McPherson Bobby Grrce Alfred Horne B111 Pratt Allen DeVaughn Donnie Reese: Marvin Robertson Larry Cooper Wayne Thornton, and Mr R N O N611 Advrser THIRD ROW: Fred VanAntwerp, Samuel Jenkms Ferman Mcl.augh11n Wendell Jones Jlmmy Smtth Freddle Peterson Johnny Johnson, James Slough, Richard P Q , ll., Xrte Presrdt I Reporter P1'LS1du1ll Secrerar Conduuor FUTURE FARMER' UF TIJIERIH 5 0- Brenda Franks President Bonnie Eckheart Secretary' Patty Warren Parlianientarian Sandra Ba ughman Reporter F. H. A. f X NEW YV' Keeth fa LQ 1 '76 5' 32' 5 El ' 3 I 1 Q ,- Y in CZ xc? 4410 .Q- Q7 Q4 x Miss Betty Brow n Sandra Knight Vice President Joan Hearndon Treasurer Lorne Mitchell Historian Karron Fletcher Song Leader N P45 Q1- Q gk 'x ?' FIRST ROW Nliss Broun Judy Hailey Alma Schafer Jeanie Howard Diane Wickham Bonnie Eckheart SLCOND ROW Joan Walters Janet Gergely Kirron l-letcher Tonie Kuster Cathy Hill THIRD ROM Ada Vi Breeze joan Htarndon Pat Jenkins Patty Warren Brenda Sue l-ranks Sharon Sue Blackmon TOL RTH ROW 'x1argaretChadxyick Jacque Xyil liarns Sandra Baughman Judy Fletcher Lorne 'ylitchell Sandra Knight FIFTH RON Pat Johnson Kay Stinson Cith erine Setnbler Sandra Hague June Knight Dorothy Higgins SIXTH ROW Carol hyles Barbara Stephenson Sandra Gunter Peggy Fultz Diane Hoyd Mary Ann Freeman NATIONAL HONOR SOC MISS WALTERS Sponsor MISS WHIDDON Sponsor Rs '5-. EDWARD EVERETT RICHARD GRAVES EDDIE CHAMBLESS NORMAN HARRIS Presrdent Vrce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer 6 FIRST ROW Jrm Boudet, John Brookfreld James Brown Bethany Buss Judy Eckheart Rerd Fauburn SECOND ROW Joy Hrll Barbara Howell Alrcxa Jacobus Frances Keen M1chae1O Haue THIRD ROW Marvin Robertson Shrrley Smnh Peggy Whmrer Robert Wrck ham Janice Wood hm Young Wi fffiig J, ' f-Z . L ' , , 5 f LE , W Q H Q I X . I ll' V3 I Y I I V I I 'v 11 v x. , Q 1 s- A A Q A r ' V f . I , ' K O U .gang Eddre as d Rrehard awarr rherr brg moment Barbara and Frances lend femurrne beaut Canule of Memor honorrnh Gru hen Graves to the Scum 5 r ll 5, 'Us A Alrcra raps Drane wrrh Sharon Sue rn rhe Judy taps L12 vsrrh Sharon Sue rn the background background Fourscore and seven years 'fx if Jrm raps Buster and we welcome Robert taps Brenda Where drd Sharon go? Sharon s return to the background john raps Janet and we say adreu to Sharon 3 1 r . r me i Rf- . !5 . - f -K f k . I ' lj. 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' 0 90 SOPRANOS l O s ?9 NIA GRIE President -.-3 TENORS ' MELVIN ROP Vice-Preside wise GQ 1 G L E 9906690 mos Nz: .- mwowns Qi3 Q V fi-Q 1 'F X 4-1, FIRST ROM Dana Cleary bandra knlghr Ray SITl1lh Bonny Eckhearr Joy H111 Jamce KN ood SECONID ROM Mrs Ford Ahcra Jacobus Emma Hofmann Brenda Sue Franks Tom Auster THIRD ROW Brenda N1cDuffy F1OSS1C AXIS Shxrley Smrth Carolyn Perrrtt Drane Graham Susan Demerlgr FOURTH ROM Dan Schmrdr Rob',rtO11ycr Gary I I ,V AJ I if 1 i I Eddle Cha mbless Presxdent Ted Anderson onme Arendas X'-lv Mr Jones Sponsor D1ck Blrd Buddy Bobo 5-QLLJ6 h -th sbt Rlchard Graves Sec Treas Rlchard A DeKo1d Calvm Cox .I Charles Meeks Dana Hou ard Vlce Pres1dent F.. Phllllp Harp Gary Grmhch Q Anthony Charles Corbett Steve Calhoun Stanley Carter W Cason Rodney Chabot Gene Chesser Gerald Clontz Palmer1 S, Johnny Johnson I , Fred Peterson Vind Paul Redstone Al Slmmons A' X -' ,j ,f .' ly X f 'f N f , In X . - 5 x ' ,CV C y it 5 J' 4 -1 E ' Q ' , Aw x ' W s , 'A' f . t Z ' Y ' , - ' , X: 'eq' 'W V 9 1' X H l . X. in V ,y '. ff C xg n 1 'nf , V a x - D Q lf gg : N I xx I gk 'mg .,- Q' sf I 'S , Q 'Q . 2' Q ' ' n B ' A--7 hx, ' A I , - . H if .U . I 2 Q T' -Q . 5 I Xxx by: m 1' ' 4 X ' gy ' ' X -I ,XX 5 1 X H, K A . 3 xx 1 ' ,V x 1 . 55 Jlmmy Smuh X X X A F E T Y p A .1 1 V , A y . T 5 4 Q -K V, .T Y I - 9, 1 M wi 55-jfs, FlRS'lT ROW: Mrs. Challie Horion, Girls' sponsor, Shirley Howard, Phyllis Houlehan, Ginny Russell, Frances Richey, Joyce Boring, ioyce Duncan, ludy Mitchell, Sane lones, Sandy Richardson, iohn Pius, Susan Mitchell, Carolyn Adams, Ann Clemenrs, and Mrs Bernice Green, Boys' sponsor. SECOND ROW: Franklin Bair, Marshall Goodknighr, Ben Bailey, Calphrey Srxeecman, Ray Smirh, Richard Beurrell, Allen Seraphine, lim Aldendorf, Larry Tippins, Mike Harris, Vann Warrington, Billy Driscoll, Roy Youngmark, and Weldon Russ. THlRD ROW: ierry Ponris, iohn Srinson, Malcolm Briggs, Jimmy Orrh, Bunky Baisden, lack Sranley, Caprain, Kohn Hofen, lieirh Erickson, Mickey Sapp, Armond Yaies, and Cordy Briggs, FOURTH ROW: Sim Moore, Billy Mumm, Larry Kline, Mike Campbell, Harold McDuffie, Richard Allen, Calvin Brown, Doug Zapf, Bill Horron, Billy Kyser, and Don Roush. FYFTH ROW: lohnny Luke, Dennis Williams, Harry Blinkensop, Curris Folds, Harold Hilliard, Sieve Calhoun, and Gene Chesser, SlXTl-l ROW: Bob Bussari, Clinton Bares, George Reams, Emesi Helmedach, lohn Brandenburg, Ed Zachery, and Ralph Stogner, J ..,, I ' - . i . iIRiT ROW' Jimm 2 ' a ' f ' Carwiinclaude Steveynscole' Tonk' Grice Eddi Brown. Bak ' and Ray Riv ' Kenneth D C Chamble er Holland enbark, SE eVaughn B. RiV6nbark' andu' Arthur Hin' Cafmie peru COND ROW: 'Lalui' Riven- Amen DeVau hnsponsm- Mr lyvflames 510'-Igg' Tend' 5311. THHY Folsom. S . Joe Mu, h- CCUl1ar5 F6 1-1Oyd Femme IRD Row. P Y. Stanley CaneURTH ROW, 5. I0hnny . rn and Ri ' m Bond LEF Chard waddelft' Lys RIGHT: rr Busan Mr. Thomas llligms 5P0Hso Jack Stanlgy Ure BL' ,,, xxx ,N Jam at IRWUNG A 'Wan 1 Jaopia. in-2 VERO BEACH HIGH SCHXL?VERO BEACH. FLORID April 1956 LEFT TO RIGHT: 'ai il- V d ali: , - 'A I susan Hills M ' W , Business Manager ' AA' Q .I . , ,' ' Mrs. Betty Baker I l Adviser . - . ' 'F' Judy Eckheart 1' AL ' yi , . f E itor X V I L f -K-Q-J, L'-I X: ii BLOTTER STAFF FIRST ROW: Jeannie Howard, Diane Wickham, Bonnie Eckheart, Susan Hills, Sandra Knight, Jackie Fransen, Mary Hubbs. SECOND ROW: Janice Woods, Barbara Garrett, Ruby Piatt, Joy Hill, Lorne Mitchell, Kay Stinson. THIRD ROW: Alicia Jacobus, Jean Wahldner, Toni Kuster, Peggy Whittier, Karen Robertson, June Knight, Sandra Hague. FOURTH ROW: Judy Fletcher, Kay Paul, Betty Burton, Cynthia Baker, Nag Banack, Diane Floyd. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Betty Baker, Sponsor, Jim Young, Pete Whittier, Jim Brown, Richard Thomas, Eddie Chambless, John Walker. ,7- lk i .la Prlmauve un I thex? As? The blg why els if y. What a bunch of loafersl Parlx mme for the Club WI all hu YJOIIIP bo P hex Club fun along the Sebasuan 76 K1llgS of the brldge S011 ullers. plus concrete workers 1 A. - 3 I ox. Q, t l W f'J. 'Q U . , ,' .X . YJ, A V' Q' ri , ,' I . A ' ' ' '1' 'Sl 5 Y ' ' 5a x , . -, Q, ,. S: - - I I , 1 - A 5 V' .. V - J Q V 'T' A F 'F A if 5 ' W-' g Al in ' vi lf Wg x QR ' . V' 'A .S A ' N 57' : 'Q 1 'K -lf F ' K- KFQ6' . , A 5 f , .3 . - - , fx A , i L. , IV V.: . L I i In A Y 5 'fir 'fa pdf ff by U 'W .S J K E mv u x K I V W' -. ' A. Y Qaii r W-N l A ' 1 fl ' ' ULUI3 If lu ' l lx - 4- - 3 I 1 E- H 'X GA ww f gl X XL f ff Swag? xx!! X Nb Qcf if 0 D X X U 9 0 Q , Q 0 'i . ff W ' V V2 I'- ! I Clfmmm rf m . 1- N X .L X ' Q NX M ri, . , If y 'XX 1 Xjg W 111' J Xi: 1 'JI Tl .l I g ,' I ' I'- J ff: Q.-.-Q rv-- ..,.-an .,.......-,,.... ..l+,,..--p- .,...j,- qi. ,vi- MOST IMPROVED BACK MOST VALUABLE PLAYER MOST IMPROVED LINEMAIN Buddy Carlsen Jim Young Jimmy Boudet - ....Z lL..-ouh- 3 px FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Graves, Sam Teague, James Brown, Jody Wodtke, Allen Vaughn, Al Simmons, Dana Howard, Gordon Johnston, Jimmy Boudet, Ted Anderson. SECOND ROW: Anthony Palmeri, Gene Chesser, Paul Redstone, Tommy Curzon, Tommy Lewis, Jim Young, Eddie Chambless, Buddy Carlsen, Calvin Cox, Luther Kicklighter, Charles Corbett. THIRD ROW: Robert Buffington, Richard Thomas, Gary Glmlich, Stanley Carter, Johnny Johnson, Loal Donalson, Johnny Griffix, Richard DeKo1d, Jimmy Smith, Phillip Platt, Ronnie Arendas, Steve Calhoun, John Walker. 4 A,?'Q3i f 'v . 'f'W3jL 7 if 'I l' K Y QQ? 1 I '.qg3ff ,',, , ' - l , . Qi -1 , all 9 .4 ERO BEACH 1.3 L'The'!3Vei'o 8 k was held or 42 minded Belle Glad!-f ven. Bu in were not to be denied. A Vero started itsxfirst drive gonztlig boys took the ball down to the Tiger 5,.lin 6' that Buddy'Car1sen took a hand-off tolstartaone the ,iv this point best piaysof the ' N night and to Vero's first.T. D. Young sfpijtlthe ufrrights and the 'Indians . led 7-0. ' Carlsen starting again intercepteda pass on the Tigers 48 and ran it down to the 23. It was two playis later that halfback Mel Ropp skirted his own right side to score standing up from 1.5 yards out. The converson attempt failed and the game ended Indians 13, Tigers 0. - I vgno asacn t2 cocoa 7 The Indians traveled no Cocoa to bring back their fourth straight win against no defeats. But --- the Tigers gave the Vero fans a scare by scoring early in the first quarter and adding the conversion. ' The Indians fought back with fullback 'limbo' Young capping the 68-yard drive with a I7 yard push through the center of the Cocoa defense. Young's conversion try was deflected, and at half time the score stood 7-6 in favor of the Ti ers. ' , 8 The Indians led again by Young drove 72 yards in ll plays with the big fullback plowing over from 1 yard out. The extra point attempt was wide, and the scoring game stood I2-7. V ' . veno BEACH 27 srumu' 6 The Vero Beach Indians continued their winning waysg and in doing so, they chalked up their sixth straight win in as many games. ' u vliriilfonmg and Melvin Ropp carried most of the load in the backfield for the Indians by galloping 221 yards in a total of 26 carries. ' A It was in the first period that the indians got their lead. From that point on, it was the Indians all the way. It was after Vero had a l4'F!il'lI lead that Smart got its offense going, and it was Fred Reddish capping a 79-yard drive from one yard out, ' Those scoring for the Indians were: Young, plunge 2 yards out, 3 conversions: Ropp, 25-yard rung Carlsen, 2o?yard rung and Chambless, 1 yard quarterback sneak. ' 'X fm, i e veno BEACH 33 PAHOKEE I9 cotmtry for one of its greatest victories--beating the Pahokee, Blue Devils. 4 minutes of play. the score-board read Indians I9---Blue Devils 19. The Indians be denied. As the offense rolled for two more scores, the defense held the ' SEACREST I5 veno I4 minutes of the game passihg, the Seacrest Seahawks found that they couldn't penetrate in- iid! the Veto fifwen yard line. At this point the Vero defense was showing up very strongly as they have been all season with Aiea Vaughn and Jimmy Boudet leading the way this night. I 'But it was from this fifteen yard linelthatzthe Seahawks made history in the records of the Hibiscus Bowl by kicking a field goal. Ed Duffy's field goafiloifmgwent into the records, but it was to be the deciding points of the game. Q, .L ' V Jil' Seacrest scored twice morelbefore the game d. Vero did the same plus two completed conversion attempts after the two scores. , P f Scoring for Vero were: Howah geg Lewis, I yard end rung Arendas, 2 conversions. VERO BEACH 34 POMPANO I2 The Indians hounded back on the winning trail after their loss to Seacreit High. They started running up the score early in the game as they marched 68 yards, after taking the opening kick off, to the first score. , The Indians scored the second time in the second quarter thru the effort of Mel Ropp's 83 yard touch down run. Pompano managed to score once between two more T, D. parades set up by the Indians before the half- ended. The score at this point stood 28--6, ' The next half was a sea-saw affair with both the Indians and Golden Tornadoes scoring once. t ' .D A Q s-.,-P. ,. qu .. , . .. 1 Q A , I, I' fsijpgdilvixll,-Y . ,' .gi-A fl 'af 8 f ..-'- .. .4 . . - 7 5 5 . 2 . In :JK , -Za. L ,lzdj- JY, Fld., 1,1 ,pr .,,- , 'f'aL,1, ' ' L is- fs r., f Haw Kg, xv E Q-,, FT. I' ERCE GAME - if -L1 , Q. f , Ns ' 'W i L 0BEhAC 1' :X '--' Qi gr, 1-' D TOUCHUUWNtgW 725-' ,I 4 N T24 in V iii 'Y if N? dh.-Q'-1' +5 iI?f4'q3 Fr lflxf' f 4 . 1, Q. cf'-f gi r-Tiff' U ,. al -4:4 '- 75s. -fn gs ef fm 3: GY , 'Q' ,Robert James Richard Charles James boal Eddie Buffing Lon Brown Graves Corbett Young Donalson Cha mbless Manager End-170 End-160 End-155 Back-zoo End-153 Back-160 THE DEPARTING SENIORS SHOWN ON THIS PAGE GAVE YOU THEIR BEST THROUGH THE 55 SEASON Total Games won Total pomts F1rst downs Yards rushmg Yards lost Indlan 2. 4 2 And OppOS1t1OH 1 96 224 Yardstxck AND THROUGH THIS ANNUAL WE PAY THEM TRIBUTE FOR THEIR FINE RECORD 3 Jlmmy Buddy Tommy Rxchard Allen Luther John Boudet Carlsen Lewls Thomas Vaughn Kxckhghter Walker End I7O Back 155 Back I5O End 165 Guard I6O Back 140 Manager ' ------ 8 1 1 8 2,1 51 1 I 1 ' ' ---- Z 90 85 ,3 P 0 9 6 ' 5 ' N., A 1 ' , - O ! - I . l I : - l I , . I V 55,85 , .i,s,Q V 1 ' . A ' V. ,. T tkugtkggil 1' . - I Viv., ve . . .- H 1: - hi fig! I I: Q. . A V I 'Pita -,ffigx f Q - A- - 2 V-I 9 1 7' T fguu Q Q1 X' ' f QV , f-x THESE WERE THE BOYS THAT FORMED THE SOLID WALL TO HOLD ALL OPPOSITION TO A VERY LOW Pass Attempts Pass Comp P6f1aIt1eS yd Punt Yard Punt Return Ind1ans 335 32 AV I Z3 AV Oppos1t1on 300 29 AV I I4 AV YARDSTICK THROUGHOUT THE 10 INDIANS GAMES GREAT HONORS ARE STILL TO COME Rmnard DeKo1d Iodx Wodtke San Ita Gordon Johnston Johnny Gr1If1s Tatkle 193 Tackle 235 Tackle 1, Tackle 190 Gaard 185 I I . - cv I ----- 43 20 I . I ---- 86 12 I . I .I :IAA ,:' ,LY 49,1 hr I I ,, I ,' ' 1 'guc ' 11 QS Gene Lhesser A1 btmrnons Dana How rrd Ted Anderson Anthony Palrnerl Guard 135 Center 1,5 Guard 100 Back 175 Gutrrd 174 -...q.,,. nmveaafz-'a haw-Wwe fy Yihivl' .4 'sais-anis: f1's.,:'rQ WITH THE SENIORS GONE THE BOYS ON THIS TWO PAGE SPREAD ARE THE ONES THAT WILL FORM Fumbles Total Fumbles Klckoff AV J Pass Yardage Total Yards recovered lndmans 3 O Z 350 Opposltlon 32 8 7 1 9 THE NUCLEUS OF NEXT YEAR S SQUAD QS X Jim Smith Phillip P1-HI! Calvin Cox Steve Calhoun Ronnie Arendas End-150 Back-150 Back-170 Back-150 Tackle-180 Tllll H0 0RllIl0 ll 5' zu F BP Nfl These coaches piloted the Indian Football Team through a successful season of 8 wins and Z losses. LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Joseph Mark as backf1eld coach Coach Tex War rmgton as he id coach and hue coach Coach Ralph Stafura These coaches are saluted for thelr flne record and the burldmb ofthe flnesl team spun possxble I' L xg THE MOST VALUABLES UEFT TO RIGHT Buddy Carlsen Most Improved Back James Young Most Valuable Player Irmmx R' 71 Boudet Most Improved Lmeman If cya:-'l 9 s -4 ff .-:sf ,I 1- I-. 1 ta Q THE CAPTAINS AIND ALL CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION The coachcs congratulatlng captalns of the lndxans James lounf, and Edd1e ALL CONFER ENCE Ch1mbless upon lllell' selectlon to the Suncoast All Conference team as fullback md quarterback respecuvely Melvln Ropp Gordan Johnston Al Sxmmons ' U ,, . , - .. ,.. ' 1 4 ' , , 1 l rl l I ' 1' , a 1 4 , 1 ' . fl ,- cz, ' p N 4' L 114- ' 'J J , .1 A 1 ' . . . , in ' ' A ' ,, 7, .., ., -ul ' V fn I4 ' ' ,I 1 H A - ,if ! ' . , r u , ' I 4' E V K 4 H W ' . ' . ff, 'I Y' H 9 4 A Y I ' :E-va Q ' ' 4 ' 1 -U ' -. 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I UFFIFERS AND .'l'lIN.'lllir' flv Patsy Pad err Secretary IN8DCyHUICh1SOf1 Captarn M1ssRrggs Sponsor Kax omrth Co captam Shrrley Barker Treasurer CIIEEIIL ABE!! ,JSI KNEELIING UEFT TO RIGHT Peggx Belndorf Kay Srnrth Co captarn Nancy Hl1lCh1SOIl Captarn Sandy Calhoun Mascot Shulex Barker and D18H6WV1Ckh8m STANDING June Knrght Subsutute Sandra McCu11y Palsy Padgett Lorne Mrxclrell and Sandra Kmght Substuute Q , N F O 1. - , 5 X 4 5 Q V 1 ' r 2 f ' S+ Lx- ' lv- s a V l K , V H , V . . - . . 4 va . - 3 , , , , , , I A , ' - ' Y v , - K -w ' - ' A - , , ' .3 A ' 1 V s L , lx , 1 , J J5 Lf' x v , , - . ' - ' . ' ' , . g ' , 1 1 n , 1 , , 1 ' A ' 1 I p - , . l '-S Dlane Wxckham Sandra McCul1y l ,v Nancy Hutch1son Ca ptam Oo S f X ,f -?..-v lff l Sandy Calhoun Mascot 'kb Nl? Shirley Baker 88 Lorne Muche ll Q7 Patsy Padgett 'W x X, ' ,a ISI J XQ f f 1 as-f', 52515 .Q KK X - 1 Peggy Beindorf fkl X X s J ' 6 I 1 ' x xx , 1 X V K j I t x Ni xox P I 5 X A f 'f A u 3. - 4 s, t 59 S I A 41 7 June Knight, Substitute Sandra Knight, Substitute 89 TEAM CHEERLElllEli. gy 'A es.. L? KNEELIlxG UEFT TO RIGHT Carol Broun Mrrlam Ponus Suzanne Youn mark jodx Morgan Marrlxn Mumm bl NND IING Patsx Johnson fW11SSR1ggS Sponbor Fa e Lxons karen Roberrbon Co raprarn Jeanre Howard Captaln FIRST ROW Harold Barnes Dlck Brrd Marshall Ienkens Erwrn Mergou Wrnford Farless John Hofen Paul bcrotto Ceor e Reamb H1185 Helserh Charles Meeks SECOND ROW Mrlron Arnold Fred Van Antwerp Wrllaru Sreberr Rand Phxllrpa lrrhur Hrll Jack Sranlex Rlcl ard Mullen Norman Jenkrns Emest Exerett Jere lewrs Edwln Geruel THIRD ROW Dwa nc Morrls lmnreth Krmhen Sterllng Cooper Par Flynn Fred McEwan Gordon Bcatrx Coacn Carlton Bob Mormon Tro, bralnx Robert Whrruer Joe Murphx brave Calhoun Bxll Thompson Dxcky Martrn F Q! 99 , ' 1 . ' -Q l A ' A' V7 ' 1 F 7 , , T 1 - 'n' .T 4 -, R T ' - . gl . a 53 U . x rl VI A P . 'Q I I THE 49llll Coaches: Frankie Barrett and Charles Roberts FIRST ROW: Graham Needham, Pat Mossey , David Ellis, Bruce Dangerfield, Calvin Brown, and Connie Howard. BACK ROW: Frankie Baird, Micky Sapp, Johnny Luke, David Brown, Ronnie Meeks, Bill Hollinger, and Jimmy Orth. Tllll WILIIIJAT Coach Jack Huston FIRST ROW Albert Howard Richard Allen Allen Waters Mont Hogan David Ray and Craig Fletcher BACK ROW Thad Cason Crist Kringle Jim Wood Larry Bass Bobby Grice and Billy Metz Coach Dale Knise ly FIRST ROW: Bill Buffington, Jerry Fitts, Billy Kaiser Dicky Brown, Claire I-laid, Terry Ball, Larry Tibbetts : I l . I I Randy Finley and B111 Zackary BACK ROW Roger Engels Bill Fitts Tom Allen Bucky Martin Lonnie Ledford Phillip Brown Dale Crane Donnie Barrett and Larry Kline 2 e BA KETBALL X Coach Cllff Horton Coach Horton as head coach of the Indlan cage squad led the team through 1fS 55 56 year eslabllshmg a record of 8 w1ns and IO losses X KN S-I Coach Ralph Stafura Coach Stafura plloted the B team to a very successful season Wllh a prom1s1ng freshman squad wmnrng II wh1le losmg only 5 James Brown Captain LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW Tommy Curzon, Jrmmy Hellman, Franklm Turner, Calvln Cox, Gordon Johnston, and Eddxe Chambless TOP ROW- James Young, Tom Sprxnger, James Brown, Fred Schlm, Robert Buffmgron, Fred Yeargxn and Coach Horton NOT SHOWN' Buddy Carlsen Tommy Curzon Most Valuable player Conference Fred Yeargm Free Throw Champlon HRK 4:--I, ,-I, L r.. 125' gr- if ' V E .37 1 3, L, s .Q 5 - 'f ', 'X, 4 ls 1 1 J I f 5 5 - 5 6 if ', F f j ' l Qr . 4- , .I I -4 'H - All . ff l , ill., ifbj All f K .ti X . 'V 61 I V I H Tommy Curzon Torn bprlnger Guard Guard James Young James Brown Fred Yearrrn forward Center Forward Name Curzon Sprtnger Young Yea rgrn Brown Johnston Hetlman Schlttt Ca rlsen INDIVIDUAL SCORING is 220 7 2 pctff 537 4907 55 657 42 60 607 417 av 43 Chambless Buffmgton Turner Cox total pornts freld goal free throw po1nts QUAD 00 33 Thrs B team showed promrse throughout the cage season postrng a better than average record W1th lots of herght and three teams that almost match each other the boys harrred the opposrtron wrth all around play and good sportmanshrp Thrs squad wrll be looked upon next year to frll the many senlor shoes of the varsrty FRONT ROW Edwln Snyder Tony Tucker Jlmmy Capone hm Peterson Gene Chesser SECOND ROW Robert Taylor Mlke Campbell Johnny Thomas Charles Autrey Donme He1lman Ray Nelson BACK ROW Coach Stafura Lloyd Crosby Paul Redstone Anthony Palmen George Walker Robert Whxttrer, and Manager Ernest Everett tpff fg ft? 94 32 0 ' 1 5 70 35 ,Q 133 47 39 'Z ' 13 44 44 0 80 38 14 62 28 6 'Z ' 22 5 12 6 ' 21 9 6 4 18 9 6 Ofc 16 6 4 'Z ' 15 7 1 50? 4 Z O 'Z 3 1 1 'Z :Qc -- ' :lr -- ' ff ft-- c ' m Q! 99 v 1 ff l Al rt at fl ,i 4 'ss Q' . - O if ll0ACllll LEFT TO RIGHT Assistant Coach Stewart Carlton and Head Coach Tex Warrington Bl. EBALL The Indian baseball squad led by head coach, Tex Warrington, and assistant coach, Stewart Carlton, racked up a successful season, winning the Suncoast Conference for the second consecutive year. They led the conference all season with a 13-l won- and-lost record. As the Indians went into district play toqualify for a berth in the State Tournament, they met the old law of averagesug and a fired-up Fort Pierce nine that they had beaten twice previously upset them 3-O. But not until the Indians had put Seacrest out of the running by the tune of 4-I. The win and loss in district play, coupled with losing a post season game, left the Vero squad with a won and loss record of 14-3 and a playing per- centage rate of .8Z3. The Indians will lose 8 regulars of the '56 squad because of graduation, and it will lose all its pitchers with the exception of one. The outlook, how- ever, is not so dark because of the many eager youngsters that will be coming up from the many town leagues FRONT ROW James Young Gordon Johnston Tommy ALL C0 FEM CE TEAM C i,Z0n actt it P Platt SECOND ROW Coach Carlton Eddie Chambless Johnny Gl'l.ff15 Buddy Carlsen Calxin Cox Dana Howard and Coach Warrington THIRD ROXN Johnny Thomas Kenneth Kmchen Buster McAffee Gary Lrttler Allen Devaughn Paul Niobley and Nlalcolm Briggs NOT SHOWN Melxin Ropp Bunky Baisden and Tom Springer 96 .v -. - In Y . I I , 1 n . Z , ' ' V' - r ' 1, . 1 r r 1 1 . . , 1 . , , . , . . I , . . Gordon Johnston, TOP, BA EBALL Name Pct. AB Hits Runs SB BB SO E RBI'S Curzon, Tom .479 48 23 21 13 11 5 2 9 Chambless,Eddie.390 41 16 15 11 17 4 2 ll Johnston,Gordon .351 54 19 7 3 5 5 18 14 Ropp, Mel .326 52 17 18 10 15 11 5 9 Carlsen, Buddy .314 35 11 7 4 7 9 0 7 Thomas, Richard .311 45 14 10 8 7 3 3 15 Cox, Calvin .189 39 7 8 7 2 8 0 3 Young, Jim .181 22 4 4 3 5 9 O 3 Springer, Tom .166 42 7 6 1 7 11 1 5 Brackett, Eddie .150 33 5 10 9 8 8 8 4 :cf Capone, Jimmy .1000 1 1 2 2 1 0 0 0 Thomas, Johnny .500 2 1 3 2 1 0 0 0 Howard, Dana .000 6 0 1 O 5 2 1 0 Platt, Phillip .000 2 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 DeVaughn, Allen .000 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Griffis, John .000 1 0 0 0 O 1 0 0 Mobley, Paul .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kitchen, Kenneth .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Team Totals .277 414 115 112 73 91 77 40 80 and Dana Howard, BOTTOM, held down the receiving end of the '56 baseball season. 'i'Rated on 20 times AB Wu. 'Q This threesome carried out the pitching duties in a very prescribed manner. LEFT TO RIGHT: Phillip Platt, o-og James Young, 7-23 and Eddie Chambless 7-1. Jim struck out 97 while giving up only 24 hits. Lefty Eddie Chambless struck out 77 while giving up the small total of 33 hits. Phillip, who will return next year, The Indian infield from third around the hom LEFT fanned 3 while allowing 4 hits. TO RIGHT WE FIND: Eddie Brackett, Tommy Curzon, 97 and Richard Thomas. This infield hit at the rate of .288 during its '56 season. Flrst Base R1chard Thomas Nubs Catcher Gordon Johnston ,HJ v- Toad Pitcher James Young Jimbo Third Base Calvin Cox Sr Out Field Kax Second Base-Tommy Curzon Right Field-Tom Springer 'Wopper' Perry Center Field-Buddy Carlsen 'Twinkle ' Shot Stop Eddie Bracket: Curley left Field-Eddie Chambleu 8: Pitcher 'Preacher' UNCOAS'l' U0 FERE CE TRACK TEAM ,Z A if UUACH Coach Joseph Mark as coach of the Vero l-hgh T H E B I G T ll R' E E Thlnclads led them to another Suncoast Conference Champlonshlp Coach Mark has led the lnd1ans to champtonslups 1n the past two years and has estabhshed h1mself a 1001 record He 15 to be commended upon the fxne Job of coachmg the boys 1n both sk1l1 and sportsmanshxp LEFT TO RIGHT Sam Teague Tommy Curzon and Tom Sprmger These three represented the track team at state through the earned rxght of placmg 1n dlSIl'1CI compeuuon and placed 4th out of all the Class A schools xn Florlda Teague set a new re cord at state by throwmg the dxscus ISO 314 wh11e teammate Curzon was broadjumpmg a second place dxstance of 21' II Tom Sprmger the hxgh Jump man Jumped the bar at the henght of 5 8 ALA L LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Norman Hams, Eddie Chambless, Frank Turner, Sam Teague, AlS1mmons, Ted Anderson, Robert Olxver, Edward Everett, Charles Meeks, and George Teate SECOND ROW: Philip Platt, Robert Buffington Robert Taylor, James Brown, Tony Tucker, Jxmmy Smlth, Sable Bxshop, Bobby Morrxson, Tommy Lewis, Gary Glm11lCh, Buddy Carlsen, Tommy Curzon, Tom Sprmger, Lloyd Crosby, 'Moon' Mulltns, and Nlles Helseth, 99 C , .5 . U -'i ' ' L . Q --ggi 41. U at . . if D Xu. if ' AM! ,I Y h 'g A ' 1- I ti . 1 s . -,4 .V :,A?,.w J H if I L ' sf'1'f W! 5. K 4', ' - uv Q Z., X 1. , V ' I 1 7,5 1557 l 5 ,ff . ' 1 4. 1 , fi' A- 5 S.-Qu. .2 4, , ' ' ' I n ' - 4 i' Charles Meekr. Toxlxmy Curzon if: l AL nl Fleldmen Mlle Relay Team 'gifs 'S I A 'ii .S Niles 880 Relay Team Wexghts Spnnters M2l'l2gCl'S 100 Hurdlemen :WB --Nfl: Q 1 K n I GOLFERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bethany Buss, Carolyn Perritt, Coach Ralph Stafura, Shirley Smith, and Gayle Thorness CONFERENCE CHAMPS i A 1 I LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Ralph Stafura, Leo Bishop, Phillip McE1haney, Reid Fairburn, Dick Bird, and Bobby Edsall 101 ' if X! I 'Qffi1'7 !,9fo,z. 4 :C .394 urn: V ex. , 414+ f 'em' I 41 g ' Jody Wodrke, No. I player for boys Janet Jones, No. 1 player for girls ' L' f ,F J N, FRONT ROW: Miss Riggs, Susan Detwiler, Janet Jones, Flossie Avis, Diane Moms de Oca, Nancy Hutchison. BACK ROW: Tommy O'I-laire, Albert Hills, Paul Redstone, Jody Wodrke, Richard De Kold, Ronnie Arendas, Coach Horton. 1 V A ,. Albert Ronnie Paul Richard Tom No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Player Player Player Player Player ei' .-. Y ..-- .' . ,N . .. 1 - 1 1 5-' . . , I , 1-2 5 . ra Mx.. vf leg? T a -A 1 .lg v.q',a I Q.. ' ' sit' ag: - 1. ,i , -' A A gi' ' 'r , I ,x .Ya Q' ,cf 4.-5 t , A ah., X .. . - - .6 '. - I el . , ' - . ' '- -'Y'-G31 ' The Coaches for Tennis. Miss Riggs and Coach Horton. Many thanks for a wonderful job. of I-495 ,X Diane Hutch Susan Flossie . No 4 . 3 No. Player Player Player Player S aw Somethmg shockrng must be happemng by the looks Shrrley and Mxchael have sprmg fever ll seems on the faces of Jack1e Chns and Gayle A lady of lelsure AIICIB relaxes after a bw day Margaret rs playmg the role Two jamtors clean up of a mystic from Indra Norman and Tgmmy Cham Gang 103 Into the au Jumor Budmen Faculty row Gendarmes patrol el cafe Y 37' . '.: r 1 L Y' .5 xx V 3. ' fv l' 1'- . f I l ' I . i . . .O I , NM. 9 I : .. . HI Y 'NIMPS FACULTY 46 'wa'-15 1 H ro s Nt nruupl Q xus arm L Gopher After Ind1ar1 Hambone Smks One Jealous Key C1ubbersP I A mn ir C w L5 ugh fkyr qhk 111 3 Quwm th m 'umm - - fy ,, ' 1 'q 4 x A X Y, . 'N fffi Q X 55 ' ::f' A 1 ' gr , 1 x J .lf K N ' - 5+ . u ' , . ' j fivi Villgx 'St 'xgffivf w N w J L 1 t I ffv- ,A , , , . . . i : Q Q V v li.. fi mr! X .4,T?T? thi ZX . ' Z , yi ,, gr.: V X .'lns- V Real southern Cooking and 5 rurhcrn Belles Q Wal 'CX 1-emrie Fatale ii 1 x 1' ..A 'U She Was That Big T. . -wr, Day At The Beach 'fl x' n . - 4.5 K X l-lavin' Fun? 105 Barbara and Her Harem 4 fr V ,QALJL A 'TL Q-Q-.,.. - A A 4 -6-3 Q Ca!! - EVE TH A D EIGHTH GRADE GARDE CLUB GYM ULU!! FIRST ROW LEFT TO RJGHT Joe Prrman Sponsor Johnny Wrllrams Arthur Wood Edwm Gergely Dale Crane and Bonnie Holland TOP ROW Roger Hellman Davml Brown Sam Steele Paul Ercolm Ernre Smallman John Jackson Charles Helseth John Brookfreld Gordon Beam and Rlchard Jackson v 1 ' . 1 . . . . - ' . r 1 . . n n n , o ' f L W f 5 H305 Lf H0 MDX 3 Q QQ , , w I FY , gs Qi X I rin Q 6 3 0 X W MOST ATHLETIC t . Nancy Hutchison K D. 1 xl 7 r 1 Jim Young , . xii Q5 -5 'App' I.: Y f 'Y ..,:.?. ' 4 0 ' W4 V '4'g,fY 1 X -.- wan nf'Zf '? ev. Q '-' 'r-. P'-. J? 1 ,2.' N5 - J... 5 7 Q -Q WJ: . fm-,. 1597? aw am., . ,.',. f 1 1 , Q I1 N I 5 .. '2 f.. wi -. MOST TALENTED 'QF' Margaret Maclntyre Robert Wickham ' ' , . ' ' 'lx 'ix H -N ' ' L T' 1' far' l . Q: ' ff' 5, vs n. . -. ' -'Q WN 1 C U '-.' --. kk 'N- N' Q K. 14 'f l' 'K f - - f -14 w,, Ag' . Efif J. 5 Q57 . . V ' ! 2: 5 - , iii 1 ' A T., ',i. it 'Af 4.2 ff 1 ii s IS! ,juni v , -A1 if .' s. Tr ' - 'Lg,f-f f ' - .ai jj 1 yi. F g e :if 49-f f, vf 'J Q ff' I Ii .., J F 'I 5 I f'S 41, A I I Z I '. '- . 7' 1 ... X I .A 4 , .L Lia 1 f .. ' P Q . 191553, --- ,QV A vs ' ' '- .zf 4 . 'I A l A ::+,.Vg':gf. Ae W,-4 . i ? l ,f'x ! K A ff 0 s' ' fda- sw- d ' L, - -- ,, , -' , v h A 1 qfgqgh . J 5:53, 'rj XQN - 'J A ,,,'7i' ., .fifhlmumn , - 1, W - . a N , 1 ' fm, ,Y ' , ' 'MQSl'7ST Ious f . .- iffgf Eidward Evgzsft eggy Whittier . I 5 J V Y -rin' if ' ' f,,'.,j, ' wg , 4, , , TH.. Q7 'fu' , . :sf 'y-.?QpV,l' '- '4f 5 - 6 .-14' f Q4 ,X , f 7 f ' Q g 'MOST'fLIKELY TO SUCCEED .K I at I i ' ' 4 Nor!n?Ep.Harris Alicia .Tacobus K 4 - - 4 , - x fff 5. , X.-'-' ', .-. . v ' , 06 af?Z,. -1 . 'G 71,-Sw zqlf, ,fx +24 flfrg' ni-siz'3.fLx 12. :w.21 'S ' r .44 ,s-,yr-Q,vf,Q f 1-,.a5,,,L,1. '4 .yuf?,.vL-w- x fu-' Q-'fl-. ,-I L, ,.-7' 17 Q. J: 35,2-5-xhr ,Jw I. '- + Ig.-f ,gm I 'Q - f' .-. 1-S I Q . . H.. .Ai 1-J-.F .- f 2.-'fr -'-,gf . 1-:R. ,-m.i.W-.x Ac' F 9 f-D, ff , St. . KK 'k, Q' ,Q '-f1'l.' ' ' V-41541351 '13, .'.- .6-- 1 -fb 3 MOST FRIENDLY Richard Thomas Jackie Purcell 41. , 5 is .f it , 11 V , is 'v ur 1 s 'f 3571: xi -an Nil ' if 1 ll til! lib .fi L M ,VT Mosixco Eous Pete Whittier 'rley Smith I 4 D RN H5221 mmm 6? A X L My gb, 4 1 IUNIOR QUEEIN IUINIOR KING Sandra BZUFIIIIIBD Jody Wodtke A settmg U1 an Old Southern Garden provlded a dehghtful atmosphere for the 1956 .Tunxor Sen 1or Prom .5 Q7 JI NIUR C LXSN TRI INLJRI R JLNIOR C LAbb P wmnlex Carur Dum graham RLSIDI NT SENIOR QUEEN SENIOR KING Soma Grler hm Young IOIi E IUR M SENIOR CIASS VICE PRESIDENT Eddle Chambless and hls dat: Brenda McDuIf1v. I ' . . . . 1 - I I PRO GU, -I v. 9 s X 4. , ,. LN, b ' I I Hutch s better half Chrlstmas Tree The mornmg after e prom 3 'M- 13,1-.n What's the verd1ct? Huckleberry Fmn and frlend .-ox 15...- Found a peanut Hello out there 1n 1 1.7 Scalpel sponge suture televlshun landl 1 'Q ' A ,V k ' . O, ' ........ .ll , K M- a I ' A -.. 2 . t Q V f 1 4 A g , V N, ' ........ th ' D U . 3 f ' Q ' 4' 'A5 I 1 ' ,L ' Q 5 M x 1 1 n . ,.,. .-.- .una ' n Fancy meeung you herel Q Here we are you lucky people! l .i- QR Repeat performance Come back httle Sheba K CU Check the hardware R 'K Femmme pulchrltude or 31 ngon you dle 8 APPRECIATIIH DM At the Elks Hall on Frmday exemnv .Tune l l936 M155 Pau 1ne ' h1ddon and M155 Edna Walters were honored vnth a recepuon by former students Q who came from near and far to pay tmbute to two teachers who had had such great lnfluence on then' l1ves W ,- and to shov. themr ab1d1r1O love by pre sentmg them vnth a 1936 Chevrolet is vmg ' Could anyone anywhere have a more wonderful 'famxly of ch11dren'? .avr fi. A And now abxdeth faith, hope, love, but the greatest 1 And fshelshall be thy spokesman unto of these 1s love 1 9 the people 1 v t l l I S , Y ' ' . Dy 2' I , . E. , . U r . I I A ' ' '. . Q f u . , , . -LY ,, '. t Y . . , . - Q, -X. , A iq, ' : , -, , 5 . l . Y - , X :H ll l , - X . . . V e ii QV. ' , - . ' , . .. ll Q a f:j4'l . V. F C ', ,I , 1 ,,M' ' ' . , 7 - :,. 1 K . , ' , 1 . K ,,,' ' V a C33 t , V X ll I ' '. ,I X -, ' 3 ,Y . , , Q n , . . N . . , V, . . ,, 06 , . - ,J ' 4 -1 -. , a' 5 ri. 'va ' ilk . K if -at 3 r ,, .. 5-' 3 : . The Latm Club observes Easter ,., i in Q li: X World Day of Prayer it Mxss Paulme Wluddon and M1ss Edna Walters Honored at recepuon by former student Mrs Holly Ba1r of 20 Mill 1 Chnstmas ln tht Llbrary Nauonal Honor Society Cl1l'lSIlll3S Program Eflllll KI args' Insured for I mill '-'Q . '4 . , V. ., 4. ' f p Q, , xl A -2 ' 360Df'f6'C 345 i ffl in ' A. . li WW' N tu 'Q' und 0 U electric or the teachers. ' Does anyone have a pen? Mrs Crampton director gets well deserved applause JU l0R Well no beddy everyonel There ought to be a fireman's pole on this thing! COITIC onl CLASS Tmmmrm. PLAY UNIIIR CLASS PLM ill Uncle Jeffery must have had too many pmk ladies they're NOT lemonade! You should have seen her when Al1c1a f1n1shedl Poor Gayl Guess I d better rake the dog for a walk Tfiffff-Q Help! Nell there's a burglar 1n herel -annum .,f i?ia 'V Just what's going on in here? 23 Ivs all over nowl - ' ur- DCT NEW N H S MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT Shlrley G1lman Ehzabeth Londeree Drane Graham Brenda Sue Franks Janet Jones Buster 'x1cAfee N The Lettermems better half 124 Lettermervs Club fTkg -QS' TA A: it 4 I . ff , X E is i' x - l'vv .' ' I 1 Q 'u' . Q 1 T ' ' 1 f' .1 Q-l' 1 ' Q, -, 1 ,l,.,.lA A , x - 0 I' - Q fri Ai I Y . Rough Tough and Ready That s Margaret Mac Intyre wrth Momma Alrcra and Poppa Mrchael looking on Pow rrght rn the krsserl Il As Benny smacks Petey Wetey F' Anyone for tea? Tonrght Shrrley ls the Belle of the Ball as A mother to daughter mlk the YO'-mg Vlctona wrth Bethany and Alrcra Mrchael proves hrs strength. One of the more serrous moments of the play as 12 5 Marvm Robertson delivers an ultrmatum I . . , I ' I - , F' , ra . , ' . w - I , .- 1: .. - I., . 1 v Q .i . 1 J 5' 1 I ,- S Congratulau onsl Richard Graves receives Scrence Award Jackie Park Mr Yost presents Glee Club Awards Football Awards Band Awards 126 , ' an Q A f , as ' .A -- , ' , ,J . ' N J I S ' x . i ' Peebles Award goes to ' . J 534 , . r . 1, A A ' E Q J A H ,s , 1 l X- I , 4. MMIII! DM ,1 l Peebles Scholarslup Wmner i Exchange Club Speakmg Award Wmner I' q'1 The Wlmbrow Memonal Award to F.S.U. Press Insutute 127 1 1 A ' Q . y . ' ei . GL i' . Z? , . 1, 5 R I , Q, IQ' 4 1 V x Z 1 4 ff! 5, ' fn , , :QQ -. T I 7- .7 I V' is 1 x . V 1 . xy , 'K is 1 A' f' W A X . , How d we do glrls? Thmk we made xt? You don t say' 1-4 if Duty Joke Book? M,-0 Whewl Glad that s over Gomg Lp Fnendly Navajo 128 Yea Vero I .pe-P :HPV 3Xn??B, :W 1 , I Y lf A ' at Q. Q5-v Z , . , s . f V 51- 04 ,. ,A L-a -QQD-9' 11 V in . . -.-an-uuAh......l. i The WOFREIS Cheer for the Red and White? Way to strut l Strong man Really senous War Dance A ii! Pyramxd? Jump up and htlleri Take my plcture Wally Q l A - ' X X M.. . ' f, Q 'QR A fi if Y' Q 11,1 f '1 , . K A W ,f '31 I if . - I . N Q ' X 3, 4' , - if ' 'A A TA t e f . . ,I x '- 4 ' ' ' -' X78 N Q . v., o -Xl '. - ' .' - .I . I . - N ' ,- . vu- - p A - . ' 3 . I I I ,fr I 1 ' '. ?-.7 4 l A g 4 ,Q , '- - 'J if uf - f 41 tl 'H-v 'Q ,, A ,Ll ug, -1-is v,, ., . tmp A:.x:1-:Jia , 1 W A , 1 i af' H' 1 A.. 1-4 AL., I 'Sinn A 9' ,, ' qw, i Z: 1 v ' ' , . Ni The worker . Lover s Inc. Us smart Tourxsts The day after the mght before .,,- Mrs Barr? L Got upl Can t get downl l Nauonal unhonorary SOCIEIY Spoltz Study Hall? The H1 Y meetmg w11l come to order! nu u'qV'T'? 9-'SH S-riff Efwf 'HDFC Jr Mm?-f Q1 .bk .l Expenment for the dayl Who? Me? That Old gang of mmel Bloommg 1d1OI W 064379 'vo n D f' 9 Toasts Sougbxrds FM.. ll. DD-Q ..gnAl-v-A-- --- -- ... ..Q,.- ' li' Sheriff s Posse Pracuce makes perfect Tennessee Ernxe Go Indlansl Love Buds How d my glrls do? You don t mean xtl 32 NN hat a party! I s Y 5 A ,x n - 14 I-, 4 9- i e XM . . In , Z I J X QYTQX XEX6' I 9 3 HDYEBTISIHG 4 ' , CL if I 4 l MQ 1 A X J . 3' 'I , , if f f X f g ' , Mx X f 3 L P 'M ' A XX 11 I ' V I A 1 f ' X G. I X!! L f T 'gf 6' af firing J Y N 5 . 94 av ' , Q if-9 k I, Q J .Y 5 LX X N X ,FXJ ff K zfggm , G J CITY 0F VERO BEACH In The Heart Of The lndnan Ruver Citrus Belt Bath House Fxre Department M8CWl1113m Park Cnty Manager Form of Goverment Opportunlty for All Pay Us A Vuslt You Wull Be Convmced Mumclpally Owned Uflllhes We mvlte you to come In and Make use of our specgal per sonaI checking account ser vuce Now S10 OOO maximum de poslt Insurance For cash ac count by F D I C I IIIA IIIIEIICITII SBA K Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Vero Beach ---------- Indian River County ---------- Florida FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ORCHID DEER ONE Best of Luck Class of 56 DEERFIELD GROVES COMPANY Citrus Groves on Merritt Island Orchid and Wabasso on the Indian River INDIAN DEER MIKE I couckmumlous ro THE sfmoks HAM FLOYD sm wfsfffs I A 8 SUPER MARKET jp M .1-3.3.1, ' Compliments of JAMES T VOCELLE Congratulatlons To Sensor Class of 56 THE PATIO RESTAURANT AND Phone 5736 1103 Mrracle Mule L B VCCELLE Vero Beach Florida Compl :ments of Ulllll ll'l'll1lCT0ll CIIMPA Y TRACTOR mgin Fort Pxerce Florida Phone T047 WARM souwmggj All Kmcls of Hydrauluc Equlpment for Groves Congratulatlons of DUBOSE JEWELRY INC RANDALL S RADIO 8- TELEVISION Over 35 years In Vero Beach Westinghouse 8. Sylvania Sales and Servuce Dramonds 8. Watches Phone 3931 1534 20th Street Watch and Jewelry Repomng Vero Beach, Florrda o o ' I ' ' tl 'K S . I . , . Good Luck RANDY S TEXACO SERVICE STATION U S Hughway No I Wabasso Florlda INDIAN RIVER GAS CO Phone 3590 Addntuonal Offices nn Tntusvnlle Cocoa Melbourne Ft Puerce Dlstrubutors of Green s Fuel Gas WNRD BROTHERS NCDNUGAL U Y I C GENERAL CONTRACTORS VERO BEACH FLORIDA Compl uments of HOGAN AND SONS Growers and Shnppers of Tomatoes and Other Vegetables Vero Beach, Florlcla . . . . . I ' I 1 ' . I ' ' ' New Symra, and Stuart I . a 0 I NMPA , . LII'I'IIIIWIIII'I'II IIII'I'IIIl Phone 2546 Mlracle Mule Vero Beach Flornda C0mPI'me 'S of ROYAL POINCIANA coukr McCARD S JEWELRY Honda S Finest Watches Diamonds Deluxe Quality Thru Out Guaranteed Watch Repalr W G Stegkemxgm grilch FIC Phone 3860 Member B?E1LlEJILlh?sIbI5f:rIEs United Vero Beach Floruda 20th Street AH' Cond'I'0n'n9 Rodmnt Heat R W Graves Presndent R C Black Vlce President W F Graves J Secretary8-Treasurer INDIAN RIVER EXCHANGE PACKERS INC Growers and Packers of Indlan Rnver Cutrus Frult Phone 2252 P O Box 966 Vero Beach, Fla I III u IIA was I . 'u'-- I - U. S. I , . I 0 - .. . . I I I I C I I . Q . C 0 I rl' , O HOLTZCLAW ELECTRIC SHOP DMESTIB WIIEBGIAL ll9U8 KIA INSTALLATIONS REPUP' C nuact T1-:c and Mat 2 4-s FRIENDLY SERVICE' Ib59 20141 St Vero leach CALL VERO BEACH SESASTIAN 5164 2065 K can sm Compllnnents of HORTON S Books Gnfts Statuonary Phone 364 Ft Prerce Florlda TUTTLE S CAMERA SHOP Ft Pnerce s Fsrst Complete Camera Shop 208 Orange Avenue Fort Plerce Florida VERO INDIAN RIVER PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION Growers Packers and Shnppers of Florlgold Checker Flo Phone 3665 Vero Beach Flornda WABASSO MERCANTI LE Also ReaI Estate T R Cadenhead Wabasso Florida Compllments of TUXEDO FRUIT COMPANY Fort Pierce, Fla. VERO S PROGRESSIVE AGENCY QSM? AGENCY Insurance Real Estate I3I6 20th Street Phone 650 Vero Beach, Fla. vii, ,.i,,l1,.,,, ,,,. ,.,,. . I ,q,.., . . . I - I - I .' f I . ' A .sn ' ' I 1: - 1, aria! ' ' I ,W . I I ' ' 0 -'N 1 1 ' ' , . . ix I LY , I CQ Q f A 4 Q -J J 1 . Q 0 ' Q. I I ,AU I I ' 5 . 1 , - V - I ' I ,., ' HM ' . I Q I ' I ' I I Compluments of EMLET S RESTAURANT REGAL COURTS SPSCIOTIZIHQ In Sea Foods Miracle Mule Vero Beach Florlda VERO BEACH PRESS JOURNAL Members Audut Bureau of Curculafuons l95O Wmner State Press Assocuatlon Excellence Award Flrst Wmner of John Lochner Trophy Best Weekly Newspaper ln Flornda Newspaper m Florlda un Contest Sponsored by Florlda Press Assoclatron Vero Beach Press Journal Covers lndlan River County Luke The Sunshine X J J Schumann Publusher ,-ff Qffaya fa Amp af U. S. l V I . 5 Awarded The Best All-Round Weekly Leia 9- 111' . 'xx . . . 1 N It 5 - l ' T - l Q u ' ' ' ' ll SINCERE 8. COMPANY Investment Securities Members New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Telephone 2892 Vero Beach, Florida HAGUE S MEDICAL CENTER Complete Pharmacol Supplies Phone 3660 Vero Beach Fla Compliments of WESTERN MEAT MARKET The Meat You Love To Eat I932 Dixie Ave Phone 2I63 Vero Beach Florida Best of Luck HUNT TILE COMPANY INC P O Box 508 Vero Beach Florida Phone 3197 HALE INDIAN RIVER GROVES Wabasso Florida CERTIFIED Beg' of Luck ININPN JEWETT APPRAISAL ssnvuce must 110 A Complete Real Estate Service Vero Beach, Florida I . Il Il . . . , . I , C . . I , N ,-. c I VI A X X I III J ,Q , 5, -a ,Q v,. was T' N W CITIN-I5 . . I Compllmems of Compl :ments of EAST CCAST TITLE or GUARANTY COMPANY J W YOUNC Bookkeepvng il Tax Servlce Phone 2642 Semnnole Bulldmg Phone 6121 1638 20111 Street Vero Beach Hondo Vero Beach Florncla Co hpl :ments fi S UCIE COUNTY BANK Unfalllng Service Snnce I908 Member of Federal Deposli' Insurance Corporatnon Fort Pierce Florida Compliments of Fabrics Draperies PHILLIPS Upholsterlng BOOKKEEPING 8- TAX SERVICE Slap Covers STURE INTERIORS DuBose Bunldung Phone 27I2 2IO7 I4Ih Avenue Vero Beach, Flornda Phone 2609 Vero Beach Flornda 1 I . I : ' of I II - u Tl l lv ' ' ' ' ul I I Compliments of Connplmnents From PLATT S GROCERY The Hometown Store Vero Beach Florida Congratulatlons ass C7-'OSTO' BUHDERS Amerucan Cool Arr Fans Heatalator Fireplace Umts SUPPUY DeVoe Reynold Paints Schlage Hardware Phone 2394 Vero Beach, Floruda INDIAN RIVER CCUNTY ABSTRACT Best of Luck Abstracts 8. TntIe Insurance KILGORE SEED COMPANY Mnss Ann Eckhoff Presndent FIorlcIa s Leadung Professional BulIdlng Phone 2084 Seed Man 2 . . - - Il ll I . to CI of '56 Porter Cable Tools Johns-Mansville Products ' ' CO. COX FUNERAL HOME l95O--20th Street Phone 3636 Vero Beach Florida Ambulance Only Trained Personal Lady Attendant fx :mains haul Amr Condition Our deslre to be favored wrth your confndence IS not stronger than our cletermlnatuon to deserve It KING S IDEAL SUPPLY A1 LISON WARREN Everythlng for the Grower HACKNEY at WARREN INC Dual 2201 Beach F1 Vero Beach Florlda ee vs nrsswnss P5 'E' P vw MACHINE WORK o o WELDING o o MILL SUPPLIES o 0 METALLIZING I ,bl I . , I 'J ,,'::,.3 i .n-'S , j . 1 f'- -:nn 'saggy g ,,AY,,,,, . , - ---'f - ' ' I . I ll ' ll . Vero , orida I Our Cuarant - Qualityn 4'---A ll I I H lfgff -. 'A' . IL- ' '- 1 . f I I. ,, W 4 s 4. l , -A -, M4 f' ' II 33 -A .. '3,' 1 R Graves H H Ol ord RAFORD TIRE Ol' COMPANY Sinclair and Goodyear Products 1430 19th Place Vero Beach Florida GRAPETTE up tTLI NG COMPANY Phone 2703 Vero Beach Orapette Mason s Root Beer Best Wishes to Tne Class of 1956 MENS SHOP Clothes of Comfort 1418 20th Street Compliments to Senior Class CLARK PAlIslT STORE Necchi Elna Sewing Macnmes Rentals Repairs Supplies Needles Home of Benlamin Paint Store 1416 20th Street Phone 2907 Vero Beach Florida Compliments of FT PIERCE NEWS TRIDUNE Ft Pierce Florida is a Cash Saxing 4 NNEY AQVIAYS Q AllT Ft Pierce Florida Compliments of RUBIN BROTHERS Fort Pierce, Florida Phone 17 ANN S COFFEE SHOP Air Conditioned Phone 372 147 North 4th Ft. Pierce Florida J.'. . . 'ff ,V T ,I J i fx Y? ' Q .st .. .N , . ll Il ll I I ' I N 1 Cu0.9gvaA,9xn.. - '- , . K. . F .. ,. ' --5 I at . I 7 i I Q F FIRST U Y . . I . ' I . I IEWEL PALMS New! Ulta Modern Deluxe Motor Hotel and Coffee Shop Spacious C press Pane I led Bed-Luvlng Roorns AI wlth lndrvudual aur-condr- honung TV electric heat refrigerator at no extra cost Across from Humnston Beach Park and Atlantlc Ocean Ounet surroundings Phone 2870 Ocean Drive Vero Beach Fla Best Washes 3 U. '. T TROPICAL FHSHIOINS I962- 4th Avenue Vero Beach Fla Phone 2170 Your Frlendly Home ofGood Health ,,,. mr nuns all nnuns THE BREEZEWAY On The Beach Open from 7 00 tall I2 00 7 days A complete soda fountann Try our dellclous sundaes and thnck milk shakes We serve the best hamburgers Vero Beach Flornda Cornpllments of SPINDRIFT COTTAGES On The Ocean Phone 2095 Vero Beach Florlda Phone 3398 GU LL GARBOR MARINA Evmrude Motors Boat Rentals Balt Tackle Charter Boat Gulde Service MOTEL RESTAURANT Orders To go Curb Service West end of bridge Vero Beach Fla A VERY HAPPY FUTURE TO ALL u 651 arzc my ssocaabss .ljfusfez In uzancs, flu 3I-12 SOUTH OCEAN DRIVE VERO BEACH FLORIDA P 1 H ii if QT T I 0 I .. I I I l . I ' . n . S . I I I ' I I ' D and sandwiches in town. I . S I ' jf L I I I 'mls' Congratulations PEGGY'S BAKE SHOP Phone 2726 I900--14th Avenue Congratulations To The Senior Class from MORSE PRINTING COMPANY JACKIE ZORN S BEACH SHOP Clothing ofD1stlnctlon for Women Ocean Drive Vero Beach Fla PROVOST OFFICE SUPPLY Flrst Federal Bldg Phone 3456 Vero Beach Friendly Service At BUD S GROCERY l4I3 Osceola Blvd Phone 2205 Compliments of THE VANITY SHOPPE Vero Beach Florida 2042 I4th Avenue Phone 2223 I407 20th Street Phone 2212 -M TAMEL s2EALTORs W6 I-I I 451055 may N! Mrrpmo Across From The Driftwood Phone 5475 Vero Beach, Florida I . -51 Q, Q ' l -. 'Pm' 1 vi POINSETTIA GIFT SHOP , ,bi 1llA,J,l lLL iQ-- .I ' F' 'l Compliments of ACATIDN DGUE ERD BEACH FLA Dustmctnve dresses 8. sportswear 1129 21st Street TOWNE N SURF Dress Shop 1965 14th Ave Phone 2016 FURNITURE CC 1450 21ST STREET VERD BEACH FLORIDA Congratulations to to Class of 56 O THE BYAC H Phone 3110 Vero Beach Florida Connplmnents of SUNNYSURF BEACH COTTAGES North Ocean Drive ROSS ELLWOOD REAL ESTATE Town and Country Propertles 3315 Ocean Drlve Complannents ofthe SMART SHOP SEA HORSE INN Vero Beach, Floruda 2009 14th Avenu e Phone 3509 , V U - iliulihag Squars 'Wa Ztnaaaal Stowe' N A 1 l llllllZ lllllll Ocean Drlve lMl'llll'l'llll MRS Vero Beach Florida Compl :ments of SEMINO LE APPLIANCE 1329 20th Street O ne 3115 EUNICE STYLE SHOPPE House of Quality Vero Beach, Florida Compliments of RAND'S The Powell 's For Homes Beautiful 1314 -- 20th Street Compliments of W, W, MAC 'The Friendly Store 51' and 101 FROSIY MANOR SANDWICH OR FUll COURSE MEAL -E! a,ne,d. 5!A1FooD Phone 5141 Mlracle Mule Vero Beach Florida Orders To Go BARTLETT LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO 2021 14th Avenue Phone 2112 Vero Beach Florndo HART S Home Furnushers VERO BEACH MATTRESS SHOP G0 By New Mattresses Mattress Renovatmg INDIAN RIVER PACKING CO North Dlxle at 25th Street Vero Beach, Florida Phone 3535 Gifford, Florida Phone 2888 U 1, . . -fl V . D ' ' K ,.- 1 J I U r Il qv. , 4 . I . 1 . . .... . . . Dl PIETRO IRON WORKS Andy DlPletro 8: Sons Everything ln Iron At A Prlce You Can Pay 1738 Dlxle Avenue Phone 3352 CLYDE HOWARD PAINT 8. HARDWARE STORE Quuck Courteous Servnce 1882 S Duxle Avenue Phone 2700 OL TDOOR ADVERTISING DISPLAYS vena anon rLurunA Phone 3410 EQ? aww' LAWS FEED Ev- SUPPLY 2018 Commerce Avenue VERO BEACH FLORIDA Compluments of BARKER WILLIAMS Alr Condltlonlng 2315 14th St Phone 6123 Vero Beach Floruda Compllments of THE TOY BOX Allison Bunldmg 19th Place Phone 3937 Congratulatnons to the Class of 56 and Vero Beach Hugh School WNTM Where North and Tropics Meet U.S, No. 1 South Phone 5405 Best of Luck Sensors of 56 AUXIER LANDSCAPE COMPANY Vero Beach, Florida 49' 'ts D ? af L- M 5 ' I Y I . ' to Best Wushes to the Class of 56 THE SUB DEB SHOP T644 Osceola Blvd Speclaluzlng In clothes For Glrls who Girls who Girls who are are are learnxng yearning earning Compliments of The Fwd Ban Vero s Delucatessen and Grocery on the Beach Lauderdale Vero Beach PETITE SHOP on the beach Handbags Jewelry Boca Raton C ulo Accessories Open every evemng untll TO OO P Compliments of Compliments of THE DONUT DEN Ocean Druve Vero Beach, Flornda THE MGCWH-l-lAM FAMlLY Fresh donuts all day soda fountain grulle and chrcken baskets Phone 6269 Best of Wlshes HIBISCUS MOTEl AND RESTAURANT South Federal Hughway Vero Beach Flornda Fr. l ' ' : . M. Q 0 I . , . . I . JIMMY S DRY CLEANERS A Home Owned and Operated Plant STa Nu Finishing Process Expert Tailoring James M Rearns Owner 2030 Cornnnerce Avenue Vero Beach Florida Phone 2261 Infants Children 1979 14th Ave Pre teen Apparel Catering to students of Vero Beach Hugh School IAUNJRYX DRYCIEANERS New Modern Laundry 8. Cleaning Plant Located at 1402 26th Street Pickup 8. Delivery Phone 2251 Best of Luck LUTHER HOTEL Vero Beach Florida Compliments of ROWELL FURNITURE Home Furnishings Phone 2025 2025 13th Ave Best of Luck Seniors COOPER JEWELRY Allison Building Phone 3138 Vero Beach, Fla BOB HART RADIO 8. TELEVISION R. C. A, Radio and TV Soles and Service Call 3644 1931 Dixie Ave. Vero Beach, Florida N US Tat26thStreet Phone3T84 If Amoco Products Tlre Recapplng D G MacMlll1an Dnstrubutor Servuce as our motto VERO BEACH AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS J R Furlong 8. Co Kung 8. Stanley Motors Roland Muller Chevrolet Vero Beach Cadullac Co Letchworth Motors 3T5 S. Fifth, P.O.B. 695 Ft. Pierce, Florida EARM SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS, INC. Purina Chows Farm Ranch 8. Poultry Supplies Phone T647 I Compliments STANDARD CUNCRETE BLOCK C0 I8th Place and Rallroad Box 1325 Vero Beach Florida Best of Luck BUCKINGHAM WHEELER AGENCY Insurance slnce T920 AI Crawford John W E Wheeler Compliments of DEL MAR HOTEL Under New Management Fund Ownership John R Rezzolla Sr Famous For Its Foods and Service What you want IS u Coke Ira 'KVI SHAW S SERVICE STATION Convenuently Located I337 Osceola Blvd Phone 2432 I . . I - O . . . . . . Colm is a du-mark. nomw won unnomv or nu cocn-coun comma nv I I O n ' n , . n JACK ESFORMES CORP GRAVES BROTHERS COMPANY Compliments of O Compl I ments of EAST COAST LUMBER AND SUPPLY C0 Complete Ilne of Bunldlng Materials Fabrucatlons of Plastic Countertops Masonry Palnts Phone 2368 and Road 60 Best of Luck GREENE S GAS AND APPLIANCES Phone 2204 I924 South DIXIE Ave Vero Beach, Floruda Carpeting Rugs Installations Sanding Mauntenances Flnlshlng EVANS FLOORING COVERINGS INC 1309 I9th Place Phone 5695 Compluments of JACK and JIM BALDWIN STANDARD SERVICE STATION Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN Hwy 60 at I7th Ave Sodas Sunclaes Shakes Floats Cones Erwin F . Mergott 'O' I Ith Avenue Sh ppers Exc s a e Fru B X B nm WEB IEIQ SEMIQE VERO BEACH FLORIDA LOY S MEN S WEAR Vero Beach Florida Best Wishes SIMMON S DRY GOODS STORE Vero Beach Florida EDWIN A HELSETH MATTHEWS TV SALES 8. SERVICE Insurance Agent 912 20th Place Phone 6189 Mutual of New York Vero Beach Florida 2025 16th Avenue Phone 2279 Vero Beach, Florida Sylvania Products Congratulations To An Active Class From Your Active Station ' WTTB Visit us at our new studios in Radio Center I536 20th St. Skip the Rest and Get the Best At the touch of our Dial I490 Kg . I -X -, xx - J - 'V A 1 , - Iuive I J ' T -T ' EITC ,-X I -' Indin X2 I Rivr I . I . I I ' I I 'cel Films I I - :Ii I I . I INDIAN RIVER ASSOCIATES Vero Beach Fla W C Graves Jr MOORE INSURANCE AGENCY I4I9 20th Street 3I45S Ocean Drlve Phone 2260 Phone 2040 Complete Insurance Servnce RADINSKY ELECTRIC Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Servuce VERO LAUNDROMAT I300 20th Street Vero Beach Florada Phone 5I65 Best Wu shes from IEYBUIIN S FIIIESIUNE Phone 29I5 2045 I4th Avenue Busmess Phone Home Phone 2070 2320 5 OI 5465 THE Baazflezf co :Nc Ocean Front Homes Rlver Front Motels and Buslness Property Tennae Lee Bradley Realtor Assocs John W Bradley Sam D Bradley II27 Miracle Mule Vero Beach Fla Best Wishes to Class of 56 LYBRAND BUILDING MATERIAL N St Lucne Avenue Vero Beach, Flornda Phone 3422 U. S. I , . ' I . . , . . I . I983--I4th Avenue Phone 2698 I . , . . I 0 I . . I . , . GULFLUIE MOTOR OIL Gulflube IS tough rugged and econom 1ca1 Gulfiube IS a premlum 011 at a egular prlce Handy 5 gallon Utility can 15 useful m a dozen ways too 'Lune JOE EARMAN JR Dlstrlbutor Vero Beach Flornda Congratulatnons to the Class of 56 FORREST C GRAVEC AGENCY 2035 13th Avenue Vero Beach Floruda Clyde W Sleeth Phone 2211 SUPPLY COMPANY Phnlco Applnances Motorola Sales 81 Servrce Phone 5252 1925 Duxne Ave Vero Beach Flornda Electrical Contractor Hotpoint Whrrlpool Admiral 845 20th Place Phone 3525 Vero Beach Flornda T Success and Happiness to the Senior Class MucDONAlD GAS SERVICE Pyrofax Bottled Gas 1533 20th Street Phone 2217 Best Wnshes to Class of 56 UOLl1 PLUMBING UIIMPANY, Illll Pho ne 3275 1137 Mnracle Mule Vero Beach, Florida :al . 4!A? . . EVANS Lenomom ELECTRIC I . I Wm I 1 ' 1910 South Duxle Ave Vero Beoch Florndo Phone 6154 A Service For Those Who Prefer The Best DAVIS SHOE SHOP 1946 Dnxne Ave one 2633 LAUNDRY 8- CLEANERS Located on Vem Beach F'0 df' 1620 2orh sneer Phone 2752 COX S RESTAURANT Congrctulotlons Sensors SERVICE STAUON Fmm Lovm s N Federal Hwy Vero Beach Phone 5878 Vero Beach Florida I Best of Luck Flllllllll SP011TIllGl100I1Sl10MPAllY Every Thing For The Sportsman Phone 2338 Lou Stockho Mel Bolinger Compliments of f ' ' . Ph I . ,- Compliments of MEM REAL 2235 14th Ave Phone 2689 :s'rA1: Compliments of DEKOLD REAL ESTATE Vero Beach Florida Vero Beach Florida L5 I vi I DANDEEBREAD Best Washes to Vero Beach GRADS 954' Ft Pnerce Florida mils, SHELEY Best Washes GLASS COMPANY INC To The Class of 56 2305 14th Avenue Phone 2346 HELPY SELFY LAUNDRY Vero Beach Florlda l834 Dlxle Ave Phone 2419 ff! F n - I . I INAAJA 4, D Q A 'ii is 1 A A o ' f ' A vt' .m ix W ' uh K 5 ' A x ' 7 . F Y-S-WWA , , - 3 A- , - ss -.-45- ' . Y -.- A Y I I . I . Best Wishes To The Senror Class THEATER DRUG Phone 2143 Compliments of HAMMERS GRO CERY Vero Beach Florida Best Washes DUFFY S RESTAURANT 2025 I5th Avenue Phone 2083 B I ue Crystal Water Pure Clean and Good Bottled By VERO BEACH ICE 8. STORAGE CO NC State Board of Health Permit 'll3I I Compl :ments of IISIIIIIILA IIIIAIIMAIIY WALGR EEN AGENCY MIRACLE MILE SUNDRIES Meet your friends here Phone 2229 Vero Beach Florlda OS OLFT FI R Best Washes To The Sensor Class from THE MANAGEMENT OF THE WINDSWEPT BERGGREN S VARIETY STORES Vero Beach and Fort Plerce Florida I I I .,l . Pl-I Y ' and ' ll ' n - .4 , 5 rn, A' ' lic, I Compl rrnents of GROVE PARK MOTEl Vero Beach Floruclu Best Wrshes WARRINGTON S SPORT SHOP SPIC N SPAN LAUNDRY 1935 So Dlxle Ven' Beach F'O d 1416 19th Place Phone 2405 Phone 6203 Vero Beach Florida Complete Flnlshlng Dry Cleamng To 0 Gfeq' 0055 TRIPSON s DAIRY from Dolly Dellvenes ALBRECHT CONSTRUCTION co H0m09e 'Zed Mglfade A Mllk Dowd Albrecht Butterml lk Cream Vero Beach Hondo Phone 2246 Vero Beach Fla mawog ACMEASUAUTY P RAT 'I' W PAINT flvrfkr mums s 1 6- S U P P L l E 5 Phone 2400 1923 Dixie Ave., Vero Beach, Fla. I . I I Everything For the Athlete I . - I . I . , . I ' ' ff I Compliments of WIIIIAM H HENSICK 8 SONS General Contra ctor A el-TV W Best of Luck to Class of 56 PERRY S PAINT AND BODY SHOP So Fed Hwy Vero B ch World Famous McKEE JUNGLE GARDENS Vero Beach Flornda ea Best Wrshed to the Class of 56 E M NETTO General Contractor T824 26th Ave Phone 3307 Vero Beach F la KWIK SERVICE Laundry and Cleanlng owner Clark T Rice across from Masonic Temple Phone 59I5 Compliments of PHILLIPS Roofing and Sheet Metal Works Compliments of '7!w 'lwf Vero's Complete Delicatessen 860 20th Place lExt. Rt. 605 . W, . G l '. An. ' l. f xunnvf R- I I I . l . I ' l . . . I 0 VERD BEACH BDDSTERS T956 THE MACKLE COMPANY LANGBEHN S BAKERY PARK S DRESS SHOP ECONOMY STORE JESSIE'S BEAUTY SHOP MocINTYRE S BEAUTY SALON RUDY HUBBARD INSURANCE CATRON BROTHERS TRUCKING CO. NORSE'S RECORD CENTER JONE'S RECORD SHOP SONDRA SUE SMITH CREED S H F HOUSE BUSS APPLIANCE COMPANY JOSEPH W WALTON REALTOR LAMAR ROBERTS SARA S FLOWER SHOP JEAN S GIFTS HELSETH S MACHINE AND REPAIR SHOP BEAUTY TEMPLE AND PATIO FLORIDA THEATRE VERO BEACH DRIVE IN THEATRE Best Wushes to the Seniors From the Z, X. a x ,D w 5 TE I A, WTI EE yy AND - ' Q V5 ' W Q5 5 if HP .., 1 I ' ff' V i5f94Qlu7' , f , V i i 4 ,. .W 1 'u Y . Ax ,.s.g,'--I 'Ka . .' T x1 11 'ISN-. su' .' 1 ' .1-h , ' ,,. ke .Q .Yiug Q .!. -r. ' -. 'F RW:-'42 N1- .4 - n


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